Thorntown offers small-town ease with real momentum along the banks of Sugar Creek. Rooted in Boone County, its walkable Main Street blends local eateries and redbrick storefronts with access to the Big-4 Rail Trail, perfect for morning runs and family bike rides. Community traditions anchor the calendar—none bigger than the Festival of the Turning Leaves, when music, makers, and classic cars take center stage—while the Town keeps things humming with ongoing services, parks, and neighborhood events through the Town of Thorntown.
Families appreciate the strong local schools served by the Western Boone County Community School Corporation, known for supportive classrooms and standout STEM and athletics. Early learners start at Thorntown Elementary School, where close-knit grade-level teams and enrichment programs help students grow. Older students benefit from districtwide programming that spans advanced coursework, robust arts, and competitive sports.
Daily life is enriched by the Thorntown Public Library, a hub for storytimes, makerspace-style activities, genealogy resources, and lifelong learning. Creativity flourishes at the Sugar Creek Art Center, which hosts rotating exhibits, classes, and studios for regional artists. When it’s time to get outside, residents enjoy the Big-4 Rail Trail for miles of car-free exploration, plus easy drives to area nature preserves and riverside fishing.
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Links: Town of Thorntown, Western Boone County Community School Corporation, Thorntown Elementary School, Thorntown Public Library, Sugar Creek Art Center, Big-4 Rail Trail via Zionsville.