Events in Kokomo, IN

Acoustic music performed live will set the tone at Pasto Italiano Westfield. Reservations are required.

Complimentary Friday dinners are available to help ensure no one goes without a meal, offering a simple way to care for the community. Volunteers can contribute by assisting with meal preparation, packaging, or serving. Those who prefer to help in another way may make a financial contribution to sustain the outreach and keep the ministry moving forward. Every shared meal supports neighbors and strengthens community care.

A family-friendly movie will be shown at Prairie Creek under the stars. Attendees can bring blankets and chairs for a cozy evening, and free popcorn will be available for everyone.

This open, come as you are gathering centers on good coffee and real conversation at RIVET Coffee in Westfield. There is no agenda and no pressure, just a table, a cup, and people interested in talking about what matters. It welcomes locals who want to slow down, meet others, and connect beyond small talk. Stay for a few minutes or linger longer. Bring a friend or arrive on your own, and expect a warm welcome in a comfortable setting.

An annual golf outing hosted by the firefighters of Frankfort Local 705 raises funds for the Dave Elliott and Dick Sheets Memorial Scholarship Fund. Proceeds support Clinton County high school seniors as they work toward careers in healthcare and public service. Registration and sponsorship opportunities are available through the QR code or the link in the comments.

The Book Discussion Group meets in Harry's Coffee Bar on the last Saturday of the month for a group conversation about a shared read. This session focuses on The Many Lives of Mama Love by Lara Love Hardin. Other selections in the series include Remarkably Bright Creatures by Shelby Van Pelt, The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn by Mark Twain, James by Percival Everett, Empire of Pain by Patrick Radden Keefe, The Kitchen House by Kathleen Grissom, The River is Waiting by Wally Lamb, Circle of Days by Ken Follett, Everything is Tuberculosis by John Green, No More Tears by Gardiner Harris, The Women by Kristen Hannah, and The Christmas Box by Richard Paul Evans.

Shepherd’s Gate Pantry is a volunteer basic-needs outreach of St. Maria Goretti Catholic Church, carried out with the parish’s HELP Committee. Neighbors in Hamilton County can receive assistance by presenting proof of county residency, and clients may visit once each month. Service days include Thursday, Saturday, and Monday, with a drive-through option available on Monday, and the pantry is closed on Friday, Sunday, Tuesday, and Wednesday. In addition to food, some baby necessities may be available. Cribs and mattresses are provided by referral through Hamilton County agencies such as Good Samaritan, Birthright, Healthy Families, and County Trustees. Depending on supply, baby clothing up to size 2T, baby food and formula, high chairs, and strollers may also be offered. The pantry is among the few in the area that provide these kinds of baby items, reflecting a spirit of welcome and care.

Enjoy a full service U-pick day with complimentary snow cones or cotton candy if the weather cooperates. Explore a variety of flower specials and pick your favorites.

Interested vendors can request a packet and get information by emailing hcvvoheroesmarket@gmail.com. For information, call 317-517-0048 or 765-628-0297.

Prairie Creek Park hosts live music on The Farmers Bank Performance Center's Stage with admission free, a beer garden, and local food vendors on site. Love 'N Fire delivers a high-energy set that spans classic rock, pop, country, and modern rock with a unique twist, followed by The Pretender. Lawn chairs are welcome, and a dance floor will be available.

Prairie Creek Park presents live music on The Farmers Bank Performance Center’s Stage with Love 'N Fire opening and The Pretender performing after. The Pretender, from Louisville, Kentucky, delivers a high energy Foo Fighters tribute that captures the excitement of a full concert experience. Admission is free, with a beer garden and local food vendors available. Attendees may bring lawn chairs or head to the dance floor.

Please note that this event takes place at the Clinton County 4H Fairgrounds, not at the bank location. The Farmers Bank’s Community Shred Day offers a complimentary, secure, and convenient way for customers and community members to dispose of sensitive documents while supporting identity protection. It reflects a commitment to safeguarding what matters and strengthening community connections through service and charitable impact. A local nonprofit partner will be on site to share information about its mission. Donations to support their work are welcome but never required, and The Farmers Bank plans to match contributions received up to $500.

Paint your own barn quilt with your choice of pattern, size, material, and colors. Personalize every detail to create a design that is uniquely yours.

At Clarence Faulkner Community Center, Dodson Legacy is providing new coats for children in the community to help keep them warm and cared for. Sizes range from 4 through 20, and children must be present to receive a coat. This giveaway supports families and reflects a commitment to empowering the next generation.

At Matter Park in Marion, Indiana, this breast cancer fundraiser combines a color-filled fun run with a silent auction. The route features multiple color stations that cover participants in pink powder, plus a bubble station for extra fun. Vendors, snacks, and music are part of the festivities, and the auction takes place alongside the activities. Running is optional, since walking, jogging, skipping, hopping, or dancing are all welcome. All proceeds benefit Breast Cancer Prevention and Assistance Programs.

The 19th Annual Rockers for Knockers returns as a breast cancer awareness and fundraising concert at the Phi Delta Kappa Concert House. This all ages event offers a $20 admission payable by cash or card at the door. The music lineup features David Taffe, Kyle Bledsoe, and Mike Milligan and Steam Shovel, with the Muse Carnivale Dancers performing throughout the night with dynamic hip and sword choreography and interactive moments. A full selection of beverages will be available, along with Sarah’s signature Coney dogs and nachos. Launched in 2008 by Mike Milligan with support from bandmates and family, including his grandmother, a breast cancer survivor, the event lives up to its motto of a funny name for a serious cause. Proceeds benefit Kokomo area hospitals by supporting mammogram assistance programs for those who need help covering the cost, reinforcing the importance of early detection.

Bookworm Orchard presents a recurring Poetry Open Mic Night at Los Amores Restaurant. The series takes place on the first Wednesday of every month and centers on poetry shared in an open mic format.

At Westfield Washington Township, this hands-on session focuses on making herb-infused oils and vinegars that can elevate meals and snacks throughout the year. The activity centers on easy, kitchen-ready blends that bring fresh flavor to everyday cooking.

This monthly Bunco Night takes place on the second Thursday. It is open to everyone, with a $5 participation fee. Sign-up details are available through the event listing.

A large kids pop-up consignment sale in Marion, Indiana brings together items from more than 300 families. The event fills a former school, using a spacious gym and six additional rooms to showcase over 75,000 pieces. Shoppers can browse baby gear, clothing from infant sizes through juniors and young adult, maternity wear, shoes, toys and outdoor toys, homeschool materials, books, movies, athletic equipment, games, crafts, bedding, plus adult purses, jewelry, and more. The shopping area is clean and neatly arranged, with sections sorted by gender, size, and category. Admission and parking are free, and payments by cash, credit, and debit are accepted. New consignors are welcome, with simple registration and online tagging available, as well as a Busy Mom Tagging service that handles tagging and delivery of items.

The Howard County Historical Society presents a cemetery walk at Crown Point Cemetery that gives people interested in the area’s past a chance to tour the grounds and discover the stories of notable individuals interred there. Attendance is limited, and purchasing tickets online is recommended, with a small number of walk-up spots available. If weather affects the event, ticket holders will be notified by email and updates will be posted on social media. For questions, call 765-452-4314 or email info@howardcountymuseum.org.

This special Friday show at The Times Theater takes place on the eve of the Chili Cook Off & Red Hot Car Show, offering an evening out before the weekend festivities begin.

Radio Junkies take the stage at Joe's Grille Westfield with a high-energy set of favorites from the 70s, 80s, 90s, and today. Expect dance-ready hits and plenty of sing-along moments in a lively setting with food available at the venue.

Fulton County marks the 34th year of its Chili Cook-Off alongside the 30th Red Hot Car Show, creating a full day in Rochester, Indiana. Chili tastings and community voting continue until the pots are empty, followed by cook-off awards later in the day. The car show runs throughout the day with awards presented as festivities wind down. The Chili Cook-Off is sponsored by RTC Fiber Communications. Car show registration is sponsored by Shepherd’s Chevrolet GMC, with options to register online or by paper form. Swap meet participants and food vendors can contact the Fulton County Chamber of Commerce for details at 574-224-2666 or assistant@fultoncountychamber.com.

This car show celebrates Tyler's birthday at Crossroads Community Church. Organizers are considering a group cruise to arrive together as a surprise, with additional information to be announced as the event approaches.

A fall craft show at UAW Local 685 brings together more than 60 vendors and food trucks, highlighting local small businesses. It is organized and run solely by Michelle Secrease of Courtney Ann Designz.

Clinton County Harness Racing is free to attend.

At the Frankfort Library, music bingo swaps numbers for songs on your card. This all-ages activity offers chances to win fun prizes and is held quarterly in the lower level classroom. Each session highlights a different theme, such as 80s, Disney, or 90s.

The Forge is a monthly gathering that gives men a relaxed space to connect. There is no set program, only open conversation and unhurried time together to hang out, talk about life, and build relationships with other men.

Main Street Productions is holding auditions for a live radio play adaptation of A Christmas Carol, a stage version by Joe Landry with music by Kevin Connors. The production is directed by Brandon Wentz in his Main Street Productions directorial debut. This take presents Dickens’s holiday classic as a 1940s-style radio broadcast with period fruitcake commercials, live sound effects, and musical underscoring. A compact ensemble voices many characters as Ebenezer Scrooge encounters three spirits and discovers the heart of the story. Auditions consist of cold readings from the script. Please bring a headshot and theatrical résumé if available. Open to performers at any experience level. The casting approach is flexible, designed for roughly 5 to 41 performers, with actors covering multiple roles alongside a Foley operator who creates the onstage sounds. Age ranges serve as guidelines and vocal versatility is a priority. Percussion or other instrument experience is helpful for the Foley position but not required. Roles include WBFR radio personalities such as Freddie Filmore, Jake Laurents, Harry "Jazzbo" Haywood, Sally Applewhite, Lana Sherwood, and Rose Bailey, along with a dedicated Foley operator. The concept may expand to include additional radio station characters and roles may be reassigned as needed.

Little Haunt on the Prairie offers family-friendly Halloween fun with a playful touch of spookiness suited for children from preschool through the early school years and their families. Costumes are welcome. Activities include nature interpretation, entertainment, a hayride, and opportunities to purchase food. Young attendees can enjoy hands-on fun and gather treats as they trick-or-treat throughout the event.

At Wood Wind Golf Course, a Halloween-themed evening brings together golf, costumes, and a lively social scene. The round features a shotgun start in a 4-person scramble format, encouraging friendly competition. A costume contest highlights the night, with recognition for the best looks. Festivities extend from the course to the beer garden for a high-energy celebration and a festive close to the season.

This monthly flying club meeting offers a chance to learn about the club and meet its pilots.

AC 2026 takes place at the IMMI Conference Center in Westfield and features a lineup of speakers, highlighted by a keynote address from Doug Tallamy.

Adults and teens can take part in a discussion of Duel with the Devil by Paul Collins as part of the Liberty Lit Society Book Club. The conversation will be held in Harry's Coffee Bar on the library's lower level. A brochure listing the club’s 2026 reading selections is available at the circulation or reference desks. For more information, contact Bessie Shepherd at 765-654-8746, extension 1140, or email bessies@myfcpl.org.

Now in its 23rd year, the Wabash Chili for Charity Cook-Off brings flavorful competition to Paradise Spring Historical Park in downtown Wabash. With a $5 admission, guests can sample chili from more than 50 booths and cast a vote for their favorite. Expect themed booths and a celebratory cook-off atmosphere. Awards will be presented, and proceeds support charities throughout Wabash County. Teams may also sign up to compete.

Enjoy casual conversation with fellow radio enthusiasts, then take part in the formal meeting focused on technical talks and club business. The featured presentation will cover POTA, led by Bruce, KD9SNX. Everyone is welcome to learn more about amateur radio and the ways it benefits the community.

Learn how to craft several kinds of bird feeders, then personalize a birdhouse to bring home. One of the feeder projects uses peanut butter, and accommodations are available for those with allergies. Participants will also receive extra project ideas and resources to support creating a wildlife habitat at home.

Participants will decorate a pumpkin using paint and glued-on accessories in a hands-on craft that can get messy. The activity takes place at Westfield Washington Township.

Discover the basics of floral design in a hands-on session where you create your own arrangement to take home. Containers, flowers, and tools are provided so you can focus on crafting your piece. Your arrangement is yours to keep, while tools are for in-session use and are not taken home.

At Paradise Spring Historic Park in Wabash, this festival honors the 200th anniversary of the treaty that marked the beginning of the town. The festival features a treaty reenactment, a pioneer encampment, Miami Nation displays, vendors, and music.

Enjoy a relaxed Adult Coloring Lock-in designed for grown-ups who want time in the library after closing. Spend time with fellow adults, enjoy snacks, and color in a laid-back setting. No registration is needed. To take part, be in the lower level of the Frankfort Library when the building closes.

Girl Named Tom delivers rich harmonies, sincere lyrics, and graceful performances that draw the room in. Each song fosters a close connection with the audience, shaping a memorable evening filled with deep feeling, standout talent, and music that lingers long after the final note.

This garage sale features a wide mix of items for home, yard, and play. Look for outdoor umbrellas, rugs, a table with chairs, and decorative pieces. There are also toys and games, a leaf blower, comforter sets, bicycles, clothing, and plenty more to discover.

Hosted by the Clinton County Chamber of Commerce, this casino night brings a lively blend of gaming, entertainment, and community spirit to the Diamond Event Center in Frankfort, Indiana. The evening features blackjack and poker tables run by skilled dealers, raffles with prizes, and plenty of food and drinks. Attendance is limited to the first 150 RSVPs. Admission is $40 for Chamber members and $50 for non-members. Early RSVPs are automatically entered into a $500 raffle at no additional cost. Businesses can boost their visibility with sponsorships that cover game tables, food, the bar, and sound and visual elements. The venue’s modern, open layout with high ceilings and flexible floor plans provides ample room for gaming, dining, entertainment, and easy conversation, creating a polished setting for a high-energy night.

The 77 Experience brings the sound and spirit of 1977 to life with a six-piece Nashville tribute band. Hear hits popularized by Queen, Journey and the Bee Gees while vintage 1970s commercials, movie trailers and television moments play on screen. The result is a nostalgic multimedia show that celebrates the music and culture of 1977.

Bookworm Orchard transforms into a Halloween haven filled with books, mystery, and a touch of mischief. Highlights include spooky story sessions, author signings, and a panel with paranormal investigators offering ghost-hunting fun. A costume contest awards prizes, while warm apple cider, glowing jack-o'-lanterns, and a haunted orchard atmosphere set the scene. Costumes are encouraged, and readers, ghost-hunting fans, and anyone who enjoys a seasonal scare can immerse themselves in a celebration where stories come alive. An interest form is available for authors who would like to set up.

This Halloween event celebrates Samhain with a Witches Dance and a bonfire that continues into the evening. More details will be shared soon.

Celebrate Halloween at a lively party full of fun.

Experience a storytelling walk through Westfield that shares local legends and folklore, including accounts of ghosts connected to the Underground Railroad and the people who aided those seeking freedom, along with tales of modern-day gangsters and mischief from the town’s past. Stories describe spirits said to linger in the downtown area. Near the end, the walk includes time at a historic cemetery to consider its reported hauntings. Reservations are required. No physical tickets are issued, as names are placed on a list. This is primarily an outdoor ghost walk, with the possibility of a single indoor stop depending on availability. It is a narrative tour, not a paranormal investigation. After reserving, detailed meeting instructions will be sent by email, and it is important to be able to receive messages from tours@unseenpress.com.

Diabetes Will's Way will hold its annual fundraiser at The Bridgewater Club, introducing a new location for this year. More information about the program and ways to participate will be shared soon.

Learn about the flying club and meet pilots at this monthly meeting at Fulton County Airport (Indiana). For this month, it takes place on the second Friday rather than the usual third Friday to avoid holiday conflicts.

Attendees can support Lodge #7 by browsing seasonal gifts from several local vendors and artisans at Frankfort Moose Lodge. Specials on food and drinks will be available while shopping.

Pastry with a Planner is a community-focused gathering at Westfield Washington Public Library hosted by the City of Westfield and the Westfield Chamber of Commerce. Connect with city planners and explore information about the City of Westfield in a relaxed setting. The first 20 minutes are dedicated to mingling over pastries and beverages, then city staff and planners share a presentation, with the remaining time reserved for attendee questions. The Westfield Chamber and Senior Planner Caleb Ernest take part, creating a welcoming space for learning and conversation.

Discover the fundamentals of candle making and decorating while you craft a variety of candles using different techniques. All materials are supplied, and you will head home with the candles you created.

Get hands-on with candle making while learning foundational techniques and simple ways to decorate. Try out multiple methods to craft a variety of candles during the session. All materials are included, and you will head home with the candles you created.

Adults and teens can take part in a discussion of Forgotten Patriots by Edwin G. Burrows. The conversation will be held in the lower-level meeting room next to Harry's. To see all the books selected for 2026, pick up a brochure at the circulation or reference desks. For more information, contact Bessie Shepherd at 765-654-8746, extension 1140, or bessies@myfcpl.org.

Make a fresh pine wreath for the holiday season. Some decorations will be available, and attendees may bring their own to personalize their wreath.

Take part in a friendly, hands-on activity creating a fresh pine wreath for the holiday season. A selection of decorations will be available, and participants may bring their own items to personalize their wreath. The event takes place at Westfield Washington Township.

This monthly flying club meeting at Fulton County Airport (Indiana) offers a chance to learn about the club and meet pilots. Please note that for this month it is scheduled on the second Friday instead of the usual third Friday to avoid holiday conflicts.