Free events in Seymour, IN

Pretty Pandy will be at The East End Farmer’s Market with a booth where visitors can meet Pretty Pandy in person. Drop by to say hello and connect face to face.

Westport Road Baptist Farmers Market in Louisville offers a selection of USDA certified organic vegetables, all non-GMO. Visitors often share how their gardens have done with plants from prior seasons, creating a friendly space for gardening conversation.

This event features fresh food, crafts, and a welcoming community atmosphere.

Hometown Harvest brings a full day of seasonal celebration to Tripton Park, hosted by the City of North Vernon Parks and Recreation. This free community festival features live music, food truck fare, a kids area, and plenty of autumn themed activities for all ages. Families, friends, and neighbors can enjoy a relaxed day of fall fun in the park.

A community fall festival at Brookview Baptist Church features an afternoon filled with games, food, and friendly fellowship. Church family, friends, neighbors, and the broader community are welcome to come together and celebrate the season. There is no cost to attend.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.