Free events in Crown Point, IN

Classic cars roll into Bulldog Park for the Crown Point Car Cruise, a seasonal gathering that closes West Street between Joliet and Walnut during event hours. Participants should use the West Street entrance near the north end of the complex to access the Franciscan Health Pavilion, and vehicles parked under the pavilion or along the east side of West Street must be moved when the event concludes, as gates are locked for the evening and the roadway reopens. Parking is first come, first served along West Street, in the West Street municipal lot across from Bulldog Park, in the Bulldog Park lot, and at the Wheeler Middle School parking lot. Classic cars are not permitted to park in the Chase Bank lot. This is a free event, and tickets are not required. Please be mindful of scams.

Weekly Commander nights feature MTG’s casual multiplayer format that draws on the game’s full card history, making it a great option for collectors and social players. Participation is free, and registered players receive a promo card. Registration through Eventlink is recommended for MTG events.

This weekly Commander gathering features casual multiplayer Magic: The Gathering that draws from the full history of MTG cards. It suits collectors and social players who enjoy a relaxed, community-focused experience. Every participant receives a promo card with registration, and there is no cost to play. Advance registration through Wizards EventLink is recommended for MTG events.

Sharpen your golf fundamentals with practice on short and long putting, chipping, and driving. This free session takes place at Palmira Golf Club. Please bring your clubs, and if you do not have a set, let the hosts know. Collared shirts are required on the course for everyone, including spectators.

Wind down the week with an adults-only night of tabletop fun. Guests 18 and older can jump into board games, card play, puzzles, dominoes, ping pong, and possibly trading card matches. A growing selection is available, and bringing personal favorites is encouraged. Start a club, team up for casual play, or simply meet new people. Admission is free, though seating is limited. Food is not provided, but delivery is welcome. Please check in at the front desk upon arrival.

Faith in Action Nights brings the action sports community together for a free, community focused evening at the Gates of St. John skatepark. The gathering centers on service, encouragement, and uplift while creating space to grow in community, faith, and action sports. Participants check in at the Skate Ministry tent, receive cleanup supplies, and hear the plan for the effort. Small groups spread out to tidy the skatepark, nearby trails, and parking areas, then return to drop off trash and equipment. A brief action sports themed devotional follows at the tent to encourage everyone, and water with light snacks is available. The night wraps up with a shared session at the park for skaters, scooter riders, BMX riders, and roller skaters. The event is led by Testimony Skate Ministry, a local nonprofit committed to putting faith into action through service, building genuine relationships, and celebrating action sports culture. Partnering with the park district supports clean parks and strengthens community connections. There is no cost to take part.

Riftbound comes to By the Board Games with casual play sessions that are free to attend and have no formal prizing. It offers a friendly way to meet other players and help grow the community. Once a month, one of the gatherings is reserved for official tournament play.

Weekly casual Commander play features multiplayer Magic: The Gathering games that draw from the full history of MTG cards. The format is geared toward social players and collectors. Participation is free for all players, and each participant receives a promo card with registration and play. Registration through Wizards EventLink is recommended for MTG events.

A lively day of shopping awaits at the St. John Farmers Market, featuring a variety of farmers and vendors participating this season. The market takes place at Powers Health Community Hospital Outpatient Center. It is a rain or shine event, and pets are welcome.

Rockology brings a party rock set to the Lowell Labor Day Festival, turning the Lowell American Legion Grounds into a lively outdoor stage for sing alongs and dancing. The band delivers rock and roll favorites spanning decades, aiming to rekindle memories while creating new ones. Admission is free and the event is open to all.