This weekend in Madison, IN

Peddlers Flea Market brings buyers, sellers, and traders together in a haven for treasure hunters. Indoor and outdoor spaces are available year-round, with spaces starting at $20.

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.

Discover adoptable dogs at Petco - 5 Mile in Cincinnati. Meet a welcoming mix of pups at different life stages, from energetic youngsters to mellow seniors, all looking for a home. You can review available pets in advance and submit an application ahead of time or complete one on site. If adopting is not possible right now, volunteers will be available to share ways to get involved.

Create a festive grapevine wreath in a friendly, beginner focused make and take workshop. Build your design with a grapevine base, fresh evergreens, ornaments, and ribbon while receiving step by step guidance to personalize it for your front door or home. The session begins with a live demonstration and clear instruction, followed by dedicated time to craft your own finished piece to take home. All materials are provided, and the experience includes a brief lecture plus lunch with drinks and dessert. Lunch is served before the hands on portion begins. The workshop is led by Lauren Manning. The fee is $56.00.

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.

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.

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.

Lyfe Jennings brings a live performance to Bogart's in an all ages setting. The lineup and schedule may change without notice, and entry protocols are subject to updates. By purchasing tickets, attendees agree to follow the requirements in place at the time of the event. Ticket access includes a public onsale, a Live Nation presale, and Citi cardmember presale and preferred options. For the latest information on entry guidelines, consult the venue's website.

A shamanic sound journey awaits with the immersive tones of drums, singing bowls, chimes and voice. Shamanic Reiki Master Ashley Ballard and Healing Touch Practitioner Chris Rust weave their musical talents into a distinctive healing experience. Drawing on current astrology, shamanic insights, music theory and intuitive guidance, they tailor the soundscape and energy work to support what each participant may need that day. Guided meditation, group healing and focused attention for individuals are included, using specific sound tools to deepen the process. Held in a welcoming yoga studio setting, the experience flows through a settling welcome, a transformative sound bath journey and a heart-centered closing connection. This gathering is offered monthly. Sacred Serenity Healer homemade herbal products will be available for purchase throughout. Attendance is limited to 35 participants. A sliding-scale contribution of $10 to $30 is suggested, with payment accepted by cash at the door, Venmo, Cash App or Zelle. Complete the form in the tickets section to receive payment options, and choose to pay ahead for quicker entry or pay upon arrival. No one is turned away, and those who are able are encouraged to pay it forward. Late arrivals are not permitted once the sound bath begins. For comfort, bring items such as a yoga mat, blanket or pillows to lie on, and wear relaxed clothing. The experience is deeply calming and it is common to drift into sleep. Emotions may surface as energy shifts, and Ashley and Chris are available for support throughout.

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.

Browse, bargain, and trade at Peddlers Flea Market, a go-to spot for treasure hunters. Indoor and outdoor spaces are available year round, with rates starting at $20. Whether clearing out finds or searching for unique items, this market invites buyers, sellers, and traders.

Create a festive, nature-inspired wreath in a beginner-friendly make and take workshop led by Lauren Manning. Learn to design on a grapevine base with fresh evergreens, ribbons, and ornaments, then tailor the look for your door or home decor. The session features a live demonstration, clear step-by-step guidance, and unhurried crafting time so everyone finishes a piece to take home. All supplies are provided, along with a short lecture and hands-on instruction. Lunch is served before the workshop, and drinks and dessert are included. The fee is $56.00.

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.

Brad Williams brings The Tall Tales Tour to Taft Theatre in Cincinnati for a night of high-energy stand-up. Beginning his career as a teenager, he has toured for years across the United States and abroad, often selling out well-known venues. His television appearances include The Tonight Show, Dave Attell’s Comedy Underground, and Jimmy Kimmel Live. His specials span Fun Size and Daddy Issues, followed by a third release tied to Montreal’s Just for Laughs, and later a set on Netflix’s The Degenerates. On screen, his credits include FX’s Legit, Sam and Cat, Mind of Mencia, Pitboss, a recurring role on Hulu’s Deadbeat, and film roles in Little Evil, the Christopher Guest film Mascots, and Reno 911: It’s A Wonderful Heist. He also co-created and co-hosted the About Last Night podcast with Adam Ray and is a frequent guest on national radio and podcasts including KROQ’s Kevin and Bean and The Adam Carolla Show. He became the first stand-up comedian to headline a Cirque du Soleil production with a three-month run of Mad Apple in Las Vegas. His sets blend high energy delivery with personal observations on disability, relationships, sex, and race. Please note that Taft Theatre enforces a clear bag policy. The building does not have elevators, and balcony seating is accessible only by stairs.