Events in Greenwood, IN

At the CIBA Apiary in Holliday Park, Gerry Zimmerman will conduct hive inspections and host a Q&A ahead of the monthly meeting. Those who want a close-up view should bring and wear protective gear. The event banner includes a map showing the exact location. If interested, please RSVP.

Bring the family for an affordable skating session with lively music and a friendly atmosphere for all ages. Admission is $8.00, and skate rental is $5.00.

A beginner focused trail ride associated with Wheelmen/BGI offers a welcoming introduction to riding together on the trail.

Jodi Picoult appears at The Historic Artcraft Theatre in celebration of her new novel, Hollow Bones. The New York Times bestselling author of 30 novels will take part in an author event. Each ticket includes a copy of the book and access to a photo line, and if travel allows, books will be pre-signed. Hollow Bones follows Molly Fitzgerald, whose mother went to an appointment at the World Trade Center when Molly was two months old and never returned. Raised by a loving father and stepmother, Molly grows up wary of disaster. As an adult she leads the Rhode Island Department for Emergency Preparedness, creating plans to save lives during storms, epidemics, and airplane crashes. Her marriage to Jesse, a police polygraph specialist with a past shaped by crisis, offers comfort in a risky world, until an unexpected turn unsettles their new life and pushes them to reexamine what they believed. The story moves between past and present and explores the narratives people construct to endure, the protections built for the worst moments, and the lasting bonds between mothers and daughters.

This free monthly CIBA meeting is open to everyone and takes place at Holiday Park nature center, with an option to participate via Zoom. The gathering begins with opening introductions and general updates, includes a welcome for new members, and shares what is planned in the hive for the month ahead. The program features a guest speaker, a session where Don Able answers ten questions, and time for additional member inquiries. Light refreshments will be available. A raffle drawing will be held, and tickets will be sold.

Freddie's Pub hosts a DJ Trivia night where participants can bring a team or be matched with one. It is free to play, and prizes are awarded to the top three teams based on points. Teams check in with the host before play begins. Bonus points are available by finding the clue of the day on the DJ Trivia website. You can also enroll in the weekly email to double your points on any regular round question by providing your email to the trivia host. League play is offered, and the host can share details for those interested in a competitive format.

Take the stage for karaoke at Love Indy Bar & Grill. White Chocolate and E Love keep the vibe lively while the mic is open for a fun night of music and singing.

This recurring Tuesday morning gathering brings business leaders together to network and make new connections. It is held in the upstairs conference room of the Polk Place Office Building in downtown Greenwood.

Garden volunteers are needed on Tuesday evenings throughout the growing season at Bethany Community Gardens. Contribute to the garden and help build community during these weekly volunteer hours.

Play & Learn Craft Night offers a free creative experience at the Avondale Meadows YMCA. Children can dive into make-it-yourself projects and group activities in a welcoming setting that encourages creating together. Registration is suggested, and bringing a big imagination is encouraged.

At The Jazz Kitchen, the Indianapolis Jazz Collective honors Miles Davis at 100 with an all-star ensemble. Trumpeters Derrick Gardner and John Raymond join saxophonist Rob Dixon, pianist Steve Allee, drummers Richard "Sleepy" Floyd and Kenny Phelps, and bassist Brandon Meeks for a program that journeys through landmark moments of Davis’s artistry. The music ranges from the cool, lyrical feel of Kind of Blue to his more exploratory periods, showcasing inventive improvisation, tight interplay, and a deep swing. Two performances are planned.

Circle City Business Connect is a business networking gathering in Indianapolis, taking place at Upland Brewing in the Broad Ripple neighborhood. The event brings together professionals to exchange ideas and build local connections with a focus on business networking.

Condado Tacos on Mass Ave sets the scene for a Mass Ave Paint Party featuring the Farm Sunset theme as part of Murals and Masterpieces. Create a 16x20 canvas with step-by-step guidance from a professional artist, with no prior experience needed. All materials are provided, including an apron, brushes, canvas, and paints, and every guest takes home their finished artwork. Enjoy tacos, cocktails, and other menu favorites available for purchase during the session. Arriving about 15 minutes early makes it easy to browse the menu and place orders. Seating is limited. The venue welcomes all ages. Policies include a requirement of 48 hours notice before the start to cancel or reschedule, refunds available within three days of purchase with credits issued after that window, and no refunds if canceling less than 48 hours before the start. Unless stated on the ticket, food and beverages are not included, no outside food or drink is allowed, and pricing is per person unless a per couple ticket is specified. Wine and Canvas is not responsible for paint on customer or venue property.

Challenge your knowledge with the George’s team at a free trivia night hosted at George’s Neighborhood Grill. Enjoy a lively atmosphere with chances to win prizes and earn national ranking, plus plenty of good food and drinks.

The curtains rise on a sly, vaudeville‑tinged spin on Music Bingo that celebrates classy rogues and theatrical flair. Expect the same beloved game, now with a villainous twist, genre-hopping hits, and prizes for those with the sharpest ears. Top hats, feathers, and cabaret villain looks are welcome but not required. Players race to out-listen and out-dab the crowd for bragging rights and rewards, all in a spirit of playful mischief.

Gather a group or join an existing team for a free trivia game with prizes for the top three teams based on points. You can boost your total with bonus points by checking the clue of the day and by joining the weekly email, which lets you double your points on any regular round question. Provide your email to the trivia host to get signed in. Ask the host about league play for ongoing competitive play.

Trivia Night at Shelby Street Tavern invites teams to put wide ranging knowledge to the test. There are prizes for teams that win, along with specials on dinner and drinks offered throughout the night. From history buffs to pop culture enthusiasts, participants of all stripes can take part in friendly competition at the table.

Enjoy a lively trivia game night at Dave & Buster's in Greenwood, Indiana. It is free to play, and Power Card prizes are awarded to the winners. A live host leads a competitive format with a variety of question styles, including image and music rounds. Players use their phones to submit answers and rack up points, and a running leaderboard shows how everyone ranks throughout the game. Questions span a wide range of topics such as pop culture, sports, history, science, and more. Form a team of up to six players, collaborate on answers, and aim for the top spot in a friendly, high-energy atmosphere.

Gainbridge Fieldhouse hosts a matchup between the Indiana Fever and the Minnesota Lynx. Ticket access includes a Fever presale and a public onsale.

Group workdays at the Indiana State Fairgrounds DNR Building focus on enhancing urban wildlife habitat and highlighting native landscaping for visitors to the State Fair. Led by DNR staff, these volunteer sessions take place on select dates and offer hands-on ways to support conservation in an urban setting. Participants may register for a single date or take part in multiple sessions, and each workday features a slightly different focus. No prior experience is needed, as DNR staff and fellow volunteers provide guidance for every skill level. Volunteers of all ages are welcome with adult supervision. Please wear protective clothing such as closed-toed shoes, long pants, and gardening or work gloves. Bring a water bottle and hand tools if possible. A limited number of gloves and tools will be available on site. Water refill stations, restrooms, and small snacks are provided during each workday. Registration is requested. DNR will provide reasonable accommodations for participants, with requests submitted at least one week in advance.

Enjoy a skating session with music from DJ Mama Mia at Wayback Wednesday. Admission is $8.00, skate rental is $5.00, and the spectator fee is $3.00.

Roberts Park United Methodist Church provides complimentary hot takeout meals for the community. Meals are available to go, and everyone is welcome.

Joe Pug and Willie Watson take the stage at HI-FI for a live concert presented by MOKB Presents. This all ages event is general admission only, supported by partners including Bacardí Rum, Stagewater, Espolón Tequila, Black Orchid Barbers, Tito’s Vodka, Long Drink, Chilly Water Brewing Company, Lemon Shake Up, and Pepsi.

Smocktown hosts a free, live trivia night presented by Indy’s Live. Comedian Brad Scott leads the game as teams compete for prizes. Gift cards go to the top three teams, and the champions also take home a trophy, with a new one awarded each week.

This outing features 18 holes at Hillview Country Club with teams of four playing in support of GCA Athletics. Non-golfers can contribute by choosing a sponsorship or making a donation that benefits GCA student-athletes. Registration, sponsorship, and donation information is available on the event site.

Explore a fall sale at the Johnson County Fairgrounds in Magill and Fitzpatrick Halls. Public shopping is available across multiple days, providing plenty of opportunities to stop by. Admission and parking are free.

A friendly marketplace spotlighting fresh fruits and vegetables, local vendors, and top Indianapolis food trucks.

Each week, this mentor lunch brings mentors, mentees, and community members together at The Good Spot Restaurant, a locally owned spot run by Navy veteran Omar. It offers a chance to meet new people, form relationships, and share a meal while supporting a veteran owned business. Conversation and community are at the heart of the gathering, with time set aside for meaningful connections around the table.

At Polklore Micro-Museum, artists listen as longtime Indianapolis residents share personal histories, then turn those narratives into drawings or other creative work of their choice. The setting fosters attentive listening and thoughtful making, giving participants space to reflect while they create. Admission is free, and people working in any medium and at any experience level are welcome to take part. On select dates, the sessions feature live music with Forward Motion, an Indianapolis ensemble focused on new compositions, who craft an ensemble piece inspired by the guest’s story after they speak.

The Indy Hair Ball brings a family and dog friendly outdoor concert to The Indianapolis Propylaeum in support of Pet Friendly Services of Indiana. My Yellow Rickshaw performs a high energy mix of pop, rock, bluegrass, and R&B. Expect adoptable pets from local rescue organizations, beer and wine along with food trucks available for purchase, lawn games and other outdoor fun, a silent auction with standout items and experiences, and self guided tours of the historic mansion, with only service animals permitted inside. Online only ticket bundles are available, offering four tickets for 40 dollars or six for 60 dollars, and these discounts are not offered at the door. Every ticket, donation, bid, and sponsorship drives lifesaving spay and neuter work across the state, preventing unwanted litters, easing shelter overcrowding, and helping more pets remain in loving homes. Pet Friendly Services reports facilitating more than 13,000 surgeries in the past year, and all proceeds benefit Indiana’s cats and dogs.

Walks are offered on the 2nd and 4th Thursdays with ST Walking Leader Shanika at Marian University's Nina Mason Pulliam EcoLab. Use the Velodrome parking area, take the crosswalk to the orange pedestrian path, and meet at the trail entrance off Cold Spring Rd. For questions, contact Shanika. Please register to receive the Walking Leader’s contact details, with a link to register coming soon.

Discover how to detect the nightly movement of songbirds on an evening program created for adults in their 20s to 40s. In partnership with Thirty, Birdy, & Thriving of the Bird Alliance of Central Indiana, naturalist Aidan Rominger shares techniques for identifying migrants after dark by recognizing their distinct flight calls and explains how to spot silhouettes crossing the moon with a scope and binoculars. Each fall, many species journey from northern breeding areas toward South America, and this outing focuses on ways to hear and see that passage overhead. The evening begins with s’mores and relaxed conversation at the Eagle Creek Ornithology Center, followed by a short classroom session, then a walk to the Coffer Dam to listen and watch the night sky. Pre-registration is required. The fee is $8 per person and includes park admission, with a $4 discount for current BACI/ABAS members. Expect low light conditions around sunset and later. Terrain at the Coffer Dam varies, with paved and gravel on the north side and dirt, roots, and hills on the south side, and accommodations can be arranged upon request.

Settle in for four lively rounds of music bingo paired with dinner and drinks. Winners earn gift cards, and the fourth round features a progressive prize that grows each week. For more details, ask the DJ Bingo host.

Throwback Thursdays offers a $10 night at The Fountain Lounge with a mature vibe, carefully crafted drinks, live music, and weekly surprises. The kickoff event features The LIT Band performing live, with popular hits and a welcoming crowd setting the mood.

SLI Audio hosts a music-themed bingo experience at Punch Bowl Social in downtown Indianapolis. Instead of numbers, short clips from songs and music videos play while participants match the titles printed on their bingo cards. It is free to take part, and each session offers four chances to win with prizes awarded to the winners. Presented by SLI Audio.

Settle in at Mark's Pub for four rounds of music bingo paired with dinner and drinks. Winners receive gift cards, and the fourth round offers a progressive prize that grows each week. A DJ Bingo host will be available to answer questions and share details.

Settle in at Alley Cat Lounge in Broad Ripple for a lively trivia night led by Vaudevillian, the Victorian rascal. Play through seven rounds with eight questions each, spanning categories that suit all knowledge levels, with occasional rounds created by fans. Participation is free and the atmosphere leans toward laughs, friendly rivalry, and plenty of fun.

Gary Allan performs live at the Murat Theatre inside Old National Centre. This concert is open to all ages. Ticket options include a general public sale and an artist presale, along with sponsor access through Old National Bank, a presale offered by Live Nation, T-Mobile customer perks with fast lane entry, a four-ticket bundle, and a Christmas in July promotion.

Fresh voices from Indianapolis and across the state step into the spotlight at the Wit Theater for a comedy open mic that showcases up-and-coming talent. Those interested in performing can email Ray at witmicnight@cszindianapolis.com. Signups open one week before the mic and close 24 hours beforehand. Comedians should be ready with five minutes of material, and responses may take time while entries are processed. Performers will receive an email if they are placed on the list, and the final order is curated by Ray to highlight the lineup effectively. If you are not selected initially, attending is still encouraged, since alternates may be chosen in the event of no-shows and it is a good chance to connect with other comedians. Management may restrict or remove anyone from participation or entry if they are considered disruptive or dangerous to other patrons.

Shine Hairspa presents a limited-time offer for first-time guests with 20% off any color and haircut combination. Options include all-over color with a haircut, partial highlights with a haircut, full highlights with a haircut, balayage with a haircut, and grey blending with a haircut. Each appointment includes a personalized consultation and a professional styling finish. This promotion is available to new clients only and cannot be used alongside other offers or promotions. Appointments are limited.

Southern Gospel Night on the Farm brings a peaceful fall evening to Albright Acres Flower Farm with live Southern Gospel music by The Gospel Servants, food, drinks, and the beauty of the flower farm. Local vendors will be in attendance, including B & J Hobby Barn, Hoosier Meltdown Laser Art, Wild Rose Mobile Sips & Sweets, Magnolia Cafe Indy, and Shifty’s Mobile Bar. Bring a lawn chair and relax with family and friends while enjoying music and community. Admission and parking are free.

A three-day event with free admission, limited to Triumphs. For questions or more information, contact HoosierTOMCC@gmail.com.

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Take a relaxed walk along Main Street and immerse yourself in a seasonal community art experience that brings together local artists, musicians, makers, businesses, and neighbors. Enjoy creativity around every corner with live music, opportunities to browse and shop, and a warm atmosphere for all ages. The series gives artists more room to share their work and offers visitors even more to discover as the day winds down. Each edition brings fresh surprises, from stepping into neighborhood shops to encountering new local art.

Mason County Central High School hosts the PTC’s yearly Color Fun Run, a family friendly fundraiser that benefits the elementary Spartans. Participants can register on site before the run gets underway.

The Haunt Indianapolis returns for opening weekend with a night of fear filled with eerie scenes, live performers, immersive frights, and jolts waiting around every corner. This season brings all new scares and fresh nightmares, creating scream-worthy moments and memories for both longtime fans and first timers. Be among the first to step inside, bring your bravest friends, and see who keeps their cool. Tickets are expected to sell quickly.

A relaxed game night features a mix of favorites, including Catan, Canvas, CAH, Tsuro, Zombicide, and UNO, with more to explore. Downtown parking is free. Pizza, snacks, and drinks are provided at no cost.

Two shows at The Jazz Kitchen bring Latin jazz to the forefront as Tito Puente Jr. joins forces with Grammy Award winner Néstor Torres on flute. Puente Jr. honors his father’s storied legacy with vibrant mambo and salsa grooves, while Torres blends Latin jazz with touches of pop and classical in dazzling, agile lines. Together they offer kinetic rhythms, expressive melodies, and charismatic interplay, uniting time-honored roots with fresh ideas for an electric night of music.

Explore independent creating in an open studio setting, choosing either the pottery wheel or hand building. Clay, glazes, and wheel access are provided. Returning participants can use a small storage spot for works in progress, or take pieces home between sessions to make the most of their time. A short lesson is offered during each session to support your progress. Parents are welcome to stay and assist their children at no cost, and they can participate alongside them for free. Wheel time is limited, with only two wheels available each week. Hand building only is offered at a reduced rate, and the studio operates on a donation basis.

A one-time special collaboration where live soul and funk intersect with electronic beats brings together Nate Smith, The Nth Power, and Break Science. SleepyNap serves as host and curator, with support from the Percussive Arts Society. Nate Smith, a Grammy-winning drummer, bandleader, composer, and producer, is known for genre-spanning work that has made him a distinctive and in-demand presence. The Nth Power channels deep-groove soul with drummer Nikki Glaspie, who spent five years touring the world with Beyoncé before joining Ivan Neville’s New Orleans funk outfit Dumpstaphunk, alongside bassist Nate Edgar and singer-guitarist Nick Cassarino. Rooted in East Coast hip hop and forward-looking sound design, the Denver-based duo Break Science features keyboardist, producer, and jazz pianist Borahm Lee of Pretty Lights Live Band with drummer Adam Deitch of Lettuce, AWB, and Meshell Ndegeocello, tracing their lineage to the early days of electro-soul.

The Freddy Jones Band, a long-standing presence in American rock, is known for hooky melodies, heartfelt songwriting, and a lively, unmistakable stage presence. The group is led by founding member Marty Lloyd, the singer and writer of the hit In a Daydream, with longtime bassist Rich Ross in the lineup.

Leonid & Friends take the stage at the Murat Theatre at Old National Centre. Doors open ahead of the performance, with the show to follow. Ticket options include a public onsale and a range of presales, such as artist, Ticketmaster, Old National Bank sponsor, venue or local, Live Nation, and HOB Foundation Room member. T-Mobile Concert Perks with Fast Lane is noted, along with a Christmas In July special offer.

An all ages competitive improv match where two teams go head to head for laughs, points, and the trophy. A referee keeps the action moving, gathers suggestions from the audience, and calls any fouls on the field. The format blends quick-witted improvisation with a playful sports twist, so every round is shaped by the crowd and performed on the spot.

Switchfoot brings a live performance to the Egyptian Room at Old National Centre. The event welcomes all ages. General admission is standing only, while riser seating includes staff service at your seat. Accessible seating is available upon request. Ticket access options include presales for fan club members, a band presale, a presale connected with Anberlin, one offered through Old National Bank, and one through Live Nation. VIP packages are available, with a separate public sale for VIP package options.

Settle in on the event lawn at Old City Park for a family-friendly outdoor movie night. Bring lawn chairs and your own refreshments. Admission is free, and the film begins after sunset. The lineup features Zootopia 2 and Hoppers.

National recording artist JB Aaron performs live at Checkered Flag Tavern as part of a tour that includes two stops at this venue this year, a reflection of their enthusiasm for the place and its crowd. Get ready, Indy.

IndyMojo presents a live show at HI-FI featuring Jammy Buffet with Cacteye. This all-ages event is general admission only. The night is supported by partners Bacardí Rum, Stagewater, Espolón Tequila, Black Orchid Barbers, Tito’s Vodka, Long Drink, Chilly Water Brewing Company, Lemon Shake Up, and Pepsi.

Celebrating twenty years of the Binford Farmers Market, this milestone season centers on local flavors and community spirit. A blend of longtime and new vendors will offer brunch favorites, standout picks for the garden, locally made art, classic comfort foods, and plenty of fresh, healthy options. Updates about special events and promotions will be posted on social media throughout the season.

Set in the parking lot of Greenwood United Methodist Church, this farmers market features a changing selection from its vendors throughout the season. Early on, look for starter plants, spring produce, a range of meats and eggs, honey, baked treats, kettle corn, soaps, crafts, and similar items. As the months progress, the offerings expand to include summer and fall harvests. The new season is underway.

Spend a Saturday at Bethany Community Gardens lending a hand in the garden and building community. Volunteer opportunities are available every Saturday throughout the growing season.

Celebrate the season at a fall festival filled with favorite activities. Browse a vendor market, enjoy food from vendors, and relax in the Malarkey Roofing Products Beer and Wine Garden. The day features kids activities, live entertainment, a parade, and a spirited Dachshund Derby. Music fans can catch an opening performance by Rory Connolly followed by a concert from Clayton Anderson. Presented with support from Title Sponsor Malarkey Roofing.

Discover textile techniques in a workshop led by the artist in residence. Advance registration is required and a fee applies.

Explore Camp Dellwood during the 2026 Camporee: Out of this World, with full access to the grounds and a mix of organized and self-guided activities. Build a spaceship, head out on a night hike, play games, and team up to search for an alien while making new friends. Try target sports such as archery, air rifles, hatchets, and slingshots, noting that some options have age restrictions. Overnight accommodations range from indoor buildings with full bathrooms to cabin units with latrines and platform tents with latrines. A discount code is available at Service Unit meetings.

The 42nd Annual Circle City Classic brings a full slate of competition and music to Lucas Oil Stadium. The schedule features two girls flag football matchups, starting with the Crispus Attucks High School Tigers as the away team against the Arsenal Technical High School Titans, followed by the Lawrence North High School Wildcats visiting the Ben Davis High School Giants. A high school boys varsity football showcase pairs the Warren Central High School Warriors with the Pike High School Red Devils, with warm ups and pregame ceremonies before kickoff. The HBCU Band Showcase highlights Talladega College’s Great Tornado Marching Band, Kentucky State University’s Mighty Marching Thorobred Band, and Miles College’s Purple Marching Machine. The action continues with a second high school football showcase as the Lawrence North High School Wildcats take on the Ben Davis High School Giants once again.

This 8-ball competition follows BCA rules. Entry is $225 and includes fees, and a player auction carries a $50 minimum. Prepayment is required, with Fargo ratings locked once payment is received. Matches are a race to 5, and for every 75 points the higher-rated player must win one additional game, up to three extra games. It is winner break, and players rack their own.

Chilly Water Brewing Company hosts the Sazón Latin Food Festival, a family-friendly outdoor celebration of Latin flavors with lively music and a curated lineup of food vendors from the Caribbean, Central America, and South America. Attendees can explore savory specialties and desserts, along with drinks to complement every bite. Tickets or an RSVP are required for entry. Vegetarian and vegan choices are typically available, and gluten-free options depend on the vendor. Outside food and beverages are not permitted. Photos and video may be taken for promotional use by the organizers, and attendance constitutes consent. All sales are final.

Indiana Estate & Elder Law celebrates 25 years with a festive gathering at the Beach Shelter in Eagle Creek Park. The afternoon includes music, food, and lawn games, paired with moments that reflect on the firm’s history and service to the community. Organizers are preparing a day designed to honor the path that led to this milestone.

In the museum studio, Carrie Moran McCleary shares her beadwork and talks about how she expresses herself through art.

Indy Jazz Fest presented by Citizens Energy Group, the flagship event of the Indianapolis Jazz Foundation, culminates with a Grand Finale that pairs non-stop music with food trucks, art booths and legacy exhibits. Two stages power a wide-ranging bill that unites global headliners, modern jazz innovators and standout Indy creators. On the Citizens Energy Stage, the lineup features Brandon Meeks, Rick Braun honoring the music of Chuck Mangione, MonoNeon, Karl Denson's Tiny Universe and Sheila E. & The E.Train. The IU Health Stage presents Bashiri Asad, the Sean Imboden Large Ensemble, Charlie Hunter Trio, Stryker, Dixon, Fribush and Floyd with special guest Jeff Coffin, and Jared Thompson & Premium Blend, with Jeff Coffin also appearing as artist at large. This festival runs rain or shine. Kids 14 and under are admitted free. All tickets are non-refundable. Admission is general admission and seating is not provided, so bring your own chair.

Pokémon players can take part in a weekly buy-in that runs alongside a regular Pokémon League session. Entry is $7, with three rounds of play, and a pack awarded for each win. On random weeks, extra goodies are also handed out.

This weekly Digimon TCG tournament features a $10 entry fee and includes at least three rounds.

Hosted at The AMP at 16 Tech, this free, community-focused career fair connects job seekers with employers committed to diversity, inclusion, and belonging. It welcomes everyone, including LGBTQ+ community members and allies. Whether you are entering the workforce, considering a career change, or seeking a workplace that aligns with your values, expect a supportive environment to explore opportunities and build connections. RSVPs are encouraged so event updates and calendar details can be shared ahead of time.

Enjoy dinner and drinks while playing four rounds of music bingo. Winners take home gift cards. The fourth round includes a progressive win that increases each week. More details are available from the DJ Bingo host.

Enjoy four rounds of music bingo alongside dinner and drink specials. Winners receive gift cards, and the fourth round offers a progressive prize that increases each week. All ages are welcome to play and sing along. For more information, ask the DJ bingo host.

An all ages improv competition where two teams face off for laughs, points, and the trophy. Picture the quick thinking of Whose Line Is It Anyway with a sporty twist. A Referee keeps the match moving, gathers suggestions from the audience, and calls any fouls on the field. Friendly, interactive comedy that welcomes everyone.

Guests experience interactive exhibits presented by previous grant recipients, the chance to grant wishes through the Wish Upon A Star display that supports classroom teachers, and recognition of G-C Alumni Hall of Fame inductees. The evening also provides time to connect with community and education partners and alumni. Throughout, the focus is on the impact of philanthropy and education on students past, present, and future.

Enjoy a family friendly, hip hop themed roller skating session with a $60 family package that covers four admissions and four skate rentals, plus a large cheese pizza and a pitcher for a savings of over forty dollars. General admission is $14 at the door, or $13 when purchased online. Skate rentals are $5, and non skating chaperones are $3. Passes are not accepted. For supervision and safety, a parent or guardian must remain inside the building for the entire session. Guests under 17 must be accompanied by a parent or chaperone who is at least 25 years old with valid ID. One chaperone may supervise up to four skaters, and drop offs are not allowed.

The Haunt Indianapolis returns for Opening Weekend with an experience built for thrill seekers. Venture through eerie environments, encounter live performers, and dive into immersive scares that keep the adrenaline up. Experience this year’s refreshed frights introduced for the season, with new shocks and surprises arriving when you least expect them. Bring your boldest friends and see who keeps their cool from start to finish. Tickets are expected to sell quickly.

Stand-up comedian Dustin Sims, from Oxford, Alabama, is known for online comedy sketches that have earned millions of views and a following of more than two million across social media. He also hosts The Poor Taste Podcast on YouTube. Seating is first come, first served within each section. The show is recommended for audiences over 17. VIP seating is located in the first eight rows near the stage.

Greenwood’s summer concert series brings hundreds of people from Greenwood and beyond together for free live music at the Greenwood Amphitheater in Craig Park. Families, locals, and visitors settle in with lawn chairs, blankets, and coolers stocked with snacks while performers span a wide range of musical styles. Admission is free, and beer, wine, and food can be purchased. The lineup includes The Bishops, Big Rosco & The Hammers, Cosmic Situation, The Woomblies Rock Orchestra, Blue River Band, Cornfield Mafia, Tastes Like Chicken, The Big 80’s, and Soul Street. Plans may change in the event of bad weather.

No Rest 4 the Weekend wraps up the season with a rock and roll performance on the outdoor stage at Blind Owl Brewery.

Celtic Thunder brings its show to the Murat Theatre inside Old National Centre. This all-ages event offers a range of ticket options, including fan club presales at the Platinum, Gold, and Green levels, presales for sponsors and Live Nation, T-Mobile Concert Perks with Fast Lane, a Christmas in July special offer, and a general public on-sale.

Tried & True Alehouse Greenwood hosts a live band performance.

Cash Money teams up with No Limit for a first-ever joint tour stop at Gainbridge Fieldhouse in Indianapolis, bringing two foundational New Orleans rap powerhouses to the same stage. The lineup features Birdman, Juvenile, Mannie Fresh, and B.G. for Cash Money, with Master P, Silkk The Shocker, Mia X, Mac, Fiend, Mercedes, Choppa Style, and Mr. Serv-On representing No Limit, plus special guest Boosie Badazz. Both labels built their legacies independently, pressing their own releases and guiding their own distribution while helping elevate New Orleans to a leading place in American hip hop. The tour covers seventeen cities, and this is the only Indianapolis date, with both catalogs presented back to back in one arena.

Billed as one of Indianapolis’ top attractions, this interactive comedy show blends mind reading and psychology with lively audience participation. No two performances are the same because guests help shape what unfolds on stage. The experience lasts about 75 to 90 minutes and is set in Downtown Indianapolis. It is suited for adults and couples, and it is also a solid choice for visitors seeking a distinctive night out. Seating is limited.

National recording artist JB Aaron returns for the second night at Checkered Flag Tavern. The aim is to pack both nights, with a playful nod to pacing Friday or bouncing back the next day. The tavern even touts its food as a go to pick me up for anyone looking to rally between nights of live music.

Each Sunday brings a family-friendly dining perk. With every adult entrée purchased, one child age 12 or younger receives a complimentary kids entrée valued up to $15. The offer is limited to one free kids entrée per qualifying adult entrée. It cannot be combined with other promotions or specials, is not valid with dip certificates, and does not apply on holidays.

Roberts Park United Methodist Church provides a hot, complimentary dine-in meal. Guests who attend the worship service beforehand can receive an early meal ticket. Everyone is welcome.

Create alongside others as the Queer Artist Group gathers each Sunday at Magpie Artspace in Historic Irvington. Led by Deb Kent and Jamie Willis, this recurring get-together provides time and space to work on art with others. Bring a project already in progress or use the session to start something new. For questions, text 317-225-2253.

The league opens its first season of the Pokemon Gym Leader Challenge, featuring head-to-head play among aspiring gym leaders and opportunities to earn badges in a fast-growing format. Entry is $5 at the door and includes a promo pack. If the format is unfamiliar, a guide is available to explain how it works.

Take a leisurely, half-mile guided walk through the Monument Circle Historic District, the storied heart of Indianapolis. Indiana Landmarks guides share engaging tales and little-known history, showing how art, architecture, and the blend of public and private spaces have shaped the character of the state capital. Along the route, view the exteriors of notable sites including the Soldiers & Sailors Monument, Christ Church Cathedral, and the Circle Theatre. This outdoor tour begins on the lawn of Christ Church Cathedral and lasts about 60 minutes while covering roughly a half mile. Admission is $10 for the general public, $8 for Indiana Landmarks members, $5 for children ages 6 to 11, and free for children 5 and under.

This weekly casual Commander event welcomes players of every experience level. Whether you are brand new, bringing a few upgraded precons, or have years of play, there is a friendly spot at the table. Attendance is free, and each participant receives a promo of their choice.

ZeeBee Karaoke brings all-ages karaoke to the spacious, shaded patio at The Quarter. Singers can take the mic in an outdoor setting while enjoying a New Orleans style menu and refreshing cocktails, including Hurricanes.

Pokey LaFarge takes the stage at HI-FI, presented by MOKB Presents and joined by Cicada Rhythm. This all ages concert is general admission. Event partners include Bacardí Rum, Stagewater, Espolón Tequila, Black Orchid Barbers, Tito’s Vodka, Long Drink, Chilly Water Brewing Company, Lemon Shake Up, and Pepsi.

Test your knowledge at a DJ-hosted trivia night at 5th Ave Grill and Bar in Beech Grove, the newest location in the DJ Trivia Indy family. It is free to play, and prizes are awarded to the top three teams. The whole family is welcome, and phones are not permitted during the game. Ask the host about the DJ Trivia league, and visit the DJ Trivia website for the daily clue to snag bonus points.

Karaoke takes center stage at Sinners & Saints with high energy singalongs, food and drink specials available throughout the night, and a friendly atmosphere for newcomers and seasoned singers alike. Bring friends, pick your go-to tracks, and step up to the mic for a fun night of music and laughter.

Garden Bros Circus brings its Fun Factory to Marion County Fairgrounds in Indianapolis for a family-friendly circus experience. Special savings are available online for the first 100 adult general admission tickets, starting at $23.27 with fees included. With a paid general admission adult ticket, one child ages 3 to 13 can attend for free when a child ticket is added at checkout, and children 2 and under are admitted free.

Celebrate a lively blend of culinary traditions with music and dance that honor a shared heritage. Taste delicious flavors and enjoy performances that highlight the connections between cultures. Entry is $5. Vendors seeking information can email info@phcenter.org.

Enjoy an evening of live music at the amphitheater in Youngs Creek Park as Toy Factory headlines a Concert Series show. Food vendors will be available, and the Malarkey Roofing Products Beer and Wine Garden will be open. The event begins with an opening set from Spencer Johns, then builds to the main performance by Toy Factory.

Historic downtown Franklin comes alive for a special Ladies Night Out edition of First Fridays. Numerous participating locations that are usually not open in the evening will keep their doors open later, creating a lively atmosphere throughout the area. Further details will be announced soon.

PILLOW TALK performs an acoustic set at Downtown Franklin. Enjoy live music in a stripped-back format.

At The Stutz, artists and creative business owners open their workspaces for First Friday Open Studios, welcoming the public to see where art is made and to explore original pieces available for purchase. Guests can meet the makers, ask about commissions, connect with creative businesses, and arrange appointments. Purchasing directly from artists supports the local creative community and brings home something meaningful. Wander the historic corridors of this former car factory, now a vibrant hub filled with studios, artwork, live music, and a lively atmosphere. It is family friendly and a simple, enjoyable stop for anyone exploring Indianapolis art. To find the studios, enter through the courtyard’s main doors, take the elevator to the second, third, and fourth floors, and follow the colorful Open Studios signs to be sure you see every level. On-site amenities include Julieta Taco Shop, Amelia’s for fresh baked goods and provisions, and Turner’s Bar for beverages before or after your studio visits. Parking options include metered street spaces and nearby paid lots, with free indoor bicycle parking also available. The Stutz Artists Association, a nonprofit collective based in the building, includes more than 40 artists and creative businesses working across many disciplines such as painting, sculpture, fiber, jewelry, photography, dance, printmaking, murals, and tattoo art. The 400,000 square foot former factory was renovated in the early 1990s and now supports a diverse and accomplished art community in central Indiana.

Nikki Glaser brings The Stunning Tour to Butler Arts & Events Center, showcasing the fearless, candid stand-up that has defined her career across sold-out tours and three hit podcasts. Nominated for Emmy, Grammy and Golden Globe awards, she made history as the first woman to host the Golden Globes solo, earning wide acclaim from audiences and critics. She has also taped a new hour-long special for Hulu and made her Saturday Night Live hosting debut. This performance continues a celebrated run from a leading voice in comedy.

The Pigeons head back to Ale Emporium Greenwood for a fun fall night of rock, bringing lively energy as the flock gathers.

Downtown Franklin fills with vintage finds and handmade goods as more than 100 vendors set up across two areas. Live music, food trucks, and convenient access to downtown shopping create a lively atmosphere. Vendor booths will be located at the amphitheater in Youngs Creek Park and in the public parking lot on Jefferson near the entrance to Franklin College, across from the Alva Neal Building and the Franklin Boys & Girls Club. The event is presented with support from main event sponsor Indiana American Water. Only two vendor spots remain, and inquiries from prospective vendors can be sent by text at (814) 388-9451 or by email at vfapply@gmail.com. The festival will be held rain or shine.

The Irvington Oddities Market in Historic Irvington is a semiannual showcase curated and hosted by The Black Cat Curio. Fifty vendors gather at Marine Corps League - Bearss Detachment #089 with curiosities that range from the peculiar and uncommon to one-of-a-kind macabre finds, all selected to intrigue the mind. Admission is free, and parking is free.

Central Indiana Pagan Pride Day brings people together for a welcoming celebration of many paths and traditions in the green spaces of Garfield Park near the Corporate Shelter and the MacAllister Center. The day features local makers and artisans, intuitive readers and spiritual practitioners, a schedule of workshops and presentations, a community ritual, live music and other performances, and a variety of food options. Entry is donation based, supporting Central Indiana Pagan Pride and its work to build inclusive, educational, and supportive community spaces, with additional opportunities to contribute on site. Everyone from longtime practitioners to the simply curious can explore, learn, connect, and celebrate in a friendly environment.

A favorite hands-on workshop returns to Greenwood Happy Haunts for a single session focused on creating a protective Witch’s Bell. Participants will craft their own piece using a 4-inch hand-wound grapevine wreath and a selection of charms, crystals, and ribbons, with all tools and supplies provided. Tickets are $35 and include light snacks and beverages. Capacity is limited and this class often sells out quickly.

Main Street in Beech Grove fills with live music, local flavors, and community spirit as Black Orchid and Tastes Like Chicken take the stage. Bring lawn chairs, grab dinner from nearby restaurants, and enjoy an evening of performances in the heart of downtown. The event is presented in partnership by Next Stop Beech Grove and the Beech Grove Public Safety Foundation, with opportunities to support both organizations and their work in the community. Admission is free.

Select Sundays are dedicated to Sensory Friendly Play, a quieter session designed for children with special needs. During this time, music and flashing lights are turned off to create a calmer, more comfortable environment while still offering plenty of fun. Admission is $13.99 per person and includes access to Deluxe Attractions. The schedule typically falls on the first Sunday of each month unless a holiday causes a change, so please check the website calendar before heading to the park.

At Grace United Methodist Church- Franklin, IN, the program features music by J. S. Bach, Villa-Lobos, Merlin, Stanley Myers, Albeniz, and Torroba. The focus is on selections drawn from these composers’ works.

Spend a day out on the course in support of Indy Honor Flight. To register or inquire about sponsorships, contact Madeline Young at 317-545-2401 or myoung@agmcompany.com.

Pillow Talk performs an acoustic set at Smocktown.

This free monthly community walk with Dr. Cadle offers an easygoing group outing. Participants cover about 1 to 1.5 miles at a comfortable pace. No sign up is required, and it is open to all fitness levels.

Monument Circle Art Fair 2026 is confirmed, and applications are currently being accepted. The fair will take place at the Circle.

Afterglow Vintage and Next Stop, Beech Grove present the inaugural Beech Grove Vintage Market, a free-admission celebration of local vintage finds with food and drinks, music, raffles, and special discounts. The Papa Curl food truck will be on site, and a variety of local vintage vendors will showcase their selections. The first group of vendors will be set up inside a 1,600 square foot air-conditioned warehouse connected to Afterglow Vintage, with additional vendors arranged outdoors to create an easy-to-browse marketplace. Visitors can explore unique pieces, enjoy refreshments, and take advantage of deals throughout the event.

Ed Sheeran brings the LOOP Tour to Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis.

Relive 1980s nostalgia with a screening of The Goonies at the amphitheater in Youngs Creek Park.

Uka-Aliens brings a relaxed live set to Chilly Water South, featuring a variety of tunes for an easygoing atmosphere throughout the show.

The World Food Championships returns to the Indiana State Fairgrounds & Event Center for the third straight year, bringing elite culinary champions from around the world to Indianapolis. Recognized as a global leader in Food Sport, WFC presents four days of competition, culinary culture, and championship moments. The event features more Golden Ticket opportunities than ever before as competitors pursue top honors.

Monster Mash brings Greenwood trick or treaters together for a spirited Halloween celebration with trick or treating on the event lawn, music, food, and more. Held at Craig Park, the event is free and open to the public. A hayride adds to the fun, and parking will be available. VIP tickets are $10 per person, sold first come, first served, and are not sold on the day of the event. VIP wristbands include early entry and a complimentary food voucher redeemable at any food vendor on site. Wristbands can be picked up at the Greenwood Fieldhouse in advance or at the will call table on the day of the event. Children 2 and up need a ticket.

Aspire offers a one-night experience for women that blends comedy, meaningful teaching, personal stories, and live music with three presenters sharing the stage. Hosted at Bluff Creek Christian Church, the program features author and speaker Diana Mescher, comedian Michelle Miller, and singer and worship leader Mia Koehne. A brief 15 minute panel with the speakers is planned before the main program begins. Tickets include General Admission at $30 and VIP Reserved at $40, which adds reserved seating and a snack bag. Discounts are available for groups of 10 or more by calling 480-812-1100. Prices increase at the door. All sales are final, and ticket transfers can be arranged by contacting 480-812-1100.

A Food Pantry Community Project takes place at Great Harvest Food Pantry, which is at Grace Assembly of God Church. This third Saturday effort involves volunteers assisting with pantry service. For questions or to volunteer, contact John Thawnghmung at 317-692-1641.

Luke Buck’s annual watercolor workshop returns with two days of immersive, hands on instruction. Participants paint alongside Luke while exploring watercolor techniques in a practical setting. The fee is $200 and includes lunch on both days. A list of the supplies Luke prefers to use is available in the event or upon request, and these items are optional. In preparation for the class, shoppers can receive 10% off workshop supply purchases at Generation Art & Frame. This workshop is for adults 18 and older. Please note that the workshop space is on a floor reached only by stairs.

Celebrate the Halloween season at a vendor fair featuring a range of local sellers. Admission and parking are free. Vendors should contact the organizer directly by DM or email rather than commenting on posts. For safety, communicate only with Greenwood Happy Haunts and do not send money to anyone else. The organizer will never request more than the booth fee.

A beloved fall tradition brings families to Main Street for an afternoon of Halloween fun. Children visit participating businesses stop by stop to collect treats, show off their costumes, and enjoy a safe and welcoming trick-or-treat experience. Created with kids and their families in mind, it offers a simple way to celebrate the season while supporting local shops and spending time in the heart of the community. Costumes are encouraged, and the list of participating businesses will be shared closer to the event.

This dance focused evening offers a roomy floor, friendly faces, and food served. The atmosphere is welcoming, with plenty of space to move and time to enjoy something to eat between dances.

Paul Thorn brings three decades of songcraft to Mad Hatter Shows and Event Center, blending soulful grooves with concise, hard-hitting lyrics. With a background as a professional boxer, he aims for minds, hearts and hips while slipping in humor, turning big ideas into compact, memorable mantras. Seating within each section is first come, first served. This is an all-ages show, with a recommendation for attendees over 17. VIP seating is in the first 12 rows by the stage.

Buddy Guy brings his storied blues and rock legacy to Butler Arts & Events Center. At nearly 90, he remains a guiding force who helped ignite Chicago’s West Side sound and continues to influence generations of musicians. He is a member of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, has earned nine GRAMMY Awards along with a Lifetime Achievement GRAMMY, and has been recognized with 38 Blues Music Awards, the Billboard Century Award, the Presidential National Medal of Arts, and a Kennedy Center Honor. Rolling Stone ranks him number 23 on its list of the 100 Greatest Guitarists, underscoring his impact on modern music. Born in 1936 in rural Louisiana, he arrived in Chicago in 1957, cutting pivotal sessions for Chess Records and building a body of work that reshaped the electric guitar. Recent highlights include a 2019 GRAMMY for The Blues Is Alive and Well and the PBS American Masters documentary Buddy Guy: The Blues Chase. Ticket access includes a public onsale and presales through the venue, Live Nation, and LN All Access.

Broken Reins brings a lively mix of country and rock covers to Tried & True Alehouse, spanning favorites from the 1980s through today. Expect a dance-friendly set packed with familiar hits and an upbeat atmosphere throughout the show.

A spooktacular Rocky Horror tour stop comes to the Murat Theatre at Old National Centre, featuring Barry Bostwick, known as the original Brad Majors. Tickets are available through a public onsale, with additional access via an Old National Bank sponsor presale, a Live Nation presale, and a special Christmas in July offer.

Buena Vista Orchestra will perform in the Egyptian Room at Old National Centre. This is an all ages show. Ticket access includes several presales, among them artist, Old National Bank sponsor, Spotify, and Live Nation, along with a general public onsale and a Christmas in July special offer.

Open to all ages, this show takes place at the Murat Theatre at Old National Centre. Ticket access includes a public onsale along with presales for Old National Bank sponsors, Live Nation, and Sting fans, and VIP packages are available.

An upbeat, family-friendly stage show where adopted and rescued dogs leap, balance, and perform eye-popping stunts alongside clever, comical routines. Trainers guide the pups through playful challenges and invite the audience into the fun, while the dogs show who really runs the show. Expect surprises, steady laughs, and a pace that keeps things moving for children at every age. Seating within each section is general admission and filled in order of arrival. The show welcomes all ages. VIP seating is in the first 12 rows closest to the stage.

At Ale Emporium Greenwood, a live band performs hit songs from the 70s, 80s, 90s, and today. Expect a danceable mix, plenty of chances to sing along, and opportunities to grab a bite while the music continues for a night that spans decades.

A spirited Halloween parade moves through downtown Greenwood, welcoming participants of every age. Costumes are encouraged, and spectators can gather along the route for trick or treating as the procession passes. After the parade, the celebration continues at the Amphitheater with live music, a dedicated kid zone, food, beer and wine, and lighthearted contests between bands.

Independence Park hosts a family-friendly celebration with trick or treating, lawn games, and a Children's Market, along with other activities. Admission is free for all ages. Sliced & Diced is the confirmed food vendor.

Celebrate the start of Halloween week at the annual HalloweenTown, featuring activities for children, a family-friendly 5K, a costume contest for pets, and Trick Your Trunk. More information will be announced.

Child Support takes the stage at Tried and True for a live set alongside food.

Downtown Franklin, Indiana comes alive for First Fridays as the historic district welcomes an evening of extended hours across dozens of participating locations that are not usually open at night. This celebration also kicks off the Discover Downtown Franklin Holiday Open House, beginning a seasonal promotion that continues beyond the evening. More details will be shared soon.

Landon Talks Live brings Southern culture to the stage with real stories and an unscripted format. Followed by more than 900,000 people and viewed millions of times, Landon has become a familiar voice for Southern life. His popular Let’s Discuss videos built a nationwide audience, and the in-person show is where everything comes together. The evening blends stand-up comedy, audience participation, cultural insights, and tales that are not shared online. Seating within each section is first come, first served. VIP seating is located in the first eight rows by the stage. The show is recommended for guests over 17.

A festive shopping market fills every hallway and corner with vendors, creating a bustling scene of discovery. Shoppers can find unique Christmas gifts across a variety of booths, and Just4Fun will offer Christmas boutique outfits for little ones. Expect a lively atmosphere with plenty to browse and explore, and opportunities to leave with special finds.

Drop off the listed recyclable items at no cost. Drive to the area behind City Hall, where helpers will be available to unload your vehicle. Partners include Beech Grove Lions Club, Beech Grove Drug Free Coalition, Hanna’s Wrecker Service, and Eco Shred, supporting efforts to help keep the community an Indiana Clean Community.

At Johnson County Fairgrounds, this family friendly fundraiser supports the needs of Johnson County working K9s. Attendees can take part in activities for children and watch K9 demonstrations, while exploring custom embroidery and K9 themed shirts and hats for canine enthusiasts. The event also features craft vendors, a photo booth, baked goods, food trucks, direct sales, laser engraving, and raffles.

The World Oddities Expo returns to Indianapolis for its second visit at the Indiana State Fairgrounds & Event Center in the Ag/Hort Building, bringing a traveling celebration of the unusual that blends art, history, science, and live entertainment into one immersive experience. Browse dozens of eclectic vendors and small businesses, then step into the touring Deformed Exhibit to encounter rare, preserved specimens with medical anomalies, available through combo ticket options that include VIP access for early shopping opportunities. WOE Labs offers hands-on classes guided by experienced instructors and open to all skill levels, with topics such as taxidermy, rat skeleton articulation, and creating miniature diorama terrariums, and class lineups can vary by city. The Main Stage showcases contortion, sideshow-inspired acts, clowns, and other unexpected performances, along with free seminars featuring surprise guest speakers. An on-site tattoo area, the Oddity Ink Parlour, appears only in select cities and is sponsored by Villain Arts. General Admission and VIP options are available, and children 12 and under are free.

Beech Grove Loyal Order of Moose #1883 hosts an event with on-site dining and a dance floor. The venue serves food, so arriving early for dinner is an option, and there will be space to dance. The occasion marks a return to Beech Grove.

Dessert with Boaz offers an evening at The Barn at Bay Horse Inn centered on The Boaz Project and the work of local leaders in seven countries who care for orphans and other vulnerable children in their own communities. The program shares stories from around the world that highlight how God is changing lives through this care, along with insight into the mission that guides the organization. Attendees can explore ways to take part in the ministry’s ongoing story. This event is available in person at the venue or as a virtual option.

Hosted by the Johnson County Public Library Foundation at Beeson Hall, this inaugural afternoon tea fundraiser gathers community members and donors to strengthen the Explore Summer Endowment so the library’s summer learning program can thrive for generations. The event also recognizes members of the Silver Tree Society. Thanks to an extraordinary donor, every dollar from ticket sales, the silent auction, and table sponsorships is directed entirely to the Explore Summer Endowment. Guests enjoy a three-course tea service and a special performance by Debra Miller portraying Beatrix Potter. All tickets have been reserved. Those not attending can still take part in the effort by becoming a Mr. Jeremy Fisher Sponsor with a $250 gift that is acknowledged at the tea, by purchasing handcrafted pottery vases or teabag holders created for the occasion with half of each sale benefiting the endowment and pickup available at a JCPL branch, or by bidding in the community silent auction with item pickup available at any JCPL location. For questions, contact lisa@jcplf.org.

Circle City Toy Show at the Indiana State Fairgrounds & Event Center features toys from across the decades, from nostalgic vintage pieces to modern collectibles. It is suited to dedicated collectors as well as casual browsers, offering a playful experience that rekindles childhood memories.

A festive holiday craft fair brings together distinctive handmade gifts, original seasonal decor, and offerings from local artisans and small businesses. Photos with Santa will be available. It is a chance to get a head start on holiday shopping, uncover unique finds, and enjoy a cheerful seasonal atmosphere. Watch for vendor spotlights and sneak peeks leading up to the event.

This community service opportunity supports Great Harvest Food Pantry. Activities are part of the pantry's third Saturday volunteer effort and take place at the pantry facility housed at Grace Assembly of God Church. For volunteer details or questions, contact John Thawnghmung at 317-692-1641.

Pillow Talk performs an acoustic set at SMOCKTOWN. Hear their music in an acoustic setting.

Hosted by the Nu Tau Chapter of Delta Theta Tau Sorority, the Artisan Holiday Market is now in its 51st year as an annual event.

Set out on a stress-free bus trip to Chicago’s Magnificent Mile, a celebrated stretch of Michigan Avenue filled with department stores, multi-level shopping centers, luxury boutiques, and major retail brands. Travel by deluxe motor coach and be dropped off at the historic Chicago Water Tower, one of the few structures to survive the Great Chicago Fire of 1871. From there, it is a short walk to Water Tower Place, home to American Girl Place and the LEGO Store, offering ample opportunity to browse and shop. Early bird fee is $90, increasing to $95 afterward. No refunds are issued within 30 days of departure unless the trip is cancelled.

Downtown Franklin, Indiana comes alive for another First Fridays, highlighted by the return of the Chocolate Walk. Dozens of participating locations that are not typically open late will keep their doors open, creating a lively experience across the historic district. More details will be announced soon.

Broken Reins brings an up-tempo mix of country and rock covers to Tried & True Alehouse, showcasing hits that span the 80s through today. Expect dance-friendly favorites and a lively vibe throughout.

Bring your furry friend to get their annual picture with Santa. The event is free, with optional donations to the Humane Society of Johnson County appreciated. Leave with a festive keepsake of your pet.

Arts @ the Amp features a summer mix of activities, from Zumba sessions and live music to cruise-in events and other entertainment. Thanks to support from the Branigin Foundation, the full lineup is free and open to the public.

Move to favorites from across the decades as a live band takes the stage at Tried & True Alehouse with songs from the 70s, 80s, 90s, and today. Enjoy food from the alehouse, sing along to familiar tunes, and share a laid-back night out with friends.

Ale Emporium Greenwood hosts Roughouse for an upbeat, danceable mix of classic and 90s rock. Expect a lively set that keeps the energy high. The venue highlights its wings and pizza, along with a broad selection of beverages, to round out the experience.