Events in Jeffersonville, IN

At Harmony and Health, thermography provides a noninvasive, pain free, radiation free imaging option that uses a highly sensitive infrared camera to detect patterns of dysfunction and inflammation in men and women. It is commonly used for breast health screening and can be utilized even when implants or dense breast tissue are present. Beyond breast monitoring, thermography can help identify sources of pain, vascular concerns, the condition of the lymphatic system, injuries and joint problems, and functional issues in organs such as the thyroid, heart, liver, and colon. Studies referenced for this service indicate that thermography may be 10 times more significant as a future risk indicator for breast cancer than a first order family history, and that a persistent abnormal thermogram is associated with a 22 times higher future risk. Images are read and interpreted by a team of medical doctors through BRAS, and reports are typically available within 2 to 3 business days. Pricing is $215 for breast thermography, $315 for upper body, and $415 for full body. To make an appointment, call 502-895-1224 and request scheduling for Harmony and Health.

Curious about tubers? This edition of Wednesday Wonders welcomes elementary-age learners to explore the world of tubers through outdoor discovery, hands-on science, playful activities, and art. Created for young children, especially ages 5 to 9, the series features a new natural history topic each week and nurtures critical thinking, scientific literacy, and care for the environment. Sessions are held at the Ben Stout House in Turkey Run Park in Louisville, KY. Expect time outside on hikes and along the creek in every season, so dressing for the weather is recommended.

Each week, Food Truck Wednesday delivers a lunchtime blend of food trucks and live music, turning a Downtown street into a pedestrian friendly spot for midday meals. Traffic is halted so vendors can set up, creating an open streetscape where Downtown workers, visitors, and convention attendees can enjoy added dining choices. Extra seating is available with picnic tables set on the nearby plaza. Offerings range from gourmet dishes to familiar picks like burgers and tacos, with coffee and frozen desserts available on select dates. Presented by JPMorganChase with support from River City Bank.

Set out from Seidenfaden’s for a welcoming no-drop group ride with Paulette Meggoe and friends. In this format, Paulette or a dedicated club member keeps an eye on riders who are new to the group or prefer an easier pace, and everyone is free to ride at a speed that feels comfortable as long as it is done safely and with consideration for the group. This ride takes place year round, including in darkness and cold, so lights are required. Bring a repair kit, water, a helmet, and clothing suited to the temperature. Look after one another by calling out glass or other hazards to riders behind you, and if you have a flat or any other issue, clearly shout “MECHANICAL” so someone can assist. The outing wraps up with a post-ride at Seidenfaden’s.

Back by popular demand, the start returns to Seidenfaden’s, with the ride setting out and finishing at the same spot. The pace is brisk and the group often breaks apart so riders can settle into clusters that fit their abilities and goals. Expect paceline work and spirited efforts, with surges on Main Street and through Old Louisville, pushes along Southern Parkway, the Iroquois climb, and quick sprints near 2nd and Breckinridge and on Vine Street before heading back. Newer riders have an earlier, more relaxed option that also begins and ends at Seidenfaden’s, and bikes are parked inside at the finish. Afterward, Seidenfaden’s takes on a bike-centric vibe with a wide selection of craft beers.

Poe’s famed refrain of nevermore from The Raven is instantly recognizable, yet his legacy reaches far beyond a single poem. Expect a touch of creepy and strange as the curtain is pulled back on the man himself and the controversy that helped elevate him to legend, including the enduring mystery of his death. Consider the possibilities... was he a martyr, a drunk, or a castoff, and decide for yourself.

Build a strong foundation in spirit communication with a hands-on class centered on evidential mediumship. You will explore common myths and unhelpful teachings, strengthen confidence, and practice bringing through clear messages. Core techniques such as blending and discernment are emphasized throughout. Each session provides live instruction in a hybrid format, available in person or on Zoom, and includes an ebook. The class begins with focused teaching, then moves into partnered exercises so everyone can practice and receive feedback. A replay with lifetime access is provided after the session. In-person attendance does not require registration. Zoom participation requires registration. The fee is $22, payable by cash, Venmo, Cash App, Zelle, or credit accepted. The instructor is an intuitive professional based in Louisville who has studied metaphysics since 2000, including training at the Arthur Findlay College of Psychic Science in England and at Camp Chesterfield in Indiana. With 12 years of teaching experience, the content is original and supports growth at any level, including those who are already experienced.

Take part in a conformation class that welcomes beginners and seasoned participants alike. Sessions are typically offered on the first and third Wednesdays of each month, unless otherwise noted. The cost is $10 for one dog and $5 for each additional dog owned by the same person.

CKCSC USA celebrates its 65th Annual National Specialty Show at the Crowne Plaza Louisville Airport Expo Ctr, an IHG Hotel. The event features breed sweepstakes for puppies, adults, and veterans, a Pee Wee puppy class, junior showmanship, the Top 20 showcase, the Trudy Brown Albrecht Memorial Rally, the National Specialty, and the Elizabeth I. Spalding Memorial trophy show, along with obedience, rally, and trick dog activities. The schedule also includes the Annual General Meeting and a Parade of Veterans on Saturday, plus a banquet and an online silent auction. It takes place in Louisville, the city where the club started. Sweepstakes will be judged by Mimi Hodges, with mystery judges overseeing the Top 20. Liz McInally judges the Trudy Brown Albrecht Memorial Rally. Michael Levy presides over the National Specialty, and Rachel Venier judges the Elizabeth I. Spalding Memorial Show. Obedience and Rally are officiated by Katie Maess on Friday and Saturday and by Nancy Cheski on Sunday, and Trick Dog entries are judged by Carolyn Peterson.

Wee Walking Club is a relaxed, nature-focused meet-up for parents, caregivers, babies, and toddlers. Each outing explores a different trail that is less than 1.5 miles and set at an easy pace for small children and conversation. The program is free, and no registration is required. Walks continue in the rain; for hazardous weather, check the alerts page on the website for updates or cancellations. For this session, participants will meet park rangers at the Boulder Pond Parking Lot in Turkey Run Park for a paved, stroller-friendly stroll on the Sky Meadow Trail covering about a half mile round trip. Port-a-potties will be available, and there are no changing tables. For the well-being of the group, only service animals are permitted.

This event offers a full day of friendly games at Big Spring Country Club in Louisville. Groups can settle in for bridge, canasta, mah jong, or another favorite, pause for a chef-prepared lunch, then continue playing afterward. Participants are encouraged to arrange a foursome. Attire is luncheon casual. An ALO donation of $65 per person applies, and prizes are offered.

Designed as a workshop spanning eight weeks, Sacred Grief treats loss as an invitation to deeper understanding. It brings together diverse faith and cultural perspectives to explore life, death, and mourning in a respectful and welcoming setting. Voices represented have included Jewish, Hindu, Muslim, Buddhist, and Native American traditions, along with Christian viewpoints such as Catholic, Black Protestant, and Quaker. Participants listen, reflect, and learn alongside others in a supportive environment. Open to all backgrounds and beliefs. Hosted at the Hosparus Health Grief Counseling Center.

Browse Crafty K Designs at Harvest Homecoming during the Food and Craft Booth Days. The booth is set beneath the farmers market pavilion and features more than 800 earrings and other jewelry items. Prices range from $5 to $45, with specials such as 5 for $20 and additional bundle deals. An optional sensory inclusion hour is offered on the final day.

At the KY Expo Center, Kentucky’s largest sports card and TCG show fills four days with hobby excitement. Dealers and collectors from across the country gather, making it a place to hunt grails or track down the last card for a set. There will be baseball, basketball, football, hockey, Pokemon, One Piece, and MTG, offering something for every collector.

For more than ten years, the City of Hillview, Kentucky has celebrated Thursday nights with bluegrass performances featuring Dave Perkins and his band. This event combines a fish fry with traditional fixings and live bluegrass, creating a friendly setting to share a meal and make new connections while enjoying the music.

Geology 101 at The Parklands is a four-part class led by former Falls of the Ohio State Park Naturalist Alan Goldstein. The opening session covers why understanding geology is important, resources for investigating Kentucky’s geology, and the state’s rock types and formations. The next session traces Kentucky’s 4.5 billion years, focusing on paleogeography and the geologic periods of Kentucky. The third session turns to Kentucky fossils, explaining what a fossil is, how fossils are preserved, and the ecology of fossils. The series concludes with a field trip, with the location to be determined.

Ales and Tails is a fundraiser at Flipdaddy’s Corydon that directs a portion of sales to HEART, supporting foster animal care and low cost spay and neuter services. The event features food and live music, and pets in costume can strut a runway in a playful contest.

G-FORCE is a peer-focused program for children ages 6 to 12 who are grieving the loss of someone close. Through activities, conversation, and guided guidance, participants build healthy ways to understand and express their feelings in a safe, caring setting. This weekly program is free, and registration is required. Parents and guardians begin by registering to attend G-FORCE Basic Training before their child participates. Sessions take place at Hosparus Health Grief Counseling Center.

Travel back in time on a two hour retro-inspired cruise aboard the Belle of Louisville. This budget-friendly outing welcomes kids and adults alike, featuring song-based bingo, family games, and additional nostalgic activities.

Teams face off in a fast-moving survey showdown where players try to predict the most popular answers. The format is easy to learn, great for groups and first-timers, and filled with laughs. Top finishers earn gift certificates, with $20 for first place and $10 for second.

Friends and family come together for dinner, drinks, and pub trivia each Thursday. It is New Albany's longest running trivia night, going strong for more than ten years, supported by Last Call Trivia.

At the Ogle Center at IU Southeast, Yuja Wang appears as both soloist and conductor in an all-Brahms program featuring Piano Concerto No. 1 and Piano Concerto No. 2 in one program. The music spans sweeping power and intimate lyricism, revealing the full expressive and technical range of Brahms’s writing for piano and orchestra. Three performances are scheduled.

The Florida State Seminoles visit the Louisville Cardinals for an ACC clash at L&N Federal Credit Union Stadium. Expect a fast pace, physical play, and high-stakes moments throughout. Both teams are pushing for position in the conference, creating an electric atmosphere from the opening kick to the final snap.

Florida State heads to Louisville for a high-stakes ACC showdown at L&N Federal Credit Union Stadium. Expect a clash of styles, with the Seminoles leaning on speed and roster depth while the Cardinals bring a physical approach and the lift of a home crowd. The result should serve as a clear measure of where both teams stand in the season. Tickets are available for fans who plan to attend in person.

At the Kentucky Exposition Center, this festival spotlights a green lifestyle through authentic stories and culture, with tattoo, art, and alternative scenes woven throughout the weekend. Friday is reserved for VIPs and features a live, unscripted true crime conversation with people who have actually lived that world, presented in an interactive, seminar-style format that brings the audience face to face with the figures behind headline-making tales. Access is limited to VIP ticket holders of the True Run Festival, and the evening includes dinner with hors d’oeuvres, a cash bar, entertainment and comedy, special performances, meet and greets with celebrities and former outlaws, and other exclusive activities. VIP true crime ticket holders receive VIP access for the remainder of the weekend, and Friday is not open to general admission. On Saturday and Sunday, general admission highlights tattoo and piercing exhibitors, well known tattoo artists with limited appointment availability, live tattooing and dark art creations, and opportunities to meet artists and creators. Across the weekend, expect vendors rooted in the green lifestyle including growers and suppliers, exhibitors for moonshine, beer, and wine, and offerings that range from curiosities to other alternative goods. Celebrity guests will be traveling in from the Everglades and from across the country. Organizers project attendance of more than twenty thousand over the course of the event, and ticket details are set to be announced soon.

Now in its fifth year, Pumpkins at Kentucky Kingdom fills the park with festive autumn fun. Spend the day enjoying rides, seasonal games, live street acts, and encounters with colorful characters as bright orange pumpkins appear throughout every corner. After sunset, the atmosphere shifts into a glowing landscape with giant pumpkin displays lighting the night. A partnership with Jackolantern Spectacular, marking its 14th year in Louisville, brings even more to explore. Expect thousands of pumpkins, with more than 6,000 across the park, a quarter mile illuminated pumpkin trail at Hurricane Bay, extended entertainment from daytime into the evening Wednesday through Sunday, and over 30 rides and attractions including the new Flying Fox.

Centered around Douglass Loop and the Belknap neighborhood in Louisville, this two-day celebration fills the Highlands with live music from regional acts, flavorful local food and drink, and a marketplace of arts and crafts vendors offering unique finds. Families will discover plenty of kid-friendly activities, while neighbors and visitors connect with local businesses and one another. The festival highlights the season and showcases the community spirit that defines Belknap, offering something for everyone across the weekend.

Race #6 is presented by Law Tigers with support from Legend Suspension. Spectators can watch for $15, and racers can compete for $25. A T&T session leads into the class races. Winners in the 7.0 and 8.0 classes will each receive a Front Axeo and a rear Revo-A or ARC-RR setup. Final points will be awarded after this event, and the series points winner will be announced in the days that follow unless the points lead is already secured before the race.

Players can enjoy Commander at either location and play rounds in pods. After signing in with the Companion app and participating in pod play, there will be opportunities to roll a D20 for a prize featured in the event graphic. Some prize options may run out since results are left to chance, and if that occurs participants will still be taken care of.

The Blue Mirror Jazz Combo is back at The Black Rabbit in St Matthews with a program of classic jazz that ranges from swing to bebop, tipping the hat to icons like Bird, Dizzy, the Count, and Duke. Reservations are highly recommended.

Yuja Wang appears at the Ogle Center at IU Southeast as both soloist and conductor, uniting Brahms’s Piano Concerto No. 1 and Piano Concerto No. 2 in one program. These large-scale concertos span turbulent power and tender lyricism, highlighting the full expressive and technical range of Brahms’s writing for piano and orchestra. Three performances are available.

A music-focused event takes place at Smyrna Inn, keeping the spotlight on the sounds throughout. Enjoy a simple outing centered entirely on music.

Giovannie & The Hired Guns take the stage at Mercury Ballroom in Louisville, presented by ALT 105.1. The venue welcomes all ages and is a standing room space, with general admission tickets unless noted otherwise. Every attendee, including infants, must have a ticket. Details are subject to change without notice. Personal cameras may be permitted at the artist’s discretion, but professional cameras, flash, and any audio or video recording are not allowed. All purchases are final, with no refunds or exchanges. Ticket availability includes a public sale, presales for Citi cardmembers and Live Nation, and Citi cardmember preferred options.

Battle at the Bluegrass IV presented by RC4WD returns for its fourth year with updated rules and a refreshed race format. Classes will qualify and then move straight into racing. Entry is $10 for the first truck and $5 for each additional truck. There is no cap on the number of trucks, provided each one fits an eligible class. The day includes pit setup and open practice, a Best in Show after which the track closes for practice, inspections and registration, track preparation and a drivers meeting, double elimination qualifying and brackets, and a freestyle session that follows the Pro Mod bracket along with a track change. The current rules file is available on the event page. Direct messages are welcome for questions or concerns.

HCNHA will be near the Doolittle train depot for a hands-on effort to treat autumn olive, privet, bush honeysuckle, and multifloral rose. Gloves, boots, and insect repellent are advised.

A heartfelt community gathering at The Brown Foreman Ampitheater at Waterfront centers on remembrance and support for families affected by miscarriage, babies born sleeping, and infant loss. The event includes a mile-long walk that begins and ends at the amphitheater, with opportunities before and after to enjoy food trucks, vendors, family-friendly entertainment, and activities that help children honor their siblings. Educational resources, memorial keepsakes, and raffle baskets are available throughout. Families and friends can register or create a team in memory of their baby, and options for personalized shirts and memorial signs displayed along the walking path are offered. It is a time to honor, remember, and celebrate lives that remain forever in the heart.

Germantown Farmers Market offers a welcoming place to browse vendors and reduce waste at the same time. A Goldenrod compost drop-off is available for items that are tough to manage in a home pile, including meat, bones, cooked foods, and compostable cutlery. For questions or information about becoming a vendor, email info@germantownfarmersmarket.net.

A vendor at Westport Road Baptist Farmers Market offers a selection of USDA certified organic vegetables grown without GMOs. Returning customers often share how their gardens have flourished with plants from this grower last year and this year, creating a friendly sense of community around the booth.

Visitors can browse fresh, gourmet dog treats at the Wigglewow booth at The East End Farmer’s Market and meet the Epic Chefs who make them. Each treat is created with purpose, supporting meaningful employment opportunities for adults with special needs and highlighting their talents. A visit to the market offers a simple way to support local efforts while picking up something special for a favorite pup.

Explore a farmers market at Big Four Station in Historic Downtown Jeffersonville, Indiana, presented in partnership with NWSB. Shop a broad selection from vendors offering vegetables, baked goods, sweets, wine, honey, crafts, teas, mushrooms, dog treats, breads, pies, candy, plants, and popcorn. Live music creates a welcoming backdrop while you take in the variety of tastes and handmade items.

Fresh food, crafts, and a community focus come together for a shared experience. Bring friends to explore together.

A celebratory and hands-on festival focused on community-led preservation and storytelling takes place at Roots 101 African American Museum, presented in partnership with the Louisville Story Program and the Community Archiving Workshop Collective. The gathering centers on safeguarding the stories and heritage of minoritized communities and invites reflection on how a shared response can keep these narratives alive. Admission is free, and food and refreshments are available. Participants can explore museum exhibits, hear directly from leaders of projects built around the principle of our stories told by us, and take part in conversations about what should be documented, how it can be preserved and passed on, and the roles individuals and partners can play. Expect opportunities to connect with others who care about community-driven documentary arts. Hands-on activities include trying documentary video techniques with the Kentucky BIPOCU Filmmakers Association, receiving guidance on genealogical research from the African American Genealogical Group of Kentucky, learning how to digitize cherished photos and videotapes, practicing oral history interviewing, and checking what is on old tapes at a VHS viewing station. Attendees can also observe or participate in a Community Archiving Workshop where archivists and community members work together to inspect and catalog materials of local significance, then practice new skills and leave with resources to support personal preservation projects. Supported by Republic Bank, the Arthur K. Smith Family Foundation, The Jack Harlow Foundation, Brown-Forman, Fund for the Arts, and the Community Foundation of Louisville. Design by J. Dominique of Lumae Designs.

Slow the pace under warm Southern skies with a relaxed cruise on the Ohio River in Louisville that welcomes families and friends. Choose a preselected boxed picnic lunch to enjoy on board, or simply settle in and take in the views on an afternoon river ride. Children receive complimentary Adventure Passports, adding a fun element of discovery to this informal excursion.

The Night Market at The Train Depot transforms a historic Louisville setting into an easygoing night out featuring local artists, vintage finds, handmade goods, and a range of food vendors. The atmosphere is relaxed and welcoming, with creative sellers, open green space, and casual activities that make it easy to wander, browse, and stay awhile. It is all about shopping small and trying something different in the city. Walk the grounds for unique pieces, grab a bite, or simply enjoy the space after hours with friends. Amenities include an indoor seating area and bathrooms, and leashed dogs are welcome. Vendors should apply only through the official website. Applications are not accepted through Facebook comments or messages, and payment is never requested by check, Cash App, Venmo, Zelle, or other unofficial methods. Be cautious of accounts pretending to represent the market, as impostors can still appear even with active monitoring.

Bourbon City Camaro Club partners with Metro Diner in Louisville for the Bourbon City Glow Show, a Halloween themed gathering with glow vehicles, music and treats. Registration is $10, with proceeds benefiting the Lesley and Rhyan Prather Foundation. Children can pick up candy, and costumes are encouraged. Awards include five for glow vehicle entries and five for non glow vehicles. Metro will be open for dinner before or after the festivities. There is no pre registration for this show, so disregard any messages or links that suggest otherwise. You might even spot a few playful tricks for some treats.

Freedom Over Addiction hosts a Celebrate Recovery meeting in Louisville. It provides a setting for CR participants to connect with one another.

The PBR Ram Challenger Series brings its premier expansion circuit to the KFC Yum! Center in Louisville, showcasing standout riders as they face off against some of the toughest bulls in the nation. Expect a high-energy production with powerful sound, dramatic lighting, and special effects that amplify every moment of intense competition. Presented by the sport’s global leader in professional bull riding, this event delivers top-tier athletes and thrilling action from start to finish.

At the Ogle Center at IU Southeast, Yuja Wang appears as both pianist and conductor in a full Brahms program featuring Piano Concerto No. 1 and Piano Concerto No. 2 in the same evening. The music traverses roaring intensity and tender lyricism, revealing the expressive scope and technical brilliance Brahms wrote for piano with orchestra. Three performances are available.

Presented by Live Nation and Kentucky Performing Arts, Chance the Rapper brings a tour celebrating ten years of Coloring Book to Old Forester's Paristown Hall, joined by special guest La Reezy.

Doors will open for attendees. All ticket sales are final, and no refunds or exchanges are available. Every person, including infants, must have a ticket. Event details such as the schedule, prices, and artists may change without notice, so check the venue's website closer to the event for the latest information. Personal cell phone photography may be allowed at the show's discretion, but professional cameras, flash, and any audio or video recording are not permitted. A Live Nation presale is noted, along with a public onsale.

Take in the beauty of Louisville’s river at sunset. Relax on the water with a soft breeze and a flavorful cocktail as everyday worries slip away.

Presented by 91.9 WFPK, this live music event features Nicole Atkins alongside Ziona Riley. General admission is priced at $22 when purchased in advance and $25 on the day of the show. The performance welcomes attendees of all ages.

The Eagles face the Jacksonville Jaguars in London for the fifth game of the season, and The Manhattan Project is hosting a watch party. DJ 7 Foot provides music before the game, during commercials, at halftime, and after the final whistle. Stadium audio helps recreate the Lincoln Financial Field experience with intro music and the team fight song. Several new specials are available this season, and Yuengling beer is on special throughout all Eagles games. The fan group is reuniting and continuing to grow.

This singles competition uses the Plastic Ball Tourney pattern and features four games of qualifying. The entry fee is $60 per bowler, which covers a $4 tournament director fee, $5 toward the finals, $14 for lineage, and $37 for the prize fund. Payouts follow a one in five ratio. For example, with 30 bowlers there are six cash spots, with 34 entries it remains six, and with 35 entries it increases to seven.

Explore a historic community setting in Louisville where local growers, food makers, and artisans come together in a warm, family-friendly environment. Stroll, shop, and relax while enjoying the Depot's offerings, including free activities for kids, donation-based yoga at most markets, roomy outdoor greenspace, and a distinctive setting that invites you to linger. The market also provides indoor seating, a small museum area, and restrooms, and dogs on leashes are welcome. As a Kentucky Proud farmers market, SNAP is accepted, and a Double Dollars program is planned to help make fresh, local food more accessible. Vendors should apply only through the official website, not via Facebook comments or messages, and payment will not be requested by check, Cash App, Venmo, Zelle, or other unofficial methods. Be alert for impostor accounts, as fake profiles can still appear even with active monitoring.

Visit the Norton Commons Farmers Market in Prospect, Kentucky. A participant will be setting up at the market.

A free community festival invites girls and women to gather for a day focused on empowerment, motivation, and celebration. Attendees can expect food vendors, music and dancing, interactive activities that build confidence, a confidence walk open to all participants, connections to community resources, spotlights on girl-owned businesses, and guest speakers to be announced. A featured segment is planned as part of the schedule. The aim is to uplift strength, self-belief, and potential while fostering encouragement, connection, and a welcoming community atmosphere. Admission is free.

Saint Andrew Academy hosts its Annual Car Show, welcoming classic and modern rides of all kinds, from muscle cars and custom trucks to motorcycles. Attendees can explore standout vehicles while enjoying food, music, family games, and a dedicated kids zone. Awards will be presented across multiple categories to recognize a wide range of entries. Early registration is $15, with a $20 option available at the event. Whether showcasing a vehicle or simply taking in the chrome and craftsmanship, this community gathering supports Saint Andrew Academy.

Spend an easygoing Sunday aboard the historic Belle of Louisville as it glides along the Ohio River. You can opt for a buffet meal, listen to a playlist, join in games with fellow passengers, or simply unwind on the open-air decks and enjoy the breeze. It is a relaxed way to round out the weekend with river views and activities you can choose from.

At The Monarch, a community jazz session pairs a jam with a shared potluck. Musicians at any level and music fans are welcome. The JonAnthony Floyed-Jackson Quintet hosts and leads the music. It is BYOB, and an artist donation is part of the event. The gathering now happens twice each month.

This monthly drum circle at Sacred Rose Medicinals centers on connection and shared rhythm, inviting participants to dance, drum, and unwind while building community through collaborative beats. Drumming serves as a simple way to strengthen neighborhood bonds, encourage deep listening, and blend individual voices into a supportive whole, which can help with collective coping and resilience. All ages and abilities are welcome, and no experience is required. It is donation based with a suggested contribution of $5 to $10. The gathering begins indoors and will shift outside as spring brings warmer weather. All kinds of percussion are welcome, from cajon and djembe to tom tom, handpan, or even a cardboard box and spoons. Bring a personal drum if possible, and shared instruments will be available for anyone who needs one.

Chris Collins & Boulder Canyon return to Derby Dinner Playhouse in Clarksville with a tribute to John Denver. This engagement features two performances at the venue.

Texas Roadhouse celebrates the community with its 4th annual Trunk or Treat. Those interested in volunteering or participating are asked to complete a sign-up form. Admission is one canned good or other nonperishable item benefiting the Exodus Family Ministries food pantry. Tickets are not required for Texas Roadhouse scheduled events.

A trunk or treat will be held at the Texas Roadhouse in Shively.

Tea & Talk Tuesday at Lulu's Corner On Market brings together art lovers, tea drinkers, and information seekers for conversation and connection. Focused on creativity and community, it offers a chance to meet others who share an interest in art and a cup of tea.

A supportive group for those grieving the death of a spouse or partner meets at Hosparus Health Southern Indiana. Participants can share their stories, learn practical ways to cope, and connect with others on a similar path in a caring setting. Sessions are led by licensed counselors. There is no cost to attend and it is open to the community. Registration in advance is required. For assistance, call 888-345-8197.

Live Nation and Kentucky Performing Arts present The Midnight: Time Machines at Old Forester's Paristown Hall in Louisville, with support from Jessie Frye. The band, which emerged more than a decade ago out of Los Angeles, has fueled anticipation with ominous visuals, lush synth teasers, and references to classic science fiction. They return with Syndicate, their fifth studio album alongside three EPs, a release that broadens their retro-meets-future sound and highlights their standing within the synthwave scene.

Step into the role of a tree detective and explore the stories living in Origin Park’s wetlands, woodlands, and other natural spaces. Through a hands-on scavenger hunt and interactive activities, participants learn to recognize trees by their leaves, bark, seeds, and overall shape while discovering how these plants feed and shelter wildlife, improve air and water quality, and support healthy ecosystems. From towering oaks to colorful maples, the adventure highlights seasonal changes, tree rings and growth, and the many ways forests matter to both people and nature. Observation skills get a workout and a deeper appreciation for the outdoors takes root. All ages are welcome, and a parent or guardian must be present. Dress comfortably for time outside and bring water. Completing the hunt earns a prize, and taking part in all five Nature Detectives programs adds an entry into a special grand prize drawing at the end of the series. Please park at the Buttonbush Woods Trailhead parking lot and meet at the outdoor classroom located just behind it. This program is part of the Nature Detectives series at Origin Park, a monthly experience offered at no cost with hands-on exploration and engaging scavenger hunts.

Mark the 26th anniversary of The Taste of Jeffersonville. Admission is $65.

The Master Gardener monthly meeting brings members together and welcomes the public. Attendance is open to anyone.

Discover a leading Midwest gathering devoted to cryptids and monsters, held where the Pope Lick Monster legend calls home. Attendees can meet noted cryptozoology figures, catch talks and presentations, take curated tours, browse a marketplace of vendors, and enjoy movies and music. A haunted attraction centered on the Pope Lick Monster adds an extra thrill. This one of a kind celebration of the unknown happens only in Kentucky.

A two-day event devoted to fiber features workshops, demonstrations, vendors, and fresh ideas throughout. The 2026 edition highlights updates and changes, giving attendees a look at what is new this year.

Grateville Dead 2026 returns to the Brown Forman Amphitheater at Waterfront Park in Louisville, Kentucky with a regional favorite festival that pays tribute to Jerry Garcia and the Grateful Dead.

A free, all-ages outdoor performance by Mama Said String Band takes place at Christy’s Garden in the Paristown Arts District. Food and cocktails are available, the event is pet friendly, and public parking is nearby.

Celebrate the creativity, craftsmanship, and community spirit of Nichols and Bullitt County at a lively outdoor market at Nichols Branch Library. Explore unique handmade pieces, homegrown produce, and homemade treats while connecting with neighbors and supporting local artisans, gardeners, farmers, and small businesses. This drop in event welcomes all ages. Space, activities, and market goods are available on a first come basis. Vendor opportunities are available. The market sets up in the library parking lot, with parking available at the neighboring school.

The First Annual “Fall 4 Jesus” Festival offers a faith-centered community celebration with activities for all ages. A featured car show invites enthusiasts to showcase their vehicles and spectators to admire classics, with awards for First Place, Second Place, and Pastor’s Choice. Entry is $15 per car, and all proceeds support the Gingerbread Tree/Food Pantry. Throughout the event, families can enjoy a live DJ, bounce houses, face painting, and pumpkin decorating. The sanctuary will host live music with performances by Righteous Instruments of Praise (RIP), Joel Jackson, and Hush Harbor. Expect a warm, joyful atmosphere filled with fellowship, laughter, and music.

A Halloween gathering at Family Allergy & Asthma’s Fern Creek office welcomes all ages with trick-or-treating at themed tables, autumn crafts with activity and coloring stations, a photo booth for festive photos, and a station for temporary tattoos. Guests can meet the providers, receive flu shots, schedule appointments on site, and take part in on-site interviews. Attendance is open to everyone and no patient status is required. Walk-ins are welcome.

Sound Machine appears at Hubers Orchard and Winery for the first time, offering plenty of family-friendly fall fun for an afternoon of seasonal enjoyment.

Hot Wheels Monster Trucks Live: Glow-N-Fire 2026 Tour powers into the KFC Yum! Center with fan-favorite trucks brought to life, including Mega Wrex, Tiger Shark, HW 5-Alarm, Bone Shaker, Bigfoot, and Skelesaurus. FMX riders deliver daring stunts while a fire-breathing robot dinosaur crushes cars. The show also introduces Rhinomite, a new rhino-themed contender charging horn first into the action, creating a high-energy experience for the whole family.

Hot Wheels Monster Trucks Live: Glow-N-Fire 2026 Tour brings larger-than-life action as fan favorites roll out, including Mega Wrex, Tiger Shark, HW 5-Alarm, Bone Shaker, Bigfoot, and Skelesaurus. FMX riders throw down gravity-defying tricks, and a robot dinosaur that breathes fire and crushes cars amps up the spectacle. The lineup also unveils Rhinomite, a new rhino-themed truck charging in horn first. Expect a high-energy production packed with thrills for the entire family.

This monthly financial literacy workshop focuses on identity theft and fraud prevention. It offers straightforward guidance, actionable tips, and practical takeaways you can apply right away.

No Man’s Land at The Blue Aux is a karaoke night celebrating lesbians and marginalized genders, offering a lively and affirming space to be your authentic self. Allies have a designated entry policy that includes a $5 donation and an Ally Button, and all proceeds are donated to Louisville Youth Group. The atmosphere embraces truth, pride, and community, inviting voices to rise with confidence and joy.

Journey, celebrating over five decades on stage, has extended the Final Frontier Tour with 40 additional North American dates, including a stop at the KFC Yum! Center. The concert salutes the band’s signature songs and the memories they spark for longtime followers and newer listeners, showcasing a catalog that continues to bring people together around the world.

Enter a labyrinth-themed gala where the clock is ticking... solve the challenge before the Goblin King’s court claims you. This immersive celebration centers on family recovery and supports Camp Kerith of Southern Indiana. Dance to classic tracks from the 80s and 90s, encounter the Goblin King, and discover surprises at every turn with playful nods to the underground. All proceeds benefit the flagship summer camp that serves children who have experienced parental incarceration and substance addiction in the home.

Outback Presents and Kentucky Performing Arts bring the Heroes Off Duty Comedy Tour to The Kentucky Center - Bomhard Theater, showcasing first responders and veterans who have swapped the front lines for the spotlight. The show features comedians with backgrounds as police officers, firefighters, doctors, EMTs, nurses, pharmacists, and military personnel, sharing real-life stories from their service with a comedic twist. From the creators of Bored Teachers, this tour builds on hundreds of sold-out theater shows across the US, Canada, the UK, Australia, and New Zealand, supported by a large online following and millions of video views. Whether you are part of the first responder community, connected through family and friends, or simply wish to show support, expect an evening of laughter rooted in experiences from those who serve.

The Louisville Book Festival takes place at the Kentucky International Convention Center in its seventh year, bringing together nationally recognized authors, local literary voices, and readers of all ages. Offerings range from author conversations and children’s story times to thoughtful panel discussions, celebrating why books matter and how stories connect people. Roxane Gay is among the highlights, appearing alongside a wide range of storytellers who inspire both new and lifelong readers. The festival welcomes aspiring writers taking their first steps and book lovers searching for their next favorite read, creating a warm, community-centered celebration of literature. Appreciation is extended to Foxing Bookstore and A Novel Romance Bookstore for their support, and to cm__art for the festival artwork.

This event features fresh food, crafts, and a welcoming community atmosphere.

This adventure welcomes participants ages 13 and up and is geared toward novice play. Marshal Rick presents a mystery at the fish market, where players investigate a massacre, track down those responsible to capture or eliminate them, and earn a reward from a local magistrate who wants the matter handled quietly to avoid stirring unrest in the fish district. Pre-generated characters are available, and players may also bring a character from one of Rick's other games for a side quest. Sign ups are available in-store or through Discord.

At Our Lady of Perpetual Hops, Black Water Revival leads a live music lineup with Art & The Barfunkels and Stricknyne Duo. The show opens with Stricknyne Duo, continues with Art & The Barfunkels, and closes with a headlining set by Black Water Revival. Admission is $20, and the event is open to all ages.

Big Four Station Park hosts a family-friendly Halloween celebration with trick-or-treating, games and other activities, and a variety of food trucks, plus more festive fun. Costumes are encouraged. Appreciation is extended to the sponsors who help make this community event possible.

Big4Bash turns Big Four Station into a collision of sound and spectacle, uniting heavy rock and metal with the hard-hitting action of Ohio Valley Wrestling. Over two days, 16 local and regional bands share the bill with professional wrestling bouts for nonstop entertainment. Between the music and the matches, enjoy food vendors with vegan choices, sip on drinks, pick up merch, and look for exclusive festival items. Designed as a true hybrid experience, it offers more than a typical concert or a single wrestling show. Expect a charged crowd, continuous energy, and lasting memories.

Enjoy a live musical performance.

A performance will take place at Dog Haus Biergarten. The event is open to all ages.

Build your ceramic skills in an eight-week class that covers the essentials from hand-building to wheel throwing, along with surface design using glazes, underglazes, and stains. Instruction is provided by Marty Edlin, an experienced local sculptor and potter, and the curriculum welcomes complete beginners as well as those with prior experience. Enrollment is limited to eight participants for personalized attention. The fee is $250 for the full session and includes beginner clay materials, tools, scheduled kiln firings, and around-the-clock access to the pottery studio. Classes are held at the Mary Anderson Center Clay Studio at Mount St. Francis, Indiana.

Ridley Scott's Blade Runner, presented in the 2007 Final Cut, appears on a large high-definition screen while The Avex Ensemble performs Vangelis's synthesizer-led score live in sync with the 1982 film. The noir story follows detective Rick Deckard, played by Harrison Ford, who resumes his role as a replicant hunter after four replicants escape the colonies and return to Earth. His mission becomes complicated when he falls for Rachel, a replicant linked to the Tyrell Corporation and portrayed by Sean Young. Produced by Avex Classics International, this presentation takes place at Louisville Palace.

Experience a live mix of cover songs and original tunes performed by a quartet featuring Mike Jackman on vocals, acoustic and electric guitars, flute, and penny whistle, Barry Smothers on vocals and mandolin, Dennis Maguire on bass, and Larry Godhelff on drums. The performance highlights versatile instrumentation and a blend of familiar melodies with the group’s own material.

Explore how crystals and gems may support well-being at Harmony & Health Wellness Center. Browse a varied selection that includes amethyst, jasper, aventurine, quartz crystal, malachite, rose quartz, and citrine. The showcase presents crystal therapy as a complementary approach, noting that the natural vibrations of stones are used to encourage balance in body, mind, and spirit. There is no cost to attend and everyone is welcome.

This Kentucky edition of the ImportExpo car show brings together a wide mix of builds, including imports, domestics, European, JDM, and stance. The focus is on standout cars and an easygoing, upbeat atmosphere. Families and friends are welcome, and the event is open to all ages.

Browse offerings from local vendors and artists while sipping a seasonally inspired cocktail or coffee.

Create a mosaic in a single session, either crafting your own design or selecting from festive choices like a snowman, a trio of trees, a cross, or a Christmas card theme. Participants receive black or white grout to take home and complete the piece the next day. An optional finishing package is available for $15, covering grouting, painting, and edging if needed.

Make a handmade gift or create something special for yourself in a single-session mosaic activity. Bring your own idea to life or pick a shape from the available collection to personalize your design. You will take home black or white grout and apply it the following day to complete your artwork.

A festive nine pin no tap bowling fundraiser comes to King Pin Lanes in the Louisville area, presented by Kyle Troup and TMTBowling. The competition spans three games with total pinfall determining results, scored scratch, and payouts to 1 in 7 entrants. The field is limited to 250 bowlers. Extras on site include a wide range of raffle items, a silent auction, Bowl a Strike tickets, and 50/50 raffles. Groups that want to bowl together can request to be placed on the same lanes when possible. Entry can be secured by sending payment via Venmo @Todd-McGill822 or Cash App $TMTBOWLING. A $50 payment covers the full amount, and a $25 deposit reserves a spot. Donations are accepted through the same methods.

Sawyer Brown brings The Boys And Me Live Tour to Louisville Palace. Tickets are required for every attendee, including infants carried in arms, and all purchases are final with no refunds or exchanges. Artists, pricing, and scheduling may change without notice, so check the venue website for the latest updates as the event approaches. Personal cell phone photography may be allowed at the show’s discretion, but professional cameras, flash, and any audio or video recording are not permitted.

At Upland Jeffersonville, this hands-on workshop guides participants in creating an epoxy river piece, with project choices that include a charcuterie board, lazy susan, clock, key holder shelf, a set of coasters, or a mini pair. Work with black walnut and other select hardwoods, then customize your piece by choosing up to two epoxy colors when you arrive. After class, projects cure for about a week and then move into a finishing phase that typically takes around six weeks, with overall timing affected by class size and shipping. Once complete, finished pieces are shipped to attendees so creations arrive in excellent condition. Ticket purchases are nonrefundable. If you cannot attend, you may send a substitute. Every participant age 12 or older needs an individual ticket, and a couples ticket allows two people to collaborate on a single project.

Temptations Holiday Boutique 2026 is a holiday boutique presented over multiple days. Vendor communication is handled only by email or by direct message to the account listing the event, and any outreach from other accounts should be disregarded as potential spam.

Voice & Vino, LifeSpan Resources' annual gala, spotlights local singers performing before slightly famous judges, all on one stage at Caesar's Southern Indiana. Guests under 21 are welcome to attend and must use the hotel entrance. Audience voting for favorite performers supports LifeSpan Resources. Ticket information is coming soon and additional details will be shared.

Conductor Na'Zir McFadden leads a NightLites program that explores two symphonies rooted in place, youthful energy, and imagination. The concert opens with Georges Bizet’s Symphony No. 1, a spirited and assured score composed at just 17, filled with catchy melodies, lively rhythms, and abundant character. It continues with Felix Mendelssohn’s Symphony No. 3, the Scottish, sparked by his travels and evoking expansive vistas, restless motion, and vivid contrasts. Heard together, these works balance fresh brilliance with atmospheric storytelling, performed by full orchestra in an intimate setting at the Ogle Center. Responding to strong interest, the NightLites Series expands to five performances at the Ogle Center at Indiana University Southeast, uniting cornerstone masterworks in thoughtfully crafted programs. Built as a focused, single-concert format, NightLites offers a high-impact experience that suits both devoted listeners and those discovering classical music for the first time.

This festive community tradition starts with a North Pole Party where families can meet Santa and take part in seasonal activities. A glittering holiday parade moves through town next, and the celebration culminates with the official lighting that brightens Jeff for the season. Generous sponsors help bring the magic to life.

The 5th Annual Christmas Extravaganza returns to Cabarrus Arena & Events Center for three days of holiday shopping and festive fun, presented with support from Leafguard, MadCity Windows & Bath, The Pet's Table, Isenhour Air Care, Home Genuis Exteriors, Champion Windows, and Passante's Food Service. Browse more than 200 indoor vendors offering holiday gifts, boutique finds, handmade items, home décor, treats, accessories, and more. Families can enjoy complimentary photos with Santa and the Grinch, live music to be announced, cheerful photo backdrops, and holiday themed beverages for adults. A sampling of featured vendors and experiences includes Kist Beauty by Mel permanent jewelry, Kintsu Kate LLC, Simply Twisted Sweets, GB Gourmet Cookies LLC, Haulin Treats by All Mixed Up Mobile Drink, The Fizzery, Bloom & Brew, Chocolate Moonshine Fudge, Gammie's Jams & More, The Trolley Closet, Water Horse Custom Prints, Tees & More by Shelby, the Trucker Hat Bar by 596 Designs, Melissa's Artistic Touch Face Painting, Panda Slime Bar, Studio Crisalyn Journals, Cruising for Kids, and a Christmas Tree Farm. Admission is $10 and is valid for all three days, and parking is free. A very limited number of vendor spaces remain and are first come, first served. Prospective vendors can text 814-388-9491 or email applyasavendor@gmail.com for details.

Create festive mosaics at Walnut Ridge Nursery and Garden Center in a class priced at $55 for a two hour session. Design a wooden mosaic Christmas card, or choose from seasonal shapes like snowmen, Christmas trees, and wreaths. Take home black or white grout to complete your piece the next day. If you prefer not to grout, a finishing service is available.

Handel’s timeless oratorio comes to the Ogle Center with the Louisville Orchestra conducted by Dr. Kent Hatteberg. Majestic choruses, expressive arias, and the famed Hallelujah chorus shape an evening of celebration and reflection, echoing a holiday tradition that has inspired audiences for generations. This performance is one of three in the area, alongside appearances at the Cathedral of the Assumption and St. Michael Catholic Church, where one date features a sing along.

Kentucky Performing Arts brings a cheeky holiday send-up to the Brown Theatre with The Unauthorized Hallmark(ish) Parody Musical. This lighthearted show follows Holly, a stressed-out executive from the big city who returns to her eccentric hometown to save Christmas. Along the way she contends with a rekindled romance, a looming corporate merger, a cookie contest scheme, and even a runaway moose. Brimming with familiar holiday movie tropes and original pop numbers, including “Judge That Cookie” and “It Feels Like Christmas (Because It Is Literally Christmas),” this musical offers a playful twist on the cozy seasonal stories audiences know well.

Experience NUTCRACKER! Magical Christmas Ballet, a festive production for families and friends that showcases an international cast, playful puppetry, and lavish costumes and scenery handcrafted by European artisans. The beloved story unfolds to Tchaikovsky’s classic score, offering a nostalgic holiday outing and moments to treasure. Purchases are final with no refunds or exchanges, and a ticket is required for every attendee, including infants.