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Nestled in the heart of Nashville, Indiana, the Heritage Candy Store is more than just a shop—it’s a piece of history that has been delighting locals and visitors for decades. With roots dating back to the 1880s, this charming store has evolved over the years while keeping its rich traditions and mouthwatering treats alive.

This holiday season, the Heritage Candy Store is spreading even more cheer by participating in Brown County’s 24 Days of Daily Giveaways! You could win 1.5 pounds of their fresh, handmade fudge—perfect for sharing (or savoring all to yourself).

Here’s a closer look at why this iconic candy shop is a must-visit destination and how it became a cornerstone of Brown County’s charm.

A Legacy of Sweetness

The story of the Heritage Candy Store begins with its building, originally a furniture store called The Heritage Shop, owned by Charlie and Eva May in the 1950s.

  • In the early 70s, Eva May transformed the space into the Heritage Mall, a collection of retail shops that quickly became a beloved local destination.
  • Among these shops was the Nashville Candy Store, established by family friends Joe Rafferty and Lee Howery.

Decades of Delicious Memories

Over the years, the candy store became a staple of the mall, offering handmade fudge, brittle, and a wide variety of chocolates and candies.

  • Under the ownership of Margaret Allender, the store thrived for 35 years, expanding its offerings and building a reputation as one of Nashville’s sweetest spots.
  • In 2018, the Percifield family took ownership, giving the shop a thoughtful renovation and renaming it the Heritage Candy Store to honor its deep connection to the Heritage Mall.

Handcrafted Treats with Heart

What makes the Heritage Candy Store truly special is its dedication to quality and tradition.

  • They still use the original fudge recipes that customers have loved for decades, alongside newer flavors like Cookie Dough and Dark Chocolate with Caramel and Sea Salt.
  • Their brittle selection includes Peanut, Cashew, and Pecan varieties, all made in-house for maximum freshness.
  • With 15-20 rotating fudge flavors, there’s always something new and delicious to try.

A Holiday Treat You Don’t Want to Miss

This December, the Heritage Candy Store is joining Brown County’s 24 Days of Daily Giveaways, and you could be a lucky winner!

  • One of the prizes is 1.5 pounds of their famous fudge—perfect for holiday snacking or gifting to someone special.
  • From December 1st to December 24th, enter daily for a chance to win incredible prizes from local businesses, including this beloved candy shop.

A Holiday Treat You Don’t Want to Miss

This December, the Heritage Candy Store is joining Brown County’s 24 Days of Daily Giveaways, and you could be a lucky winner!

  • One of the prizes is 1.5 pounds of their famous fudge—perfect for holiday snacking or gifting to someone special.
  • From December 1st to December 24th, enter daily for a chance to win incredible prizes from local businesses, including this beloved candy shop!

The Heritage Candy Store isn’t just a place to satisfy your sweet tooth—it’s a slice of Brown County’s history and heart. This holiday season, celebrate the magic of tradition, community, and candy by visiting the store and entering the giveaway for your chance to win their legendary fudge.

Start your holiday adventure at browncounty.com and let the Heritage Candy Store make your December a little sweeter!

Dining & Entertainment Guide

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Dining & Entertainment Guide

Brown County has entertainment for every fan and dining for every palate.

Simply fill out the form below to download your FREE Dining & Entertainment Guide and plan the perfect music lover’s getaway—dinner, drinks, and a show in Brown County!

Brown County Indiana Dinning and Entertainment Guide