Events in Hamilton County

Sogility Juniors

Sogility Juniors brings fun and fundamentals together for young players learning soccer. The program uses playful, hands-on exercises to build movement skills, coordination, and teamwork, and blends classic drills with modern training technology to help lessons stick while keeping sessions engaging. It runs in six-week blocks with a one-week break before the next block, offering flexibility and a steady routine. Each session highlights confidence building, core soccer skills, and a positive, high-energy environment. Pricing is $150 for a full six-week session, with a $25 drop-in option. It is a welcoming fit for beginners and kids just starting out, and it is open to returning participants and newcomers.

Westfield Panera No Cook Night - FINAL

The final No Cook Night of the school year takes place at Westfield's Panera. Including the code FUND4U at the kiosk, in the app, or online will direct 25 percent of net sales to Maple Glen. Appreciation goes to the No Cook Night Committee, Kristin Hendricks and Ashley Delagrange, for organizing these opportunities throughout the year.

Carmel Food Truck Nights Taco Tuesdays

Latin cuisine takes center stage at Carmel Food Truck Nights Taco Tuesdays, where food trucks offer a wide selection of dishes, from tacos to other specialties reflecting diverse Latin traditions.

🛡️ Gundam Card Game – Weekly Tournament

Next Level Games Carmel hosts a recurring tournament for the Gundam Card Game. Players face off one on one in a built deck format using a 50 card main deck and a 10 card resource deck. The event uses a Swiss structure with single game matches, 30 minute rounds, and three additional turns if time is called. The number of rounds depends on turnout, usually three to four. The entry fee is $10. For each participant, three booster packs are added to the prize pool, which is awarded to the top three finishers. First place receives 60 percent of the packs, second gets 25 percent, and third takes 15 percent. The winner also chooses prize packs from the available sets.

Merciful Help Food Pantry

Merciful H.E.L.P. Center’s Choice Food Pantry provides curbside assistance for people living in Hamilton County and for residents of ZIP codes 46240 and 46260. Visitors complete a brief form, present a photo ID with a utility bill, remain in their cars, and open the trunk to receive groceries that can include fresh produce, frozen meat, and cleaning supplies. The pantry operates several days each week, including Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays. To receive groceries every 14 days, proof of Hamilton County residency is required, which consists of a photo ID plus either a lease or an electric, gas, water, or cable bill.

Sip, Chill & Recover: A Wellness Night in Carmel, IN

Unwind at a wellness night in Carmel, Indiana, where Rangeline Chiropractic partners with Degree Wellness to highlight modern recovery options in a relaxed, social setting. Attendees can experience complimentary cryotherapy aimed at easing inflammation and supporting recovery, try Normatec compression for legs or hips to encourage circulation and relieve tension, and take a guided tour to learn more about the studio’s services. Light snacks and beverages will be available, with time to connect and refocus on personal well-being. Services are available by appointment, and drop-ins are welcome during the event.

Pokémon VGC (Video Game Championship Series)

Compete in Pokémon Video Game Championship Series play at Next Level Games Carmel. Matches are played on Nintendo Switch using Pokémon Scarlet and Violet in a best-of-one Swiss format, with the total number of rounds determined by attendance. Bring your own console and game. Entry is $10. All entry fees are added to the prize pool, with store credit awarded to the top three finishers, and prize packs available for participants. The focus is on friendly competition and skill-building, making it a comfortable spot for first-timers and veterans alike.

Grace Church Food Pantry

The Choice Food Pantry at the Grace Care Center is the starting point for receiving help, with weekly visits helping the team learn more about your household and connect you with additional services. Reservations are encouraged but not required. The Care Center is on the Grace Church campus. Follow the entry drive to the north side of the building, park in the large lot, and enter through the Care Center entrance at door 18, marked by bright green signs. After arriving, check in at the waiting room down the hall. When it is your turn, a personal shopper will walk with you through the pantry so you can select the groceries that fit your needs. When you finish, pull your car around and volunteers will load your items. The pantry is available to anyone who lives or works in Hamilton County, as well as those in the northern part of Marion County. No identification or paperwork is required for an initial visit, and the Care Center can be used once per week.

Carmel Cookies and Canvas – Mommy & Me Tree Hearts

Celebrate Mother’s Day creativity at World Famous Hotboys in Carmel with a Mommy and Me paint party focused on a sweet two-canvas scene of colorful, heart-shaped trees that align into one keepsake. The class is beginner friendly and welcoming to all ages, with step-by-step instruction from a professional artist. All materials are included, such as brushes, paints, an apron, and an 11x14 canvas for each participant, and everyone takes home their finished artwork. Make it a tasty night out with access to the full menu, food and beverages available for purchase, and a free bag of cookies for every guest. Children receive a complimentary meal with an adult purchase.

Star Wars: Unlimited – Premiere Format Win-a-Box!

This competitive Star Wars: Unlimited event at Next Level Games uses the Premiere format with Swiss-style pairings. Matches are best two of three, and the number of rounds adjusts based on attendance. Entry is $10. The champion takes home a booster box, while all other players receive one pack for each match win. It suits those preparing for larger tournaments, experimenting with new decks, or seeking steady, high-level play within a growing community. Participants play with decks they bring.

Hummingbirds, Orioles and Butterflies

Find out how to bring hummingbirds, orioles, and butterflies into your yard.

Trivia Night

Test your trivia skills during a friendly competition of questions and laughs at Crate Escapes Dog Park. It is free to play, and prizes go to the top three teams. Drinks are available and the atmosphere is relaxed. Humans can access the dog bar at no cost, with a waiver required once per year. Dogs must be registered with Crate Escapes and need either a day pass, priced at $15 for the first dog and $10 for each additional, or a membership starting at $35, to enter the park. Advance registration is available online or through the Crate Escapes Dog Park + Bar App, and proof of rabies, distemper combo, and bordetella vaccines is required. Those who register at the door should expect a 10 to 20 minute delay for entry.

Crochet & Knit - 2nd TUESDAY MONTHLY - May

Meet fellow crafters at Biggby Coffee in Westfield for the second-Tuesday edition of a monthly crochet and knit meetup. All skill levels are welcome, and no prior experience is required. Bring a work in progress, learn a new technique, share ideas, or teach others. Extra yarn, hooks, and needles are available for anyone who wants to try stitches or practice. New participants who want to start with a simple project can begin with a square and bring a size H crochet hook along with 100% cotton yarn. Expect friendly conversation and a casual show and tell of recent makes. Guidance can cover the basics, including how to hold a hook and yarn, how to make a slip knot, chain, single crochet, double crochet, and half double crochet, how to end a row and turn, and how to read yarn labels and patterns. This gathering is part of a repeating series that meets on the first and second Tuesdays at two locations. An RSVP is requested by noon on the Sunday before each session to assist with planning.

Cardinal x Samsung Indianapolis Roadshow

The Cardinal x Samsung Indianapolis Roadshow offers a hands-on technology experience with opportunities to explore new gear up close.

Half Price Wine Bottles!

Every Tuesday, The Courthouse Club on the downtown Noblesville square offers half-price wine bottles, with the discount available on selections priced at $150 or less.

Teacher Appreciation

Teachers, stop by Chapter Book Lounge for a special Happy Hour created just for you! Show your teacher ID or school email and receive a 10% discount on your purchase at the bar.

IHSAA Sectional

Attend the IHSAA Sectional volleyball match featuring Boys Varsity and JV teams. Tickets are available for purchase to watch the event.

Keys to Homeownership: A First-Time Buyer's Guide

First-time buyers receive a straightforward introduction to the path toward homeownership with guidance from Megan Dusing. This session explains the key steps in the process, helping you understand where to begin and what to expect as you move forward.

Novels at Night Book Club at WWPL

The Westfield Library hosts an evening book club for adults. The group gathers to discuss literature.

Trefethen Wine Dinner

Enjoy an evening of exquisite wines and specially prepared cuisine. Representatives from Trefethen will guide attendees through a wine tasting, offering insights into each wine paired with the dishes. Limited tickets are available.

Y12SR Yoga

Presented by Hamilton County Parks and Recreation at Osprey Pointe Pavilion, Y12SR blends a 12-step inspired group conversation with a yoga practice. It is open to anyone seeking support with addiction in their own life.

Westfield Rotary Club

Hosted at The Bridgewater Club, this event features the Rotary Club of Westfield, part of Rotary’s global network. It brings together service-focused people of all ages who care about the community and turn that care into action.

Coffee & Networking

A free networking gathering at Hampton Inn Westfield Indianapolis brings together young professionals from the Westfield and Indianapolis area who live or work in Westfield. It is open to all young professionals under 40.

Golden Hour Social Club at Sahm’s Community Café

Golden Hour Social Club offers a friendly, low-key gathering for older adults to connect, socialize, and enjoy time together. This weekly meetup at the Fishers Community Center provides a comfortable environment for conversation, community, and easygoing companionship.

H7 Westfield

H7 Westfield offers a weekly networking gathering for local B2B and B2C professionals. Its clear, organized format differentiates it from many networking groups, associations, and chambers.

Hamilton County Parks' Steady Steps Fitness Class

Hosted at Osprey Pointe Pavilion, this Hamilton County Parks fitness session centers on functional movements that develop balance, boost mobility, and strengthen the whole body. Participants engage in bodyweight work and also train with resistance bands and posture balls.

Fishers, IN--V2--Tenderloin Pop-Up

In Fishers, a pop-up sale brings breaded tenderloins straight from the delivery van at Firestone Complete Auto Care. Frozen 10-count packs are available in Original, Spicy, and Grillers varieties, each priced at $24, so you can stock the freezer without a trip to Swayzee. Limited quantities are available, and payments are accepted by cash or card.

Sewing Basics - Ages 8 and up

Explore the essentials of sewing, from cutting fabric to finishing a garment. Machines will be available to use, or you may bring your own if you prefer. Each session stands on its own and introduces foundational skills for beginners. After a brief orientation to operating the machine, participants can continue by working on a personal project they bring.

✨Buzzwole Raid Hour✨

Buzzwole brings a courthouse square takeover to Noblesville as local trainers gather for a free, open-to-all raid session on the east side of the Hamilton County Courthouse. Checking in unlocks the Timed Research: Raids, with tasks and rewards such as using 12 Berries to earn 10 Pinap Berries, winning two raids to receive one Premium Raid Pass, completing three Super Charged Attacks to collect 1,500 Stardust, and finishing the full set for 5,000 XP and 100 Link Charges. For battle strategy, Buzzwole has a quadruple weakness to Flying, so counters like Rayquaza, Moltres, and Staraptor are recommended, and a shiny encounter is possible.

Magic: The Gathering – Pauper

Players can test their decks in a weekly Magic: The Gathering Pauper event at Next Level Games in Carmel. The format uses commons only with Swiss pairings and best of three matches, and the number of rounds is based on attendance. Entry is $10. For prize support, three booster packs are added to the pool for each entry, then split among the Top 3 finishers at 60 percent for first, 25 percent for second, and 15 percent for third. First place also selects prize packs from the latest Standard sets. Recognized as a highly skill based way to play Magic, this event emphasizes competitive matches in the Pauper format.

Aging Well: Decluttering as Self Care: How to Begin

Discover how clearing clutter can support well being and daily life. This program approaches decluttering as self care, explaining how too many belongings can limit how you use your space, add stress, and strain relationships. You will receive practical guidance for getting started, with simple first steps for sorting, reducing, and organizing what you own. The session is free, and registration is required. It is presented as part of the Fishers Health Department’s Aging Well series, which offers educational sessions that help older adults and caregivers stay healthy, active, and connected. The program takes place at Hamilton East Public Library, Fishers Branch in Meeting Room A.

Ethan Olvey

Live music is back, with Ethan Olvey performing at FoxGardin Family Kitchen. To secure a table, make a reservation by calling 317.336.2036 or by booking through OpenTable.

Demo & Dialogue

An open, no-cost evening focused on art, connection, and community. This monthly series combines casual conversation, organizational updates, and creative inspiration for anyone interested in the arts. It begins with a half hour of relaxed mingling to meet artists, art lovers, and neighbors, followed by news from HCAA about upcoming exhibits, classes, opportunities, and events. A rotating feature rounds out the program and may include an artist demonstration, an interactive workshop, or a talk centered on creative growth. Expect space to learn, spark ideas, and perhaps try something new. Attendance is free, and while RSVPs help with planning, they are not required. All are welcome, from working artists to hobbyists to anyone who enjoys creativity. This edition partners with the HCAA Youth Membership Council and includes a brief, youth council led art activity. Participants can bring a work in progress or a recently completed piece to share for critique.

Wednesdays @ Pearl Street Pizzeria & Pub

This event showcases Opinionation by Sporcle.

Kitchen and Bath Remodeling Seminar

Worthington is hosting a free seminar for anyone planning a kitchen or bath remodel. Discover current trends drawn from real projects, from cabinet finishes and layout choices to the design touches that make a space work. The session also breaks down typical cost ranges, highlights smart places to invest, and shares practical ways to stretch a budget. In addition, presenters outline the full project journey with an overview of timelines, key planning steps, and what to expect from start to finish. The program concludes with a question and answer segment, light refreshments, and a raffle. To reserve a seat, call 317.846.2600.

Grace Church Food Pantry

Grace Care Center at Grace Church offers a Choice Food Pantry that serves as the first step toward support from its broader programs and services. Guests may shop weekly, which helps the team learn more about each household and connect them with additional assistance. Reservations are optional but encouraged. Eligible participants include anyone who lives or works in Hamilton County and those who live in the northern portion of Marion County north of 56th Street. No documentation is required on an initial visit. Upon arrival, visitors can park behind the building in the north lot and enter through the Care Center entrance at Door 18, following the bright green signs. Check in at the waiting room, where volunteers greet and assist with registration. A personal shopper then walks with each guest through the pantry to help find what is needed. After shopping, pull up a vehicle and volunteers will load the groceries. The pantry can be accessed once per week.

Scientific Illustrations

An afternoon session with visiting teaching artist Felicia Leavesley delves into scientific illustration and incorporates items from the Taylor Center of Natural History's collection.

Fishers Community Center’s Couch to 5K Clinic

Join the Couch to 5K Program to gain confidence, endurance, and strength to begin running. This clinic helps you prepare for the Spark!Fishers 5K in June or the Geist 5K in the fall.

Hamilton Southeastern Royals vs Westfield Shamrocks

Link-Up Event with Noblesville Youth Assistance Program

Hosted by Noblesville Youth Assistance and The Gathering House, this monthly Link-Up takes place at The Gathering House and brings local families together with shared food, conversations, and access to community resources. It is designed to offer support and build connections among neighbors.

Indy Eleven - Women's Team vs. Racing Louisville FC

Indy Eleven’s women’s team meets Racing Louisville FC for a soccer match at Grand Park Sports Campus in Westfield, Indiana. The game brings the clubs together on the pitch for a competitive meeting at the venue.

Hamilton Southeastern Royals vs Brother Rice Warriors

See the Hamilton Southeastern Royals face off against the Brother Rice Warriors in a Varsity Lacrosse match.

Yoga at the Osprey Pointe Pavilion

Take time to relax and tune in to the rhythm of the seasons during a yoga session at Osprey Pointe Pavilion. Colleen of Persimmon Herb School leads a mindful practice that blends yoga-based movement, focused breathing, and soothing relaxation, creating space to stretch, release tension, and feel more connected to nature.

Geoff Tate

Find tickets to see Geoff Tate perform.

Herman Wrice

Helium Comedy Club hosts Herman Wrice, a Los Angeles based stand-up comedian, actor, and writer originally from West Philadelphia. He is best known as a founding member and the co-host of The Kevin Langue Show.

National Police Week Candlelight Vigil

The Fishers Police Corps and Fishers Police Department are hosting a Candlelight Vigil to commemorate National Police Week. The event will feature a live stream of the national vigil in Washington, D.C., providing an opportunity to honor fallen officers from Hamilton County and throughout Indiana.

Free Yoga Wednesdays

Enjoy a free yoga session. This event promotes aging well, health, wellness, and community connection. It is part of Mental Health Month and focuses on recreation.

Fishers Health Department Maternal Child Health Fair

The Fishers Health Department hosts a Maternal Child Health Fair at Fishers Community Center for those who are expecting or caring for a new baby, offering opportunities to connect with local resources and services that offer support. Guests can explore a range of topics and access information tailored to maternal and child health.

Guided Nature Walks: Historic Hoosiers

Take a guided walk and discover the links between nature and local history. Learn about Hoosiers from the 1800s and 1900s who left their mark on nature, science, art, botany, and archaeology. This program is open to all ages and anyone interested in nature and history. The walk is one hour long, out-and-back, and between 0.75 and 1 mile in length. The route includes a paved hill, a wide paved trail, and a crushed-gravel trail. Benches are available along the way. Participants can continue on their own at the end or return with the guide. Remember to dress for the weather. Restrooms are available.

Boys Hamilton County

Guerin Catholic School in Noblesville, Indiana hosts the Boys Hamilton County meet.

Little Gardeners Dandelions, Tiger Lilies, and Berries... Oh MY!

Discover how animals and plants are alike and different at Westfield Washington Township. Build a simple worm farm, take part in worm races, and learn how composting supports a healthy garden.

Shepherd’s Gate Food Pantry

Shepherd’s Gate Food Pantry provides basic-needs support at St. Maria Goretti Catholic Church and School. This volunteer-run ministry works with the parish HELP Committee to serve neighbors in Hamilton County. Clients may visit once per month and must present proof of county residency. The pantry operates on Thursday, Saturday, and Monday, with a drive-through option available on Monday, and it is closed on Friday, Sunday, Tuesday, and Wednesday. In addition to food, limited baby essentials may be available, including clothing up to size 2T, baby food and formula, high chairs, and strollers. Cribs and mattresses are distributed only with referrals from Good Samaritan, Birthright, Healthy Families, or County Trustees.

Race to the Market: Indy 500 Night

An Indy 500 themed evening at the Westfield Farmers Market celebrates Indiana’s signature race with lively energy and racing flair. The night blends flavorful finds with a spirited market vibe for devoted IndyCar followers and casual browsers of local goods alike. Hosted at Grand Junction Plaza.

Family Game Night

BeLocal and local business sponsors present a free family game night at Bier Brewery Noblesville with a fresh focus on fun for all ages. Enjoy life-size board games and yard games, along with singing, dancing, raffles, and more. The event will take place rain or shine. An RSVP is required to be entered into the raffle. Attendees are encouraged to put phones away and connect with family, friends, neighbors, and the participating businesses. Overflow parking will be available in two adjacent lots, with on-site signs providing guidance. Presented by BeLocal North Indy Suburbs and Bier Brewery with Title Sponsor Riverview ER & Urgent Care, supported by additional local businesses.

Pokémon TCG League Night

Pokémon Trading Card Game League Night offers drop-in, low pressure play. Bring any deck, including Standard or GLC, trade cards, meet other players, and try out new builds. First timers can get help from staff who are ready to teach and guide. There are no set rounds, just friendly matches and a welcoming community atmosphere. Participation is free. Pokémon Prize Packs are available for taking part while supplies last, and all league participants are entered into a weekly raffle with a rotating prize pool that may include booster bundles, packs, sleeves, deck boxes, binders, playmats, and more.

Sun King Fishers Tapping Party

With History on Tap approaching, The Horizon Council will be at Sun King Fishers for an evening centered on community and conversation. Attendees can secure early-bird ticket pricing and take part in giveaways offered throughout the night, all to help kick off excitement for this year’s event.

2026 Summer Porch Pot Workshop - Fishers

At Wasson Fishers, this hands-on workshop centers on creating a personalized summer porch pot for a porch or patio. A curated selection of colorful plants and all the essentials are provided, making it easy to design a custom look. Experts offer guidance on caring for the plants and where to position them so the arrangement thrives throughout the season. Participants leave with a finished porch pot ready to brighten an outdoor space.

Samuel Harness performs LIVE in Fishers, IN!

Samuel Harness returns to King Jugg for a live performance of soulful music. Enjoy local brews and food during the show in Fishers.

Youth Beginning Fencing Class (8 years+)

Learn the sport of fencing in a beginner friendly class designed for ages 8 and up, welcoming both youth and adults. The curriculum introduces the three Olympic weapons, including foil, epee, and saber, and builds a foundation in movement and blade handling. Over six weeks, with one hour of instruction each week, participants develop core footwork and blade work, explore basic tactics, review the rules, and get acquainted with how tournaments work. All necessary equipment is provided. The fee is $150 and club membership is not required.

Warhammer Paint & Play (Thursday)

Enjoy a relaxed Warhammer hobby session with free admission and plenty of table space. Paint, build, or jump into a battle, with paints, brushes, and demo miniatures available so you can get started right away. Bring your army to play or spend time working on your models alongside others. The atmosphere is no pressure and centered on the hobby, games, and a welcoming community. This gathering now takes place twice each week.

HCAA Open Studio: Portrait Drawing

Every other Thursday evening, artists at any skill level are welcome at a friendly open studio focused on drawing or painting from life. A professional model holds a range of dynamic poses, giving you the chance to study and depict the human figure in real time. Bring the materials you prefer, including pencils, charcoal, pastels, or watercolors, and work at your own pace. This is not a class, it is a casual, collaborative session where you can try new approaches, refine techniques, and connect with fellow creatives. No membership is required. The cost is $10 per person to help cover the model fee. Advance registration is recommended to secure a spot, and payment is available online or in cash upon arrival. Participation helps sustain the session and the creative community around it.

Ballet Fairy Tales

Ballet Fairy Tales brings classic storybook themes to the stage at Carmel Middle School in a program from Indiana Ballet Conservatory. The conservatory’s youngest dancers step into the spotlight for their first performances, sharing imagination and dedication as they tell fairy tales through classical ballet. General admission is 25 dollars, providing an opportunity to support the next generation of performers.

SOUR DADDY @ Hotel Carmichael

SOUR DADDY performs upstairs at Hotel Carmichael, Autograph Collection, featuring a blend of jazz, blues, country, and voodoo.

Magic: The Gathering – Legacy

Compete in a Legacy Magic: The Gathering event at Next Level Games Carmel. The format uses Swiss pairings with best of three matches, and the number of rounds is determined by attendance. Proxies are fully accepted, making it easy to try new builds. Entry is $10, and 100% of entry fees go toward store credit prizes. The top three finishers receive payouts from the pool, with 60% to first place, 25% to second, and 15% to third.

Puppy 1: AKC S.T.A.R Puppy Class

Give your young pup a strong start with a six week training journey designed for puppies eight weeks to six months old who are preparing for the AKC STAR Puppy test. Each session builds essential skills including socialization, sit and down cues, recall, polite leash walking, drop it, leave it, and place, along with other foundational behaviors. Participants receive starter training treats and a lick mat to support practice at home. The program concludes with a cheerful puppy graduation featuring ribbons and certificates. After completing this course, continue building skills in Puppy 2.

Lil Ninja Classes Thursday Morning Classes

Lil Ninjas classes welcome children ages 3 to 5. The first class is free. Ongoing participation is available through membership at $25 per class, billed on the first of the month, and membership includes unlimited open gyms. Closed-toed shoes are required.

Merciful Help Food Pantry

Merciful H.E.L.P. Center’s Choice Food Pantry provides curbside service for all Hamilton County residents and for those living in 46240 or 46260. Visitors complete a short form, show a photo ID and a utility bill, then wait in their car while groceries, fresh produce, frozen meats, and cleaning supplies are placed in the trunk. Ongoing grocery assistance can be accessed every 14 days by Hamilton County residents with proof of residency, which means a photo ID plus a lease or a current electric, gas, water, or cable bill. The pantry emphasizes family health with fruits and vegetables and, when available, multiple meat choices. It also strives to support allergen-aware, low sodium, keto, vegan, and gluten-free needs by rescuing suitable foods from grocery stores. In addition to food, there is a dedicated area for essentials not covered by food stamps such as laundry detergent, shampoo and conditioner, razors, feminine care items, bar soap, toothbrushes and toothpaste, deodorant, toilet paper, paper towels, and other cleaning supplies. Families with children may request washers and dryers with paperwork verification, delivery is provided, and budgeting classes help illustrate cost savings compared with a laundromat. During check-in, guests can tell the receptionist about these needs and a Blue Card request will be completed. Underwear and socks for children are available through Tools for School for ages 2 to 21.

Homeschool Botany - Elementary Level

Explore the rich variety of native plants found in Westfield and across Indiana while learning about plant parts and how plants reproduce. Participants will keep a log of the species they identify and compare each one with potential uses by people and by animals. Hands-on experiments will introduce germination techniques, and everyone may take home the seedlings they start. To register, email Beth Ann Broadhurst at creative.energy.arts@gmail.com.

Breastfeeding Support Group

This weekly breastfeeding support group, led by a lactation team, offers a welcoming space where mothers can attend with their infants for weight checks, latch guidance, and help with common breastfeeding concerns. It also provides time to connect with others and share experiences. Whether you are new to breastfeeding or looking for a refresher, the aim is for you to leave feeling more confident and prepared. The group meets every Thursday except on major holidays. It takes place at IU Health Fishers Medical Tower in Conference Room C1110 on the first floor. Follow the Women’s Health signage and use Entrance H. To RSVP, leave your name and phone number on the lactation office voicemail at 317.678.4726.

The Mystery and Science of Biscuits & Butter Making

In this class, transform cream into butter and buttermilk, and then bake golden biscuits from scratch. Explore the science behind the butter-making process, cook in a historic kitchen, and take home recipes.

Preschool Story Hour

Preschool Story Hour takes place at the Taylor Center of Natural History in Indianapolis. Details about tickets, along with photos, videos, and reviews, are available for anyone interested in learning more.

🦞 COUSINS MAINE LOBSTER AT LOWE’S HOME IMPROVEMENT – NOBLESVILLE 🦞

Cousins Maine Lobster brings a special, full-day lobster experience to Noblesville at Lowe’s Home Improvement. Wild-caught Maine lobster takes center stage in favorites such as lobster rolls, loaded tacos, creamy chowder, and buttery bites. Orders are prepared fresh and come out quickly, making it easy to grab lunch, a snack, or dinner. This is a one-day event with limited hours, offering big flavor and a taste of Maine close to home.

Westfield Farmers Market

The Westfield Farmers Market will be held at Grand Junction Plaza.

Hamilton Southeastern Royals vs Westfield Shamrocks

IHSAA Sectional

Tickets are available for the IHSAA Sectional Volleyball match featuring Boys Varsity and JV teams.

Ali Wong

See Ali Wong perform live.

Soy, Are You from Around Here? Soybeans in America (America's Table Series)

This evening program offers an in depth look at how food, culture, and immigration intersect, centered on soybeans, a leading crop in the Hoosier state. It explores how migration has shaped today's culinary landscape by focusing on this crop's role in modern gastronomy.

H7 Noblesville

H7 Noblesville offers a weekly networking session for local B2B and B2C professionals. Its structured format creates a distinctive experience compared to many networking groups, associations, and chambers.

Coffee & Connect w/ Women In Noblesville

The Noblesville Chamber’s WIN Network (Women In Noblesville) hosts the Coffee & Connect Series. This event provides an opportunity to network. There is no cost to attend for members, and a small fee for guests. Registration is requested to ensure there is enough coffee.

Thursday Night Live Music with Kelli Ray Yates Band

Syds welcomes hometown singer-songwriter Kelli Ray Yates to the stage for a night of live music.

Coffee & Conversation

Enjoy free coffee and donuts while networking at Launch Fishers. Begin the day with conversations and new connections over a cup.

Together Today

Adults age 55 and older are welcome to participate in Together Today, which takes place at the Fishers Community Center. The group meets and enjoys games, social interaction, lunch, and other activities. No RSVP is needed.

USSSA Rocks Grand Park (240 Teams every Year)

This multi-day USSSA Baseball tournament at Grand Park in Westfield, Indiana brings together about 240 teams each year.

Weekly Storytime - "The Flower Thief" and "The Very Hungry Caterpillar"

Food Truck Rally

Expect a casual outdoor gathering with local food trucks, drinks from Urban Apples, and live music. Guests can pick up dinner from favorite trucks, enjoy something refreshing, and relax on the patio for a spring evening. The food truck lineup will be announced soon. Urban Apples will offer a limited food menu during the event. Vendor notice: Urban Apples communicates with vendors only through official channels, and the roster for this event is already full. Those interested in future opportunities should contact Urban Apples through those official channels.

Carmel Food Truck Nights

Carmel Food Truck Nights gathers about 10 to 15 Indiana food trucks, trailers, carts, and pop ups for a rotating showcase of local cuisine. The vendor lineup changes, offering different dishes to try at each outing. Seating is limited, so bring a blanket or lawn chairs and plan to picnic. Arrive hungry and sample a variety of options from the local mobile food scene.

Cycle-a-Thon

Set your own pace, from a hard push to an easy cruise, as every mile helps keep the YMCA accessible to neighbors throughout the community. Throughout the day, 45 minute cycling sessions are led by Drew, Seth, Lisa V, Casey, Jaime, Jill H, and Aaron. Complementary 30 minute classes add variety, including strength with Jackie, pure stretch with Julie G, barre with Allison and Emily, and BodyPump with Cara. The schedule blends rides with these focused segments to offer balanced options across the day.

Intro to 3D Modeling

Learn the basics of 3D creation in a class ideal for beginners that spotlights two tools used at Maker Playground, Tinkercad and SketchUp Free. Explore when each platform makes sense, then apply the concepts through guided, real project work. The class starts with Tinkercad to build straightforward, functional prints like boxes, organizers, and small parts. It then moves to SketchUp Free to tackle furniture-style ideas while working with proportion and layout. By the end, many newcomers will be ready to keep modeling independently. Expect practical skills that support simple 3D prints as well as layouts and models. This is not an expert-level course, but it provides enough hands-on practice to begin completing real projects right away. Those who want greater precision or need parts that fit together can consider continuing with Intro to SolidWorks after this class. Ages 16+. Cost: $20 for residents and $30 for non-residents.

2026 Walk to Cure Arthritis

This community walk at Conner Prarie is part of the Arthritis Foundation’s nationwide signature effort that brings people together to take on arthritis. It highlights support for the millions living with the condition while moving forward toward better lives today and a future cure.

2026 Peonies in the Park

Seminary Park sets the scene for the fifth annual kick-off to Indiana Peony Festival weekend, presented by Church Church Hittle + Antrim. Enjoy beautiful floral displays, tastings from award-winning chefs, handcrafted cocktails, and a classic cakewalk, all celebrating Indiana’s state flower. The culinary experience is curated by James Beard nominee Chef Samir Mohammad of 9th Street Bistro, with additional tastings from Indy chefs, breweries, wineries, and distilleries. Tickets are limited and expected to sell out.

Intro to Woodworking (3-Part Course)

Build core woodshop skills in a three-part introductory course held on three consecutive Fridays. The curriculum focuses on developing proficiency with the planer, table saw, drill press, and router table, then applying those skills to complete a project assembled with glue-only joints between wood pieces. Topics also include glue-ups and wood finishing. Wear clothing you do not mind getting dusty or sticky, closed-toe shoes are required, and hair should be worn up. Maker Playground provides personal protective equipment.

Magic: The Gathering – Value Vintage

Value Vintage at Next Level Games in Carmel offers a budget-friendly way to play the Vintage format while keeping the competition strong. The tournament uses Swiss pairings, with the number of rounds determined by attendance. Entry is $10, and 100 percent of entry fees are returned as store credit. Prizes go to the top four finishers, with 1st place earning 40 percent, 2nd 25 percent, 3rd 20 percent, and 4th 15 percent. It is designed to provide an accessible path into Vintage without sacrificing a competitive atmosphere.

Pokémon Standard Tournament

A weekly Pokémon Standard tournament takes place at Next Level Games, Carmel. Entry is $10. The event uses Standard format with Swiss pairings and single-game matches, and the number of rounds is based on turnout. Prize support scales with participation, with three booster packs added to the pool for every entry. All players receive at least one pack for playing, and each participant also gets a Prize Pack. It is a friendly setting for trying new decks or aiming for competitive results within a regular community gathering.

K-Pop Demon Hunters Bingo

This lively bingo night puts a K-pop and demon hunter spin on the classic game. Instead of numbers, the host poses questions pulled from lore, lyrics, and secret idol missions. Players mark the matching answers on their cards, and the first to complete a line wins a prize. K-pop tracks play throughout to keep the momentum going, and the event is open to all ages. Admission is $10 per person and covers bingo plus a Korean inspired snack bar with both sweet and savory options. Costumes are welcome, and glow sticks and full fandom spirit fit right in. Add a creative element by painting pottery during the event. Choose a themed piece such as a Derpy Tiger, a Demon Hunter Sword, or a turntable featuring the Huntrix album, or pick from a collection of more than 4,000 pieces. Pottery is selected on arrival and paid for that night.

Play Test Lounge – Friday Night Trade & Play

Play Test Lounge hosts a relaxed trade and play gathering for trading card game fans. Bring cards, decks, binders, and trades to meet other collectors, make swaps, and enjoy casual play across multiple games. A $10 Casual Play Pass includes learn to play instruction. Expect pack prizes, store credit, and giveaways, plus complimentary food and drinks. Featured games include Pokémon, Magic: The Gathering, One Piece, and Gundam TCG. Whether the plan is to play, trade, or simply hang out, this event is designed for the full spectrum of players and collectors.

Ninja Warriors Kid's Night Out

This three-hour drop-off evening at Ultimate Ninjas is filled with obstacle course action, open play, and themed activities. Kids share pizza for dinner and jump into supervised games and challenges that keep the excitement going. Taking place on the third Friday of each month, it offers a lively way to burn energy, boost confidence, and spend time with friends while caregivers enjoy some time to themselves. Geared toward ages 5 to 13.

Maddie & Phillip

Enjoy live music from Maddie & Phillip at Spencer Farm Winery.

Disney Lorcana – Win-a-Box!

At Next Level Games in Carmel, players compete in a Disney Lorcana Win a Box event with a $10 entry fee. The format is constructed with Swiss pairings and best of three matches, and the number of rounds is based on attendance. The top finisher receives a full booster box. All other participants earn one booster pack for each match win. It is a chance to try new deck ideas or bring a tuned list to the table.

Hamilton Pop Up Event

A Hamilton-themed musical theater pop-up centers on choreography inspired by the number “My Shot.” Expect bold, expressive movement that channels the show’s scrappy, revolutionary spirit. Choreography is taught step by step so participants can focus on character and storytelling rather than counting. Come solo or with fellow theater lovers, and leave buzzing from the experience.

Music Bingo by SLI @ Pinheads Fishers

SLI Audio brings a music-filled twist to bingo at Pinheads Fishers inside Alley's Alehouse. Players hear brief snippets of popular songs and music videos, then mark the matching titles on their cards. It is free to participate and there are four chances to win prizes. The atmosphere is family friendly and open to all ages. Table reservations can be made by calling 317-773-9988.

🛡️ Gundam Card Game – Weekly Tournament

Weekly Gundam Card Game tournaments take place at Next Level Games Carmel, with two chances each week to play, compete, and win. Entry is $15. The format is 1v1 Constructed using a 50 card main deck and a 10 card resource deck. Swiss rounds are best of 1, with 30 minute rounds and 3 additional turns if time is called. The number of rounds depends on attendance, typically three to four. Prize support adds three packs to the pool per entry, split among the Top 3 players at 60 percent for first, 25 percent for second, and 15 percent for third, and the winner chooses from available sets for prize packs.

Jai Baker 3

Jai Baker 3 brings an upbeat Friday vibe to Parks Place Pub, with a lively atmosphere and plenty of fun in store.

Jumperoo

Jumperoo at Urban Air Adventure Park (Noblesville) offers dedicated playtime for children ages 5 and under. Admission is $10.99 per child, and parents can accompany them at no cost. Socks are not included. Memberships are accepted for this event, with access limited to Deluxe attractions. This session does not take place on school holidays or during summer break.

90 Proof

Modern country band 90 Proof from Indianapolis performs at Britton Tavern. The group plays bars and nightclubs and also appears at festivals, fairs and private events.

TGIF Karaoke

Bring that Friday spark and step up to the microphone. Share your energy and make the moment yours.

MVIS - Jump to Donate at Adrenaline

Have some active fun at Adrenaline Action Park while supporting Mt. Vernon Intermediate PTO. Mention that you are with Mt Vernon Intermediate School and the park will donate 15 to 25 percent of the proceeds from jump tickets, food, and the Spin Zone to the PTO.

Casual Commander

Enjoy a relaxed Magic: The Gathering Commander gathering at Next Level Games Carmel. This casual open-play setting welcomes all skill levels, whether you are tuning a new list or simply eager to get games in with others. Entry is free, and each participant receives one Play Booster Pack with the green dot. Bring your favorite decks, take a seat with a pod, and enjoy friendly Commander games in a welcoming community.

Springfest

Enjoy thrilling rides, classic carnival games, delicious food, and family friendly entertainment. There will be fun for the whole family right outside The Riverview Health Arena.

Panda Fest

Panda Fest is among the United States' largest outdoor celebrations of Asian cuisine, offering interactive experiences, tastings, and market-style fairs that highlight vibrant food, art, and cultural traditions.

Snug Whiskey Fest 2026

This event is a whiskey festival.

Kids Night Out

Enjoy a supervised child care event filled with themed games, creative crafts, gym activities, and a movie. Pizza, fruit, and an evening snack are included. This program is for children ages 6 weeks to 12 years.

Jennifer Mlott

Enjoy live music performed by Jennifer Mlott.

Dakota Ray Parker

Dakota Ray Parker performs live at Wood Wind Golf Club in Westfield. Tickets are available for this concert.

Jackie Fabulous

Comedian Jackie Fabulous, a semifinalist from the 2019 season of America’s Got Talent, takes the stage at Helium Comedy Club. With charm strong enough to sway even Simon Cowell, she brings the wit and personality that won fans across the country.

Dueling Pianos

Presented by Brittany Brumfield and Baby Grand Entertainment, this dueling pianos performance at Feinstein's at Hotel Carmichael gives the audience control of the music. With a live jukebox vibe, the set list is shaped by crowd requests, turning each selection into part of the show. An interactive, piano-driven experience unfolds in real time as attendees guide what gets played.

Indiana Presidents Cup

Indiana Presidents Cup is a youth-centered event in Westfield, Indiana, in the 46074 area.

Heritage Breeds Week

Heritage Breeds Week at Conner Prairie highlights the stories behind heritage breeds, including the American rabbit, which once went by the name German Blue Vienna. During World War I the breed was renamed to foster unity and patriotism, inviting reflection on themes of identity.

3D Printing

Designed for ages 16 and up, this beginner-friendly session introduces the essentials of 3D printing using Maker Playground's printers. Participants learn how to prepare and produce pre-designed models while exploring a brief history of the technology, key concepts, common materials, safe practices, and equipment operation. The class also explains the steps needed to achieve consistent results on the machines used. Attendees will watch a small item being set up and printed, then take the finished piece home. Cost: $20 for residents and $30 for non-residents.

Indy Vet To Vet Kayaking and Fishing

At Geist Park, a monthly kayaking and fishing gathering welcomes veterans and their family members for a laid-back day by the water. Expect friendly company, a complimentary meal, and free parking. Kayaks and fishing gear are supplied, so there is nothing to bring. Whether you have years of experience or are brand new, it is an easygoing way to unwind, connect, and make lasting memories.

⚔️ Riftbound – Nexus Night ⚔️

Riftbound players can gather at Next Level Games Carmel for Nexus Night, a Constructed 1v1 match play event. Matches are best of three with 50 minute rounds, and the number of rounds is determined by attendance. The entry fee is $10. Prize support adds three booster packs to the pool for each entry, every participant receives one pack for playing, and the remaining packs are awarded to the top three finishers with first place receiving 60 percent, second 25 percent, and third 15 percent. It offers a competitive setting that helps grow the Riftbound community in Carmel.

Hot Air Balloon & Food Trucks

An evening of great food, drinks, live music, and tethered hot air balloon rides awaits. Pick up dinner from local food trucks, grab a drink from Urban Apples, and enjoy a relaxed patio atmosphere. Weather permitting, tethered balloon rides will be available. Live music will set the tone while food trucks serve throughout the event, and Urban Apples will offer a limited food menu. The full food truck lineup will be announced soon. Please note that Urban Apples communicates with vendors only through official channels, and the vendor list for this event is currently full.

Warhammer 40,000 – Paint & Play

Settle in for a relaxed Warhammer 40,000 Paint and Play session at Next Level Games Carmel. Open to beginners and seasoned hobbyists alike, this community hangout focuses on painting miniatures and sharing tips at the table. Supplies are provided to get you started, including painting handles, water pots, Warhammer 40,000 paint and tool sets, small synthetic layer brushes, push fit demo miniatures that do not require glue, paper towels, and Wraithbone spray primer. There is no prior experience required and entry is free. Learn basic techniques, connect with other players, and enjoy time dedicated to the hobby in a welcoming setting.

Robotics, Virtual Reality (VR), and STEM Adventure for Kids

Kids ages 6 and up can dive into a free, tech-focused adventure featuring robotics, virtual reality, and STEM exploration. Participants assemble a robot in a guided workshop, try immersive VR experiences, watch robots in action, and explore interactive exhibits across dedicated robotics and STEM areas. A tinkering space invites hands-on experimentation with a variety of activities, encouraging creativity, curiosity, and practical problem-solving. Space is limited, and registration is requested.

Bobby Jo Valentine

A free concert featuring Bobby Jo Valentine presents music that opens the heart and centers the spirit during a time of reflection. It is intended for anyone longing to feel seen, connected, and loved.

Union Arena Standard Tournament

Next Level Games Carmel hosts a weekly Union Arena Standard tournament with a $6 entry fee. The event uses the Standard format and runs Swiss pairings, with the number of rounds based on attendance. Prize support scales with participation, with two booster packs added to the prize pool for each entry. Every participant receives at least one booster pack for playing and also receives a Prize Pack. This recurring event supports learning the game, testing decks, and affordable organized play.

Inner Vision Night with Aura and Artifact

Explore the Third Eye through a creative, intuitive session paired with painting a Third Eye themed mug. The Aura & Artifact experience unfolds in three parts. Begin with a concise three card Inner Sight pull designed to encourage intuitive flow rather than deep emotional processing, touching on the perspective present now, a supportive symbol or motif that guides how you move through life, and the kind of energy that can help shape what comes next. Continue with a Reiki infused Third Eye oil sample, a small ritual fragrance blended for clarity and intuitive listening, which can be dabbed on before painting or taken home as a sensory anchor. You will also receive a 4×6 lore card that explains the Third Eye in grounded terms, along with a symbol and color cue and a reflective question to revisit later. The result is a multisensory, approachable experience that complements the mug painting without overwhelming it, welcoming beginners and anyone curious about intuition. Tickets are $55 all inclusive, are non refundable and non transferable, and cover the experience and your pieces. After painting, pieces are fired in a kiln and will be ready for pickup in one week.

Jon McLaughlin and more

This CFAC quarterly concert spotlights national and local talent while supporting a featured local not-for-profit. Each edition features a different singer, songwriter, artist, or musician, and all proceeds from the show go directly to the organization involved. Appetizers, beer, and wine are included. In 2026, these events take place at various locations throughout Central Indiana.

Magic: The Gathering – Weekly Draft (Secrets of Strixhaven)

This Magic: The Gathering booster draft spotlights Secrets of Strixhaven. Players draft packs, build a 40 card deck from their selections, and compete in Swiss style rounds, with the number of rounds determined by attendance. Entry is $15, and prize support awards one Play Booster pack for each match win.

Bier Brewery Noblesville Peony Festival After Party Featuring Special Guest Roughouse

Celebrate the Noblesville Peony Festival with an after party at Bier Brewery featuring special guest Roughouse, hometown musicians from Noblesville. The event centers on live music and a welcoming sense of community, with the possibility of a few surprises. Attendees can enjoy a two acre biergarten, the largest in Central Indiana, relax by fire pits, and make use of amenities that include a kids playground and a dog park. The brewery offers a food menu with pizza available. The location is walkable and bikeable from downtown. Roughouse is The People’s Choice.

Radio Junkies

At Spencer Farm Winery, a live band performs hit songs spanning the 70s, 80s, 90s, and today for a dance-filled evening. Bring friends, grab a bite, and sing along to familiar tunes.

Saturday Coffee & Conversation – Rivet Westfield

Gather over coffee at RIVET Coffee in Westfield for a weekly, open meetup centered on real conversation. There is no set program or pressure, just a relaxed setting where locals connect beyond small talk. It offers a chance to pause, meet new people, and discuss topics that matter. The format is flexible, whether stopping in briefly or settling in for a while, and the environment is welcoming to both individuals and friends.

Ballet Fairy Tales

Indiana Ballet Conservatory presents Ballet Fairy Tales at The Studio Theatre at Allied Solutions Center for the Performing Arts. The venue has been updated to this theater. The program showcases the conservatory’s youngest dancers making their first stage appearance as they interpret classic fairy tales through the storytelling of classical ballet, sharing their enthusiasm and dedication with the audience. General admission is $25.

Jacksonville Sharks at Fishers Freight

Jacksonville Sharks meet the Fishers Freight at Fishers Event Center in Fishers, Indiana. This arena football clash features a high-speed, hard-hitting game in a compact venue, with short drives, frequent special-teams plays, and momentum that can swing in an instant. The indoor setting shapes the action as both sides navigate the quick pace and rebounds off the walls.

Jai Baker 3 at Voodoo Brewing Co

Jai Baker 3 heads to Voodoo Brewing Co for their first event at this venue, aiming to make a strong first impression and show Voodoo what they are all about.

AGES Band @ Grand Junction Brewing

AGES Band returns to the outdoor stage at Grand Junction Brewing for a performance.

2026 Fishers Triathlon

Set at Geist Waterfront Park in Fishers, Indiana, this sprint triathlon features a 400 yard swim, an 11 mile bike ride, and a 3 mile run. Participants ages 14 and up can choose from triathlon, duathlon, or aquabike, and teams can take part in a relay option. Highlights include courses, event shirts, and awards for overall and age-group finishers. The event is USAT sanctioned and organized by Tuxedo Brothers Event Management. A referral program offers a $5 refund for each new participant who registers with your referral link, up to five referrals. A 10 percent bundle discount is available when entering three or more TuxBro triathlon, duathlon, or aquabike events in one transaction, and this discount applies to individual entries only, not team relays.

27th Annual Hamilton County Master Gardeners Plant and Iris Sale

The 27th Annual Hamilton County Master Gardeners Plant and Iris Sale brings a broad selection of garden favorites to the Hamilton County 4H Fairgrounds. Browse native plants, hostas, perennials, vegetables, water plants, and a variety of trees and shrubs. Bearded iris will be available, dug to order from their own beds.

Ritchey Woods Spring Migration Field Trip

Led by Olivia Bautch, Editorial Chair for ABAS, this birding field trip at Ritchey Woods Nature Preserve focuses on migratory species and summer breeders. The preserve offers a mix of old-growth forest, swamp, and prairie habitats that support sensitive birds during stopovers and nesting. Participants will meet near the picnic tables and cabin at the trailhead, and some binoculars will be available to borrow. Expect varied surfaces, including rough gravel, boardwalks, and dirt paths with roots and rocks. Grassland and swamp areas feature a single incline, while forest sections have more uneven terrain. The route length will adjust based on the birds encountered. Registration is required and limited to 10 participants, with priority available to ABAS members before opening first come, first served. To register, email Laurie Voss at laurievoss25@gmail.com. Facebook RSVPs do not count as registration. When registering, note whether you are an ABAS member and include a phone number for possible weather-related cancellations.

The Noblesville Main Street Farmers Market

Noblesville Main Street’s Farmers Market at Federal Hill Commons brings together local growers, meat producers, artists, small business owners, and food trucks. Explore farm products, artisan offerings, and a range of food options from local vendors.

Spring at the Mill Top 2026

This annual spring vendor market fills the Mill Top Banquet and Conference Center with more than 90 vendors set up across the building, porches, and parking lot. Situated a few blocks west of the Indiana Peony Festival in Seminary Park, it aligns with the citywide buzz as peony enthusiasts arrive. Expect a day filled with spring shopping, and take advantage of on site bars that remain open throughout the event. The market complements a weekend of blooms and visitors in Noblesville.

Merciful Help Center Food Pantry

Merciful HELP Center’s Choice Food Pantry offers curbside service for all Hamilton County residents and for those living in 46240 and 46260. Upon arrival, guests complete a short form, attach a photo ID and a utility bill, stay in their car, and open their vehicle for loading. Groceries provided can include fresh produce, frozen meats, and cleaning supplies. To receive grocery assistance every 14 days, proof of Hamilton County residency is required, which means a photo ID plus either a lease or an electric, gas, water, or cable bill. The pantry emphasizes family health by prioritizing fresh fruits and vegetables and, when available, up to four meat options. It also works to offer choices that support allergen friendly, low sodium, keto, vegan, and gluten free needs whenever possible. A dedicated hygiene aisle includes items not covered by food assistance benefits, such as laundry detergent, shampoo and conditioner, razors, feminine hygiene products, bar soap, toothbrushes and toothpaste, deodorant, toilet paper, paper towels, and other cleaning supplies. Families with children may request washers and dryers with paperwork verification, and delivery is provided. Budgeting classes are available to help compare at home laundry costs with laundromat expenses. During check in at the pantry, guests can tell the receptionist about these needs so a Blue Card request can be completed. Underwear and socks for children ages 2 to 21 are available through the separate Tools for School program.

Shepherds Gate Food Pantry

Shepherd’s Gate Pantry is a volunteer-led basic needs outreach of St. Maria Goretti Catholic Church, working with the parish HELP Committee to serve neighbors in need. Services are available to Hamilton County residents who show proof of residency, and clients may visit once per month. Beyond food assistance, the pantry sometimes provides baby essentials such as clothing up to size 2T, baby food and formula, high chairs, and strollers. Cribs and mattresses are distributed by referral from local agencies including Good Samaritan, Birthright, Healthy Families, and County Trustees. The pantry offers service days on Thursday and Saturday, with a drive-through option on Monday, and is closed on Friday, Sunday, Tuesday, and Wednesday.

That '90s Band returns to Joe's Grill Westfield

Celebrate the sounds of the 90s with a high-energy mix of alternative rock favorites, serving up the hooks and attitude that defined the era. Expect a fun, nostalgic vibe with plenty of crowd-pleasing hits.

Touch a Truck

Now in its third year, Touch a Truck takes place at Grand Park. The event continues its annual tradition.

The Neighborhood @Fishers Farmers Market

The Neighborhood returns to the main stage at the Fishers Farmers Market at Nickel Plate District Amphitheater with live music. The market includes many vendors and a variety of food and drink options.

6th Annual Indiana Peony Festival

The 6th Annual Indiana Peony Festival is free to attend and open to everyone. The event is supported by Smith's Jewelers on the Square. For news and details, refer to the festival’s website and email newsletter.

Peony Festival at The Mill Top

This event focuses on bringing smiles.

Indiana Peony Festival!

Scheduled five weeks before the Indiana Peony Festival, this Saturday event will be held at Timeless Blooms.

Plato's Closet Fishers: Reusable Bag Weekend!

Reusable Bag Weekend brings a special offer for FiveStar text subscribers at Plato's Closet Fishers. Show a black Plato's Closet canvas bag and receive 25 percent off all apparel that fits inside it. If you are not yet subscribed, text the keyword PCFISHER to 578-277 in advance to be eligible. If you do not have the bag, a black canvas version can be purchased for $2 ahead of time to qualify. Restrictions may apply.

2026 Brunch & Blooms

Brunch & Blooms turns downtown Noblesville into a peony-themed shopping and strolling experience alongside the Indiana Peony Festival, with support from 46 & Spruce. More than 30 merchant locations spotlight the season with peony-focused specials, limited offerings, and festival-day discounts for visitors. Meander through alleyways alive with live music and beverages, take in creative window displays, and watch for floral installations and murals brightening the streets. Browse the festival vendor booths, then continue through the historic square to see what participating shops have planned. A guide to participating locations, sponsor stops, promotions, and new additions will be shared.

Home and Hound Pup Up Market

Attend a dog-friendly event featuring curated furniture, antiques, vintage items, and pet supplies. You and your furry friend can enjoy photo opportunities, nail trims, and raffle baskets. Proceeds will go to support people transitioning from homelessness and low-income dog owners in need of veterinary care. There is a rain date planned if needed.

HEMA: Beginning Longsword Class

Explore Historical European Martial Arts with a beginner-friendly longsword course designed to build a solid foundation. Across six weeks, participants learn core skills and essential techniques for safe and effective training. Open to ages 12 and up. The fee is $150 for the full series. Please bring sturdy protective gloves, such as lacrosse or HEMA gloves, and all other necessary equipment will be provided.

POP UP MARKET

A biyearly fundraiser offering antiques, vintage finds, and oversized furniture. The sale helps clear out donated items that are not a fit for clients’ homes or when storage space runs low. All proceeds go directly toward funding programs and fueling the trucks.

May Market In The Park. Unique Handmade Crafts & Art

At Cool Creek Park Nature Center, a community market showcases handcrafted items and original art from local vendors in a welcoming park setting. Explore booths for plushies and other creative finds, and look for a vendor featuring a chicken and baby chicks.

Pottery Painting

Paint your own pottery at UPaint Pottery Studio. Afterward, participants will head to Birdie's for lunch.

Westfield International Festival

An annual celebration of global culture features art, live entertainment, traditions, and flavors from around the world. Attendees can watch performances, sample a range of cuisines, and explore customs through crafts, products, and games representing many countries. A Savor & Snack Pass will offer five tastings of your choice from participating food trucks and vendors, each with a distinct bite from its menu. Information on pass availability and the full performance lineup will be announced soon.

Foam Party

This foam party features upgraded equipment for extra suds and longer hours so more people can take part. A family-focused session invites children into the foam with a parent staying close, and friendly pups and people are encouraged at that time. Later rounds keep the foam just for dogs, while children are welcome at the park but not in the foam during those sessions. Safety guidelines apply throughout. Each adult may supervise up to three dependents, including dogs. Children under 13 must remain within arm’s reach, and a signed waiver is required for every child. Please avoid running, throwing balls over fences, and picking up or teasing dogs. Updates may include vendor appearances, special additions, contests, and more to keep the experience fun and safe for everyone.

Bubbly & Blooms

Enjoy a blend of creativity, florals, and bubbly. Attendees can grab a glass and create their own speciality mimosa via the mimosa bar, converse, and let their inner artist run wild while painting a unique tote bag. Additionally, flower vendors will be present, offering lovely blooms for purchase. A ticket includes your first drink (mocktails and alcohol for those 21+), a canvas tote bag to paint, and access to supplies and stencils. Note that a ticket is specifically for the tote bag painting; you do not need one to simply attend and enjoy the event.

Kortney & Steve

Kortney & Steve will be performing at Urban Vines. The show will take place in mid-May, and the musicians will be playing for three hours.

Hardwood Classic

This is a basketball tournament for boys teams from 2nd to 11th grade. The tournament features elite, competitive, and developmental level teams. The entry fee is $350, and each team is guaranteed to play at least three games. The tournament is Exposure Certified.

The Hot Room Fishers Open House

Attend The Hot Room Fishers Open House for a chance to explore the facilities, connect with like-minded individuals, and discover what they have to offer. All are welcome, whether youre a seasoned regular or simply curious. Stop by to experience the atmosphere firsthand. Enjoy $10 classes and recovery sessions.

Snug Whiskey Fest Expo : Early Bird Tickets Ended - snugwhiskeyfest.com

Snug Whiskey Fest brings whiskey enthusiasts together for a memorable weekend centered on the stories behind each pour. With a focus on brand storytelling, this gathering celebrates fine spirits and the craft that shapes them. It offers a welcoming setting to savor and learn, keeping the character of whiskey in the spotlight.

2026 Robbie's Hope Gala

An evening gala centered on connection and community, focused on challenging the stigma surrounding mental health. The Robbie’s Hope Gala brings people together for meaningful conversation and support.

Ben Bankas

See Ben Bankas at Helium Comedy Club. Ticket prices may be above face value due to this being a resale marketplace.

Fishers Freight v Jacksonville Sharks

Indoor football takes the spotlight as the Fishers Freight meet the Jacksonville Sharks in a head to head matchup. The Fishers Freight compete in the Indoor Football League at the new Fishers Event Center, setting the scene for high speed action on the turf from the first snap to the final whistle.

Davey & The Midnights

Davey And The Midnights bring their L.A. west side roots to Flatwater, weaving classic country, blues, and psychedelic touches into an open-road blend. The performance centers on a cross-genre sound that nods to tradition while reaching into atmospheric psychedelic textures.

Fishers Sprint Triathlon

Join the multisport fun at Geist Waterfront Park. Whether you are a seasoned athlete or a first-timer, there are individual and relay options available.

Jackie Fabulous

Comedian Jackie Fabulous performs at Helium Comedy Club. She gained national attention as a semi-finalist on the 2019 season of America’s Got Talent, and her charm even won over Simon Cowell.

Shred Day

The Hamilton County Household Hazardous Waste Center is hosting free shred days for county residents at Noblesville High School. On-site paper shredding is available, allowing people to watch their documents be destroyed. No registration is needed. Residents should bring proof of residency, and there is a limit of four banker boxes (or equivalent) per vehicle. People must unload their own boxes and put the paper in the bin. Only paper materials are accepted; staples and paperclips are fine, but no 3-ring binders or books.

Indianapolis Cars & Coffee

Enjoy a Saturday morning at Indy Cars & Coffee. This event is free, and all cars and spectators are welcome. Donations go to Folds of Honor Indiana. The event will proceed rain or shine, unless the weather is deemed a safety risk. Please be respectful by avoiding revving, burnouts, and speeding, as law enforcement will be present.

Fishers Farmers Market

The City of Fishers is updating its email addresses, moving from @fishers.in.us to @fishersin.gov in the months ahead. During this transition, messages may come from either domain, so communications using both formats are part of the change.

Spring Migration Bird Hikes

Guided bird hikes during spring migration are led by birder Keith Starling. Participants can look for returning birds that are present only briefly this season.

Corey Cox

Attend a performance by Corey Cox.

Saturday Night Live Music with Kelli Ray Yates Band

Syds welcomes hometown singer-songwriter Kelli Ray Yates to the stage. Join us for live music and an unforgettable Saturday night.

The Pixy Cup #5

The fifth and final Pixy Cup of the season features mixed gender sabre events in Y12, Y14, Junior, Veteran, and Division 3.

Moonshot Games Chaos Rising Prerelease 5\u002D17

Dragon Ball Super Card Game Fusion World – Store Tournament

Take part in a weekly Dragon Ball Super Card Game Fusion World tournament at Next Level Games Carmel. The event uses a constructed format with Swiss pairings, best of three matches, and the number of rounds determined by attendance. Entry is $10, and all entry fees are returned as store credit to the top three finishers, split 60 percent for first, 25 percent for second, and 15 percent for third. Bring a tuned deck and enjoy a friendly, competitive atmosphere for both newcomers and regulars.

Pendleton Fiber Arts

An all-ages fiber arts gathering at Tabby Tree Fiber Arts invites participants to bring a project and spend time with fellow creators. Beginner lessons in spinning, knitting, or crochet are available for $15 per person. To arrange a lesson, text Nelly at (765)635-4175.

The Indy Winds Flute Choir: Spring Classics

The Indy Winds Flute Choir presents Spring Classics at St. Christopher's Episcopal Church in Carmel. This performance features arrangements of music by Barber, Debussy, Mendelssohn, Shostakovich, and more, inspired by the spring season. Selections include Samuel Barber's Adagio for Strings and Claude Debussy's Afternoon of a Faun. The program features soloist Lynda Sherer. Admission is free.

One Piece Weekly Tournament

A weekly One Piece Card Game tournament takes place at Next Level Games Carmel. The event features Standard format play with Swiss pairings and best of one rounds. Entry is $10. For each entry, three packs are added to the prize pool, which is awarded to the top three players with 60 percent to first, 25 percent to second, and 15 percent to third. If product is unavailable, 100 percent of entry fees are paid out as store credit with the same top three payout structure.

Elemental Stoneware: Kaleidoscope Glaze Workshop

Discover the interplay of color, motion, and pattern in a relaxing stoneware workshop that focuses on glazing a loaf pan with a kaleidoscope inspired finish. Instructors provide clear guidance on layering specialty flux glazes so colors gently move and blend during firing. The kiln reveals soft, intricate designs, and no two results are alike. Experience is not required, and the emphasis is on enjoying the process and exploring color as your piece comes to life. All materials and firing are included, with finished work ready for pickup in one week. This is an all ages paint lesson, and participants under 13 must attend with an adult. The fee is $48. Tickets are nonrefundable and nontransferable.

Auditions for Belfry Apprentice Players' "Oliver Jr" youth musical

Auditions are being held for The Belfry Theatre Apprentice Players production of Lionel Bart’s Oliver Jr., a summer youth musical at Noblesville First UMC. Participation is open to students who have completed first grade through those who have just finished 12th grade, up to 18 years old. Callbacks may be scheduled if necessary. After casting, five performances are planned at the same venue. A downloadable audition packet will be available soon.

Magic: The Gathering – Modern

Next Level Games Carmel hosts a weekly Modern tournament with Swiss pairings and best of three matches. The number of rounds depends on attendance. Entry is $10. For each entry, three packs are added to the prize pool, which is shared among the top three finishers at 60 percent for first, 25 percent for second, and 15 percent for third. First place also chooses the set for their prize packs from the available options.

Belfry Theatre Oliver, Jr. Auditions

Auditions for Oliver, Jr. with The Belfry Theatre take place at Noblesville First United Methodist Church, with entry through door 2. An audition packet for Oliver, Jr. is available on the Belfry website for those who want to review materials in advance.

Parks & Petals 5K

This relaxed 5K welcomes walkers, joggers, runners, families, and first-timers to move at a comfortable pace and enjoy the scenery. Coinciding with the Indiana Peony Festival, it offers a chance to appreciate blooming peonies around town while following a beautiful route in the fresh air. Hosted by the Noblesville Parks Foundation, this fundraiser directs all proceeds to the future support of Noblesville Parks and Recreation. Registration includes race entry, a Parks and Petals 5K T-shirt, a commemorative medal, and family entertainment. The course features fully paved trails, the race is chip timed with live results, and awards are presented to the top three male and female finishers.

Sensory Friendly Play

Designed with sensory needs in mind, this event creates a calmer play space where children can enjoy the park without loud music or flashing lights. The Ultimate Pass is $15.99 per child, and parents are free. Socks are not included. Memberships are valid for this event.

Peter Pan

The Central Indiana Dance Ensemble presents Peter Pan at the Allied Solutions Center for the Performing Arts. This stage production welcomes audiences of all ages into the wonder of Neverland, following Peter, Wendy, John, and Michael on an adventure shaped by imagination.

Noblesville High School Music Mattress Sale Fundraiser!

Shop the 11th annual mattress fundraiser benefiting Noblesville High School Music Programs. The NHS AUX Gym will feature mattresses from brands such as Purple, Helix, and Beautyrest, with savings up to 50 percent off standard retail pricing. This is a one day event, and every purchase supports the school’s music programs.

Mattress SALE - Fundraiser for NHS Music

Find a full mattress showroom brought directly to the school, offering real, name-brand mattresses without retail store prices. Browse top brands such as TheraLuxe, Purple, Helix, Therapedic, and more, with multiple comfort levels and price points for every type of sleeper. Adjustable bases for customized comfort are available, along with pillows, sheets, mattress protectors, bean bags, and other accessories to complete a sleep setup. Whether it is for a primary bedroom, kids, a guest room, or a second home, there are options for many needs and budgets. Every purchase supports the program, supporting local and giving back to students.

Snug Whiskey Fest Day 3 — SNUG

Experience the flavors of Irelands finest whiskeys at the Crossroads of America. This event highlights small and innovative Irish Spirits Distillers who are expanding the edges of the industry. It will also showcase established brands that build the foundation of Irish whiskey. Brand Expos and individual tasting events will be available.

🌯 FREE BURRITO SUNDAY!! 🌯

Savor a complimentary burrito meal with healthy, tasty options, featuring choices like gourmet breakfast burritos, buffalo cauliflower burritos, Indian butter chicken burritos, and fava bean and cheese wraps. A decadent dessert will be available at no cost, and kids can enjoy free fun and prizes. Everyone is welcome. The gathering takes place at Carmel Lions Club, and it includes a nod to Proverbs 10:22.

Sunday Funday Yoga with Cats

Spend an hour practicing yoga alongside adoptable cats. The session blends gentle movement, breath-focused exercises, and calming poses to help refresh body and mind. Open to participants ages 9 and up. All fees are nonrefundable. Please bring a yoga mat, or purchase one for $9.99, and sanitizing will be provided.

Guided Nature Walks: Historic Hoosiers

Enjoy a blend of history and nature on a guided walk, where youll learn about Hoosiers from the 1800s and 1900s who influenced nature, science, art, botany, and archaeology. This is an inclusive event for all ages who appreciate nature and history. The walk is about an hour long on trails of varying surfaces, from paved hills to crushed gravel. Benches are available along the route. It is a rain-or-shine program so dress accordingly. Restrooms with accessible stalls are located in the Museum Experience Center.

March To August

March to August, a string duo from the Ozark Mountains featuring Derrick and Jodi Mears, appears at Bier Brewery Noblesville. Their music centers on storytelling and lyrics that encourage reflection, performed with a rotating mix of instruments for varied configurations.

Gemini New Super Moon Sound Bath - Tibetan Bowls

Relax beneath the Gemini New Super Moon as the calming tones of Tibetan bowls surround you. Let gentle waves of sound flow through you, inviting deep ease and quiet reflection.

2026 IYLA Boys Indiana State Tournament

The 2026 IYLA Boys State Tournament will showcase 10U, 12U, and 14U boys’ teams from across the state. This tournament is designed to be a culminating experience where youth lacrosse players can display their skills from the season. Matches will be played on the soccer plateau. Food and concessions will be available for purchase, and this is a credit card only event. Guests must provide their own seating.

Jackie Fabulous

Jackie Fabulous, seen on America's Got Talent in 2019 where she reached the semifinals, showcases a charming comedy style that even Simon Cowell is not immune to.

Parks and Petals 5K

This 5K welcomes every pace, inviting walkers, joggers, runners, families, and those participating for the first time to enjoy the experience. The focus is on the journey rather than speed. The event takes place at Noblesville Parks & Recreation / Forest Park Inn.

Alzheimer's & Dementia Education Program

This educational session on Alzheimer’s and dementia is presented by Dignity & Hope Hospice & Palliative Care. It explains how to recognize symptoms, distinguish typical age-related changes from warning signs, and understand what to expect as needs evolve over time. Practical guidance will be shared on lowering risk and supporting brain health for you or someone you care for. Refreshments with a focus on brain health will be available. Residents and their loved ones are welcome to attend. For more information, contact the Meadow Brook receptionist at (317) 842-4215.

Shepherd's Gate Food Pantry Drive Thru

Shepherd's Gate Pantry offers a drive through distribution at St. Maria Goretti Catholic Church and School, providing basic-needs assistance for Hamilton County residents. Run by volunteers in partnership with the parish HELP Committee, it serves neighbors who present proof of county residency, with visits limited to once per month. Along with food, the pantry sometimes has baby essentials like clothing up to size 2T, formula and baby food, strollers, and high chairs. Cribs and mattresses are available by referral through agencies such as Good Samaritan, Birthright, Healthy Families, and County Trustees. The drive through takes place on Mondays and reflects a mission to feed the hungry and welcome those in need.

✨Pokémon GO - May Trade Night ✨

Head to HotBox Pizza - Noblesville for a Pokémon GO trade night featuring 40 percent off the entire menu. Swap with fellow trainers and aim for lucky trades. The first six participants to complete a trade will receive a Niantic Code Card. Trades can be arranged in advance through the event’s Trade Hub, and a feedback page is available for comments after the gathering.

Urban Apples Paint Your Pet Party!

At Urban Apples, participants create a pop art portrait of a pet or favorite animal. Provide a photo, and a custom sketch is prepared, then follow a three step process to bring the artwork to life. Choose to work on a 12 x 12 canvas or a large tote bag. No prior artistic experience is needed, and the activity is open to all ages.

Fitness in the Park - Pure Barre Workout

An outdoor Pure Barre workout at Grand Junction Plaza is part of the Fitness in the Park series presented by Westfield Parks and Recreation Department. The session welcomes all ages and skill levels. Each class in the series costs $8, and the season also features beginner yoga and beginner salsa dancing on select dates.

Belfry Theatre Oliver, Jr. Auditions

Audition packets for The Belfry Theatre’s Oliver, Jr. are available on the theatre website. Auditions will be held at Noblesville First United Methodist Church, and attendees should enter through door 2.

Grace Care Center Food Pantry

Grace Care Center’s Choice Food Pantry offers a dignified, shopper-style experience that also serves as the entry point to other Care Center programs and services. Upon arrival, check in at the waiting room, then select groceries with the assistance of a personal shopper who helps make the process simple and stress free. When you are finished, pull your vehicle around and volunteers will load your items so you can head out quickly. Reservations are encouraged but optional, and walk-ins are accommodated during open hours. Service is available to people who live or work in Hamilton County and to those in the northern part of Marion County. No identification or paperwork is needed for a first visit, and guests may come once per week.

Monday Night Volleyball

Adults are invited to play volleyball, and anyone is welcome to watch. For more information, contact Craig Hunter.

Auditions for NATIVE GARDENS, a comedy by Karen Zacarias

Carmel Community Players, with director Lori Raffel, is holding auditions for Native Gardens, a comedy by Karen Zacarias, at PrimeLife Enrichment, Inc. Actors may attend one or both audition sessions. Auditions will feature cold readings from the script. Please bring a completed audition form and list any scheduling conflicts, with headshots and resumes optional. The play follows Pablo, an ambitious attorney, and Tania, his very pregnant wife pursuing a PhD, as they settle into a new home beside longtime neighbors Virginia and Frank. A dispute over a fence line quickly grows into a spirited clash of tastes and social standing, and what begins as polite neighborliness turns into a sharp, funny standoff where yards and values collide. Roles include Tania Del Valle, a strong willed, environmentally conscious PhD candidate who is pregnant, Mexican American, late 20s to early 30s; Pablo Del Valle, her charming, driven husband, a Chilean American attorney striving to advance at his firm, late 20s to early 30s; Virginia Butley, a polished, intelligent engineer who stands firm to protect her turf, 55 plus; Frank Butley, Virginia’s retired husband, a gentle gardener devoted to his plants and legacy, 55 plus; and an ensemble of two to four performers portraying landscapers, a surveyor, and a building examiner, any ethnicity, any gender, any age. Performances are scheduled to take place at The Cat.

Teen/Adult Beginning Fencing Class

Start fencing with a beginner class designed for teens and adults. Over six weeks, meet for a one hour session each week to learn core skills in all three weapons... foil, epee, and saber. All gear is provided, so participants can get started without purchasing equipment. Open to ages 13 and up. The full program costs $150.

Lil Ninja Morning Classes

These Lil Ninja classes are designed for children ages 3 to 5. The first class is free, so families can try it without commitment. Continued participation is available with a membership at $25 per class, billed on the first of the month, which includes unlimited open gyms. Closed toed shoes are required. Trial classes are available.

Noblesville Grand Opening

This grand opening celebrates the newest location in Hamilton County with food, giveaways, and prizes.

Room with a View - Adult Social Gathering

Sip a warm cup of coffee and enjoy a sweet treat in the wildlife viewing area at Cool Creek Nature Center. The calm setting offers a simple way to spend time with others while appreciating the surrounding nature.

Park Board Meeting

Soil & Water and more

Hamilton County Fairgrounds & Exhibition Center in Noblesville hosts Soil & Water, Rain Barrel, Swine Barn. The event listing includes details on tickets, photos, and video.

Sogility Juniors

Sogility Juniors introduces young players to soccer through playful, interactive activities that build movement, coordination, and teamwork. Sessions blend classic drills with modern technology to support real learning while keeping everything engaging. Each cycle centers on boosting confidence, developing foundational skills, and fostering a positive, energetic atmosphere. The program runs in six-week sessions with a one-week break between cycles, giving families flexibility while maintaining a steady rhythm. Pricing is $150 for the full six-week session, with a $25 drop-in option. Whether brand new to the sport or just getting started, participants can get active, learn, and grow a love for soccer.

Zionsville Young Professionals - May Event at Everwise in Zionsville

This May gathering for young professionals takes place at Everwise Credit Union’s new location in Zionsville. Attendees can get an up close look at the building and learn about Everwise and the services available to members, with time for conversation, connection, and networking. The event is free, and registration is required. There is also a chance to win tickets to an upcoming show at the Everwise Amphitheater.

Merciful Help Food Pantry

The Choice Food Pantry at the Merciful HELP Center provides curbside grocery assistance for all Hamilton County residents and for those living in ZIP codes 46240 and 46260. Participants complete a brief form, present a photo ID with a utility bill, remain in their vehicles, and open the trunk to receive items such as fresh produce, frozen meat, and cleaning supplies. For ongoing assistance every 14 days, proof of Hamilton County residency is required. Have a photo ID along with either a lease or a current electric, gas, water, or cable bill ready when you arrive.

Carmel Food Truck Nights Taco Tuesdays

Experience Taco Tuesdays at Carmel Food Truck Nights, a weekly celebration of Latin cuisines with tacos in the spotlight and a broad mix of flavors to try.

Pokémon VGC (Video Game Championship Series)

Compete in a relaxed Pokémon Video Game Championship Series event at Next Level Games in Carmel. Matches are played on Nintendo Switch with Pokémon Scarlet and Violet in Best of 1 Swiss rounds, and the number of rounds depends on attendance. Bring your own console and game. Entry is $10, and all entry fees go into the prize pool. Store credit is awarded to the top three finishers, and participants receive prize packs. It is a friendly place to practice, test a team, and enjoy good games whether you are new to VGC or a long-time player.

Star Wars: Unlimited – Premiere Format Win-a-Box!

Competitive Star Wars: Unlimited action in a Premiere format, using Swiss pairings and best of three matches, with the number of rounds based on attendance. Entry is $10. Prize support awards a booster box to the top finisher, and every other participant receives one booster pack for each match win. It is a steady weekly opportunity to fine tune decks, get ready for larger tournaments, and enjoy structured games with the community.

Grace Church Food Pantry

Grace Care Center offers a Choice Food Pantry on the Grace Church campus, serving as the starting point for receiving support through the Care Center. Guests may visit once a week, which helps the team learn more about each household and connect them with other Care Center programs and services. Reservations are encouraged but not required. When you arrive, follow the entry drive to the large north parking area and enter through the Care Center entrance at Door 18. Check in at the waiting room, then a personal shopper will guide you through the pantry so you can choose the groceries that fit your needs. After shopping, pull your car around and volunteers will load your groceries. Eligibility includes people who live or work in Hamilton County and residents of the northern part of Marion County north of 56th Street. First-time visitors do not need to bring identification or other documents.

Mamma Mia! FanFest

Enjoy a FanFest screening of MAMMA MIA! featuring a themed drink menu to order from and a complimentary collectible glass to keep. Set on a small Greek island, the story follows a bride-to-be who invites three of her mother’s past loves to her wedding in hopes of discovering who her father is. Expect a lively, feel-good tale powered by ABBA’s biggest hits.

Trivia Night

Test your trivia chops at Crate Escapes Dog Park with an evening of brain teasers, laughter, and prizes. It is free to play, and awards go to the top three teams. Drinks are available, and the vibe is upbeat as teams compete for bragging rights. Friends and pups are welcome. Humans can visit the dog bar at no cost and must complete a waiver once per year. Dogs need to be registered with Crate Escapes and have either a day pass, priced at $15 for the first dog and $10 for each additional, or a membership starting at $35. Registration can be completed in advance online or through the Crate Escapes Dog Park + Bar app. Proof of rabies, distemper combo, and bordetella vaccinations is required for entry. Those registering at the door should expect a 10 to 20 minute delay.

Curious Conversations Speaker Series 2026

Curious Conversations Speaker Series brings together local scholars, experts, and community leaders to explore big ideas and how they shape everyday life. Each free, public program offers a welcoming, thought provoking setting for conversations that span history, science, and the natural world. This year features topics that include African American influence on American music, the history of historic preservation, Northern Indian Removal, African American musicians in the American Songbook, Indigenous agriculture, and Indiana’s role in the formation of the Third Party System. The January session is hosted at Prairie Guest House, and the remaining dates take place inside the Museum Experience Center.

Fcc Ten

At Fishers Art Center, this anniversary concert celebrates ten years of the choir’s genre crossing spirit. The program ranges from pop favorites and Broadway show tunes to modern choral pieces and quirky surprises, all shaped around 10. Every selection ties, sometimes neatly and sometimes cheekily, to the numbers one through ten, honoring a decade of music and community with a touch of dad joke logic that keeps the theme on track.

Half Price Wine Bottles!

Turn Tuesday into a treat with half-off wine bottles, valid on selections priced up to $150. This weekly special takes place at The Courthouse Club on the downtown Noblesville square.

Golden Hour Social Club

This is a weekly social event designed for older adults. Attendees can connect with others and enjoy spending time together in a casual environment. The gathering takes place every Tuesday afternoon in the Community Room.

The Excel Center – Noblesville Finalizing Financial Aid Event

At The Excel Center in Noblesville, this session focuses on completing the final steps for financial aid. INvestEd will offer guidance on the FAFSA application, ways to make the most of available free aid, and practical options for paying for education. The conversation is designed to help participants move forward with clarity and confidence.

Talk Saves Lives

This program addresses suicide prevention. It will cover the scope of suicide as a leading cause of death, warning signs, risk factors, and prevention strategies. This talk is especially geared toward providing information relevant to individuals 65 and older.

H7 Westfield

H7 Westfield is a weekly networking meetup for local B2B and B2C professionals. Taking place at Lincoln Square Pancake House, it uses a clear and organized format that sets it apart from many networking groups, associations, and chambers. Professionals connect in a consistent, focused setting to build and grow business relationships.

Garden Stepping Stones

Create mosaic stepping stones for a garden path at Westfield Washington Township. This hands-on activity can get messy, so wear clothing that you do not mind getting dirty.

Clip and Sip at Crate!- A Nail Trim Event 4-7pm EST

At Crate Escapes Dog Park and Bar in Westfield, walk-in nail trims for dogs will be available in the Paw-ty Room just inside the main entrance. Services are first come, first served, with sign-in at the table on arrival to hold a spot. Each nail trim is $15 per dog and includes buffing to smooth sharp edges. For every service completed, $1 will be donated to a local animal charity. Additional care may be available upon request, drawing on more than 15 years of animal care experience. Payment options are limited to cash, Zelle, or Venmo. Checks and credit cards are not accepted. Humans may visit the dog bar at no cost but must complete a waiver once per year. Dogs must be members or purchase a day pass to access the park. Proof of vaccinations is required to enter, including rabies, a distemper combination, and bordetella. Registration through the Crate Escapes app is recommended. For full rules and regulations, refer to Crate Escapes' website.

Sewing Basics - Ages 8 and up

Designed for ages 8 and up, this hands-on class introduces the essentials of sewing, guiding participants through making clothing from the first cut to the final stitches. Sewing machines are available to use, or you may bring your own. Each session is independent and focuses on core beginner skills. After a brief introduction to operating the machine, participants can spend time working on a personal project they bring. The class takes place at Westfield Washington Township.

Share Night for Special Olympics Hamilton County

Enjoy a meal at Culver's while supporting Special Olympics Hamilton County during a Share Night that raises funds for local athletes. The more people who dine, the greater the contribution to the organization. Proceeds help provide year-round coaching and competitions across more than 20 sports for children and adults with intellectual disabilities. Through these programs, athletes improve fitness, build confidence, discover joy in sport, and connect with their families, fellow competitors, and the broader community. Fundraising and donations make it possible for county athletes to train and compete at no cost. There will be opportunities to meet athletes while enjoying Culver's menu, all in support of a local cause focused on growing the program and opening doors for every participant.

Yappy Hour

Enjoy a playful happy hour made for people, their pups, and anyone who loves dogs. Sip dog-themed cocktails and mocktails, and try charcuterie-inspired snacks with a fun canine theme. Dogs must remain leashed.

✨Tapu Bulu Raid Hour✨

Tapu Bulu is appearing in raids on the east side of the Hamilton County Courthouse, offering a community-focused challenge centered on teamwork. The event is free and open to all trainers. By checking in, participants unlock Timed Research: Raids with rewards tied to specific objectives. Using 12 Berries yields 10 Pinap Berries, winning two raids grants one Premium Raid Pass, and completing three super charged attacks awards 1,500 Stardust. Finishing the full research set provides 5,000 XP and 100 Link Charges. For battle planning, Tapu Bulu has a quadruple weakness to Poison, so options like Roserade, Nihilego, or Mega Beedrill are recommended. A shiny version may be encountered.

Session 3 - Proper Fueling and Nutrition

Athletic Annex Carmel is hosting a free four-part educational series designed to enhance every stage of a running or walking routine. Each installment explores a core theme such as strength, cross-training, injury prevention, proper fueling, and the resources that support effective training, with experts leading the conversations and sharing practical strategies to use right away. This session focuses on fueling and nutrition with guidance from Lindsay Langford of St. Vincent Sports Performance. The format includes a run or walk from Athletic Annex Carmel followed by a brief presentation and Q&A. Runners and walkers of all levels, from first-timers to those aiming for a personal best, can expect insights that support going farther, feeling stronger, and training with confidence. For more details, contact christy@athleticannex.com.

Northside youth MTB team callout

An informational meeting at Motion Cycling highlights a youth mountain bike team centered on trail adventures, camaraderie, and fun. The team is open to students in grades 6 through 12, and no prior experience is required, whether brand new to riding or already experienced. Emphasis is on community, safe progression, and a shared love of the outdoors.

Magic: The Gathering – Pauper

Magic: The Gathering players can compete in a weekly Pauper event at Next Level Games Carmel. The format is commons only, with Swiss pairings and best of three matches, and the number of rounds adjusts based on how many players enter. The entry fee is $10. For each entry, three packs are added to the prize pool, which is awarded to the top three finishers at a 60 percent, 25 percent, and 15 percent split. First place also chooses prize packs from the latest Standard sets.

Memorial Day Ceremony

The City of Westfield presents its annual Memorial Day Ceremony honoring the brave men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice for the nation. This event is free and open to the public, and attendees are kindly asked to RSVP in advance of the ceremony.

Pregnancy and Postpartum Community Group

Connect with others in central Indiana who are pregnant or in the postpartum phase at this free community group hosted at Venture Christian Church. Expect friendly conversation, new connections, and shared support, whether you are seeking practical tips or simply solidarity with other mothers and expectant mothers. Meetings occur every other week on alternating Mondays and Wednesdays, and participants can choose whichever day works or attend both. Enter through door 2 of the building. Free childcare is available for children 12 and under.

Wednesdays @ Pearl Street Pizzeria & Pub

This event features Opinionation by Sporcle.

Pub Crawl, Walk, Run at MashCraft Brewery

Set out for a relaxed social outing that blends a pub crawl with options to walk or run. A mapped course leads the way, and the route may be adjusted if road construction affects the path.

Local Mix Music Series: Northside Exchange

Northside Exchange, formed in 2022 in Indianapolis by guitarist and vocalist Joseph Filipow and drummer Darnell Perkins with keyboardist Daniel Hicks, performs at the Allied Solutions Center for the Performing Arts as part of the Local Mix Music Series. The group has opened for Branford Marsalis, appeared at Carmel Jazz Fest, and supported Indianapolis vocalists Goldie, Marielle Sellars, Blair Clark, and others. Their debut single, Steppin’, was released in 2023 and is available on major streaming platforms. The Local Mix Music Series, previously called Live at the Center, offers community concerts with a free livestream and $10 in-person admission, featuring local and regional artists across jazz, classical, soul, and indie rock. Viewers can watch on a desktop, mobile device, or smart TV for an up-close perspective with multicamera HD video and stereo sound. Past performances from the series can be viewed on the Allied Solutions Center YouTube page.

FREE MOMMY & ME PORTRAITS

At Providence Home and Garden, a pop-up Stroller Strides class celebrates Mother’s Day with a fun workout and a chance to create lasting memories. Complimentary mommy and me portraits by Ashley Line Photography are available to FIT4MOM North Indy plan and pass holders, and a small gift is included.

Grace Church Food Pantry

Experience supportive, choice-based grocery shopping at the Grace Care Center’s pantry on the Grace Church campus in Noblesville, Indiana. The pantry is the starting point for receiving help through the Care Center, and weekly visits help the team learn more about your household so they can connect you with additional programs and services. Reservations are encouraged to make your visit smoother, though they are not required. If you come without a reservation, plan to arrive within the first 30 minutes after the waiting room opens. The waiting room opens 60 minutes before service begins. When you arrive, follow the drive to the north side of the building and enter through the Care Center entrance at Door 18, marked by bright green signs. Check in at the waiting room, then a personal shopper will walk with you through the pantry to help you find what you need. After you finish selecting items, pull your car around and volunteers will load your groceries. The Care Center serves anyone who lives or works in Hamilton County, as well as residents of northern Marion County north of 56th Street. Nothing is required for your first visit, so leave IDs and paperwork at home. Households may use the Care Center once per week.

Mental Health Lunch Break and Connection!

Take a break and discuss mental health. This event aims to create moments of connection and joy. There will be a free lunch, and you can participate in activities supporting mental health and well-being. Activities include creating a flower bouquet, spending time with therapy dogs, creating your own coping skills kit, an intuitive movement yoga demonstration, and an art therapy demonstration. This event strives to strengthen the community and create more good days for Hamilton County.

Fishers Community Center’s Couch to 5K Clinic

Join the Couch to 5K Program to gain confidence, endurance, and strength for running. This clinic is a great chance to prepare for the Spark!Fishers 5K in June or the Geist 5K in the fall.

Romantic Koi Fish - Paint and Sip in Indianapolis | Classpop!™

Enjoy a paint and sip class led by a local artist. All skill levels are welcome, and all painting supplies are provided, including the canvas, brushes, paints, and apron. You will receive step-by-step guidance to create your own version of a featured painting. This event is great for a solo outing, date night, or fun with friends. You can expect great music and amazing drinks.

Cookie Decorating Class

Attend a cookie decorating class. For details regarding tickets, other class dates/locations, flavor options, cookie cutters, or take home kits, please visit the specified website.

May Barks & Brews Social

This is a co-ed social event for dog owners, dog lovers, and friends. Whether you have a pup or just enjoy being around them, this is an opportunity to make new friends in a relaxed setting. Enjoy good company and a welcoming space designed for both human and canine connection.

Nasser Al-Rayess

See Nasser Al-Rayess perform live.

Yoga at the Osprey Pointe Pavilion

Take a moment to ease body and mind as the seasons shift. Colleen of Persimmon Herb School leads a gentle practice that centers on mindful yoga movement, intentional breathing, and quiet relaxation, offering space to stretch, release tension, and feel more grounded.

Free Yoga Wednesdays

A free yoga class is available on Wednesday as part of health and fitness activities.

Family Night

Family Night features an $84.99 bundle with two Ultimate Passes and two Parent Passes, plus a large one topping pizza and four beverages with a choice of soft drinks or bottled water. It is a straightforward way for families to enjoy passes, pizza, and drinks in a single package.

Shepherd’s Gate Food Pantry

Shepherd’s Gate Pantry at St. Maria Goretti Catholic Church and School provides basic-needs assistance through a volunteer-led ministry in partnership with the parish HELP Committee. Neighbors in Hamilton County may access services once per month by presenting proof of county residency. Along with food, the pantry can sometimes supply baby essentials. Cribs and mattresses are available by referral from Hamilton County agencies such as Good Samaritan, Birthright, Healthy Families, and the County Trustees, and other items like baby clothing up to size 2T, formula and baby food, high chairs, and strollers may also be on hand. It is among the few local pantries that offer these types of baby resources. The effort reflects the call of Matthew 25 to care for people who are hungry, thirsty, and in need of welcome.

Westfield Farmers Market | Week 3

At Grand Junction Plaza, the Westfield Farmers Market features seasonal vendors offering fresh local produce, locally raised chicken and pork, farm fresh eggs, homemade jams, honey, baked goods, dog treats, and more. Food trucks are on site at every market.

WellPets Clinic - FISHERS

WellPets Clinic hosts an affordable veterinary clinic, offering pet owners access to care at a lower cost.

Paws and Plants!

Relax with a creative, hands-on class that pairs a plant project with time spent among friendly, adoptable cats. Pick a cat-themed planter, choose a plant, and assemble something you can take home along with special memories. Class fees are nonrefundable.

Pokémon TCG League Night

Pokémon Trading Card Game League Night at Next Level Games in Carmel offers a relaxed, drop-in setting with casual matches in Standard, GLC, or any deck you have. There is no cost to participate. Expect friendly card trading, chances to meet other players, and opportunities to learn the game or try out new builds, with staff available to help newcomers get started. There are no scheduled rounds or pressure, just an easygoing space to play and connect with the community. Participation may be rewarded with Pokémon Prize Packs as long as supplies remain, and all League players are entered into a raffle held each week for items that can include booster bundles, packs, sleeves, deck boxes, binders, playmats, and more. Suitable for first-time players and longtime fans alike. Participants can bring a deck and a binder.

Flower Clay Class

At UPaint Pottery Studio (Hamilton Town Center), this hands-on clay workshop focuses on crafting spring flowers. Participants shape blossoms with various cutters and textures, then personalize the look with their choice of colors. Instruction covers forming, slip and score techniques, and carving, so beginners are supported and no prior experience is required. Create, decorate, and paint in a single session, with finished pieces available for pickup in about 10 days. Designed with adults in mind, though all ages are welcome. Pricing options include three flowers for $29 or six flowers for $54.

Talk Saves Lives

Talk Saves Lives is a free course that equips everyday people with life-saving knowledge, practical tools, and resources to help them feel more confident and prepared to support those who may be struggling.

Youth Beginning Fencing Class (8 years+)

Learn the fundamentals of fencing in a beginner-friendly course for ages 8 and up, open to both youth and adults. Instruction covers foil, epee, and saber, the three Olympic disciplines, while building core skills in footwork, blade control, strategy, and rules, along with an introduction to tournament basics. The program runs for six weeks with one-hour sessions each week. All necessary equipment is provided. The cost is $150, and club membership is not required.

Yu-Gi-Oh! Advanced Format Win a Box

Take part in an Advanced Constructed Yu-Gi-Oh tournament in Carmel featuring Swiss pairings, best of three matches, and 45 minute rounds. Entry is $10. The champion earns a full booster box and can select any in stock set, with premium products such as Rarity Collection not included. Each match win awards the respective player one booster pack. This is a consistent weekly competitive gathering for duelists looking to refine their decks and play for prizes.

Warhammer Paint & Play (Thursday)

Warhammer Paint & Play offers a relaxed, twice weekly hobby meetup where you can paint, build, or get a game in. There is no entry fee and tables are available for casual play or projects. Supplies are provided, including paints, brushes, and demo miniatures, so newcomers can start creating right away. Those looking to battle can bring an army, while others can focus on assembling or painting models. The atmosphere is low pressure, centered on miniatures, gaming, and friendly company, making it a go to spot for Warhammer enthusiasts during the week.

Emotional Support Plant Bingo🌱🪴

Emotional Support Plant Bingo blends playful bingo, pottery painting, and leafy prizes for a lively, slightly chaotic night. No green thumb needed, just a bit of luck and maybe a coping plant. The event features five rounds of bingo with escalating energy and increasingly good prizes. Participants play two cards per round with a new pattern each time to keep things moving. Entry is $20. Pottery pieces are selected and purchased on site, and every purchase includes a $5 credit. Prizes include plants that range from tiny emotional support babies to impressive thriving beauties, planter and plant combinations, studio credit with surprise perks, and mystery upgrades. Some winners may pull from a mystery stash that could deliver discounts, freebies, or a little extra chaos. Light snacks and drinks are provided. Guests can paint while they wait, cheer on other players, or dramatically lament a near miss by one square. This is not a typical bingo night, and the plants just might choose their people.

Music at the 106

The 106 Plaza is a community hub that first welcomed visitors in fall 2025 where the Nickel Plate, Cheeney Creek, and The 106 trails meet near Fishers Parks HQ and Maker Playground. Live music fills the lawn, and attendees can pick up a beer from Mashcraft Brewing or a coffee from Niyyah Coffee. Maker Playground, a 15,000 square foot public makerspace next door, offers make-and-take kits for $40. There is no cost to attend and no registration is needed. Free parking is available in the main Hub&Spoke lot, with overflow across the street at the Cheeney Creek trailhead lot.

3:1

3to1 takes the stage at Bier Brewery in Noblesville. Craft beer and food are available. There is no admission fee or cover, and it is open to all ages.

Worthington Kitchen and Bath Remodeling Seminar

Explore the essentials of kitchen and bath remodeling at a complimentary seminar from Worthington. The program covers current cabinetry finishes, practical layout ideas, and design details drawn from real projects. It also clarifies typical cost ranges, suggests smart places to invest, and offers ways to stretch a budget. The team will walk through the entire process from initial planning to completion, including timelines and what to expect at each step. A live Q&A, light snacks, and a raffle are included. To reserve a seat, call 317.846.2600.

Magic: The Gathering – Legacy

A weekly Legacy tournament at Next Level Games, Carmel features Swiss pairings with best-of-three matches, and the number of rounds adjusts based on turnout. Proxy cards are fully permitted, encouraging testing and refinement of deck ideas. Entry is $10. All entry fees go back into the prize pool as store credit, awarded to the top three finishers at 60%, 25%, and 15%.

Lil Ninja Classes Thursday Morning Classes

Lil Ninjas classes are designed for children ages 3 to 5. The first session is free. Membership is $25 per class, billed on the first of each month, and includes unlimited open gym access. Participants must wear closed-toed shoes. A trial class option is available.

Merciful Help Food Pantry

Merciful H.E.L.P. Center offers its Choice Food Pantry with curbside distribution for neighbors throughout Hamilton County and for residents of ZIP codes 46240 and 46260. Guests complete a brief intake form, provide a photo ID and a utility bill, then remain in their vehicles while staff place groceries in the trunk. Distributions include pantry items, fresh produce, frozen meats, and cleaning supplies. To continue receiving groceries every 14 days, proof of local residency is required, which means a photo ID plus either a lease or a current electric, gas, water, or cable bill. The pantry emphasizes healthy options, prioritizing fresh fruits and vegetables and, when available, up to four meat choices. Offerings also consider special dietary needs, with items that support allergen awareness, low sodium, keto, and vegan preferences. Rescued foods may include gluten-free products that help families prepare nutritious meals. A dedicated hygiene aisle provides essentials not covered by food assistance benefits, including laundry detergent, shampoo and conditioner, razors, feminine hygiene products, bar soap, toothbrushes and toothpaste, deodorant, toilet paper, paper towels, and household cleaners. Families with children can request washers and dryers, subject to paperwork verification, and delivery is provided. Budgeting classes are available to explain how in-home laundry can be more affordable than using a laundromat. During pantry check-in, the receptionist can submit a Blue Card request for these needs. Underwear and socks for children ages 2 to 21 are available through the Tools for School program.

Breastfeeding Support Group

A weekly breastfeeding support group led by a lactation team welcomes mothers and their infants for weight checks, latch guidance, and help with common breastfeeding concerns. The setting offers a warm place to connect with other mothers and share experiences. Whether you are a first-time parent or seeking a refresher, you can build confidence and feel prepared for your breastfeeding journey. Sessions take place at IU Health Fishers Medical Tower in Conference Room C1110 on the first floor. Follow the Women’s Health signs and use Entrance H. This group meets every Thursday except on major holidays. To RSVP, leave your name and phone number on the lactation office voicemail at 317.678.4726.

5th Annual RK Locke Memorial Open

At Plum Creek Golf Club, the 5th Annual RK Locke Memorial Open features a full day of golf with food, drinks, and fun. The event celebrates and remembers Rich while raising money for causes he cared about.

Sponsor & Build Event

Join others to connect, sponsor, and collaborate on projects. This event focuses on building Adirondack chairs for the park, each chair will honor dogs. Members can commemorate their pet with a personalized plaque placed on a chair. No building experience is needed as guidance and tools will be provided. The sponsorship includes a personalized plaque, participation in the chair-building event, and a drink.

Hamilton Southeastern Royals vs Franklin Central Flashes

Back Home Again: An Evening with Drew Powell

Enjoy an evening of stories, songs, and laughs with Indiana actor Drew Powell. Drew, from Noblesville and Lebanon, has had a diverse career including roles in "Gotham," "Ponderosa," and "The Pitt," as well as appearances in "Malcolm in the Middle," "The Office," "Curb Your Enthusiasm," "Young Sheldon," and "Crime 101." Drew will share personal stories and songs, accompanied by an All-Star band led by Troye Kinnett. Doors open early and there is a food and beverage minimum.

H7 Noblesville

H7 Noblesville is a weekly networking meeting that welcomes local B2B and B2C professionals. It features a clear structure that sets it apart from other networking groups, associations, and chambers, and it takes place at Perkins American Food Co.

Going Golden Summer Camp

At UPaint Pottery Studio (Westfield), this drop-off summer camp lets K-Pop Demon Hunter fans get creative. Campers paint a dish modeled after Derpy or Saja Boy and can personalize their piece to make it unique. Each participant also paints a K-Pop ornament that can be used as a backpack charm. A snack is included during the activity. Planned for kids ages 5 and up, this session is one of 18 days in the uPaint Summer Camp. Pricing options include 1 day for $32, 3 days for $90, or 5 days for $145.

Bubble Truck

This free kickoff to summer at Fishers UMC features the Bubble Truck, games, prizes, and hot dogs, all centered on community connection. As the first event of Epic Summer at Fishers UMC, it offers a relaxed way to spend time with friends and neighbors and enjoy a playful start to the season.

Glenn Seland

Indie pop-rock artist Glenn Seland delivers a mix of original songs and covers at Pasto Italiano Westfield. Enjoy live music alongside classic Italian cuisine crafted with fresh ingredients in a cozy, welcoming setting, ideal for an evening with friends, family, or colleagues.

Elizabeth Lee

Live music, dinner, and drinks come together at a cozy Carmel spot. The Farmhouse Restaurant is located within Harvest Market, just to the right after you walk in. The set features favorite covers spanning the 70s through today, plus a few original songs.

Play Test Lounge – Friday Night Trade & Play

Play Test Lounge presents a trading and casual play evening for TCG fans, bringing collectors together to connect, swap cards, and enjoy relaxed games. A $10 Casual Play Pass includes open play plus learn-to-play guidance. Expect pack prizes, store credit opportunities, and giveaways, along with complimentary food and drinks. Featured titles include Pokémon, Magic: The Gathering, One Piece, and the Gundam TCG. Participants are welcome to bring decks, binders, and trades, whether the plan is to play casually, make deals, or simply spend time with fellow enthusiasts.

Magic: The Gathering – Value Vintage

Value Vintage brings Magic: The Gathering’s Vintage format to a budget friendly setting. Entry is $10. Matches use Swiss rounds, and the number of rounds is based on attendance. All entry fees are returned as store credit, with prizes paid as 40 percent to first place, 25 percent to second, 20 percent to third, and 15 percent to fourth. It delivers a competitive experience while keeping participation accessible.

Dinners' on US

A complimentary community dinner is offered to ensure neighbors have a warm meal while fostering care for the community. Volunteers can help with cooking, packaging, and serving. Financial contributions support the ongoing meal outreach so more plates can be filled. The aim is simple, share food, support one another, and make a difference meal by meal.

Pokémon Standard Tournament

This recurring Pokémon Standard tournament at Next Level Games Carmel uses a Swiss format with best of one rounds, and the number of rounds depends on attendance. The entry fee is $10. For prizes, three booster packs per entry are added to the pool, every participant gets at least one pack for playing, and each player also receives a Prize Pack for participation. It is a welcoming setting for testing a new deck or pushing for strong results.

Spencer Farm Winery Presents Molly DeRose

Spencer Farm Winery hosts an evening of live music with Molly DeRose on vocals and keyboard. Sip a selection of wines crafted by the winery as you take in the performance.

Disney Lorcana – Win-a-Box!

Disney Lorcana players can enter a constructed tournament at Next Level Games in Carmel. The event uses Swiss pairings with best of three matches, and the number of rounds is determined by attendance. Entry is $10. The top finisher takes home a booster box, and all other participants earn one booster pack for each match win. Whether testing a new build or bringing a refined deck, this organized play setting offers competitive matches in Carmel. Preregistration is available.

Romeo & Juliet

Indiana Ballet Conservatory presents a fresh take on the classic love story, reimagined by founder and artistic director Alyona Yakovleva. This spring production is a family tradition at the company and highlights a deep dedication to ballet. Created for audiences of all ages, it showcases the talents of the conservatory’s dancers. Performances are at The Tarkington at Booth Tarkington Civic Theatre.

Music Bingo by SLI @ Pinheads Fishers

SLI Audio brings a music themed spin to classic bingo at Pinheads Fishers inside Alley's Alehouse. Short clips from popular songs and music videos replace traditional number calls, and players mark matching song titles on their cards. It is free to participate, with four chances to win and prizes for those who hit bingo. The setting is family friendly and open to all ages.

Gundam Card Game - Weekly Tournament

Compete in a weekly Gundam Card Game tournament at Next Level Games in Carmel. The event features head to head constructed play with Swiss pairings, single game matches, and a round count that adjusts based on attendance. Entry is $10. Every participant receives at least one booster pack, and a promo pack is available while supplies last. Remaining prize packs are awarded to the top three finishers, split 60 percent to first place, 25 percent to second, and 15 percent to third. Players can compete, refine their decks, and support the local Gundam community.

Nefarious Noblesville Ghost Walk

Step into stories of lingering spirits on an outdoor ghost walk that explores beer rooms and businesses, with stops that include a haunted historic jail, residential homes, and other places where voices are said to call from beyond. The route concludes with a visit to a haunted and historic cemetery. Plan for about 1 hour and 45 minutes or a little longer. This is an outdoor tour and not a paranormal investigation. Reservations are required, and no ticket is issued because names are added to a list. After reserving, detailed meeting instructions are sent by email, and participants should ensure they can receive messages from tours@unseenpress.com. The meeting point is on the south side of Historic Court House Square.

Brockway Pub Welcomes Back Rhino Down!

Rhino Down returns to Brockway Pub for a 2026 series, bringing a fresh set of new music. Irish food and drinks will be available to complement the performance.

2000 & Late @ Joe’s Westfield

A live music performance is the centerpiece. Food and beverages are available alongside the show.

Jumperoo

Jumperoo at Urban Air Adventure Park in Noblesville offers a dedicated play session for children ages 5 and under. Admission is $10.99 for each child, and parents are not charged. Socks are not included. Current memberships can be used for this event with access limited to Deluxe attractions. This event does not take place on school holidays or during summer break.

Stella Luna & The Satelites

Stella Luna & The Satelites will perform live.

TGIF! Karaoke

Kick off the weekend with karaoke at Main Event on 96th. Step up to the microphone, tap into that end-of-week energy, and sing your favorite songs in a lively Friday night atmosphere.

Teens for BOLD BIBIBOP Fundraiser

Teens for BOLD has organized a Dine to Donate at BIBIBOP Asian Grill in Carmel to support their efforts. To ensure your meal counts toward the fundraiser, present the event flyer or tell the cashier you are supporting the BOLD fundraiser at checkout. Only purchases made in the restaurant are eligible, and catering orders are not included.

4th Fridays

An artist celebration will take place at Rivet Coffee Bar & Roastery. You can meet the artist, connect with other creatives, and enjoy local food, drinks, live music, and art. The featured artist will unveil a new piece, and a raffle winner will be announced. You can also explore featured maker booths with locally made art and products.

Legend of Zelda Night: HEROES & HYRULE

Step into Hyrule for a magical evening filled with creativity and adventure. Attendees will paint their own pottery inspired by the world of Zelda. Whether you are a longtime fan or new to the series, all are welcome to enjoy this cozy and legendary experience. Your ticket includes access to the themed event, a snack and drink bar, Zelda music, and prizes. Pottery will be available to choose and purchase that night including potion bottles, fairy houses, mushroom lanterns, and mugs. Costumes are encouraged for this all-ages event, however painters under 13 must be accompanied by an adult, and everyone needs a ticket.

Aries Spears

Aries Spears, known from MADtv, delivers expert impressions and fresh commentary that spans sports and current events. The set packs character voices and sharp, topical humor into a fast-paced stand-up performance.

Weekly Singo Music Bingo

Enjoy a night out playing #SINGO Music Bingo at Primeval Brewing. Hosted by Challenge Entertainment, you could win prizes while listening to 150 of the best hits. There will be mini concerts featuring popular bands and artists, plus the chance to win house cash. It is free to play.

Blair Socci

Tickets are available for a performance by Blair Socci.

Grand Park Memorial Weekend Shoot Out

Grand Park Memorial Weekend Shoot Out is a USSSA Slowpitch event in Westfield, Indiana, affiliated with both USSSA and GSL.

Circle City Steel Clash VI

Now in its sixth edition, this tournament at Indianapolis Fencing Club focuses on a smooth, enjoyable, and low stress competitive experience for fencers and the local community. The program includes a foam sword format for participants who do not yet have full protective gear, Steel Longsword with Novice and Advanced divisions, and a Steel Rapier event. Volunteer directors can gain real-bout judging experience in a friendly, open environment, and the organizers are open to including directors and side judges from clubs with participation of more than three fencers. Participants can review rules and explanatory videos in advance. Awards include a Best Performance medal selected by the tournament directors, along with 1st, 2nd, and two 3rd place medals for each event.

⚔️ Riftbound – Nexus Night ⚔️

Riftbound players can gather at Next Level Games in Carmel for Nexus Night, a constructed one-on-one event that uses best of three matches with 50 minute rounds. The number of rounds is determined by attendance. Entry is $10. For each entry, three booster packs are added to the prize pool. Every participant receives one pack for playing, and the remaining packs are distributed to the top three finishers at 60 percent for first, 25 percent for second, and 15 percent for third.

Union Arena Standard Tournament

Union Arena Standard is held weekly at Next Level Games, Carmel with a $6 entry fee. The tournament uses Standard format and runs Swiss rounds, with the number of rounds based on attendance. Prize support includes two booster packs added to the prize pool for each entry, at least one booster pack for every participant just for playing, and one Prize Pack for each player. It is a recurring opportunity to learn the game, test decks, and compete in a low cost setting.

Robotics, Virtual Reality (VR), and STEM Adventure for Kids

This free, hands-on robotics, virtual reality, and STEM experience is designed for kids ages 6 and up. Children build a robot in a workshop, try immersive VR, watch live robot demonstrations, and explore interactive Robotics and STEM zones. A dedicated Tinker Zone offers extra time to experiment with tools and projects, with more to discover throughout. The focus is on creativity, exploration, and learning by doing. Space is limited, and registration is requested.

Magic: The Gathering Weekly Draft

Take part in a weekly Magic: The Gathering draft featuring Secrets of Strixhaven at Next Level Games, Carmel. Players draft boosters, build a 40 card deck from their selections, then compete in Swiss rounds, with the number of rounds based on attendance. Entry is $15, and prize support awards one Play Booster pack for each match win.

Elizabeth Lee Duo at Peace Water Winery Fishers

Local father and daughter duo Elizabeth Lee and Bobby perform at Peace Water Winery in Fishers, sharing their harmonies on well known songs from the 1970s through today. Guests can sip wine while listening to a mix that spans multiple decades of music.

Saturday Coffee & Conversation – Rivet Westfield

A weekly open gathering at RIVET Coffee invites locals to slow down over a cup and share conversations that go beyond small talk. There is no agenda and no pressure, just a shared table where people can meet and talk about things that matter. Arrive solo or with a friend, and stay for a few minutes or the full hour.

Rhino Down returns to Grand Junction!

Rhino Down returns for the sixth consecutive year to a brewery in Westfield. Attendees can enjoy the brewery’s beers and try new food options on the outdoor patio.

Live Music

On the eve of the Indy 500, Bier Brewery Carmel features live music with a rock and roll set packed with tunes for a pre-party vibe.

Indiana Wind Symphony

With the nation approaching the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence, the Indiana Wind Symphony presents American Tapestry, an early celebration featuring music by distinguished American band composers. The program invites reflection on the country’s history, honors the contributions of all Americans, and looks ahead to the future we hope to shape for generations to come. Featured soloist Kelleen Strutz performs George Gershwin’s Concerto in F. The concert also recognizes the 2026 recipient of the James Calvert Outstanding Music Educator Award.

ITRA Trail Racing Series

Trail runners across Indiana can take part in a five race series featuring a mix of relays, ultra distances, and classic trail events, organized by the Indiana Trail Running Association. There is no separate series registration, eligibility is tied to active ITRA membership. Participants earn points at each race based on distance and finish placement, and there are extra opportunities to score by volunteering at events, helping with trail maintenance or pacing, and by running other Indiana trail races. Accumulating at least 20 points earns a special series swag item, and the top three men and top three women in the standings receive recognition at the end of the year. The lineup is designed to welcome seasoned ultra runners, casual trail joggers, and everyone in between.

The Noblesville Main Street Farmers Market

Discover and support area food growers, meat producers, artists, small businesses, and food trucks at the Noblesville Main Street Farmers Market at Federal Hill Commons. Stroll the market to connect with vendors and explore a variety of local offerings.

Thrift-a-Thon

Fishers Farmers Market hosts Thrift-A-Thon, a sustainability-focused fashion gathering where local clothing makers and resellers present and sell their pieces while highlighting eco-friendly practices. Visitors can check out hands-on stations for speedy garment repairs, crafting jewelry from reclaimed materials, and refreshing clothing with dye, all aimed at inspiring creative reuse and greener wardrobes.

Glenn Seland @ Carmel’s Farmers’ Market

Glenn Seland performs live at the Carmel Farmers Market in Carmel, Indiana, providing a musical backdrop for shoppers as they browse local goods and enjoy a cup of coffee.

Haunted Underground Railroad Ghost Walk

Discover Westfield’s most haunting legends and folktales on an outdoor ghost walk through the town’s quaint downtown. Hear stories of ghosts tied to the Underground Railroad and the people who helped them escape, alongside accounts of more contemporary gangster lore and mischief from Westfield’s haunted history. Toward the end, the walk includes a visit to the grounds of a historic cemetery to explore its reported hauntings. Reservations are required. No physical tickets are issued, names are added to the list. This is an outdoor experience with the possibility of one indoor stop depending on availability, and it is not a paranormal investigation. After reserving, detailed meeting instructions are sent by email, so make sure you can receive messages from tours@unseenpress.com.

Piazza Geist Market: Memorial Day Market

At the Memorial Day Market at Piazza Geist, shoppers will find premium, restaurant-quality proteins including hand-cut steaks and seafood, along with fresh produce and seasonal goods. The market showcases local baked goods, specialty foods, artisan products, and small-batch gifts, plus fresh flowers and options suitable for Mother’s Day. Samples are available throughout. Whether planning a special meal at home or searching for something unique, visitors can explore thoughtfully crafted items not typically found in regular stores. Preorders are encouraged to secure favorites, and there will also be plenty to shop the day of, all in a relaxed setting.

Merciful Help Center Food Pantry

Merciful HELP Center’s Choice Food Pantry offers curbside grocery assistance for households in Hamilton County and for neighbors living in the 46240 and 46260 ZIP codes. Those seeking help complete a short form and provide identification along with a utility bill, then remain in their vehicles and open the trunk while groceries are loaded. Distributions can include fresh produce, frozen meats, and cleaning supplies. Assistance is available every 14 days with proof of Hamilton County residency, which requires a photo ID plus either a lease or a current electric, gas, water, or cable bill. The pantry emphasizes family health with fruits and vegetables and, when available, up to four meat choices. Options are also gathered to support allergen friendly, low sodium, keto, vegan, and gluten free needs, including items rescued from local stores. In addition to food, a hygiene aisle provides essentials not covered by food stamps such as laundry detergent, shampoo, conditioner, razors, feminine products, bar soap, toothbrushes and toothpaste, deodorant, toilet paper, paper towels, and other cleaning supplies. Families with children may request washers and dryers with paperwork verification, and delivery is provided. Budgeting classes are available to explain the potential savings compared with laundromat use. During pantry check in, let the receptionist know about these needs so a Blue Card can be completed.

Shepherds Gate Food Pantry

Shepherd’s Gate Pantry is a volunteer-led basic needs ministry of St. Maria Goretti Catholic Church, working alongside the parish HELP Committee to serve neighbors with compassion in the spirit of Matthew 25:36. Assistance is available to Hamilton County residents who present proof of residency, and visits are limited to once per month. When supplies allow, the pantry offers select baby items, including clothing up to size 2T, formula and baby food, high chairs, and strollers. Cribs and mattresses are provided through referrals from partner agencies such as Good Samaritan, Birthright, Healthy Families, and County Trustees, making this one of the few local resources that can supply these specific essentials.

Scholastic Chess Tournament K -12

Kid City USA Westfield hosts a scholastic chess tournament for students in kindergarten through 12th grade, welcoming both beginners and experienced players. The competition includes rated and unrated sections, and trophies will be awarded. Entry is $20, and participation is limited to 60 players. The tournament is conducted by Nikhil Murugan. Registration is available by scanning the QR code on the event flyer or through the US Chess registration page.

Chasing Katie @ Joe's Grille Westfield

Back again in May, this get-together features friendly company, good food, and music for a fun time.

Solara Market May 23rd

Come to the Solara Market for a day of shopping, good vibes, and great finds. There will be a curated line up of vendors for shopping, including a charm bar, permanent jewelry, and a flower bar. Support local small businesses while enjoying the fun in downtown Noblesville.

The Dirty Vandals

The Dirty Vandals will be performing. Stop by to enjoy the music.

Peanut Butter & Jam: Todd Williams Trio - All Aboard the Short Track Shuffle

At the Allied Solutions Center for the Performing Arts, a Peanut Butter & Jam session invites children ages 1 to 7 to explore the arts through an easygoing, interactive concert experience. The Todd Williams Trio sets off on a train-themed journey into the sounds of jazz, spotlighting the rhythms that make swing move and giving young listeners chances to bop along from beginning to end. The format is informal and created with early learners in mind. Tickets are $10 per child, and each order includes two complimentary adult admissions that work well for parents or grandparents. For more than two adult tickets on a single order, contact the Fifth Third Bank Box Office at 317.843.3800. Dr. Todd Williams is noted for saxophone and clarinet performances with the Wynton Marsalis Quintet and Septet as well as the Lincoln Center Jazz Orchestra. His roles have included Assistant Professor at Queens College and Music Director of Times Square Church. He currently serves as an Assistant Professor of Music Education at Indiana Wesleyan University.

Sound Bath Experience

This experience centers on the idea that the body can restore balance and well-being when the right conditions are present. Settle into a soothing sound immersion with crystal quartz healing bowls and chimes, weaving together meditation, vibrational practices, and mindfulness to support relaxation and a sense of inner harmony. Participants are provided with a zero-gravity recliner, a weighted mask for the eyes, and a blanket. Plan to bring an open heart and mind. Space is limited. The fee is $35.

HEMA: Beginning Longsword Class

Begin your journey into Historical European Martial Arts with a six-week beginner longsword class. This introductory program covers the fundamentals of longsword fighting and welcomes participants ages 12 and up. The fee for the full six weeks is $150. Please bring heavy gloves, such as lacrosse or HEMA gloves, and all other equipment will be provided.

500 Festival Parade

The Marching Millers will take the spotlight at the 500 Festival Parade in downtown Indianapolis, performing for a large crowd and representing Noblesville amid the excitement of race weekend. This high-profile appearance highlights the band’s signature spirit, powerful sound, and enduring tradition.

Britney Spears Pop Up

A Y2K-themed pop-up devoted entirely to Britney Spears, featuring dancing, a chance to perform the iconic Oops... I Did It Again choreography, and a collaborative throwback music video moment. Created with Gen X and Millennial fans in mind, it is a nostalgic celebration of early 2000s pop. Attendees can channel full pop-star energy and lean into the look with flared pants and crop tops while reliving teenage Britney dreams.

Annie auditions

Stone Soup Children’s Musical Theatre is holding auditions for Annie at The Dancin' Place Home of the White River Ballet Company. This production shares a timeless tale of optimism, courage, and perseverance, set in 1930s New York City with lively characters and memorable songs. Rehearsals will follow the auditions, and participants must be present for technical rehearsals and all scheduled performances.

Strawberry Music Festival

Celebrate strawberries and live music at Spencer Farm Winery with a free, family friendly festival featuring performances by Spenser Johns, Brad and Nat, Helpling Trio, and My Yellow Rickshaw. Enjoy a variety of eats from The Overgrown Pasture Food Truck, Lilmar Sinugba Food Truck, and Schooley's Hots & Brats, along with sweet treats from Mr. Bon Bon and strawberry shortcakes from Spencer Farm. Explore extras like henna tattoos, permanent jewelry by Golden Era, face painting, and a visit from Fall Creek Lavender Farm. Sip wine slushies and beer provided by Bier Brewery. Sponsored by Coutz & Co. Real Estate.

Alysa and more

Alysa Bradshaw performs live at Wolfies Grill - Geist in Indianapolis. Tickets are available for this show.

Aries Spears

Aries Spears, known from MADtv, brings a high-energy night of stand-up to Helium Comedy Club. Celebrated for uncanny impressions and a distinctive point of view, he tackles everything from sports to current events with sharp timing and quick-fire wit.

Alexander Camp

Alexander Camp performs at The Courthouse Club with a set shaped by his early years writing songs and playing small clubs and college parties, a period that forged an energetic and versatile stage presence. The show draws on his touring experiences and channels that road tested spark into a lively performance.

Romeo and Juliet

Indiana Ballet Conservatory brings its take on Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet back to the Tarkington, shaped by the vision of the company’s founder and artistic director, Alyona Yakovleva. This radiant staging invites audiences to experience the timeless love story through the beauty of ballet.

Blair Socci

Blair Socci brings her stand-up to Helium Comedy Club. A comedian from Los Angeles, she has appeared on The Late Late Show with James Corden and on networks including MTV, Comedy Central, NBC, TruTV, E!, and Adult Swim.

American Tapestry

Attend a performance by the Indiana Wind Symphony. The concert will be held at The Payne & Mencias Palladium At Allied Solutions Center For The Performing Arts.

Noblesville Farmer's Market — noblesville main street

Federal Hill Commons in Noblesville hosts the 2026 Noblesville Farmer’s Market. Visitors can review the market’s policies and explore the available information provided by the organizers to prepare for their visit.

Fishers Farmers Market

The City of Fishers is updating its email system, moving addresses from @fishers.in.us to @fishersin.gov in the months ahead. During this period, messages may come from either domain and both should be treated as legitimate.

Spring Migration Bird Hikes

Guided hikes focus on spotting spring migrants as they return, led by experienced birder Keith Starling. Many of these birds are in the area only for a short time, providing a brief window to see them during their seasonal movement.

Rookery Preserve Programs

A naturalist will lead a visit to the Great Blue Heron Rookery in Hamilton County. The group will gather and remain at the Stoops Observation Deck to go over information about the park. Most of the time will be spent watching from this observation point.

Alan Kaye and more

Enjoy an evening where live music meets comedy. Alan Kaye & Tricycle will deliver a show that mixes concert vibes with stand-up, promising an unpredictable experience. The event features a combination of music and spontaneous comedy.

Moonshot Games TCG League Challenge \u002D May

This TCG League Challenge associated with Moonshot Games features Standard category play for trading card game competitors. The event is identified by Tournament ID 26-05-002055.

Peaceful Adult Coloring

Settle in for peaceful coffee and a relaxed coloring session. Food and drinks can be purchased from the menu. Take a moment to unwind and color at your own pace. The photo shown is from a previous event.

Dragon Ball Super Card Game Fusion World – Store Tournament

Players gather for a weekly Dragon Ball Super Card Game Fusion World store tournament at Next Level Games in Carmel. The event uses a constructed format with Swiss pairings and best-of-three matches, with the number of rounds determined by attendance. Entry is $10. All entry fees are returned as store credit to the top three finishers, with first place earning 60 percent, second 25 percent, and third 15 percent. New and experienced players alike can bring a deck and compete. Preregistration is available.

One Piece Weekly Tournament

Compete in a weekly One Piece Card Game tournament at Next Level Games Carmel. Matches follow the Standard format with Swiss pairings and best-of-one rounds. Entry is $10, and three packs per player go into a shared prize pool that is split among the Top 3 finishers at 60% for first, 25% for second, and 15% for third. If product is unavailable, prizes are paid out as store credit equal to 100% of entry fees using the same Top 3 breakdown.

🦋✨ Monarch Vase Night: A Slow Sunday Workshop ✨🦋

Unwind with a calm, hands-on workshop that turns a blank, flowing-form ceramic vase into a monarch-inspired centerpiece. Clear, step-by-step instruction keeps things simple and low pressure, so the process feels approachable even for beginners. Learn to layer vibrant orange, deep black patterning, and small white highlights, or choose any color palette that suits your style. The mood is relaxed and welcoming, making it a peaceful creative break on your own or in good company. Each participant works with a handmade stoneware vase, approximately 6 to 7 inches tall, and natural variations in shape mean every piece is one of a kind. All materials are included. The session lasts about two hours and the cost is $38 per person. Open to all ages, with an adult needed to assist anyone under 13. Finished vases will be available for pickup in one week.

Little Critter Bowls (Clay Class)

Create a cheerful animal bowl in a guided clay class led by Debby. Work from a pre-thrown 4-by-4 inch base and transform it by carving, adding features, and building textures and silly details inspired by favorite derpy critters. No wheel experience is required, and the session is designed for beginners while still offering room to explore personal ideas. All ages are welcome, and participants under 13 may need adult assistance. Each bowl will be finished and fired, then available for pickup after glazing. It is a two-visit experience, with pieces ready to paint in two weeks. Seating is limited. Cost is $42 per person. Tickets are non-refundable and non-transferable.

Human Library

At Conner Prairie, the Human Library invites visitors to “check out” a Human Book for a 30 minute conversation focused on lived experiences and how people navigate stereotyping, bias, and prejudice. Select a title from the board, ask questions, and have a dialogue with someone you might not ordinarily meet. The bookshelf changes frequently with new titles added, so each visit can offer fresh perspectives. Conversations run about 30 minutes, and it is possible to meet with more than one Book. Participation is free and centers on unjudging, learning from others, and discovering new insights about yourself.

Aries Spears

See Aries Spears perform live. This event is taking place at a comedy club.

Blair Socci

See Blair Socci perform live.

Morgan Taylor

Live music fills Urban Vines Winery & Brewery in a laid back setting, with opportunities to eat and sip while the music plays.

Murph challenge

This event features the Murph workout at Precision Fieldhouse at Finch Creek. Participants complete a mile run, 100 pull ups, 200 push ups, 300 air squats, then finish with another mile as a tribute to those who gave their lives in service. All ages and fitness levels are welcome, and teams or training partners can participate together. Bring energy and respect for the purpose behind the challenge.

Memorial Day Ceremony

The City of Fishers and the Fishers Armed Services Commission invite you to honor the service men and women who have made the ultimate sacrifice for our freedom at a special, annual event.

Lincoln on Memorial Day

You can hear Abraham Lincoln deliver the Gettysburg Address on Memorial Day. This family-friendly event commemorates fallen veterans. You can interact with President Lincoln following the ceremony. Kevin Yaney will discuss the importance of Memorial Day, along with local residents who defended the country. Local veterans will serve as an honor guard and salute fallen heroes.

Post Everlasting Ceremony

The Post Everlasting Ceremony marks Memorial Day with an annual observance dedicated to honoring members who have passed during the past year. Considered one of the most important events each year, it provides a meaningful opportunity for remembrance and reflection.

Pooches on the Patio

Pooches on the Patio takes place at Rosie's Place - Noblesville in Indianapolis. The event listing includes ticket information, photos, video, and reviews so you can find all the key details in one place.

Luminaries: Its All About the Groove!

Experience a drum circle that highlights rhythm as a pathway to connection, self-expression, and well-being at the Allied Solutions Center for the Performing Arts. Led by music educator Lisa Colleen, this session is designed for every age and ability level, and no prior experience is required. Participants will explore foundational rhythms that fit naturally within a circle setting while discovering how drumming can motivate, calm, teach, energize, and bring people together. Lisa Colleen is an educator, artist-in-residence presenter, drum circle facilitator, ICA-certified life coach, and personal growth workshop facilitator. For more than 15 years, she has delivered rhythm and wellness programs in schools, senior living and special needs communities, and other support settings. She leads LC Rhythm Events, a consultancy that blends rhythm, movement, and neuroscience to support regulation, health, and perspective shifts, and she serves as Director of Program Development at Bongo Boy Music School in Indianapolis. After completing a graduate certificate in Applied Educational Neuroscience at Butler University in 2021, she expanded her work to life-enrichment consulting for senior communities and professional development for preschool and elementary educators.

Y12SR Yoga

Presented by Hamilton County Parks and Recreation, Y12SR Yoga blends a 12-step based discussion with a yoga practice. It is open to all who are dealing with their own addictive... The program takes place at Osprey Pointe Pavilion.

H7 Westfield

H7 Westfield meets weekly at Lincoln Square Pancake House for a networking gathering that welcomes local B2B and B2C professionals. The format follows a clear structure that distinguishes it from many networking organizations, associations, and chambers.

Midwest Originals

Live music returns to FoxGardin Family Kitchen with a performance by Midwest Originals. To secure a table, call 317.336.2036 or make a reservation through OpenTable.

Hoosier Burn Camp Ride 2026

This ride brings the community together to support the kids of Hoosier Burn Camp as riding season gets underway. Riders are encouraged to get their bikes ready with spring maintenance, and registration will open soon. Organizers are reconnecting with longtime sponsors while inviting new supporters to participate. Sponsorship options include Black Helmet at $100 with a business name printed on event shirts and one t-shirt, Red Helmet at $500 with a business name and logo on shirts plus a t-shirt, and White Helmet at $1,000 with a business name and a larger logo on shirts plus a t-shirt. Regulars and first-time participants alike are part of the tradition that powers this cause.

Movies in the Plaza: Lilo & Stitch (2025)

Movies in the Plaza presents an outdoor screening of Lilo & Stitch (2025) at Grand Junction Plaza as part of a free, family friendly summer series showcasing favorites for all ages. The season lineup also includes Ghostbusters (1984), Kicking & Screaming, Brave, and Star Wars The Last Jedi. Bring lawn chairs and blankets for relaxed seating on the green, available first come, first served. Local vendors will be on site with dinner options, snacks, and drinks for purchase, and there is time to explore the plaza and connect with neighbors before the movie begins.

Versiti Blood Drive on May 27

Support patients in need by donating at a blood drive hosted at the clinic in collaboration with Versiti Blood Center of Indiana. Donations can help save lives and strengthen the local community. Registration to give blood is available.

Fishers Community Center’s Couch to 5K Clinic

Join the Couch to 5K Program to gain the assurance, stamina, and power necessary to commence running. This clinic offers a great chance to prepare for the Spark!Fishers 5K or begin training for your Geist 5K.

Dinner Workshop in Fishers, Indiana

Attend a dinner seminar to discover ways to manage your retirement plan. Youll explore common challenges faced by retirees and learn strategies to safeguard your assets. Dinner and drinks are included. This event is for individuals age 55+ with $500,000 or more in investible assets who are looking to retire within the next 5 years. The seminar will cover taxes, market risk, fees, and long-term care.

Carmel Gazebo Summer Concert Series 2026

No-cost summer concerts at the Gazebo in Carmel Civic Square showcase a variety of family-friendly performers with music spanning pop, rock, jazz, and country as part of the Carmel Gazebo Summer Concert Series 2026.

Trivia Night

Enjoy an evening of trivia at Chapter Book Lounge.

MSP’s Spring Musical: THE SECRET GARDEN

MSP’s spring musical is The Secret Garden at Basile Westfield Playhouse in Westfield, IN. Following the death of her parents, Mary Lennox goes to live with her withdrawn uncle in a somber manor on the Yorkshire moors. There she stumbles upon a long-abandoned garden and commits herself to reviving it.

Poetry Workshop with Michelle Banks

Students can explore their notions of home in an interactive workshop. Participants will use the five senses to write a poem. No previous poetry experience is needed. Michelle A. Banks, a cultural worker and transdisciplinary scholar, will lead the workshop, which is a companion to the Making History, Making Change Lecture Series. This event is part of Homeschool Day programming.

Little Gardeners Natural Decorations

Add a personal touch to the garden with a hands-on craft session where participants create mobiles and chimes for outdoor display. Taking place at Westfield Washington Township, this activity offers a relaxed setting to design and assemble pieces that can be hung among the plants.

Upcycled Fashion with Youth

At Westfield Washington Township, a youth-focused creative session centers on transforming thrifted finds into a fresh garment. Participants may bring their own clothing items and a sewing machine, or use the materials and machines that will be provided.

Westfield Farmers Market | Week 4

Week 4 of the Westfield Farmers Market is held at Grand Junction Plaza and showcases vendors with fresh locally grown produce, chicken and pork raised locally, eggs from local farms, homemade jams, honey, homemade baked items, treats for dogs, and more. Food trucks are part of every market, providing additional dining choices as you explore the stalls.

Traci and Jimmy - King Jugg Brewing Co.

Traci and Jimmy perform an acoustic set at King Jugg Brewing Company featuring songs from the 70s, 80s, and 90s.

Networking Thursdays

Connect with professionals from across the Indianapolis area at a Networking Thursdays gathering presented with the Indianapolis Chapter of the National Black MBA Association, Inc. and Merchants Bank. Build relationships in a relaxed setting and enjoy complimentary refreshments. This event is open to all. RSVP using the QR code provided.

🎉 FREE DAY OF PLAY – SENSORY FRIENDLY FUN

A free sensory-friendly day of play at We Rock The Spectrum - Carmel welcomes children of all abilities. The space offers open play in a sensory-focused gym, a calm and inclusive atmosphere, and time for kids to explore and move as they wish. Succeed ABA Therapy's State Director will be available to answer parent questions, and there will be opportunities to connect with other local families.

Westfield High School College Admission Boot Camp

INvestEd visits Westfield High School for a practical session on paying for college, centered on the Free Application for Federal Student Aid. The discussion covers why the FAFSA matters, strategies for finding and applying for scholarships, and guidance on selecting funding options. INvestEd will also provide help with creating FSA IDs, a key step before filing the FAFSA. Students should bring their Social Security numbers, phone numbers, and email addresses to complete account setup.

Guided Nature Walks: Black Birders Week

Enjoy a mid-morning stroll to find birds and celebrate Black Birders Week, a national program dedicated to uplifting Black nature enthusiasts and highlighting their visibility in nature. This inclusive event welcomes those who identify as Black, allies, and anyone interested in an outdoor experience. Beginning birders are welcome to join Outdoor Afro leader Nicole ONeal, who will lead the walk. The walk is an out-and-back stroll that will cover between 0.75 and 1 miles. The route includes a paved hill, a paved trail, and a crushed-gravel trail. Benches are available along the way. Participants can continue along the trail on their own or return with the guide. This is a rain or shine program, so dress accordingly and bring comfort items as needed. Restrooms are available.

Holistic Connection Lunch Carmel

At Sunrise Cafe, holistic practitioners, artisans, and other professionals from a variety of modalities gather for purposeful connection and support. Jennifer Seffrin, founder of Indy Holistic Hub, facilitates conversations that encourage a sense of community, spark practical business ideas, and reveal natural opportunities to collaborate. Attendees can trade resources, including tools, processes, and how-to tips that help develop and grow a business, and they are welcome to ask for the specific guidance they need. There is time for introductions so everyone can share who they are while circulating brochures and business cards. Bring business cards and an open mindset to cultivate connections and clients that are a strong match.

Urban Vines Winery and Brewery

Urban Vines Winery & Brewery hosts "The Sax Guy".

Summertime Sips

Enjoy a tasting of various wines perfect for any summer occasion. Whether youre planning a backyard BBQ or a patio happy hour, or simply looking for something easy to sip, this class will guide you through a diverse selection.

H7 Noblesville

H7 Noblesville offers a weekly networking meeting for local business professionals in both B2B and B2C fields. It features a clear, structured format that distinguishes it from typical networking groups, associations, and chambers. The gathering is held at Perkins American Food Co.

Weekly Storytime - "Good Night Indiana"

Popcorn & Punchlines - FREE Comedy Event

A free, family-friendly comedy night featuring nine comedians, created to spark laughter that lasts long after the show. The evening welcomes families, friends, and even those who do not always see eye to eye to share a lighthearted experience and strengthen connections through humor. Popcorn and Punchlines is part of For Our Neighbor, a strategic effort by CrossRoads Church at Westfield to help local neighbors meet, get to know one another, enjoy time together, and serve their community, with a focus on what people share rather than what divides them.

🎉🔥 'PLEASE TAKE THIS' CLEARANCE EVENT! 🔥🎉 -Indianapolis

Discover a limited-time clearance event offering deep discounts on select items direct from the manufacturer. Enjoy up to 70 percent off clearance products, plus an extra 15 percent off standard retail pricing when you purchase directly. Savings span pavers, retaining wall products, grills, fireplaces, brick and stone, and wood stoves, making it a practical opportunity for backyard upgrades, outdoor kitchens, patio projects, or a fireplace refresh. Inventory is limited, so these deals are available only while supplies last.

BB: Indianapolis Music Industry Discussion at Mocha House Coffee in Fishers

Balanced Breakfast hosts an Indianapolis gathering at Mocha House Coffee in Fishers for an easygoing conversation about the music business and the local scenes. The meetup welcomes musicians, industry professionals, and enthusiasts who want to build connections and share what is happening around town. Guided by hosts Phil Larson and Sarah Scharbrough McLaughlin, the focus is on community, networking, and open discussion. Balanced Breakfast began in San Francisco in 2013 and now brings people together in multiple cities; beyond meetups, the group also connects communities through concerts, festivals, and summits, and provides digital marketing services. All are welcome, including newcomers and friends.

BONITA @ Britton Tavern

Get ready to rock with BONITA at Britton Tavern.

Plato's Closet Fishers: Clearance Blowout!

Plato’s Closet Fishers is rolling out its largest seasonal sale, featuring hundreds of clearance pieces. Savings are tiered across three consecutive days... all clearance is 70 percent off on the first day, 60 percent off on the second, and 50 percent off on the final day. Markdowns apply to clearance merchandise and the discount level changes each day.

Metro Indy Skating Challenge

Figure skaters gather for the fifth Metro Indy Skating Challenge at Carmel Ice Skadium. This competition is designated as both an Excel Qualifier and a National Showcase Qualifier, creating a chance to debut new programs ahead of the upcoming NQS season. Entry is open via EMS. The event is hosted by the Ice Skating Club of Indianapolis and the Winter Club of Indianapolis.

“Behold the Land”: Black Ecopoetic Traditions Keynote with Michelle Banks

Michelle Banks will explore Black artists and writers at the intersection of ancestral and environmental memory. The program draws from images and words by Dawoud Bey, Lucille Clifton, J. Drew Lanham, Lauret Savoy, and others, whose work reflects the significance of nature to the lived experience of Black communities in the United States. Dr. Banks is a cultural worker and transdisciplinary scholar, and a curator with the Smithsonian Center for Folklife and Cultural Heritage. This program is part of the Making History, Making Change Lecture Series, and this free evening event will include an evening stroll after the presentation. Pre-registration is requested.

PopCorn and Punchlines Free Community Comedy Event

Popcorn and Punchlines returns to Westfield with a free comedy showcase at IMMI. Nine nationally recognized comedians from six different states take the stage together in one show.

Conner Loveless @ The Urban Apple

Conner Loveless performs live at Urban Apples Cidery in Westfield. This concert presents the artist on stage at the cidery.

Jams at the Junction: Dave & Rae

Jams at the Junction brings free outdoor concerts to Grand Junction Plaza in the heart of downtown Westfield. This performance features Dave & Rae for a summer evening of live music in the open air.

Alexander Camp

Alexander Camp appears at The Courthouse Club with a performance shaped by his start as a professional songwriter in small clubs and at college parties, highlighting an energetic and versatile style. The show also draws on experiences from touring, offering a lively snapshot of his journey on stage.

2026 Start Summer Now! USSP + All ages @ IPC North

Kick off summer at IPC North in Fishers, Indiana with a USSP pickleball tournament open to all ages. Competitors will take to the courts for spirited match play and a season-starting celebration of the sport.

Freedom Classic (baseball)

This is a baseball tournament.

EidFest

EidFest honors community, culture, and connection in a family friendly setting that brings the sights, sounds, and flavors of Eid to life. The celebration features food trucks, live cultural performances, intricate henna art, and vendors offering unique clothing. Whether attendees observe the holiday or are curious to learn more, there is something for everyone in this joyful gathering.

Phelan Fast 5k (1 Miles)

The Phelan Fast 5K and 1 Mile Fun Run/Walk takes place at Conner Prairie. Runners and walkers can choose between a 5K and a one mile course. It is a chance to challenge yourself.

Circle City Showcase

The Circle City Showcase takes place in Westfield, Indiana.

Bruce Barker

Get ready for a night featuring Bruce Barker performing live. This is an in-person event where you can hang out, enjoy the show, and soak up the atmosphere. The show is for those 21 and over and is scheduled to be an outdoor show, so bringing a camp chair is suggested.

Fishers Farmers Market

The City of Fishers is moving its email addresses from the @fishers.in.us domain to @fishersin.gov over the coming months. During this transition, messages may arrive from either domain.

Wolfie's Grill Noblesville

90 Proof, a modern country band from Indianapolis, performs by the water at Wolfies Grill - Noblesville. The group plays bars and nightclubs and also appears at festivals, fairs, and private events.

Community Fest

Enjoy a free community festival featuring live music, local businesses, food vendors, family games, kids activities, and interactive experiences for all ages. Celebrate local culture and community connection. Vendor space is available, including Main Street Store Fronts, Restaurant Row, Artists’ Alley, Kids’ Corner, Senior Health and Wellness Village, Community Treasures Silent Auction, Hendricks County Help Wanted, and Home Town Sounds.

Hand Cut Dovetails

Learn about the hallmark of early American furniture. Discover how form meets function in this woodworking process, which was originally a utilitarian method for joining boards together, but later hidden in finer works. In this two-day course, learn how to assemble dovetail joints using a saw, chisel, and plane, while gaining confidence with hand tools. By the end, create a hand-crafted candle box with a sliding lid, a classic household item found in early American homes. This workshop is an introduction to precision joinery and the timeless art of woodworking, tools and materials are included. This event is for ages 13+, and anyone under 16 must be accompanied by an adult.

IFC 2026 Summer Classic

Welcome to Summer Party!

Kick off summer with music at the Welcome Summer Party for those 21 and over. Celebrate the end of the school year and the beginning of sunny days with an evening of music, food, and company. There are two ticket options available. The VIP couples ticket provides early access, parking, drink tickets, smores, and a buffet. The general admission ticket includes your first drink. Pizza and charcuterie will be available for purchase, and drinks will be served. Fire pits will be lit. Lawn chairs and blankets are encouraged.

Bob Smiley: Mixed Nuts

An evening of clean comedy featuring four comedians, each bringing a distinct style to the stage. Bob Smiley contributes over 27 years of experience, with performances in theaters, churches, and festivals across the country.

Fitness in the Park - Beginner Yoga

Enjoy a beginner friendly yoga class led by Blossom Yoga and Pilates at Grand Junction Plaza. The Westfield Parks and Recreation Department is organizing a summer Fitness in the Park series that takes place outdoors and welcomes all ages and skill levels. Each class in the series costs $8, and additional sessions feature Intro to Salsa Dancing with Hamilton County Latin Dance and a Pure Barre workout with Pure Barre.

Kids Summer Series: Ruditoonz

Grand Junction Plaza hosts a summer series designed for kids, offering fun, performances, and activities throughout the season. This event features Ruditoonz on stage. Each week brings either balloon twisters or airbrush tattoo artists, alternating from one event to the next. Kona Ice will be at every date to provide a cool treat. The series also welcomes acts including Mr. Dan the Music Man, Jump and Hop!, Hedgehog Hannah, Bongo Boy, and Magic Man Rusty.

Entomology STEM Camp

This three-day STEM camp explores rock types and their formation, the influence of glaciation in the state, the forces of erosion, and approaches to conserving the planet’s resources. Each day includes outdoor activities and hiking, so wear suitable clothing and footwear for time outside. For questions, contact Beth at creative.energy.arts@gmail.com.

Astronomy STEM Camp

This astronomy-focused STEM camp builds knowledge about our place in the universe while exploring other aspects of space and how we connect with them. Each day presents a new focus, with lessons supported by hands-on activities, visual materials, and craft projects. Questions can be sent to creative.energy.arts@gmail.com.

Owl Pellet Dissection

Explore the world of barn owls with a hands-on pellet dissection at the Cafe Pavilion in Grand Junction Plaza. Participants examine real pellets to learn what local barn owls have been eating, with a pellet, gloves, and all necessary tools provided. Designed for children ages 5 and older, this summer program takes place on certain Wednesdays. The cost is $8 per participant.

Westfield Farmers Market | Week 5

The Week 5 edition of the Westfield Farmers Market brings a variety of local offerings to Grand Junction Plaza. Explore fresh produce, locally raised chicken and pork, farm eggs, jams, honey, and an assortment of baked goods along with treats for dogs. Food trucks are on site at every market, providing ready-to-enjoy meals alongside take-home favorites.

2026 Hummingbird Planter Workshop #2

At Wasson in Fishers, this hands-on, informative workshop guides participants in creating a planter designed to attract hummingbirds. Plant a 12 inch container with bright annuals favored by these tiny visitors, then add a small feeder to encourage repeat visits throughout the season. The session covers hummingbird habits, which flowers draw them and why, proper feeder maintenance, and how to incorporate perennials for lasting interest. Participants leave with a completed planter and practical know-how to cultivate a welcoming hummingbird haven at home.

Putts For Paws ⛳️🏌️‍♂️🐾 Golf Outing Benefitting IndyHumane!

The sixth annual Putts For Paws golf outing brings together animal-loving professionals from the Indianapolis area for a full day on the course in support of IndyHumane. Hosted at Wood Wind Golf Course, it blends networking and friendly competition to help animals in need across Central Indiana. Attendees can look forward to food and drinks, interactive activity holes, a relaxed atmosphere, and lighthearted contests that keep the experience fun and memorable. Participation options include event sponsorships, hole or activity hole sponsorships that offer direct contact with golfers, and registering a foursome to enjoy a complete round while giving back. Whether the focus is golfing, making connections, or backing the cause, this outing pairs sport and community for a meaningful day.

uPaint a Story - June

Celebrate Father's Day with a creative painting class for preschoolers and toddlers. Children will hear a story, paint 'Best Dad Ever' mugs, and enjoy a snack. The class encourages creativity, listening, and fine motor skills, offering a chance to make a handmade gift and spend quality time together. Registration is available online, and walk-ins are welcome while supplies last. Cost is $18 per painter.

Pride Night Pop Up!

A Pride month pop-up at Dance Fam features a high-energy, all-levels jazz funk class led by Brandon. Participants will learn a bold, joyful jazz combo, and both beginners and experienced dancers are welcome. Colorful rainbow attire is encouraged, and the experience embraces all identities, bodies, and experience levels. Expect to pick up fresh choreography and head out with new moves and a lead-role boost of confidence.

Gaither Vocal Band Tickets

Gaither Vocal Band takes the stage for a live gospel concert showcasing its celebrated harmonies, faith filled selections, and beloved favorites for an uplifting evening of music. Use code TAKE5 for 5% off $199+ or TAKE10 for 10% off $349+.

Mike Neglia & the Nobles @ Grand Junction Brewing

Mike Neglia & the Nobles are appearing at Grand Junction Brewing.

Cool Creek Concert Series

Set amid the scenery of Cool Creek Park, this summer concert series offers an easygoing night out with live music spanning several genres. Spread a blanket on the lawn, bring your own snacks and drinks, or visit the food trucks and beverage vendors on site. Families will find activities for kids, and the relaxed setting makes it a comfortable place to enjoy an evening with friends. The season showcases performances by The Woomblies Rock Orchestra, Disco-Licious, Mellencougar for an America 250 celebration, Cornfield Mafia, and Midtown Madmen. General Admission tickets are valid for any single concert in the 2026 season. Each ticket admits one person to one show and is nonrefundable, and if a concert is canceled it may be used at a different concert later in the year. Adult admission is $5, while tickets for children 12 and under are free. Everyone needs a ticket, and child tickets must be added to the purchaser’s account and assigned in the shopping cart. A buy five, get one free offer is available by placing six tickets in the cart to receive the discount. Presented with support from Hamilton County Tourism and Grand Appliance.

COMEDY AT THE CAT

Comedy returns to the intimate Cat Theatre in Carmel for an evening packed with laughs. Early bird tickets are available. Special guests will be announced.

🐝🌿 Buzz on the Square: A Celebration of Bees, Honey & Herbs 🌿🐝

A new two-day outdoor festival celebrates pollinators, plants, local makers, and community. Presented by the Hamilton County Historical Society, it is family friendly, free, and open to all. Expect 36 curated vendors offering local honey, herbal products, native plants, handmade crafts, and goods inspired by pollinators. Educational demonstrations cover beekeeping, gardening, and sustainable practices. Children can take part in hands-on activities and craft projects focused on pollinators. Acoustic performances run throughout the day. Exhibits connect local history with environmental stewardship and a sustainable future, and merchants in the area will feature themed drinks, products, and specials. The festival takes place rain or shine, and leashed pets are welcome.

IDES 8th Annual Golf Outing

An annual golf outing at Pebble Brook Golf Club supports a clean water project for a village in Afghanistan. Registration includes a round of golf, with breakfast and lunch provided. Participants can look forward to chances to win prizes and plenty of camaraderie with fellow golfers. Sign up details and additional information will be shared soon.

URBAN APPLES CIDERY

It is a first-time visit to Urban Apples Cidery, highlighting the atmosphere along with food, drinks and music.

Hardy at Noblesville, IN

HARDY brings the Country! Country! Tour to Ruoff Music Center in Noblesville, IN.

Tulsa Oilers at Fishers Freight

Fishers Freight hosts its sixth home game of the season, facing the Tulsa Oilers at Fishers Event Center.

Live @ Bier Brewery

A live show at Bier Brewery celebrates the beginning of summer and highlights the outdoor area at Bier Brewery Noblesville.

Sabotaged at Union Brewing Company!

Sabotaged makes its debut at Union Brewing Company with an acoustic mix of rock and pop. Expect lively tunes that inspire dancing and singalongs, with brews on hand to enjoy throughout the show.

Hardy

Hardy takes the stage at Ruoff Music Center for a live entertainment experience, ideal for a night out with friends or a long-awaited moment. Ticket information is provided through FindTick.

COMEDY AT THE CAT THEATRE IN CARMEL

Comedy returns to the intimate Cat Theatre in Carmel for an evening full of laughs. Early bird tickets are available, and special guests will be announced. It is well suited for coworkers, friends, and families, with restaurants and bars nearby to round out the night.

Fishing with Friends

Spend a relaxed morning at the newly renovated Simon Moon Park during a community fishing event hosted by the Parks and Recreation department. This catch and release program welcomes all ages and skill levels, and it coincides with the Indiana Department of Natural Resources Free Fishing Days, so no fishing license is required. Bring friends and family to enjoy time by the water. Participants may bring their own poles and accessories. A limited supply of poles, bait, and other essentials will be available to borrow while supplies last. Beginners can practice at a casting station before heading to the ponds. For comfort and safety, consider bringing water, a hat, and sunscreen. There is no cost to attend, and advance registration is requested.

Purses with Purpose 2026

Now in its eighth year, Purses with Purpose 2026 takes place at Embassy Suites by Hilton Hotel and Conference Center Noblesville and raises funds for The Little Red Door Cancer Agency of Central Indiana. Support is generated through tickets, tables, and sponsorships, with proceeds directed to the agency’s work in the community.

HARDY: Country! Country! Tour

A stop on the Country! Country! Tour featuring HARDY is set for Ruoff Music Center in Noblesville, Indiana.

AME debuts at Spencer Farms!

AME makes its first appearance at Spencer Farm Winery during Sunday Funday. This debut introduces AME to the winery for the first time and adds a fresh note to the celebration.

Kart Racers Summer Camp

Rev up creativity at a drop-off camp where kids paint a pottery race car inspired by favorite Mario Kart characters such as Mario, Peach, Toad, Bowser, or Yoshi. Projects are planned for children ages 5 and up. Multi-day pricing is available, with options for one day at $32, three days at $90, or five days at $145. This camp takes place at UPaint Pottery Studio in Westfield.

Fitness in the Park - Beginner Salsa Dancing

Take part in a beginner salsa dancing class as part of the Fitness in the Park series presented by Westfield Parks and Recreation. Hamilton County Latin Dance leads an introductory session suitable for all ages and ability levels. The class is held outdoors at Grand Junction Plaza. Each program in this series costs $8.

Hopps and Hues Summer Camp

Celebrate a love of Zootopia with a creative painting session at UPaint Pottery Studio in Hamilton Town Center. Young artists ages 5 and up select two favorites from Judy, Nick and Gary, then bring those characters to life on pottery with bold colors and personal flair. Each participant completes two pottery pieces, enjoys time creating alongside peers, and is provided a snack. This is a drop-off camp designed for kids. Tiered pricing is available, with a single day at $32, three days for $90, and five days for $145. Online registration, schedules, and project images are available.

Traci and Jimmy - Fork + Ale House (Carmel)

An acoustic performance spanning the 1970s, 1980s, and 1990s, taking listeners on a musical journey across three decades.

Wiffle Ball in the Plaza

Westfield Parks & Recreation presents a returning summer series of free wiffle ball sessions at Grand Junction Plaza. All ages and abilities are welcome. Each session features stretching, an introduction to basic skills and the rules, followed by a friendly game on the lawn. There is no cost to participate, it is open to everyone, and reserving a spot ahead of time is requested. Multiple dates are planned throughout the summer at Grand Junction Plaza.

Elizabeth Lee at Westfield Farmer's Market

Browse seasonal produce, cut flowers, pet treats, and baked goods while enjoying live music at Westfield Farmer's Market. A local father and daughter led band performs favorites spanning the 1970s to today.

WellPets Clinic - FISHERS

This affordable veterinary clinic provides care at budget friendly prices.

Water Activity Day

Families can cool off together with sprinklers, splash pads, and hands-on water-sensory tables. This free event is designed for children ages 0 to 8 and offers a safe, welcoming way to enjoy summertime play. Dress children in swimsuits and bring water shoes for comfortable, easy fun. Registration is requested in advance to help with planning.

Happy Tails Summer Camp

At UPaint Pottery Studio (Hamilton Town Center), young artists can celebrate their pets with a creative camp experience. Participants personalize a dog or cat bowl with their own color choices and designs, then make two clay tags for a favorite pet. A snack is included. This drop-off camp is planned for kids ages 5 and up. Multi-day pricing is available, with options for one day at $32, three days at $90, or five days at $145.

Couples Golf & Live Music Nights - Hawaiian Night

Couples gather at Wood Wind Golf Course for a shotgun start four-person scramble, followed by live music from Aiden Brown in The Beer Garden. The theme is Hawaiian Night, with florals, leis, and island style setting a tropical scene across the course. After the round, the evening continues in The Beer Garden for relaxing, socializing, and celebrating time on the greens.

Living Proof @ Wolfie's Grille (Geist)

7-10pm

IV Nutrition Carmel - Ribbon Cutting

IV Nutrition Carmel celebrates its official opening with a ribbon cutting that brings together local leaders, partners, and community members. Attendees can meet the team, tour the clinic, and learn about its wellness and IV therapy offerings. This short ceremony highlights a new destination for advanced wellness services in the area.

Take Steps Walk

Taking place at Conner Prairie, this walk brings people together to celebrate the 2026 Take Steps season and recognize what supporters have made possible.

Meghan Trainor: The Get In Girl Tour

Meghan Trainor brings The Get In Girl Tour to Ruoff Music Center in Noblesville, Indiana.

Meghan Trainor at Ruoff Music Center

Meghan Trainor performs live at Ruoff Music Center, delivering a high energy show centered on music and fun. Expect an upbeat atmosphere and moments to remember.

The Neighborhood @Bier Brewery - Carmel

The Neighborhood returns to Bier Brewery Carmel. There is no cover charge, and food and drinks are available.

The Forge

A laid-back monthly meetup for men focused on conversation and connection. There is no set agenda or program, just time to relax, talk about life, and get to know other guys. Expect a low-pressure, informal setting where genuine, meaningful chats come naturally.

Drew Angus: An Evening of Songs & Stories in Fishers, IN

Experience a one-night-only Songs & Stories evening with songwriter and storyteller Drew Angus at Switch Theater in Fishers. This intimate, theater-style show highlights heartfelt originals paired with the personal tales that inspired them, creating an atmosphere centered on connection. Praised by Jennifer Lopez and known as a finalist on American Idol, Angus has shared the stage with Stevie Nicks, Harry Styles, and Noah Kahan. His music has reached millions of streams worldwide, including the single Made to Love You, and his duet with Marc Broussard on Dock of the Bay has drawn millions of views on YouTube. LA Entertainment Weekly has noted his knack for blending influences into memorable songs. He has also performed the National Anthem for the New York Mets and SF Giants. His sound weaves Americana, rock, and soul, recalling artists such as John Mayer, James Taylor, and Chris Stapleton. Seating is general admission and fully seated. Spots are not assigned ahead of time, and attendees choose their seats within their section upon arrival.

INDYGTO and INDYFIREBIRD CLUB CAR SHOW

The INDYGTO and INDYFIREBIRD Club Car Show takes place at Carmel American Legion Post 155 in support of a good cause. There is no pre registration for this event, so any requests for pre registration payments on social media should be ignored and reported as scams.

CAF Barnstorming Days--Zionsville

CAF Barnstorming Days in Zionsville is planned at Indianapolis Executive Airport. Further details will be announced as they become available.

Sip and Shop at Urban Apples

Raise a glass at Urban Apples with a relaxed sip and shop experience. Enjoy a crisp cider or a cold beer while browsing a curated selection of local vendors. Find handmade goods and unique gifts, breathe in the fresh air, and spend unhurried time with friends in a laid-back setting. Vendor communication is handled only through Urban Apples' official channels, and the vendor list for this event is currently full. Those interested in future opportunities can contact Urban Apples directly.

Sammy Hagar & Rick Springfield at Ruoff Music Center

Rick Springfield brings a high-energy show built around his best-known songs. The performance delivers a lively, hit-filled celebration of his music and the thrill of live rock.

Fitness in the Park - Pure Barre Workout

A Pure Barre workout is part of the Fitness in the Park series presented by the Westfield Parks and Recreation Department. Held outdoors at Grand Junction Plaza, it welcomes participants of any age and experience level. The cost for each program is $8.

STEM Summer Camps Carmel: Week of June 15, 2026

A week of STEM exploration takes place at Orchard Park Presbyterian Church, featuring interactive science and technology experiences for ages 4 to 15. Programs offered are Little Scientist for ages 4 to 6, Junior Scientist for ages 7 to 9, VEX-Plorers for ages 9 to 11, and VEX BattleBots for ages 11 to 15.

Sugar Rush Clay Camp

Kids can dive into clay at UPaint Pottery Studio in Westfield with a sweet-themed project. Young artists learn hand-building skills such as rolling, shaping, slipping, and scoring, then paint a custom dish inspired by a favorite candy wrapper. Participants may pick from five sample designs or bring their own idea. Candy treats are offered while they create. This is a drop-off camp designed for children ages 5 and up. Pricing is available for single or multiple days: 1 day $32, 3 days $90, or 5 days $145.

Nail Trims - FISHERS

Nail trims for pets are available for $10 per pet, payable in cash only. This quick, straightforward service makes routine grooming simple.

Free Tuesdays: Blue Water Kings

Blue Water Kings performs as part of the Free Tuesday concert series at the Nickel Plate District Amphitheater, a community tradition with free admission and no tickets required. The series showcases local and regional cover bands on the amphitheater stage. Bring a lawn chair or blanket for comfortable lawn seating and enjoy live music in a relaxed outdoor setting.

Kids Summer Series: Jump and Hop!

At Grand Junction Plaza, the Kids Summer Series offers kid-centered fun with performances and activities. This edition highlights Jump and Hop!, and the series alternates each week between balloon twisters and airbrush tattoo artists. Kona Ice will be at every event to keep things cool. Across the season, other featured acts include Ruditoonz, Mr. Dan the Music Man, Hedgehog Hannah, Bongo Boy, and Magic Man Rusty.

Touch-A-Truck

Touch-A-Truck brings hands-on fun to Droplight Grand Park Sports Campus in Lot F. Children can sit in the driver’s seat, press the horn, and get a close look at transportation vehicles and operating equipment, and admission is free. A sensory-friendly hour will be offered, with lights, sirens, and other loud sounds turned off to create a more comfortable experience for guests who are sensitive to noise or have sensory processing needs.

Doorknob + Lockset Installation

This hands-on session focuses on installing doorknobs and locksets while working with essential tools such as a drill, chisel and hammer, screwdrivers, a level, and a tape measure and pencil. All materials are included. The fee is $25 for residents and $37.50 for non-residents.

Jai Baker 3 at Concerts at Carmel Gazebo

Jai Baker 3 returns to the Concerts at Carmel Gazebo summer series for an evening performance. The night features live music as the band steps back onto this familiar stage at Carmel Gazebo.

Wackadoo Summer Camp

Fans of Bluey can create cheerful containers inspired by the show’s characters at UPaint Pottery Studio in Westfield. Using bright colors and playful details, each participant designs a one-of-a-kind piece that can hold small treasures, snacks, or pencils. A snack is provided. This is a drop-off camp planned for children ages 5 and up. Pricing options include one day at $32, three days at $90, or five days at $145.

Music at the 106

Set at The 106 Plaza near the meeting point of the Nickel Plate, Cheeney Creek, and The 106 trails beside Fishers Parks HQ and the Maker Playground, this outdoor music series offers a relaxed lawn setting with live performances. Beer from Mashcraft Brewing and coffee from Niyyah Coffee are available to enjoy. Admission is free and no sign-up is required. Visitors can also explore Fishers Parks’ Maker Playground, a 15,000-square-foot public makerspace offering make-and-take kits for $40. Free parking is provided in the Hub&Spoke main lot, with overflow across the street at the Cheeney Creek trailhead lot.

Godsmack: The Rise of Rock World Tour

Godsmack brings The Rise of Rock World Tour to Ruoff Music Center in Noblesville, with Stone Temple Pilots and Dorothy joining the lineup for a live rock concert featuring all three bands.

Dillon Park Concert Series: Groove Smash

Groove Smash takes the stage at Dr. James Dillon Park as part of the Dillon Park Summer Concert Series with presenting support from T-Mobile. Settle in with lawn chairs and blankets and enjoy an easygoing evening of live music and summertime atmosphere. Admission is free and open to the public.

Godsmack Tickets

Godsmack takes the stage at Ruoff Music Center with crushing guitar riffs, commanding vocals, and crowd-rousing hard rock anthems. The performance is packed with explosive energy, huge sing-alongs, and an unrelenting live rock atmosphere for metal fans.

Kooky Creatures Summer Camp

At UPaint Pottery Studio in Hamilton Town Center, kids dive into clay hand-building to create a wall-ready plaque of a favorite quirky creature. They will mold and shape their design, choosing from capybara, narwhal, platypus, axolotl, or blobfish. A snack is included during the session. This is a drop-off camp for ages 5 and up. Pricing options include one day for $32, three days for $90, or five days for $145.

Hot Air Balloon at Urban Apples

This event features local food truck fare, drinks from Urban Apples, and live music on the patio. Tethered hot air balloon rides are planned, weather permitting. Urban Apples will also offer a limited food menu, and the specific food truck lineup will be shared at a later time. Vendors should communicate only through Urban Apples official channels, the vendor list for this event is already full, and any outside party claiming to sell vendor spots should be disregarded.

Kid Rock: Freedom 250 Tour

The Freedom 250 Tour arrives at Ruoff Music Center with Kid Rock joined by Jon Pardi. Enjoy live performances from both artists as they share the stage for this tour stop.

Radio Junkies LIVE @ Joe's Grille Westfield

At Joe's Grille Westfield, Radio Junkies deliver a high-energy set of hits from the '70s, '80s, '90s, and today. Bring friends, order some food, and sing along to familiar tunes in a lively setting.

Noblesville Indiana Gem, Mineral, Jewelry & More Show

Explore a wide array of gems, minerals, and jewelry at the Hamilton County 4-H Fairgrounds in the Llama Barn. The show features gemstones, crystals, beads, cabochons and flats, along with fossils and mineral specimens from North America and beyond. Find artisan jewelry and vintage Native American sterling silver, enjoy rock grab bags, and take part in a silent auction. The atmosphere is family friendly, and kids receive a free tumble stone. Admission is $6 for adults, children under 12 are free, and uniformed visitors receive a $3 discount. Dads are admitted free on Father's Day. Parking is free, and both cash and credit cards are accepted.

Iowa Barnstormers at Fishers Freight

The Iowa Barnstormers face the Fishers Freight in an indoor football showdown at Fishers Event Center. The format keeps the action near the seats, with rapid drives, plenty of scoring, and a lively atmosphere as big moments unfold just steps from the stands.

Morgan Taylor at Urban Vines🍇🍷

Morgan Taylor performs live at Urban Vines Winery & Brewery. Attendees can enjoy the music alongside food and beverages.

Machine Gun Kelly Noblesville

Machine Gun Kelly brings the 2026 North America Tour to Noblesville with special guest Wiz Khalifa. This stop features appearances from both artists at the same event.

Machine Gun Kelly - Ruoff Music Center

Ruoff Music Center hosts a live concert featuring performances by Machine Gun Kelly and Wiz Khalifa. Tickets are on sale.

Dorothy — Chicago

Dorothy unleashes gritty, groove-forward rock with towering hooks built to shake an amphitheater. With Godsmack and Stone Temple Pilots also on the bill, the result is a full-throttle rock experience from the first note to the last.

Indy RBI Ride – Bike Fundraiser

An annual ride supporting Indy RBI brings together motorcycles, trikes, and other two or three wheeled bikes for a road experience that benefits the program. Hosted at the VFW, the fundraiser features multiple stops along the route and 50/50 raffles at each one. Registration is $20 for a single rider or $30 for two riders. Start and finish details will be shared soon. Every dollar raised goes back to Indy RBI to support athletes, maintain fields, and keep the program running. For questions, contact Bob at 317-626-2788.

INDURO Hybrid Race #7 - *OUTDOORS*

Race number seven of this new hybrid fitness series brings an outdoor challenge to Hamilton Southeastern High School’s 400 meter track. Modeled after Hyrox, the format offers two course lengths, short or long, and four weight levels labeled 1 through 4. Competitors may enter as singles or pair up for doubles in mixed or same gender teams. The course alternates running with functional stations. Each run segment is 800 meters on the long course or 400 meters on the short course. The sequence moves from an opening run to a 50 meter sled push, back to a run, then a 50 meter sled pull. After another run, athletes take on a 1000 meter ski erg, run again, then complete a 1000 meter row erg. A run leads into a 200 meter round sandbag carry, followed by a run and 100 meters of shoulder sandbag lunges. Another run is followed by 100 meters of burpee broad jumps, then a run into a 200 meter farmers carry, and a final run to the finish. Sleds are true turf sleds without wheels. Ski and row ergs are top quality. Lunges use shoulder sandbags with handles. The sandbag carry uses round bags that can be bear hugged or placed on the shoulders or back. Farmers carries are done with kettlebells. Live chip timing provides splits for all run segments and infield work. Participants receive a race T-shirt, a finisher medal, and are eligible for overall awards. Weight levels are provided for male and female. Level 1 features a 155 pound sled push, a 125 pound sled pull, a 50 pound round sandbag, a 20 pound lunge bag, and a 20 pound kettlebell in each hand for the farmers carry. Level 2 moves to a 245 pound push, a 190 pound pull, a 75 pound round sandbag, a 35 pound lunge bag, and a 35 pound kettlebell in each hand. Level 3 sets a 335 pound push, a 250 pound pull, a 100 pound round sandbag, a 50 pound lunge bag, and a 55 pound kettlebell in each hand. Level 4 caps the effort with a 425 pound push, a 315 pound pull, a 150 pound round sandbag, a 65 pound lunge bag, and a 70 pound kettlebell in each hand. Morning and afternoon wave blocks are planned for both short and long options across all four levels for singles and doubles. Tentative wave assignments will be shared during race week, and start times can be adjusted upon request.

That '90s Band at The Ale Emporium Fishers!

That '90s Band returns to Ale Emporium Fishers with a playlist of alt rock from the 1990s. Brian Smith will be filling in on vocals. Guests can enjoy wings from the menu alongside the music.

Sensory Nature Walk

This free, sensory friendly nature walk invites participants to experience Midland Trace Trail between Simon Moon Park and Hazel Dell Elementary School. Explore at your own pace in a drop in format on a self guided route featuring sensory activity stations, resource booths, and more. The walking path is ADA accessible, and people of all ages and abilities are welcome. Hosted by the Westfield Advisory Council on Disabilities and the Noblesville Advisory Council on Disabilities. For everyone’s comfort, bicycles are not permitted during the event. In case of bad weather, the walk may be moved indoors to Hazel Dell Elementary School. Parking is available at Simon Moon Park, behind Red Habanero, and in the west lot at Hazel Dell Elementary School.

Santana & The Doobie Brothers: Oneness Tour

The Oneness Tour brings together Santana and The Doobie Brothers for a concert at Ruoff Music Center in Noblesville, Indiana.

Santana & The Doobie Brothers - Oneness Tour 2026

Santana and The Doobie Brothers perform together at Ruoff Music Center as part of the Oneness Tour 2026. Parking is not included with concert tickets, so a separate parking pass is required if you plan to park at the venue. The venue features an updated seating configuration for 2026. Ticketing information includes a public onsale, presales for Citi cardmembers, fans of both artists, Spotify, and Live Nation, along with VIP packages and a Ruoff employee offer.

Father's Day Brunch

Celebrate Dad at Urban Apples with a brunch buffet and family-friendly activities. Admission includes the buffet along with coffee and soft drinks, and cider, beer, and other beverages are available for purchase. Explore vendor booths, enjoy live music, let kids have fun with face painting, and stay for lunch afterward. Seating is open in a family-style setup. Tickets are $30 per person and include the buffet and event access. Children 5 and under eat free with a paid adult ticket. Advance purchase is required and walk-up sales are not available. The venue is closed to the general public during the event, and all ticket sales are final.

Books on Tap at Urban Apples

Books on Tap at Urban Apples brings readers together for a monthly gathering focused on quiet reading and friendly conversation. It starts with an hour of silent, settle-in-with-your-book time, perfect for getting absorbed in a story or finishing a chapter. After the quiet stretch, the mood shifts to mingling, sipping, and chatting about books. It suits anyone eager to share thoughts on a recent read or discover new recommendations. Bring the book you are currently reading.

Kids Summer Series: Hedgehog Hannah

Part of the Kids Summer Series at Grand Junction Plaza, this event spotlights Hedgehog Hannah with entertainment and activities for kids. The series features alternating weeks with balloon twisters or airbrush tattoo artists, and Kona Ice will be at every event to help guests cool off.

Beee-Doo, Beee-Doo Clay Camp

A hands-on clay camp at UPaint Pottery Studio (Westfield) celebrates all things Minion with a creative project kids can bring to life from start to finish. Participants practice clay basics like pinching and rolling, along with slipping, scoring, and painting, then shape their own figurines of Kevin, Stewart, and Bob. This is a drop-off session, a snack is provided, and projects are planned for children ages 5 and up. Savings are available when attending multiple days of the summer camp series, with options such as 1 day for $32, 3 days for $90, and 5 days for $145.

Movies in the Plaza: Kicking & Screaming

Enjoy an outdoor screening of Kicking & Screaming as part of the free Movies in the Plaza summer series at Grand Junction Plaza. This all-ages gathering offers a relaxed night on the lawn, with open green space seating available on a first come, first served basis. Bring blankets and lawn chairs for comfort. Local vendors will be on site with dinner choices, snacks, and drinks available for purchase. Arrive early to explore the plaza and connect with neighbors in the heart of Westfield, then settle in for a family-friendly movie night within a rotating lineup all season long.

Boot Scootin' Summer Camp

Enjoy a western themed summer camp at uPaint Pottery Studio in Westfield, where each artist creates a canvas featuring a cowboy boot and hat. Participants can choose any colors they like and add bling to show off their country flair. A snack is included. This is a drop off event planned for kids ages 5 and up. Pricing offers savings across multiple days, with one day at $32, three days at $90, and five days at $145.

Deer Creek Night 0 Party!!

Now in its sixth year, the Deer Creek Night 0 Party moves to Bier Brewery Noblesville for an expanded celebration. The brewery offers local craft beers, wines, seltzers, and a full food menu. Live music includes Indianapolis guitarist Tom Clark, So Peachy performing hits from the 70s through today, and The Last Stop, a seven piece DMB tribute from St. Louis led by Josh Santiago, delivering a full band set of favorites and deep cuts. Set times will be announced closer to the event. The Vendor Village highlights local DMB artists and businesses, with free swag giveaways and a Deer Creek Swag Swap table for trading items. Plans are underway for a nearby after party with additional music and food. Thanks are extended to Ryan from Murphy’s Pub in Fishers for hosting the previous four years as this tradition continues to grow. More details will be shared as the event approaches.

Riley Green Tickets

Celebrate the music of Riley Green, a contemporary country singer and songwriter recognized for a classic Southern feel and sincere, story driven songwriting. This event spotlights songs that blend nostalgic themes with a modern country sensibility, capturing the traditional roots and fresh energy that define his sound.

Heartfelt Thanks Golf Tournament

The 34th edition of the Heartfelt Thanks Golf Tournament raises funds to support patients at Riverview Health. This milestone year also aligns with the Riverview Health Foundation’s 50th anniversary of philanthropic support for Riverview Health, with more than $20 million contributed over the years to benefit patients and the wider community.

Living Proof @ Wolfie's Grille (Noblesville)

A night of dancing with music that keeps the floor moving.

Dave Matthews Band

Dave Matthews Band performs at Ruoff Music Center. Parking is sold separately from concert tickets, so a parking pass is required if you plan to park at the venue. The seating layout has been updated for 2026, and ticket transfers will be available starting 72 hours before the event.

Inside the Sound: An Immersive Musical Experience

The Cavaliers Drum and Bugle Corps and Carolina Crown Drum and Bugle Corps lead an immersive musical production at Fishers Event Center. Paige's Music serves as the presenter. The program is designed to place the audience within the music for a distinctive take on drum corps performance.

Face 2 Face: A Tribute to Elton John and Billy Joel with the ISO

At Conner Prairie, a tribute performance salutes the music of Elton John and Billy Joel, featuring the ISO. Two tribute performers take turns at the piano on stage, bringing each star to life in both sound and appearance.

Westfield Haunted Union Street Ghost Walk

Explore Westfield’s past on an outdoor ghost walk centered on Union Street, the city’s main north to south corridor that once carried US 31. The route features locations linked to tragic histories and reported paranormal activity, including buildings undergoing renovation or even relocation, changes often associated with increased disturbances. The walk also includes a visit to a historic burial ground whose marker has been damaged, removed, returned, and neglected over the years. Hear about the oldest high school building in Indiana that is still used for education and what is said to linger behind its brick walls. Reservations are required. No physical tickets are issued, and names are added to a list. This is an outside ghost walk, not an investigation, and a stop at a historic cemetery is included. After a reservation is made, detailed instructions for the meeting location are sent by email.

Indiana Paws for Prevention

A first-time, family-friendly fundraising gathering at Fishers White River Park highlights the powerful bond between people and their pets while supporting the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention Indiana Chapter. The event features on-site registration and activities, a short program with speakers, and a community walk. Expect playful moments for people and pups with photo opportunities and games, plus meaningful chances to connect, explore mental health resources and education, and share messages of hope and remembrance. All dogs must be friendly and kept on a leash for the entire event. Proceeds help advance AFSP Indiana’s efforts to prevent suicide and bring hope to those affected through research, education, advocacy, and support for people who have lost someone to suicide throughout the state. Everyone is welcome, with or without a dog. Registration is free, and participants can take part individually or form a team, with opportunities to fundraise in support of the cause.

Morgan Taylor at Urban Vines🍇🍷

Morgan Taylor performs live at Urban Vines Winery & Brewery, where attendees can relax with music while enjoying food and drinks.

Free Tuesdays: Karma

Free Tuesday concerts at the Nickel Plate District Amphitheater continue a community tradition. Admission is free and no ticket is needed. Bring a lawn chair or blanket and enjoy live music on the NPD AMP stage from local and regional cover bands.

D1 Great Lakes Firecracker

D1 Great Lakes Firecracker at Grand Park Sports Complex follows a six GG setup.

Red, White & Bloom Market | Week 9

Celebrate the spirit of summer at the Red, White & Bloom theme night. This kickoff to Independence Day focuses on supporting local farmers, makers, and small businesses. More details will be available soon.

Star-Spangled Symphony with the ISO

This celebration returns to Conner Prairie with the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra performing a program of patriotic favorites. Celebrated tenor Jim Cornelison, known for performances with the Chicago Blackhawks and at the Indy 500, appears alongside the Indianapolis Opera Chorus. Fireworks and cannons add to the spectacle as the concert honors the United States on its 250th birthday.

Star-Spangled Symphony with the ISO

Conner Prairie sets the stage for a patriotic concert as the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra performs stirring American classics. Tenor Jim Cornelison, known for appearances with the Chicago Blackhawks and at the Indy 500, joins the orchestra alongside the Indianapolis Opera Chorus. Fireworks and the boom of cannons create a rousing finale. This celebration honors 250 years of the United States.

Noblesville 4th of July Fireworks Festival

An Independence Day celebration fills Forest Park with live music, family-friendly activities, and a variety of food trucks, culminating in a fireworks display over the park. The mainstage lineup will be announced, and details about VIP tables and parking passes are still to come. Parking at Noblesville High School is free, and a shuttle will run throughout the festival at no cost. Overflow parking and an additional viewing area for the fireworks will be available at Federal Hill Commons. Bring lawn chairs, picnic blankets, and patriotic attire. This gathering is a popular summer tradition in Noblesville. Weather and vendor updates will be shared on the event page.

Muse Tickets

Muse unleashes a high-energy rock show with striking visuals and all-out performances. Big anthems and surges of sound drive a set that feels massive from start to finish. Every second packs a punch, inviting you to dive into the music, feel the intensity, and get lost in the roar.

Kids Summer Series: Mr. Dan the Music Man

Mr. Dan the Music Man performs at Grand Junction Plaza as part of a family-friendly summer series featuring activities and entertainment for kids. Appearances alternate from week to week between balloon twisters and airbrush tattoo artists, and Kona Ice is present at every event to help everyone cool off. Upbeat music and interactive extras create a cheerful experience for young attendees.

Shark Bite Summer Camp

UPaint Pottery Studio (Westfield) hosts a Shark Week themed summer camp where kids paint their own shark fin box. Campers pick the colors and decorate their piece to match their style, and a snack is provided. This uPaint Summer Camp session uses a drop-off format and projects are planned for ages 5 and up. Pricing is $32 for one day, $90 for three days, and $145 for five days. UPaint Pottery Studio is a paint your own pottery studio.

Botany STEM Camp

Explore the rich variety of native plants across three unique habitats at MacGregor Park. Participants will keep a field journal of the species they identify, then compare their findings with information on how people and the park’s wildlife use those plants. This youth-focused, STEM-centered camp is well suited for homeschoolers and Scouts. For questions, contact Beth at creative.energy.arts@gmail.com.

Evanescence 2026 World Tour with Spiritbox and Nova Twins

Evanescence brings the 2026 World Tour to Ruoff Music Center with Spiritbox and Nova Twins. Parking is not included with admission, so a separate parking pass is required for anyone planning to park at the venue. Through a partnership with PLUS1, Live Nation will contribute $1 from each ticket sold to support organizations providing humanitarian aid and medical relief around the world, and this contribution is not tax deductible. The seating map has been updated for 2026, and presales as well as VIP package options are available.

Couples Golf & Live Music Night - Red, White & Birdie

At Wood Wind Golf Course, Red, White & Birdie couples night features a shotgun start and a 4-person scramble. Dress in patriotic red, white, and blue for a spirited round on the course. After the final putt, enjoy live music by Mason Hasting & The Bluegills in the beer garden. It offers a mix of friendly competition, summer cheer, and live entertainment.

Cool Creek Concert Series - Mellencougar: America 250 Celebration

Celebrate America’s 250th at the Cool Creek Concert Series with a relaxed evening of live music at Cool Creek Park. A mix of genres sets the soundtrack for unwinding with friends and family on the lawn. Bring a blanket and your own snacks, or pick up something from food trucks and beverage vendors. Kids can enjoy activities while the music plays. Outside food and drinks are allowed, making it an easygoing way to savor a summer night in a scenic park setting.

FREE Live Music in the Beer Garden - Mason Hasting & The Bluegills

A free, all-ages gathering in the Beer Garden at Wood Wind Golf Course, open to the public, featuring live music, cold drinks, and great food from a new featured menu. It is a relaxed setting for golfers and non-golfers alike to unwind and enjoy the atmosphere.

Phish: 3 Day Pass (7/10, 7/11, 7/12)

Phish brings a three-show run to Ruoff Music Center, available as a single pass that covers the entire run. The pass admits the holder to all three performances and cannot be divided or transferred for single-day use. Parking is not included with concert tickets, and a separate parking pass is required for on-site parking.

Radio Junkies DUO LIVE @ Grand Junction Brewing

Get ready to dance through the decades! The band Radio Junkies will be performing hits from the 70s, 80s, 90s, and today at Grand Junction Brewing. The venue offers great food and an even better atmosphere. Come with friends to enjoy a bite and sing along to familiar songs.

Fishers Farmers Market Performance

BOLD will perform at the Fishers Farmers Market’s Accessibility and Inclusion Day at the Nickel Plate District Amphitheater. The appearance is scheduled during market hours. Plan ahead for parking and allow extra time to get settled before the performance begins.

Summerween

Summerween brings a playful blend of spooky charm and sunny energy to Urban Apples, creating a family friendly celebration for all ages. Cool off with orange cream soda floats, then gather around the fire pits to toast classic s’mores as the sky grows darker. Snap pictures at a skeleton themed photo spot accessorized with summery props. As evening settles in, glow bracelets appear, the candy comes out, and the space lights up for easy, festive fun. Costumes suitable for all ages are encouraged, with simple crafts and photo moments adding to the cozy summer night feel. For vendors, Urban Apples communicates only through official channels, and offers from anyone else are likely scams. Vendor spaces for this event are full, and those interested in future opportunities should contact Urban Apples directly.

Phish

Phish performs at Ruoff Music Center with a few important details to know. Parking is not bundled with concert tickets, so anyone planning to park on site will need to purchase a separate parking pass. An updated seating configuration is in effect for 2026, so check the new layout when choosing seats. A limit of four tickets per show applies. Orders that exceed this cap may be canceled without notice, including multiple purchases connected to the same name, email, billing address, credit card, or other matching information. Ticket access includes a Live Nation presale followed by a public onsale.

Books on Tap at Urban Apples

This monthly reader meetup at Urban Apples begins with a quiet hour for uninterrupted reading, giving everyone a chance to settle into their current book. After that, the focus shifts to conversation as attendees mingle, share recommendations, and chat about what they are reading. Bring the book you are in the middle of and look forward to a relaxed evening with fellow book lovers.

STEM Summer Camps Carmel: Week of July 13, 2026

Start the season with a week of hands-on STEM discovery at Orchard Park Presbyterian Church. Four age-based camps are available: Little Robot Engineer for ages 4 to 6, Junior Robot Engineer for ages 7 to 9, Junior AI and Chat Bots for ages 9 to 11, and Advanced Robotics with LEGO Spike for ages 11 to 15. Pre and post care are available.

Mischievous Monsters Summer Camp

Fans of the cheeky Labubu character can enjoy a creative session at uPaint Summer Camp. Campers will paint their own Labubu bank, pick a surprise Labubu keychain from a blind box, and enjoy a snack during the visit. This is a drop-off camp designed for children ages 5 and up. Pricing options are available to fit different schedules, with 1 day at $32, 3 days at $90, and 5 days at $145. uPaint Pottery Studio is a paint-your-own pottery studio.

Kids Summer Series: Ruditoonz

Grand Junction Plaza hosts a kid-focused summer series filled with entertainment and activities. This installment features Ruditoonz as part of a rotating lineup that also includes Mr. Dan the Music Man, Jump and Hop!, Hedgehog Hannah, Bongo Boy, and Magic Man Rusty. Across the series, weeks trade off between visits from balloon twisters and airbrush tattoo artists, and Kona Ice will be at every event for a cool treat.

Cut + Install Molding

Build practical skills in a focused session on cutting and installing molding. Instruction covers crown, casing, baseboard, and stop molding, with guidance for accurate cuts and clean installation. The fee is $25 for residents and $37.50 for non-residents.

Hero’s and Healing Music Fest

Hero’s and Healing Music Fest brings a full day of live music to Noblesville, Indiana in support of first responders. The festival features multiple performances, including an original set from one of the artists.

Urban Vines Paint Your Pet Party!

Paint a portrait of your pet at this Urban Vines event. Every guest receives a $10 ticket for a drink at check-in. No artistic talent is required. After registering, send a photo of your pet to paintyourpetparty@gmail.com. An artist will pre-sketch your pet on a 12 by 12 inch canvas or on a tote bag so it is ready for you to paint. Please limit to one pet per canvas.

Bubble Bonanza!

Kids can revel in a free, hands-on day of bubble play, with chances to blow bubbles, chase them, pop them, and even make their own in a variety of shapes and sizes. This outdoor experience encourages curiosity, movement, and sensory exploration while friends share laughter in a secure, engaging setting. Registration in advance is requested to help with planning. Expect plenty of bubbly fun, smiles, and giggles.

The Black Crowes & Whiskey Myers - Noblesville, IN

Ruoff Music Center in Noblesville, IN hosts a live concert featuring The Black Crowes with Whiskey Myers and Southall. Attendees can catch sets from all three artists in one show.

Decades: Back to the 80s with the ISO

Relive the 1980s with a high-energy concert at Conner Prairie that spotlights chart-topping favorites from the decade. Hear The Power of Love, Time After Time, Material Girl, Everybody Wants to Rule the World, Higher Love, I'm Still Standing, Addicted to Love, and more. Music made famous by icons like Madonna, Debbie Gibson, Huey Lewis & The News, Phil Collins, and Joe Cocker is performed by vocalists Paul Loren, Brie Cassil, and Colin Smith. The show features arrangements by Grammy winner Jeff Tyzik.

Ice cream Social with music

Treat yourself at an ice cream social in Westfield Park featuring free ice cream cones and ice cream bars. Music will fill the park and set a lively, sweet atmosphere.

Midnight Drive at Bier Brewery Noblesville

Bier Brewery in Noblesville offers a welcoming setting that is friendly to kids and dogs. Tasty food and beer round out the experience for a fun time.

Urban Apples Car Show

This car show at Urban Apples highlights classic, custom, and other standout vehicles. Meander through the lineup, appreciate the craftsmanship, and connect with fellow enthusiasts in a welcoming setting. Additional details and a ticket link will be shared soon.

Kids Musical Theater Camp | A Not So Terrible Parable

A week of musical theater gives kids the chance to be part of a troupe as they build stage skills, grow confidence, and make friends while rehearsing A Not So Terrible Parable. Everyone takes part in the ensemble, with older campers stepping into speaking roles and vocal solos under the guidance of a professional coaching team. The week concludes with a closed dress rehearsal followed by a free live performance with open seating. Designed for students in grades 1 through 6, the camp emphasizes teamwork, imagination, and a supportive environment. Capacity is limited and registration is expected to fill. A concurrent Noah’s Ark Preschool Summer Camp serves ages 2 through kindergarten for those not yet in first grade. Youth volunteers must be entering seventh grade or higher and be a member or regular attendee of Christ the Savior, the child of a member or regular attendee, the child of a coach, or the child of an approved volunteer. Adult volunteers must be members or regular attendees of Christ the Savior or parents in Noah’s Ark Preschool and Kindergarten. Children of coaches and adult volunteers receive a discounted rate. Pricing includes an early bird rate of $120 and a regular rate of $150.

Kids Summer Series: Jump and Hop!

Part of the Kids Summer Series at Grand Junction Plaza, this edition spotlights Jump and Hop! with lively, kid-centered entertainment and activities. Throughout the season the series alternates between balloon twisters and airbrush tattoo artists, and Kona Ice is at every event to help keep things cool. A playful atmosphere for families and an energetic Jump and Hop! performance set the tone for a fun outing.

WellPets Clinic - FISHERS

An affordable veterinary clinic offering care at reduced cost so more pets can receive attention. It provides a budget friendly option for pet owners seeking veterinary services.

Hilary Duff: The Lucky Me Tour

Hilary Duff, La Roux, and Jade LeMac share the stage for a live concert at Ruoff Music Center in Noblesville, Indiana. This event brings all three artists together in one venue for a performance by the full lineup.

Elizabeth Lee at Harvest Market Farmhouse Restaurant

Elizabeth Lee performs a set of favorites from the 1970s through today, plus a few original songs, at the Farmhouse Restaurant inside Harvest Market in Carmel. Enjoy dinner and drinks while the music plays. The restaurant is located within Harvest Market on the right as you enter.

Cool Creek Concert - Cornfield Mafia

Cornfield Mafia takes the stage as part of the Cool Creek Concert Series at Cool Creek Park & Nature Center, a summertime tradition of outdoor live music in a scenic setting. Expect an easygoing evening suited for families and friends, with room to spread a blanket, enjoy snacks, and soak in the park atmosphere. Food and beverage options will be available from Westfield Rotary, Mountain Flower Concessionaires, Mashcraft, Subzero, Kona Ice, That Vegan Joint, Travelin' Tom's Coffee, Hoosier Cruiser, Smokey Blue BBQ, and Mr. Dough Pizza. General Admission tickets are valid for one concert in the season and are nonrefundable, and if a show is canceled the ticket can be used for a different concert within the same season. Adults pay $5, while children 12 and under are free. Tickets are required for both adults and children, and child tickets must be assigned to the child in the shopping cart after the child is added to the account. A buy five, get one free discount is applied when six tickets are placed in the cart. Sponsors include Hamilton County Tourism and Grand Appliance.

8th Annual Evan R Hansen Legacy Foundation Golf Outing

Pebble Brook Golf Course hosts the eighth annual Evan R. Hansen Legacy Foundation golf outing, a scramble-format round on the links that raises funds for the foundation’s mission. Proceeds aim to reach a $100,000 goal to establish an endowed scholarship at Wabash College, while also continuing support for the Merciful HELP Center, Guerin Catholic High School, Marian University, FOCUS, and the Concussion Legacy Foundation. Tickets and sponsorships are available for purchase. Teams that register early receive a complimentary Yardstick golf enhancement, and there is an option to purchase an additional one as part of a bundle for an extra competitive edge. Recruit a new team and have them list you as their referral at checkout when they buy tickets, and you will receive another complimentary Yardstick enhancement. Advance registration is recommended to help secure a spot.

Morgan Taylor at Urban Vines🍇🍷

Morgan Taylor performs at Urban Vines Winery & Brewery. Enjoy the music with something to eat and a drink.

Thrift-a-Thon

Celebrate eco-conscious style at a sustainability-focused fashion event where local makers and resale vendors share and sell their pieces. Get hands-on at creative stations that offer speedy garment repairs, jewelry crafted from reclaimed materials, and fabric dye activities that highlight practical, planet-friendly habits. It is a welcoming way to explore greener wardrobes and support community-driven fashion.

Disney in Concert: A Dream is a Wish with the ISO

Symphony Pops Music presents Disney in Concert: A Dream is a Wish, showcasing favorite songs performed by the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra under Principal Pops Conductor Jack Everly. High-resolution film clips from classics and contemporary hits such as Frozen, The Little Mermaid, The Lion King, Beauty and the Beast, The Princess and the Frog, Cinderella, Sleeping Beauty, and Aladdin accompany the live music. Four vocalists join the ISO to bring these beloved songs to life.

5 Seconds of Summer: EVERYONE'S A STAR! World Tour

5 Seconds of Summer brings the EVERYONE'S A STAR! World Tour to Ruoff Music Center. Parking is sold separately from tickets, so attendees who plan to park at the venue will need to purchase a parking pass. A new seating layout is in effect, which may affect seat selection. Ticket access includes an artist presale and VIP packages, along with a public onsale.

Always, Adele

At Conner Prairie, an immersive tribute celebrates Adele’s music, led by powerhouse vocalist Sarah Stallman backed by a seasoned six-piece band. The performance channels her signature voice and emotion, re-creating beloved hits with careful detail. Expect soaring ballads, heartfelt moments, and playful onstage banter that together evoke the feel of an Adele concert. Sing along to favorites such as Rolling in the Deep, Hello, Someone Like You, and more. This experience suits longtime fans and anyone who enjoys powerful live music.

Joe's Grille Welcomes Back Rhino Down!

Rhino Down returns to Joe's Grille Westfield for a summer show featuring upbeat, danceable tunes and plenty of new material. Pair the music with food and drinks from the venue.

Chicago & Styx: The Windy Cities Tour

Chicago the band and Styx come together for a live concert at Ruoff Music Center in Noblesville, Indiana. Both groups share the stage for one show at this venue.

Stewart Copeland: Have I Said Too Much

At The Tarkington Theatre, renowned drummer and composer Stewart Copeland presents an evening of stories from across his life in music with his debut spoken-word tour in the United States, Have I Said Too Much, exploring The Police, Hollywood, and other adventures. The program blends conversation, video, and seldom seen images, and includes a question and answer session. As a founding member of The Police, whose recordings have sold 75 million copies, a winner of multiple Grammy Awards, and an inductee of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, Copeland also draws on his work as a writer and filmmaker and as a composer for film, opera, and video games. He is the author of two autobiographies and has led the Police Deranged for Orchestra tour, reflecting a career that bridges rock stages and orchestral halls. Presales are available for donors, subscribers, and eClub members, along with a public onsale. Presented as part of the Center Presents season sponsored by Allied Solutions.

Little Gardeners Natural Beauty

Enjoy a creative, hands-on session focused on natural beauty as participants thread seeds, beads, and other nature-inspired pieces into wearable art. Make simple jewelry to keep for yourself or share with someone else.

School Day Play 🤸‍♀️ 🧗‍♂️

School Day Play creates a dedicated school-day session at the park for children who homeschool or learn remotely, offering active play and a chance to log PE credit while taking a break from coursework. The park opens specifically for this program on select Fridays each month, and it does not run on school holidays. All Access tickets are $15.99, and memberships are accepted, with attraction access determined by membership level. Urban Air socks are not provided.

Jams at the Junction: Groovesmash

Groovesmash takes the stage for Jams at the Junction at Grand Junction Plaza, part of a free concert series on the Great Lawn that also features Dave & Rae, Stella Luna & The Satellites, The Why Store, Midnight RedEye Band, and the Jai Baker Trio. Guests may bring lawn chairs and blankets, and outside food is welcome, while food trucks will be available at each concert. A complimentary shuttle runs between the Westfield Washington Public Library and Grand Junction Plaza, with additional options including permitted on-street parking near the plaza and the parking garage at The Union at Grand Junction Plaza. Grand Junction Plaza is smoke free, pets other than service animals are not permitted during concerts, and commercial activities or distributing promotional materials require prior written consent. Tents, stakes, and umbrellas are not allowed.