FREE COMMUNITY CELEBRATION!
NoblePalooza
The 4th Annual NoblePalooza, an Expo to Thrive, will return to the Community Learning Center
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Saturday, March 14, 2026
10 AM - 2 PM
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This free community event showcases individuals, and organizations from all across Noble County that make our community prosper! Exhibitors will experience great networking and promotions while attendees enjoy free activities, gather information, shop the Marketplace, and discover the many ways to enrich lives in Noble County, Indiana!
REGISTER YOUR BOOTH NOW!
HUNGRY?
Support a local non-profit by ordering food and drinks from one of our NoblePalooza concessioners, located in the Marketplace.
Attend the Expo!
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Save the date! NoblePalooza occurs one day only - Saturday, March 14, 2026 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
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Find the venue - The Community Learning Center is located at 401 E Diamond Street in Kendallville. Use our interactive Google Map or download a map here. Parking is free, but the venue lots may fill quickly. Additional, free parking is available at East Noble High School, 901 Garden Street, Kendallville and a free Green Bus shuttle will run throughout the event.
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​Plan your visit! Scroll down to explore all six areas of the expo! See maps of the venue and areas here.
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Increase your chances of winning a GRAND PRIZE just for showing up! Every individual or family will receive one free entry form at reception. Pick up two more by exploring the Youth Business Fair and the exhibits in the Reception Room on the second floor.
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Bring cash to enjoy lunch concessions and so you can shop local and support local entrepreneurs!
2025 Exhibitors & Vendors
Explore the many Noble County serving businesses and organizations at NoblePalooza!
Exhibitors and vendors can review their registration details here.
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2025 Youth Entrepreneurs
Visit and support our 2025 Youth Entrepreneurs!
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Charlie Streb - Custom car coasters, plus random pens and hair clips.
Chase Bitzel - Organic teas and fishing flies.
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David Mains - Wood lathed items, ink pens, candle stick holders.
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Girl Scouts - Girl Scout Cookies.
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Juliette Gonzalez - Homemade chapsticks.
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Katherine Mains - Hand crafted goat milk and glycerin soaps.
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Kaydence Isaac - Handmade, glazed pottery pieces.
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Lillie Foster & McKenzy Tarr - Bracelets and keychains.​
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Melanie Roberts - Animé and Manga art (a form of illustration that originated in Japan.)
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Oak Farm Montessori School Farm Store - Felted items, soap, dryer balls, seasonal and wood crafts.
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Teens retain 100% of proceeds of sales. Bring cash and support our local, young entrepreneurs!
