Events in Jeffersonville today

A weekly lunchtime series transforms the street into a pedestrian zone for food trucks and live music. The open setup offers more midday dining options for people working downtown, visitors, and convention attendees, with picnic tables on a nearby plaza providing extra seating. Presented by JPMorganChase with support from River City Bank, the menu spans gourmet dishes and familiar favorites such as burgers and tacos, and on select dates includes coffee and frozen desserts.

In the pavilion, seafood favorites pair with nostalgic music, along with dancing and trivia for extra fun. Melodies from years past set a lively mood. Guests who dine in the pavilion can enjoy a sweet treat while supplies last.

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.

Set out from Seidenfaden’s for a supportive no-drop group ride with Paulette Meggoe. Either Paulette or a designated club member looks after riders who are new to the group or who prefer a more relaxed pace. Everyone may choose a comfortable speed while riding with care for personal and group safety. The ride begins together and continues all year, including in dark and cold conditions, so lights are required. Come prepared with a repair kit, water, a helmet, and clothing suited to the weather. Look out for one another by calling out hazards like glass to those behind you, and if you have a flat or other issue, call out “mechanical” so someone can help. An official route is available, and there is a post-ride meetup back at Seidenfaden’s.

After many requests, the ride once again starts and finishes at Seidenfaden's. It moves at a brisk clip and can naturally break into smaller groups based on riders’ abilities and goals. Expect paceline sections and spirited efforts through Main Street and Old Louisville, along Southern Parkway, up the Iroquois hill climb, plus sprints near 2nd and Breckenridge and on Vine Street before rolling back to Seidenfaden's. An earlier option from Seidenfaden's is geared toward newer riders and also returns there, and bikes are parked inside. For the night, Seidenfaden's becomes a hub for cyclists with plenty of craft beers.

Presented by 91.9 WFPK, this concert brings David Nail’s Down To The Studs Tour to The Kentucky Center’s Bomhard Theater, featuring Will Hoge. Nail is known for candid, emotionally rich songwriting and a standout voice that draws frequent praise in Nashville. With nearly two decades of work to his name, his steady output and vivid storytelling continue to attract longtime followers and new listeners alike.

Billed as the nation’s longest-running Kiko production sale, Cream of the Crop takes place at the Harrison County Fairgrounds in Corydon, IN. Sponsored by Chey View Kikos, Triple M Kikos, and the NKR, the sale is managed by Kendell Barnes and Christian McGill, with Pit Kemmer as auctioneer and Mac Wilkie as narrator. A live broadcast with online bidding is available through Top Livestock, and the sale is held in conjunction with the NKR’s Corn Country Meat Goat Conference. Consignors include Mill Creek Ranch, MR Goats, Hubbard Hill Kikos, JD Ranch, Hadley Dennison, S&S Kikos, Hoosier Hill Kikos, Glasson Kikos, Triple C Kikos, MAC Kikos, Split Hoof Ranch, Stoneycreek Kikos, Two One Seven Kikos, and Bear Creek Kikos, with guest consignors Ashfield Farm Kikos, Bri-Mar Kikos, and Sweitzer Hollow Goats. The host hotel is Hampton Inn at 812-738-6688, with double rooms at 118.00 and king rooms at 109.00; mention the goat sale when booking.

Hosted at the Hosparus Health Grief Counseling Center, this eight week workshop approaches grief not as a lack of faith but as an invitation to explore meaning through the wisdom of faith traditions and cultural practices. Participants spend time listening, reflecting, and learning together in a respectful and welcoming setting. Past sessions have highlighted perspectives from Jewish, Hindu, Muslim, Buddhist, and Native American traditions, along with Christian viewpoints including Catholic, Black Protestant, and Quaker. The experience is open to people of all backgrounds and beliefs. Registration is required and space is limited.

This long-running Hillview, Kentucky tradition pairs a community fish fry with bluegrass music. For more than a decade, the City has featured Dave Perkins and his bluegrass band. The public is welcome to enjoy a plate with all the fixings while listening to genuine bluegrass and meeting new people.

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.

A Halloween-themed resource fair features costumes, sweets, and a spirit of community. Costumes are welcome, and the focus is on festive fun throughout the evening. Local and state agencies will be on site with treats and will share helpful resources for people with disabilities and their families.

Relive past eras aboard the Belle of Louisville during a two-hour vintage-themed cruise. All ages can take part in music bingo and other family-friendly games, with more activities along the way. The outing is affordable and filled with nostalgic charm for a relaxed experience on the water.

Round up a team for Last Call Feud Night, a fast-moving game inspired by the classic survey-style showdown and designed for easy, group-friendly fun. Compete to uncover the most popular answers and aim for prizes, with a $20 gift certificate for first place and $10 for second. Newcomers and regulars alike can jump in, bring friends, enjoy a drink, and share plenty of laughs. Check for any updates or changes before heading out.

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.

Every Thursday, friends and family gather in the brewpub for dinner, drinks, and pub trivia. Powered by Last Call Trivia, this is New Albany’s longest running trivia night, continuing for more than ten years.

Little Big Town brings the For The Art Of It Tour to Louisville Palace. Tickets are nonrefundable and cannot be exchanged, and every attendee, including infants, must have a ticket. Event details may change without notice, so check the venue website for the latest updates. Personal cell phone photos may be allowed at the show’s discretion, while professional cameras, flash, and any audio or video recording are prohibited. Ticket access includes multiple presales for Citi cardmembers, the artist, and Live Nation, along with VIP package options, followed by a public onsale.

A returning artist will be back on Belgravia Ct, once again set up in booth B4-41. Visitors can explore work by artists from across the country, with this artist offering original oil paintings, canvas prints, purses, and lively painting demonstrations throughout the weekend. There will be time to chat about commissions or classes as well. A $100 gift card giveaway is available for art festival visitors only.

Best Vineyards Winery & Distillery joins the Corydon Farmers Market, a friendly gathering place where neighbors connect through local goods and creativity. Explore stands with seasonal produce, blooming flowers and plants, handcrafted soaps, coffees, local honey, art and crafts, and a variety of fresh meats and seafood. Consider bringing a lawn chair to relax, enjoy wine alongside live music, and pick up dinner from a food truck.

Enjoy Commander pods at either location. Log in with the Companion app and play some rounds, then take a D20 roll for one of the prizes shown in the graphic. Some prizes may run out, but everyone will still be accommodated.

The Fred Cammack Corydon Farmers Market brings together locally grown produce, handmade goods, baked treats, and fresh flowers, with food trucks adding meal options alongside friendly faces and a relaxed downtown vibe. Set in Corydon’s center, the atmosphere encourages lingering, browsing, and conversation with local vendors. A community gathering place that has people talking.

See the town from a new vantage point on the water during a two-hour evening cruise. Order a cocktail from the full bar, then settle in for dinner or simply relax as the shoreline drifts by. Enjoy the gentle sounds of the river while you take in the views.

Vocalist Tracey Morris performs with her combo at The Winner's Circle of Jazz at The Black Rabbit in Louisville. Table reservations are strongly encouraged.

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.

LEATHER & LACE at Derby City Pizza Company "PRP" features an evening of music.

This charitable event takes place at Hidden Creek Golf Club in Sellersburg, and all proceeds go to Jacob's Well.

Broad Run Park hosts a family-friendly running celebration with distances for everyone, including a kids dash, a 1 mile, and chip-timed 5k, 10k, and half marathon. Packet pickup takes place on race morning. Kids dash participants gather at the start line and are walked to their starting area, and the National Anthem sets the tone before the races begin. Every registration includes thoughtful keepsakes. Runners in the 5k, 10k, and half marathon receive a custom bib, a designer shirt, and a finisher medal. The 1 mile is untimed and also comes with a custom bib, a designer shirt, and a finisher medal. The kids dash is an untimed sprint for ages 10 and under, and registration provides a mini bib, a youth-size shirt, and a medal created specifically for this event. Children may also participate in the kids dash at no cost if they prefer to skip the swag. Youth-based pricing for the 5k and 10k is available at $17 for participants 12 and under. Expect chip timing with live results and on-site awards at the registration tent after you finish, along with free photos and complimentary snacks at the finish line. The event welcomes every pace and fitness level, offering an inclusive and encouraging atmosphere whether you are chasing a personal best or simply enjoying the day.

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.

Sacred Earth Community Market brings together local farmers, artists, makers, and small businesses at Heart Thread Collective. The focus is on nurturing community, supporting local entrepreneurship, and creating meaningful connections through local food, art, wellness, and culture. It takes place on the 1st and 3rd Saturdays. Everyone is welcome to explore locally grown and handcrafted offerings while connecting with neighbors and creators.

Westport Road Baptist Farmers Market features USDA-certified organic vegetables grown without GMOs. Visitors often share stories about how their gardens have performed using plants from previous seasons, reflecting the ongoing conversations between customers and vendors.

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.

Presented in partnership with NWSB, the Jeffersonville Farmers Market fills Big Four Station in Historic Downtown Jeffersonville with a lively mix of local vendors and entertainment. Shoppers can find fresh produce, artisan breads and pastries, candies and other sweets, local wine and honey, handmade crafts, specialty teas and mushrooms, treats for dogs, pies, plants, and popcorn. Live music adds to the festive atmosphere while visitors explore the variety of offerings.

Operation Santa's Helpers gathers new toy donations to provide gifts for children in military families at Fort Knox. Admission is a new toy donation. The event features food trucks, DJ music, and trophies. In partnership with Owen Funeral Homes and Top Shelf Performance, it focuses on appreciating Fort Knox military families and bringing holiday smiles to children. For more information, contact Genene Nisbet at 502-447-7759 or genene.nisbet@owenfuneralhome.com.

Louisville’s longest running gathering for music collectors continues under a new name at Highalnds Community Ministries, bringing back familiar faces with a shared goal of keeping it a standout in the Kentuckiana scene. Admission is $5. Expect more than 40 vendor tables with thousands of finds across pop, rock, metal, jazz, big band, country, R&B, rap and hip hop, soundtracks, vocals, comedy and beyond, including collectibles, imports, picture discs, posters, books, CDs, cassettes and plenty of vinyl. Dealers scheduled to set up include Motorsoule Vintage with Dan Saifer, Glen Hensley, Jon Whyland, Tim Furlong, Jorin Edgerly, Wright Sounds with Jeremy Wright, Amplified Lou with Athena Prychodko, Kevin’s Records with Kevin Keller, Bob Hawkins, Kyle Graham, Jeffery Lee Puckett, Frank and Dave Bowman, Chris Freund, Daniel Dean, Jeff Hubbard, Brent Bomersbach, Gregg Gibson, Jimmy Miller, Troy Hubbard, Chas Andrews, Cardiac Records with DJ YngSteve, Brian Smith, John Beam, Tim Hall, Leroy Purcey, Bob White, Phil Ciulla, Gary Graves, Gabe Close and David Stockhoff, with more to be announced. A BCW Supplies table will offer sleeves and other products to help protect new treasures, LRS-102, Louisville’s Rock Stream, will be on hand with goodies, and there will be a sign-up for a chance to win gift certificates from Better Days Records.

Unwind on a laid-back cruise along the Ohio River in Louisville. The experience suits all ages, with complimentary Adventure Passports for kids. Opt for a pre-selected boxed meal with the picnic lunch option, or relax and enjoy the scenery on the afternoon cruise.

Now in its third year, Artists & Afros returns as Kentucky’s largest Black art show. This immersive weekend celebrates art, culture, and community with soulful live jazz, striking visual art, and opportunities for meaningful connection.

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.

This family farm winery and artisan distillery, known for wines and spirits that have earned awards, sets the stage for a social outing with friends, food, wine, and live music. The performance features a blend of original songs and familiar covers.

Bed By 10 brings a club night tailored for the 30-plus crowd to Bourbon Hall. Relive the energy of the 80s, 90s, and early 2000s as the resident DJ spins classic dance tracks and the room comes alive with striking visuals. The focus is on upbeat energy, connection, and great music, perfect for anyone who wants to dance and still feel fresh the next day.

A Celebrate Recovery meeting takes place at Freedom Over Addiction on Saturdays.

This event features live music.

Fern Creek Christian Church in Louisville, KY hosts a tour stop featuring David Phelps, widely recognized for a phenomenal voice that spans more than three octaves and a rare ability to connect deeply with a song. Audiences around the world have seen him bring down the house in renowned venues. His career includes multiple Dove and Grammy honors along with several platinum-selling recordings.

Live Nation and Kentucky Performing Arts bring Dylan Gossett to Old Forester's Paristown Hall in Louisville for a full concert experience. The Austin, Texas native is a 27-year-old singer, songwriter, and producer whose take on Texas Country blends Americana and Red Dirt, with storytelling shaped by his southern roots. A multi-platinum artist, he broke out in 2023 with the single 'Coal,' which has surpassed half a billion streams, appeared on the Billboard Hot 100 and the UK Official Singles Chart, and earned multi-platinum status in several countries. The track also drew praise from The New York Times, which recognized it as one of the standout country songs of the year.

Savor the beauty of Louisville’s river as the sun sinks low, painting the water in warm color. Settle in on the water with a soft breeze and a refreshing cocktail, and let the day’s worries fade away.

A fast-paced blend of theater, stand-up, and improv puts relationships under the microscope as a married duo of self-styled experts leads couples through therapy, only to reveal that their own partnership may be the most complicated of all. The audience becomes part of the fun, with interactive moments that turn everyday misunderstandings into big laughs while also sharing practical, science-informed insights about how people connect. The humor is balanced and playful, spotlighting differences between men and women without taking sides. Expect quick-witted exchanges, spontaneous twists, and fearless moments that blur the line between stage and seats.

At the Louisville Palace, the original Columbia, Nell Campbell, hosts a screening of The Rocky Horror Picture Show in a newly restored 4K presentation with a live shadow cast and plenty of audience interaction. Attendees are encouraged to dress in costume. Every ticket includes a bag of Rocky Horror props to use during the show, and for safety reasons outside props are not permitted. A VIP option adds a pre-show meet and greet with Nell Campbell that includes a photo opportunity and an autograph. The Rocky Horror Picture Show is rated R. Please review the film in advance to determine what is appropriate for your group before purchasing. Any minors must attend with a parent or guardian.

A crowd favorite at Fox Den brings a high energy show that keeps everyone moving from beginning to end, promising a night to remember.

In a historic Louisville community space, this farmers market gathers local growers, food vendors, and artisans in a warm, family friendly setting. Visitors can browse fresh produce and handmade goods, relax on open green space, and enjoy no cost activities for children. Most market dates also include donation based yoga. Amenities include an indoor seating area, a small museum area, and restrooms, and dogs on leashes are welcome. As a Kentucky Proud market, SNAP is accepted, and a Double Dollars program is being added to expand access to fresh, local food. Vendor applications are accepted only through the official website, not through Facebook comments or messages, and payment is never requested by check, Cash App, Venmo, Zelle, or other unofficial methods. The event page is monitored, but fake accounts can still appear, so caution is encouraged.

This monthly VetBuilt gathering begins with a meeting focused on updates, announcements, and a look at upcoming events. Afterward, participants roll up their sleeves for collaborative shop work on current VetBuilt projects, and the work session may continue later depending on the day. Board members, regular members, and anyone interested in VetBuilt are welcome to attend, whether to listen in, learn what is in progress, or lend a hand on a project that sparks interest. Start with the news, stay for the hands-on work, and leave knowing you made a meaningful contribution.

Michael and Sam perform live during brunch at Ernie's Tavern. The brunch menu will be available, pairing a meal with live music.

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

Spend a laid-back Sunday aboard the historic Belle of Louisville and turn the afternoon into a true Sunday Funday on the Ohio River. Take in the sights and sounds as the boat glides along, with the option to add a buffet meal, enjoy the onboard playlist, join casual games with fellow passengers, or simply relax on the outdoor decks and feel the breeze. It is an easygoing way to end the weekend, with plenty of choices to make the experience your own.

As part of Bourbon and Belonging weekend, West Sixth NuLu hosts a supportive name change clinic for Kentucky and Indiana residents. Volunteer attorneys will be on hand to assist with the legal process. Attendees should bring a state-issued ID and the new name they plan to use. A limited pool of donated funds is available to cover court filing costs for those who need help. If fee assistance is required, let the attorneys know at the clinic. The filing fee is approximately $155, and participants who are able to pay are welcome to do so and may also contribute to help someone else. For those unable to cover the costs, fees will be taken care of by @fairness.

A watch party at The Manhattan Project centers on the Eagles facing the Los Angeles Rams in the fourth game of the season. Several new game day specials are available this year, and Yuengling is on special during all Eagles matchups. DJ 7 Foot provides music during pregame, commercial breaks, halftime, and the end of the game. The experience also features stadium sounds such as the pregame introduction and the team fight song to capture the feel of being at Lincoln Financial Field.

Shotgun Serenade delivers a full-band performance at Huber’s Orchard and Winery, joined by the Hank Rose Trio. Live music sets the tone for a fall afternoon at the winery.

This twice-monthly meetup welcomes anyone curious about making games as well as those already creating them. Attendees can learn how to get started, hear about the community and its upcoming events, meet new friends, find teammates for projects, get help, and show off what they are building. The gathering typically opens with a welcome and announcements, continues with introductions and a show and tell segment for projects, and then leaves time for open socializing.

Every other Sunday, California Park hosts a lively farmers market featuring themed editions, music from a DJ, a variety of vendors, and cooking demonstrations. The atmosphere is family focused and welcoming, creating a warm community experience.

Gather at the Urban & Public Affairs Garden for a weekly fall session in UofL’s organic campus gardens focused on planting, watering, weeding, and harvesting, with opportunities to learn and enjoy hyper local veggies, herbs, fruit, and flowers. It is open to students, faculty, staff, and the public, and everyone who helps enjoys a share of the harvest. Tools and gloves are provided, but bring bags for anything you pick. Activities are canceled in the event of rain or extreme weather. Additional gatherings also take place at the Garden Commons during the fall.

Expect a moderate to brisk tempo around 16 mph on this year round group ride when weather allows. The route covers about 20 miles, with an optional post ride stop at Parlour in Jeffersonville, IN. The ride is typically unswept, so if you are new, let the group know at the start and a rider can stick with you.

Ballroom dance enthusiasts can look forward to live big band music in the upstairs ballroom at KingFish Louisville as the 17-piece Swing Street Big Band with Harvey Turner performs. Reservations are recommended and can be made by calling 502-895-0544. Admission is $18,01 and includes the buffet.

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.

Set out from Monnik Beer Company in the Schnitzelburg neighborhood for a genuinely gentle recovery ride. Plan on roughly 10 to 15 miles at an easy 10 to 15 mph, ideal for loosening up the legs. After the ride, settle in at Monnik for a relaxed post-ride hang with a dollar off pints. This casual outing takes place each week through the summer.

Bring a crew to The Eagle (Louisville) for a lively Family Feud style game night filled with laughs and friendly competition. Teams of friends, families, coworkers, or neighbors work together to guess the most popular survey responses and climb the leaderboard. It is free to play, welcoming to all ages, and offers prizes for the top teams. Enjoy great food, cold drinks, and a fun atmosphere while you test your survey savvy.

Out of Left Field Trivia brings brain-bending questions to Whirling Tiger in Louisville, KY. Hosts Devon and Corey lead a challenge that digs into obscure pop culture, niche history, and delightfully odd facts that reward deep-cut knowledge. Expect surprise twists and spirited competition, and know that the top three teams will earn Whirling Tiger gift cards.

A weekly YPR All Recovery Meeting takes place in the main room at Louisville Recovery Community Connection. This supportive gathering invites people to share their recovery stories, focus on hope, and reflect on how healing has impacted their lives, no matter what substance or behavior they are working to overcome. An option to participate virtually is available for those who prefer to attend online.