This weekend in Schererville, IN

At Lake County Fairgrounds in Northwest Indiana, Walk 4 CMT brings people together for a day on the move along wide paths and shared spaces around the grounds. Participants can circle the path with friends, loved ones, and other supporters while contributing to a nationwide awareness effort for Charcot-Marie-Tooth disease. All ability levels are welcome, with attendees coming from nearby and from farther away. Every step taken in Northwest Indiana expresses support and hope for those living with CMT.

A focused writing session where any project is welcome, whether it is a book, blog, script, essay, dissertation, resume, melody, poem, or regular work tasks. Writing stays private and no unsolicited feedback is given. The group meets weekly at Tiny's. Participants may bring headphones if they wish. Tiny's offers a weekend brunch menu, espresso drinks, cocktails, and table service. You can simply show up or sign up ahead of time.

This weekly One Piece Store Tournament brings together the local One Piece TCG scene for organized rounds, competitive matchups, and official support. Players of every experience level are welcome, whether refining a favorite build or putting together a first deck. Expect a friendly atmosphere where participants can test strategies, trade with fellow fans, and compete for prizes and weekly bragging rights. Seating may be limited, so early arrival for registration is recommended.

Trell’s Day brings families and friends together at Tizzie’s Place to celebrate community, spirit, and joy with a shared aim of making a meaningful impact. Dinner plates are available, including a hot link for $10.99, BBQ chicken for $11.99, rib tips for $12.99, or ribs for $15.99. Each meal comes with spaghetti, baked beans, a dinner roll, and a choice of potato salad or coleslaw. For more information, contact 219-487-5020.

Weekly Gundam TCG tournaments offer organized play with structured rounds, lively matches, and a welcoming space for a growing community of pilots, collectors, and competitors. New players can learn the ropes while veterans tune strategies, test fresh deck builds, and face off for weekly prizes and bragging rights. Expect a friendly atmosphere focused on improving skills, meeting other fans, and celebrating the Gundam universe through competitive play. All experience levels are encouraged to participate. Seating may be limited, so plan to register early and bring your preferred deck.

Learn about the ambassador animals at the Douglas Center and what makes them unique. Discover what they eat, where they live, and how park staff cares for them.

Wildwood Country brings an upbeat night of live country music to 41° North Tavern, blending beloved classics with newer anthems and the kind of energy that keeps the dance floor busy. Line dancing and two-stepping fit right in, whether you plan to move to the music or simply relax and listen. The tavern offers a full selection of food along with craft beverages and cold beer, and it stays open late for an unhurried evening.

A lively day of shopping awaits at the St. John Farmers Market, featuring a variety of farmers and vendors participating this season. The market takes place at Powers Health Community Hospital Outpatient Center. It is a rain or shine event, and pets are welcome.

At the Paul H. Douglas Center, Outreach Ambassadors help visitors watch the activity at the feeder-viewing window and identify the birds they see, with binoculars available to borrow. Each month also spotlights one species and shares its life history and conservation story, and this month features the Northern Cardinal. Complimentary beverages and treats are provided by Tiny's Coffee Bar. Admission is free, and a National Park parking pass is not required.