This weekend in South Bend, IN

A Carguys and Coffee gathering featuring cars, trucks, bikes, and more from a variety of eras. A local food truck and vendor will be on site.

The 11th annual Westside Car and Truck Show takes place at Whiteford Kenworth and highlights gleaming chrome, timeless classics, and community spirit. Vehicle owners display their pride and joy, while spectators explore a wide variety of cars and trucks in an upbeat setting. The program includes registration, voting, and a trophy presentation. A DJ, food, and hot rods add to the atmosphere, creating a welcoming outing for families, friends, and enthusiasts.

Stop by for an adoption event featuring Heartland Small Animal Rescue at PetSmart in Mishawaka. You can meet adoptable animals such as cats, dogs, and other small pets during the event hours.

Backpacks stocked with school supplies will be provided for the children of current military and veterans as a back-to-school giveaway. Eligible recipients include children from preschool through college, and veterans who are currently in college may also receive a backpack. Registration is required in advance.

Enjoy a creative date at the pottery wheel where you and your favorite person can make your own pieces together. No experience is required, and all materials, instruction, and firing are included. Each pair can create up to six items on the wheel. The session begins with a demonstration, so arriving on time is important. Advance ticket purchase is required, and space is very limited with only three couples per session. Dress for a mess, remove rings and wrist jewelry before class, and note that long nails or fresh manicures are not recommended. This is an adults-only, one-time experience. Finished work will be fired and glazed, then ready for pickup in about four weeks, with a text message sent when it is available. The cost is $135 per couple. Terms and conditions include no refunds for classes or events, and paper gift cards cannot be used for class purchases.

Registration is required for two free games every day throughout the summer. The offer is available during a limited window on weekends and runs all day on weekdays. Lane use depends on availability, and reservations are not accepted. Before heading out, check the webpage for any updates to operating hours on the day you plan to visit.

Discover how to fuel your body well with a class that takes a fresh look at carbohydrates as a vital source of energy. The session explores fiber, blood sugar balance, and how to choose high quality carbohydrate foods. It also includes a recipe that showcases whole grains and seasonal produce. Classes are free, and registration is optional.

Rivals Gaming presents a friendly Pokemon Trading Card Game tournament with a $5 entry fee. The event follows Swiss pairings, and the total number of rounds depends on how many players enter. Matches are best of one with a set round timer. No deck list is required, but a currently legal Standard deck is needed. Every participant receives a Prize Pack, and additional packs are awarded after Swiss for each win. After the tournament, players can stay for casual play and trading, and weekly side events are available for those who want more games.

Brother Sage Gillam and the Rev. Dr. Michael C. R. Nabors present a free program on the Ampy family and the Underground Railroad. Spanning nine generations from Africa to the American Deep South, their story follows one family that took two different routes north in pursuit of a better future. Once unfamiliar with their connection, the presenters later discovered they are relatives. Their talk retraces the origins and journeys of this Black family and highlights the ties that link their shared heritage.

Explore chainmaille at a wearable scale in a hands-on class that teaches the Helm weave. Work through the process one ring at a time and craft a bracelet entirely by your own hand. The Helm pattern creates a flexible chain with an easy drape. Prior experience can help, but it is not required. Bring patience, determination, a beverage, and a snack. Expect to leave with a bracelet you made yourself, ready for everyday wear.

Bike Night returns to Four Winds Field in partnership with the South Bend Cubs for the sixth consecutive year. The special ticket package includes a seat in the Home Run Porch for the game, a pregame on-field bike parade, and a Lot C parking pass that will be added to your account one week before the game. Parking is for bikes only. The package also features an exclusive Bike Night themed T-shirt and a two hour Classic Ballpark Buffet with grilled hamburgers and hot dogs, chips, mac and cheese, cookies, and beverages including lemonade, water, and soda. For questions, call Ben at (574) 327-2327.

Settle into an easygoing summer evening at the Martin Luther King, Jr. Dream Center with a calming yoga flow at sunset, then enjoy drinks, light bites, and music. There is time to relax, mingle, and connect with friends old and new. The session celebrates the life and legacy of beloved instructor Kay Woods. Mats are provided, creating a simple, welcoming way to blend movement, connection, and community.

Join City Sun for an all-ages live show with In This Style, Why Not Both, and Lune the Band. Doors open at 7:30 PM, with the show starting at 8:00 PM. Tickets are $10 in advance and $20 on the day of the show.

Now in its eighth year, Mishawaka Market features fresh produce, handmade crafts, and baked goods alongside a variety of food trucks. Families can enjoy a kids zone and live music, and there will be opportunities for animal adoptions. The stage schedule will be announced before the market season begins.

A collaboration between Unity Gardens and the South Bend Community Reentry Center provides complimentary haircuts for children along with a hot meal. Boys and girls can get a fresh look, and guests can enjoy the garden during their time on site. Sponsored by Amazon.

Jess and Jake share calm, family rooted harmonies at a leading Midwestern Sunday farmers market, creating a peaceful, melodic atmosphere.

Rivals Gaming hosts a Pokemon Champions tournament featuring Swiss rounds with best-of-three matches. Entry is $5. To participate, have Pokemon Champions installed and bring either a Nintendo Switch, Nintendo Switch 2, or a mobile device running iOS or Android. Matches will follow the current legal Champions regulation, and the total number of rounds will depend on the number of players. Team lists are required. Blank sheets will be available on site, or you may arrive with a completed printout from the official Pokemon rules and resources page. Every participant receives one Prize Pack, and trading via Pokemon Home will be available after the tournament. Sign ups take place before pairings are announced. For questions about this or other Pokemon events at Rivals Gaming, email Professor Seifer at seifer.a1985@icloud.com.

Enjoy a free outdoor performance by the Michiana String Collective, showcasing their distinctive sound in a beautiful open-air setting. The set includes a blend of styles with original songs, familiar covers, and instrumental pieces aimed at getting the crowd dancing and singing along.

Part of the free Summer Concert Series at Potawatomi Park, this concert features live music from Now & Then along with a variety of visiting food trucks. Bring a blanket or chair for comfortable seating. Newly added parking spaces are available on Wall Street, and attendees are encouraged to use these spots and avoid parking in nearby neighborhoods.