This weekend in Seymour, IN

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.

Wigglewow will be at the J-Town Farmers Market with a booth filled with fresh, gourmet dog treats. Visitors can meet the Epic Chefs who make them and learn about the purpose behind the products. Every treat supports meaningful employment for adults with special needs, turning each purchase into support for opportunity. Pups are welcome as you explore the market and pick up something special for your four-legged friends.

Shake and Shape Day at Frame 55 Studio features a four-class fitness journey designed to get you moving, sweating, and smiling. Begin with a gentle yoga flow that awakens the body and sets a positive tone. Continue with a bellydance session focused on expressive movement, confidence, and core strength. Build stability and alignment with mat Pilates, then finish with a power circuit that combines strength and cardio for a powerful full-body workout. For yoga and mat Pilates, bring a mat or a towel and wear comfortable clothing. Yoga, bellydance, and mat Pilates are barefoot. For the power circuit, wear comfortable clothing with tennis shoes. Pricing is $20 per class or $75 for the full package. Payment is accepted in cash or via Venmo to @liahmazzbellydancer. Register by emailing liahmazzbellydancer@gmail.com.

Motorcycle First Response Training at Bikersinc in Indianapolis offers a motorcycle focused trauma course that teaches what to do after a crash until Emergency Medical Services arrives. Presented by Biker Down Indiana, the MC 1.0 program concentrates on bleeding control, safe helmet removal, the jaw thrust technique, rescue breathing, advanced injury types, stabilization techniques, and other essential skills. Instruction is led by Brian, an ex military rider who serves as the lead instructor and is a nationally certified NREMT and LPN accredited trainer in the Indianapolis area. Registration is required and walk ins are not accepted. The cost is $145 and includes a Level 1.0 trauma kit, a training manual, a frameable certificate of completion, and a one year membership to the Riders Rescue website. Class size at this location is limited to 12 participants. The Bikersinc facility is fully ADA compliant, offers plenty of off street parking, and is motorcycle friendly. A $10 discount is available for verifiable Veterans. Be cautious of unsolicited messages about tickets, as these may be scams.

Holy Spirit Robotics hosts a Fall Craft Fair featuring handmade creations. Vendors will offer distinct items with minimal overlap, so most crafts differ from vendor to vendor.

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.

Now in its seventh year, the Louisville Book Festival brings an expanded slate of literary programming to the Kentucky International Convention Center in Louisville. The program features nationally recognized authors alongside local voices, children's story times, and thoughtful panel discussions. Activities support aspiring writers taking early steps and longtime readers exploring new favorites, all centered on how stories bring people together. Roxane Gay is among the featured guests. Community partners include Foxing Bookstore and A Novel Romance Bookstore, and festival artwork is by cm__art.

Artists, community groups, vendors and partners come together to transform the sidewalks of Waterfront Park in Louisville into a sprawling canvas of chalk art. More than 125 artists create large scale street paintings as visitors watch the works come to life. Beyond the art, the festival features live music, vendor booths, activities for families, a food court and a bar. Admission is free, and the event welcomes both families and pets. The festival also supports the work of Girl Scouts of Kentuckiana.

FUTURE and SU CASA present a downtown Columbus celebration filled with live performances and dancing, activities for children and teens, and plenty of local food that highlights flavors from across Latin America. The full lineup of musical acts and food offerings will be shared as announcements are made.

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.

At Tripton Park in North Vernon, the Hometown Harvest Festival hosts the grand opening of the Old Man BBQ food tent. This debut setup focuses on smoked favorites such as brisket sandwiches, bologna sandwiches, and chicken and noodles, available while supplies last. Smokers will be running throughout the day, and the team plans to expand the menu as they gain experience.

This annual family event features games, food, face painting, raffles, and more.

Unwind on a relaxed Ohio River outing in Louisville, taking in the scenery as the boat glides along. Families and groups can expect an easygoing experience, and kids receive complimentary Adventure Passports. Choose the Picnic Lunch option with a pre-selected boxed meal or simply settle back for the afternoon cruise. It is a casual, friendly way to spend time on the water.

The 6th Annual Black Maternal Health Fair brings together resources, providers, and community partners dedicated to helping Black mothers, babies, and families thrive. The gathering emphasizes support, education, and community to foster Bliss Black Birth. Attendees can receive free food along with diapers and wipes, and there will be door prizes while supplies last.

A weekly buy-in event for Pokémon players runs alongside the regular Pokémon League. The entry fee is $7 and play consists of three rounds. Participants earn a pack for each win, and on some weeks there are extra goodies given out at random.

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.

Powerbomb is back at Logan Street Market with A REALLY BAD DREAM ON LOGAN STREET, an evening of live professional wrestling featuring nationally known talent, regional favorites, and a heavy dose of spooky-season mayhem. Previous shows have filled fast, so availability may be limited. More bouts, lineup reveals, and unpredictable choices will be announced soon.

This weekly Digimon Trading Card Game tournament offers at least three rounds of play. The entry fee is $10.

Griggs Entertainment and Coleman Kickboxing Entertainment team up for a packed night of MMA and kickboxing at Tyndall Armory in Indianapolis. Billed as Capitol City Punishment, the event highlights Indiana talent, with more than 95 percent of the roster coming from within the state. Expect a full slate featuring championship matchups alongside rising prospects, debuting athletes, and seasoned veterans competing on a single card. The main event features Omar Campbell facing Mathias Jaramillo for the Griggs Entertainment welterweight title, which is currently vacant. The schedule moves from early prelims to prelims, then culminates with the main card. Ticket options include VIP seating in rows 1 to 3 for $75, floor seating in rows 4 to 6 for $50, general admission for $45, and VIP tables for eight priced at $800. A pay per view option is available for those who prefer to watch remotely.

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.

At Helium Comedy Club - Indianapolis, the Heroes Off Duty Comedy Tour brings the mic to those who serve. Cops, firefighters, doctors, nurses, EMTs, pharmacists, and military veterans share true-to-life tales from the job, turning real experiences into sharp, good-natured comedy. The 2026 run launched with new cities and fresh material, then expanded with ten more shows, and this stop brings that momentum to Indianapolis, IN. It is a comedy night built by first responders, offering humor, camaraderie, and a candid look behind the scenes of life on the front lines.

This sneaker ball marks the 17th pastoral anniversary of Apostle Montez and Dr. Christy Cox at the University Club of Louisville. The evening includes a plated dinner, a live DJ, a comedian, and additional festivities honoring years of love, leadership, and service. Attire is formal paired with favorite sneakers. Tickets are $55 for ages 13 and up and $25 for ages 12 and under.

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.

Take part in four rounds of lively music bingo while enjoying specials on food and drinks. Winners receive gift cards, and the fourth round includes a progressive prize that grows each week. For more details, speak with the DJ bingo host. People of all ages can participate and sing along.

Enjoy four rounds of music bingo alongside dinner and drinks. Winners receive gift cards, and the fourth round features a progressive prize that grows each week. For more information, ask the DJ Bingo host.

An all-ages improv showdown where two teams face off in a fast-paced contest for laughs, points, and the trophy. A referee keeps the match moving, gathers audience suggestions, and calls fouls when needed. Expect quick-thinking games and scenes with a playful sports twist, similar to short-form comedy you may have seen on TV. Interactive and suitable for all ages.

MOKB Presents brings Julia Cole to HI-FI in Indianapolis with Jordana Bryant joining the bill. The show is open to all ages and tickets are general admission. Event partners include Sun King Brewery, Bacardí Rum, Brēz, Tour Water, Lemon Shake Up, Pepsi, Makō Hemp, and Kolman Dental.

Open on weekends, The Haunt Indianapolis returns with a new season of fear. Guests weave through atmospheric sets animated by live performers, with intense, immersive moments and shocks lurking around each turn. New scares roll out this year to keep even seasoned visitors on edge. Tickets are expected to go fast, and many attend with their bravest friends to test their nerves together.

Be part of a live studio crowd for a Halloween edition of an afterlife-themed game show, where a young woman races to solve her own murder and claim the ultimate afterlife retirement prize. This darkly comic world premiere comes from first-time playwright Tiger Rogers of WhoDunnit. Costumes are welcome, but not required. General admission is $65 and includes the show and a three-course dinner, with gratuity, tax, and all fees included. Early bird and group discounts are available. Opening night features a complimentary pre-show mini-mystery, Dead Romance, also by Tiger Rogers. Performances take place at 80/20 @ Kaelin's, with additional shows during the run at The Logan Street Market.

The 80th Annual Irvington Halloween Festival begins with a kickoff event. This marks the start of the celebration and sets the stage for the festivities ahead.

Led by Cha Cha, this full moon cacao ceremony honors the turning of the season toward Samhain, creating space to release, acknowledge, and transform what is ready to shift. Participants will share ceremonial cacao, described as a gentle yet potent heart-opening plant ally that supports spiritual awareness, deeper connection, and quiet within. Breathwork, energy healing, music, sound, and time for intentional integration will hold and guide the experience. Attendees are invited to enjoy a cup of 100% ceremonial grade cacao prepared as a warm chocolate drink, or simply rest in its energy. Optional enhancements include Blue Lotus, an ancient Egyptian flower associated with vivid inner vision and a soothed nervous system, and Hapé, a sacred tobacco snuff used to ground, clear the mind, center the body, and deepen spiritual connection. The evening includes a shamanic journey with breathwork, song, and community connection, along with intention setting focused on gratitude, release, and clarity. There will be opportunities to attune to intuition, connect with spirit guides, and align with divine source through meditation, breathwork, and healing practices. Please bring a yoga mat, a blanket, a water bottle, a coffee mug or favorite cup, a journal and pen, any personal spiritual tools, and anything that helps you sit or lie comfortably on the floor. The studio provides bolsters and blankets. You are also welcome to bring an offering for the altar to honor your intention, the shared space, or the earth. You may take your items home afterward, or they can be offered to the earth following the ceremony. The gathering takes place at Flow Together Studio. Arriving about 10 minutes early is recommended to find parking and settle in. Parking is available on the street or in the lot behind the studio, then walk along the sidewalk near the dentist sign. The studio is on the right, and there are steps to reach the space. Cost is $55 to $122.

A five piece tribute takes the stage for its debut at Derby City Louisville Ky in Louisville, KY.

Explore The B.A. Colonial after closing with Dinner With the Departed, an intimate evening that pairs a meal with a real paranormal investigation. The building has served Louisville’s South End for generations, and staff have reported unexplained experiences, including sightings of an apparition believed to be a former bartender. This experience is not a haunted house, a show, or a staged attraction. There are no actors or manufactured scares. Attendance is intentionally small, with only 15 guests admitted each night across two nights, making space for meaningful participation. Guests enjoy dinner in the Senning’s Room, then receive exclusive after-hours access to that space. A professional investigation team introduces their methods, explains the tools, and guides participants through hands-on exploration. Once the restaurant settles for the night, the group spends about two hours investigating together. Paranormal encounters cannot be guaranteed, as activity is unpredictable. The evening is designed for believers, skeptics, and the simply curious who want to experience The B.A. Colonial in a different light and see what might linger upstairs.

Ali Siddiq brings the Custom Fit tour to Clowes Memorial Hall in Indianapolis. This tour stop offers a chance to see Ali Siddiq on stage at the venue in the city.

A popular fixture in Indianapolis entertainment, this interactive performance blends mind reading, psychological misdirection, and audience involvement. No two shows are the same because the crowd helps steer the surprises. Well suited for adults, couples, and travelers looking for a distinctive evening in the city, it takes place in downtown Indianapolis and runs about 75 to 90 minutes. Seating is limited.

Take in the glow of sunset over Louisville from the river as the shoreline shimmers in the evening light. Settle into the calm of the water with a light breeze and a refreshing cocktail, and let your worries drift away.

The Subliminal Verses, a Midwest tribute to Slipknot, takes the stage at Mercury Ballroom with special guests DOWNTREND. The venue is all-ages and standing room, and tickets are general admission unless noted otherwise. Doors open one hour before the show. Every attendee, including babes in arms, must have a ticket. Personal cameras may be allowed at the artist’s discretion, but professional cameras, flash photography, and any audio or video recording are not permitted. All sales are final with no refunds or exchanges, and event details are subject to change without notice.

At The Legendary Lassiter Haunted Trail, admission is $15, or $10 when you bring three unexpired canned goods or other nonperishable items for each ticket. Proceeds directly aid local families experiencing hardship.

Live stand-up returns to Reed’s Place in Seymour for a night of laughs and fun. This in-person show takes place at the steak and chop shop venue, with $10 admission paid at the door. RSVPs guarantee seating upon entry.

Mojo returns to First String Bar and Grill in Louisville for another high-spirited party.

After Dark at Punch Bowl Social brings a refreshed late night every Saturday with DJs spinning crowd favorites, raffles held each hour with fun prizes, nostalgic board games to challenge friends, and wallet friendly drink specials. Look for $7 wells, $5 shots, $6 draft beer, and $3 Red Bull and Liquid Death. Every second Saturday adds a themed twist. A rewards program is available too, where members earn points on favorite dishes and games, plus 50% off bowling or karaoke when you join.

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.