Indianapolis, IN — Each year the Indianapolis Parks Foundation hosts the Mayor’s Lunch to raise money to pay for upgrades and maintenance at the city’s many parks. It’s the area’s premier event for fundraising and park support. SYNLawn Indiana was proud to participate in this event by installing artificial turf centerpieces on each table. The audience of over 700 community …
Indianapolis, IN — The Riley Children’s Health Sports Legends Experience, a 7.5-acre, $38.5 million exhibit at The Children’s Museum of Indianapolis opened Saturday with SYNLawn sustainable, plant-based products in a starring, 1.4-acre role. The Children’s Museum of Indianapolis is the largest of its kind in the world and this indoor/outdoor exhibit, The Riley Children’s Health Sports Legends Experience, is a …
Author: Dwight Adams, published: IndyStar.com Indianapolis, IN — Pete and Alice Dye were highly skilled amateur golfers who taught the game to their own children. Now, the famed golf course designers from Indiana will be able to share their love of the sport with other families in the Pete and Alice Dye Golf Experience being built at The Children’s Museum …
Indianapolis, IN — More great local coverage from WXIN Fox 59 featuring Lorraine Vavul of SYNLawn Indiana who have donated nearly $14,000 worth of SYNLawn artificial grass and install services along the new Georgia Street walkway and streets surrounding Bankers Life Fieldhouse in Indianapolis in anticipation of the “Big Game”. This video is no longer available.
by: Adrienne Broaddus INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — It’s similar to the material you see on a football field. Now, the artificial grass is making its way to Georgia Street in Downtown Indianapolis. It’s all part of the push to spruce up the area in the weeks leading up to the Super Bowl. Hundreds of thousands are expected to pack Georgia Street …
Indianapolis, IN — Thirty Butler University students split into six teams spent the last semester studying the SYNLawn business model, while developing and proposing new marketing plans for introduction into the local Indiana market. Coordinated by Butler Adjunct Faculty Professor Lorraine Phillips Vavul; Phillips challenged her students to answer the proposition "How would you introduce SYNLawn to the Indiana market?" …
