Events in Monticello today

Tee Off for Tatas is a charity golf event at Angel Hill Golf Course in Rossville, Indiana that supports the National Breast Cancer Foundation. Entry is $50 per person or $200 per team. Lunch is included with registration, and breakfast burritos will be available by donation. Highlights include raffle baskets and a 50/50 raffle, a hole-in-one giveaway, a longest drive contest, a casino hole, a putting contest where liquor bottle donations are welcome, swag bag giveaways, and a best-in-pink outfit competition with a cash prize. Sponsorships are offered at $200 for holes 1, 9, 10, and 18, and $100 for all other holes. Support comes from Creasy Springs, St. Mary, Cumberland Pointe, The Springs of Lafayette, White Oak, Wellbrooke of Crawfordsville, Homewood, St. Elizabeth, Waterford Place, and Wellbrooke of Kokomo. All proceeds benefit the National Breast Cancer Foundation.

Tricia’s Hope 5K Walk/Run takes place at Colombian Park and features a five-kilometer course for both walkers and runners. Participants can complete the distance at their own pace on a route within the park.

NAMIWalks West Central Indiana returns to Cason Family Park for a community walk that champions mental health resources across the region and advances the shared goal of ending stigma. The day begins with a mental health themed tailgate and breakfast, opportunities to connect, and a moving personal story from someone sharing their mental health journey. Last year, participants reached a $50,000 fundraising milestone. This year aims even higher, with teams and individuals encouraged to organize, share their why, and build support, including through Facebook fundraisers. Every dollar raised helps provide free mental health support groups, education, advocacy, and crisis resources for individuals and families in the community. Free registration is available. A friendly competition will spotlight the team with the most creative outfits, celebrating community spirit and advocacy. If rain is in the forecast, activities will move across the road to Klondike Middle School, with weather updates shared on social media during walk week.

At Columbian Park Zoo, the Critter Class: Playful Penguins introduces children ages 5 to 7 to wildlife through hands-on learning. Each session highlights a particular animal group, and this one centers on penguins. Participants engage in games, crafts, and STEM activities designed for their age, and a live animal encounter is part of the experience. Weather permitting, supervised visits to zoo exhibits may be included. Zoo Members receive a 15 percent discount on registration. A season pass discount is also available, offering an additional $10 savings when enrolling in all three sessions in the spring or fall in a single transaction.

A free Commander event runs every Saturday. Sign into the companion app to receive a free pack or promo, handed out at random.

LRD Solar Flares take on the Peoria Prowlers in a 90s themed home bout at Tippecanoe County Fairgrounds. This matchup marks the first home game for the LRD Solar Flares. Expect throwback style from JNCO jeans to plaid skirts and flannel, with a halftime moment that nods to 90s dance hits. Food trucks, door prizes, and other activities will be available. Advance tickets cost $12, and admission is $15 at the door. Children age 10 and under get in free with the purchase of an adult ticket.

Lapsit Storytime at Wyandotte welcomes little ones. The session is designed for children under age 2.

Enjoy a free Commander event held every Monday. Sign in through the companion app to receive a complimentary pack or promo item, awarded at random.

K5 Club features a series of creative projects and hands-on exploration. The first session is a playful stuffed-animal hotel day at the library that gives plush toys a pretend luxury stay. After that, the focus shifts to science with interactive activities that explore why objects float through density, examine states of matter, and investigate electricity. Each session emphasizes discovery and learning through doing.

Big League Sports Bar & Grill hosts a spirited trivia night led by Chaunci, complete with specials, prizes, bragging rights, and a playlist that keeps the vibe upbeat. Teams can test their knowledge while enjoying food and cocktails, with opportunities to walk away with rewards and plenty of fun memories.

This event features a blind draw for partners with a $200 guaranteed add. The add increases to $400 with 15 teams, and a Tripler Pot is also available.

This family storytime is open to children six and under with their caregivers. Registration is not required. For more information, call (765) 447-4774.

Tippecanoe County Fairgrounds hosts a large community consignment sale that brings together items from more than 550 local families on a single, carefully organized sales floor. Shoppers can browse goods for babies through teens, including strollers, baby gear, furniture, bikes, outdoor toys, play kitchens, decor, sporting goods, books, shoes, and an extensive selection of clothing. The schedule includes multiple shopping options, such as private access for consignors and ticketed VIP presales, a kid-free shopping session that requires tickets, a family day with free admission, a half-price presale that requires tickets, and a final public half-price day with free entry when many items are discounted by 50 percent. Those looking to declutter children’s items can participate as consignors by signing up to sell.