A new entertainment destination is opening its doors in Noblesville just in time for holiday gatherings.

Baggerstown, located off State Road 37 at Town & Country Boulevard, will launch Nov. 25, the day before Thanksgiving, bringing professional cornhole courts, multisport simulators, and a full restaurant and bar under one roof.

Owner Kristen Moon said the venue grew from casual office cornhole games into a much bigger vision. “What started out as some coworkers coming together to play cornhole turned into this much larger vision,” Moon said in a recent interview. “It is a place that we created for people to come together and to have some friendly, fun competition, enjoy some great food, and just to have a lot of fun.”

The venue will feature 18 professional-regulation cornhole courts, each positioned exactly 27 feet apart, using certified boards. Moon anticipates leagues and tournaments, along with open walk-in play for casual competitors.

Beyond cornhole, Baggerstown will offer four multisport simulators loaded with more than 50 games, including football, soccer, and variants like zombie golf. The facility also will include ping-pong and other activities.

The restaurant will serve wood-fired pizza and barbecue. Moon’s personal favorite is the stuffed breadsticks filled with pepperoni and other toppings. Two fully stocked bars, including a dedicated bourbon bar, will round out the offerings.

With opening day approaching, Baggerstown is conducting an aggressive hiring push to fill approximately 60 positions. Open interviews are held from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday through Saturday at the Noblesville location, with some candidates receiving on-the-spot job offers.

The venue’s name came from Moon’s husband, inspired by the game that started it all. “It is a place for people to come together,” Moon said, “and he came up with Baggerstown.”