Free events in New Castle, IN

Roberts Park United Methodist Church in downtown Indianapolis offers a hot, free dine-in lunch for the community. Guests attending for the meal should enter through the Delaware Street door. Those who take part in the church service beforehand can receive one of the first meal tickets by entering at the Vermont Street door. The meal is open to everyone.

Enjoy a relaxed, weekly Casual Commander gathering designed for every experience level. Newcomers, players with upgraded preconstructed decks, and longtime veterans can all find a seat and a friendly table. The emphasis is on inclusive play and a diverse, welcoming community. Participation is free, and every participant receives a promo of their choice as a thank you for playing.

Bring an instrument and share your musical talents in a group jam session with others who enjoy making music. Food and drinks are available to enjoy while you listen and play.

Bring a craft and a non-alcoholic beverage of your choice for an opportunity to spend time crafting alongside other crafters. The event is free, and the whole studio will be available.

Gather a trivia team or join one for a free game at Freddie’s Pub. Teams can compete for prizes awarded to the top three teams. Bonus points are available through the daily clue and weekly email, which lets players double their points on a regular-round question. Ask the host about league play, too.

A free, in-person course from the IU Health Ball Memorial Pelvic Health Rehab Team focuses on understanding the body during pregnancy and after birth. Learn how growth-related changes, such as shifts in the ribs and pelvis, organs making room, and increased pressure on the pelvic floor, can lead to discomfort, weakness, and changes in how you move. The session explains why these adaptations occur and offers guidance to navigate them during and after pregnancy. It takes place in the Community Room at the IU Health Orthopedics and Sports Medicine office, and online registration is available.

Great Oak Church’s free food pantry and clothing bank offers food, clothing for all sizes, and children’s items to people in need. No sign-up or proof of ID is required, and visitors will not be preached at. First-time visitors are asked to fill out a sheet with basic information so the church can report guest numbers to the Midwest Food Pantry. Personal information is not shared. Prayer is available upon request, and family members or children do not need to be present when someone shops for them.

Put your trivia knowledge to the test with the George’s team. This free-to-play night features prizes, national ranking, and food and drinks at George’s Neighborhood Grill.

Enjoy an evening with The Cold Hearts featuring live music, dance lessons, food, and drinks. There is no cover charge.

Enjoy an evening of salsa and bachata music, with a free introductory dance lesson led by Latin Expressions Dance Company. Allure Boogaloo will perform, and DJ Mambo Sound and guest DJs will play salsa and bachata tracks. Karaoke will also be available between dance sets. Entry is $7.

These free sessions invite artists of all skill levels and mediums to listen to stories shared by long-term Indianapolis residents, reflect on what they hear, and work on art projects of their choice. Four sessions in June and July will include live music performances in partnership with Forward Motion, an Indianapolis-based ensemble that commissions, premieres, and records newly composed music. After each guest shares their story, the ensemble will create a piece inspired by it.

Enjoy casual free play with others at the Warhammer League.

A free, in-person course from the IU Health Ball Memorial Pelvic Health Rehab Team focuses on how the body changes during pregnancy and after birth, along with practical ways to support recovery. Topics include the body’s natural adaptations as a baby grows, such as shifts in the ribcage and pelvis, organs moving to make space, and increased pressure on the pelvic floor. The session explains how these changes can contribute to discomfort, weakness, and new movement patterns, then offers guidance to understand and navigate them. The course meets in the Community Room at the IU Health Orthopedics and Sports Medicine office. Participants can register online.

Bring a deck and join a pod for a friendly game of Commander. Players who participate will receive a promo.

Enjoy a free trivia night hosted by Vaudevillian, featuring seven rounds of eight questions across a variety of categories. The questions are designed for all skill levels, and some rounds are submitted by fans.

Enjoy a musical take on classic Bingo, with song snippets and music videos matched to titles on your Bingo card. The game is free to play, with four chances to win and prizes for the winners.

Discover Henry County’s Veterans Museum, open to everyone with free admission. The museum is located in the lower half of the W.G. Smith Building at Henry County Memorial Park.

Experience a special World War One exhibit in building 710, located next to the museum, assembled by the museum together with militaria collector volunteers. The temporary display presents uniforms, gear, and weaponry used by many participating nations. Admission to the exhibit is free, and normal Indiana State Park gate fees apply.

Experience a day of Viking-themed fun at the first fall date of this free, all-ages event in downtown New Castle, Indiana.

This annual craft fair features one-of-a-kind handmade gifts, jewelry, bath items, home decor, and more. Admission and parking are free, making it easy to browse and shop at your own pace. The focus is on supporting local makers and fostering a sense of community.

Discover Henry County’s Veterans Museum, where all are welcome to explore. Admission is free, and the museum is located in the lower half of the W.G. Smith Building at Henry County Memorial Park.

This no-cost program offers group meals, connections to job opportunities, guidance from mentors, and a welcoming space to enjoy sports and explore art with friends. It is open to youth and young adults ages 12 to 24.

Test your knowledge of Pokémon’s Sinnoh Region and Generation 4 in a trivia night that is free to play solo or as part of a team. Prizes are available for winners, and seating is first come, first served. The event is open to all ages.

Enjoy a free karaoke social open to the public, with a chance to meet attendees of Midwest Love Fest and connect with new polyamorous friends. Tickets are required for conference activities beyond karaoke and the aftercare event, including classes, workshops, ceremonies, and other socials.