Boone County, IN
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Discover the vibrant spirit of our community through the #LovinLebanon podcast—a hub for both residents and future locals alike to stay abreast with the lively events and intimate stories that make Lebanon more than just a place, but a home. Tune in to uncover why life in Lebanon is the experience you’ve been searching for. #WhyLiveInLebanon

Lebanon’s event calendar overflows with activities, including the summer’s weekly City Market. Lebanon’s cultural scene flourishes further with local art expositions, historical reenactments, and culinary competitions like the “Battle of the BBQ”. Seasonal festivities, including community-oriented Trunk or Treats and revered car shows, unravel endless avenues for shared joy and connection.

Nestled within the scenic expanse of Lebanon lies a treasure trove of over 100 acres of lush public parks, beckoning outdoor enthusiasts and families alike to explore and rejuvenate amidst nature’s splendor. But that’s just the beginning. Our pride, Memorial Park, features an all-inclusive, ADA compliant playground—a safe and joyful haven for children of all abilities to play together.

Steeped in rich history and cultural significance, Lebanon, Indiana, beckons with the warmth of its heritage and the charm of a community that feels like home. Named by one of the city’s earliest visionaries, Adam French, Lebanon resonates with a Biblical echo as a cluster of majestic hickory trees stirred memories of the timeless Cedars of Lebanon. This picturesque town offers more than just a name; it’s a place where the roots of tradition intertwine with the promise of tomorrow.

Lebanon’s most famous attraction is the Boone County Courthouse in the town square. The 100-year-old Courthouse is renowned for its world-largest single-piece limestone pillars. It also features the second-largest stained glass dome in the state of Indiana and eight functioning Hahl clocks.

Understanding the educational landscape is paramount for those considering a move to the charming town of Lebanon, Indiana.