The Zionsville Village Residents Association

The VRA offers opportunities  for Village residents to get involved with our community and learn about issues that affect our neighborhood. Most of all, the VRA is still committed to the ideas it was founded upon…preserving what’s best about life here in our Village.

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A group of community-serving nonprofits (Main Street Zionsville, SullivanMunce Cultural Center, Zionsville Cultural District), local artists, and representatives from Zionsville Community Schools, Zionsville Parks and Recreation and the Town of Zionsville are working together to document the arts, culture, and creative resources that already exist in Zionsville and develop a vision and plan for the future. This effort is about understanding what our community has, identifying opportunities and needs, and creating a thoughtful roadmap that reflects the people who live, work, create, and gather here. We want this plan to be for the community and shaped by the community. Please take a few minutes to share your perspective through this survey and help us understand what matters most to you. Link: https://forms.gle/eX4q8ALuruNSQGzX9

SullivanMunce Cultural Center Century Structure Tour:

This tour will take you past a wide range of structures in the community and the history behind them. Some of these have existed since the 1860s. The Century Structure program began in 1987 to recognize and honor the historic buildings remaining in our community. Residential and commercial businesses that maintain their building’s original architectural style and integrity are eligible to apply. To date, there are more than 30 century structures. These homes are separated into three distinct tours, each less than an hour long and covering less than a mile. Please click here for more infomation and to learn more about the three available tours (free)

*SullivanMunce Cultural Center is not affiliated with the ZVRA

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Mark Walters

Hello,

Welcome to a (so far) spectacular fall season in the Village!! I hope all of you are enjoying the beautiful weather, turning leaves, and seasonal events!

As I mentioned in last month’s letter a survey our leadership team has developed is ready to go to our email database. There will be an email blast which will contain a link to the survey. I urge you to take some time to access the survey and complete it. This is the only way the leadership team can understand what is important to Village residents and structure the VRA to address your input. Responses will be due at the end of November and once complied shared with our membership.

I would like to see this coming year be a growth year for our VRA membership. To do that we will need to attract new members by making the organization relevant to new families moving in as well as letting long time members know that we are listening and working to improve the organization.

I wanted to announce as well that the Main Street Zionsville organization (of which I am a board member) has begun a fund-raising effort. This effort titled Main Street Impact is designed to support the work MSZ is doing in our historic and unique downtown. Any gift you give helps MSZ create meaningful events and experiences, support arts and culture and the historic main street district, while improving the visitor experience and bringing our community together. Every contribution large or small during the month of October will be matched dollar-for-dollar, up to $7,500! Please consider a donation to this very worthwhile organization which is working hand-in-hand with the VRA to keep our Village a vibrant and special place for both residents and visitors!

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