Nappanee
Embrace the Pace
In Nappanee the quiet rhythms of Amish life mesh seamlessly with modern day America. Downtown, 19th century storefronts house friendly eateries, antiques and home décor boutiques. Just outside of town, family-owned businesses thrive, cementing the area's rich tradition as a center for entrepreneurial craftsmanship.
Locals Love
- Take in a Saturday evening flick at the 1930's era Nappanee Theatre
- Sip a variety of fine wines from Indiana and Michigan wineries to discern the differences in each variety and vineyard at Amish Acres Wine Tasting Loft.
- Indulge on tempting hand-dipped chocolates from Veni's Sweet Shop
- Dine with a group of friends and family passing platters of Amish home-made favorites at Mullets Dining
- Taste a unique sweet - ice cream frozen with liquid nitrogen at Rocket Science Ice Cream in the shops at Coppes Commons.
- Make your little girl's dreams come true with an "dollhouse bed" from Weaver Furniture Barn
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Only in Nappanee
- Capture memories of "Smokey Stover" with a replica of the famous Foo Mobile at the Nappanee Center. Bill Homan was one of several cartoonists who called Nappanee home.
- Pair pastoral views with delicious food enjoying a Threshers Meal in Amish Acres Restaurant Barn
- Set out for back road adventures and great shopping following the course charted on the Nappanee Chamber's Countryside Shoppes map
- Step in to a former buggy shed now a charming quilt shop and chat with Mary Alice at her Martin's Quilt Shop
- Browse the booths of 300 vendors at Borkholder Dutch Village. It's one stop shopping for that special something.
- Enjoy top-notch live musical theatre in the impressive setting of a restored 1911 round barn at Amish Acres Round Barn Theatre
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