Events in Auburn today

A weekend gathering at Bixler Lake Campground offers camping, a shared potluck lunch during the weekend, and casual options like games, mini golf, and swimming in the lake. Participation in the potluck does not require camping. Campsite reservations are handled directly by Bixler Lake Campground at (260) 242-6898.

Returning with a larger celebration, this evening at Sylvan Cellars Event Center brings together food, music, and live performances in support of a shared purpose. The gathering highlights the continuing need for food and other essential resources, fostering goodwill, hope, and kindness throughout the community. A warm atmosphere of fellowship and meaning is at the heart of the experience, with further updates, special announcements, and sneak peeks planned as the event draws closer.

Enjoy Singo with prizes, along with drink and food specials every Friday night.

A true story comes to life about a small Newfoundland town that unexpectedly hosted the world when 38 planes were diverted to Gander on September 11, 2001. With 6,579 travelers from 100 countries suddenly grounded, residents turned an ordinary day into a community gathering, overcoming culture and language barriers with hospitality, music, and an open bar while affirming a shared human bond. Created by Irene Sankoff and David Hein, who wrote the book, music, and lyrics, this PG-13 production is presented by special arrangement with Music Theatre International, with authorized materials provided by MTI.

Live and Let Die brings Paul McCartney’s music to the Clyde Theatre with Tony Kishman, a veteran of the Broadway production Beatlemania. The show pairs advanced sound and lighting with a meticulous recreation of hits from McCartney’s years with the Beatles and his solo career, including songs like Hey Jude, Jet, Penny Lane, Yesterday, and Let It Be. Kishman has been praised by former Beatles producer George Martin for how closely he sounds like McCartney, and Paul McCartney has complimented his musicianship. This all ages event offers reserved seating on the floor and general admission standing room in the loge, with tickets starting at $25.

An autumn market fills the Allen County Fairgrounds with more than 150 vendors offering a curated mix of vintage finds, antiques, handmade creations, and home decor in farmhouse, country French, and shabby chic styles. Seasonal touches like fall florals, pumpkins, and holiday-inspired pieces set a cozy tone, while local food trucks serve a variety of flavors. The open air setting makes it easy to stroll with family and friends, discover standout pieces for your home, and create lasting memories. Hosted at a longtime community venue established in 1989, this gathering highlights the craftsmanship and nostalgic charm of Northeast Indiana. A very limited number of vendor spaces remain, and applications are being accepted from vendors, crafters, and food trucks on a first come, first served basis.

Now celebrating 30 years, the annual Run With Purpose 5k at Gene Stratton-Porter State Historic Site welcomes both runners and walkers. The inclusive setup accommodates a range of paces and makes it a comfortable option for friends and families to take part together.

Explore a lively market featuring produce stands, artisan-made items, vintage pieces, and miscellaneous curios. Live music provides the soundtrack as visitors and vendors chat and connect. It offers a friendly setting for browsing, uncovering interesting finds, and enjoying the neighborhood vibe.

Angola Main Street Maker's Market introduces a new downtown experience that broadens opportunities for makers, bakers, growers, artists, and small businesses while complementing the area’s established farmers market. It spotlights goods that are handmade, homegrown, small batch, and created with heart. Vendors set up along West Gale Street from Jenny Lou's Greenery to Elizabeth Street, offering a lively marketplace atmosphere.

Hundreds of car owners and enthusiasts from around the region come together at the Auburn Cord Duesenberg Automobile Museum for a family friendly Cars & Coffee meet. Attendees showcase their favorite vehicles, connect with fellow owners on the museum grounds, and admire everything from classic and exotic models to muscle cars. The gathering is free to attend and welcomes all vehicle types. Enjoy Hoosier brewed coffee from 9th Street Brew Coffee House alongside fresh donuts from Tasty's Donuts in Kendallville. This edition is sponsored by Fuel Social Club and Praxis Detailing.

Fuel Social Club hosts a car show in Auburn, Indiana that highlights vintage and modern European and JDM style cars. Rare American sports models such as the Ford GT, Viper, and Ford GTD are welcomed as exceptions, and a special row of Porsches is planned. The organizers will not request personal information for registration, so be alert for scam comments. Entry is at the discretion of the host, and anyone exhibiting toxic behavior may be denied entry or removed from the event and property.

Little Market on the Prairie is a thoughtfully curated outdoor market in rural Northeast Indiana that highlights handmade craftsmanship and the spirit of small businesses. Attendees will find distinctive, one-of-a-kind goods from a group of uniquely talented, handpicked vendors. This year marks the fifth year of the market.

Create a coil-built pot with guided instruction at each stage. The fee is $65 per piece. Plan to return a few weeks later to glaze your work. To secure a spot, comment or text 260-312-0652.

Three Dog Night brings a legacy of remarkable chart achievements that have echoed across radio, TV commercials, and major films. The group set a Billboard record with 21 Top 40 singles in a row, a streak that includes three number one hits, seven platinum singles, and 12 consecutive albums certified Gold by the RIAA. Audiences will recognize favorites like Mama Told Me (Not To Come), Joy to the World, Black and White, Shambala, and One.

Leanne Morgan is celebrated for down-to-earth comedy with a touch of Southern warmth, first spotlighted in her debut Netflix special, I’m Every Woman. Since early 2023, that special has stood as Netflix’s most-watched stand-up release by a female comedian worldwide. The milestone reflects more than 25 years of touring and the loyal audience she has built along the way.

Adults gather for relaxed pick-up soccer at Fort Wayne Sport Club. Show up with friends or arrive on your own, because sides are organized on the spot and games are kept balanced so everyone can enjoy the run. The format sticks to small-sided action, roughly 6 versus 6 on a half field with small goals, and no goalkeepers. Play continuously and swap out whenever you need a breather. All abilities are welcome.

Riftbound organized play takes place at the Jefferson Pointe store. Participants gather to play together in a friendly setting.

A free open mic welcomes first-time performers and seasoned musicians in a laid-back, coffeehouse vibe. Sign-ups happen on site, keeping participation simple and low pressure. The emphasis is on making music and having a good time in a warm, encouraging environment.

project.ME offers a self-guided recovery group that provides a calm, supportive space to reflect, grow, and move at a personal pace. Participants can work through their thoughts, strengthen boundaries, and focus on goal setting, or simply take time to be present for themselves. The atmosphere is welcoming and pressure free at the project.ME Drop-In Center.

This patio event at Pedal City features live jazz along with an open jam where musicians and vocalists may bring an instrument or add their voice. When weather allows, the music moves outside for a relaxed, open-air atmosphere. Drink specials are offered each week and food is available, creating an easy setting to unwind with the music or take part in the jam.

Leonid & Friends teams up with The Sweetwater All Stars for an all ages concert with reserved seating. Leonid & Friends brings an 11-piece lineup celebrated worldwide for pitch-perfect renditions of Chicago classics, along with spirited takes on rock, pop, and jazz fusion favorites from the 1970s. Founded by musician and producer Leonid Vorobyev, the ensemble features standout vocalists and instrumentalists from Russia, Ukraine, Moldova, and beyond, united by a love for this iconic era. What began as a Moscow studio project soared to international recognition when their meticulous video covers went viral, earning nods from members of Chicago. After first rising on YouTube, the group evolved into a touring powerhouse across North America, Europe, and Asia, racking up more than 500 million video views, multiple sold-out U.S. tours, and a passionate global following. Onstage they deliver an authentic, high-energy show with precision horns, rich harmonies, and undeniable rock and roll soul. Expect staples such as “25 or 6 to 4,” “Make Me Smile,” “Does Anybody Really Know What Time It Is?,” “Feelin’ Stronger Every Day,” “Beginnings,” “Questions 67 & 68,” and “Hard to Say I’m Sorry / Get Away,” plus selections from Earth, Wind & Fire, Blood, Sweat & Tears, Steely Dan, The Carpenters, and other 70s favorites. Each appearance is more than a tribute. It is a joyful salute to music that defined a generation. Tickets begin at $35.