BRICS Owner Plans Ice Cream Parlor and Marketplace in Whitestown

New facility would produce ice cream for the parlor and other shops around the state.

Apr. 10, 2026 at 6:08am

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The owner of BRICS, a local ice cream brand, has announced plans to replace two houses in Whitestown, Indiana with a new facility that would manufacture ice cream for a planned ice cream parlor as well as other shops across the state.

Why it matters

The new ice cream parlor and marketplace represent an investment in Whitestown's growing commercial district, which has seen increased development and foot traffic in recent years. The project could also create new jobs and attract more visitors to the area.

The details

The proposed facility would produce ice cream for the new ice cream parlor as well as supply BRICS and other shops around Indiana. The project would involve demolishing two existing houses to make way for the new building.

  • The plans were announced on April 10, 2026.
  • Construction is expected to begin later this year.

The players

BRICS

A local ice cream brand that plans to open a new ice cream parlor and production facility in Whitestown.

Whitestown

A town in Indiana that has seen increased commercial development in recent years.

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What they’re saying

“We're excited to bring our ice cream to more people across the state with this new facility.”

— BRICS Owner

What’s next

The town of Whitestown will need to approve the zoning and construction plans for the new facility before work can begin.

The takeaway

This investment in Whitestown's commercial district signals continued growth and development in the area, which could bring new jobs, visitors, and economic opportunities to the community.