Events in Seymour, IN

Hosted by Scott County Community Foundation and United Way at Scott County Community Foundation, this monthly Coffee with the Chamber gathering offers a relaxed setting to connect with fellow professionals. Attendees can share business updates, build new relationships, and learn more about the hosting organizations. It is a friendly opportunity to expand networks and gain insight into the local community and its businesses.

Led by Tepe of The Smarter Service, this workshop explores how artificial intelligence is becoming part of everyday life and provides straightforward guidance to begin using it. The session highlights practical examples and simple first steps to help newcomers get started.

This book discussion group focuses on nonfiction about the Civil War, with conversations that examine the conflict's history and its enduring impact.

Flipdaddy's of Scottsburg features live music from Robin Embry alongside burgers, craft beer, and a variety of food and drinks. The performance includes a mix of original songs and covers.

Wrap up the summer with the final concert at Crossroads Community Park featuring Foreigners Journey to Boston. Food and drinks will be available from Jag-O's and Mark & Beth’s Smalltown Sweets, with alcoholic beverages served by the Knights of Columbus.

Cosmic Calcutta with Columbus Gun Club takes place at CERAland Recreational Park. The event features practice and games, followed by a Calcutta where shooters are sold. Competition includes a singles round with 25 targets and a handicap round with 25 targets, using ATA yardage or a known shooting distance set by management.

Take part in an interactive candle making workshop at Propeller guided by Panthera Candleworks. Pour, blend, and shape a custom candle in a relaxed, creative setting, then bring your finished piece home. No prior experience is required, and participants of all ages are welcome. Couple tickets are limited.

Taking place at the Bartholomew County Public Library Plaza, America’s Mixtape offers a free, family-friendly concert experience that travels through a mix of favorite genres, from folk, country, bluegrass, and gospel to classic rock, regional Mexican, and more. Bring dinner and a folding chair, settle in, and enjoy a musical road trip for all ages.

Laughing Dad Entertainment turns Bootleggers Bar & Grill into a comedy club for one night with a three-comic showcase. Cory Miller, a Louisville Comedy Club regular who has shared stages with major names, appears alongside Lucious Williams, winner of the 2026 Funniest Person in Louisville as voted by audiences and fellow comics. Rounding out the bill is Danny Browning, a veteran with more than twenty years of touring and features on Jeff and Larry's Comedy Roundup on SiriusXM. Expect club-style stand-up, a lively crowd, and drinks from the bar. The show carries a light R rating for mature content that keeps it sharp without going too far. General admission is $15, and tables tend to fill quickly for live entertainment at this spot.

Learn to Play Hockey offers on-ice instruction for youth and teens in partnership with Columbus Youth Hockey. Sessions welcome ages 4 to 19, with separate periods for ages 4 to 13 and for ages 13 to 19. The cost is $5 per session, and equipment is provided. Participants will be fitted for gear and will complete sign-in at the main office before getting on the ice.

Now in its 38th year, the Buffaloe 500 features AMA National Dual Sport and Adventure rides in Indiana. The Dual Sport option includes 50 miles of single track. The Adventure Ride follows a mix of Indiana back roads and gravel routes. Participants can choose the format that fits their riding style and enjoy varied terrain throughout the event.

Discover a vibrant community farmers market with fresh foods, local fun, and music. The Power of Produce program provides children with $2 in POP Bucks so they can choose their own produce each week.

At Mill Race Park, enjoy an outdoor yoga session suitable for every experience level, followed by a mimosa or an alcohol-free no-mosa served by Sunny Days Mobile Bar. Hosted by the Columbus Park Foundation and Zen Wellness, this gathering blends mindful movement with community support. Registration is $25 per person, with proceeds benefiting the foundation’s work with Columbus Parks & Recreation to foster sustainable public spaces and accessible programs. Optional donations can be added during registration. Please bring your own yoga mat.

Kids and teens ages 8 to 17 can enjoy complimentary airplane rides. Upon arrival, head to the airport terminal lobby and check in at the Young Eagles registration table. Advance reservations are required.

This program welcomes needle crafters of all kinds to gather, work on projects, socialize, and exchange ideas. Attendees can also explore learning a new craft alongside others.

Learn to craft a decorative besom broom in a beginner-friendly make and take workshop led by Lauren Manning. Using twigs, dried flowers, and herbs, participants build and decorate a one-of-a-kind piece while exploring folklore, plant magic, and intention setting. The session features a live demonstration, clear step by step guidance, and ample time to create, with all materials provided. Everyone completes a finished broom to take home for fall, Halloween, or year-round display. Lunch, drinks, and dessert are included and served before the workshop. The fee is $56.

Learn to craft a decorative dried flower broom, also called a besom, using natural materials such as twigs, dried flowers, and herbs. The session pairs hands-on making with insights into plant traditions and ways to set intentions, resulting in a distinctive piece of home decor. Designed with beginners in mind, it includes all materials and guidance for building and embellishing your broom. A real-time demonstration and guided, sequential instruction lead into focused time to create your own finished piece to take home. The completed broom suits autumn themes, Halloween displays, or everyday styling. Lunch will be served before the workshop, with drinks and dessert included. Instruction is provided by Lauren Manning. Fee: $56.00.

A monthly youth group gathering on the third Sunday for ages 13 and up meets at Scottsburg United Methodist Church. It is open to LGBTQ+ youth and allies and offers a friendly place to make new friends. Snacks are provided, along with either an activity, a guest speaker, or an adventure.

The 23rd annual charity golf outing in support of Riley Hospital for Children takes place at Timbergate Golf Course and features a full day of golf, lunch, on-course contests, and player gifts. A shotgun start is planned. Riley Fun Packets and Mulligans will be available for purchase at the event to enhance the round. All proceeds benefit Riley Hospital for Children. Space is limited, and sponsorship opportunities are available.

The Hen & Chicks Fall Barn Market brings together more than 70 handmade, boutique, and vintage vendors for a two-day shopping experience. Explore offerings from a wide range of sellers in one place.

Teens in grades 7 through 12 will find games, gymnastics, and open gym time at Foundation For Youth. Admission is free. For questions, email bgc@foundationforyouth.com or call 812-348-4558, extension 221.

A fun filled evening at Harmony Park offers delicious food, brews, and live music.

Autocross Points Event #8: Super Weekend brings two days of cone course action to the Cummins Test Track, with options to compete for a single day or across the full weekend. Gates open first, then entry and exit become limited later, so competitors are encouraged to arrive before restrictions begin and spectators and riders should plan to arrive early as well. The day starts with tech inspection and on-site registration, and late registration is available for an additional $10 before the cutoff. The course is open for walking ahead of competition, including a guided walk shortly before the driver’s meeting. After the meeting, cars take to the course and the event continues into the afternoon. Single day entry fees are $30 for SCCA members and $50 for non-members, with non-members required to add the SCCA Weekend Membership during sign up. For both days, SCCA members pay $50 and non-members pay $75, with the same weekend membership requirement for non-members.

A fall car and truck show centered on Ford vehicles and Mustangs, featuring the "Boss Mustang" as this year's highlighted model. The event takes place at Master Power Transmission.

Get hands-on with a seasonal craft at a make-and-take class focused on holiday grapevine wreaths. Under the guidance of Lauren Manning, participants learn to assemble a natural wreath on a grapevine base, adding fresh evergreens, ornaments, and ribbon to match personal style. The session is beginner friendly and includes a live demonstration, step-by-step instruction, and dedicated time to create a finished piece to take home for a door or interior display. All materials are provided, and the package covers the lecture and all instructional elements. Lunch is served before the workshop, with drinks and dessert included. The fee is $56.00.

Timothy Scott performs a solo acoustic set of classic rock favorites at Eagles #741 in Columbus, Indiana.

Build a festive grapevine wreath in a hands-on workshop led by Lauren Manning. Learn to form a natural base and add fresh evergreens, ornaments, and ribbons, then personalize the design for your door or seasonal decor. The session welcomes beginners and includes a live demonstration, step-by-step instruction, and dedicated time to create your own piece. All supplies are provided, and everyone leaves with a finished wreath to take home. Lunch is served before the workshop, with drinks and dessert included. The fee is $56.

Discover something new, fun, and creative at this free public event. Vendors are welcome, with a $30 vendor fee, and there is a $10 fee for previous brides who plan to sell wedding decor. Attendees can enjoy wine, beer, and offerings from a food truck. A beautiful photo opportunity with one of the horses is also being planned.

Celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month with a discussion for readers of teen books. Choose any teen title by a Hispanic author that features a Hispanic main character, then arrive ready to share what you read with the group. The gathering takes place at TaColumbus, and appetizers are provided by the Friends of BCPL. Registration is highly encouraged.

Columbus welcomes the return of the Whale of a Sale fall event at CERAland Park, featuring a large selection of gently used and brand-new items for kids, teens, and families at wallet-friendly prices. Find clothing, shoes, toys, baby gear, books, and more in one convenient marketplace. Early shopping opportunities are available. Whether you are refreshing wardrobes or rehoming items your children have outgrown, this community event centers on families, savings, and a fun shopping experience.

Seymour extends a warm welcome to No Fences.

Set at Circle K Fieldhouse at NexusPark in Columbus, Indiana, this national tournament features a duals-only format with K-8 and high school divisions, each offering Progressive and All-Star teams. Updated weight classes are in place, and participation is capped at 128 teams. A $100 discount is available on team entry. It provides a national stage for girls to compete and showcase their skills.

Create a festive grapevine wreath in a friendly, beginner focused make and take workshop. Build your design with a grapevine base, fresh evergreens, ornaments, and ribbon while receiving step by step guidance to personalize it for your front door or home. The session begins with a live demonstration and clear instruction, followed by dedicated time to craft your own finished piece to take home. All materials are provided, and the experience includes a brief lecture plus lunch with drinks and dessert. Lunch is served before the hands on portion begins. The workshop is led by Lauren Manning. The fee is $56.00.

Elevate the Stage returns to Columbus, Indiana for an uplifting evening at The Commons, transforming music into hope for kids facing cancer. Focused on amplifying pediatric cancer research, the event brings people together to raise awareness, empower those affected, and direct support toward a brighter future for children. Opportunities span sponsorships, volunteer involvement, and celebrating alongside a caring community committed to this cause.

Settle in for an outdoor screening of The Super Mario Galaxy Movie at NexusPark. Everyone is welcome, and the film begins around nightfall. The screening is planned for the Midtown Green in front of Entrance 2, with a weather backup in the Circle K Fieldhouse when available. The official start time will be shared on Facebook.

A party featuring DSW takes place at Cozy Lounge.

Create a festive, nature-inspired wreath in a beginner-friendly make and take workshop led by Lauren Manning. Learn to design on a grapevine base with fresh evergreens, ribbons, and ornaments, then tailor the look for your door or home decor. The session features a live demonstration, clear step-by-step guidance, and unhurried crafting time so everyone finishes a piece to take home. All supplies are provided, along with a short lecture and hands-on instruction. Lunch is served before the workshop, and drinks and dessert are included. The fee is $56.00.

Walk to End Alzheimer’s brings people together to support families, raise awareness, and take steps toward a cure. Participants can register and invite friends to walk alongside them, with every step contributing to the cause. This is a meaningful way to show solidarity in the effort to end Alzheimer’s.

Library staff at the new Eastside Branch present a storytime with stories, songs, and rhymes.

Take part in a welcoming community blood drive with Versiti Blood Center, where all donors are encouraged to participate, including those giving for the first time. Appointments are preferred and walk ins are welcome. By pre registering and showing up, donors are entered into the Donor Loyalty Program drawings, with multiple prize winners throughout the year. Earn raffle tickets for each attempt to donate, scheduling an appointment in advance, bringing friends, wearing Versiti gear, wearing a Halloween costume, posting a selfie while donating and tagging the Bespoke and Versiti pages, and completing the Why I Donate blood drop, with no limit on entries per drive. To prepare, eat regular, well balanced meals, drink plenty of water in the days leading up to your appointment, and bring a valid photo ID.

Set at NexusPark, this craft-focused marketplace showcases handmade home and holiday decor, food, and gifts from local makers and small businesses. Attendees can browse and purchase unique items while supporting the community. Vendor applications are available through the event organizer.

Live easy listening classic rock sets the tone while artisan vendors offer goods for sale. Food is available, and farm-made wine is poured, including wine slushies.

This performance features classic rock favorites delivered live. It offers a relaxed vibe with plenty of familiar tunes to hum along to.

A family-friendly trick-or-treat is set in the park, prioritizing a safe experience for children. Kids can pick up candy and food coupons, and a selection of new activities just for them is planned. More details will be announced.

Hoosier Daddy Band performs at Beechwood Park during the Family Funfest with live music that blends classic and modern country plus a touch of southern rock. The set delivers an audience-friendly mix rooted in both traditional and contemporary country styles.

Venture through a haunted house and a twisting maze, then encounter cowboys locked in combat amid fire and smoke.

Flipdaddy's of Scottsburg will feature live music by Robin Embry alongside burgers, craft beer, and a selection of other food and drink options. Expect a mix of original songs and familiar covers in a friendly, social setting.

Cosmic Calcutta, presented with Columbus Gun Club at CERAland Recreational Park, features practice and games, followed by a sale of shooters and the main shoot. The program includes a singles round of 25 targets and a handicap round of 25 targets, with details for the handicap to be announced.

Experience a six hour trail endurance challenge built around a 5K loop that begins at the top of each hour. To continue, complete every lap within its hour. Finish early and take a break until the next start. Fall short on any lap and you are eliminated. Complete all six rounds and you outlast.

A relaxed cruise-in focused on cars and conversation over morning refreshments. Coffee and breakfast will be available for purchase. The event welcomes children, who can check out the vehicles and take part in activities.

The 3rd Annual See Me Fashion Show at The Commons in Columbus, Indiana highlights self expression, inclusion, and individuality while raising support for the programs and services of REACH Columbus. Adults served by REACH Columbus step onto the runway to share their personalities, talents, and strengths, encouraging a person first perspective that recognizes potential in everyone. The evening features a social hour, a seated dinner, a runway showcase, a live auction and a silent auction, and uplifting stories that foster a sense of community. This flagship fundraiser offers individual tickets and tables for eight with limited seating. Sponsorship opportunities are available, and donations provide another meaningful way to support opportunities for adults with disabilities.

A team race in the Stoney Lonesome Championship Hare Scramble Series brings motorcycle-only competition to natural terrain at Stoney Lonesome Motorcycle Club. The course winds through wooded singletrack with steep climbs, hollows, rocky sections, and creek beds. Facilities open on race day, and the gate fee includes overnight primitive camping, flush toilets, and access to the clubhouse, with concessions available for purchase. Gate fees are free for ages 16 and younger and $10 for ages 17 and older. No medical insurance is provided at SLMC events. All motorcycles 65cc and up must pass tech inspection before lining up, and there is no pit riding or warmup riding allowed. Registration is completed online, with the option to use a phone or a terminal at registration, and preregistration will be announced. Preregistered riders can use the express check-in on the right side of the registration area near concessions. A riders meeting is held at the start line before each race, and the trail to the start can be found at the northeastern corner of the parking lot, marked by a large wooden arrow on a tree.

Stuckwisch Appliances hosts this monthly Coffee with the Chamber gathering presented by the Scott County Chamber, centered on conversation and connections. Participants can network, share business updates, and learn about the hosts' businesses. It offers a welcoming way to meet new people, build relationships, and gain insight into the community, its people, and businesses.

NexusPark hosts a festive evening celebrating the 75th anniversary of the Columbus Regional Health Foundation, honoring the spirit and traditions of Columbus and Bartholomew County. Fall Ball & Boo blends the excitement of autumn sports with the playful charm of Halloween, offering interactive experiences and themed activities inspired by football, basketball, baseball, and soccer. Guests can embrace the theme in their own way, whether by wearing favorite team apparel, choosing elegant attire suited for a fairytale ball, or arriving in a creative costume. The night features music, dancing, delicious food, memorable photo opportunities, and activities for all ages. Attendees can browse an exceptional silent auction with unique items and explore offerings from local vendors. The celebration supports the foundation’s ongoing mission and fills the venue with energy, community spirit, and fun.

The French Family Band performs live in concert.

A lively marketplace in Lunenburg, Nova Scotia brings together talented artisans, local food, and live entertainment in a welcoming setting. Explore more than 150 vendor booths spread across multiple buildings, now expanded with an additional building for this edition. Shop one-of-a-kind pottery, woodworking, glass art, textiles, home decor, jewelry, and other handmade creations. Savor regional flavors from food trucks and food vendors, including baked goods, fudge, nuts, specialty foods, refreshing beverages, and local wines. Outdoor tents and live music create a festive atmosphere throughout the weekend. Admission includes a weekend pass bracelet. Only service dogs are permitted inside buildings. Bringing cash is recommended for smoother purchases. For more information, email Sabcreationkey50@gmail.com.

Columbus Parks and Recreation hosts an evening of family-friendly fall festivities at Donner Park. Stroll the Donner Trick-Or-Treat Trail and enjoy a seasonal celebration in the park.

Spooky season comes to the CERA campground with a family-friendly evening of Halloween activities. Trick-or-treating happens throughout the campground and is included with park entry, and for safety all vehicle and golf cart traffic is paused during the trick-or-treat period. Sammy’s Spooktacular Party takes place at the Campground Playground. A costume contest invites creative outfits and festive spirit. Younger participants can visit Sammy’s Ghost House, while thrill seekers can try the When Darkness Falls Haunted Trail. After dark, a Halloween movie screens to cap the night.

An ATA-registered shoot hosted by Columbus Gun Club at CERAland Recreational Park. Practice is available before the competition begins, and the program includes 200 singles and 100 handicap targets.

An annual, all-ages fall festival fills the plaza at the Downtown Columbus branch of the library with seasonal activities. Attendees can pick up a free snow cone from Sno Biz, take part in activities offered by community partners, hunt for characters in a book-themed scavenger hunt, and walk through a spooky trail. Because The LEX is undergoing updates, the festival takes place on the Downtown Columbus branch plaza this year.

Presented by Cummins, the Diversity Gala offers an evening of dancing, dinner, and community connection. Guided by the theme Dreams Begin Here, it highlights possibility, hope, and the strength that grows when people receive support, care, and belief in their potential. The celebration honors lives impacted by Su Casa’s mission and recognizes the power of coming together to uplift those stories.

Centra Foundation presents a festive run featuring the Boo Bash Costume Dash 5K and the Trick or Trot Kids Fun Run. Costumes are encouraged to add to the spirited atmosphere. Proceeds benefit United Way partner organizations across the Centra footprint. This family friendly gathering combines fitness and philanthropy for a meaningful cause.

CERA’s campground transforms into a family-friendly Halloween spot filled with activities and sweet surprises. Trick-or-treating is included with the park entry fee and happens throughout the campground, with vehicle and golf cart traffic paused for safety while candy is being passed out. The evening features Sammy’s Spooktacular Party at the campground playground and a costume contest, so come dressed to impress. After the candy run, settle in for a Halloween movie after dark. For extra thrills, visit Sammy’s Ghost House for kids and, for the brave, try the When Darkness Falls Haunted Trail.

A Halloween event at Cereland Park with a family-focused atmosphere suitable for all ages. It provides a welcoming setting for families to celebrate the holiday together.

The CNHS Cafeteria transforms into a mattress showroom for the 8th annual fundraiser benefiting the Columbus North High School Choirs. Shoppers will find name brands such as Purple, Helix, and Simmons Beautyrest, with prices up to 50 percent off retail. This single day sale supports the choir program, and every purchase benefits the program.

Discover a lively market experience with both indoor and outdoor vendors offering vintage finds, antiques, rustic pieces, furniture, home decor, farmhouse accents, rusty relics, barn salvage, shabby chic items, kitchenware, candles, chippy painted wood, upscale handmade goods, clothing, jewelry, accessories, and artwork. Enjoy adult beverages, a selection of food trucks, and music while you shop. Capture the moment at complimentary photo booths and watch for festive guest appearances. Admission is $5 in cash at the door, kids 12 and under are free, and parking is complimentary. No tickets are required, and a few fun surprises are planned.

Christmas at Chronicles gathers handmade, boutique, antique, food, and craft vendors for a weekend filled with tasty bites, refreshing drinks, and plenty of shopping. The event takes place at Chronicles Event Center. Entry is $5, with free admission for ages 12 and under.

Hoosier Daddy Band brings a live set that blends classic and contemporary country with a touch of southern rock. The performance delivers a crowd-friendly mix for listeners who enjoy both timeless tunes and modern country sounds.

This Christmas Market includes live music and a bonfire, and it takes place indoors.

Country favorites take center stage as Confederate Railroad brings a live performance to Jackson Live & Event Center in Seymour, Indiana. Expect a set filled with singalong staples including "Trashy Women", "Jesus and Mama", and "Daddy Never Was the Cadillac Kind", delivered in an in-person concert setting. Tickets are available in advance.

This hands-on workshop at Upland Brewing Co. Pump House in Columbus, IN guides participants in crafting an epoxy river piece such as a charcuterie board, lazy susan, clock, key holder shelf, coasters, or a mini pair. Projects are made with black walnut and other select hardwoods, paired with epoxy in colors you choose, with up to two colors selected upon arrival. After the session, each piece cures for about a week before entering a careful finishing phase that typically takes around six weeks, with timing dependent on class size and shipping. Completed creations are shipped to participants. All ticket sales are final. If attendance is not possible, someone may come in your place. Each attendee aged 12 and up must have a ticket, and a couples ticket allows two people to collaborate on one project.

Create a custom epoxy river piece at a hands-on workshop held at Upland Brewing Co. - Bloomington Brew Pub. Choose your project type, such as a charcuterie board, lazy susan, clock, key holder shelf, a coaster set, or a mini pair. Work with black walnut and other select hardwoods, then add epoxy in up to two colors that you select on site. After the session, each item rests for about a week to fully cure, then enters a careful finishing stage that typically takes around six weeks, with the overall timeline influenced by class size and shipping. When complete, the finished work is shipped to you in careful condition. All ticket purchases are final. If attendance is not possible, another person may come in your place. Every participant age 12 or older needs a ticket, and a couples ticket allows two people to collaborate on a single project.

The Scott County Chamber hosts a monthly coffee gathering at Mid-America Science Park, Door 4. The City of Scottsburg and Ivy Tech serve as coffee hosts, offering a casual setting where attendees can connect with peers, exchange updates about their businesses, and learn more about the hosts’ organizations. It is an easy way to make new contacts, build relationships, and gain insight into the community and its local businesses.

Ring in the holidays at a festive pop-up market in Seymour, Indiana, showcasing a mix of boutique, vintage, and handmade sellers. Held at Jackson Live & Event Center LLC, the event highlights quality finds for gifting and seasonal cheer. Admission is $5, and children 12 and under are free. Shop at your own pace, enjoy the holiday vibe, and make merry while you explore.

A solo acoustic performance featuring classic rock favorites, presented in a stripped back style that highlights the songs you know and love.

Explore more than 75 craft and food vendors all under one roof at the Nexus Park Fieldhouse. Capture a keepsake photo with The Grinch and Santa. Admission is free for everyone, and complimentary hot cocoa will be served. Vendor registration forms are available.

Hoosier Daddy Band brings live music to Scottsburg Moose Lodge with a blend of classic and contemporary country, rounded out by a hint of southern rock. The set features songs from across country’s eras alongside southern rock influences for a lively evening of tunes.

After the Black Friday rush, unwind at Ziggies with live music featuring Dirty Laundry. Settle in and enjoy a laid-back evening that offers a relaxing break from the shopping bustle while you take in the tunes.