Events in Greencastle today

Step into the era of the Wars of the Roses as the Red Queen and the White Queen compete for the crown. Cheer for thrilling spectacles with live shows that include jousting, armored combat, theater, music, and dance. Explore an artisan marketplace filled with handcrafted goods and distinctive treasures, then refuel with food and beverages featuring local craft beer, cider, and mead. This family-friendly gathering offers something for all ages. Tickets are available at two price tiers: Adults $12 and Children $7 in advance, or Adults $15 and Children $10 at the gate. Free parking and a shuttle are provided. Pets are not permitted, though service animals are welcome. Castle tours follow a one-way, self-guided route.

Cloverween Fall Festival features a parade followed by a community celebration at Cloverdale High School. Festivities fill the Cafetorium and the school parking lot with food, vendor booths, and games for all ages. The festival begins after the parade.

At Cowpokes Arena at C Bar C, the 2026 IBRA National Finals features more than $55,000 in added money and a prize lineup that includes 70 jackets, 21 saddles, 21 buckles, 21 tack sets, and more.

Friends of the Vandalia Trail hosts weekly group rides on the Vandalia Trail that alternate between Amo and Plainfield, and this ride sets out from Amo. Cyclists follow Hendricks County Parks and Recreation’s paved path through quiet countryside and small towns to Coatesville and the Putnam County line. Expect roughly 8 miles for one out-and-back, or about 16 miles for two. Depending on the group, the ride may also include a portion of Putnam Parks & Pathways’ packed stone section toward Fillmore. Participation is at your own risk, and minors must be accompanied by a responsible adult. For questions, contact Greg Midgley at greg@nrht.org.

Enjoy an inviting session of Mah Jong, the classic Chinese tile game typically played by four people. Using a set of 136 or 144 tiles, players aim to build winning combinations, much like assembling melds in gin rummy. New players are welcome and admission is free. Games take place in the Rotary Room.

A relaxed bridge session takes place in the Rotary Room, offering a friendly setting for card play and conversation. It is open to newcomers as well as experienced players.