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Staying Connected in Your New Avon, Indiana Community

Scott Harmeyer August 6, 2025

Tips for Staying Connected in Your New Avon, Indiana Community

Avon, Indiana runs a weekly Farmers Market every Tuesday from June through August, has 30 parks and 5 golf courses within 7 miles of town center, and neighboring Brownsburg hosts its own Thursday market, all easy first stops for meeting people after a move.

Just moved to Hendricks County? Finding the right neighborhood makes it easier to build the routines and relationships that follow.

Explore Avon neighborhoods or talk to Scott about the right area for you.

Local Resource

Location

When

Good For

Avon Farmers Market

Hendricks Regional Health lot, 8244 E US Hwy 36, Avon

Tuesdays, 4 to 7pm, June to late Aug

Weekly routine, meeting neighbors

Brownsburg Farmers Market

Brownsburg Town Hall, 61 N Green St

Thursdays, 4 to 7pm, June to Aug

Families, kids' activities

Avon Town Hall Park

Behind Avon Town Hall

Year-round

Fishing lake, playground, disc golf

B&O Trail

Eastern Hendricks County

Year-round

Walking and biking, recurring routine

Moving to a new neighborhood can feel daunting, but staying connected in your new community is vital for your well-being and sense of belonging. Whether you are relocating across town or moving to Avon, Indiana for a fresh start, creating connections takes intentional effort. Here are practical, local strategies to help you thrive in Hendricks County.

Attend Local Events

Participating in local events is a practical first step to integrating into Avon and the surrounding Hendricks County community.

Farmers Markets in Hendricks County

  • Avon Farmers Market: Tuesdays, 4 to 7pm, June 3 through Aug. 26, at the Hendricks Regional Health south parking lot, 8244 E US Hwy 36, Avon.
  • Brownsburg Farmers Market: Thursdays, 4 to 7pm, June through Aug. 28, at Brownsburg Town Hall, 61 N. Green St.

These weekly markets bring produce, food vendors, and handmade goods, and they double as an easy, low-pressure way to see familiar faces every week.

Farmers market schedules are per the Town of Avon Parks and Recreation and Visit Hendricks County; confirm current-season dates before planning around them, as hours can shift year to year.

Explore Your Parks and Trails

Avon has over 30 parks and 5 golf courses within 7 miles of town center, so a short walk from most homes puts you near a trail or green space. Avon Town Hall Park, located behind Avon Town Hall, has a fishing lake, playground, walking trails, and a disc golf course. The B&O Trail runs across eastern Hendricks County for walking and biking, and Danville Parks and Recreation maintains additional trails and family programs nearby.

Walking the same trail or visiting the same park on a regular schedule is one of the simplest ways to start recognizing neighbors and building familiarity over time.

Volunteer and Join Local Groups

The Avon Farmers Market runs on volunteers for setup and guest assistance, which is a low-commitment way to meet other residents while supporting something the whole town shows up for. Local libraries, recreation centers, and community Facebook groups are also good places to find clubs and interest groups that match your hobbies, whether that is fitness classes, book clubs, or youth sports through Avon Athletics.

Support Local Businesses

Shopping at the farmers markets, dining locally, and using neighborhood services in Avon, Brownsburg, and Plainfield leads to the kind of repeat, small interactions that build familiarity over months. Many Hendricks County towns have close-knit business communities that value returning customers.

Establish Consistency and Stay Open

Building connections takes consistency more than any single event. Attending the same weekly market, walking the same trail, or showing up to the same class regularly means you start recognizing people, and they start recognizing you. Give it time, stay open to conversations, and follow up with people you meet.

Finding the right home in Avon or greater Hendricks County is the first step to building the connections that matter most. Connect with Scott Harmeyer to find a neighborhood where you can put down roots, or start browsing Avon homes for sale today.

Scott Harmeyer, REALTOR®/Broker with F.C. Tucker Company, lives in Avon, Indiana and has helped buyers find their footing in Hendricks County neighborhoods for years. He is a member of the Presidents Club (2023 to present, over $5 million in closed production).

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Frequently Asked Questions

How do I meet people when I move to Avon, Indiana?

Start with recurring local touchpoints like the Avon Farmers Market on Tuesdays, a regular trail walk, or a volunteer shift, since consistency builds familiarity faster than one-off events.

What farmers markets are near Avon?

The Avon Farmers Market runs Tuesdays from June through late August, and the Brownsburg Farmers Market runs Thursdays on a similar summer schedule, both within a short drive of most Avon neighborhoods.

What parks are good for meeting neighbors in Hendricks County?

Avon Town Hall Park and the B&O Trail are popular year-round options, and Danville Parks and Recreation offers additional trails and family programs nearby.

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