Coppes Commons

Location: 401 E. Market Street

Nappanee’s colorful history comes alive at Coppes Commons. Originally the factory for Coppes Kitchen Cabinets, which produced the famous "Hoosier Cabinet," this 100,000-square-foot renovated space now houses a variety of small businesses. It's the perfect place for shopping for locally made, handcrafted, and freshly baked items.

To discover more shops and eateries, visit the Coppes Commons website.

The Barns at Nappanee,           Home of Amish Acres

Location: 302 W. Market Street

Escape to The Barns at Nappanee in Nappanee, Indiana, and immerse yourself in the heritage of century-old craftsmanship and agriculture. Time seems to have stopped over a century ago, preserved in the Amish way of life, which adheres to nearly forgotten patterns of living in today’s fast-paced world. The legacy of the three generations of the family who lived here is evident and palpable during a nostalgic visit to the farm and homestead. The Barns offer various eateries, performances at the iconic Round Barn Theatre, year-round events, and event spaces.

To discover more about what they offer, visit the Barns at Nappanee website.

Nappanee Public Library

Location: 157 N. Main Street

The Nappanee Public Library is a vibrant community hub, offering a wide range of programs and events throughout the year. With a wealth of electronic resources, versatile meeting rooms, and an extensive collection of games, the library caters to diverse interests and needs.

One of the standout features is The Cube, the library's innovative Makerspace. The Cube provides access to cutting-edge technologies and equipment, enabling patrons to explore new skills and unleash their creativity. Whether you're interested in 3D printing, crafting, or digital design, The Cube offers the tools and guidance to bring your ideas to life.

Discover more about what the Nappanee Public Library has to offer by visiting their website.

Nappanee Welcome Center

Location: 302 W. Market Street

While visiting Nappanee, be sure to add the Nappanee Center to your itinerary. With over 10,000 square feet of Nappanee history on display, you’ll be immersed in the city’s story as you enter the first jail cell and discover artifacts as extraordinary as a prototype space capsule developed by Aeronautical engineer, Lee Weaver, and a three-wheeled Foo Car, inspired by the cartoons of Bill Holman. 

Nappanee Theatre

Location: 154 N. Main Street

The Nappanee Theatre first opened its doors in 1926 as the Fairy Theatre.

In 1936, it changed ownership but continued showcasing both movies and live performances. With some remodeling and updates, the theatre remained open every night of the week. A neon sign displaying the theatre's name was added to the exterior to attract more visitors. Despite the name changes over the years to reflect modern usage, the mosaic tile around the box office still bears its original namesake.

Today, the Nappanee Theatre is independently owned and operated, continuing the tradition of screening movies, typically on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday evenings

To see the latest showing, check out the Nappanee Theatre Facebook page.