Events in Seymour, IN

Set in a historic community gathering place in Louisville, this market brings together local farmers, food vendors, and handcrafted goods in a warm, family-friendly atmosphere. Shop, stroll, relax, and take in what the Depot offers, including free activities for kids, yoga offered on a donation basis at most markets, open green space, and a unique setting that feels like more than a quick stop. Amenities include indoor seating, a small museum area, and restrooms, and dogs on leashes are welcome. As a Kentucky Proud farmers market, SNAP benefits are accepted, and Double Dollars is planned to help make fresh local food more accessible in the community. Vendor applications are accepted only through the official website. Submissions via social media comments or messages are not considered, and payment is never requested by check, Cash App, Venmo, Zelle, or other unofficial methods. Please watch for impersonators claiming to represent the market. The event page is monitored, yet fake accounts may still appear.

The Clifton Universalist Unitarian Church hosts a weekly meditation circle before the service, offering quiet time for reflection and mindfulness. This free-form, non-doctrinal gathering welcomes every approach and tradition, whether you are new to meditation or experienced. Bring a rug or mat if you prefer to sit on the floor, and chairs will be available for comfortable seating. Staying for the service afterward is optional. The circle may not meet during the church retreat. It provides a peaceful setting to steady the mind and cultivate an inner sanctuary, with a gentle reminder from many teachers that meditation can happen anywhere.

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.

Celebrate Halloween on wheels at United Skates Indy with a family-friendly day of skating, arcade games, and tasty bites. A Family 4 Pack is available for $125 and includes admission and skate rental for four, unlimited cheese pizza for four, four $5 game cards, and unlimited playground access for children 10 and under. Costumes are encouraged, and the focus is on simple, all-ages fun that mixes rolling, playing, and snacking in a festive atmosphere.

Red Lion Grog House in Fountain Square hosts a relaxed paint and sip session centered on creating a Mushroom Ghost. The class is designed for beginners and experienced painters alike, with a professional artist guiding participants step by step. A 16×20 canvas is provided along with all materials, including an apron, brushes, canvas, and paints. Food and drinks from the Red Lion Grog House menu are available to enjoy before and during the session, and guests take home their finished artwork at the end. Free street parking is available in Fountain Square. Please note that food and beverages are not included with the ticket, no outside food or drink is permitted, and pricing is per person. Cancellations or rescheduling require 48 hours notice prior to the start, and refunds are offered only within three days of purchase. The organizer is not responsible for paint on personal or venue property. This social, beginner-friendly experience offers a creative way to relax, connect with friends, meet new people, or enjoy a solo outing in Indianapolis.

Roberts Park United Methodist Church offers a free, hot dine-in lunch. Everyone is welcome to share a meal together. Those who attend the church service beforehand can receive one of the first meal tickets.

Making Strides Against Breast Cancer of Louisville takes place at Louisville Slugger Field in Louisville, KY. The event brings people together to raise funds and increase awareness in the fight against breast cancer.

This weekly gathering brings queer artists together at Magpie Artspace in Historic Irvington every Sunday. Hosted by Deb Kent and Jamie Willis, attendees can bring a work in progress or start something new while creating alongside peers. For questions, text 317-225-2253.

The EastEndPorch JazzFestival presents a yearly lineup of free concerts open to all, spotlighting traditional jazz played by leading central Indiana musicians. A historic home’s front porch in Lockerbie Square, in downtown Indianapolis, becomes the stage for these intimate porchside performances. Each program includes one intermission. Seating is casual, with a limited number of host provided tables and chairs available by reservation and ample room along the street for personal lawn chairs. Guests may bring dogs, beverages, picnic baskets, and umbrellas for shade or a brief passing shower.

Take a hayride through Shawnee Park amid the fall colors. Enjoy lawn games, a Free Play area for children, and food trucks on site. Admission is free, with refreshments available for purchase. Hayrides depart from the Shawnee Park Pavilion.

The Monarch hosts a community jazz jam paired with a potluck, now happening twice each month. Musicians of all experience levels and listeners are welcome to take part. The JonAnthony Floyed-Jackson Quintet serves as host. A donation for the artists will be part of the event, and attendees should bring their own beverages.

A welcoming studio social offers a relaxed setting to try new steps, ask questions, and strengthen your social dancing. The session features open practice time. No partner is required, and bringing water is recommended. Admission is $10 for non-members, and it is free with a Meraki Membership. The gathering is held at Lang House, with entry through the back entrance by the main public parking lot.

This weekly pinball tournament in Louisville features registration before play begins. Entry is $5 with a token drop. Between rounds, players spin the Wheel of Fish for assorted prizes, and the top finishers receive cash awards. All skill levels are welcome.

Enjoy a community Octoberfest filled with family-friendly fun. A silent auction features contributions from many Highland businesses, while guests can also take part in pumpkin painting, a trunk or treat, a bouncy house, a cake wheel, face painting, and plenty of candy with nut-free options, plus lots of food. Short visits or longer stays are welcome. The bouncy house has an indoor setup, so activities continue rain or shine.

This community Trunk or Treat at FCCC features candy, free hot dogs, and a showcase of creatively decorated car trunks with a competition. Church members will be there to welcome neighbors and share a warm, caring atmosphere. Weather updates will be posted on the church Facebook page, and unless there is lightning the festivities are planned to continue outdoors.

Set at the Murat Theatre at Old National Centre, this concert includes a content advisory noting mature themes that may not be suitable for all ages, and parents are encouraged to guide children in attendance. Ticketing information highlights a general public sale along with presales for the artist and partners such as Old National Bank and Live Nation. Additional options reference T-Mobile Concert Perks with Fast Lane, as well as promotions tied to World Outlander Day and Christmas in July.

The Haunt Indianapolis delivers a high-intensity walkthrough packed with atmospheric sets, live performers, and immersive fright sequences, with unexpected jolts at every turn. Fresh terrors debut this season, promising unforgettable moments for thrill seekers. Lines can be shorter on select nights, and purchasing tickets in advance is encouraged. Bring your boldest friends if you dare and see who makes it to the exit.

Rumours of Fleetwood Mac brings its acclaimed tribute to Fleetwood Mac to Louisville Palace. Founded in Liverpool in 1999, the group is known around the world and tours with Mick Fleetwood’s blessing. Every attendee, including infants, must have a ticket, and all sales are final with no refunds or exchanges. Event details, pricing, and artists may change without notice, so check the venue’s website closer to the date for the most current information. Personal cell phone photography may be permitted at the show’s discretion, while professional cameras, flash, and any audio or video recording are not allowed. Ticket listings note a public onsale, VIP package options, and several presales, including Live Nation, Citi Cardmember, and DoStuff.

Enjoy a full hour of flow yoga guided by certified instructor Sonia Aponte. The class centers on smooth, continuous movements linked to the breath to encourage a balanced connection between mind and body.

Support is available for those coping with the death of a spouse or partner through an in-person group led by licensed counselors. Participants can share, listen, and connect with others experiencing similar loss in a caring setting. The group meets at Hosparus Health Louisville Grief Counseling Center, is free to the community, and gathers twice each month. Advance registration is required, and sign-up must be completed before attending a first session. For details or to register, call 502-456-5451.

Explore UofL’s organic Urban & Public Affairs Garden during a hands-on gathering focused on planting, watering, weeding, and harvesting. Students, faculty, staff, and community members are welcome to learn garden skills, help care for the beds, and enjoy the flavors of produce grown on campus. Tools and gloves are provided. Please bring bags if you would like to take home part of the harvest, and feel free to taste what is in season while lending a hand. These gatherings occur throughout the fall at both of UofL’s campus food gardens, with this session taking place at the Urban & Public Affairs location. Activities are canceled in the event of rain or extreme weather.

This is a moderate to brisk group ride targeting an average of about 16 miles per hour. The route spans roughly 20 miles and runs year round when weather allows. The ride is generally not swept, so newcomers should let the group know at the start and someone will stay with them. A relaxed post-ride stop is planned afterward.

Celebrate the season at the library’s Downtown Columbus branch, where the annual fall festival fills the plaza with complimentary snow cones from Sno Biz, activities hosted by community partners, a scavenger hunt to spot favorite book characters, and a spooky walk-through. Because of planned updates at The LEX, all festivities take place on the plaza at the Downtown Columbus branch this year.

A beginner friendly Wheelmen/BGI group trail ride brings riders together for a shared trail outing. It is intended for those new to group trail riding.

Set out from Monnik Beer Company in Schnitzelburg for an easygoing recovery ride that keeps things truly relaxed. Expect a comfortable pace of about 10 to 15 miles per hour over roughly 10 to 15 miles, with an example route around 11 miles noted. After the ride, head back to Monnik for a casual hang where pints are one dollar off.

Team up for a DJ-hosted trivia game, whether you arrive with a group or plan to join an existing team. It is free to play, and prizes await the top three teams by points. Boost your score by finding the clue of the day on the DJ Trivia website and by signing up for the weekly email, which lets you double the points on any regular round question. Share your email with the trivia host to get enrolled. For those who enjoy ongoing competition, ask the host about league play.

Out of Left Field Trivia delivers a brain-bending challenge at Whirling Tiger, hosted by Devon and Corey. Questions veer into obscure pop culture, niche history, and wildly unexpected facts, so a squad of dedicated trivia lovers will serve you well. The top three teams take home Whirling Tiger gift cards. Bring your sharpest crew, enjoy a drink, and be ready for curveballs from start to finish.

Teams gather at The Eagle in Louisville for a lively Family Feud style game night that blends quick thinking with friendly competition. Groups collaborate to identify the most popular survey answers, collect points, and compete for prizes awarded to the top finishers. There is no cost to participate, the setting is welcoming to all ages, and food and drinks are available to enjoy between rounds.

Build confidence, move with freedom, and celebrate feminine expression in bellydance classes designed for every skill level. No previous experience is needed, and participants only need enthusiasm to get started. Instruction is led by Liah Mazz, an international bellydance artist with more than two decades of experience. With a foundation in Physical Education and training across multiple dance styles, her approach blends precise technique with expressive artistry. After study in Egypt in 2024, she brings a richly authentic and elevated connection to the traditions of belly dance.

An all-recovery meeting in the Main Room at Louisville Recovery Community Connection provides a space for people to share their addiction recovery experiences. Discussion centers on hope, healing, and how recovery can change lives, regardless of the substance or behavior at the root of addiction. A virtual option to attend via Zoom is also available.

Eagles fans can catch the matchup with the Dallas Cowboys at The Manhattan Project during a dedicated watch party for the seventh game of the season. The venue is offering several new specials this year, and Yuengling is on special during all Eagles games. DJ 7 Foot provides music before kickoff, throughout commercial breaks, at halftime, and after the game. Stadium sound elements, including pregame intro music and the fight song, help bring the atmosphere of Lincoln Financial Field to the room.

Celebrate a late-night launch at The Most Magical Place in Seymour. Enjoy a magical atmosphere as anticipation builds toward the countdown. Admission is $35 and includes the book, a themed drink, and swag forged for the Valkyrie Cycle.

Hosted by the JCPS Black Employee Resource Group at DuBois Academy in Louisville, this wellness expo centers on caring for both mind and body through community support. Attendees can explore a community vendor fair, take part in a free mat Pilates workout, and connect with resources that build resilience and support overall well-being. Home Away from Home Therapeutic Center (HAHTC) will participate as a vendor, sharing information about trauma-informed mental health services, therapy, and targeted case management for individuals and families.

At Biltwell Event Center, a free breakfast recognizes decades of community impact, from support for mental well-being to restorative justice initiatives serving young people and their families. The morning focuses on revisiting a long-standing legacy, honoring those affected, and considering the continued impact this work aims to achieve.

Designed for parents and caregivers mourning the loss of a child, this peer-centered daytime support group offers a caring space to share personal stories, talk through current challenges, and explore coping tools at a pace that feels right. The group is ongoing and meets at the Hosparus Health Grief Counseling Center. There is no cost to attend. First-time participants are asked to register in advance so a facilitator can connect beforehand and help ensure a supported start.

Denise leads community yoga classes in the Parish Life Center Room B at St. John Paul II Parish. Two options are available, a chair-based practice and a gentle class suitable for all levels. The cost is $12 cash, and participants should bring a yoga mat and a block. Newcomers are welcome. Please reserve your spot in advance. For questions, call 502.509.7755 or email denise@infiniteblissyoga.org.

This Rotary gathering at the Chin Community Center begins with a networking opportunity among professionals and community leaders, then continues with a meeting that explores how Rotary makes a meaningful difference in the community. It is for people who are passionate about serving others, interested in building connections, and looking to learn how they can contribute.

This gathering brings together veterans with the Vet to Vet community in the ballroom. Coffee and snacks are planned for every veteran who attends. The occasion recognizes the supportive community at Pinnacle West and provides a friendly setting to connect with fellow veterans.

This peer-centered group is for individuals grieving the loss of someone to homicide and meets at the Hosparus Health Resource Center inside the Republic Bank Foundation YMCA. Licensed counselors facilitate the sessions, offer helpful resources, and foster a supportive environment where participants can share at their own pace. There is no cost to attend. Pre-registration is required, and a facilitator will reach out for a brief phone screening before a first meeting. To protect privacy and ensure space for participants, only registered group members may attend. Guests, observers, and students are not permitted.

Yoga for Mobility with instructor Michelle Flynn offers a supportive practice focused on improving range of motion and overall ease of movement in a unique ice rink setting. All experience levels are welcome, from first-timers to longtime practitioners. Drop-in admission is $12, and multi-class passes are available in sets of five or ten. Participants ages 13 and up may attend on their own, while younger students can take part with a parent or adult guardian. Bring a mat if you have one, or borrow one on site.

A no-cost weekly group at the Hosparus Health Grief Counseling Center in Louisville supports parents and guardians who are caring for a grieving child at home and looking for guidance, community, and practical tools. Each meeting offers education on grief, time for conversation, and coaching from licensed grief specialists. Participants can connect with others in similar situations, learn strategies to use at home, and feel better prepared to support a child's healing. An introductory session is offered for newcomers prior to the start. Registration is required.

This monthly in person meetup at Rainbow Blossom Highlands welcomes people with allergies and autoimmune conditions, along with friends. It provides an inclusive space to connect with others who share similar challenges, exchange experiences and tips, and make new connections. It is free to attend and no registration is required.

A family-friendly trivia night invites participants to test their knowledge for a chance to win prizes, creating a relaxed evening out together. It is part of an ongoing series and signals more happenings ahead at the new Bootleggers.

Created for members of the LGBTQIA+ community processing the death of a partner, spouse, parent, sibling, or other meaningful person, PRISM offers a supportive setting to share grief and feel understood. The group centers on peer connection, with licensed counselors available to guide conversation and offer gentle support so participants can engage at a pace that feels right. Sessions are held at the Hosparus Health Grief Counseling Center. There is no cost to participate. First-time attendees are asked to register in advance, and a facilitator will connect beforehand to explain what to expect and help make the first visit more comfortable. To protect confidentiality and because space is limited, participation is limited to enrolled group members and guests are not permitted.

The second episode of Dwarfism Now with Ethan Crough brings a mix of humor and education to the Columbus Bar in Columbus, Indiana. The show is designed to entertain while sharing meaningful insights, offering opportunities for both laughter and learning. Admission is free, donations are appreciated, and seating is limited to 35 with reservations accepted.

General knowledge trivia brings a mix of pop culture, history, sports, music, and those surprising facts you forgot you knew, creating a lively and competitive setting for teams and solo players alike. Test what you know while enjoying half price select appetizers and $5.50 32 oz domestic beer. Top teams take home gift cards, with $50 for first place, $30 for second, and $10 for third.

Feud Night brings a fast paced, survey style showdown to Hoops Grill and Sports Bar in Louisville. Teams face off to match the crowd’s top answers, creating a playful game show atmosphere with plenty of laughs. Gift card rewards are available... $50 for first place, $25 for second, and $10 for third, along with bragging rights. Specials feature $2.50 tacos and two for one well drinks for $3.00. It is a fun way to brighten a Tuesday, whether you arrive with a team or make new friends on site. Arrive early, enjoy a drink, and get ready to play.

Food Truck Wednesday brings a weekly lunchtime vibe to Plaza on Fourth with a rotating lineup of food trucks and live music. The street is closed to vehicle traffic so trucks can set up and the open streetscape creates a lively atmosphere with extra midday dining choices for Downtown employees, visitors, and convention goers. Picnic tables are stationed on the plaza across from the trucks to offer additional seating. Offerings span gourmet specialties as well as classics like burgers and tacos, and coffee and frozen desserts are available on select dates. Presented by JPMorganChase with support from River City Bank.

In the pavilion, guests can enjoy seafood alongside music, dancing, and trivia set to favorites from years past. Those dining in the pavilion can also enjoy a sweet treat while supplies last, creating a relaxed mix of food, fun, and nostalgic tunes.

This light and encouraging conversation examines grief and its purpose through the lens of Grateful Dead song titles and lyrics. No familiarity with the band is required. Led by Joe Ferry of Hosparus Health, the discussion explores the path of grief in a meaningful and distinctive way.

Celebrate a festive evening at the market with costumes, dancing to the Monster Mash, trick-or-treating, and plenty of family-friendly fun. Seasonal lawn games and other activities are provided by Fun For All Games with Scott Keeling, while vendors get into the spirit with creative outfits and a booth-decorating contest. Surprise guests may make an appearance. This gathering marks the close of the regular market season for the Lyndon community, offering a final chance to visit favorite farmers and seasonal vendors. Some may showcase winter-themed goods, and there will be food, snacks, drinks, crafts, and kids activities at the City of Lyndon Resource Booth. The celebration also serves as a flagship trunk-or-treat for the Lyndon area, with expanded opportunities for decorated booths and trunks, and vendor fees applying. If the weather is dry, activities are planned for the meadow with signs directing onsite parking. In wet conditions, the event will move to the main parking lot for safety. A winter market is being planned, so keep an eye out for future updates.

A lively happy hour friend-raiser at Hop Atomica supports APRON Inc., an organization that assists local food and beverage workers in need. Guests can meet board members and learn how the organization serves the restaurant community. A photo gallery by Dan Dry will be on display, with 20 percent of print sales benefiting APRON Inc. Expect a prize wheel with swag and gift cards, happy hour pricing, special cocktails, and complimentary bar bites provided by US Foods. A tasting experience may feature selections from Jefferson’s Bourbon, Green River, Row 94, Copper & Kings, True Story Whiskey, Hop Atomica, Whiskey Row, G-4 Tequila, Deep Eddy, Trackside, and Monk’s Road, with the final lineup announced at the event. This gathering is free to attend, and donations are encouraged to further the mission. Part of a monthly series, it offers a welcoming way to give back while enjoying regional food and drink.

Roberts Park United Methodist Church in downtown Indianapolis provides hot, free takeout dinners for the community. Meals are available for pickup, and everyone is welcome.

Give kids a chance to make lasting friends and build memories in the great outdoors through Cub Scouts. Registration is available for a new adventure with hands-on activities that include slingshots, archery, BB guns, crafts, STEM projects, camping, and other outdoor experiences, all centered on having fun. For questions, contact Marie Ellis at marie.mccanless.ellis@gmail.com or 704-763-5535.

Set out from Seidenfaden’s with Paulette Meggoe and fellow riders for a friendly, no-drop group ride. A designated leader or club member stays with those who are new to the group or prefer a gentler pace, and everyone may ride at a speed that feels comfortable while prioritizing personal and group safety. The ride starts together as one group and continues year round, including in dark or very cold conditions, so lights are required. Bring a repair kit, water, a helmet, and clothing suited to the weather. Look out for each other by calling out hazards like glass to riders behind you. If you have a flat or other issue, shout "MECHANICAL" so assistance can reach you. After the ride, the group returns to Seidenfaden’s.

Celebrate the season with an evening of fall fun, a friendly community atmosphere, and good food. Invite family, friends, and neighbors to enjoy a warm and cozy autumn gathering.

By popular demand, this group ride once again begins and ends at Seidenfaden’s. The pace is quick and riders often sort into smaller groups based on ability and goals. Expect paceline work and lively efforts along Main Street, through Old Louisville and on Southern Parkway, plus a push up the Iroquois hill. Sprint points include the intersections at 2nd and Breckinridge and on Vine Street before returning to Seidenfaden’s. There is also an earlier option geared toward newer riders that follows the same start and finish. Bikes are kept inside at the end, and the venue becomes a cyclist hub with a wide range of craft beer.

This free discussion welcomes people of all backgrounds to explore how spiritual values could shape a more unified and peaceful future. Topics include what ideas and behaviors might be left behind, which principles could form the foundation of a better world, and how people can work together so that everyone has the chance to realize their fullest potential. The conversation offers a Bahá’í perspective on what a future society might look like and the role individuals can play in bringing it about, emphasizing spirituality as a force for unity, peace, and progress. Tickets are requested to indicate attendance. Donations will not be accepted.

Legacy Concerts brings Rehash to Hoosier Dome in Indianapolis, with The Flooks as the special guest. The event is open to all ages. Tickets are $25 in advance and $30 on the day of the show.

Mikie’s Pub in Indianapolis hosts a DJ-led trivia night where teams compete in a friendly setting. It is free to play, and prizes are awarded to the top three teams based on points. Participants can form a team or join an existing one. Bonus points are available, including a daily clue, and joining the weekly email list through the trivia host can enable a double-points opportunity on a regular round question. League play is also offered, so ask the host for details.

Recbar J-Town hosts a weekly trivia night in Louisville, offering a friendly setting to show off your knowledge. Choose a table in the dining area or take a seat at the bar, enjoy good food and a cold drink, and settle in for some trivia-filled fun.

PUP brings The Dream Is Over 10th Anniversary Tour to Mercury Ballroom in Louisville. The venue is open to all ages and is standing room only, with most tickets sold as general admission. Entry begins an hour before showtime, and every attendee, including infants, must have a ticket. The performer, schedule, and pricing may change without notice. Personal cameras may be allowed at the artist’s discretion, while professional cameras, flash photography, and any audio or video recording are not permitted. All purchases are final, with no refunds or exchanges. Ticket access includes a public onsale along with artist, Live Nation, and Citi cardmember presales, plus Citi cardmember preferred tickets.

A free event designed for seniors, family members, and caregivers features complimentary parking and admission along with no-cost health screenings. Guests can enjoy free food and take part in prizes and giveaways. Advance registration is optional, and those who register ahead will receive an extra entry in the giveaways.

Guided by the idea that grief can be an invitation to deeper understanding, this eight week workshop offers a supportive setting at the Hosparus Health Grief Counseling Center to explore how faith traditions and cultural practices shape our understanding of life, death, and mourning. Participants spend time listening, reflecting, and learning from a wide range of perspectives. Previous sessions have included insights from Jewish, Hindu, Muslim, and Buddhist communities, from Native American traditions, and from Christian viewpoints such as Catholic, Black Protestant, and Quaker. The experience is open to people of all backgrounds and beliefs, and space is limited.

This weekly Mentor Lunch at The Good Spot brings mentors, mentees, and anyone interested in meeting new people together for conversation, connection, and a shared meal. It also supports a veteran-owned business, as The Good Spot is owned by Navy veteran Omar. The focus is on building relationships, networking, and community.

Storytelling Drawing Sessions invites artists to connect with the lived experiences of longtime Indianapolis residents, listening as community members share and then translating those narratives into artwork in the medium of their choice. The atmosphere encourages thoughtful attention and creative response while participants draw, paint, or craft in their own style. There is no cost to attend, artists of every skill level are welcome, and gatherings take place at Polklore Micro-Museum. In partnership with Forward Motion, an Indianapolis ensemble devoted to new music, four sessions feature live performances that culminate in an ensemble piece inspired by the guest’s story.

A ribbon cutting celebrates the grand opening of Boot Barn, one of Columbus’ newest retailers. The occasion marks the store’s debut in the community.

Celebrate spooky season at a first-ever trunk or treat.

Autumn fun for families comes to The PATH School with an annual Trunk or Treat. Guests can enjoy candy, music, school supplies, and access to community resources in a safe, festive setting. Costumes are welcome to add to the seasonal spirit.

Experience a Halloween transformation at Garfield Park Conservatory with two distinct ways to explore its tropical setting. The earlier session is designed for families and young children, with costumes welcome, festive decorations and no live scarers among the plants. The later session turns up the fright with eerie music, spooky decor and roaming ghouls, and is recommended for ages 8 and older. Admission is $6 per person. All ages are welcome. There is no pre-registration and payment is taken at the door. Strobe lighting and artificial fog will be used.

G-FORCE is a peer-focused group that combines education, support, and connection for children ages 6 to 12 who are grieving the loss of a loved one. Through activities, open conversation, and gentle guidance, participants learn healthy ways to understand and express their feelings in a supportive environment. This free weekly program helps children feel recognized and cared for, and it reassures parents and guardians that their child has a nurturing space to work through emotions. Parents and guardians register first to attend G-FORCE Basic Training. Sessions are held at the Hosparus Health Grief Counseling Center.

Discover Cub Scouting at Goldsmith Elementary, where kids can make new friends and explore the outdoors through hands-on adventures. Activities may include archery, slingshots, BB guns, crafts, STEM projects, camping, and other outdoor fun. For questions, contact K.T Ockels at ktockels@gmail.com or 502-403-9585.

Daughtry performs live at Brown County Music Center in Nashville, Indiana. This show brings the act to the venue’s stage for an in-person concert experience.

SLI Audio presents a music-fueled take on bingo at Punch Bowl Social in Indianapolis. Brief clips from popular songs and music videos are played, and players mark the matching titles on their cards. It is free to participate, and there are four opportunities to win prizes.

An all-ages concert at the Murat Theatre at Old National Centre welcomes attendees for live entertainment. Doors open ahead of the performance. Ticketing includes a general public sale, presale opportunities for Old National Bank sponsors and Live Nation, and a Christmas in July special offer.

At Pizza Bar, All Star Entertainment presents a Thursday trivia night featuring six categories each week. There is no entry fee, and gift card prizes are up for grabs. Enjoy food and drinks while participants test their knowledge in a spirit of friendly competition.

At First String Bar and Grill, people gather to sing songs together. Participants add their voices and share in a group music experience.

Relive the past on a vintage-inspired, two hour cruise aboard the Belle of Louisville. Take part in music bingo and family-friendly games, with activities suited to all ages. Enjoy a nostalgic atmosphere in a budget-friendly setting.

Experience a bourbon tasting woven with eerie storytelling in Louisville, as whiskey educator Phil Kollin and dark tourism specialist Lacy Robinson guide an exploration of the spirit’s shadowy past. Hear accounts of a catastrophic distillery mishap, the pressures and secrecy of Prohibition, funeral lore, and the gravesites of the figures who helped shape the industry. Each pour is paired with a tale that ties flavor to history’s darker chapters. The lineup features Old Pogue Master’s Select Kentucky Straight Bourbon Whisky, Four Roses Single Barrel, Oxmoor Private Stock Small Batch Bourbon, and Booker’s Bourbon. Participants will sip while learning about renowned distillers who advanced the craft yet did not live to enjoy its well-aged rewards. Tickets are $45. This event is restricted to guests 21 and over. Seating is limited in an intimate setting. Street parking and a free lot next door are available. Refunds are available up to 48 hours in advance, minus Eventbrite fees. About the hosts: Phil Kollin of Phil Talks Whiskey is known for whiskey-centered ghost tours and immersive tastings that animate American whiskey history. Lacy Robinson, an Executive Bourbon Steward with an MBA in Bourbon Tourism and Event Management from Midway University, leads experiences at Oxmoor Farm & Estate, including tours that visit the resting places of Kentucky bourbon legends and programs that examine mourning traditions within the region’s heritage. Together they present an evening where bourbon and macabre history meet.

Open Mic Night at The Wit Theater spotlights emerging comedians from Indianapolis and throughout Indiana. Performers interested in taking the stage can email Ray at witmicnight@cszindianapolis.com. Signups open a week before each show and close 24 hours ahead. Sets should be five minutes, and responses may take time while entries are processed. An email will confirm whether a comic is on the list, and Ray arranges the final order to best highlight the talent. Comics who are not initially selected are encouraged to attend, as alternates may be chosen if there are no-shows. It is also an opportunity to connect with other comedians. For the safety and comfort of patrons and performers, management may restrict or remove anyone deemed disruptive or dangerous.

Free parking is available on select days during the season for every Kentucky Kingdom guest, including those without season passes and Bring-A-Friend visitors, which means a $15 savings per car. Parking services are managed by the Kentucky Exposition Center, which sets all policies and may update them at any time.

Now in its fifth year, Pumpkins at Kentucky Kingdom fills the park with fall fun from daytime into evening. In partnership with Jackolantern Spectacular, celebrating its 14th year in Louisville, the experience brings thousands of glowing sights and playful activities throughout the park. Guests can encounter more than 6,000 pumpkins, try seasonal games, catch live street performances, and meet colorful characters. After sunset, the park shifts into a glowing landscape with towering pumpkin creations. New highlights include a quarter-mile illuminated pumpkin trail added to Hurricane Bay, extended hours with entertainment Wednesday through Sunday, and more than 30 rides and attractions, including the all-new Flying Fox.

The annual Trunk or Treat at Long Run Baptist Church offers a festive evening where costumes are encouraged. After the trunk-or-treat fun, an outdoor movie will be shown on the lawn.

Enjoy Commander pod games at one of two locations. Sign in through the Companion app and get some rounds in, then at set points during the event you can take a twenty sided die roll for a prize shown in the event graphic. Certain prizes may run out based on demand, and accommodations will be made.

Enjoy a free preview of the first episode of Season 6 of The Chosen in the Great Hall at Center Church in Indianapolis. Light snacks and drinks will be provided.

Enjoy a relaxed game night with favorites like Catan, Canvas, Cards Against Humanity, Tsuro, Zombicide, and UNO, with more options available. Complimentary pizza, snacks, and beverages will be provided to keep the fun going. Complimentary downtown parking is available.

A Halloween-themed singles mixer in Indianapolis designed for adults ages 29 to 52 brings local people together for easy, in-person connections. Hosted by PRE-DATING, a speed dating and singles events company operating since 2001 with more than 38,000 events produced, this gathering focuses on simple, effective introductions in a safe, relaxed setting. A friendly host greets attendees and keeps conversations flowing as participants meet at least 12 and up to 30 potential matches from the area. Icebreaker games help spark conversation, and prizes and giveaways reward standout participation. The atmosphere is low pressure and welcoming, offering an efficient way to make new friends, explore romance, or discover something more.

An Indianapolis Halloween staple is back, open on weekends with a night designed for fear. Venture through unnerving sets brought to life by live performers, with immersive scares and adrenaline-spiking surprises waiting at every turn. This season introduces all-new frights, fresh nightmares, and moments you will not soon forget. Tickets are expected to move quickly, and it is an experience best faced with your bravest friends.

Team up for a DUPR doubles tournament at PE Springhurst. Choose the skill bracket that matches your rating, with options at 2.75 to 3.25, 3.25 to 3.75, or 3.75 to 4.25. Play begins with round robin matches to set seeding for bracket play, and the top teams move on to a single elimination draw. Match results will be reported to DUPR, and all participants must be part of Club PE on DUPR to compete. Entry is $30 per player or $60 per team. Tournament directors will review player ratings during registration. The Selkirk Pro S1 is the official tournament ball.

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.

Enjoy four upbeat rounds of music bingo alongside dinner and drinks. Winners receive gift cards, and the fourth round features a progressive prize that increases each week. A DJ Bingo host will be on hand to provide additional details.

Presented by MOKB Presents, Noah Gundersen performs at HI-FI in Indianapolis with Runnner and Breakup Shoes. This all ages concert is general admission. Partners supporting the show include Bacardí Rum, Stagewater, Espolón Tequila, Black Orchid Barbers, Tito’s Vodka, Long Drink, Chilly Water Brewing Company, Lemon Shake Up, and Pepsi.

Dawson Hill sets the tone for a lively night filled with music, dancing, food, and drinks. A chili cookoff invites competitors with a $10 entry fee, and the top entry takes the entire prize. Attendees may bring a dish, and chili will be available with all the toppings. Dress in a favorite Halloween costume for an extra festive touch.

This all-ages improv competition features two teams in a sports-style format reminiscent of "Whose Line Is It Anyway?" Performers compete for laughs and points with a trophy on the line. A referee guides the match, gathers suggestions from the audience, and calls fouls when needed.

Experience a Halloween concert devoted to the unforgettable music of John Williams, performed live by the Louisville Orchestra at The Kentucky Center in Louisville. The program highlights favorites from films such as Harry Potter, Star Wars, Jaws, Jurassic Park, Superman, Close Encounters of the Third Kind, The Witches of Eastwick, Hook, and War Horse. Expect a mix of chills, sweeping heroics, and cinematic spectacle as these iconic themes fill the hall.

Shakey Graves brings a live performance to the Egyptian Room at Old National Centre in Indianapolis. General admission provides standing-room access, and riser seating comes with service from wait staff. Accessible seating can be requested. This event is open to all ages. Ticket access includes an artist presale, a sponsor presale through Old National Bank, a Live Nation presale, a public onsale, and a Christmas in July special offer.

The Mind Tripping Show offers an interactive evening where mind reading, psychology, and lively audience participation power the fun. Guests help shape the twists, so each performance plays out differently at a brisk pace and stays full of surprises from beginning to end. Presented in an intimate setting, it feels up close, personal, and fully immersive. It fits date nights, outings with friends, and visitors discovering Indianapolis, as well as anyone searching for something truly different to do downtown. The show runs about 75 to 90 minutes, which makes it easy to pair with dinner and drinks. Tickets are limited, so purchasing in advance is recommended.

Candlelight transforms Indiana Landmarks into an intimate setting for Halloween‑inspired music performed by the Listeso String Quartet in Indianapolis. Expect a 60 minute program that moves from playful chills to classic suspense, all under a warm candlelit glow. The set includes Thriller by Michael Jackson, Funeral March of a Marionette by Charles Gounod, the Allegro molto from Shostakovich’s String Quartet No. 8 in C minor, Mike Oldfield’s Tubular Bells from The Exorcist, the themes from Stranger Things, Beetlejuice, The Addams Family, and John Carpenter’s Halloween, Bernard Herrmann’s Prelude from Psycho, Ray Parker Jr.’s Ghostbusters, along with Camille Saint‑Saëns’ Danse Macabre, Mussorgsky’s Night on Bald Mountain, Time Warp from The Rocky Horror Picture Show by Richard O’Brien and Richard Hartley, and a medley from Danny Elfman’s The Nightmare Before Christmas. Doors open 45 minutes before the music begins and late entry is not permitted. Seating is assigned within each zone on a first come, first served basis. The venue is ADA compliant. Recommended for ages 8 and up, with attendees under 16 required to be accompanied by an adult. This is a tribute performance that is not affiliated with or endorsed by the original artists, their estates, or official representatives.

The Chris Canas Band rolls into Louisville with a high energy blend of blues, funk, and soul at Stevie Ray's Blues Bar. Bringing a Detroit juke joint vibe, this show serves up a sizzling night of soulful sound and groove.

ZeeBee Karaoke returns to Rock Lobster in Broad Ripple with a weekend karaoke hangout. The venue features a refreshed bar and updated stage, and patio season is just around the corner. Pick your song and step up to the mic.

Wigglewow will be at the J-Town Farmers Market with a booth full of fresh, gourmet treats for dogs. Meet the Epic Chefs behind the goodies and see how each purchase helps create meaningful employment for adults with special needs, highlighting their skills. Bring your pups, enjoy the market, and stop by to say hello.

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.

Explore the Old Lou Farmer’s Market in Central Park. Browse seasonal produce, locally raised meats, colorful flowers, and baked treats from area farmers and makers. Food trucks and live music create a lively neighborhood atmosphere in Old Louisville. The park offers shade, a playground, and picnic tables, so a blanket makes it easy to linger while you shop and relax. Vendor lists are shared ahead of each market.

Get into the Halloween spirit with a coed quads lottery volleyball tournament designed for pairs. Register as a coed duo, then a random draw will link you with another duo to create a four-player team for the day. The field is limited to 20 duos, forming 10 teams that start in two pools of five before moving into upper and lower single-elimination brackets. Entry is $35 per player or $70 per duo, paid in cash at registration. Champions of the upper bracket take home a cash prize based on total entries along with a prize shirt, and winners of the lower bracket receive prize shirts. Costumes are optional, and the best-dressed duo earns a special prize. Participants are asked to include their partner’s name in the discussion tab when signing up, and teams should be present for the lottery draw.

Wigglewow sets up at The East End Farmer’s Market with fresh, gourmet dog treats and the opportunity to meet the Epic Chefs behind them. Every treat is created with purpose, supporting meaningful employment opportunities for adults with special needs and highlighting what these chefs can do. Explore the market, support local, and pick up something special for your pup.

Set in Hogan’s Fountain at Cherokee Park in Louisville, this fall 5K brings together costumes, pets, and plenty of tail-wagging fun, capped off with a dog treat at the finish. Each race entry includes a gender specific, short sleeve technical shirt with event branding, a finisher medal, and a certificate showing your time and placement. Pets are part of the celebration with a complimentary bandana while supplies last, plus a Pet Parade and a lively costume contest. Awards highlight creativity and team spirit across many categories, including most original, best pet, best couple, best family or group, best costume featuring a runner or a stroller, best human and pet lookalike, best human and pet costume pair, funniest pet, scariest pet, and recognition for the most patient pet wearing a not so comfortable outfit. Participants who raise $150 for Friends of Metro Animal Services through the registration page will have their entry fee covered.

Presented by Geiger & Peters Inc, the Irvington Vampire Run 5k is part of the 80th annual Historic Irvington Halloween Festival. Participants can walk or run a 5k route through south Irvington, taking in historic landmarks and century-old homes, and then conclude at the festival’s street fair with food, games, live music, and more than 200 vendors.

Irvington’s Halloween spirit bursts to life with Monster Bash, a free, all-ages celebration at Playground Productions and the Coal Yard Complex. Costumes are encouraged, and the festivities include a Vendor Village with 33 vendors along with food vendors, psychic readings by Magick Candle benefiting Gaia Works, a local nonprofit food pantry that supports older adults, local beer, cider, and wine available for purchase, and live entertainment. Additional details will be announced.

Stanford visits Louisville for a college football matchup at L&N Federal Credit Union Stadium. Featuring different on-field approaches and arriving as the season moves toward its closing stretch, this game offers a clear read on how both teams handle pressure in a spirited home environment.

Pokémon players can take part in a weekly buy-in that runs alongside a regular Pokémon League session. The entry fee is $7, and the event features three rounds of play. Earn a pack for each win. Some weeks also include extra goodies given out at random.

Veterans Improving Lives Auxiliary presents a fall festival honoring hometown veteran heroes and active duty military, bringing Louisville families together for an afternoon of community and celebration. The atmosphere centers on gratitude, connection, and seasonal fun for all ages. Local vendors can request limited spaces to showcase their businesses, meet new customers, and support a meaningful cause.

Hosted by Cha Cha, this Samhain ceremony honors the close of harvest and the turn toward winter, creating space to acknowledge ancestors and gently begin an inward season. Participants are invited to release what has completed its cycle, remember loved ones, connect with ancestral lineages and guides, and deepen personal reflection and meditation for healing. A cup of 100% ceremonial-grade cacao may be offered as a warm, heart-opening drink, with the option to simply sit with the medicine. Blue Lotus can be included to support visualization and calm the nervous system. The gathering blends meditation and shamanic journeying with sound healing and drumming, essential oils, music activation, reiki energy, smoke cleansing, and moments for community connection. Intention setting and ritual focus on gratitude, release, spiritual clarity, and relationship with the higher self and ancestors. Attendees are encouraged to bring a yoga mat, blanket, water bottle, a mug or favorite cup, a journal and writing tools, any personal spiritual items, and meaningful objects or offerings for the altar to honor personal intentions, the shared space, or the earth. Cost is on a sliding scale from $33 to $88.

The weekly Digimon TCG tournament has a $10 entry fee and includes a minimum of three rounds.

Cosplayers gather at the Big Four Bridge in Louisville for an annual community walk. The meetup starts on the Kentucky side beneath the ramp to the walkway, where participants can mingle, take photos, and record videos. After some time together, the group walks across the bridge, then poses for a final group photo on the Indiana side. After the photo, everyone breaks off for food and drinks. It is a relaxed way for Kentuckiana to see favorite characters brought to life.

A favorite tradition of the street fair, this Halloween parade is part of the Irvington Halloween Festival in Indianapolis. Families and pets step out in dazzling, spooky costumes, turning the parade into a colorful celebration of creativity.

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.

Play four rounds of music bingo at Shakers Good Eats & Ale House while enjoying dinner and drinks. Winners earn gift cards, and the fourth round features a progressive win that grows each week. For more information, ask the DJ Bingo host.

Flashbacks Family Bar & Grille hosts four rounds of music bingo alongside dinner and drink specials. Round winners take home gift cards, and the fourth game features a progressive prize that builds from week to week. Participants of all ages are welcome to play and sing along. For more information, ask the DJ bingo host.

Experience an all-ages ComedySportz showdown where quick-thinking improvisers turn audience ideas into laughs. Two teams go head to head in a spirited competition, earning points and aiming for a trophy. A referee guides the match, keeps the pace up, gathers suggestions from the crowd, and calls fouls to keep things fair. It is fast, playful, and designed for everyone to enjoy.

An annual Trunk or Treat offers a family friendly evening with plenty of candy, prizes, food, and hot chocolate. It is free to attend, and advance registration for families is requested.

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.

Usher brings a stadium-scale R&B showcase to Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis, and the show also features Chris Brown, highlighting powerhouse vocals, tight choreography, and a packed lineup of hits. Look for Usher favorites like 'Yeah!', 'Burn', 'U Got It Bad', 'DJ Got Us Fallin' in Love', and 'OMG', alongside Chris Brown standouts such as 'Forever', 'No Guidance', 'Loyal', and 'Under the Influence'.

At the Louisville Palace in Louisville, KY, the evening begins with a screening of Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan, then continues with William Shatner live on stage. The actor who first portrayed Captain James T. Kirk shares behind-the-scenes stories from his life and career and answers questions from the audience. A VIP option is available that includes a post-show photo opportunity with Mr. Shatner.

After closing time, The B.A. Colonial opens its doors to a small group for an intimate paranormal investigation paired with dinner. Rooted in Louisville’s South End and housed in a building with a long memory, the restaurant has a history of unexplained occurrences, including reports of an apparition thought to be a former bartender. The evening begins with a meal in the Senning’s Room, followed by an introduction to the investigation team and the tools they rely on. Participants then take part in a hands-on inquiry after hours in the Senning’s Room once the restaurant is quiet. Capacity is limited to 15 guests per evening and the experience is offered on two nights only to keep the group small and interactive. This is not a haunted house or staged attraction, there are no actors or manufactured scares, and no particular encounter can be promised. Whether a believer, a skeptic, or simply curious about what might linger upstairs, this is a chance to explore The B.A. Colonial in a different light.

American Aquarium performs with Kalyn Fay in a live show presented by MOKB Presents. This all ages event offers general admission only. Partners for the show include Bacardí Rum, Stagewater, Espolón Tequila, Black Orchid Barbers, Tito’s Vodka, Long Drink, Chilly Water Brewing Company, Lemon Shake Up, and Pepsi.

Held in the Egyptian Room at Old National Centre, this all-ages event features standing-room-only general admission. Riser sections provide service from wait staff, and accessible seating can be requested. Ticket access includes multiple presale options, such as artist, Old National Bank sponsor, Spotify, and Live Nation presales, followed by a public sale.

Celebrate Halloween at First String with a costume contest that awards cash prizes for first and second place. Every costume will be entered into a prize raffle. Enjoy live music from the Possum Holler Band along with chilled drinks, tasty food, dancing, and plenty of festive fun.

The Possum Holler Band fires up the yearly Halloween bash at First String Bar and Grill with a high-spirited night of music and fun. No scares here, just plenty of beards and good humor to match the holiday vibe.

At the F.O.E / Eagles club in Louisville, this Halloween event features a costume contest. Dress in your best spooky look to take part, and 3rd Degree will keep the night rocking.

The Mercury Ballroom hosts the finale of a Halloween dance fundraiser in support of Huntington's Disease. After nine prior editions, this closing chapter features nonstop dancing with live performances by The Juice Box Heroes and an opening set from Radical Wave. Highlights include a costume contest with $1,500 in prizes, aerial acrobatics, fire dancing, and a Halloween video montage. VIP and general admission options are available, and all proceeds go to find a cure for Huntington's Disease.

Experience trick or treating inside a haunted morgue attraction, featuring a maze to explore. For a single evening only, admission is free for anyone under 16. The scares remain intense inside, and participants can step out at any time through clearly marked exits if it becomes too much.

Get into the Halloween spirit with a salsa and bachata social at Latin Expressions Dance Company in Indianapolis. DJ Mambo Sound curates a spooky mix that keeps the energy high on the dance floor. Costumes are encouraged, whether that means a favorite character, a classic monster, or a Latin music icon. This event is BYOB. Admission ranges from $10 to $15 for a festive Latin night of music and movement.

Celebrate Halloween with a karaoke contest at Diorio's on Baxter. Come in costume and take the stage as the character you are dressed as to receive a trinket. A winner will be selected during the event.

A cheeky circus showcase led by the self-proclaimed freaks themselves, offering an offbeat, playful experience. Look for a lighthearted spin on the odd and unusual, delivered with a wink and plenty of personality.