Free events in Jeffersonville, IN

Central Park hosts a neighborhood farmers market with produce, meats from local farms, flowers, and baked items offered by local growers and makers. Music performed live pairs with food trucks to create an inviting atmosphere in Old Louisville. The park offers ample shade, a playground, and picnic tables, so bring a blanket, take a break, and enjoy the day while you shop. Vendor lists are shared ahead of each market.

G-FORCE is a free weekly program for children ages 6 to 12 who are coping with the death of a loved one. Held at the Hosparus Health Grief Counseling Center, it offers a peer focused group that combines learning, support, and connection. Through activities, conversation, and facilitated guidance, children develop healthy ways to understand and share their grief in a caring setting. The program also provides reassurance to parents and guardians that their child has a nurturing place to process emotions. Registration is required, and parents or guardians begin by completing G-FORCE Basic Training before their child participates.

Shannon Vetter & The Sleepless Pilgrims bring their sound to Surfside Summer Jams, an outdoor concert series that highlights local and regional bands on Thursdays. Admission is free and all ages are welcome. Bag chairs are encouraged for the lawn. The Depot at NoCo offers a full bar, food trucks, boutique shops and more. The evening begins with a vinyl set by DJ Matt Anthony before the band takes the stage. Surfside will host a tasting booth at the concert. Venue rules include no smoking, no pets, no weapons, no outside food or drink, no politics, and a reminder to be kind to others.

Enjoy live music from John Langley at Pastime Grill & Pub. This event is for guests 21 and over with a valid ID, and admission is free.

Wigglewow appears at the New Albany Farmers Market with the Epic Chefs. The booth offers a chance to meet the chefs and browse fresh gourmet dog treats. Purchases help create meaningful jobs for adults with special needs, and dogs are welcome at the market.

Experience the New Albany Farmers Market, a lively showcase of local growers and makers. Shop for local produce, fresh meats, handcrafted goods, and thoughtful gifts while meeting the vendors behind them. The market creates a warm, community atmosphere and offers an easy way to support farmers and small businesses. It is a friendly outing for families and friends, with plenty to discover at each visit.

Wigglewow will be at The East End Farmer’s Market with fresh, gourmet dog treats and chances to meet their Epic Chefs. Each treat is made with purpose, supporting meaningful employment for adults with special needs and highlighting what this skilled team can achieve. Visitors can explore the market, support local vendors, and find something special for their pups.

The Germantown Farmers Market is a recurring market. A Goldenrod Compost bin is available on site and accepts items that usually do not belong in a home compost pile, such as meat and bones, cooked food, and compostable utensils. For questions or to inquire about becoming a vendor, contact info@germantownfarmersmarket.net.

A free celebration of Louisville’s jug band music heritage presents eight bands. Families can enjoy children’s activities and take part in workshops, while savoring local food along with beer and wine. The festivities take place beside the Ohio River.

A participant will have a presence at Norton Commons Farmers Market. Visitors can look for their space during the market and say hello.

Find understanding and connection in a twice-monthly support group for people grieving the loss of a spouse or partner. Sessions are guided by licensed counselors in a safe, caring setting at the Hosparus Health Louisville Grief Counseling Center. The group is free and open to the community, and pre-registration is required before the first meeting. For more information, call 502-456-5451.

Enjoy a relaxed, conversation-friendly walk on the Paw Paw and Chinkapin Trails, beginning at the Brown-Forman Silo Center in Turkey Run Park. The route is 5 miles round trip on a dirt surface, guided by Parklands Rangers. The Parklands Walking Club meets regularly with both morning and evening options, exploring different Parklands trails at an easy pace. Attendance is free and no registration is required. Walks take place in most weather, with updates or cancellations due to hazardous conditions posted on the Parklands alerts page. For the safety and comfort of the group, only service animals are permitted.

Make dinner simple with a family visit to Hunter Station Pizza. Kids eat free on Tuesdays, and the setting is friendly for all ages. Enjoy great food, skip the cooking, and turn Tuesday into an easy weekly tradition.

A free weekly grief resource group supports parents and guardians who are caring for a grieving child at home. Each session provides education about grief, open discussion, and supportive coaching from licensed grief counselors. Participants connect with other families, discover practical strategies, and feel better prepared to support a child's healing. An optional orientation for first-time attendees is offered before the session begins. The program meets at the Hosparus Health Grief Counseling Center. Registration is required.

This group offers a compassionate place for anyone grieving the loss of a sibling, including those mourning siblings by choice. It is an ongoing space to share your story, talk through challenges, and find understanding alongside others who truly relate. Sessions are led by licensed counselors. Participation is free and open to the community. Meetings are held at the Hosparus Health Grief Counseling Center in Louisville. New participants must register in advance, and the facilitator will get in touch before a first visit.