This weekend in Indianapolis, IN

The Pike Farmers Market brings together community, culture, and small businesses in Pike Township, Indiana and the surrounding areas. All vendors are local, offering locally grown produce and locally made products.

Build confidence in the homebuying journey with a HUD-approved class tailored to first-time buyers and anyone wanting a refresher. The session covers credit, homeowners insurance, how to shop for a home, what to expect during a home inspection, and how to prepare for closing. The price is $75 per household. Registration is available through the organizer's website.

Rev up for a community car show that blends horsepower and friendly vibes. This family friendly gathering welcomes everyone, whether you are displaying a showpiece, rolling in a daily driver, bringing a project build, or just coming to admire the lineup. Enjoy music, awards, photo spots, local car clubs, vendors, food trucks, and activities for kids. It is a relaxed setting to meet fellow enthusiasts, swap stories, and take in a wide range of builds. Tickets are on sale. Presented by Boss Bunny Graphics.

Explore a missions fundraiser rummage sale featuring a large selection of housewares, clothing, toys, and furniture. A table of baked goods will be available to enjoy as you hunt for deals. Proceeds support the Thailand Mission Trip taking place in November. The West Indy Library team will share program information and hand out free swag. Please enter and exit through Door 7.

Explore hidden stories on a guided walking tour highlighting notable lives connected to Crown Hill. Hear about Skiles Test and the storied House of Blue Lights by Fall Creek, learn how bank president Stoughton Fletcher built a 40,000 square foot east-side mansion and what became of his fortune, and meet the figure who said she spoke with spirits in her parlor. These histories illustrate that wealth does not always bring happiness. This is a history-focused walk, not a ghost tour, centered on people laid to rest at Crown Hill. Tickets are sold online in advance only, with no sales at the gate. Plan to arrive 10 to 15 minutes early and meet at the Waiting Station just inside the gate. Children must be accompanied by a parent or guardian.

Enjoy a free, family-friendly street festival celebrating global marching music at the heart of Indianapolis. The event features international performers and a fun atmosphere with music, performances, and activities. Food and drink purchased at the festival are not permitted inside the stadium, and a clear bag policy is in effect for access to the DCI Festival Marketplace.

The festival returns as Naptown DJ Fest, also known as the 1’s and 2’s Culture Fest, celebrating music, culture, and community with DJs from across the nation. It highlights turntable artistry, creating space for performers to showcase their skills and honor the culture. Vendor opportunities are available, with limited space.

Grits & Groove presents a special Juneteenth edition with live music, brunch favorites, and an upbeat patio vibe at Nine Ten North Event Center. Entry is complimentary with an RSVP or as a walk-in, and food and drinks are available for purchase. Settle in for good tunes, great flavors, and a relaxed setting that invites you to eat, groove, and enjoy the atmosphere.

Discover a potential new companion. If you have a specific animal in mind, please complete an application beforehand, as some animals are in foster homes and can only be brought on site once an application is approved.

The Speedway Bombers Scooter Club presents the annual Border Wars Oldenburg Ride, a group journey to Oldenburg, Indiana that meets up with the Gem City and Mighty Ohio scooter clubs. The meetup spot is Wild Child Coffee Co, previously known as Coal House Coffee, where light breakfast and coffee are available before the ride heads out. Scooters of all kinds are welcome, and the route highlights the Village of Spires along with the Pipe Creek stream crossing. The plan includes a 45 minute pause in Oldenburg for fuel, IGA deli sandwiches, light snacks, and a group photo at the German maypole. From there, the clubs ride together to the Pipe Creek stream crossing and waterfall and enjoy the rolling hills of Indiana. Riders should bring a scooter that can comfortably maintain 50 to 55 mph, since a substantial portion follows US 52, also known as Brookville Road. Expect about 5 to 6 hours on the road and approximately 144 miles broken into two sections. There are opportunities to join along US 52, with gas stations serving as convenient meeting points, and a route map is shared in the event discussion. The Speedway Bombers also maintain a Facebook group for club banter and central Indiana scooter talk.

This community-focused gathering brings people together to support neighbors in need. The effort centers on providing food, clothing, hygiene items, and resources with the goal of helping to end homelessness. Attendees are asked to confirm their participation in advance and share what they plan to bring.

This early-evening club night for the 30-plus crowd transforms Estereo with nostalgic dance floor favorites from the 80s, 90s, and early 2000s. Expect a feel-good atmosphere made for dancing, socializing, and enjoying great music, all with a format that lets you have a big night out and still feel ready for the next day.

Summerfest at German Park, presented by the Indianapolis Liederkranz, showcases the Liederkranz German Band alongside German food, chilled drinks, and dancing in a tree filled outdoor setting. The Biergarten offers a place to sit and listen to the music. Suited for families and friends, this Indianapolis seasonal favorite combines live band performances, food, and time outdoors under the trees.

Attendees are encouraged to bring a chair and enjoy a live performance by the duo Frank Bradford and Tim Fuller at the Plaza on Main stage. The event is presented by Live Music Indiana with sponsorship from Speedway Parks & Rec.

Enjoy a hip hop themed skating session designed for families. A $60 family package includes four admissions and four skate rentals plus a large cheese pizza and a pitcher, offering a savings of more than $40. Standard admission is $14 at the door, or save $1 by purchasing admission online for $13. Skate rental is $5. Non skating chaperones are $3. Passes are not accepted. Drop offs are not allowed, and a parent or guardian must remain inside for the entire session. Guests under 17 must be accompanied by a chaperone who is at least 25 and presents valid ID, with one chaperone able to supervise up to four skaters.

Get ready for a big night of live country and rock as Five Finger Death Punch, Cody Jinks, and Eva Under Fire take the stage together at Ruoff Music Center in Noblesville. The show starts at 6:45 PM, with tickets available through Ticketmaster.

Come catch a live performance by Corey Cox at The Rathskeller. The show runs from 8:00 PM to 11:00 PM.

Catch Hayden Blount live for an evening of acoustic country and country blues at HI-FI Indy in Indianapolis. The show starts at 9:00 PM.

This monthly neighborhood dog walk gathers Broad Ripple neighbors and their pups at Upland Brewery’s dog-friendly patio in SoBro. The group heads out together along nearby, pup-friendly routes and then returns to the patio, where participants can relax over brunch, enjoy a beer, or chat with fellow dog lovers. Dogs should be on fixed leashes and comfortable in social settings, and attendees are encouraged to bring waste bags and any other essentials their pups may need. Pack leaders from Uptown Pup provide basic safety and first aid supplies, water, and treats. To keep everyone safe in hot weather, the walk is canceled if temperatures reach 80 degrees or higher. Sponsored by Upland Brewery, Uptown Pup, and Royal Paws Pet Sitting.

Spend time with pets available for adoption at the Irvington Farmers Market. Visitors can enjoy some furry companionship, consider whether welcoming a new pet into the family is the right fit, and learn how to support ARPO.

This fundraiser supporting suicide awareness and prevention takes place at Indianapolis Professional Firefighters, IAFF Local 416. Enjoy food, a silent auction, family-friendly fun, and live entertainment. Off The Hook performs a full-band set, pauses for the Silly Safari show, then returns with an acoustic UnHOOKed performance.

Every Sunday features a family-friendly offer where children 12 and under receive a complimentary kids entrée, valued up to $15, with the purchase of an adult entrée. The promotion is limited to one free kids entrée for each adult entrée purchased and cannot be combined with other offers, specials, or dip certificates. It is not available on holidays.

The first season of a Gym Leader Challenge league invites players to test their skills as aspiring gym leaders and work toward earning badges in a rapidly growing format. Entry is $5 at the door and includes a promo pack. If you are new to the format, a guide is available.

This all-ages event has a $10 entry fee and features approximately 12 rounds of group match play, followed by a finals for up to eight players depending on turnout. Games will be on free play, and the lineup leans toward more devious titles to give the competition a ruder vibe.

Queer artists gather every Sunday at Magpie Artspace in Historic Irvington for a creative session focused on making art together. Bring a piece you are currently working on, or use the time to start a new project. The gathering is hosted by Deb Kent and Jamie Willis. For questions, text 317-225-2253.

Explore the core of Circle City on a guided stroll through Indianapolis’s signature historic district. Over about a half mile and roughly 60 minutes, an Indiana Landmarks guide shares stories and little known history that show how art, architecture, and the blend of public and private spaces have shaped the character of the state capital. See notable exteriors from different eras, including the Soldiers and Sailors Monument, Christ Church Cathedral, Circle Theatre, and other landmarks. This outdoor tour departs from the lawn of Christ Church Cathedral. Tickets are $10 for the general public, $8 for Indiana Landmarks members, $5 for children ages 6 to 11, and free for children 5 and under.

Brownsburg Band, Guard & Orchestra Day brings baseball and community support together at Victory Field as the Indianapolis Indians face the Iowa Cubs. Buying tickets through the special link directs $4 from each seat to programs that benefit more than 1,500 Brownsburg Band, Guard, and Orchestra students. Families can take advantage of Kids Eat Free Sunday, which provides a hot dog, chips, and Prairie Farms milk to children age 14 and under with admission. The ballpark also features Good Witch, Bad Witch Day, encouraging pink or green attire along with themed entertainment and magical surprises. It combines a day at the ballpark with direct support for local music students.

A book party at Books & Brews in Indianapolis celebrates the release of the Gals Guide Anthology: Rebellion. Attendees can meet Indiana authors, pick up a copy of the anthology, and have it signed. A limited number of books will be available for purchase, and cake will be served. The gathering encourages support for the anthology contributors and the staff at Books & Brews.

The Quarter hosts karaoke on a spacious, shaded patio with ZeeBee Karaoke leading the fun. This all-ages singalong invites anyone to step up to the mic in a lively outdoor setting. Enjoy a New Orleans inspired menu and refreshing cocktails, with Hurricanes as a highlight. Pick your next song and make the patio your stage.

Catch an evening of indie/alternative rock at Everwise Amphitheater. The lineup features Young the Giant, Cold War Kids, and little image.

KJ Oz hosts a lively karaoke night at Shelby Street Tavern, where singers of all levels can take the stage for their favorite hits. Enjoy food and drink specials in a friendly setting that makes it easy to cheer on friends and discover new crowd-pleasers.

Get ready for an evening of high-energy, no-holds-barred comedy with Shuler King. The show features his RAW, story-driven style and includes both general admission and reserved seating options, plus package upgrades like a couple’s package and a private skybox suite. The club notes that the main showroom is 18+ unless otherwise specified, and tickets are final sale.

Josiah Queen is a rising voice in Christian music, known for honest songwriting and resonant melodies. His catalog has surpassed 1.3 billion streams worldwide. After the breakout success of “The Prodigal” with more than 200 million streams, “Dusty Bibles” marked a milestone as his first Billboard Hot 100 entry and achieved Gold certification in less than six months. The single also ranked among the Top 3 Christian and Gospel streaming songs in the U.S., appeared on Spotify’s Viral 50 in over 15 countries, and reached the Shazam Top 200 in multiple regions. A limited number of reserved viewing area tickets are available.

This classic adults-only skate session features a full night of today’s Hip Hop and R&B. Expect great music, smooth skating, and a lively, grown-up atmosphere. Admission is $13, and skate rental is available for $5 for those who need skates.