Events in Hamilton County, IN

Join H7 Noblesville for a weekly networking meeting designed for local B2B and B2C professionals. The group is led by Champion Leadership and focuses on a structured approach to networking. Visitors are welcome, and the meeting will take place in the Perkins private room.

This multi-day tent sale features steep savings, with a variety of styles discounted by as much as 70 percent. It is a limited-time opportunity to shop select items at a fraction of the regular price.

Adults age 55 and older are invited to Together Today at the Fishers Community Center. This social group meets Thursdays from 9:00 AM to 1:30 PM and includes games, time to connect with others, lunch, and an activity. No RSVP is required.

A weekly breastfeeding support group provides a welcoming place to receive guidance from a lactation team. Mothers may attend with their infants for weight checks, help with latch, and conversation around common breastfeeding questions. The atmosphere encourages connection, giving mothers a chance to share experiences and support one another. It is suitable for first-time parents as well as those seeking a refresher, with an emphasis on building confidence for the feeding journey. Sessions take place in Conference Room C1110 on the first floor of IU Health Fishers Medical Tower. Use Entrance H and follow the Women’s Health signs to find the room. The 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.

Participants will make a variety of bird feeders and decorate a birdhouse to take home. One of the feeders will use peanut butter. Allergy accommodations are available.

Shepherd’s Gate Pantry at St. Maria Goretti Catholic Church and School provides basic-needs assistance to Hamilton County residents through a volunteer-led ministry in collaboration with the parish HELP Committee. Visitors are asked to show proof of residency in Hamilton County and may receive services once per month. In addition to food, the pantry sometimes has baby items such as clothing up to size 2T, baby food and formula, high chairs, and strollers. Cribs and mattresses are available only with referrals from agencies including Good Samaritan, Birthright, Healthy Families, and the County Trustees. Operations take place on select days, with some sessions offered as a drive-through. The mission reflects the call to feed the hungry, offer drink to the thirsty, and welcome the stranger.

Discover how to create color from natural materials in an interactive class that may get a little messy. Wear clothes suitable for hands-on work, and no supplies are needed because everything will be provided.

Celebrate a one year milestone in a new home at a beauty-focused gathering featuring event-only pricing, raffles and giveaways, sparkling champagne and other bubbly sips, and a selection of sweet treats. Attendees can also take advantage of limited-time specials on products and services. The afternoon centers on beauty, gratitude, and celebration.

A golf-themed evening brings extra fun to the Westfield Farmers Market, presented by Community Health Network. Enjoy golf-inspired activities and games, plenty of photo opportunities, and live music while exploring local vendors offering fresh goods and themed treats. It welcomes both avid golfers and those simply looking for a lively market experience, adding a playful twist to a familiar favorite.

This clinic offers affordable veterinary care, making it easier for pet owners to access help for their animals. It is a practical option for those seeking budget-conscious ways to support their pets’ health.

Create a custom air plant wreath at a hands-on workshop at Wasson Garden Center in Fishers. For $50, participants design a natural, modern accent for the home while receiving step-by-step guidance from an experienced instructor. Learn how to position and secure air plants, experiment with texture and material combinations, and explore creative design approaches. The session also covers essential care practices so the plants stay healthy long after the workshop.

Thinking about adding solar panels to a sunny roof? This free Solar 101 info session explains how solar technology works, what to expect financially, and how the Central Indiana Solar Co-op makes it easier to go solar with neighbors. Learn how producing your own clean energy can help guard against high electricity rates. No tickets are required. Presented in partnership by Carmel Green Initiative, Carmel Clay Public Library, and Solar United Neighbors.

At The 106 Plaza, a community space where the Nickel Plate, Cheeney Creek, and The 106 trails meet just outside Fishers Parks HQ and Maker Playground, enjoy live music on the lawn along with beer from Mashcraft Brewing and coffee from Niyyah Coffee. Admission is free and no registration or RSVP is needed. The adjacent Maker Playground, a 15,000 square foot public makerspace, will have make-and-take kits available for $40. Free parking is available in the main Hub&Spoke lot, with overflow across the street at the Cheeney Creek trailhead lot.

This memorial service offers a gentle space to celebrate the lives of those who have touched many hearts. With calming music, moments for reflection, and shared storytelling, it fosters comfort, gratitude, and healing among families and friends. The Anew Hospice team facilitates the service, helping honor treasured memories and lasting legacies. Families and friends are welcome.

DivorceCare is a 14-week support group for anyone experiencing separation or divorce. Sessions feature helpful videos, group discussion, and dedicated time to process and heal in a safe, caring environment, offering practical tools and hope from people who understand. The cost is $20 and includes a workbook. Registration and additional details are available on the organizer's website.

Catch a matchup between the Louisville Bats and the Indianapolis Indians at Victory Field. This is a resale ticket listing, with prices set by resellers and all sales final, including no refunds for postponed events.

Fishers Parks presents a free beachside yoga series at Geist Waterfront Park throughout the summer. Each session lasts one hour and takes place on the sand. No registration is required. Participants ages 13 and older are welcome and should bring their own yoga mat.

TLC, Salt-N-Pepa, and En Vogue unite for a live show at Ruoff Music Center in Noblesville. Enjoy an evening with all three acts on one stage at this venue.

Catch TLC, Salt-N-Pepa, and En Vogue live at Ruoff Music Center in Noblesville. The show starts at 7:30 PM.

Miller’s Walk 3rd Annual Community Garage Sale takes place at Beazer Homes-Millers Walk. This two-day event offers a friendly neighborhood setting to browse and shop.

Now in its second year, the Academy Shield Scramble brings a full day of golf, friendly games, prizes, and community connections at Woodwind Golf Club, all in support of youth volleyball in Indiana. The round follows a four player scramble format. The day features registration and warm up, a shotgun start, then lunch with awards and prizes. Entry is $500 and covers golf with cart, range balls, lunch, a player gift, a swag bag, and on course contests. All proceeds support The Academy Family Fund, which provides player scholarships, invests in capital improvements, and backs local outreach so athletes and families can have a stronger experience. Participation helps create opportunities for young athletes to play, develop, and thrive. Sponsorship opportunities are available.

Jumperoo offers a dedicated play session for children ages 5 and under at Urban Air Adventure Park (Noblesville). Admission is $10.99 per child, and parents attend free. Socks are not included. Memberships are valid for this event with access to Deluxe attractions only. This session does not take place on school holidays or during summer break.

A dedicated playtime for kids who are homeschooling, learning at home, or distance learning, offered during the school day. Participants can work toward PE credits or simply take an active break from academics while the park opens its attractions exclusively for this program. All Access Tickets are $15.99, and memberships are accepted with attraction access based on membership level. Urban Air socks are not included. This program is not offered on school holidays.

With a history spanning more than fifty years, this long-standing Central Indiana celebration brings Greek heritage to life through food, music, dance, and community. Guests can enjoy authentic Greek dishes and homemade pastries, experience live music and traditional folk dancing, explore Cathedral tours and cultural exhibits, browse shopping, and find activities for families. At its heart, it is about connection, where time-honored traditions are shared with new generations, friends reunite, and newcomers are welcomed like family. Watch for updates on entertainment, featured foods, volunteer opportunities, sponsor spotlights, and more as the countdown to GreekFest 2026 continues, and look forward to a weekend filled with food, faith, culture, and community.

Head to The Club at Chatham Hills for an evening with Thomas Rhett. The show gets started at 5:00 PM, and ticketing is available through the links shown on the page.

Kids around ages 5 to 14 can enjoy a lively game night at iCode Fishers, playing favorites like Minecraft and Roblox on high‑performance gaming stations while sharing pizza and soft drinks. The setting is designed for continuous fun with opportunities to play, compete, and spend time with friends. Safety is a priority, with adult supervision in verified gaming rooms, monitored gameplay, approved peers only, and no open public lobbies or unsupervised chat.

Enjoy a live performance of acoustic music.

Radio Junkies Duo performs a live set at Spencer Farm Winery with favorites from the 70s, 80s, 90s, and today. Familiar songs make it easy to sing along, and friends can relax together while enjoying the music. Food is available at the venue, so grabbing a bite is part of the experience.

Set the scene for your pint with background music tailored for beer drinking. A smooth, easygoing soundtrack pairs with your favorite sudsy beverages and keeps the atmosphere relaxed as you enjoy each sip.

Midnight RedEye Band performs at Grand Junction Plaza as part of the Jams at the Junction free concert series on the Great Lawn. The series also features Dave & Rae, Stella Luna & The Satellites, The Why Store, Groovesmash and Jai Baker Trio. A free shuttle operates between the Westfield Washington Public Library and the Plaza. Additional on-street parking is available near the venue where permitted, marked by blue signs for free public parking, and parking is also offered at The Union at Grand Junction Plaza parking garage. Guests may bring lawn chairs and blankets. Tents, tent stakes and umbrellas are not permitted, and staking out a spot far in advance is not allowed, with stakes and tarps subject to removal. Outside food is welcome, and a variety of food trucks will be at each concert. Grand Junction Plaza is a smoke free facility. Pets are not allowed during concerts, except for service animals. Commercial activities such as soliciting or vending require a permit, and distributing literature or promotional materials requires prior written consent from facility management.

The Rhinos return to perform in the new outdoor space at Bier Brewery Noblesville, bringing a rock set to a summertime gathering. The setting is a two acre biergarten billed as the largest in Central Indiana, with mature trees, fire pits, a kids playground, bocce courts, cornhole, and a dog park.

SLI Audio brings a music-themed spin on bingo to Pinheads & Alley's Alehouse. Instead of numbers, players listen to short clips from popular songs and music videos, then mark the matching song titles on their cards. Participation is free, there are four opportunities to win, and prizes are awarded to the winners. The atmosphere is family friendly and open to all ages. Table reservations are available by calling 317-773-9988.

At Conner Prairie, two tribute groups come together to honor the music of Carole King and James Taylor. Home Again performs songs by Carole King, and Steamroller presents the music of James Taylor. The joint performance offers an evening devoted to their songs.

Next Stop Comedy is bringing Mike Shea to Field Brewing Company for an evening full of sharp punchlines and goofball energy. Seating starts in the early evening, and the show gets underway right after. Expect a high-energy set in an intimate local venue, with the lineup subject to change.

Enjoy an evening celebrating the music of Carole King and James Taylor with Troubadours. The show pairs two tribute acts, Home Again, honoring Carole King’s legacy, and Steamroller, a tribute to James Taylor’s songs and sound. Presented at the Conner Prairie Symphony Bowl as part of the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra’s weekend series.

Fresh off successful runs in Sydney and London, award-winning playwright Billie Jane brings her solo show “Then, Eve” to Indianapolis. It’s an intimate look at how God created Adam, and how Eve created herself.

Explore tales of lingering spirits on an outdoor ghost walk that moves from beer rooms and businesses to a historic jail, private residences, and more. The route concludes with a stop at a haunted, historic cemetery. Plan for about 1 hour and 45 minutes or a bit longer. This is a storytelling experience, not a paranormal investigation. Reservations are required. No physical tickets are issued, as attendee names are placed on a list, and detailed meeting instructions are sent by email after booking.

End the week on a high note with karaoke at Main Event on 96th. Take the mic and keep the Friday vibe going.

Start the weekend with good coffee and genuine conversation at RIVET Coffee. This weekly, open meetup has no set program or expectations, just a welcoming table for locals who want to slow down, connect, and dive into topics that go deeper than small talk. Come on your own or with a friend, drop in for a few minutes or stay longer, and settle into a relaxed setting that encourages meaningful connection.

Shop fresh and local at the Fishers Farmers Market, running for the 2026 season through September. This free market features a variety of local vendors and is a great chance to stock up on produce and other goods from the community.

Battery Academy’s Individual Skills Camp blends on-field fundamentals with a foundation in faith and teamwork. Designed for ages 12 to 15, it moves beyond showcases and highlight reels to help young athletes anchor their game in Christ and learn to trust the teammate beside them. Instruction aims to shape how participants play while also influencing how they live, lead, and serve. The camp is held at RoundTripper Sports Academy in Westfield, Indiana, with pricing options of $217 and $111.

Explore soft pastels in a two hour introductory class that builds confidence in a relaxed, supportive setting. It begins with an overview of pastel materials, paper choices, and essential tools, followed by quick warm ups to practice strokes, blending, and layering color. After a demonstration of core techniques like mapping shapes, creating smooth blends, and adding highlights, participants use these skills to make a finished piece, often a simple landscape or nature themed artwork. Guidance and one on one feedback are offered throughout to encourage experimentation and creative expression. The session wraps up with time to refine details and share completed pieces, so everyone leaves with new skills and a completed artwork. Open to ages 12 and up with no prior experience needed. The fee is $45 per person, and all supplies are included.

At St. Maria Goretti Catholic Church and School, Shepherd’s Gate Pantry is a volunteer-led basic needs ministry working in partnership with the parish HELP Committee. Hamilton County residents may use the pantry by showing proof of county residency, and visits are limited to once per month. The pantry operates on Thursday, Saturday, and Monday, with drive-through service available on Monday, and it is closed on Sunday, Tuesday, Wednesday, and Friday. Support for families with young children may be available, including cribs and mattresses distributed by referral from Hamilton County agencies such as Good Samaritan, Birthright, Healthy Families, and County Trustees. Depending on supply, the pantry may also offer baby clothing up to size 2T, baby food and formula, high chairs, and strollers, and it is among the few local pantries to provide these items.

The Hoosier Market Series launches with a celebration of Indiana’s peak summer bounty, spotlighting the beloved tomato alongside vibrant zinnias and cosmos. Visitors can browse colorful heirloom tomatoes, tomato-inspired goods, fresh-cut flowers, creations from local makers, and a variety of artisan products, all in a welcoming small-town atmosphere. This seasonal series showcases what Indiana grows and makes, with each market centered on a favorite crop or flower. The lineup continues in the fall with another themed market to be announced. Branding and illustrations are by Simply Sophie Designs.

Join in for the Polkas Norteñas Fest, also known as the Northern Polka Festival, for a single-day celebration of dance, music, and art. You’ll enjoy polka-inspired Mexican music genres including Corridos, Tejano, Norteño, and Redova, with musical and dance performances happening throughout the day. There will also be an arts and crafts fair. Admission is free.

LIV Golf brings competition to The Club at Chatham Hills in Westfield as part of the Indianapolis stop, featuring a smaller field and team competition paired with individual scoring. Action tends to unfold on every hole, with momentum swings, strategy calls, and rapid shifts on the leaderboard. A contemporary course layout and Midwestern summer conditions raise the difficulty, giving golf fans up-close viewing and a competitive cadence that differs from a traditional tournament.

Dive into a sudsy celebration with foam turned up thanks to added equipment and longer sessions so more people can take part. The fun unfolds in three rounds. The first is a family-focused session where kids may play in the foam with a parent close by, and friendly dogs and people are encouraged. The later rounds reserve the foam for dogs only, while children are welcome at the park but not inside the foam during those times. For safety, each adult may supervise up to three dependents, including dogs. Children under 13 must stay within arm’s reach, and a signed waiver is required for all children. Please help keep things safe by walking instead of running, not throwing balls over fences, and never picking up or teasing dogs. Look out for updates that may include vendor appearances, special additions, and contests. The goal is simple... safe, foamy fun for everyone.

Bring a partner, friend, or someone special for a beginner-friendly pottery session designed for two. An instructor will guide you through wheel throwing as you work toward making a small bowl. Expect to get your hands in the clay and enjoy the process, even if the bowl is a bit wonky. The fee is $90 for a pair. If your piece survives, you can return in 30 days to glaze it. If it does not, a take-home prize will be provided. All registrations are final and cannot be transferred.

Presented by MOKB and Fishers Parks, this all ages concert features The Crane Wives with Brye. Tickets are available. For questions, contact the box office at boxoffice@mokbpresents.com.

Urban Apples Cidery & Restaurant sets the scene for on-site music. Settle in to hang out, enjoy a bite, and sip as the performance unfolds.

The Dirty Vandals make their first appearance at Wolfies Grill Geist, turning their debut into an on-the-water celebration.

Gary Mullen and The Works bring One Night of Queen to the stage, a live concert that has thrilled audiences for more than two decades with a celebration of Queen’s music, showmanship, and theatrical flair. The lineup features Gary Mullen on vocals, David Brockett on guitar, Malcolm Gentles on keyboards, Jon Halliwell on drums, and Alan McGeoch on bass guitar. High energy performances keep crowds on their feet, while the band pays homage to the spirit of the original. Mullen first rose to prominence in 2000 when he won Granada TV’s Stars in Their Eyes with his portrayal of Freddie Mercury, receiving 864,838 votes in the live final, more than double the runner-up, and setting the program’s all-time voting record.

Settle into a summer evening at Wolfies Grill on Morse Reservoir as Rhino Down performs live, with food and drinks available.

Catch an all-ages concert downtown with a 21-and-over bar. Doors open at 8:00 PM, The Earth Birds start at 9:00 PM, and 10 String Symphony takes the stage at 10:15 PM. Tickets cost $5 at the door.

Support the Westfield High School Band Program at its 11th annual mattress fundraiser, taking place in the Westfield High School cafeteria. Browse name-brand options such as Purple, Helix, and Simmons Beautyrest, with prices advertised at up to 50 percent off standard retail. This is a one-day sale, and signs at the school will direct visitors to the cafeteria. Every purchase helps fund the band program, and organizers encourage the community to spread the word.

Enjoy a one-night camping, parking, and tailgate experience for the Outlaw Festival at Sleepybear Campground, set directly across from Ruoff Music Center, also known as Deer Creek. Promoted as one of Indy's top concert camping spots, it offers a safe setting, a prime pre-show scene, and an unbeatable location with a helpful crew and a relaxed vibe. Even as the surrounding area has developed, the campground has kept the familiar feel returning campers appreciate, with convenient amenities and the nearest campsites to the venue. Passes are available for different needs. A $40 parking and tailgating pass covers one vehicle for day-of-show parking or tailgating. Tent camping is $100 and includes one night for two people plus parking for one vehicle, with the same rate for solo travelers. RV or camper camping is $200 and includes one night for up to four people with parking for one RV or camper. Extra guests are $40 per person and extra vehicles are $40 each, collected on arrival. Only one vehicle is permitted per camping or parking and tailgating pass. Pets are welcome when leashed and cleaned up after. All ages may attend. All sales are final with no refunds. This campground is known to sell out, and events proceed rain or shine, concert or no concert, to provide a safe, fun, and memorable camping and tailgating experience.

Outlaw Festival brings Willie Nelson, Avett Brothers, Lukas Nelson and more to Ruoff Music Center for a celebration of live music. The roster may be adjusted. Parking is not bundled with concert tickets, so a separate parking pass is required for those who will park at the venue. The seating map has been updated, so review the layout carefully when selecting seats.

This relaxed Mens BBQ takes place in the Grace Fishers Church parking lot, bringing people together over good food and real conversation. Men of all ages are welcome for a no agenda, no pressure evening to slow down, enjoy a plate, and connect. The main dish with meat is provided, and the event is free. Attendees can bring a side dish or dessert and a chair. Registration is not required, and friends are welcome.

Now in its 16th year, this golf outing directs its proceeds to the Indiana Health Care Foundation’s Educational Scholarship Program. Support for the 2026 IHCF Golf Outing helps the Foundation continue awarding scholarships to professionals pursuing higher and continuing education in the long-term care field.

Tweens and teens in grades 6 to 12 are invited to hang out at the library for a fun mix of activities, including art projects, games, studying, reading, and snacks.

Get ready for a roots rock, outlaw country, and power pop night with Old 97's. The show also features Nellie Pearl, with the main performance starting at 7:00 PM at HI-FI Annex.

Discover practical approaches to blending colors and other methods for creating a painting that is uniquely yours. Materials are supplied for the session. You will take your completed artwork with you, but the brushes and paints are not provided to keep.

Join the H7 Noblesville weekly networking meeting for local B2B and B2C professionals. The group is structured differently than typical networking groups, associations, and chambers, and the meetings are led by Champion Leadership. Visitors are welcome, and the meeting will be held in a private room at Perkins.

The Westfield Farmers Market, presented by Community Health Network, fills Grand Junction Plaza with a variety of vendors and a wide range of goods. Visitors can browse seasonal produce, locally raised chicken and pork, farm eggs, small-batch jams and honey, fresh-baked treats, dog snacks, and other local favorites. Food trucks are part of every market, adding even more choices while exploring the booths.

Shop for fresh produce, fresh-cut flowers, pet treats, baked goods, and more while enjoying live music. A local father-daughter led band will perform favorites from the 70s to now.

Experience Hamilton County's largest indoor foodie event, where more than 40 local food and beverage establishments gather under one roof to highlight their signature offerings.

Settle in at Eddy's for a relaxed night of acoustic favorites, featuring stripped down renditions of familiar songs from across the decades. Enjoy great food, friendly company, and live music that makes for an evening to remember. Bring friends, grab a bite, and unwind while the tunes set an easygoing vibe.

A casual, conversation-focused meetup at Mocha House Coffee in Fishers brings together people connected to the music industry to talk about what is happening in the local music scenes and to make new connections. Hosted by Phil Larson and Sarah Scharbrough McLaughlin. Balanced Breakfast, founded in San Francisco in 2013, is a multi-city community of musicians, industry professionals, and enthusiasts that, in addition to its meetups, connects people through concerts, festivals, and summits and offers a variety of digital marketing services. Open to everyone.

The Indiana Fall Home & Innovation Expo brings together home improvement, innovation, and design ideas all in one place. You can explore what’s new in the home space during the multi-day event at Arena at Innovation Mile.

This event celebrates four-legged friends with pools and sprinklers where dogs can cool off, local vendors offering pet supplies, treats, and dog-themed goodies, and $1 Pup Cups. Attendees can dress their pups to show off summer style and make a pup-themed craft in a ticketed activity, with details to be announced. Whether a dog prefers splashing, socializing, or browsing for new goodies, there is plenty to enjoy. Dogs are welcome as long as they are friendly and on a leash.

Motley Crue takes the stage for a live concert at Ruoff Music Center in Noblesville, IN.

Carve a large ceramic pumpkin for Halloween using a slip-poured form that is soft and easy to shape. The $65 fee includes one large blank pumpkin, use of all tools, your carving session, a return visit to paint, and firing in the kiln. Choose your look with classic triangle features or create detailed designs. Two pumpkin styles are offered, a large whittled version or a tall, flatter option. All ages are welcome, and carvers under 13 need adult supervision. Seating is limited and booking at least four days in advance is required to allow time for pouring. Finished pumpkins will be ready in two weeks. Tickets are non refundable and non transferable.

Catch Mötley Crüe live with Tesla and Extreme at Ruoff Music Center. The show starts at 6:30 PM.

The Jai Baker Trio takes the stage as part of Jams at the Junction, a free outdoor concert set on Grand Junction Plaza's Great Lawn. The series brings live music to the plaza with artists such as Dave & Rae, Stella Luna & The Satellites, The Why Store, Groovesmash, and Midnight RedEye Band. Guests are welcome to relax on blankets or lawn chairs. Outside food may be brought in, and a variety of food trucks will be on site for every show. The plaza is smoke free. Only service animals are permitted during concerts. Commercial activity like soliciting or vending requires a permit, and distributing promotional materials is not allowed without prior written approval. Saving spots in advance and the use of tents, stakes, umbrellas, or tarps are not permitted, and any prohibited items will be removed. A complimentary shuttle runs between the Westfield Washington Public Library and Grand Junction Plaza. Look for blue signs indicating free public parking on nearby streets where allowed, and additional parking is available at The Union at Grand Junction Plaza parking garage.

Wood Wind Golf Course hosts an evening dedicated to euchre, with refreshments and friendly competition. Registration takes place on site before tournament play. The entry fee is $10 per player and includes tournament admission, one drink ticket, snacks, and eligibility for prizes. A cash bar is available. Prizes are awarded as Golf Shop gift cards, with $30 for first place, $20 for second, and $10 for third. Advance tickets are required and can be purchased online or in the Golf Shop.

Enjoy a free outdoor concert in downtown Westfield at Jams at the Junction, featuring live music by the Jai Baker Trio, with a mix of country and rock. Bring your lawn chair or blanket and settle in at Grand Junction Plaza for a summer evening of community music.

Join the Indianapolis Lock & Key Singles Party for an evening of mingling and meeting new people. The format is simple: single women receive locks and single men receive keys, then you’ll chat and try to match with others in the room while enjoying the party atmosphere. It’s designed to help you meet lots of potential matches and have a fun, low-pressure way to connect.

This event features acoustic interpretations of classic rock, country, and blues, delivered with an immersive twist.

The Boy Band Night celebrates the biggest boy bands with an energetic full band production that brings back the choreography, signature moments, and melodies that shaped a generation. Covering favorites by the Backstreet Boys, NSYNC, One Direction, and the Jonas Brothers, every set is performed completely live without backing tracks and loaded with crowd-pleasing hits.

Chreece is a one-day hip hop music festival in Indianapolis’ Fountain Square neighborhood. The festival features 80+ local and national hip hop artists, DJs, and producers performing across eight different venues, with additional public-activated spaces announced later. Participating venues include HI-FI Annex, HI-FI indoor, White Rabbit, Square Cat Vinyl, Atomic Bowl, Stone Tree, and The Fountain Square Plaza, with a mix of all-ages, 18+, and 21+ options depending on the venue.

The 10th annual Brownies Marine Nitro/Tracker Owners team tournament returns to Geist Reservoir with a USA Bassin Open partnership that adds extra opportunities for competitors. This is a team event for anglers fishing from Nitro or Tracker boats, and it is Nitro Rewards eligible. Food will be provided. USA Bassin membership is not required to participate, though members who enter will receive official tournament points that count toward Championship Week qualification and Regional and Championship event eligibility. The entry fee is $100 per team and includes Big Bass. Takeoff will be from the Olio Ramp. Registration is available by calling Brownies Marine at 317-835-2291, with credit cards accepted with a 3 percent fee, or by check or cash. Cash-only registration will also be offered at the ramp on tournament morning.

The summer workout series wraps up at Athletic Annex Fishers with a free 45-minute workout in The Yard at Fishers District led by Jetset Pilates.

Bierman Autism Centers is hosting a free, sensory-friendly touch-a-truck experience in Westfield, where children can get close to fire trucks, police vehicles, construction equipment, and more. Kids can climb inside, explore the controls, sound the horn, and meet the community members who operate these vehicles. In addition to the vehicle fun, there will be hands-on activities and games for a variety of ability levels, plus snacks. Visitors can also take a tour of the center to see the space and meet the team. Designed with children on the autism spectrum in mind, especially ages 2 to 9, this outdoor event provides a quiet area so participants can take a break as needed. All are welcome. Capacity is limited, and an RSVP is requested.

This community event at Westfield Airport highlights general and light aviation for families and enthusiasts. Attendees can explore an open field to get a close look at airplanes and learn more about flying. Admission is free, and lunch will be available for a small cost.

Teens ages 8 to 18 can join a DIY acrylic painting session where you’ll learn about color blending and other techniques to create your own unique painting. Supplies are provided, and you’ll be able to take your finished painting home. The brushes and paints are not included to keep.

The sixth annual Noblesville Front Porch Music Festival features local live music alongside food and beer in a warm, welcoming setting. Enjoy performances, grab something to eat and drink, and spend time with others in a relaxed atmosphere.

Primeval hosts a Noblesville Porchfest after party featuring live music from Radio Edit and Rhino Down.

Enjoy an outdoor evening at the Coxhall Gardens Cripe Pavilion tent during Posh Picnic, a fundraising event that supports the Coxhall property and Hamilton County Parks and Recreation. The night features a creative challenge in which each table designs its own themed tablescape and coordinated place settings. It is a chance to celebrate the park while showcasing imagination and teamwork at every table.

Join in for a three-day celebration at Woolly Yak Ranch & Winery. The weekend kicks off Friday with live music, and then you can enjoy a full lineup of ranch fun like yak hay wagon rides, cornhole, farm scavenger hunts, animal encounters, orchard strolls, kids' craft stations, and storytelling with sheep. There will also be wine tastings and yard games, plus food from Grill & Graze including gourmet grilled cheese and charcuterie.

Concerts at the Commons welcomes No Fences, a Garth Brooks tribute, to the stage at Federal Hill Commons, with the Brett Wiscons Group opening the show. Part of the series presented by Myers Construction Management Inc., this free public event offers an evening of live music in downtown Noblesville. Bring friends and a comfortable lawn chair, and plan for dancing under the stars. Complimentary three hour parking is available at the Federal Hill Parking Garage.

The John Boyle Trio returns to Westfield for an evening of acoustic grooves and laid-back jams with plenty of beer. This all ages event has no cover charge and promises a relaxed summer night in Indiana with live music.

Rhino Down returns to Primeval Brewing to cap off the Noblesville Front Porch Festival in the biergarten. Beer and food are on hand as the festivities shift to the brewery.

The Front Porch Music Festival is a free, high-energy music event that takes over historic downtown Noblesville. Set along the brick- and tree-lined Logan Street, it features a diverse lineup of local and regional performers, creating a neighborhood vibe as music fills the street. The festival is expected to draw more than 10,000 attendees.

Catch comedian and actor Tom Arnold live at Mad Hatter Shows and Event Center. Doors open at 6:00 PM and the show starts at 7:00 PM. Seats are first come, first served per section, and VIP seats are in the first 10 rows of the stage. A meet and greet will take place after the show.

Conner Prairie hosts a high-energy salute to Daryl Hall & John Oates as Private Eyes recreates the sound and spirit of the best-selling duo of all time. Founded in 2018 and based in Los Angeles, the band is known for sonically faithful renditions of the biggest hits alongside fan favorites. The lineup features polished vocal harmonies, a rhythm section with showstopping punch, and smooth, expressive saxophone that threads through every song. Frontman Chris Hudson captures the nuance and soul of Daryl Hall’s vocals. Co-frontman Nate Beausoleil delivers the bite of GE Smith’s guitar work and folds in John Oates’ signature harmonies, bringing the classic era to life.

Take part in a paranormal investigation inside the Hamilton County Historical Society Old Sheriff’s Residence and Jail in Noblesville, a fundraiser that supports the society that cares for this historic site. Participants explore areas tied to local history and reported hauntings, with the opportunity to attempt respectful communication with individuals who died while incarcerated. The jail once housed notorious figures such as D. C. Stephenson and a teenage Charles Manson. Attendance is limited to about 13 people, with occasional space for one or two more from the same group in addition to the organizers and museum staff. The cost is $42 per person for an experience lasting up to four hours. This is not an instructional event, so bring your own investigation equipment, as none is provided. Others may share their tools, but it is not guaranteed. Smartphones are commonly used and work well, and bringing an extra battery or power bank is recommended. A waiver for both the Hamilton County Historical Society and the event organizer is required and is sent with confirmations to be completed before arrival. All participants must be 18 or older. Because proceeds benefit a nonprofit, payments are nonrefundable. If plans change, organizers may try to fill the spot from a waiting list, although this cannot be guaranteed.

Now in its second year, this triathlon takes place at Geist Waterfront Park in Fishers, Indiana, where a large, clean beach offers excellent views of the swim for spectators. Athletes can choose Sprint or Olympic distances, and there are also Duathlon, Aquabike, and Relay options. Expect a gently rolling bike course on mostly county roads and a flat run on paved paths and quiet neighborhood streets. The Sprint uses single-lap segments, while the Olympic features two laps per segment. Finisher medals and a race T-shirt are provided, along with age group and overall awards. Sprint distance totals include a 500 yard swim, a 12.5 mile bike, and a 3.1 mile run. The Olympic distance features a 1500 meter swim, a 24.8 mile bike, and a 6.2 mile run.

Celebrate the launch of the ONE PIECE Card Game set OP-17 with a sealed deck tournament at Next Level Games. Each entrant pays $30 and receives six OP-17 booster packs plus a 6-color Leader Card to build a 40-card deck. The event runs as best-of-1 Swiss with four rounds when capped at 16 players. Every participant gets a welcome pack, players earn one booster pack per match win, extra OP-17 release packs from the kit are awarded as bonus prizes after the final round, and the top-ranked player takes home a winner pack. The store will be decorated with official OP-17 release materials, including banners, posters, and themed displays. Registration is handled directly through the store website and does not require Bandai TCG+. This is an in-store event with limited seating.

Kesha takes the stage for a live concert at Ruoff Music Center in Noblesville, IN.

The annual Samantha's House Charity Golf Outing supports the nonprofit’s work to build and fund accessible homes and vehicles for children with disabilities. The organization began more than two decades ago with a case handled by Keller & Keller and a promise to help one family that grew into a broader mission. Managing Attorney Jim Keller serves as president of Samantha's House and continues to lead this effort. The outing focuses on advancing that mission and the children it serves.

Community Health Network presents the Westfield Farmers Market at Grand Junction Plaza, where local growers and makers gather throughout the season. Shoppers can browse locally grown produce, chicken and pork from area producers, fresh eggs from farms, jams, honey, baked treats, and even goodies for dogs. Food trucks are part of each market, offering a range of ready to enjoy options. The selection evolves as the season goes on, showcasing what local vendors have to share.

Monthly Gyro Night offers two ways to order. Place your order in advance or on-site at the Cathedral. A tour of the Cathedral is also planned as part of the event.

The 12th year of Dancing with Our Stars brings a showcase of spirited performances to Embassy Suites by Hilton Hotel and Conference Center Noblesville. Local professional dancers pair with well-known Hamilton County residents to compete for the Judge’s Choice title, while audience voting determines the People’s Choice honor. As Meals on Wheels of Hamilton County’s largest annual fundraiser, it supports the delivery of medically tailored meals to older adults and people with disabilities who face food insecurity or cannot prepare meals on their own, addressing both short- and long-term needs across Hamilton County.

Music from the game Undertale is performed live by a 25-musician orchestra, paired with dynamic visuals for an immersive concert experience. Presented at Fishers Event Center, this orchestral production highlights the soundtrack’s most memorable themes in a concert setting.

Give date night a new spin with a Par 3 skills challenge at Wood Wind Golf Course. The event features a shotgun start and a four-person scramble designed for fun, creativity, and lighthearted competition, with short-game twists that highlight precision and touch. After the round, the beer garden offers live music from Nat & Chris and a relaxed, social atmosphere. It is a refreshed Couples Night experience that blends camaraderie, music, and on-course enjoyment.

Stella Luna & The Satellites headline a free outdoor concert on the Great Lawn at Grand Junction Plaza, presented as part of the plaza’s ongoing summer music series. Enjoy a relaxed setting where lawn chairs and blankets are welcome, and where outside food is allowed alongside a rotating selection of food trucks. A complimentary shuttle runs between the Westfield Washington Public Library and the plaza, and on-street parking near the venue is marked with blue free public parking signage. Additional parking is available at the parking garage at The Union at Grand Junction Plaza. To keep the experience comfortable for everyone, tents, tent stakes and umbrellas are not permitted, the plaza is smoke free, and pets other than service animals are not allowed during concerts. Commercial activities such as soliciting or vending require a permit, and distributing promotional materials requires prior written approval from facility management. The series also features performances by Dave & Rae, The Why Store, Groovesmash, Midnight RedEye Band and Jai Baker Trio.

A live performance spans the '70s, '80s, '90s, and today, filling Grand Junction Brewing with familiar hits that invite dancing and sing-alongs. Food is available and the atmosphere is lively, making it a comfortable place to gather with friends, grab a bite, and enjoy the music.

Presented by Hamilton County Theatre Guild as the opener of The Belfry Theatre’s 62nd season, Bad Seed is a two-act thriller by Maxwell Anderson that explores the roots of evil through the unsettling portrait of a seemingly sweet young girl. Directed by Matt McKee, this production at The Cat in Carmel features a cast of 12 with four women, seven men, and one female youth. The story began as a novel by William March, moved to the Broadway stage, and later became a film recognized by the Academy Awards. Tickets will be available soon.

Celebrate the magic of Broadway as celebrated countertenor Terry Barber offers fresh interpretations of signature songs by Andrew Lloyd Webber and more. Selections from The Phantom of the Opera, Evita, Cats and Jesus Christ Superstar share the spotlight with favorites from Les Misérables, Hamilton and others, inviting listeners to reconnect with some of the stage’s most unforgettable characters. A former member of the multiple Grammy Award winning ensemble Chanticleer, Barber has appeared at esteemed venues that include the Metropolitan Opera, Carnegie Hall, London’s Queen Elizabeth Hall and Moscow’s Svetlanov Hall. Recognized for his expansive range and expressive delivery, he has been praised by the Atlanta Journal-Constitution for undeniable star power. Barber is joined by respected collaborative pianist Johanna Ballou, whose sensitive partnership brings out the nuances in every song. The program is crafted to inspire, move and carry audiences through the music they cherish.

At Conner Prairie, Free Fallin delivers a faithful Tom Petty concert experience built on years of national touring. Based in Minneapolis and on the road since 2007, the band has performed across the U.S. and Canada at fairs, festivals, and major venues, growing into a full scale production that mirrors the look and sound of a classic Tom Petty show. The set highlights beloved hits, with period instruments and costumes that capture the spirit of The Heartbreakers on stage. Their momentum surged with the 2018 Broken Hearted Tour, which logged more than 90 performances in 15 states and included an invitation to appear during Tom Petty’s Birthday Weekend in Gainesville, Florida, where fans from around the world gathered to honor his music. Continuing to play prominent stages nationwide, Free Fallin has earned a reputation for polished, professional performances that celebrate one of rock’s most enduring songwriters, making it easy for fans to sing along to the songs they know by heart.

Trial By Fire returns to Britton Tavern with a live set packed with rock classics from the 70s through today. Expect a night of familiar hits across the decades. Do not be late for your Trial date.

Live music sets the mood at Urban Vines Winery & Brewery, creating a relaxed setting to unwind. Enjoy something to eat and sip while you take in the tunes.

A summer evening of live music, tasty options from food trucks, and activities for all ages builds to a spectacular fireworks finale. Festivities begin with entertainment and family-friendly fun and conclude after the show. Parking is available at $10 per car with presale and $15 per car on the day of the event.

At Conner Prairie, a high energy multimedia tribute brings the music of Phil Collins and Genesis to the stage with vivid detail. Celebrated around the country for its authenticity, the show mirrors the look, sound, and emotion of Collins’ landmark performances. Favorites like In the Air Tonight, Against All Odds, and Sussudio are presented with the pulse and spectacle that made these songs endure.

BAR Rib Fest celebrates its 20th year at Carmel VFW Post #10003, bringing the community together around great barbecue, live music from local bands, and a 50/50 raffle with fun for all ages. The event honors veterans and highlights support for veterans’ mental health and suicide prevention, keeping its long-standing focus on purpose alongside the food and entertainment. More details, including the music lineup and additional food announcements, will be shared as plans come together.

EagleMania pays devoted homage to The Eagles, recreating the band’s unmistakable sound with rich five-part vocals and precise musicianship. The performance spans beloved hits from The Eagles along with select solo songs from Don Henley, Glenn Frey, and Joe Walsh. Drawing on deep study of the original recordings, the group brings each arrangement to life with authentic detail, presenting the music in a fully live show that captures the spirit of the classics.

An indoor tailgate style social hour celebrates the return of pro football with snacks, casual games, and trivia that spark friendly rivalries. Attendees can show team pride with jerseys or colors while connecting with clients, referral partners, and friends who enjoy football and community. NFL-themed brackets and prize drawings may be part of the fun, keeping the competition lively as the new season begins. Team colors and a competitive spirit are encouraged for a spirited start to the season.

Enjoy live performances accompanied by a selection of beverages.

Multi-platinum artist Sam Barber has added a tour stop at Fishers Event Center as The American Route Tour continues through the rest of the year. His candid, deeply personal songwriting and unfiltered point of view have earned him a devoted global following, connecting with listeners of many ages. He is recognized as one of the genre’s fastest rising and most in-demand artists, and this appearance brings his songs to the stage.

Hosted by Called to Care in collaboration with the Ascension St. Vincent Foundation, Wine Women & Shoes returns for a second year at Lucas Estate. The event features wine tasting, shopping, and opportunities to make an impact.

Experience live music from The Why Store at Grand Junction Plaza as part of Jams at the Junction, a free concert series set on the Great Lawn. The season also features performances by Dave & Rae, Groovesmash, Midnight RedEye Band, Jai Baker Trio, and Stella Luna & The Satellites. A complimentary parking shuttle connects the Westfield Washington Public Library and the Plaza for easy access. Look for blue free public parking signs for on-street options where allowed, and additional parking is available at The Union at Grand Junction Plaza parking garage. Guests are welcome to bring lawn chairs and blankets. Tents, tent stakes, umbrellas and tarps are not allowed. Outside food is permitted, and a variety of food trucks will be on site at each concert. The Plaza is smoke free. Pets are not permitted during concerts except for service animals. Commercial activity such as soliciting or vending requires a permit, and distributing promotional or informational materials requires prior written consent from facility management.

Noblesville Main Street’s farmers market at Federal Hill Commons brings together local food growers, meat producers, artists, small business owners, and food trucks. It provides an opportunity to support community vendors and browse a variety of local offerings.

Explore the art of painting with wool in a calm, creative workshop with Raka Kingsland. Learn to turn colorful wool fibers into a landscape full of texture and depth. Using specialized felting needles and a cushioned work surface, you will practice blending colors, building layers, and shaping fibers to form elements like rolling hills, vivid skies, trees, and flowers. This approach combines the freedom of painting with the tactile pleasure of fiber, and everyone leaves with a one of a kind piece ready to display. Open to ages 12 and up with no prior experience needed. The cost is $45 per person, and all supplies are provided.

Celebrate the start of fall with a day filled with seasonal flavors, family-friendly fun, and time outdoors. Watch fresh apples being dipped and finished right at the station for a sweet autumn treat. Enjoy a classic tractor ride and take in the seasonal atmosphere. As evening approaches, gather around the fire for a simple build-your-own s’mores experience that brings the day to a cozy close.

Celebrate the new school year at an in-person evening gathering that brings together Rooted + Free Schoolhouse families, friends, and community members. The event highlights the work of Rooted + Free and invites support for a shared vision for education through a silent auction, live music, children’s activities, and food and wine trucks. Proceeds from the auction and sponsorships will help fund renovations for the middle and high school.

The Grape Festival at Spencer Farm Winery turns up the volume with a live set from Radio Junkies, bringing a vineyard-shaking mix of guitars, vocals, and feel-good rock. It is a lively blend of great wine and great music, with singalongs, toe-tapping rhythms, and playful dance moves fueled by the band’s trademark energy. Expect a smooth, high-spirited set and a vineyard vibe that hums with every beat.

Hyryder headlines the closing night of the Concerts at the Commons series in downtown Noblesville, presented by Myers Construction Management Inc. Enjoy an evening of live music at the Federal Hill Commons Pavilion. Admission is free and open to all. Attendees are welcome to bring friends and a favorite lawn chair and enjoy dancing beneath the night sky. Complimentary three-hour parking is available in the Federal Hill Parking Garage.

NPD Amp and MOKB present a live concert featuring Niko Moon with Blake Proehl at Nickel Plate District Amphitheater. The event is open to all ages. Tickets are available from the organizers.

Celebrate autumn and apples with a rock and roll vibe at Urban Apples.

At Hamilton County Fairgrounds, the third annual celebration of fall highlights the scents, flavors, colors, and cozy charm of the season with both indoor and outdoor markets. Explore the latest autumn styles and harvest themes across 90 carefully curated vendors and mobile boutiques, alongside more than 10 food trucks serving desserts, coffee, beer, wine, and dirty soda. The day features lively music, photo booths, and giveaways. A standout lineup of junior entrepreneurs returns, and the Noblesville Band Boosters will be on site selling 50/50 raffle tickets. Shop fall decor, handmade and artisan goods, vintage finds, and a variety of unique items while supporting students and local small businesses. Admission is $5, parking is free, and children 12 and under are free.

Support the Fishers High School Band Program at its ninth annual mattress sale fundraiser. The FHS Cafeteria will feature a showroom of mattresses from brands such as Purple, Helix, and Simmons Beautyrest, with discounts up to 50 percent off typical retail. This is a one day event, and each purchase benefits the band program.

The 6th Annual Indy Select Golf Classic has been announced, with details on how to get involved available on the event website.

Curious Conversations Speaker Series brings together local scholars, subject experts, and community leaders for lively discussions about how the world around us shapes everyday life. Programs explore history, science, and the natural world in a friendly, reflective setting, and admission is free for everyone. In January the series meets at Prairie Guest House, with later dates hosted inside the Museum Experience Center. Topics this year include the influence of African American artists on American music, the history of historic preservation, Northern Indian Removal, the contributions of African American musicians to the American Songbook, Indigenous agriculture, and Indiana’s role in the emergence of the Third Party System.

Jai Baker 3 returns to Concerts at Carmel Gazebo for an evening performance in this summer concert series. The appearance comes with a promise of fun, setting the tone for a relaxed night of music at the gazebo.

Discover new career opportunities in Indianapolis at a job fair at Holiday Inn Indianapolis Carmel by IHG. Employers actively hiring in healthcare, technology, customer service, logistics, and other fields will be on hand to connect with job seekers at any stage of their career. Attendees can meet recruiters, submit resumes, and participate in on-site interviews.

Craft a custom epoxy river piece at an interactive workshop held at Upland Brewing Clay Terrace in Carmel, IN. Choose to make a charcuterie board, lazy susan, clock, key holder shelf, coasters, or a mini pair. Each piece uses premium black walnut along with other select hardwoods, and participants pick up to two epoxy colors on site. After the session, projects cure for about a week, then move into a careful finishing process that typically takes 6 to 8 weeks, with timing dependent on class size and shipping. Finished creations are shipped to participants. All ticket sales are final. If you cannot attend, someone may come in your place. Every attendee age 12 and older must have a ticket.

Enjoy a day filled with golf, good food, and friendly fun while raising funds for Same As U. The event brings people together on the course and around the table to support the organization through fundraising.

Tim McGraw brings his Pawn Shop Guitar Tour to Ruoff Music Center in Noblesville, IN. This tour stop features a live performance by Tim McGraw at the venue.

Traci and Jimmy perform an acoustic set at Grand Junction Brewing Co., featuring songs from the 70s, 80s, and 90s. The performance focuses on familiar music from these decades presented in a simple, unplugged style.

Team CloverCares participates in the American Diabetes Association’s Step Out Walk, with options to walk at Grand Park or take part virtually. The effort supports the ADA’s mission to prevent and cure diabetes. Every step and donation contributes to that mission, and all proceeds go directly to the American Diabetes Association.

Step Out® Walk, the American Diabetes Association’s® flagship fundraising walk, brings together friends, families, and colleagues to support people living with diabetes. This community event fosters unity and shared purpose, raises awareness, connects communities, and contributes to diabetes prevention and management. It advances the ADA’s vision of a life free of diabetes and all its burdens. Participants can register to walk alongside others who care deeply about the cause.

The Mental Health Matters 5K is Aspire’s community race and wellness event focused on reducing stigma and increasing understanding of mental health. Set at Conner Prairie, it brings together runners, walkers, mental health champions, corporate teams, and families in a lively, welcoming setting. Proceeds benefit Aspire’s mental health services and crisis support, along with programs at the Rely Center. The event blends movement, advocacy, and community spirit to power meaningful impact.

Amanda’s Fall Market brings the community together for a seasonal market day. Vendor applications are open for prospective sellers, and additional information will be shared as the event approaches.

Showcase your vehicle at the first Hog Heaven Cruise-in at Hamilton County Fairgrounds. On-site registration is $10 and limited to the day of the event, with all vehicle classes and motorcycles welcome. The first 50 registrants receive dash plaques and entries in the Pig Drop Lottery, and awards will be presented. The event also features a 50/50 raffle and food. Proceeds benefit a Mental Health Partner selected at the Holy Pig Drop.

Grand Junction Plaza becomes a hub for international culture as the Westfield International Festival, presented by Centier Bank, showcases arts, entertainment, traditions, and cuisine from around the globe. Attendees can take in performances and taste a range of dishes while exploring traditions, crafts, products, and games that highlight customs from many countries. The Savor & Snack Pass returns with five tastings of your choice from a variety of food trucks and vendors, making it easy to sample distinctive bites and find new favorites with each stop.

Now in its third year, the Fishers Pride Festival brings a welcoming community celebration to Billericay Park. Organized by a small, grassroots team of volunteers, the festival offers vendor and volunteer opportunities, is seeking additional sponsors and donors, and is collecting items for its annual silent auction. Sponsor and donor inquiries can be directed to treasurer@fisherspride.org.

At Hamilton County Fairgrounds, Holy Pig Drop brings people together around good food and a shared purpose. The event highlights local support resources and raises funds to further the work of a selected nonprofit. Its focus is to encourage open conversation and help reduce stigma surrounding addiction, depression, suicide, and related challenges. It pairs community connection with a fundraising effort to benefit one organization.

This tasting experience features curated flights of drinks and bites, live music, and the rare backdrop of classic planes. Explore an art exhibit showcasing work by adults with cystic fibrosis and their loved ones while celebrating the hope of a cure on the horizon. A VIP hour precedes general admission. Attire is dressy casual and jackets are not required. After purchase, no physical ticket is needed for entry. A call for art invites contributions to the exhibit.

An elegant evening honors the newest members of the Indiana Aviation Hall of Fame. The program begins with registration and cocktails, continues with dinner, and concludes with the honoree induction. Black tie and airline uniforms are optional, and Mess Dress, Class A, and Service Dress are welcome.

Radio Junkies performs live at Joe's Grille Westfield with a set packed with favorites from the 70s, 80s, 90s, and today. The show features a dance-ready soundtrack and plenty of chances to sing along to familiar tunes.

Picture an afternoon where fans of every stripe gather to celebrate science, art, and the stories they love. A live stage sets the tone with filk and other geeky tunes, while robots tackle puzzles and show off clever tricks out on the green. Cosplayers from countless universes mingle and spark conversations. Hands on experiments amaze and teach along the way. Makers and vendors bring uncommon treasures you will not spot in typical stores. Authors invite readers into the worlds they have built and chat with those eager to dive deeper. A welcoming atmosphere encourages everyone to be their genuine self, connect with fellow enthusiasts, try engaging activities, and discover new worlds to get excited about.

A fundraising gala dinner in Indianapolis supports Shaukat Khanum Memorial Cancer Hospital and Research Centre in Karachi. The evening will be held at 502 East Event Centre. For tickets or information, contact Dr. Mushkbar Khan at (317) 508-5658, Azeem Niazi at (317) 457-1126, Dr. Asif Ansari at (317) 523-1101, Shakeel Khan at (317) 701-1631, Afshan Jabeen at (440) 570-4409, or Sonia Saleem at (574) 315-1388. Imran Khan Cancer Appeal, Inc. is a registered nonprofit under section 501(c)(3) of the IRS, and contributions may be tax deductible to the full extent permitted by law, EIN 13-3626299.

$uicideboy$ bring the Grey Day Tour 2026 to Ruoff Music Center with a lineup that features Destroy Lonely and more. In collaboration with PLUS1 to spotlight mental health, Live Nation will contribute $1 from each ticket to the PLUS1 Mental Health Fund to help those most in need. Parking is sold separately from admission, so a parking pass is required for anyone planning to park at the venue. For 2026, the seating configuration has changed, introducing a new layout. Ticketing includes a public onsale as well as presales for VIP Packages, Spotify, and Live Nation, along with a Ruoff employee offer.

Discover the basics of traditional ribbon embroidery in a session focused on core techniques. All supplies are provided, so participants can learn and practice without bringing materials.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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

The taproom keeps the weekend lively with bands performing in the evening. Expect a relaxed setting and a steady flow of live music each week.

This event features an acoustic blend of classic rock, country, and blues, finished with a dose of heady flair.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.