Events in Hendricks County today

Explore the world of bats through a presentation featuring Dr. Tim Carter of Ball State University, who will share insights from his research, including work on the endangered Indiana bat. Meet Chocolate and Petunia, two live native bats, and learn about bats’ importance to the ecosystem and ways to help protect them. After the program, take a night hike on the Washington Township Park trails to look for bats. The presentation is free to the public, and registration is strongly encouraged.

A four-week volleyball development program for athletes in grades 3–6, featuring focused small-group training to build fundamentals, confidence, and volleyball knowledge while providing many opportunities to practice. Fall is the first part of a four-part series, with additional sessions offered in winter and spring. Participants can choose one four-week session or commit to the full series. After purchasing, schedule the weeks the athlete will attend through the scheduling app or email Stacy Sampen with the selected session.

Take a moonlit walk at McCloud Nature Park that blends history with a touch of fright. Naturalists will guide participants along the trails, sharing the park’s past and pointing out what happens in nature after dark. The hike is purposely spooky. Recommended for ages 10 and up. Fee is $5 per person. Advance registration is required. Approximate duration is one hour.

Enjoy a live rock ’n’ roll performance from SoulRocker during Halloween weekend at The Whiskey Bent.

Enjoy a Halloween-themed class with a festive gym, themed music, and the same great workout. Costumes are optional, and a sign-up is required.

Celebrate Halloween with a free High Fitness class. Wear your favorite Halloween gear or a costume you can comfortably move and sweat in.

Celebrate Halloween at Mason Inn with DJ Steve Trent. Guests over 21 can wear a favorite costume, enjoy food and drinks, and take part in the party, where prizes will be offered.

This indoor event brings together Pokémon TCG buyers and sellers, with more than 20 local vendor tables to browse. It offers free admission and fun for all ages. Vendor table spaces are still available for $15 each.

Enjoy Pokémon fun for all ages and experience levels, whether you’re a seasoned trainer or just starting out. Take part in battles and share a good time.

Bring a paddle and a friend for open pickleball courts. Open courts may not be available on holidays or when the gym is closed.

Enjoy lunch or dinner from Iguanas, with takeout also available. Show the flyer in person or on your phone, and 15% of the proceeds will go to PCMS Choirs.

Enjoy a free, 90-minute experience focused on stress relief, relaxation, and connection through laughter, breath, and guided sound. No yoga experience is needed. Bring a mat if you have one, and loaner mats are available. Blankets and other comfort items are encouraged. Space is limited.

This beginner-friendly, six-week Dungeons & Dragons campaign is designed for kids ages 10–14, and no prior experience is needed. Players will create characters, learn how to use dice and character sheets, explore basic game mechanics, and take part in a collaborative adventure shaped by their choices. Along the way, they will practice roleplaying, exploration, problem-solving, teamwork, communication, reading, and creative thinking, with a Dungeon Master guiding the group as they learn. All supplies are provided, including a set of dice for each student to keep. This is a drop-off class, though parents and guardians are welcome to stay.

Keep your pet’s nails trimmed with a nail trim service in Brownsburg. The cost is $10 per pet, payable in cash only.

A low-cost veterinary clinic is available in Avon.

Enjoy a musical spin on classic Bingo with song snippets and music videos matched to titles on your bingo card. The game is free to play, with four chances to win fantastic prizes. It is family-friendly, and all ages are welcome.