Events in Anderson, IN

Experience the debut Practical Magic Market at the Noblesville Community Center, an evening marketplace featuring a curated mix of local artists, makers, and intuitive readers. Explore handmade art, unique creations, and magic-inspired goods in a warm, welcoming setting for leisurely browsing. Admission is $5, with free entry for children 12 and under. Discover one-of-a-kind finds while supporting local talent and enjoying a hint of practical magic.

Enjoy a stand-up showcase from Etta May and the Southern Fried Chicks. Etta May, winner of the American Comedy Award for Comic of the Year, brings Kentucky roots and credits that include Oprah and Showtime. She is joined by Sonya White, whose act mixes Southern charm with city smarts and includes appearances on HBO and Comedy Central, and Jodi White, known for bold, no-nonsense humor. Three comics share the stage for an evening of sharp wit and plenty of laughs.

Experience a free concert at Dickmann Town Center. Pack a lawn chair and relax in a welcoming outdoor setting with family and friends while enjoying live entertainment in the heart of downtown Anderson. Nearby restaurants offer plenty of choices, and a food truck will be on site with refreshments, snacks, and meals.

Radio Junkies Duo brings a decades-spanning set to The Piper, featuring popular hits from the 70s, 80s, 90s, and today. Expect a danceable night with plenty of sing-along moments in a lively atmosphere, with food available to enjoy. Bring friends, savor a bite, and make it a memorable evening.

Presented by Noblesville Main Street, this farmers market at Federal Hill Commons brings together local farmers, meat producers, artists, small businesses, and food trucks. Browse grown and crafted goods, talk with the vendors, and support community businesses in a friendly marketplace.

Enjoy casual play in a welcoming Yu-Gi-Oh weekly league for newcomers and seasoned players alike. Lost Arts and promotional packs are available. Please have a Konami Player Card ID number set up in advance.

Take part in a weekly Yu-Gi-Oh box tournament held on Saturdays. Entry costs $10 and includes two OTS packs upon entry. The champion earns a sealed box from a core Yu-Gi-Oh booster released within the past year, while supplies last, selected by the organizer at the start. Second place receives two OTS packs and two booster packs from the most recent set. Third and fourth place each receive one OTS pack and one booster pack from the most recent set.

Anderson’s Mainstage Theatre is holding auditions for the musical comedy Something Rotten!, directed by Rick Vale, at The Alley Theatre. Performers from high school age through adults of all backgrounds are encouraged, and most roles require both singing and dancing, with a single non-singing role open to any gender. Those auditioning should prepare a short comedic monologue, sing sixteen measures of an energetic song that shows volume, range, and personality, and take part in a dance assessment. Rehearsals are planned on weekdays and Saturdays, and not everyone will be called for every rehearsal. The story follows brothers Nick and Nigel Bottom in the Renaissance as they try to step out of Shakespeare’s shadow by creating a bold new kind of show that mixes music, movement, and acting, only to learn that real success comes from staying true to themselves. Roles include Shakespeare, Nick and Nigel Bottom, Bea, Portia, Nostradamus, Brother Jeremiah, Lord Clapham, Shylock, and a Minstrel, along with an ensemble of townspeople, a troupe, servants, crowds, a chorus, and more.

Hoobastank brings a sing along set to Noblesville, packed with catchy hooks, tight riffs, and the kind of crowd energy that has the whole place singing together. The Reason takes the spotlight, while Running Away and Same Direction keep the momentum high. The night is led by headliners Staind and Seether, with Hinder setting a loud tone to open.

Melaverse presents a festive Navratri celebration featuring a live performance by Kinjal Dave, a celebrated Gujarati folk artist known for Garba and Dandiya Raas. The event takes place at the Fieldhouse at Finch Creek and invites the community to dance together into the night. Food will be available on site, and guests are encouraged to wear traditional attire. Attendees can enjoy the rhythms of Garba in the Midwest with a live set by Kinjal Dave.

The Rhinos return to Bier Brewery Noblesville for a rock performance in the outdoor space. This summer event unfolds in a two acre biergarten noted as the largest in Central Indiana, with mature trees and fire pits setting the scene. Amenities include a playground for children, bocce courts, cornhole, and a dog park.

Explore Mounds State Park after dark on a guided walk focused on the full moon. Participants will meet a naturalist on the Visitor Center porch before setting out on a moderate hike lasting about 45 minutes to one hour. Please bring a red-light flashlight only to protect night vision. A limited number are available to borrow from the Friends of Mounds State Park.

Given to Fly - Pearl Jam Experience celebrates 90s grunge with a focus on the music of Pearl Jam. This performance offers a nostalgic return to the era’s sound for those who love classic grunge.

Golfers and supporters come together at The Sagamore Club in Noblesville, Indiana for the seventh edition of the Shop for Kids Golf Outing, a community fundraiser dedicated to bringing Christmas joy and lasting memories to children across Hamilton County. This is the organizers’ one major fundraiser of the year, and every dollar raised benefits local kids. The event features a four-person scramble along with prizes, games, and food. Participation options include team registration, hole sponsorships, auction item donations, and helping spread the word, all aimed at keeping a little holiday magic alive for every child.

A conference centered on independence and inclusion, created to elevate every voice and nurture personal autonomy. It is intended for people navigating life with a disability, advocates for inclusion, and those committed to empowering others to live fully and freely.

A 10-year anniversary concert series presented by Cowpokes Work & Western and NineStar Connect features Stella Luna & the Satellites live on stage. The event includes food from The Overgrown Pasture and Maucky’s, sweet treats from Tropical Shaved Ice, and vendors such as Rusted Kreations Flower Truck, The Chocolate Drizzle, and Spiraled Palms offering henna and face paint. Entry is $5 per vehicle at the gate, payable by cash or card, with tax applied to card transactions. Outside food and beverages are not permitted, though sealed bottled water is allowed. Coolers and tumblers are welcome if they arrive empty and may be inspected. Free water refill stations will be available, so bringing an empty container is encouraged. During the show, service will be available through outdoor windows. Wine slushies will be offered, and Nomad BBQ & Kitchen will serve a special event menu. Beverages for purchase include wine, craft beer, hard cider, soft drinks, and water. Leashed pets are welcome, and guests are asked to clean up after them. Support comes from Gold sponsors Middletown Family Dentistry, Marty Dulworth, Realtor with RE/MAX, Unified Group Services, and Trennepohl Farms, with Silver sponsor FabACab and supporting sponsor American Family Insurance, Adam Custer Agency.

Young artists ages 5 to 12 build foundational art and design skills in a monthly Homeschool Studio taught by licensed art teacher and HCAA juried artist Heather Ray Boelke. Each class features hands-on projects that weave in art history and theory while nurturing creativity and fine motor development. Over the school year, students experiment with a range of materials, explore both two dimensional and three dimensional work, and develop studio habits that support artistic growth. This session focuses on portrait study with an emphasis on proportion, offering practical techniques for drawing faces with accuracy and expression. All supplies are provided. The cost is $20 per student for each session, and a full year option is available for $150.

Riverview Health Foundation celebrates 50 years with its largest annual fundraiser at Riverview Health Arena at Innovation Mile in Noblesville. This black tie optional gala adds a golden twist by pairing polished attire with comfortable tennis shoes. The experience begins courtside on the arena floor, then continues with dinner and a special anniversary program. A high energy live auction will feature exclusive experiences and one of a kind items, while a silent auction supports patient care throughout the evening. Festivities wrap up with dancing on the court as Velvet Crush keeps the floor moving, creating a night centered on community, music, and meaningful support.

This monthly gathering in 2026 brings bikers together for a casual meal and friendly conversation. It offers a relaxed setting to connect with fellow riders. Open to everyone.

Jazzi's Outdoor Arts & Crafts Showcase is an outdoor celebration of arts and crafts. Booth spaces measure 12 by 12 feet and are available for $40, and vendors handle their own setup. All participating vendors receive a complimentary lunch. An online form is available for participation details. For questions, call (765) 387-7090.

Enjoy duck tossing, pool time, and plenty of cheering for a meaningful cause. This playful, family friendly fundraiser supports A Taylor Haven Maternity Home, helping mothers and babies in crisis with housing, mentorship, and life skills programs. Try the hoop toss with rubber ducks to collect points and win prizes. Pricing for the toss is one duck for $5, five ducks for $20, fifteen ducks for $50, and a Golden Duck for $25 that counts for double points. Kids can swim for the duration of the event with two options, $10 for pool access plus three duck dives or $15 for pool access plus six duck dives. A family pass is $20 for up to four kids, with $5 for each additional child. Bring swimsuits and towels, and a parent must supervise children. Expect raffles, prizes, photo opportunities for all ages, a family photo backdrop, and concessions and refreshments, with sponsor acknowledgments throughout. Sponsorships are available at four levels, Gold at $1,000, Silver at $500, Bronze at $250, and Duck Sponsor at $100.

The White River Food Truck Festival is part of Taste of Madison County and highlights local flavor and community. Taking place at Blue Bridge Park in Anderson, Indiana, the event features over two dozen area food trucks along with beverage sellers and artisans. Live music sets the tone as attendees browse distinctive local goods and sample standout bites from across Madison County.

In Noblesville, Indiana, celebrate Oktoberfest with a seated dinner aboard the historic Nickel Plate Express. Settle into a historic railcar for a relaxed ride through northern Hamilton County as the train follows the storied Nickel Plate Road. A German-inspired menu prepared by TURF Catering + Kitchen sets the tone, complemented by a cheerful setting and sweeping countryside views. The experience suits friends and couples, as well as anyone eager to enjoy the flavors and traditions of Oktoberfest while traveling by rail.

Under the lights at Anderson Speedway in Anderson, Indiana, the season finale closes out the year with close-quarters racing. Championship points may still be in play, so drivers push hard for their final positions while teams take strategic risks. Each restart can flip the order, bringing dramatic swings and big emotions as competitors battle to secure the standings and leave with momentum.

This anniversary concert series commemorates ten years and is presented by Cowpokes Work & Western and NineStar Connect. The 78's perform as part of the summer lineup. There is a $5 per vehicle entry fee collected at the gate, payable by cash or credit card, with tax applied to card transactions. The tasting room will be closed, and service will be available through outdoor windows during the show. Outside food and drinks are not permitted, although sealed bottled water is allowed. Coolers and tumblers may be brought in if they arrive empty and will be inspected. Free water refill stations will be available, so bring an empty container. Expect a variety of beverages for purchase, including wine, craft beer, wine slushies, hard cider, soft drinks, and water. Nomad BBQ & Kitchen will offer a special event menu. Leashed pets are welcome, and guests are asked to clean up after them. Support comes from Gold sponsors Middletown Family Dentistry, Marty Dulworth, Realtor with RE/MAX, Unified Group Services, and Trennepohl Farms, along with Silver sponsor FabACab and supporting sponsor American Family Insurance, Adam Custer Agency.

Explore a Friends of the Library book sale featuring a broad selection of gently used items, including books for children and adults across fiction and nonfiction, along with DVDs, CDs, audiobooks, and magazines. The sale takes place on the third floor of Anderson Public Library. It is free to attend, welcomes all ages, and does not require a library card.

Friends of Mounds State Park hosts a monthly meeting at Mounds State Park. Attendees can meet members of the group, learn more about the park, and hear an educational presentation from a guest speaker. Friends of Mounds is a 501c3 organization that supports projects, events, and programs at Mounds State Park. This gathering is open to all.

Fall for Greenville is a food festival in Downtown Greenville geared toward culinary enthusiasts. It brings food lovers together for a celebration of food.

RISE, short for Rockers Impacting and Serving Everyone, brings a free, all-day, all-ages music festival to Spencer Farm Winery in Noblesville with music that supports local causes. Every donation and all proceeds benefit Hamilton County nonprofits, and a portion of on-site wine, beer, and food sales is also contributed. Cash donations are welcome at the event or online. Across two stages, nine acts keep the music going. The main stage features Your Favorite Ex-Girlfriends with an all-female rock set, Kam 'n Jett's Jammin' Duet offering acoustic rock and country hits, Curt Cannabis & The Highflyers performing original pop and rock, The Remedy Club covering grunge, rock, and alternative favorites, Traci and Jimmy Friends Band bringing Americana rock, Days of My Youth spanning classic rock from the 60s through the 90s, Rhino Down mixing rock and pop from many eras, and Starboard cruising through yacht rock from the 70s and 80s. The patio closes the celebration with The Amanda McClaran Experience delivering cool jazz infused with a rock vibe. Attendees can bring chairs or blankets for this outdoor setting. Outside food, snacks, and non-alcoholic drinks are allowed, while outside alcohol of any kind is not permitted on winery property, and coolers may be subject to search. Beer and wine are available from Spencer Farm Winery, and food trucks include Lilmar Sinugba and Indy Hibachi. Event proceeds and donations support Heart and Soul Clinic in Westfield, Healed Identity Movement in Carmel, Boys & Girls Club of Noblesville in Noblesville, and Special Olympics of Hamilton County in Fishers. A silent auction and a 50/50 raffle add extra ways to contribute and take home prizes, and pumpkins and mums are available next door at Spencer Farm. Community support comes from sponsors including Spencer Farm Winery, Architectural Glass & Metal Company, Inc., iwis drive systems, National Glass & Hardware, Heritage Masonry Restoration, Binford Group of Indiana, and HFRoofQuotes.com, with additional donor support from Zimmer Chiropractic, Illuminazione, The Vitou Group, The Hayes Group, IndyNow TV, and EliteOptionsAcademy.com.

Downtown Noblesville hosts a Halloween-themed live music event featuring 55 bands across multiple stages. Three main stages center on the intersection of 9th and Logan, with additional performances at Syd's, Primeval both indoors and outdoors, and Alexander's. The experience also includes a pre-party at Syd's and an after-party at Primeval, with another after-party to be announced.

Enjoy live music at Mystic Waters Campground with a performance by Kelley Isenhower. Admission is $5 per person. Expect a relaxed atmosphere where you can bring your own food and drinks and enjoy the tunes with friends. Live music is scheduled twice a month, creating an easygoing setting focused on having a good time.

At Grandview Golf Course, this charitable tournament raises funds for a memorial stone on hole 17 and highlights StartGolf, a new team-based format. Teams of four compete for prizes awarded to the first- and second-place finishers. Entry is $45 per golfer or $180 per team, with all proceeds directed to the memorial stone project. Players of all abilities are welcome, and families are encouraged to team up. The event details also mention Position play, identified as a new golf format.

Colin Mochrie and Brad Sherwood, known from Whose Line Is It Anyway?, deliver a completely improvised comedy show built from audience suggestions. With razor sharp timing and playful chemistry, they create spontaneous scenes and quick witted twists that keep the laughs coming. It is an unscripted, fast paced night where anything can happen.

Alton Brown, creator of Good Eats and a familiar face from Iron Chef America, Cutthroat Kitchen, and Food Network Star, brings a live show that reveals a different side of his craft. Having built one of the most successful culinary touring franchises, with appearances in 300-plus cities for hundreds of thousands of fans, he sets aside spectacle to focus on connection, spontaneity, and storytelling. The evening blends sharp humor, playful science, and food-centric insights, all delivered with genuine heart.

This free conference offers a day of connection, inspiration, and renewal for women from every walk of life, including business owners, entrepreneurs, professionals, community leaders, and aspiring changemakers. In a welcoming, supportive setting, attendees build relationships, trade experiences, and take part in sessions featuring dynamic speakers, engaging discussions, and networking focused on personal and professional development. Breakfast and lunch are offered to create space for meaningful conversations within a community that values collaboration and mutual support. Participants leave recharged, inspired, and ready to thrive across all areas of life. Admission is free, and registration is encouraged.

Enjoy an evening of DJ and karaoke with Eric Jimenez at Mystic Waters Campground. Expect great tunes in a relaxing atmosphere. Attendees are encouraged to bring a camping chair, food and drinks, friends, and their best singing voice. Admission is $5 per person, and music is included for all Mystic Waters campers. This DJ and karaoke night is scheduled once a month from June through October, although plans may change.

#IMOMSOHARD: The Flashback Tour brings the sharp, candid comedy of real-life best friends and moms Kristin Hensley and Jen Smedley to the Paramount Theatre Centre and Ballroom Anderson. What started as a one-night decision to share a different kind of story quickly went viral, building an online community in the millions and affirming that many moms and women are eager to laugh and be heard. Their videos have amassed nearly 300 million views worldwide, their following has grown to over 3 million, and their success has expanded to national tours, a podcast, and a New York Times bestselling book. This performance is recommended for ages 18 and up and may include adult themes and language.

Marking two decades of excellence, the AMCBCC 20th Annual Banquet recognizes community leaders, businesses, and changemakers who are making a difference. Taking place at Harrah's Hoosier Park Racing and Casino, this milestone celebration highlights Black excellence and the ongoing work of building a lasting legacy. It reflects 20 years of impact and honors those shaping a stronger community.

The 20th year of Dine Out for Mom brings together participating restaurants that will contribute 20 percent of their sales from the entire day to Let There Be Mom. Plan to dine out for breakfast, lunch, and dinner at participating locations, and check the Let There Be Mom website for the list of restaurants.

An intimate, curated market with a twist arrives at The Green Room next to Federal Hill Commons. Over 30 handpicked vendors present handmade goods, creative upcycles, vintage discoveries, and odd treasures, offering finds with plenty of personality. The experience features live music, maker demonstrations, interactive elements, and DIY make and take craft stations. Nearby food and drink options make it easy to explore at your own pace. Admission is $10, with an early bird price of $7, and includes complimentary cider and a donut charcuterie cup.

The eighth ACS Hall of Fame event honors eight inductees and serves as a fundraiser for the Anderson Education Foundation. Support helps the foundation provide resources to Anderson Community Schools so every student can enjoy a more enriching educational experience. Tickets cost $25, priority seating tables are priced at $250, and sponsorships range from $500 to $5,000 with a variety of benefits. Last year’s gathering included a lunch and a ceremony, and this edition continues the focus on recognizing accomplishment and backing student success.

Presented by Eye Surgeons of Indiana, this gala unfolds at the modern Embassy Suites by Hilton Noblesville Conference Center with a warm, fall-inspired theme that sets a festive tone from start to finish. Guests can expect red carpet treatment, live and silent auctions powered by mobile bidding, complimentary select beer and wine, and a three course dinner, along with chances to win exclusive prizes. Tastings of wine and bourbon add to the experience, a signature program anchors the evening, and the celebration continues in an after-party style lounge featuring Felix and Fingers Dueling Pianos, an interactive, high energy, all request show where the audience becomes part of the performance. A dessert tasting from four local restaurants caps the night on a sweet note. Individual tickets are priced at $225, with tables available for $2,250. This year’s Fund-A-Need supports family engagement programs at the Indiana School for the Blind & Visually Impaired and across Indiana. These initiatives provide resources, support, and skill-building that foster community, strengthen communication, and empower families to advocate and navigate the challenges of blindness. Thank you to the Terry Lee Foundation for serving as the Education Match Sponsor. Keynote speaker Kristin Smedley, sponsored by VisionQuest Eyecare, is a nationally recognized parent advocate whose experience raising two sons who are blind drives her work in disability awareness and education. As Co-Founder and CEO of the Curing Retinal Blindness Foundation, she has helped raise more than $4 million, advanced the first FDA-approved gene therapy for inherited retinal disease, and championed H.R. 625, the first U.S. bill ever submitted in Braille. Through bestselling books, a TEDx Talk, and collaborations with Fortune 500 companies, she encourages audiences to recognize innovation, opportunity, and meaningful change for people with disabilities. Thanks to Bosma Enterprises, the Student Engagement Area will showcase handmade ceramic pumpkins created by students from the Indiana School for the Blind and Visually Impaired, arranged as a charming pumpkin patch display for browsing and purchase. Support for the event includes Presenting Sponsor Eye Surgeons of Indiana. Additional sponsors include VisionQuest as Keynote Speaker Sponsor, Terry Lee Foundation as Education Match Sponsor, and Bosma Enterprises as Student Engagement Area Sponsor. Gold Table Sponsors are Abrams EyeCare and Midwest Eye Institute. Silver Table Sponsors are 20/20 Eye Physicians of Indiana, Bausch + Lomb, First Financial Bank, IU School of Medicine - Dept. of Ophthalmalogy, Lauth Family Foundation, and Whitewater Eye Centers. The After-Party Lounge Band Sponsor is Glaukos Charitable Foundation, the Late Night Snack Pack Sponsor is Wilhelm Construction, and the Paddle Sponsor is Huntington Bank. Champagne Wall Sponsors include Allegion, Better Bodies, Inc., Indiana Members Credit Union, Madore Visionary Solutions, and Whitson Vision. Supporting sponsors include A Taste of Indiana, Ankawa Fine Jewelry, Anthony's Chophouse, Cunningham Restaurant Group, Daniel's Vineyard, The GOAT, John Bramblitt, Naptown Floral, Mike Clayton - Bourbon Aficionado, Monterey Coastal Cusine, Savor, Shake Up Cocktails, and Tactive.

Enjoy an evening of live music with Kelley Isenhower at Mystic Waters Campground. The atmosphere is relaxed and welcoming, and attendees may bring their own food and drinks and share the experience with friends. Admission is $5 per person, with music included for campers at Mystic Waters and for day passes purchased the day of the event. Live music is scheduled twice a month.

Human Clay brings a high energy tribute to Creed, offering a rock-filled night where fans can gather and enjoy the music together.

Travel back to the Renaissance for a musical comedy where rivalry fuels invention. In the 1590s, brothers Nick and Nigel Bottom struggle to outshine the ever-popular William Shakespeare. After a soothsayer predicts that theater will blend singing, dancing, and acting, they set out to create the world’s first musical. Brimming with over-the-top humor, spirited numbers, and playful nods to Broadway favorites, this production of Something Rotten! is directed by Rick Vale.

Discover a lively holiday market with more than 50 local vendors gathered in one place. Browse handmade treasures, distinctive gifts, and seasonal finds while supporting small businesses and exploring local makers... a cheerful way to kick off your holiday shopping and pick out something special for everyone on your list.

The accessABILITY Breakfast Benefit offers an inspiring morning at the Embassy Suites by Hilton Hotel and Conference Center Noblesville focused on building a more inclusive and accessible community. The event features breakfast, opportunities to connect with community leaders, and insights into how support helps people with disabilities live independently.

The Del McCoury Band brings storied bluegrass tradition to the Paramount Theatre Centre and Ballroom Anderson. Del McCoury stands out as a rare figure who links the genre’s past and present, performing everywhere from the Grand Ole Opry to festival stages and reaching new listeners through viral videos. He leads the band alongside his sons, Ronnie and Rob. Known for albums such as Songs of Love and Life and Almost Proud, along with multiple GRAMMY Awards and the long-running DelFest, the group delivers bluegrass that connects generations while staying true to its roots.

Climb aboard a festive 75-minute holiday journey on the historic Nickel Plate Express, featuring cheerful music, sweet treats, a write-to-Santa activity with delivery to the North Pole Post Office, and a visit with Santa. Choose the experience that fits your group: Standard Class offers comfortable coach seating sold in groups of two or four, plus chocolate milk and a holiday cookie, and children two and younger may ride as a lap child with an infant ticket. Platinum Class provides a private table for up to four guests with hot chocolate, a holiday cookie and access to all activities. Diamond Class includes a private table for two or four, priority boarding, hot chocolate served in a commemorative mug and a holiday cookie. For larger groups, the Private Caboose welcomes up to 20 guests aboard a historic Monon caboose with hot chocolate, a tower of holiday treats, festive décor and a special Santa visit before departure. Plan to arrive 30 minutes before departure since doors close five minutes prior and late arrivals cannot be rebooked or refunded. Passenger seating is located upstairs and the cars are not wheelchair accessible. Table seating does not permit lap children, and children two and younger riding in Platinum or Diamond Class must have their own ticket and be able to sit safely in their own seat. Tickets for this popular holiday tradition tend to sell quickly.

Marshall Charloff & The Purple Xperience bring a leading tribute to Prince to the Paramount Theatre Centre in Anderson, Indiana, offering a one-night-only performance from a celebrated Minneapolis all-star band. Frontman Marshall Charloff has toured worldwide for more than a decade, held a Las Vegas residency, headlined Red Rocks, performed with top symphony orchestras, and is featured on recordings with Prince. The show showcases beloved hits with standout musicianship, performed entirely live with no backing tracks.

At Paramount Theatre Centre and Ballroom Anderson, We Three Kings: The Irish Dance Christmas Sensation showcases 20 accomplished Irish dancers and musicians in a story that follows King Balthazar and his sons on a journey to the west. With Clara and her Knights alongside them, they confront a force determined to claim the crown and extinguish the Christmas spirit. The production blends spirited Irish dance and music with an original holiday score from award winning composer Joe Sanders for a festive adventure.

Celebrate the season with a handmade and vintage shopping experience inside the Llama Barn at Hamilton County Fairgrounds. Now in its thirteenth year, this market brings together 50 local businesses offering unique gifts and holiday finds. General admission is $5, ages 13 and under are free, and parking is free. Tickets are available through the event website.

Radio Junkies perform at Madison County Shrine Club with a set of hit songs from the 70s, 80s, 90s and today. Expect food to enjoy, an upbeat atmosphere and plenty of sing along moments. A lively night of live music and dancing that spans generations.

Roughouse performs live at Syd's Bar and Grill, bringing a lively mix of pop, rock, and dance hits. This cover band from Noblesville fuels the room with upbeat grooves designed to keep the crowd on its feet throughout the show.

A seasonal market with a twist fills Hamilton County Fairgrounds with more than 50 carefully selected vendors. Browse handmade pieces, upcycled creations, vintage discoveries, and quirky oddities that make gift giving personal, with plenty of chances to treat yourself as well. The experience features live music, hands-on demonstrations, interactive activities, and DIY make and take craft stations. A full food court is available while you explore. Admission is $10 and includes one complimentary beverage, with options for a cocktail, a mocktail, or another non-alcoholic drink.

Now in its third year, this holiday market brings together local vendors with unique Christmas gifts and handcrafted treasures. Browse pre-made décor and festive crafts, then enjoy delicious food and holiday treats while you shop. Families can capture pictures with Santa. A silent auction features exclusive items and experiences, creating opportunities for early gift buying. The event supports local makers and businesses along with InerG Impact’s mission, offering a cheerful way to celebrate the season.

Mercy Table brings back its fifth annual holiday market in Anderson, Indiana, hosted at Mercy Road Church Anderson. This family friendly, two day celebration highlights community and creativity while raising support for Mercy Table’s Pathway to Stability and the Wrapped in Mercy Toy Drive, which helps provide Christmas gifts for local children. Visitors can explore more than 75 local vendors offering handmade goods, seasonal treats, and unique gifts for all ages. Santa will be available for photos with children, and live entertainment will keep the festive spirit going. Taking part in the market also contributes to the programs it benefits, creating a meaningful way to celebrate the season. Vendor opportunities are available through the event’s official registration process.

Now in its third year, this Christmas market pairs small town charm with a polished holiday shopping experience. Wander the square to discover thoughtful gifts, sip hot chocolate, and listen to live carolers as the season’s spirit fills the air. After exploring the market, continue your outing with Downtown Gallatin’s retailers and local dining. Families can look forward to a photo opportunity with Santa. Only two vendor spots remain, and applications are reviewed in the order received. Vendor inquiries can be sent by text to (213) 218-5017 or by email to vfapply@gmail.com. For questions, contact Amy Nixon at vfapply@gmail.com. Please be aware that the market’s official social media account is the only legitimate source of updates.

Set in downtown Lapel, this festive evening organized by Lapel Hometown Moments celebrates Christmas in Lapel with a community tree lighting, photos with Santa alongside Santa’s Workshop, a gingerbread contest, face painting, complimentary hot chocolate and popcorn, and a marketplace of food trucks and craft vendors. The celebration welcomes all ages and focuses on neighbors coming together, traditions growing, and kids making memories as the community marks the season. It continues the traditions that make Lapel feel like home while inspiring new memories for years to come.