Events in Madison, IN

Shop, sell, or swap at Peddlers Flea Market, a spot for treasure hunters. Indoor and outdoor vendor spaces are available year-round, with weekend rates starting at $20. On Fridays, outdoor spaces are $5.

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.

Kid Zed performs a live tribute to Radiohead at The Redmoor, focusing on the album OK Computer. The show features two sets. Admission is $10, and the venue’s kitchen will be open.

Friday Night Magic brings a weekly draft limited to eight participants. Registration includes three booster packs for drafting. The draft uses the most current set in stock. If boxes are not available, players may choose a chaos draft where each participant selects which set to open, or they can receive a refund and play using the store’s vintage legacy cube. This event does not include prizes. Promotional cards may be offered to participants if supplies allow.

Take part in a six-week kayak class at Mount Auburn Indoor Pool in Cincinnati. The series does not meet during the Halloween week. The course fee is $395. Rental gear is available for $25 per session and covers a boat, paddle, helmet, PFD, and skirt. Registration is completed through a Google form.

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.

At Caffè Vivace in Cincinnati, vocalist Jane Monheit leads a tribute to Cole Porter, joined by Max Haymer on piano, Luca Alemanno on bass, and Rick Montalbano on drums. Drawing on her devotion to the Great American Songbook, she offers fresh arrangements of Porter favorites including “Easy To Love”, “From This Moment On”, and “Night and Day”. Monheit is a jazz and adult contemporary singer whose career spans more than two decades, highlighted by twelve studio albums, international touring, and collaborations with artists such as Tommy Flanagan, Ron Carter, Kenny Barron, Terence Blanchard, Ivan Lins, Tom Harrell, John Pizzarelli, Christian McBride, Vince Mendoza, and Jorge Calandrelli. While studying at the Manhattan School of Music, she placed second in the Thelonious Monk Competition, and her work has included appearances on major television programs, contributions to film soundtracks, and performances at venues including Carnegie Hall, the Hollywood Bowl, Birdland, and the Village Vanguard. She also writes English lyrics for Ivan Lins and shares her experience through educational work with students around the world. A $20 drink and food minimum may be applied per person per set if the party’s beverage purchases do not meet the minimum. Please check in no later than 15 minutes into the start of the set or seats may be resold without refund. Tickets are non-refundable, with a one-time transfer to a future show of equal value available if requested at least 24 hours before the performance.

40 Fingers presents a dazzling four-guitar showcase at Ludlow Garage, highlighting imaginative arrangements and razor-sharp musicianship. The Italian quartet recasts rock and pop classics alongside favorite film scores and TV themes, moving from Bohemian Rhapsody and The Sound of Silence to music from Star Wars, Harry Potter, and more. Expect virtuosic interplay, striking visuals, and high-energy performance from a group that has captivated audiences worldwide.

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.

Taft Theatre hosts an evening of blues featuring Tab Benoit alongside Ghalia Volt. Benoit, a four-time Grammy nominee, has spent more than three decades channeling the grit and soul of Delta swamp blues, earning five Blues Music Awards, including the BB King Entertainer of the Year twice, and a place in the Louisiana Music Hall of Fame. After more than a decade away from the studio, he returned with I Hear Thunder on his own Whiskey Bayou Records, achieving his first Billboard No. 1 in over 30 years. His earlier album Medicine, created with Anders Osborne for Concord, collected three Blues Music Awards. Beyond the stage, he champions the preservation of his home state’s wetlands through Voice of the Wetlands, received the Louisiana Wildlife Federation’s Governor’s Award for Conservationist of the Year, and appeared in the iMAX documentary Hurricane on the Bayou. Over the years he has worked with artists that include Willie Nelson, Dr. John, George Porter Jr., Maria Muldaur, James Cotton, Anders Osborne, Charlie Musselwhite, and more. Ghalia Volt brings a raw, high-voltage approach rooted in busking on the streets of Brussels and refined through deep immersion in Southern blues traditions. Armed with guitar and foot drums, she delivers a fiercely personal sound. Her release Shout Sister Shout! reached No. 2 on the Billboard Blues chart, marking a third straight Top 3 showing, and her resume includes appearances at New Orleans Jazz Fest and Telluride Blues & Brews, plus shared bills with Tab Benoit, Devon Allman, and Buddy Guy. Please note venue policies. A clear bag policy is in effect, with full rules and prohibited items listed on the theatre’s website. The building has no elevators, and balcony seating is accessible only by stairs.

Peddlers Flea Market brings together buyers, sellers, and traders in a haven for treasure hunters. Indoor and outdoor vendor spaces are available year-round, with spots starting at $20. Search for hidden gems or reserve a space to share your own goods.

At Beechwood Park, this 5K pairs the run with Fall FunFest for a colorful, costume-friendly experience. Participants are encouraged to skip plain race gear and show their fall style, whether that means neon attire, a favorite flannel, Halloween looks, or a creative costume. After the finish, the celebration continues with music, food, games, bounce houses, vendors, a touch-a-truck feature, and more to explore.

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.

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

Taking place each year on the second Saturday in October, this festival keeps the tradition going, with the setup returning for a second year.

Kick off the weekend with a combination of local history and brunch. This progressive food tour combines a walk with a ride on the Cincinnati Streetcar to Findlay Market, Ohio’s oldest urban outdoor market. Participants taste six different dishes along the route, beginning with stuffed French toast served inside a former beer garden in Over-the-Rhine. Stops vary from week to week and may include a sandwich from a chef-owned deli, a Mexican taco, or an empanada. After a short walk, enjoy a slice of Detroit-style pizza paired with a German pilsner. At Findlay Market, visit a German butcher to try goetta, then sample cheese and fudge from a century-old business. The experience concludes with dessert at a French-inspired bakery.

Live easy listening classic rock sets the tone while artisan vendors offer goods for sale. Food is available, and farm-made wine is poured, including wine slushies.

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.

HallZOOween, presented by General Electric Credit Union, brings a full day of fun to the Cincinnati Zoo. Entry to the festivities is included with zoo admission or membership. Guests can visit trick or treat stations and watch animals enjoy special enrichment. The Pumpkin Express train ride and the carousel are available for an additional fee. To support the zoo’s green efforts, please bring your own treat bag.

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.

Savor Over-the-Rhine on a progressive lunch featuring five seated stops at local restaurants. A personable guide who is also a local historian shares the neighborhood’s rise and fall, the story behind its name, and why Music Hall has a haunted reputation, including tales of bones beneath the ground. Weather permitting, the experience may begin at a modern beer garden offering dishes from an owner originally from Lubeck, Germany, then continue with a Hawaiian-style steamed bun filled with char siu and slaw plus bubble tea. Sample okonomiyaki at a Vietnamese bistro, admire Cincinnati’s signature murals while hearing the inspirations behind them, and learn why so many tunnels lie below the streets, including the secret location of a cocktail lounge Esquire called the best in the country. Along the way, take in 19th century architecture and finish with something sweet, choosing a French macaron or Lebanese baklava at a Mediterranean spot known for thin, topping-loaded pita pizzas. Expect a sit-down experience at each stop, a mix of classic and adventurous flavors, and recommendations for favorite shops, bars, and restaurants throughout this lively district. The meeting point is Washington Park, a historic green space dating to the 1860s.

Set out on a walking tour that shines a light on women’s lives and contributions in Over-the-Rhine. Along the way, topics include women’s work, childbirth and motherhood, and movements for social change. The tour starts at Washington Park.

Experience the gentle world of Ferdinand, a bull who loves the scent of flowers more than charging, as the Cincinnati Pops brings his story to life through spirited storytelling and colorful orchestral music. Instruments take on the roles of characters and settings, and interactive moments with playful musical surprises invite young listeners to discover how sound can animate a favorite tale. This sensory friendly Lollipops concert keeps house lights slightly brighter to support easy movement. Accessible seating and amenities are available. Audience members may move about, enter or exit the theater, and make noise as needed. Trained volunteers, ushers, and staff are present to help ensure a comfortable visit for attendees and their families, and designated quiet areas within the hall offer a calm space when a break is needed. Preparation resources, including tips and a social story for attending a sensory friendly Lollipops concert at Music Hall, are available.

Take part in a beginner-friendly mat Pilates session focused on building core strength and improving mobility at Sawyer Point Riverfront Rink. Please bring water and a mat, or borrow one from the skate rental counter while supplies last. Instruction is led by JoAnna Hortillosa. This free wellness program is supported by Cincinnati Parks, Cincinnati Parks Foundation, and the Osher Center for Integrative Health as part of Cincy Parks + Rec for Wellness.

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.

Hoosier Daddy Band performs at Beechwood Park during the Family Funfest with live music that blends classic and modern country plus a touch of southern rock. The set delivers an audience-friendly mix rooted in both traditional and contemporary country styles.

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.

Vocalist Jane Monheit brings a Cole Porter tribute to Caffè Vivace in Cincinnati, joined by Max Haymer on piano, Luca Alemanno on bass, and Rick Montalbano on drums. Known for a rich tone and expressive phrasing shaped by more than two decades of acclaimed recordings and international touring, she revisits Porter favorites like Easy To Love, From This Moment On, and Night And Day with fresh, stylish arrangements that balance classic swing and modern polish. The evening celebrates the Great American Songbook and invites jazz listeners and romantics to savor timeless melody and rhythm. Monheit’s path includes early recognition at the Thelonious Monk Competition while at the Manhattan School of Music, collaborations with leading jazz figures, appearances on major television programs, and performances at renowned venues such as Carnegie Hall, the Hollywood Bowl, Birdland, and the Village Vanguard. Venue policies apply, including a $20 per person, per set food and drink minimum that will be charged if a party’s beverage purchases do not meet the requirement. Seats may be released without refund if check-in has not occurred within 15 minutes after the set begins. Tickets are non-refundable, with a one-time transfer to a future show of equal value available when requested at least 24 hours before the performance.

The Karyn White concert at Ludlow Garage in Cincinnati has been moved to a new date in light of developments around new music and scheduling. The change is designed to present the full experience as intended. Tickets already purchased will be honored on the rescheduled night. Karyn White, celebrated for the anthem “Superwoman,” is an international recording artist, songwriter, actress, and entrepreneur who helped shape late 1980s and early 1990s R&B. Often called the Queen of New Jack Swing, she delivered a run of chart-topping singles from her platinum debut album, including “The Way You Love Me,” “Love Saw It,” and “Secret Rendezvous.” A two-time Grammy nominee and recipient of the 2022 Black Music Honors Soul Music Icon Award, she continues to share powerful vocals and creative work through Karyn White Enterprises. Expect an evening of classic R&B from a defining voice of the era.

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.

River season is still in full swing at Drew's on the River in Cincinnati, where the Howl’n Maxx Band brings fall fun to the venue. The celebration keeps moving whether the action is indoors or outside, making for an energetic night from start to finish.

As part of BLINK 2026, Pones and the 1001 Colors Apprentices present an original dance work inspired by Commons, the downtown Cincinnati mural by artist Shahzia Sikander. Through movement, the piece delves into identity, feminism, power, autonomy, and transformation, translating the mural’s ideas into a live shared experience. Developed over 10 weeks by eight 1001 Colors apprentices in collaboration with Pones dancers, artists, and activists, the project explores how choreography can deepen engagement with public art and give voice to being seen, heard, and empowered. Artist Chaske Haverkos enhances the experience with projection mapping that illuminates Commons so light, color, and motion reshape the mural. Multiple performances occur throughout the evening, highlighting the connection between mural art and dance in downtown Cincinnati.

Buy, sell, and trade at Peddlers, a haven for treasure seekers. Indoor and outdoor spaces are available year round, with spots starting at $20.

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.

Spring Grove presents a major area car show that welcomes vehicles at least 25 years old. There is no fee to enter, and participants are asked to bring a nonperishable food donation to benefit CAIN (Churches Active In Northside). Concessions will be available for purchase, and mini tram tours will operate throughout the event. Spectators do not need to register. Registration applies to show vehicles only.

Casual Play! Pokemon open play gives players a chance to bring their own decks and get in some friendly practice. This weekly, family focused session welcomes children, and participants under 16 must be accompanied by an adult. Entry to the play space is $5.00, which can be covered through regular purchases or added to a gift card for future use. Please check in at the front when you arrive.

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.

The Cincinnati Walk Out of the Darkness at Sawyer Point features a walk held in memory of Jake, with participation from the team Jake, Always our hero. T-shirts connected to this effort will be available closer to the event through Wage War Apparel.

Enjoy a hands-on art making session at the Cincinnati Art Museum’s Rosenthal Education Center. This free drop in program features Kenton Brett, the 2026 Artist in Residence for the Rosenthal Education Center, and invites visitors to create an original piece to take home. For accessibility accommodations, contact access@cincyart.org in advance. The museum offers free general admission and free parking.

Take part in a beginner-friendly rollerskating lesson in the park at the Riverfront Rink. Work on balance, coordination, and confidence as you skate to music, with an easy way to meet new people. It welcomes first-timers and anyone returning to their wheels. Attendance is free, and skates are provided. Skating can offer a full-body workout that burns about 600 calories per hour.

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.

Settle into a calming blend of Yin Yoga and Reiki that invites deep rest and whole-body nourishment. In this gentle practice, floor-based shapes are held for several minutes to reach the cooler tissues of the body, including tendons, ligaments, and fascia. The steady holds apply mild pressure around the hips, pelvis, and lower back, supporting circulation and mobility while restorative postures create a cushion of ease and comfort. While you linger in these meditative poses, Reiki is offered through presence or light touch to melt away energetic stagnation and physical tightness, quiet mental chatter to ease stress and anxiety, and guide you back to a natural sense of balance. Many leave feeling grounded, spacious, and refreshed from the inside out. Available in studio and online, this session is guided by Laura Johnson.

Here Come the Mummies brings an all-ages show to Bogart's, and everyone is welcome. Set times and supporting acts may change without advance notice or refunds. Entry policies may be updated, and purchasing tickets indicates agreement to follow whatever requirements are in place at the event. For the most current guidance, visit the venue's website. Ticket access options include a Public Onsale, a Live Nation Presale, a Citi Cardmember Presale, and Citi Cardmember Preferred Tickets.

Duane Betts carries the Southern rock tradition forward with his own voice, drawing on a legacy shaped by his father, Dickey Betts, while channeling blues, grit, and agile guitar work. Performing with Palmetto Motel, he delivers a high-energy set that blends classic inspiration with fresh momentum. Expect blistering leads, vivid storytelling, and a sound that moves between roots rock, blues, and moments of improvisation. The show showcases seasoned musicianship and a deep link to rock and roll history, aiming to make each performance feel like a complete experience.

Viral Australian music producer, DJ, dad, and pioneer of Toddler Techno Lenny Pearce brings his globally popular family dance party to The Andrew J Brady Music Center as part of a 42-date North American tour. Expect a high-energy, all-ages experience that blends club and festival vibes with kid friendly fun, featuring glow sticks, appearances by characters like Kuma the Monkey and Bubbles the Duck, big singalongs, confetti drops, and continuous crowd interaction. Known for transforming nursery rhymes and children’s favorites into euphoric dance tracks, he creates a space where toddlers and parents can move together to the same beat. The tour follows sold-out runs across Australia, Asia, the Middle East, the UK, and North America, along with a debut at Colorado’s Red Rocks Amphitheatre. With more than 3 million followers across social platforms and hundreds of thousands of tickets sold worldwide, Lenny’s family-rave movement continues to grow. The tour is sponsored by Munchkin, with a first-of-its-kind collaboration debuting at the shows. Recent milestones include a new partnership with Disney for music and content development, plus the release of Disney Jr. Music: Lenny Pearce Toddler Techno through Disney Music Group. A clear bag policy applies 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.

Stryper performs at Bogart's in an all ages setting. Everyone is welcome to attend. Supporting acts and scheduling may be adjusted without prior notice and such changes are not eligible for refunds. Entry requirements can change, and purchasing tickets indicates agreement to follow the policies in place at the time of the show. For the most current information on protocols, check the venue website before attending. Ticket access options include a public onsale, Live Nation presale, Citi Cardmember presale, and Citi Cardmember Preferred tickets.

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.

Get ready for kickoff with a park celebration held before every FC Cincinnati home game. Enjoy lively music, a wide selection of vendors to explore, and food trucks serving fan favorites. Families will find inflatable soccer activities, including the FCC slide, and there is plenty of seating throughout the park. Children and dogs are welcome. The season features rotating themes such as Home Opener, Kids’ Day, Pride, AAPI, Kick Cancer, Salute to Service, Black Heritage, Noche Latina, Hell is Real, Halloween, and Fan Appreciation. Sponsors include FC Cincinnati, Maxim Crane Works, Frost Brown Todd, CVG Airport, and Anthem.

Flipdaddy's of Scottsburg will feature live music by Robin Embry alongside burgers, craft beer, and a selection of other food and drink options. Expect a mix of original songs and familiar covers in a friendly, social setting.

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.

Memorial Hall OTR hosts a tribute to the Man in Black that focuses on the songs and stories behind Johnny Cash’s enduring legacy. The production features Eric Hofmanis, a vocalist chosen by the Johnny Cash Estate and selected by John Carter Cash to lead “Johnny Cash The Official Concert Experience,” a seven month tour that reached 100 cities across premier stages in the United States and Canada. Presented as a gold standard celebration, the show spans nearly five decades of music, from the Sun Records era of the 1950s to the American Recordings of the 2000s. The performance includes classics like I Walk the Line and Hurt, delivered with a strikingly deep voice and a presence shaped to reflect Cash’s character. Megan Houde appears as June Carter, adding brightness and lift to the stage. Their onstage chemistry echoes the famed partnership, bringing moments of warmth, joy, and lighthearted energy throughout the concert.

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.

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.

A youth group for ages 13 and up meets at Scottsburg United Methodist Church. Open to LGBTQ+ youth and allies, it includes snacks and a rotating mix of activities, guest speakers, or an adventure. It provides a space to connect and make new friends.

Television personality, author, and culinary innovator Alton Brown brings his new live concept, An Evening of Alton Brown, to Taft Theatre in Cincinnati, Ohio for a single performance. This intimate theatrical experience emphasizes connection and spontaneity, blending fresh spins on fan favorites with new cooking demonstrations, music, and a playful touch of chaos. Audiences can expect a mix of humor, science, food, and storytelling from the creative force behind Good Eats, Iron Chef America, Cutthroat Kitchen, and Food Network Star, whose touring productions have entertained crowds across the country. Important venue information: a clear bag policy is in effect for all events. The theatre has no elevators, and all balcony seating requires climbing stairs. For full rules and bag policy details, consult the venue website.

Stuckwisch Appliances hosts this monthly Coffee with the Chamber gathering presented by the Scott County Chamber, centered on conversation and connections. Participants can network, share business updates, and learn about the hosts' businesses. It offers a welcoming way to meet new people, build relationships, and gain insight into the community, its people, and businesses.

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.

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.

Comedian Jo Koy brings his Koy Meets World Tour to Taft Theatre with a brand-new set. Known for transforming stories from his family life into universally relatable stand-up, he has grown from early sets in a Las Vegas coffeehouse to headlining stages around the world. He consistently ranks among the top-grossing comics according to Pollstar and Billboard, with landmark sellouts at major venues in cities such as Manila, Los Angeles, Dubai, Sydney, London, New York City, and Dallas. In 2022 he launched his Funny Is Funny World Tour with a packed show at Seattle’s Climate Pledge Arena and closed it with a sellout at the Tacoma Dome. Earlier in Honolulu, he moved 23,000 tickets across 11 performances and was honored by the city with a day in his name. On screen, he starred in the Universal comedy Easter Sunday, a project rooted in his Filipino heritage, and appeared in Disney’s Haunted Mansion. His voice work includes roles in Netflix’s Monkey King and Leo, as well as The Tiger’s Apprentice on Paramount+. His stand-up library features multiple Netflix specials, including Live From Brooklyn, which ranked sixth in yearly viewership and surpassed 240 million minutes watched, with another special filmed in Stockton on the way. He also created the variety special In His Elements highlighting Filipino and Filipino American artists, co-headlined a sold-out One Night Only show at SoFi Stadium with Gabriel “Fluffy” Iglesias, produced the Broadway musical Here Lies Love, and authored the memoir Mixed Plate. Please note venue policies for this show. The theatre enforces a clear bag policy and provides a detailed list of rules and prohibited items on its website. There are no elevators, and access to balcony seating requires the use of stairs.

Since its start in 2017, Cincinnati Coffee Festival has grown into a leading celebration of coffee in the Midwest. This two-day gathering draws thousands of people along with coffee roasters, coffee and tea shops, bakers, pastry makers, and chocolatiers from across the region. Attendees can explore tastings, watch demonstrations, enjoy live music, and take in the area’s premier latte art throwdown. Produced by Ohio River Foundation as an annual fundraiser, the festival supports the Cincinnati-based nonprofit’s education, habitat restoration, and advocacy efforts to protect and improve the water quality and ecology of the Ohio River and its watershed. The connection is simple. Great coffee starts with great water.

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

At Taft Theatre in Cincinnati, The United European Ballet Company brings Cinderella to the stage for a one-night engagement. The timeless story unfolds in a ballet of grace, feeling, and theatrical sparkle, following a compassionate heroine as she rises from hardship to a grand courtly ball and a dream fulfilled. Set to the music of Sergei Prokofiev, the production features refined costumes, choreography that emphasizes expressive storytelling, and an international ensemble of accomplished dancers.

Explore spooky spots with the Audi Club of Kentucky on a themed cruise. Participants meet at Crown Hill Memorial Park and mausoleum, then follow a route provided through the Roadstr app. The cruise concludes with a spooky scavenger hunt, with a prize up for grabs. Communication during the event uses the Zello app.

A celebration of all things vintage awaits, centered on classic pieces from start to finish. It is an opportunity to gather timeless finds and head into the colder months with effortless style.

Sting brings the fall leg of his acclaimed Sting 3.0 tour to The Andrew J Brady Music Center in Cincinnati for an intimate performance featuring longtime guitarist Dominic Miller and dynamic drummer Chris Maas, known for work with Mumford & Sons and Maggie Rogers. The trio reimagines favorites and uncovers deep cuts from a storied catalog, offering a powerful close-up concert experience inspired by new creative interpretations. Following sold-out shows and praise across multiple continents, this tour also sparked the single I Wrote Your Name (Upon My Heart), mixed by four-time GRAMMY winner Robert Orton, and the live collection STING 3.0 LIVE, available digitally, on CD, and on 180g vinyl. The album includes the first official live release of Be Still My Beating Heart and a live version of Fragile. With 17 GRAMMY Awards, Rock and Roll Hall of Fame honors, and more than 100 million albums sold between his solo work and his years with The Police, Sting continues to expand his reach as a composer, singer-songwriter, actor, author, and activist. He also stars in his musical The Last Ship on a limited international tour and supports organizations including the Rainforest Fund, Amnesty International, and Live Aid. Chance Emerson is also on the bill. Please note that the venue enforces a clear bag policy for all events. For a complete list of rules and prohibited items, refer to the venue’s website.

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.

Ashley McBryde brings her headline Into The Wild Tour to The Andrew J Brady Music Center in Cincinnati, joined by special guest Tami Neilson. Following the release of her fifth studio album, Wild, the Grand Ole Opry member and GRAMMY, CMA, and ACM winner unveils an all-new set built on sharp storytelling, candid reflection, and surging, empowering songs. This Cincinnati stop is part of a 26-date run across the country. The performance draws from Wild’s 11 tracks while also giving voice to songs she has carried for years alongside freshly written material. Critics have praised the album’s deeply personal themes and its unbridled sound, noting bold guitar work, swampy rhythms, and an approach that feels unconfined. Known for incisive writing and soulful grit, McBryde threads stories of Ozark roots, a strict upbringing, the fallout from heavy drinking, and the clarity that followed sobriety. Please note that the venue enforces a clear bag policy for all events. For complete rules and a list of prohibited items, consult the venue’s website.

At Forest Park Senior Community Center, this banquet honors the newest Hall of Fame class, recognizing Dennis Young for Meritorious Service and Chad Harper for Superior Performance. The program also acknowledges scholarship recipient Breanna Colfax and Star of Tomorrow award winner Dylan Peters. The evening includes a social hour, dinner, and an awards program. Dinner is $35, and advance reservations are required.

Little Feat returns to Cincinnati for a performance at Taft Theatre as part of its Last Farewell Tour, celebrating a storied career that spans over five decades. The group’s blend of rock, blues, jazz, and New Orleans rhythms has yielded favorites such as Dixie Chicken, Willin’, and Oh, Atlanta, and their landmark live album Waiting for Columbus is often hailed among rock’s finest concert recordings. This tour signals a step back from the grind of constant travel rather than a final goodbye, with longtime members and a refreshed lineup delivering vibrant shows that honor a rich catalog while continuing to showcase new music. Please note that the venue enforces a clear bag policy and maintains a list of rules and prohibited items on its website. There are no elevators in the theatre, and all balcony seating requires climbing stairs.

Slow Train rolls into Belterra Park Cincinnati with a live set of yacht rock favorites, classic hits, and singalong anthems from the 70s and 80s. Expect smooth harmonies, upbeat grooves, and a feel-good soundtrack that keeps smiles wide, feet moving, and voices joining in. The atmosphere leans welcoming and lively, filled with throwback tunes that spark nostalgia and good vibes. Whether the plan is to dance, unwind, or revisit songs tied to favorite memories, this night centers on fun with friends as Slow Train brings the good times.

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.

This free, all-ages event is held at the Main Branch of the Cincinnati and Hamilton County Public Library, offering a welcoming setting for families.

This Christmas Market includes live music and a bonfire, and it takes place indoors.

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.

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.

The Scott County Chamber hosts a monthly coffee gathering at Mid-America Science Park, Door 4. The City of Scottsburg and Ivy Tech serve as coffee hosts, offering a casual setting where attendees can connect with peers, exchange updates about their businesses, and learn more about the hosts’ organizations. It is an easy way to make new contacts, build relationships, and gain insight into the community and its local businesses.

Fresh from performances across Europe and the UK, The Rock Orchestra by Candlelight returns to the United States with a candlelit concert that blends iconic rock and metal anthems with an eerie, atmospheric glow. A fourteen-piece group of classical musicians shapes soaring melodies that collide with surging distortion, bringing classical sonorities and heavy sonics into vivid conversation. Based in the UK, this evolving lineup of musicians and vocalists reimagines songs by Metallica, AC/DC, the Rolling Stones, Rage Against the Machine, My Chemical Romance, Linkin' Park, System of a Down, Guns N' Roses, Evanescence, Papa Roach, the Cranberries, and more.

Hoosier Daddy Band brings live music to Scottsburg Moose Lodge with a blend of classic and contemporary country, rounded out by a hint of southern rock. The set features songs from across country’s eras alongside southern rock influences for a lively evening of tunes.

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.

A lunchtime gathering where Scott County Chamber members can build connections, offer support, and engage in conversation. The setting is casual, making it easy to get involved and learn more about fellow members.

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.

This quarterly networking event brings together area manufacturing businesses and clients who need manufacturing services. Meetings are held at Mid-America Science Park. For additional questions or information, contact Executive Director Kelly Dulaney at scottcom@c3bb.com.

The Scott County Chamber’s monthly Coffee with the Chamber takes place at New Washington State Bank, with NWSB serving as host. This casual networking gathering brings local professionals together to share business updates, connect with peers, and learn more about the host business. Attendees can meet new people, strengthen relationships, and gain insight into the community and its businesses.