Free events in Greenwood, IN

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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

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.

This casual Magic: The Gathering Commander meetup features friendly pod play for players who bring their own deck. Admission is free, and participants receive a promo for taking part.

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 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.

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

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

A welcoming community meal open to everyone. Bring a dish to share if you are able, or simply come and enjoy a meal. Everyone is invited.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Gather a team for DJ Trivia, or join an existing one on site. Team check-in is available, entry is free, and prizes go to the top three teams based on points. Boost your score by finding the clue of the day on the DJ Trivia website and by signing up for the weekly email through the trivia host, which lets you double points on any regular round question. Ask the host about league play for a competitive experience.