Events in Hamilton County, IN

This open, come as you are gathering centers on good coffee and real conversation at RIVET Coffee in Westfield. There is no agenda and no pressure, just a table, a cup, and people interested in talking about what matters. It welcomes locals who want to slow down, meet others, and connect beyond small talk. Stay for a few minutes or linger longer. Bring a friend or arrive on your own, and expect a warm welcome in a comfortable setting.

Celebrate sustainable style at a community marketplace where local clothing makers and resellers share and sell their pieces with an emphasis on eco-conscious fashion. Get hands-on at creative stations that offer quick garment mending, upcycled jewelry crafting, and clothing dyeing to build practical skills and spark new ideas. The event highlights greener choices in apparel and invites attendees to explore, create, and support circular fashion practices.

Presented by Noblesville Main Street, this farmers market at Federal Hill Commons brings together local farmers, meat producers, artists, small businesses, and food trucks. Browse grown and crafted goods, talk with the vendors, and support community businesses in a friendly marketplace.

The Farmhouse Breakfast Buffet at the Farmhouse Restaurant at Harvest Market Carmel offers an all you can eat spread with a rotating mix of breakfast meats, eggs and other morning favorites, pancakes and waffles, breakfast potatoes, house-made biscuits with gravy, fresh pastries, and seasonal fruit. A full salad bar is included. The menu features locally sourced products and from-scratch dishes that showcase Niemann Harvest Market, with choices to suit a wide range of tastes.

Merciful HELP Center’s Choice Food Pantry provides curbside distribution for all Hamilton County residents and for residents of 46240 and 46260. Visitors complete a brief form and present a photo ID along with a utility bill, then remain in their vehicle and open the trunk to receive food, fresh produce, frozen meat, and cleaning supplies. Grocery pickups can be repeated every 14 days with proof of Hamilton County residency, which means showing a photo ID plus either a lease or a current bill from electric, gas, water, or cable service.

Shepherd’s Gate Pantry is a volunteer basic-needs outreach of St. Maria Goretti Catholic Church, carried out with the parish’s HELP Committee. Neighbors in Hamilton County can receive assistance by presenting proof of county residency, and clients may visit once each month. Service days include Thursday, Saturday, and Monday, with a drive-through option available on Monday, and the pantry is closed on Friday, Sunday, Tuesday, and Wednesday. In addition to food, some baby necessities may be available. Cribs and mattresses are provided by referral through Hamilton County agencies such as Good Samaritan, Birthright, Healthy Families, and County Trustees. Depending on supply, baby clothing up to size 2T, baby food and formula, high chairs, and strollers may also be offered. The pantry is among the few in the area that provide these kinds of baby items, reflecting a spirit of welcome and care.

Wasson Garden Center in Fishers, Indiana hosts a family friendly autumn celebration with no admission cost. Guests can enjoy complimentary pumpkin painting along with activities and games suitable for all ages. Barnyard Party Pals will present live animal encounters, adding an educational twist to the day. Local food trucks will be on site, and the store will offer special deals on plants. This community gathering blends learning and entertainment for visitors of every age.

Spend a full day celebrating autumn with seasonal flavors and activities suitable for families. Watch fresh apples coated to order at a caramel apple station for a sweet fall favorite. Take a leisurely tractor ride and soak in the festive atmosphere. Gather around a fire for a make-your-own s’mores experience that adds a simple, cozy finish to the day. From apple treats to outdoor fun and relaxed fireside moments, this event welcomes the start of fall in tasty, memorable ways.

Paint & Play for Warhammer 40,000 at Next Level Games in Carmel offers a friendly space for newcomers and veteran hobbyists to paint together, share tips, and connect with the community. Admission is free. Starter gear is provided, including painting handles, water pots, Warhammer 40,000 paint and tool sets, small synthetic layer brushes, push-fit demo miniatures that need no glue, paper towels, and Wraithbone spray primer, so participants can learn techniques and take part even without prior experience or their own supplies.

Staind marks 25 years of Break the Cycle with a tour stop at Ruoff Music Center. Parking is not included with concert tickets, so a separate parking pass is required to park on site. The venue will use a new seating configuration for the 2026 season. Ticket access includes a public onsale along with multiple presales, including options for Citi cardmembers, VIP packages, Staind and Seether fan clubs, Live Nation, Ticketmaster, and the venue, plus a Ruoff employee offer. Additional opportunities such as Citi cardmember preferred tickets, T-Mobile Concert Perks with Fast Lane, and VIP packages will be available.

Hoobastank brings a sing along set to Noblesville, packed with catchy hooks, tight riffs, and the kind of crowd energy that has the whole place singing together. The Reason takes the spotlight, while Running Away and Same Direction keep the momentum high. The night is led by headliners Staind and Seether, with Hinder setting a loud tone to open.

Melaverse presents a Navratri Garba celebration in Noblesville featuring Kinjal Dave, a beloved Gujarati folk artist often called the Queen of Garba, performing live. Expect an evening of traditional Garba and Dandiya Raas with community dancing, plus food available on site. Traditional attire is encouraged. The event takes place at the Fieldhouse at Finch Creek in Noblesville, Indiana. Ticket details will be shared soon, and sponsorship or inquiry emails can be sent to melaversellc@gmail.com.

Ole 60 brings the Off The Grid Tour to the stage after a six month run supporting its debut album, Smokestack Town. The record has drawn praise for a gritty fusion of indie grunge looseness, rootsy drive, and small town punk spirit. GRAMMY.com highlighted it as an 11 track release woven with interconnected stories and vivid characters, and Whiskey Riff recognized it among the year’s standout albums. With momentum from that stretch on the road and a growing reputation as a riveting new act from Kentucky, the band delivers an energetic, road tested show. Tickets are on sale.

The Rhinos return to perform in the new outdoor space at Bier Brewery Noblesville during a summer event in Central Indiana’s largest two-acre biergarten. The setting includes mature trees, fire pits, a children’s playground, bocce courts, cornhole, and a dog park.

A weekly Gundam card game tournament with a $10 entry fee. For each entry, three booster packs are added to the prize pool, and every participant receives at least one booster pack for playing. Prize packs are awarded to the top three finishers, with 60 percent to first place, 25 percent to second, and 15 percent to third. Any remaining packs are also distributed to the top three. The event features regular games and a growing community.

Give the gift of life at the Grace Fishers Blood Drive. The need for blood never slows, and donating is a simple way to create meaningful change for neighbors in need. Although about six in ten people in the United States are eligible to give, fewer than one in twenty actually do, so every donation counts. Appointments can be made online, and walk-ins are welcome. For details or to schedule a time, visit the website.

An all-you-can-eat breakfast buffet awaits at the Farmhouse Restaurant at Harvest Market Carmel. The rotating menu features breakfast meats, eggs and other morning favorites, pancakes and waffles, breakfast potatoes, scratch-made biscuits with gravy, fresh pastries, and seasonal fruit, and it also includes a full salad bar. The kitchen highlights local products and scratch-made specialties from Niemann Harvest Market. It is a fitting spot for meeting friends or gathering with family, with choices to please many tastes.

King Jugg Brewing hosts John Beatrice for a live acoustic performance.

Plant Bingo offers an in-person game that mixes lighthearted competition with a chance to learn more about plants. It welcomes seasoned collectors and beginners alike who want to discover new varieties and possibly win plant prizes, all in a setting filled with greenery. Admission is $20 per person. An invoice will be sent to confirm a spot, and an email address is required to complete the reservation.

A free meetup welcoming fiber arts makers of all ages at Tabby Tree Fiber Arts. Bring your current project and enjoy creating alongside other creative folks in an inviting space. No RSVP is required, just drop in and spend time with others who love fiber arts.

Held at Next Level Games, this Flesh and Blood tournament uses the Silver Age format, showcasing classic cards and strategic interactions for a distinctive play experience. Entry is $8, and rounds follow Swiss pairings based on attendance. Prize support scales with participation. Three booster packs are added to the prize pool for each entry, every player receives at least one booster pack for taking part, and prize packs are awarded to the top three finishers with 60 percent to first, 25 percent to second, and 15 percent to third. Participants bring their own decks to compete.

A weekly Modern tournament at Next Level Games Carmel features Swiss pairings with best of three matches and a round count that varies with attendance. Entry is $10. For every entrant, three booster packs are added to the prize pool, which is split among the top three finishers at 60, 25, and 15 percent. First place also selects the set for their prize packs from the options available. Players bring their best Modern decks and compete in one of Magic: The Gathering’s most popular formats.

At The Sagamore Club, the seventh annual Shop for Kids Golf Outing brings golfers together for a four-person scramble that powers the organizers’ only and largest fundraiser of the year. Proceeds support Christmas cheer and lasting memories for children throughout Hamilton County. Participants can look forward to prizes, games, food, and fun, and every contribution helps local kids. Ways to get involved include registering a team, sponsoring a hole, donating an auction item, or spreading the word to others, all to help bring a little holiday magic to every child.

Upstairs at Hotel Carmichael, SOUR DADDY brings a genre-blending mix of jazz, blues, country and voodoo.

The 2026 Independence Indiana Conference centers on independence, inclusion, and elevating participant voices. It welcomes people living with disabilities, advocates advancing inclusion, and those who support others in leading full and independent lives. The gathering takes place at Embassy Suites Noblesville.

A free expo for older adults and their families brings together local organizations that offer support. Attendees can connect with these groups, enjoy refreshments, enter to win prizes, and make use of available health screenings. The event takes place at the 502 East Event Centre, and pre-registration is available.

Recently bought a house? Ignite Safety offers a focused class at S.A.F.E. House that shares key fire and life safety guidance for everyday living. Learn how to reduce common hazards, prepare for emergencies, and establish safer routines from the start so everyone at home stays protected. This event is free, and registration is required.

Young adults gather for a monthly board game evening at the church in Room 119. The night centers on tabletop games, shared food, and conversation around the table. It follows a potluck format, with attendees welcome to bring a favorite dish and their preferred board games to share. Young adult is defined loosely, focusing on life stage rather than a strict age range. Those from college age through about forty who are navigating work, relationships, faith, and the wider journey of adulthood are the intended audience. The plan is to meet monthly at first, then consider more consistent programming once a regular group forms. Whether strategy or party games are of interest, or simply time for conversation and community, there is space set aside for it.

Hosted at the Embassy Suites by Hilton Noblesville Indianapolis Conference Center, this Colt Collectors Association event brings together the world’s largest community focused on Colt firearms, their history, and related scholarship. Collectors, enthusiasts, historians, and first-time attendees can explore acclaimed educational displays, view rare and historic Colt pieces, attend expert presentations, and connect with participants from across the country. A premier auction highlights exceptional items, adding to the excitement. General admission is $10. Children under 12 are admitted free with an adult, and active duty military, law enforcement, and first responders receive complimentary entry. Designed for dedicated collectors as well as anyone interested in American history, this annual show stands as a centerpiece of the Colt collecting community.

Enjoy a monthly evening centered on gyros, with the option to place an order in advance or purchase on site at the Cathedral. A tour of the Cathedral will also be available as part of the event.

An adults-only karaoke night at Urban Apples invites grown-ups to step up to the mic for karaoke with Brad McCord. Sip cider, beer, wine, and more for a boost of confidence while you sing. Gather with friends, belt out favorites regardless of skill level, and enjoy a kid-free evening in a relaxed setting. A valid ID is required for entry.

Enjoy a spirited night of trivia that brings people together to support ALS research while honoring the legacy of Laurie Roselle. The focus is on community, generosity, and friendly competition to make a meaningful difference. The event takes place at Ritz Charles.

Young artists ages 5 to 12 build foundational art and design skills in a monthly Homeschool Studio taught by licensed art teacher and HCAA juried artist Heather Ray Boelke. Each class features hands-on projects that weave in art history and theory while nurturing creativity and fine motor development. Over the school year, students experiment with a range of materials, explore both two dimensional and three dimensional work, and develop studio habits that support artistic growth. This session focuses on portrait study with an emphasis on proportion, offering practical techniques for drawing faces with accuracy and expression. All supplies are provided. The cost is $20 per student for each session, and a full year option is available for $150.

Riverview Health Foundation marks 50 years of impact with a black tie optional celebration that pairs elevated style with comfortable tennis shoes. As the foundation’s largest fundraising event of the year, the evening opens courtside on the arena floor, followed by dinner and a special anniversary program. A spirited live auction will offer exclusive experiences and one of a kind items, and a silent auction runs throughout the night to directly support patient care. The celebration wraps up back on the court as Velvet Crush turns the space into a lively dance floor. Sneakers are encouraged for a fun night at Riverview Health Arena at Innovation Mile.

Start holiday shopping early at the Fishers High School Band Boosters Christmas in October Craft Fair. Explore booths from local vendors, enjoy seasonal treats, and support a good cause. The fair takes place at Fishers High School, with admission set at $5 for adults and $3 for kids and seniors.

Lake Meadows is leading a community walk focused on raising awareness and funds to fight Alzheimer’s and advance the search for a cure. Registration is available on the Lake Meadows page, and anyone who donates $100 will receive a free T-shirt.

Enjoy a creative paint class at Val's Place - Create and Connect focused on making a personalized barn quilt. Design your piece by selecting a pattern you like, choosing the size and surface material, and putting together the colors that match your vision.

Now in its fifth year, Habelfest brings a backyard barbecue to Forest Park in Noblesville.

Rhino Down has been invited to perform at the Corks in Carmel Wine Fest. The event brings together wine lovers and Rhino Down fans for a great pairing. More details will be shared as they become available.

Set sail for a Mediterranean-themed evening where dinner meets a murder mystery aboard the fictional cruise ship The Bountiful. Hosted at American Legion Bingo Post 470 in Fishers, this playful whodunit invites attendees to follow the clues and figure out who did not make it back from the voyage. Proceeds support scholarships and awards along with the Dream It Be It program. Tickets are available.

Celebrate the season with an Oktoberfest-themed Dinner on the Rails in Noblesville. Step aboard the Nickel Plate Express and settle into a historic railcar for a relaxing ride through Northern Hamilton County while a German-inspired meal is served. Enjoy a lively atmosphere, scenic countryside views, and the charm of traveling along the route of the historic Nickel Plate Road. Dinner is prepared by TURF Catering + Kitchen. It is a welcoming experience for friends, couples, and anyone who wants to savor the flavors and traditions of Oktoberfest.

Rooted in the belief that no one should face this climb alone, this community gathering brings The Climb to Carmel in partnership with Postpartum Support International. Honoring the journey of emerging from darkness during the perinatal period, it offers local eats and refreshments, exciting giveaways, family yoga, kids activities, and access to vital mental health resources. The focus is connection and understanding, creating a warm space to find a village and feel supported. It welcomes survivors, supporters, and anyone currently navigating perinatal challenges.

Set aside four days for a retreat centered on scrapbooking. This multi day gathering is all about spending dedicated time with the craft.

At Westfield Washington Township, this hands-on session focuses on making herb-infused oils and vinegars that can elevate meals and snacks throughout the year. The activity centers on easy, kitchen-ready blends that bring fresh flavor to everyday cooking.

Upstairs at Hotel Carmichael, SOUR DADDY brings a mix of jazz, blues, country, and voodoo influences for a genre-blending performance.

Koe Wetzel brings The Night Champion World Tour to Fishers Event Center.

At the Fishers Event Center, Koe Wetzel brings his arena show back indoors, scaling up the production for the space. The Indiana crowd erupts from the first notes of Cabo and keeps the momentum high throughout the set. The venue’s acoustics add extra impact to Drunk Driving, while slower moments like Love carry a deeper emotional resonance across the room. Wetzel shifts smoothly from high-energy rock to intimate storytelling, showcasing his range as both performer and songwriter. By the encore, a unified chorus of voices fills the arena, underscoring how his music thrives in both arenas and amphitheaters.

Becky Robinson is an L.A.-based comedian, writer, actor, and voiceover talent known for her viral character Entitled Housewife, an outspoken golfer she developed through a series of online videos. The success of that persona has drawn millions of views across social media and paved the way for an international touring career, a nod from Deadline as a comedian to watch, and a self-produced comedy special, Becky Robinson: Entitled. On screen, she voiced lead character Parker J. Cloud on Nickelodeon’s animated series Middlemost Post and appeared as a season regular on MTV’s Wild ’N Out with Nick Cannon. This event is part of the Center Presents Season sponsored by Allied Solutions.

Joe's Grille Westfield hosts a live performance featuring popular songs from the 70s, 80s, 90s, and today. The set is geared toward dancing and sing-alongs to familiar tunes. Food is available so guests can enjoy a bite while the music plays.

A weekend devoted to maple awaits with maple flavored foods and beverages, live music, and a cheerful, easygoing atmosphere. Additional details will be announced soon.

RISE stands for Rockers Impacting and Serving Everyone, and this free, all ages music festival brings music with a purpose to Spencer Farm Winery in Noblesville. Nine bands perform across two stages, with all donations and event proceeds benefiting Hamilton County nonprofits. The main stage features Your Favorite Ex-Girlfriends, an all-female rock band, Kam 'n Jett's Jammin' Duet with acoustic rock and country hits, Curt Cannabis & The Highflyers playing original pop and rock, The Remedy Club covering grunge, rock, and alternative favorites, Traci and Jimmy Friends Band with Americana rock, Days of My Youth revisiting classic rock from the 60s through the 90s, Rhino Down spanning rock and pop from every era, and Starboard sailing through yacht rock hits from the 70s and 80s. A patio set during the Wine Down Hour showcases The Amanda McClaran Experience, blending cool jazz with a rock vibe. Beer and wine are available on-site from Spencer Farm Winery, and food trucks include Lilmar Sinugba and Indy Hibachi. Outside food or snacks and nonalcoholic beverages are welcome, but no outside alcohol is allowed on the winery property and any coolers may be subject to search. As the festivities take place outdoors, bringing chairs or blankets is recommended. Visitors can also find pumpkins and mums next door at Spencer Farm. Look for a silent auction and a 50/50 raffle with a chance to win cash. Admission is free, a portion of on-site wine, beer, and food sales is donated, and additional contributions are welcome at the event or online. Proceeds support Heart and Soul Clinic in Westfield, Healed Identity Movement in Carmel, Boys & Girls Club of Noblesville, and Special Olympics of Hamilton County in Fishers. Sponsors include Spencer Farm Winery, Architectural Glass & Metal Company, Inc., iwis drive systems, National Glass & Hardware, Heritage Masonry Restoration, Binford Group of Indiana, and HFRoofQuotes.com, with additional support from donors such as Zimmer Chiropractic, Illuminazione, The Vitou Group, The Hayes Group, IndyNow TV, and EliteOptionsAcademy.com.

This music takeover brings together 55 live bands. Three large stages anchor the intersection of 9th and Logan, with additional performances on stages at Syd’s, inside and outside at Primeval, and at Alexander’s. Festivities include a pre-party at Syd’s and an after-party at Primeval, with more details to be announced. A backup date is planned in case of rain.

Marking the 50th Anniversary Season opener, this concert embraces the spirit of exploration and the wide vistas of America. Music Director and conductor David Commanday leads Copland’s Fanfare for the Common Man and Grofé’s Grand Canyon Suite, then guest cellist Alexander Hersh performs Dvořák’s Cello Concerto, written during the composer’s time in America and inspired by its promise.

The schedule features a tango lesson led by Zhivko Yankov, followed by social dancing where participants can practice their steps with fellow dancers. Admission is $10 for members, $15 for non-members, and $5 for students.

The Forge is a monthly gathering that gives men a relaxed space to connect. There is no set program, only open conversation and unhurried time together to hang out, talk about life, and build relationships with other men.

Slow down and reconnect with the natural world during a guided forest bathing experience at Ritchey Woods Nature Preserve. Led by a certified Nature and Forest Therapy Guide, this unhurried outing uses gentle prompts to help you focus on the here and now and engage with the landscape through sight, sound, touch, and smell. Your guide will offer a sequence of invitations that encourages deeper awareness and a personal connection with nature. The cost is $36 per session, or $54 for non-residents.

Main Street Productions is holding auditions for a live radio play adaptation of A Christmas Carol, a stage version by Joe Landry with music by Kevin Connors. The production is directed by Brandon Wentz in his Main Street Productions directorial debut. This take presents Dickens’s holiday classic as a 1940s-style radio broadcast with period fruitcake commercials, live sound effects, and musical underscoring. A compact ensemble voices many characters as Ebenezer Scrooge encounters three spirits and discovers the heart of the story. Auditions consist of cold readings from the script. Please bring a headshot and theatrical résumé if available. Open to performers at any experience level. The casting approach is flexible, designed for roughly 5 to 41 performers, with actors covering multiple roles alongside a Foley operator who creates the onstage sounds. Age ranges serve as guidelines and vocal versatility is a priority. Percussion or other instrument experience is helpful for the Foley position but not required. Roles include WBFR radio personalities such as Freddie Filmore, Jake Laurents, Harry "Jazzbo" Haywood, Sally Applewhite, Lana Sherwood, and Rose Bailey, along with a dedicated Foley operator. The concept may expand to include additional radio station characters and roles may be reassigned as needed.

Conversations in real estate often happen beyond the boardroom. This monthly social hour at The Clubhouse offers a casual, intentional setting for real estate agents, affiliated partners, and local professionals to connect, collaborate, and build genuine relationships beyond everyday transactions. Whether you are a top producer, just getting started, or a trusted industry partner, it is a welcoming place to grow your professional circle. Look forward to thoughtful conversation, real connections, and a culture focused on inspiring people, creating opportunities, and supporting aspirations. Enjoy a drink while you build relationships that last.

Enjoy a family-focused Halloween celebration that keeps the spooky factor friendly. Designed for children from preschool through school age and their families, costumes are welcome and the lineup includes nature interpretation, entertainment, and a hayride. Young participants can trick-or-treat between activity stations, and food will be available for purchase for those who want a snack. It is a seasonal outing with gentle thrills and plenty to explore together.

At Wood Wind Golf Course, a Halloween-themed evening brings together golf, costumes, and a lively social scene. The round features a shotgun start in a 4-person scramble format, encouraging friendly competition. A costume contest highlights the night, with recognition for the best looks. Festivities extend from the course to the beer garden for a high-energy celebration and a festive close to the season.

This women-only running event, the largest in Indiana, includes half marathon, 10K, and 5K distances.

INPS Annual Conference 2026 takes place at the IMMI Conference Center in Westfield, featuring a lineup of speakers with Doug Tallamy delivering the keynote address.

Moving Day is a series of Parkinson’s Foundation fundraising walks held across the country each year that bring together people living with Parkinson’s, their care partners, and loved ones. It is more than a traditional walk, with a spotlight on movement because staying active can help manage Parkinson’s symptoms. Participants take part as individuals or in teams to raise funds that fuel essential resources, push research and care forward, support better living with Parkinson’s, and advance the pursuit of a cure.

Learn how to craft several kinds of bird feeders, then personalize a birdhouse to bring home. One of the feeder projects uses peanut butter, and accommodations are available for those with allergies. Participants will also receive extra project ideas and resources to support creating a wildlife habitat at home.

Participants will decorate a pumpkin using paint and glued-on accessories in a hands-on craft that can get messy. The activity takes place at Westfield Washington Township.

Discover the basics of floral design in a hands-on session where you create your own arrangement to take home. Containers, flowers, and tools are provided so you can focus on crafting your piece. Your arrangement is yours to keep, while tools are for in-session use and are not taken home.

Gavin Adcock brings The Day I Hang It Up Tour to Indiana, joined by Pecos & The Rooftops and Tyler Nance.

Discover a curated marketplace at The Green Room next to Federal Hill Commons, featuring more than 30 vendors offering handmade goods, upcycled creations, vintage discoveries, and wonderfully offbeat treasures. The atmosphere is intimate and intentional, highlighting makers and collectors who bring uncommon style and character to their work. Enjoy live music, artisan demonstrations, interactive experiences, and DIY make-and-take craft stations. Food and drink options are nearby for convenient refreshment while you browse. Admission is $10, with an early bird option at $7, and includes complimentary cider and a donut charcuterie cup.

At Niemann Harvest Market in Carmel, The Big Feed offers a large sampling experience featuring local offerings. The event brings many tastes together in one place, with plenty of pie samples available throughout.

Carmel Spooktacular Craft & Vendor Market brings Halloween cheer and family-friendly fun to Clay Terrace. Explore a curated mix of local makers and merchants offering artisan goods, festive décor, costumes, sweet treats, thoughtful gifts, and other autumn favorites with a spooky twist. Shoppers can discover playful, one-of-a-kind finds for the season. Vendor registration is open, and a limited number of spaces provide an opportunity to reach families and other seasonal shoppers.

Presented by Eye Surgeons of Indiana, this gala unfolds at the Embassy Suites by Hilton Noblesville Conference Center with a warm, fall-inspired ambiance. Tickets are available at $225 per person or $2,250 per table, setting the stage for an evening of entertainment and one-of-a-kind experiences. Guests can expect a red carpet arrival, live and silent auctions with mobile bidding from their phones, complimentary selections of beer and wine throughout the night, and a three course dinner. The program includes opportunities to win exclusive prizes, wine and bourbon tastings, and a lounge style after-party featuring Felix and Fingers Dueling Pianos with an energetic, all request show that brings the audience into the performance, plus a dessert tasting from four local restaurants. The Fund-A-Need focuses on family engagement programs at the Indiana School for the Blind & Visually Impaired and across Indiana. These initiatives provide resources, support, and practical skills, foster community and stronger communication, and equip families to advocate and navigate the challenges of blindness. The Terry Lee Foundation serves as the Education Match Sponsor. Keynote speaker Kristin Smedley, sponsored by VisionQuest Eyecare, is a nationally recognized parent advocate whose experience raising two blind sons fuels her work in disability awareness and education. As co-founder and CEO of the Curing Retinal Blindness Foundation, she has helped raise more than 4 million dollars, supported the advancement of the first FDA approved gene therapy for an inherited retinal disease, and championed H.R. 625, the first U.S. bill submitted in Braille. Through bestselling books, a TEDx talk, and partnerships with Fortune 500 companies, she highlights innovation, opportunity, and meaningful change for people with disabilities. Thanks to Bosma Enterprises, the Student Engagement Area features handmade ceramic pumpkins created by students from the Indiana School for the Blind and Visually Impaired. These unique pieces, crafted in a variety of sizes, come together as a charming pumpkin patch for guests to explore and purchase. Support is provided by Gold Table Sponsors Abrams EyeCare and Midwest Eye Institute, Silver Table Sponsors 20/20 Eye Physicians of Indiana, Bausch + Lomb, First Financial Bank, IU School of Medicine - Dept. of Ophthalmalogy, Lauth Family Foundation, and Whitewater Eye Centers, the After-Party Lounge Band Sponsor Glaukos Charitable Foundation, the Late Night Snack Pack Sponsor Wilhelm Construction, the Paddle Sponsor Huntington Bank, and Champagne Wall Sponsors Allegion, Better Bodies, Inc., Indiana Members Credit Union, Madore Visionary Solutions, and Whitson Vision. Additional support comes from A Taste of Indiana, Ankawa Fine Jewelry, Anthony's Chophouse, Cunningham Restaurant Group, Daniel's Vineyard, The GOAT, John Bramblitt, Naptown Floral, Mike Clayton - Bourbon Aficionado, Monterey Coastal Cusine, Savor, Shake Up Cocktails, and Tactive.

Experience a friendly morning at IU Health North Hospital focused on movement, connection, learning, and fun, all in support of the TREO Foundation's mission of Treatment, Research, and Education to address obesity so no one is left behind. This set-your-own-pace event welcomes participants to walk or run as much or as little as they choose in a relaxed, flexible setting. A virtual registration option is available for those unable to attend in person. Registration includes a $30 online donation, with an Early Bird rate of $20. On-site registration is $35 and can be paid by cash or by credit card using a mobile device. Children under 12 participate for free with an adult. In-person participants receive an event shirt on-site while supplies last. Presented with support from the Indiana State Chapter of ASMBS and IU Health North, this 501(c)(3) fundraiser benefits the TREO Foundation and its work in Treatment, Research, and Education to end obesity.

This walking tour explores Westfield’s haunting legends and folklore, blending stories of ghosts connected to the Underground Railroad and the allies who aided them with tales of modern gangsters and mischief from the town’s past. Along the route, accounts of lingering spirits said to roam the downtown are shared, and the experience wraps up with a visit to the grounds of a historic, reportedly haunted cemetery. The tour takes place outdoors, with the possibility of one indoor stop depending on availability. It is a storytelling experience, not a paranormal investigation. Reservations are required, no tickets are issued, and names are placed on a reservation list. After booking, detailed meeting information is provided by email.

Free, one-hour, drop-in yoga classes are open to all skill levels, including complete beginners. Offered weekly throughout the year through a partnership between Fishers Parks and Roots & Wings Yoga and Wellness, these sessions take place outdoors at the top of the hill at Flat Fork Creek Park in warmer months, then move indoors to the community building at Billericay Park during colder months. Each session is guided by Roots & Wings Yoga and Wellness. No registration is required and no weekly commitment is needed. Participants must bring their own yoga mat.

Diabetes Will's Way will hold its annual fundraiser at The Bridgewater Club, introducing a new location for this year. More information about the program and ways to participate will be shared soon.

Roughouse delivers a high-energy set packed with danceable tunes that keep the floor buzzing. Expect an upbeat atmosphere and plenty of feel-good moments throughout the night.

Browse more than 50 local vendors gathered in one place, offering handmade goods, distinctive gifts, and festive favorites. Get a head start on holiday shopping while showing support for small businesses. Get to know local makers and choose thoughtful items for everyone you are shopping for.

Next Level Games presents a special release event for UNION ARENA BLEACH: Thousand-Year Blood War featuring sealed deck play under the One Battle Rule. The entry fee is $35 and includes six booster packs used to build a 40 card deck with five life, with only cards from those packs allowed. Color energy requirements are waived in this format and there is no card limit in sealed. Rounds are best of one Swiss at 30 minutes each, with the total number of rounds based on attendance and no top cut. Prize support awards a booster box of BLEACH: Thousand-Year Blood War to the champion, and one booster pack is given for each match win to other participants. Everyone receives a participation promo card and a release pack, and the winner also earns a winner promo card. Space is limited to 16 players, so once all spots are taken registration will close.

A milestone 60th birthday takes the spotlight at Songbird Social House with a special show featuring the celebrant performing alongside friends. The event revives a similar celebration from ten years ago.

The accessABILITY Breakfast Benefit offers an inspiring morning at the Embassy Suites by Hilton Hotel and Conference Center Noblesville focused on building a more inclusive and accessible community. The event features breakfast, opportunities to connect with community leaders, and insights into how support helps people with disabilities live independently.

MercyMe leads an evening of big-stage, inspirational music with Jeremy Camp, Tim Timmons, and Sam Wesley. The set features MercyMe staples like “I Can Only Imagine” and “Even If,” while Jeremy Camp adds “I Still Believe” and “Dead Man Walking.” Tim Timmons and Sam Wesley open together, pairing “Starts with Me” with the vibrant feel of “Holding Onto Me.” The program brings together well-known songs, collaborative energy, and a celebratory atmosphere.

Medicated Mind brings a live music performance to The Brockway Public House.

Climb aboard a festive 75-minute holiday journey on the historic Nickel Plate Express, featuring cheerful music, sweet treats, a write-to-Santa activity with delivery to the North Pole Post Office, and a visit with Santa. Choose the experience that fits your group: Standard Class offers comfortable coach seating sold in groups of two or four, plus chocolate milk and a holiday cookie, and children two and younger may ride as a lap child with an infant ticket. Platinum Class provides a private table for up to four guests with hot chocolate, a holiday cookie and access to all activities. Diamond Class includes a private table for two or four, priority boarding, hot chocolate served in a commemorative mug and a holiday cookie. For larger groups, the Private Caboose welcomes up to 20 guests aboard a historic Monon caboose with hot chocolate, a tower of holiday treats, festive décor and a special Santa visit before departure. Plan to arrive 30 minutes before departure since doors close five minutes prior and late arrivals cannot be rebooked or refunded. Passenger seating is located upstairs and the cars are not wheelchair accessible. Table seating does not permit lap children, and children two and younger riding in Platinum or Diamond Class must have their own ticket and be able to sit safely in their own seat. Tickets for this popular holiday tradition tend to sell quickly.

Upstairs at Hotel Carmichael, Sour Daddy delivers a genre-blending performance that threads together jazz, blues, and country with a hint of voodoo, creating lively rhythms and smoky grooves for a distinctive, mood-rich experience.

Hosted by the City of Westfield and the Westfield Chamber of Commerce at the Westfield Washington Public Library, this community-focused gathering offers a chance to meet city planners and learn more about the City of Westfield. The first 20 minutes are set aside for mingling over pastries and beverages, followed by a presentation from city staff and planners, with the remaining time dedicated to attendee questions. The Westfield Chamber and Senior Planner Caleb Ernest will be present to support learning and networking.

Discover the fundamentals of candle making and decorating while you craft a variety of candles using different techniques. All materials are supplied, and you will head home with the candles you created.

Get hands-on with candle making while learning foundational techniques and simple ways to decorate. Try out multiple methods to craft a variety of candles during the session. All materials are included, and you will head home with the candles you created.

Celebrate the season at the 13th annual Handmade Vintage Christmas Market in the Llama Barn at the Hamilton County Fairgrounds. Shop from 50 local businesses, discover unique gifts, and support the community during a festive day of shopping. Admission is $5, with free entry for ages 13 and under. Free parking is available. Tickets are available on the event website.

Roughouse performs live at Syd's Bar and Grill, bringing a lively mix of pop, rock, and dance hits. This cover band from Noblesville fuels the room with upbeat grooves designed to keep the crowd on its feet throughout the show.

Trial By Fire returns to Britton Tavern with a set of rock favorites spanning the 1970s through today. Enjoy a night filled with classics and current hits from across the decades. Do not be late for this Trial date.

Celebrate the launch of the ONE PIECE Card Game OP-18 set at Next Level Games with a sealed tournament built from six OP-18 booster packs and a 6-Color Leader Card. Players construct a 40-card deck, then compete in best-of-1 Swiss across four rounds, with seating capped at 16 participants. The entry fee is $30 per player and covers the sealed materials. Every participant receives a welcome pack, one booster is awarded for each match win, extra OP-18 release packs from the event kit are handed out as bonus prizes after the final round, and the top-ranked player earns a winner pack. The shop will be decorated with official OP-18 Release Boost Kit banners, posters, and themed displays to mark the occasion. Registration is handled directly through the store website, and Bandai TCG+ is not required. This is an in-store only event with limited seating.

This pre-holiday night at Murphys PubHouse features Distant Sound Waves playing live rock hits, offering a chance to meet up with friends over drinks before the family meals and football.

The Fishers YMCA Wishbone 5K brings the community together for a festive run or walk at the YMCA. The 5K route is suited to families and welcomes participants of every age and ability, along with spectators who want to cheer. Each participant receives an official race shirt, and festivities continue after the finish with a lively, community-centered atmosphere.

A seasonal market with a twist fills Hamilton County Fairgrounds with more than 50 carefully selected vendors. Browse handmade pieces, upcycled creations, vintage discoveries, and quirky oddities that make gift giving personal, with plenty of chances to treat yourself as well. The experience features live music, hands-on demonstrations, interactive activities, and DIY make and take craft stations. A full food court is available while you explore. Admission is $10 and includes one complimentary beverage, with options for a cocktail, a mocktail, or another non-alcoholic drink.

Embrace the holiday spirit early with The Nutcracker, performed live with the Carmel Symphony Orchestra. This classic family favorite offers four performances, making it simple to plan a shared tradition. Tickets are already available for those who want to secure seats ahead of the seasonal rush.

Designed for first-time homeowners, this class shares essential fire and life safety guidance you can put into practice right away. Hosted at the S.A.F.E. House, it covers practical prevention strategies and everyday readiness to help safeguard your household. Attendance is free, and advance registration is required.

Make a fresh pine wreath for the holiday season. Some decorations will be available, and attendees may bring their own to personalize their wreath.

Take part in a friendly, hands-on activity creating a fresh pine wreath for the holiday season. A selection of decorations will be available, and participants may bring their own items to personalize their wreath. The event takes place at Westfield Washington Township.

Small town charm meets upscale holiday shopping at this third annual Christmas market. Browse for just-right gifts while taking a leisurely walk around the square. Warm up with hot chocolate, listen to live carolers, and enjoy a festive atmosphere. A chance to take a photo with Santa will be available. After exploring the market, visitors can stop into Downtown Gallatin shops and local restaurants. Vendor spots are almost gone, with two remaining on a first come, first served basis, and inquiries can be sent by text to (213) 218-5017 or by email to vfapply@gmail.com. For questions about the event’s official communications, contact Amy Nixon at vfapply@gmail.com.

This festive charity run is presented by the Arthritis Foundation. Participants are encouraged to dress in their best holiday attire and jingle along in the spirit of moving toward a cure.

At Next Level Games, this release event for UNION ARENA My Hero Academia [UE25BT] uses a Sealed Deck format with the One Battle Rule. The entry fee is $35. Players build a 40 card deck with five life from six UE25BT packs provided with entry, and only cards opened from those sealed packs may be used. Energy color requirements are waived and there is no card limit in sealed. Matches are best of 1 Swiss with 30 minute rounds, and the number of rounds will depend on attendance. There is no top cut. The top prize is a UE25BT booster box and the winner promo card. Every entrant receives a participation promo card and a release pack, while all other players earn one booster pack for each match win. Capacity is limited to 16 players, and the event is full once that number is reached.