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as of November 2026, from the banked 2026 roll and this section's checks
The map, as of November 2026, is one street long: Standing — Kate O'Connor's Irish Pub, 415 East Michigan Street, the town's bar: opened 2007, under its second owners, trading on the hours the Tribune printed in April 2026 (to 9 or 10 p.m. by the day — a pub that keeps café hours, sized honestly). Standing as eating rooms with the town's social life in them — Moser's Austrian Cafe, 201 East Michigan, and Manny's Restaurant, 801 West Michigan (the business association's meeting place in its 2024 minutes), neither of them a bar in the record reached. In a building's second life — Miller's Home Café, closed as a café, its room at 112 East Michigan now the town museum. Named and gone from the current roll — the Still Tavern, in the record in 2000, in no current listing reached. Never present in any generation read — a saloon (1916), a speakeasy (1920–33), a disco or warehouse club (1970–2000), an adult bar (any year). The boundary statement the map owes: the corridor's bar stock in depth — South Bend's and Mishawaka's rooms, the student bars, the brewery taprooms — stands thirteen miles east in those cities' ground and their builds' files; New Carlisle's own nightlife, in November 2026, is one Irish pub, two cafés' worth of company, and a festival weekend in July when the beer tent at Hometown Days is, for three days, the biggest room in town.
Sources:
- South Bend Tribune, April 2026 (Kate O'Connor's: address, hours, owners, course since 2007).
- The 2026 listings and local record as read November 2026 (Moser's Austrian Cafe, 201 E. Michigan; Manny's Restaurant, 801 W. Michigan; New Carlisle Business and Community Association minutes, July 2024, meeting at Manny's).
- The rows of this section above (the closed, the named-once and the never-present, each at its document).