This weekend in Tippecanoe County, IN

Enjoy a not-so-spooky Halloween celebration designed for young children. Kids are encouraged to wear costumes and take part in free play, a hands-on craft, simple games, and a costume contest. A snack and drink are included, and each child leaves with a goodie bag. Admission is $20 per child, with no charge for adults. Children who are walking or pulling up must wear grip socks, and adults should wear regular socks. A waiver must be completed for each child. Outside food and beverages are not permitted, except for a child’s water cup. Advance reservations are required, and walk-ins are not accepted.

Take part in a free Commander event held each Saturday. Sign in with the companion app to receive a complimentary pack or promo, distributed at random.

Enjoy a Trunk or Treat meet and greet with Bible characters. Explore decorated trunks that bring different Bible stories to life and see if you can guess each one. Enter through the parking lot just north of the building on Salisbury.

Judy Collins has inspired audiences for decades with a singular voice, courageous songwriting, personal resilience, and a steadfast dedication to social activism. Rising to prominence in the 1960s, she embodied the era’s optimism and resolve in movements for social and environmental justice. Her presence remains vibrant as new generations connect with a body of work spanning 55 albums, sustained by a disciplined creative life. A celebrated singer and songwriter, she is renowned for inventive interpretations of folk standards alongside her own eloquent originals. Her version of Joni Mitchell’s Both Sides Now is enshrined in the Grammy Hall of Fame, and her intimate take on Send in the Clowns earned Song of the Year at the 1975 Grammy Awards. With multiple top ten singles and gold and platinum releases, her influence reaches across generations, reflected in the tribute album Born to the Breed featuring artists such as Rufus Wainwright, Shawn Colvin, Dolly Parton, Joan Baez, and Leonard Cohen.