Events in Vincennes today

Make a knitted pumpkin to decorate for fall with a quick, cozy project. Participants should already know how to knit and purl, and are asked to bring a size 11 needle. The class fee includes yarn, stuffing, a stem, and a ribbon. The cost is $20. To sign up, call 812-635-0183 or email littlehouseofyarnltd@gmail.com.

Harry Potter takes center stage this year, inviting costumes inspired by favorite characters or classic witch attire. The Vincennes Witches on Bikes ride is an annual fundraiser featuring a flat 10-mile route through downtown Vincennes, with participants dressed as witches and warlocks and handing out candy along the way. Each rider registers to take part, and proceeds support the Good Samarian Breast Care Center and Vincennes Parks and Recreation. Since 2021, it has been held on the Saturday before Halloween to raise awareness for breast cancer and promote community health. Bikes and golf carts are welcome, and festive hats and treats add to the fun.

Costumed interpreters guide an all ages Halloween tour through Jefferson Academy, the Territorial Capitol, and the Elihu Print Shop while sharing cautionary tales from traditional children's books that have been shared across generations. Halloween costumes are encouraged. The tour begins at the Territorial Capitol site.

Barktoberfest brings a festive evening to the Sullivan Civic Center in Sullivan, Indiana, with a dinner and silent auction followed by live music. There is a $5 cover for the music portion. Proceeds support the animals of Sullivan Humane.

Toyota Indiana YMCA hosts its annual Trunk or Treat.

Enjoy live acoustic performances at Prides Creek Golf Course.

Southern Indiana Car Club’s Annual Trunk or Treat Car Show takes place in Downtown Princeton and blends classic cars with family friendly Halloween activities. Children can trick or treat in costume at vehicles and at downtown merchants taking part, while attendees explore the cars, enjoy music from DJ Jared Engler, and find food at the Southern Indiana Car Club food trailer. The celebration highlights community fun with candy and local shopping across downtown. Car show awards conclude the festivities.

A Trunk or Treat takes place at Vertical Church.

Wake Up Wednesday brings together local business representatives to build a professional network centered on collaboration. The focus is on supporting other local businesses so the whole community grows, with the understanding that helping others advance also strengthens each participant’s own business. It offers a welcoming space for those who are passionate about working together toward mutual success.