Caterers in Greenwood, IN

Most of the museums around have rooms for this kind of event, and they work with caterers that would make it pretty painless for that size group. You could do the [IMA](http://www.imamuseum.org/specialevent), [IHS](http://www.indianahistory.org/our-services/facility-rental), or [ISM](http://www.indianamuseum.org/host-an-event). They each have their own list of approved caterers, if you go that route.

[Barto's Catering](http://www.thefoodguys.net/bartos/location.html) has facilities that would suit your needs and could easily feed 50+ people. Full disclosure: I'm a friend of the head chef and my opinion is very biased.

My golf club would be able to accommodate

What is your budget? That's the question.

Ritz Charles in Carmel is nice, but it's not very centrally located. I imagine there are a good number of downtown hotels that probably have options, too. A website you can try and use would be [Snappening](http://www.snappening.com/).

We've had ours at Euphoria a couple times. Good food, open bar, and we usually get a DJ. It was much better there than the typical museums and other hotels. http://www.creationcafeandeuphoria.com/euphoriaevents/

For an in general meeting place, I would consider The Montage. Always had good luck there. That's off 86 th in the Castleton area. http://themontage.info/ Fishers Banquet Center always does a nice job. http://fishershospitalitycc.com/ Without more info about tastes, budgets, etc, it's hard to come up with more info. Also, most of these parties were booked months ago, so you need to get moving asap if you want a holiday party booked.

Haha this is literally one of the most blanket questions ever. We are one of the biggest event cities in the Midwest there is seriously thousands of places you could go.

You might also check into Conner Prairie, they have lots of event and meeting rooms, catering(I think), and I don't think many people think about it as an event place. If you have an employee who is a member you may also get a discount. Disclosure: my mother works there in the office (not one of the characters)

Indiana Live Casino has a intimate room that is really awesome looking. It holds a max of 50 people. The food they offer is incredible and I've always had excellent service. I am responsible for a banquet and once we moved to there from another facility we never looked back.

We considered Mavris for our holiday party last year and would've gone with it except it was too small for our needs. They have several size rooms, and I have heard good things about the food. Lots of stuff books up quickly, so be prepared for a hunt...things are more popular than you'd think around here!! We push our holiday party into January in order to have more options on locations. http://mavris.net/index.html

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I would personally recommend [The Columns](http://www.theatriuminc.com/columns) in Greenwood. Family owned and operated, good food options and a very nice atmosphere. It will be perfect for a private holiday party. Plus it's not in a hotel, so you don't have to deal with other patrons etc...

Fastimes indoor karting. They have a nice conference room with projector, can provide food upon request, and have a decent bar. Oh yeah, they also have go karts.

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The Rathskellar does a great job of accommodating parties of this size.

My Aunt Pam ask Jami Sue Horton.

Yay Michelle Andreas that would be great!! Any help would be awesome!

Just call her 317 696 7396

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Kevin Mason Angie Wright

We had our wedding reception/dinner at The Columns in Greenwood at the corner of Main & Madison.

Toni Kelly, approx 150 finger foods, booze etc

You might call Fireside Brewhouse and ask for Amy Arnold~she is my sister! I am not sure if they do outside venues but it would be worth a shot!

Andi Rojas Baker?

Check out Your Budget Catering. Julie Wilcher Davis is an FC grad.