Events in Plymouth, IN

Create the seasonal painting Welcome Fall during a guided oil painting class at Heartland Art Center Plymouth. Laura Wildwoods, a Bob Ross Certified Instructor and local member of the Kosciusko Chamber of Commerce, the Lakeland Art Association, and the Northern Plein Air Artists, leads a clear, step by step lesson suitable for all skill levels. All materials are provided, including the canvas, and the class fee is $30. Registration and payment are coordinated directly with the instructor, who accepts PayPal Friends and Family, Zelle, Venmo, Cash App, cash, check, or credit card with a small processing fee.

Set along the shore of Lake Maxinkuckee, this farmers market features music from Return to Normal.

This family-friendly fall festival offers a hayride, a kids’ train ride, bonfires with s’mores, tasty food, and vendors. It features autumn-themed fun and additional seasonal activities.

Celebrate inclusion and support individuals with special needs at the 2nd Annual Down Syndrome Awareness Walk/Run at Centennial Park in Plymouth, Indiana. The event features opening ceremonies, a 1 mile fun run, and a 5K walk/run, along with registration and T-shirt pickup. Registration is $25 for the 1 mile fun run and $30 for the 5K. Family-friendly activities include basket raffles, a 50/50 drawing where the winner must be present, and food trucks. All proceeds benefit individuals with special needs in the local community. Last year more than 350 participants helped raise nearly $20,000 that provided equipment and resources for local therapists and students, and this year aims to expand support for additional organizations and programs.

Potawatomi Wildlife Park in Tippecanoe, Indiana hosts the 16th annual star party presented by the Michiana Astronomical Society, a major regional gathering for astronomy enthusiasts. Over three nights, attendees can take part in featured speaker presentations, prize drawings, on site camping, and nighttime telescope observing, and the park holds its annual banquet during the event. Timed near the new moon, the darker skies create excellent conditions to view galaxies, nebulae, star clusters, planets, and other celestial sights. The event welcomes newcomers as well as seasoned observers.

Billed as MiNi MX’s biggest event of the year and a Halloween pitbike party, this fourth annual celebration packs the day with riding, racing, and spooky fun. Gates open in the morning, open riding follows, and the track gets fresh prep around midday. An afternoon elimination race leads into awards, with trophies and prize money handed out right after. The action continues with more open riding and FMX, then a haunt opens after dark. The haunt is larger than last year, and a $5 donation per person is requested. A food truck partner will be announced closer to the day, with more details to come.

South Bend musicians Mark Anella and Sophie Wilson take the stage as a duo to celebrate the release of their new album. Their show weaves Americana, folk, and roots traditions into a vibrant, contemporary sound, pairing sincere songwriting with standout instrumental craft. Playful storytelling and rich vocal harmonies foster a warm connection with listeners and highlight the community spirit that live music can spark.

A relaxed meetup for people who care about the environment, featuring friendly conversations on green topics and ideas. Expect an easygoing atmosphere where eco minded attendees can chat, share perspectives, and connect. Bring your favorite beverage to enjoy while you mingle.

Sunglasses At Night lights up The REES Theatre with an energetic tribute to the biggest hits of the 1980s. Expect a fast-paced show filled with crowd-pleasing anthems, vibrant retro vibes, and interactive moments that keep everyone singing and moving from the first song to the last. With dynamic stage presence and faithful renditions of the era’s favorites, the band channels the sound, style, and fun of the decade for a full-on throwback celebration. Whether you grew up on ‘80s music or just want a lively night out with friends, this concert delivers nostalgia and nonstop entertainment. Tickets are available at Na Rie Simple Treasures or at the Everwise Boxoffice the night of the show.

Set out on a five day, four night motorcoach getaway that blends acclaimed theatre, classic railroading, local markets, and a sweet finish in Hershey. The itinerary highlights a new Sight & Sound Theatre production, Joshua, presented on an expansive stage with elaborate scenery, live animals, and immersive effects that bring the biblical story to life. Evenings also feature the Carole King Musical at Dutch Apple Dinner Theatre with dinner included, plus the Magic & Wonder Dinner Show with a buffet and a lively mix of illusions, music, and comedy. Rail fans can look forward to a relaxing ride aboard a historic train through Lancaster County with lunch included, followed by a guided, early-access visit to the Railroad Museum of Pennsylvania with time to explore exhibits and the gift shop. Local flavor takes center stage at Lancaster Central Market, where long-standing vendors offer farm-fresh foods, Amish favorites, international bites, and handmade goods under one historic roof. Kitchen Kettle Village adds more to discover with small shops, local specialties, and the chance to choose your own lunch at cozy cafés. The finale unfolds at Hershey Chocolate World with a fun ride that shares how the treats are made, interactive displays, and plenty of shopping for souvenirs. Seven meals are included, featuring four hot breakfasts at the hotel, one lunch with the train experience, and two dinners tied to the dinner shows. Transparent pricing is offered at $1,199 per person for double occupancy, $1,179 per person for triple occupancy, and a $299 single supplement, and driver and guide gratuities are included. A $75 deposit secures a seat. Travel is by comfortable, climate-controlled motorcoach with Wi‑Fi, onboard entertainment selected by the Tour Director, an onboard restroom, and overhead storage for small carry-ons. Luggage is handled for you at the hotel on arrival and departure, with larger suitcases stowed under the coach, and personal essentials kept with you in your carry-on. Accommodations are at a Hampton Inn, where each morning begins with a hot breakfast that may include eggs, waffles or pancakes, breakfast meats, potatoes, fruit, yogurt, cereals, pastries, and beverages such as coffee, tea, and juices. A professional Tour Director oversees the journey from start to finish. Signature touches include complimentary snacks on board, free water refills, and a friendly atmosphere among fellow travelers. First-time guests receive an insulated water bottle to use throughout the trip, and returning travelers are encouraged to bring theirs for easy refills. The activity level involves moderate walking, with seating available for breaks, and guests with mobility concerns are encouraged to travel with a companion for assistance if needed.

An open mic night celebrating creative community welcomes first-time performers and seasoned artists, as well as supportive audience members. Admission is free and open to all. Share music, poetry, or improv, try something new, and cheer on local talent. Sign-ups are available for those who want to take the stage. The atmosphere centers on creativity, connection, and encouragement throughout the evening.

A community blood drive takes place at Walkerton Lincoln Township Public Library. Donate blood and help save lives.

Elite paintball competitors will converge for a high-stakes contest where national affiliations take a back seat and only skill, speed, and smart strategy decide the outcome. The large-scale game returns with opportunities for participants to showcase individual talent amid the action. Two sides will represent the world at large, battling for pride, control, and a taste of Olympic glory. Objectives add to the score, each elimination counts, and when the closing horn sounds, one team will claim the championship. This is the 2026 Paintball Olympics.

Trunk or Treat offers a festive outing focused on costumes and treats. Dressing up is encouraged, and bringing a bag to collect candy is recommended.

Enjoy a relaxed, hands-on creative session with step-by-step guidance to make two seasonal craft projects. Express your style while creating pieces that can be given as thoughtful gifts to friends and family. Advance registration is required by the stated deadline, and late registration is not available because supplies are ordered ahead of time. Tickets are nonrefundable unless the event is canceled by Rhyme & Reason.

Celebrate Halloween at the Plymouth Moose with a costume party that welcomes spooky, silly, and standout looks. Expect a rockin atmosphere and plenty of festive energy. Come in your most creative outfit and enjoy Halloween fun with a lively crowd.

More than a hundred Amish and Mennonite artists from roughly twelve states come together to share and showcase their creations. A wide range of mediums will be represented, including woodcraft and woodworking, oil and acrylic painting, pastel work, pencil sketching, creative writing, cake decorating, and other forms of expression. The event also features classes and live demonstrations, along with an auction, a raffle, and a brunch. A session open to the public offers the opportunity to purchase artwork.

From King to Country offers a one-night-only journey from the electrifying Vegas swagger of Elvis Presley to the heart of classic country. The opening act rekindles the glitz and power of the King’s Vegas years, then the music shifts into a lively run of favorites made famous by Conway Twitty, George Jones, Tracy Byrd, and more, inviting plenty of sing along moments. The evening culminates in a special finale led by Jordan Poole. Presented at The REES Theatre with sponsorship from Country Charm Cleaning Center.

The Community Health Clinic’s yearly Dutch dinner offers a friendly evening that blends mission and community. Guests hear firsthand stories about the clinic’s impact close to home, across the state, and beyond. A traditional Amish meal served family style sets the tone for conversation, and there is an opportunity to help sustain services that benefit people living with rare disorders. Launched fifteen years ago to grow awareness and support for the clinic’s mission, this gathering welcomes area business professionals, healthcare providers, and community members who want to better understand the value of the work being done.

A relaxed meetup for people interested in environmental issues. Conversations focus on green topics and ideas, and attendees can bring a favorite drink to enjoy.

Hosted by the North Liberty Area Chamber of Commerce, this beloved holiday tradition returns with an All-American Christmas theme that blends patriotic touches, nostalgic scenes, and small-town charm. The Stellar Trail at North Liberty Elementary is transformed into a glowing winter wonderland where visitors can bundle up and enjoy a leisurely, festive stroll. Expect a dazzling light walk with twinkling trees, illuminated tunnels, and colorful displays. Kids and the young at heart can stop by Santa’s Village, and there are interactive features and cheerful backdrops perfect for annual family photos. Admission is pay-what-you-can, and donations support the Chamber’s community events and business programs. Appreciation goes out to the local sponsors, volunteers, and businesses who help bring the celebration to life.

Get into the holiday spirit at a cheerful craft and vendor market featuring handcrafted finds, skilled local makers, fresh baked treats, and a touch of familiar direct sales items. Discover one of a kind gifts, shop small, and enjoy a festive shopping experience.

Set in Amish Country, this gathering features more than 130 vendors and a variety of Amish food. Cinnamon rolls are available for breakfast, offering a sweet start before you browse the many booths.

Celebrate the season at a community market at the Knox Community Center, presented by Knox Main Street United. Explore offerings from local businesses, artisans, crafters, bakers, boutiques, and makers, with opportunities to find unique holiday gifts, handmade items, home decor, and tasty treats while keeping spending local. Enjoy a welcoming atmosphere that highlights small businesses from Knox and nearby communities. Vendor booth spaces are available for $25 and are limited.

At North Liberty Community Center, this cheerful holiday bazaar features unique shopping and seasonal treats. Explore offerings from local vendors, including festive decor, handmade crafts, home fragrances, baked goods, and jams, with plenty of finds to help finish Christmas shopping. Breakfast and lunch will be available.

Claudia Schmidt showcases a lifetime of music-making with a personal blend of folk, jazz, blues, and spoken word. The widely praised singer, songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist has released 24 albums and is a familiar voice from recurring appearances on NPR’s A Prairie Home Companion. For more than fifty years she has connected with audiences through a commanding voice, vivid storytelling, and an inviting stage presence. Originally from Michigan and now based in Connecticut, she continues to tour nationwide, sharing her own songs with a singular style.