Events in New Castle today

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.

Next Level Games hosts a Union Arena Rare Battle featuring Goddess of Victory: Nikke. This store-run tournament uses the One Battle ruleset, meaning everyone plays decks from the same title while vying for a Union Rare card that is exclusive to this event. Entry is $6, and participation is capped at 16 players. The competition is constructed, matches are best of one, a single game decides each match, rounds are 30 minutes with 5 minutes of extra time. Prize support scales with attendance, with two booster packs per entry added to the pool, at least one pack guaranteed per participant, one winner version Union Rare card, and three additional Union Rare cards. It offers a chance to refine strategies, connect with other players, and support the Union Arena community at Next Level Games. Registration is available in-store or online.

A business networking event in Indianapolis brings people together to connect and build professional relationships in Broad Ripple.

Play Pokémon Gym Leader Challenge with a deck built around one type, using only single-prize Pokémon and no duplicate cards. This creative, strategy-focused format excludes Rule Box cards and challenges players to show what their chosen type can do. Entry is $5.

Compete in a Yu-Gi-Oh! Advanced Constructed tournament with Swiss pairings, best-of-three matches, and 45-minute rounds. First place wins a full booster box, choosing from any in-stock set except premium products such as Rarity Collection. Other players receive one booster pack for each match win. Entry costs $10.

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.

Explore traditional Bachata through footwork and partnerwork with Juliana and Mando. The class focuses on developing footwork, connecting it to partnerwork, and finding Bachata’s authentic flow and feeling. All levels are welcome. Prior Bachata experience is encouraged but not required. Fundamentals and technique are covered, but the class is not an introduction to Traditional Bachata, and concepts are not taught from scratch.

Hear classical music in an informal setting as freelance musicians and members of the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra perform at the Chatterbox Jazz Club. The jam sessions feature string quartets, solo pieces, and more, giving musicians a chance to play favorites or try out new work. Guests can listen while enjoying drinks and conversation, experiencing live classical music outside the concert hall.

Visitors will find a selection of new items available at Lavender Lane Farmstead.

Explore Delaware County’s role in the American story through a gallery drawn from Minnetrista’s Heritage Collection. Military uniforms, political ephemera, and other significant artifacts illuminate how local experiences have shaped and been shaped by the nation’s history. Discover connections between everyday citizens’ stories and defining moments in American history, from 1776 to today.

Enjoy a free community breakfast with coffee and orange juice. Smiles and hugs are also offered.

A senior-focused fitness class led by ATP Personal Training, with exercises that require no equipment. No pre-registration is required. Each class costs $3, with cash preferred, or $10 for four classes. The class is held in the basement of the Speedway Municipal Center.

Students and families can get help completing the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) at this workshop. INvestEd will assist with the application and answer questions about financial aid.

Share a homemade chicken and noodle dinner while connecting with neighbors. To-go orders are available, and proceeds support the youth attending the Follow Conference.

Spend time with fellow fiber enthusiasts at an in-person crochet gathering at Freedom House. Work on projects, ask questions, and learn new techniques. The gathering takes place in Morrison House, the main Freedom House office on the AU campus.

Compete in a Cookie Run Braverse tournament using the Standard format, with best-of-one matches and Swiss rounds. Three booster packs per player go into the prize pool, which is divided among the top three finishers: 60% for first place, 25% for second, and 15% for third. The winner may choose a promo from the Cookie Promo Binder, and fresh-baked cookies will be available, with the type varying. Sealed product is not available. If sealed Cookie Run Braverse product is unavailable, all entry fees are paid out as store credit using the same top-three prize split, and applicable promo packs are still awarded.

Meet local Christian singles in their 30s and 40s through a series of brief, six-minute conversations. The event introduces participants to at least five and up to 12 potential matches, offering a simple way to get acquainted and see whether there is a spark. Afterward, participants indicate whom they would like to connect with further. The experience is designed to be friendly, low-pressure, and held in a safe environment.

Maddie Zahm performs with Semler at HI-FI in a concert presented by MOKB. The show is open to all ages, and tickets are general admission.

The Indianapolis Bonsai Club’s monthly meetings are open to the public and feature activities such as educational presentations and bonsai styling demonstrations. Some sessions include interactive workshops and other activities reserved for members. Topics throughout the year range from bonsai care, pests, and diseases to display staging, styling, and overwintering.

This restorative yoga experience offers a gentle space to remember and celebrate loved ones who are no longer physically present. A peaceful, candlelit practice includes supported poses, guided meditation, quiet reflection, and a special ceremony honoring the people held in our hearts. Participants can reconnect with meaningful memories and cultivate gratitude, with a journaling handout to continue reflecting at home. No yoga experience is necessary, and sharing personal reflections with the group is not required.

Compete in a 1v1 constructed Cyberpunk TCG tournament using a 40 to 50-card deck. Matches are best-of-three, with Swiss rounds only and typically three to four rounds depending on attendance. Win by having seven or more Gig dice in the friendly Gig area at the start of your turn. Decks may include up to three copies of each individual card and must contain exactly three unique legends with distinct names. Bring your deck and a standard set of polyhedral dice, from d4 through d20. Three packs per entry go toward prizes for the top three players, and everyone receives at least one pack. If product is unavailable, entry fees are distributed as store credit among the top three players.

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.

Explore the nighttime forest while watching and learning about owls, with a search for migrating Northern Saw-whet Owls.

Sit & Sew is a five-hour open studio for people to work on any quilt project alongside other sewists and quilters. Participants can sew at their own pace and connect with the local community. This class is not teacher-led, though staff can assist as needed. Participants can claim a 10% discount during class hours.

Enjoy a luncheon with guest speakers and valued members of the community, hosted by Shalom Health Care Center.

Stay active and connected during weekly Game Days, open to everyone looking for fun, fitness, and friendship.

A weekly lunch at The Good Spot offers mentors, mentees, and anyone interested in meeting people in the community an opportunity to connect and build relationships. The restaurant is owned by Navy veteran Omar, and the lunch is a chance to enjoy a meal while supporting a veteran-owned business.

The Startup Ladies’ annual summit brings together women founders, investors, executives, mentors, and community leaders committed to increasing investment in women-owned companies. The program features interview-style conversations with nine selected founders, offering insight into their businesses, leadership, customer discovery, growth opportunities, and funding needs. Three breakout sessions are followed by a reception and opportunities for networking, introductions, and continued conversations. The summit also highlights women-owned companies preparing to grow and encourages support through capital, customers, connections, and strategic expertise.

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.

Explore Dungeons & Dragons in a beginner-friendly session where new players can jump in at any time. Sessions cost $5 each.

Discover what falls from the sky as Beverly Girten of Treasurers of Nature leads a talk on meteorites, including how they form and why they matter. Girten holds a Ph.D. from Ohio State and spent 25 years with NASA, where she oversaw many life science payloads on Space Shuttle and International Space Station missions before retiring in December. Since then, she has focused on collecting and selling meteorites, fossils, amber, and other rocks and minerals. A brief club meeting will follow the presentation.

Celebrate inclusion, confidence, friendship, and the individuals at the heart of Indiana Miss Amazing during an evening featuring a cocktail hour, dinner, a program, bingo, a silent auction, and a paddle raise. Indiana Miss Amazing is a volunteer-run program that helps girls and women with disabilities build self-confidence, form lasting friendships, develop leadership skills, and shine in a supportive environment. Ticket purchases and donations support opportunities for participants to be seen, celebrated, and empowered. Tickets are for guests 21 and over, and a cash bar will be available.

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

A monthly support group for residents, family members, caregivers, and anyone seeking support or information about dementias.

Take part in a Standard tournament with a $15 entry fee. Three packs per participant are added to the prize pool, which is split among the top three finishers: first place receives 60% and a winner promo, second place receives 25%, and third place receives 15%. Each participant receives a promo pack, and the winner receives a winner promo pack while supplies last. A Standard-legal deck is required.

Bring your best deck to this weekly One Piece Card Game tournament. Test your strategies, compete for the Pirate King title, and earn exclusive organized play rewards. Entry includes a Play Prize Pack, and new players can find a beginner-friendly community ready to help them learn the game.

Colby Acuff performs with Low Gap in an all-ages show at HI-FI. General admission tickets are available.

GAK member and Scorched Earth guitarist Brandon Signorino returns for a third presentation on German rock and metal, this time exploring the legendary band Scorpions and their more than fifty-year history. The program features familiar hits and musical surprises, along with a short performance with special vocal guest Mickey Marsh Davis of Scorched Earth.

The event is a general admission, standing-only show at Old National Centre. It is open to all ages.

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.

Wit Theater Open Mic Night features emerging talent from Indianapolis and across Indiana. Comics signing up should prepare five minutes of material and will receive an email confirming whether they are on the lineup. The lineup is arranged to showcase performers, and comics not initially selected are welcome to attend, connect with other comedians, and may be considered as alternates if a performer cannot make it. Management may restrict or remove anyone deemed disruptive or dangerous.

Stop by the farm stand for fresh produce. A newsletter shares updates about farm activities and what is in season.

Celebrate the start of a new month and the end of the week with First Friday at The Melting Pot in Indianapolis. Enjoy drink specials throughout the evening, along with fondue and a relaxed Friday atmosphere.

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 First Friday Open Studios at The Stutz, where resident artists and creative business owners open their workspaces to the public. Meet makers in their studios, see how and where the work is created, and browse original pieces available for purchase. Ask about commissions, connect with creative businesses, or schedule a future appointment. Buying directly from artists supports the local creative community and brings home something meaningful. Wander the historic halls of a former car factory that now serves as a lively hub for business and the arts, filled with studios, artwork, live music, and creative energy. The event is family friendly and an easy, enjoyable stop for anyone exploring Indianapolis art. Enter through the main courtyard doors, then take the elevator to the second, third, and fourth floors to find the open studios. Some spaces are upstairs, so follow the colorful Open Studios signs to see every level. Food and drink are available from on-site spots such as Julieta Taco Shop, Amelia’s for fresh baked goods and provisions, and Turner’s Bar for adult beverages before or after visiting the studios. Parking options include metered street spaces and paid lots around the building, with free indoor bicycle parking available. The Stutz Artists Association is a nonprofit collective working in this historic building. The 400,000-square-foot former car factory was renovated in the early 1990s and now houses studios for more than 40 artists and creative businesses. Members represent a diverse and accomplished community in central Indiana, including painters, sculptors, fiber artists, jewelers, photographers, dancers, printmakers, muralists, tattoo artists, and more. Tax-deductible donations help support Stutz artists and efforts to bring back the residency program.

Learn Bob Ross’s signature wet-on-wet painting technique from experienced Certified Ross Instructors® in the building where “The Joy of Painting” was filmed. All painting supplies are provided. Workshops are open to participants ages 14 and up, and all attendees must be registered. Admission to the Bob Ross Experience exhibition is not included with workshop registration.

Get a first look at Magic’s Star Trek set in a prerelease event. Players will receive a prerelease kit and one pack for every round they win.

The year is winding down, but there is still time for fun. The November monthly meeting is held with thanks to SILO.

Experience a darkened walkthrough at The Haunt Indianapolis, guided only by a single glow stick. With sounds, hallways, and shadows taking on a new intensity, this experience challenges groups to find their way through the darkness. It is described as one of the season’s most intense weekends and is not for the faint of heart.

Enjoy a special dinner at St. Elmo Steak House featuring a classic chopped salad, King Crab, Mishima 5-Star Wagyu New York strip, and jumbo fried shrimp. St. Elmo Shrimp Cocktail, mac and cheese, and fries are served family style. The experience includes a glass of Bollinger Special Cuvée Champagne, unlimited pours of Roserock Chardonnay and Robert Craig Cabernet Sauvignon, and cocktails from the full menu, including Pop’s Old Fashioned and Espresso Martini. Tickets include tax and gratuity, and seating is limited.

This annual auction supporting Anderson Christian School is one of the school’s major fundraisers, offering the community a chance to contribute and work together with the school. For details on making a donation, see the discussion posts. Donation entries may not be listed in the order they were received.

Enjoy four rounds of music bingo alongside dinner and drinks. Winners receive gift cards, and the fourth round features a progressive win that grows each week. Ask the DJ Bingo host for more information.

SOMBR brings the You Are The Reason Tour to Gainbridge Fieldhouse in Indianapolis.

Travel back to the Renaissance for a musical comedy where rivalry fuels invention. In the 1590s, brothers Nick and Nigel Bottom struggle to outshine the ever-popular William Shakespeare. After a soothsayer predicts that theater will blend singing, dancing, and acting, they set out to create the world’s first musical. Brimming with over-the-top humor, spirited numbers, and playful nods to Broadway favorites, this production of Something Rotten! is directed by Rick Vale.

The Maine brings a live show to the Egyptian Room at Old National Centre in Indianapolis. General admission is standing room, while seats on the risers include wait service. Accessible seating can be requested. One dollar from each ticket supports The Ally Coalition. The event welcomes all ages. Ticketing offers several presale opportunities, including fan club, artist, sponsor, Spotify, and Live Nation, with a public on sale to follow.

ComedySportz is an all-ages improv competition where two teams of performers play for laughs, points, and a trophy. The referee keeps the match moving, invites audience suggestions, and calls any fouls along the way.

Donny Benét performs at HI-FI with OTNES. The concert is open to all ages, with general admission tickets.

Experience an interactive live performance blending mind-reading, psychology, and audience participation. The audience becomes part of the show, making each performance different. In an intimate setting, the experience is personal, immersive, and surprising, with a running time of approximately 75 to 90 minutes.

KJ Walt hosts karaoke at the Yorktown Legion. While Concerts on the Green are taking place, karaoke starts later, giving concertgoers a chance to head to the Legion afterward and take the microphone.

Runners and walkers participating in the Indianapolis Beyond Monumental can apply to join Team AFSP Indiana through the race’s Run for a Cause program. Participants who agree to fundraise for AFSP can receive a complimentary full marathon bib. Those already registered for the race can contact the team to be added to its roster.

This recurring 2026 breakfast offers a relaxed setting for bikers to share a meal and connect with one another. Open to everyone.

In Indianapolis, a farm café transforms into Luke’s Diner for a Gilmore Girls themed day with plenty of coffee, show inspired drinks, tall stacks of pancakes, snacks fit for a Gilmore marathon, and lunch bites that nod to Rory and Lorelai. Expect a Stars Hollow style hangout for friends and families, and in true diner spirit, keep phones off the counter while the food and fun take the spotlight. Pancakes are served first, lunch follows, and later in the day trivia adds a friendly challenge with limited seating. A ticket is required to participate in trivia, which includes the quiz, a prize for the winner, and a Gilmore Girls themed wagon ride tour hosted by a Taylor Doose style guide. The wagon ride is weather dependent and may be canceled if conditions are not suitable. All ticket sales are final, and tickets are transferable. Be cautious of fraudulent vendor comments, as there are no vendors associated with this event.

Take part in a hands-on volunteer effort to remove invasive bush honeysuckle and other unwanted plants at Acton Park. The work is part of a nationwide initiative to control invasive plants in public parks and natural areas. Volunteers will help staff remove plants by hand or with provided hand tools. A brief presentation will cover plant identification and safety, and gloves, safety vests, and water will be provided. Bring a water bottle, closed-toe shoes, a hat, and long pants.

Take part in a casual Yu-Gi-Oh league that welcomes both new and experienced players. Lost Arts and promo packs are available. Please have a Konami Player Card ID number created.

Explore the capabilities of an embroidery machine through monthly lectures and live demonstrations with Jean. The classes are suitable for beginners and experienced stitchers, and no machine is required. Each class features a different project and covers topics such as stabilizers, thread, needles, tools, and gadgets. The instruction is not brand specific, and participants receive the design file and written directions for each featured project. There are eight classes, priced at $15 each, for a total of $120.

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.

A welcoming space to listen without judgment, share with compassion, and find hope together. Participants can learn together and be inspired while recognizing that every story matters and no one is alone.

During Missions Month, participants will pack shoeboxes with toys, school supplies, and gifts for children around the world through Operation Christmas Child. The church’s goal is to prepare 500 shoeboxes, each offering an opportunity to share the love of Jesus and bring hope and joy to a child. People of all ages and families can take part in this mission.

The World Oddities Expo returns to Indianapolis for its second visit at the Indiana State Fairgrounds & Event Center in the Ag/Hort Building, bringing a traveling celebration of the unusual that blends art, history, science, and live entertainment into one immersive experience. Browse dozens of eclectic vendors and small businesses, then step into the touring Deformed Exhibit to encounter rare, preserved specimens with medical anomalies, available through combo ticket options that include VIP access for early shopping opportunities. WOE Labs offers hands-on classes guided by experienced instructors and open to all skill levels, with topics such as taxidermy, rat skeleton articulation, and creating miniature diorama terrariums, and class lineups can vary by city. The Main Stage showcases contortion, sideshow-inspired acts, clowns, and other unexpected performances, along with free seminars featuring surprise guest speakers. An on-site tattoo area, the Oddity Ink Parlour, appears only in select cities and is sponsored by Villain Arts. General Admission and VIP options are available, and children 12 and under are free.

Enjoy a cozy book signing and pop-up shopping experience at The Village Forager in Centerville, featuring Mandy Ford’s newest release, The Very Cozy Coloring Book. Find thoughtful holiday gifts from her unique illustrated collection, then take a moment to explore the shop’s curated offerings. It is a warm way to welcome the holiday season.

Enjoy a family skate party celebrating the release of the new Cat in the Hat movie. Roller skating, a chance to meet the Cat and take a selfie, and a raffle with movie tickets are part of the festivities. Skate rental and non-skating spectator options are available.

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 lively paddle auction uses quarters and numbered paddles to bid on a variety of prizes. Everything raised supports the Benjamin Harrison YMCA and Bicycle Safety for Kids in Lawrence.

New to Magic: The Gathering? Learn how to play and receive a welcome deck to take home.

Compete in a Beyblade X tournament open to beginners and experienced players alike. Matches are best of three, with a four-point match format and three-on-three deck construction. Build a deck with three Beyblade X combinations that do not repeat parts. Entry fees go toward store credit prizes for the top three finishers: 60% for first place, 25% for second, and 15% for third.

Cat and dog owners can bring their pets in for nail trims in a safe, low-stress setting. Cat trims cost $10, and dog trims cost $15 and include buffing to smooth sharp edges. Additional services may be available upon request. Payment is limited to cash, Zelle, or Venmo. Checks and credit cards are not accepted.

Crafters gather at Anderson Public Library for a relaxed meet-up focused on fiber and other portable projects. The group welcomes knitters and crocheters, along with diamond dotters, cross stitchers, spinners, and weavers. Bring a project to work on and enjoy easygoing conversation with others who make by hand. Those hoping to learn a specific craft can contact the group in advance to confirm if someone will be available to teach. The gathering is held on the third floor in the Carnegie Room, located straight ahead as you step off the elevator. If the room changes, updates will be shared by the group. Snacks are welcome, but please avoid red or orange beverages to follow library guidelines.

Pokémon players can take part in a weekly buy-in during the regular Pokémon League. Entry costs $7, and the event features three rounds of play, with a pack earned for each win. Additional goodies are given out on select weeks.

Nexus Night brings Riftbound players together for tactical combat, deck-building conversations, card trading, and testing strategies in a friendly setting. The gathering welcomes both experienced players and those new to the game, with opportunities for competitive play or casual fun. Entry costs $5.

Take part in weekly Digimon TCG tournaments featuring a minimum of three rounds. Entry is $10.

At Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis, Cowboys supporters can take part in a fan rally followed by an all-inclusive tailgate held before the game. A single $75 purchase covers entry to both activities. The gathering focuses on bringing Dallas fans together for team spirit and a lively lead-up to game day.

Colts fans can connect with fellow Blue Crew members during a downtown bar crawl before the Colts face the Cowboys. The event features bars, food and drinks, drink specials, games, prizes, giveaways, and a chance to show Colts pride and enjoy Blue Crew camaraderie. Further details, participating locations, and registration information will be announced later.

Enjoy four rounds of music bingo while having dinner and drink specials. Winners receive gift cards, and the fourth round features a progressive prize that grows each week. Players of all ages are welcome to play and sing along. Ask the DJ bingo host for more information.

Enjoy dinner and drinks while playing four rounds of music bingo. Winners receive gift cards, and the fourth round features a progressive prize that grows each week. Ask the DJ Bingo host for more information.

ComedySportz brings audiences of all ages a team-based improv competition with a sporting twist. Two teams of performers compete for laughs, points, and a trophy, while a referee keeps the match moving, takes suggestions from the audience, and calls any fouls on the playing field.

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.

BASH is an adults-only fundraiser benefiting the Washington Township Schools Foundation. The evening features entertainment, food, drinks, and surprises, with proceeds supporting educational opportunities for Washington Township students through grants, scholarships, and programs such as AVID and PantherQuest. Guests are encouraged to dress in an artful ensemble inspired by a favorite artwork or artist. It takes place at Windward Hall in the Factory Arts District, a historic industrial space with a modern spirit.

A budget-friendly Vintage tournament designed to balance competition with accessibility. The entry fee is $10, and all entry fees are paid out as store credit. The prize pool is split among the top four finishers: 40% for first place, 25% for second, 20% for third, and 15% for fourth. Players also earn promo points for participation, wins, losses, or draws, which can be spent in the promo binder.

Millionaire$, DAVVN, and MAYBSOMEDAY perform at Black Circle in Indianapolis. The show is open to all ages.

State Champs performs “Around The World And Back” at Old National Centre. The event is all ages and general admission, with standing room only.

Bestselling author Bruce Feiler explores how rituals shape individual lives and communities through global stories and practical insights. The program considers a growing revival of rituals and ways they can nurture connection, belonging, and togetherness in an increasingly disconnected world. It is part of the Ann Katz Festival of Books & Arts and a Jewish Book Council program.

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.

Em Beihold performs at HI-FI, with Janani K. Jha also appearing. The show is open to all ages, and tickets are general admission.

Experience an interactive live show blending mind-reading, psychology, and audience participation. Each performance is shaped in part by the audience, making every show different. It is designed for adults, couples, and visitors seeking a distinctive night out in Indianapolis.

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.

An all-ages show in the Egyptian Room at Old National Centre. Riser seating includes wait staff, and ADA seating is available upon request.

Throwback Theory delivers a live mix of rock, power pop, and alternative at Whiskey Business Lawrence.

Spend Saturday evening with DJs playing popular tracks for dancing and singing along, plus throwback board games to enjoy with friends. Hourly raffles offer a chance to win prizes, and drink specials include wells, shots, draft beer, Red Bull, and Liquid Death. Every second Saturday features a themed night.

DBZ is taking a bus trip to the Cowboys-Colts game, with a tailgate before the game and a bus ride home afterward. The $370 price includes a game ticket, luxury bus seating, and tailgate food. BYOB. A $100 deposit is required.

A monthly community circle for people committed to spiritual growth, healing, and exploring their psychic and intuitive gifts. Each gathering features themed discussions on topics such as ascension, healing modalities, psychic development, energy work, and navigating the spiritual path. Participants can connect with like-minded people, try practical tips and guided exercises for developing their gifts, and ask questions in a supportive space. The circle welcomes both those beginning to explore their gifts and experienced practitioners.

Enjoy a live performance featuring popular hits from the ’70s, ’80s, ’90s, and today at George's Neighborhood Grill. The music offers a chance to dance, sing along, and enjoy a meal with friends.

Browse a rummage sale in the auditorium, where you may discover unique treasures.

A hot, free dine-in meal is served at Roberts Park United Methodist Church in downtown Indianapolis. All are welcome.

The Indianapolis Colts face the Dallas Cowboys at Lucas Oil Stadium.

Create in community with the Queer Artist Group, a gathering hosted by Deb Kent and Jamie Willis at the Magpie Artspace in Historic Irvington. Bring a project you’re already working on or start something new. For questions, text 317-225-2253.

A budget-friendly veterinary clinic focused on making animal care more accessible.

The Delaware Divers hold their November club meeting at Leaird's Underwater Service in Muncie, IN. The gathering features a potluck-style Thanksgiving lunch, and attendees are welcome to contribute a dish to share. Carol will present "The Year in Review," a photo program highlighting club and other diving activities from 2026. All are welcome.

A casual Commander gathering welcomes players of all skill levels, from newcomers to longtime players. The community aims to be welcoming and diverse, and there is room for players with upgraded preconstructed decks as well. Attendance is free, and each participant receives a promo of their choice.

Get a first look at Magic’s newest set, Star Trek. Players receive a prerelease kit and a pack for every round won.

Explore the connections made possible through comedy with this event focused on laughing together.

Compete in a Pokémon Standard Format tournament featuring best-of-one matches. Entry contributes three packs to the prize pool, which is split among the top three players: first place receives 60%, second place 25%, and third place 15%. Each participant receives at least one pack.

Take part in a weekly draft at Next Level Games. Entry is $15, and players receive a Promo Pack for participating. Pack Per Win!

Enjoy an adult skate session with today’s Hip Hop and R&B, smooth skating, and a grown-up atmosphere. Admission is $13, and skate rentals are available for $5.