Bite Into Boone is Boone County’s exciting new summer dining trail — and you’re invited to take a big bite out of everything local! From May through August, we’re celebrating the best restaurants, flavors, and food experiences across the county. Whether you’re a local foodie or just visiting for the day, this is your chance to explore delicious new spots and support our amazing culinary scene.
Each month brings a new theme and new flavors to enjoy:
May – Sizzle into Summer: Kick off the summer with a mouthwatering celebration of all things grilled! Local restaurants will feature sizzling burgers, BBQ, and grilled specialties. From classic burgers to inventive grilled dishes, this month is all about enjoying food prepared over the open flame while celebrating the start of the warm season.
June – Taste the Outdoors: As the weather heats up, it’s the perfect time to dine al fresco. In June, we highlight the best outdoor dining spots in Boone County. Local restaurants with patios, outdoor seating, and picturesque views will showcase their offerings. Whether it’s brunch on the patio or a sunset dinner, we encourage guests to enjoy meals under the open sky — and yes, many of these spots are pet-friendly, so feel free to bring your furry dining companion along!
July – Fresh Flavors of Summer: July brings a celebration of fresh ingredients and seasonal flavors throughout Boone County. Local restaurants will highlight dishes made with peak-of-the-season produce and locally sourced ingredients, offering a true taste of summer. We’re also shining a light on Boone County’s farmers markets — perfect spots to explore vibrant fruits, veggies, and handmade goodies while supporting local makers. Whether you’re dining out or cooking at home, this month is all about enjoying fresh food and community connections.
August – BBQs of Boone: Boone County is home to some of the best BBQ this side of the Mississippi, and August is the perfect time to celebrate it! From slow-smoked ribs and savory pulled pork to saucy brisket and creative BBQ sides, local restaurants will be serving up their most mouthwatering barbecue dishes all month long. We’ll be highlighting the area’s top BBQ spots and encouraging guests to sample their way through Boone County’s smoky, saucy scene. Come hungry — this month is all about bold flavors and backyard vibes!
It’s easy (and fun!) to join the trail. Visit participating restaurants, try their featured items, and complete a quick online form for each visit to enter our monthly gift card giveaways. The more places you visit each month, the more entries you’ll receive — and the better your chances of winning! Plus, if you participate in all four months of this culinary experience, you’ll be entered into the grand prize drawing at the end of the summer. The more you explore, the more chances you have to win!
So grab your friends, bring your appetite, and explore Boone County one bite at a time. Follow us on social media, look for Bite Into Boone posters around town, and get ready to taste your way through summer! 🍔🍓🔥
Get ready to unleash your inner Viking at the 7th annual Whitestown Viking Fest! This exciting three-day festival invites attendees to immerse themselves in Viking culture with reenactments, music, competitions, food, and more from April 25-27 at Anson Acres Park.Â
“We’re celebrating all things Viking,” says Ana Disselhorst, Whitestown Parks and Recreation Events Coordinator. “Our festival invites everyone to experience a variety of Viking-themed reenactments, musical performances, and a Viking Village. It’s truly a family-friendly event, with something for people of all ages!”
Visitors can expect to watch Viking reenactors battle in the arena, enjoy live performances from Viking and Nordic musical acts, and witness fire dancers showcasing their skills. Adults can also test their strength in a Keg Toss competition while kids can try their hand at the Iron Skillet Toss. “Children will love our assortment of inflatables, and those 2 years old and under can attend for free!” says Disselhorst.
Since its humble beginnings in 2018, the Whitestown Viking Fest has grown tremendously. What started with 16 artisan vendors and 4 food vendors now boasts 46 artisan vendors and 10 food vendors. New this year, attendees can enjoy a vegan food truck in addition to the traditional Viking-inspired cuisine. In 2024, the festival attracted over 4,500 visitors, and it continues to grow in both size and quality.
Tickets are available online in advance for just $7 (before April 24), or pay $10 by card only at the gate. The Whitestown Parks Department cannotaccept cash at the entry gate.  Each purchased ticket is good for a single date. “The Whitestown Viking Fest is the ultimate adventure and celebration of Viking culture, music, food, and fun!” says Disselhorst. “Join us for an unforgettable experience you won’t want to miss! Skol!”
During the month of April, Boone County is a sweet tooth’s paradise, offering everything from ice cream and cookies to donuts, cakes, cupcakes, chocolates, and pies. This year, we’re excited to invite you to be part of the Discover Boone County Treats Trail 2025, where you’ll have the chance to vote for your favorite places to indulge in delicious treats. Whether you’re a fan of decadent chocolate, warm cookies, or fresh pies, we want to know which local shop or bakery deserves to be crowned the sweetest destination in Boone County.
New this year, we’re also asking you to help us choose the best “dessert after a meal” from the incredible restaurants in the area. From skillet cookies to fresh Key West-inspired pie, we want to know which restaurant dessert has won your heart. Your vote will help us highlight the must-try sweets that make Boone County a top spot for food lovers. Plus, many of our local businesses offer gluten-free, sugar-free, dairy-free, and vegan options, so everyone can join in on the fun!
In addition to the Treats Trail, don’t miss the Downtown Lebanon Cookie Stroll on April 5, 2025! This fun event invites you to stroll through downtown Lebanon, visit participating businesses, and collect delicious cookies along the way. For just $10, you’ll receive a cookie container, a stroll map with exclusive deals, and a chance to win a downtown prize pack. It’s the perfect way to sample some of the best cookies Lebanon has to offer while enjoying the charm of downtown.
Tickets for the Cookie Stroll are limited, so be sure to grab yours in advance to secure your spot! The event will happen rain, snow, or shine, with two start times available at 11:00 AM and 12:00 PM. Don’t miss out on this sweet adventure through Lebanon and the chance to help us determine the best treats in Boone County for 2025!
The Lebanon Leprechauns are bringing thrilling professional basketball to Lebanon, IN, offering fans of all ages an exciting and affordable sports experience. As a proud member of The Basketball League (TBL), the Leprechauns showcase top-tier talent while competing against teams from across the nation. But their impact extends beyond the court – the organization is deeply committed to positively influencing the community. Through youth programs, family events, and partnerships with local non-profits, the team works tirelessly to uplift and inspire the people of Lebanon and its surrounding areas. Join the Leprechauns in celebrating not only basketball but also the heart and spirit of the community!
As the Leprechauns continue to build a legacy, they invite fans to experience the excitement of each game and the energy of their hometown pride. With their home venue at The Farmers Bank Fieldhouse, fans can enjoy a top-notch game day experience while supporting their local athletes. Upcoming events include the team’s first road game on March 1st at St. Louis, followed by their highly anticipated first home game on March 3rd at 7 PM, where they’ll face off against Logansport. Click here to see the full team schedule and don’t miss out on the chance to be part of the action!
March is here, and with it comes the excitement of March Madness. While the NCAA tournament captures the attention of basketball fans nationwide, for Hoosiers, basketball is more than just a sport—it’s a way of life. Nowhere is this passion more evident than in Boone County, Indiana, where a rich basketball history continues to shape the local community today.
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Hoosier Hysteria is a term that captures the fervor surrounding basketball in Indiana. In Boone County, it’s not just about winning games—it’s about pride, tradition, and the unity that basketball fosters within the community. From the early days of pickup games to state championships, basketball has long been the heartbeat of this region.
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A standout example of this tradition is Lebanon’s Memory Hall Gym. Built in the 1930s, the gym hosted Lebanon High School basketball games into the 1960s, including during the high school playing days of basketball legend Rick Mount. The gym also gained internation fame in the iconic movie Hoosiers. The scenes filmed here have immortalized the gym as a key landmark in Indiana’s basketball history, making it a must-visit for fans of the sport and the film alike.
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Memory Hall continues to serve as a symbol of the region’s love for the game. The venue has witnessed some of Boone County’s most memorable basketball moments, and its floors have inspired countless young athletes to dream of greatness. It’s not just a building; it’s a living piece of the county’s basketball legacy.
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In 2020, the Heart of Lebanon launched the Alley-Oop project, revitalizing a previously vacated alley on the north side of Courthouse Square. The goal of the project was to create an engaging public space that expanded the pedestrian network and celebrated the community’s rich history, particularly its basketball legacy. Standing in the alley, visitors can look north toward Memory Hall Gym, a historic venue that hosted the rebirth of Lebanon basketball from 1962-1966, spearheaded by Rick Mount. The gym was also the site of Lebanon’s early basketball glory, with the town winning three state titles in 1912, 1917, and 1918. The Alley-Oop project beautifully ties this history together, creating a vibrant space for the community to honor its basketball roots.
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This March, as you cheer on your favorite teams, take a moment to reflect on the legacy of places like Memory Hall. From its role in Hoosiers to its ongoing influence on local basketball culture, Boone County’s passion for the game is a living testament to the spirit of Hoosier Hysteria. Make it a day of visiting Lebanon to take in this rich history, and enjoy shopping and dining while you’re there.Â
Boone County is gearing up for an unforgettable 2025, with a full slate of events that make it the perfect destination for every kind of traveler. Whether you’re an outdoor enthusiast, history lover, or festival-goer, Boone County offers a vibrant mix of local culture, unique events, and community fun.Â
Fun for Every Season
Step back in time at Whitestown’s Viking Fest from April 25-27th. This unique festival celebrates Norse heritage with Viking reenactments, traditional music, food, and hands-on activities offering a fun, interactive experience.
The Brick Street Market takes place on May 3rd in Zionsville, featuring offerings from local artisans. Walk Zionsville’s historic brick Main Street as you shop for unique handmade goods and crafts.
Kick off your summer with the Boone County Summer Fest from June 6-7th, hosted right on Lebanon’s square. With live music, food, drinks, and plenty of opportunities to get out and dance, this festival is a perfect way to get out for an evening of rockin’ fun.
As summer heats up, the Boone County 4-H Fair is a must-visit from July 20-26th. This annual event is a beloved tradition for locals and visitors alike, featuring livestock shows, demolition derby, food vendors, and entertainment for all ages.Â
The Zionsville Street Dance on August 2nd will truly get you dancing in the street. Enjoy drinks, food, and live entertainment as you take to Main Street for some evening fun.
For a truly unique cultural experience, visit the Traditional Pow Wow from August 16-17th, where you can enjoy Native American dance, music, and food, celebrating the traditions of the region’s indigenous peoples.
The Zionsville Fall Festival from September 5-7th is a celebration of autumn fun for the whole family. The weekend kicks off with a parade down Zionsville’s Main Street, followed by carnival rides, games, and vendors down in Lions Park.Â
The Back to the Fifties Festival on September 13th in Lebanon is a nostalgic trip down memory lane. This fun-filled event features a classic car show, a dedicated kids’ area with games and activities, live music, retro costumes, and plenty of classic diner-style food.
The Festival of the Turning Leaves from September 26-28th celebrates Boone County’s stunning autumn colors with vendors, family activities, cornhole tournament, and outdoor fun.Â
For a taste of fall flavor, don’t miss the Jamestown Apple Cider Festival on October 4th. This charming festival celebrates the harvest season with fresh apple cider, homemade treats, live entertainment, and local crafts for a perfect way to enjoy the autumn weather.
Colonial Market Days from October 25-26th in Lebanon offers visitors a chance to experience Colonial-era reenactments, traditional artisans, and historical displays, creating an immersive learning experience for the whole family.
Zionsville’s Christmas in the Village kicks off on November 29 with their holiday parade and visit from Santa with lots of fun things to do all the way until Christmas.
Visit for the holidays December 6th with Lebanon’s Christmas on the Square. Featuring vendors, reindeer, and a parade bringing Santa and Mrs. Claus to town!
If you’re a fan of indulging in delicious desserts while supporting local businesses, then the Lebanon Dessert Trail is your dream come true. This delightful trail is a perfect way to explore the charming shops and eateries of Lebanon, all while satisfying your sweet tooth. Whether you’re a chocolate lover, a fan of fruity pastries, or someone who just loves a good cupcake, the Lebanon Dessert Trail has something special for you. But it’s not just about the sweets – it’s also about the community, the local economy, and the unforgettable experience of supporting small businesses.
The Lebanon Dessert Trail: A Tasty Adventure
The Lebanon Dessert Trail is more than just an excuse to indulge in mouthwatering treats. It’s a journey through Lebanon’s vibrant local food scene, where you’ll find everything from decadent cakes and pies to artisanal chocolates and fresh-baked cookies. The best part? Every stop on the trail is a local business – and by visiting each one, you’ll be contributing to the growth and success of the community.
The trail encourages you to visit a selection of local restaurants, bakeries, cafes, and dessert shops, each offering unique sweet creations. As you work your way through the trail, you’ll not only discover new favorite spots but also experience the warmth and hospitality of Lebanon’s local businesses.
For more information about the Dessert Trail click here.
Valentine’s Day: Fall in Love with Boone County
As we approach Valentine’s Day, what better way to show some love than by treating yourself and your loved ones to the sweetest experience in town? The Lebanon Dessert Trail is the perfect way to celebrate the season of love, with delectable desserts and charming local spots that will make your heart skip a beat.
Whether you’re planning a romantic date or looking for a thoughtful gift, many of the local businesses on the trail offer special Valentine’s Day treats. Think heart-shaped cookies, decadent chocolate truffles, and beautiful cakes that will make the perfect gift for your sweetheart. It’s a sweet way to show someone you care while also showing some love for the local businesses that make Boone County so unique.
So, this Valentine’s Day, skip the sappy cards and bouquets, and explore Boone County’s local delights. Fall in love with the flavors, the atmosphere, and the wonderful businesses that call Lebanon home. You’ll find that a sweet treat can be the perfect expression of affection – and it’s a great way to support the local community while sharing the love.
The Power of Shopping and Dining Local
Beyond the delicious desserts, the Lebanon Dessert Trail highlights a crucial aspect of community life: supporting local businesses. When you shop and dine locally, you contribute to the sustainability of small businesses that are the backbone of any town. Here’s why shopping and dining local truly matter:
Spending money at local businesses has a direct positive impact on the local economy. When you shop local, the money circulates within the community, helping create jobs, support schools, and fund local projects. It’s a ripple effect that benefits everyone – from the shop owners to the employees and the neighbors who live in the area. Plus, local businesses often source their ingredients or products from nearby suppliers, creating a strong network of support for other small businesses.
3. Building a Stronger, Unique Community
When you shop and dine locally, you contribute to the unique character of Boone County. Local businesses offer one-of-a-kind experiences that you simply can’t find in big cities. From personalized customer service to exclusive treats, these businesses are what make a community feel special and distinctive. Lebanon’s Dessert Trail is a prime example of how local flavor, both literally and figuratively, can create a sense of place and identity.
4. Fostering Friendships and Connections
The local community you support also includes your friends and neighbors. Many local businesses thrive because of the relationships they build with their customers. By visiting the Lebanon Dessert Trail stops, you’ll get to know the people behind the businesses, and your purchases help strengthen those bonds. Plus, when you support these businesses, you’re encouraging others to do the same, creating a sense of camaraderie and shared pride within the community.
A Sweet End to a Sweet Day
So, what are you waiting for? Grab your friends, family, or that special someone, and set off on the Lebanon Dessert Trail. With each bite, not only will you enjoy the delicious desserts Lebanon has to offer, but you’ll also be making a positive impact on the local community.
Whether you’re treating yourself to a piece of cake, grabbing a cupcake for a loved one, or discovering a new dessert spot, the Lebanon Dessert Trail offers a fun and rewarding way to enjoy the simple pleasures in life. And when you shop and dine local, you’re contributing to a stronger, more vibrant Lebanon – one sweet treat at a time.
This Valentine’s Day, fall in love with Boone County all over again – one delicious bite at a time.
As winter settles in and the landscape transforms into a picturesque snowy scene, there’s no better time to explore the warmth and charm of Lebanon and Whitestown. These two communities, nestled in the heart of central Indiana, are home to wonderful Winter Markets that offer a cozy, welcoming escape from the cold—whether you’re a local resident or a guest visiting the area. From fresh local produce to artisanal treats, these markets are a fantastic way to experience the best of the season while supporting small businesses and the community.
Where: Inside Four Finger Distillery at 126 W Washington Street, Downtown Lebanon When: Saturdays, 10 a.m. – 12 p.m.
For those looking to immerse themselves in the cozy, small-town charm of Lebanon, the Winter Market inside Four Finger Distillery is the perfect winter destination. Located in the heart of historic downtown Lebanon, this market brings together the best of local flavors, crafts, and handmade goods, all set against the rustic backdrop of the distillery.
Visitors will feel the warmth as soon as they step inside. The market’s inviting atmosphere is filled with the delicious aroma of freshly baked breads and pastries, along with the sweet richness of local honey and jams. The seasonal offerings go beyond food, featuring beautiful handcrafted goods that showcase the talents of local artisans.
If you’re a guest visiting Lebanon for the first time, the Winter Market is a great way to get a taste of the local culture. It’s also a fantastic way for residents to connect with their neighbors and enjoy the seasonal bounty. Sip on a hot cup of coffee or warm cider, chat with vendors, and discover one-of-a-kind gifts or treats. Plus, don’t miss out on the opportunity to explore downtown Lebanon, where you’ll find local shops, historic landmarks, and cozy eateries—perfect for a day out in the winter chill.
Where: Whitestown Community Recreation Center, Whitestown Municipal Complex When: Once a month from 9 a.m. – 12 p.m. Dates: January 11, February 8, March 8
For those looking to explore a new destination in 2025, the Whitestown Winter Market promises to be a fresh and exciting experience. Located at the Whitestown Community Recreation Center, this monthly market offers a variety of local food, handmade goods, and seasonal produce.
Whitestown, a growing community just north of Indianapolis, is known for its family-friendly vibe and rich local culture, and this new Winter Market reflects that perfectly. With vendors offering everything from delicious baked goods to handmade crafts, this market is an excellent place to discover something special. Whether you’re a first-time guest or a local resident, you’ll appreciate the opportunity to support the talented artisans and food producers who make this area thrive.
After you’ve explored the market, take some time to enjoy the local sights and attractions. Whitestown is home to scenic parks, beautiful walking trails, and great spots for dining. Plus, it’s just a short drive from Indianapolis, making it an easy day trip for those seeking to enjoy a bit of the local life outside the city.
Why Winter Markets Are a Must-Visit for Locals & Guests
Both the Lebanon and Whitestown Winter Markets offer much more than just a shopping experience—they provide a chance to slow down, unwind, and truly embrace the season. Whether you’re a guest visiting to explore the local scene or a resident seeking to support small businesses, these markets offer something for everyone.
Local tourism benefits from these seasonal events by helping to foster a sense of community, while also introducing newcomers to the charm of small-town Indiana. If you’re visiting the area, you’ll get a true taste of the local culture through its food, artisans, and warm hospitality. For those who live here, it’s a way to reconnect with your neighbors, enjoy fresh food, and take pride in the craftsmanship of local artisans.
So, whether you’re staying for a weekend or a day, make sure to visit the Winter Markets in Lebanon and Whitestown. Explore the flavors, crafts, and warmth of these special seasonal events, and support the local businesses that make these communities so unique. Your winter experience awaits—come for the market, stay for the memories!
January is the perfect time to embrace the winter season and enjoy some exciting events in Boone County. For a magical winter experience, check out the Illuminate the Night Luminary Walk on January 4th from 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. at Overley-Worman Park, Zionsville. Take a peaceful stroll through the park, which will be beautifully lit by hundreds of handcrafted luminaries. This serene and creative event celebrates community spirit and is a wonderful way to enjoy a winter evening outdoors.
Boone County offers two wonderful winter markets for those looking to enjoy the season’s best flavors and support local businesses. The Lebanon Winter Market, held every Saturday starting January 4th from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. inside Four Finger Distillery at 126 W Washington Street, in Downtown Lebanon, is the perfect cozy spot to warm up this winter. The market features a delightful selection of fresh-baked breads, pastries, local honey, jams, and other seasonal delights. It’s a festive and welcoming space where you can savor the season’s best and enjoy the warmth of the community. Meanwhile, the Whitestown Winter Market, hosted once a month (January 11th) from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. at the Whitestown Community Recreation Center, offers a variety of local products and foods, perfect for those missing the Farmers Market in colder months. Both markets provide a great opportunity to support local vendors while enjoying fresh, wholesome offerings this winter.
For a cozy winter evening, Zionsville is hosting the Java Trail on January 9th from 4:00-7:00 p.m. This exclusive, coffee-themed event invites you to explore Zionsville’s Brick Street businesses while enjoying special deals, meals, drinks, and activities designed to keep you warm on a chilly night. You’ll receive a Java Trail mug and map, guiding you to all the best stops for a delicious and lively evening. As an added bonus, enjoy live music and other surprises as you stroll through the town, making it the perfect way to spend a winter night with friends.
For those looking to add a little flavor to their winter routine, the first-ever It’s All Fun and Games Mocktail Stroll in the Heart of Lebanon is a must on Saturday, January 18th! Explore the charming downtown area while sipping on upscale, handcrafted mocktails from local restaurants. This fun and festive stroll lets you enjoy creative drinks, collect themed giveaways from participating retailers, and experience the vibrant spirit of Lebanon’s community. For just $20, you’ll receive four mocktails, special offers from local businesses, and the chance to win a prize pack. This event is exclusively for adults 21+ and is limited in space, so make sure to reserve your spot today!
In addition, puzzle enthusiasts won’t want to miss the Zionsville Puzzle Swap on Saturday, January 25th from 9:00 to 11:00 a.m. at Zionsville Town Hall (1100 W Oak Street). This event, now part of Winterfest, invites you to bring gently used puzzles to Zionsville Town Hall between January 2 and 23. In celebration of National Puzzle Day, come back on January 25th to swap your puzzles and choose a new one. Early bird ticket access is from 8:30 to 9:00 a.m., and this event is a great way to connect with fellow puzzle lovers and refresh your collection. Last year, over 1,000 puzzles were swapped in just two hours!
Experience the enchanting beauty of Lincoln Lights at Lincoln Park in Zionsville, open now through Sunday, February 15. This dazzling holiday light display, presented by Hometown Lawns, features a beautifully illuminated gazebo and a twinkling array of lights that transforms the park into a magical winter wonderland. Guests can also enjoy the charming outdoor igloos, brought to you by MIBOR, offering a cozy space to take in the festive atmosphere.
Whether you’re looking to warm up with a hot mocktail, shop local, swap puzzles, or take in some festive lights, Boone County has plenty of exciting things to do this January!
Looking for the perfect place to ring in the New Year?
Head to Boone County for a memorable celebration!
Local restaurants like Cobblestone in Zionsville and Parky’s Smokehouse in Lebanon are offering special menus and events to help you toast to the new year. Whether you’re craving a delicious meal or a festive night out, these venues are ready to make your celebration extra special. Be sure to check with your favorite restaurant to see if they are taking reservations—1830 Chophouse and Klooz Brews in Lebanon are already accepting them!
For those looking to extend the fun, The Public House in Zionsville and The Pub at Anson are both open later, providing the ideal atmosphere to keep the party going. Don’t miss out on live music at Four Finger Distillery, adding a lively vibe to your evening until the clock strikes midnight.
Discover Boone County Treats Trail 2025: Vote for the Sweetest Spot
During the month of April, Boone County transforms into a sweet tooth’s paradise, offering everything from ice cream and cookies to donuts, cakes, cupcakes, chocolates, and pies. Join the Discover Boone County Treats Trail 2025 and vote for your favorite places to enjoy delicious treats. Whether you’re a fan of decadent chocolate, warm cookies, or fresh pies, help us crown the sweetest destination in Boone County. This year, we’re also asking you to vote for the best “dessert after a meal” at local restaurants, with options for gluten-free, sugar-free, dairy-free, and vegan treats, so everyone can participate!
Don’t miss the Downtown Lebanon Cookie Stroll on April 5, 2025! For just $10, you can stroll through downtown Lebanon, visit participating businesses, collect delicious cookies, and enjoy special offers along the way. It’s the perfect way to sample some of the best cookies Lebanon has to offer while enjoying the charm of downtown. Tickets are limited, so be sure to grab yours in advance, with two start times available at 11:00 AM and 12:00 PM. Don’t miss out on this sweet adventure and the chance to help us determine the best treats in Boone County for 2025!
For more information about this sweet adventure, click here.
Unleash Your Inner Viking at Whitestown Viking Fest – April 25-27!
Get ready to unleash your inner Viking at the 7th annual Whitestown Viking Fest from April 25-27 at Anson Acres Park! This three-day event offers Viking reenactments, live music, fun competitions, food, and a Viking Village, making it a family-friendly experience for all ages. With over 46 artisan vendors and 10 food vendors, including a new vegan food truck, there’s something for everyone!
Tickets are just $7 online (before April 24) or $10 at the gate. Don’t miss out on this unforgettable celebration of Viking culture—grab your tickets and join the fun!
Bite Into Boone- A Summer Culinary Experience!
Get ready to embark on a mouthwatering adventure with Bite Into Boone, Boone County’s exciting new summer dining trail! From May to August, explore the best local restaurants, seasonal flavors, and unique dining experiences. Each month brings a new theme — from sizzling BBQ and outdoor patios to fresh farm-to-table dishes and top-notch BBQ joints. The more places you visit, the more chances you have to win gift cards and the grand prize! Ready to take a big bite out of Boone County? Read more about the event and join the fun!
