Events in Wabash, IN

A support group for breastfeeding meets at South Marion Medical Park.

Kick off the first free group run in Grant County with a friendly meetup in the YMCA lobby. Participants can choose routes of 1 mile, 2.5 miles, or 4.5 miles and go at a comfortable pace. Everyone is welcome. Childcare will be available, complimentary for YMCA members and $2 for nonmembers.

This monthly meeting takes place at the Peru Civic Center. It occurs on the last Tuesday of each month.

Please bring a water bottle so you can stay hydrated during the event.

Step up to the mic for karaoke and share a song.

At Clarence Faulkner Community Center, Dodson Legacy presents the Spread the Love Coat Giveaway, providing new coats for children in sizes 2T through 20. A child must be present to receive a coat. The effort centers on helping kids stay warm and cared for, reflecting a commitment to uplifting the next generation.

Pink takes center stage at Matter Park in Marion, Indiana with a community fun run featuring multiple color stations that cover participants in pink powder and a bubble station along the route. Move at your preferred pace, whether walking, jogging, skipping, hopping, or dancing. After the course, check out vendors, enjoy snacks and music, and take part in a silent auction. You can participate in both the run and the auction or choose just one. All proceeds benefit breast cancer prevention and assistance programs.

Fans of trading card games can gather at the library for a lively space to play, trade, and talk strategy. Whether you enjoy casting spells in Magic: The Gathering, battling in Pokémon, or exploring Lorcana, there is a seat at the table for players of every age. New players are welcome. Thanks to a donation from Magikids, young participants can receive free cards, sleeves, and other supplies to build and keep a first Magic deck. This is a welcoming mentorship setting where experienced players support beginners so everyone can grow their skills together. Drop in without registering, find a spot in the Blocher Room or the Library Basement depending on scheduling date, and connect with fellow card enthusiasts. The program is free, has no age requirements, and is sponsored by Magikids.

Looking for a low-pressure way to read alongside others? Enjoy a quiet hour at NMPL’s Silent Book Club. Bring any book and a favorite beverage, or choose one from the library shelves, then settle into the NMPL Adult Department near the computer area. Blankets and comfortable seating will be available for everyone. Colored lanyards will help signal preferences, with red indicating a desire for silence and green inviting a little conversation. There is no cost, no age limit, and no registration required, making it easy to spend time with a book while still being around people.

Bookworm Orchard hosts a poetry open mic at Los Amores Restaurant. It is held on the first Wednesday of each month.

Discover the largest kids pop-up consignment sale in the Marion, IN area, where more than 300 families contribute to a massive selection of gently used items. The sale fills an old school building that includes a spacious gym and six rooms, offering more than 75,000 items. Browse baby gear, clothing from infant through juniors and young adult, maternity wear, shoes, toys including outdoor options, homeschool materials, books, movies, sports equipment, games, craft supplies, bedding, adult purses, jewelry, and more. Shopping is easy in a clean, well-organized setup arranged by gender, size, and category. Admission and parking are free, and payments are accepted by cash, credit, and debit. New consignors are welcome, with simple registration, online tagging, and a Busy Mom Tagging service available.

Chefs can dive into a fall-inspired tasting that highlights a wide range of apple varieties, comparing flavors and scoring each sample. The experience continues with freshly popped corn as participants learn ways to season it with aromatic herbs. This free program takes place in the Blocher Community Room, is open to all ages, and does not require registration. Sponsored by the T-Mobile Hometown Grant. There will be plenty to taste.

Huntington Main Street’s monthly Market on Main Street will operate with extended hours, giving visitors more time to enjoy the event.

This family oriented gathering features many vendors to shop from while exploring paranormal topics. Enjoy food, take part in a costume contest, and meet paranormal groups who will be available to answer questions.

Paradise Spring Historic Park welcomes the 23rd Annual Wabash Chili for Charity Cook-Off, a flavorful community gathering in downtown Wabash that supports local causes. With a $5 tasting admission, sample chili from more than 50 booths and cast a vote for your favorite. Tasting continues until the pots are empty, and awards will be presented. Expect creative themed booths, plenty of spice, and a purpose-driven day, with all proceeds benefiting charities across Wabash County. Teams interested in competing can register to participate.

At Paradise Spring Historic Park in Wabash, the Treaty Festival commemorates the 200th anniversary of the October 23, 1826 treaty, a milestone tied to the beginnings of the town. Visitors can experience a treaty reenactment, a pioneer encampment, and displays from the Miami Nation, along with vendors and music. This celebration of local history invites the community to learn more about the people and events that shaped Wabash.

Girl Named Tom brings rich harmonies, heartfelt lyrics, and polished performances to Honeywells Center in Wabash, Indiana. The concert fosters a warm, intimate connection with the audience as each song deepens the mood and leaves a lasting impression. Expect an evening shaped by emotion, talent, and memorable music.

This class develops advanced handgun skills with an emphasis on concealment and practical application. Training covers room-clearing techniques, scenarios that simulate injuries and ambushes, shooting from a vehicle, and stress drills that can be adjusted to meet the needs of the training. Guns and ammunition are not sold in connection with this course.

Transportation fans gather at GAM for the annual Warbird Cruise-in, showcased amid an impressive aircraft collection. Expect cars, trucks, motorcycles, and more from across the state and beyond on display, plus the chance to explore the museum, enjoy a variety of food trucks, and keep kids engaged with activities. A 50-50 raffle is planned, and a new addition introduces a vendor alley and swap meet. Drivers bringing a vehicle can register on the day for a $20 fee per vehicle, which covers all occupants. The first 250 registered vehicles receive an America 250 themed dash plaque, and participation is open to cars, trucks, motorcycles, and similar rides. Details on classes, prizes, and awards will be announced, and harvest-themed activities for families and auto owners are planned with more information to come.

Trick or treating will take place all day. The event is accepting vendors and food trucks of all kinds, and applications are available for participation.

A Level 2 AR-15 class focused on advancing rifle skills through practical scenarios. Training covers movement through confined indoor spaces, drills that replicate injuries and surprise attacks, and engaging targets from inside or around a vehicle. Stress-focused exercises can be scaled to different ability levels. Guns and ammunition are not sold at this event.

Raise the mic at a community karaoke night hosted by Evan Frank and Kelly Frank at the 1014 Club, home of the Knights of Columbus. This public, all-ages gathering doubles as a Halloween party for both kids and adults. There is no admission charge, and the venue is smoke free. Food will be available to enjoy alongside the singing and festive atmosphere.

The launch of Unbreakable Belle takes place at Bookworm Orchard during the Halloween Party. The novel is the sequel to Riley Mae Have Won It All. Attendees can take home signed copies of Unbreakable Belle along with the author's five other titles. The author will sign purchased copies and take photos with book lovers.

Bookworm Orchard transforms for a Halloween celebration filled with stories, signatures, and a few chills. Among glowing jack-o’-lanterns and a haunted orchard atmosphere, attendees can enjoy spooky story readings, meet authors for book signings, and listen to a panel featuring paranormal ghost hunters. A costume contest will award prizes, and warm apple cider adds a cozy touch. Costumes are encouraged, and more details will be shared soon. Authors interested in participating can express interest in setting up.

The Halloween gathering at Lugar Creek Campground marks Samhain with a Witches Dance and a bonfire continuing into the evening. More information will be shared as plans are finalized.

Celebrating its 11th year, this Veterans Day event features a 5K run, a bike ride, and a 1 mile walk. The starting area is outside the Indiana National Guard. The 5K includes chip timing, and winners in each category receive socks and dog tags. Complimentary refreshments will be available, along with some feel-good extras at no cost.

Rooted in the energy of the Scorpio new moon, this somatic sound bath centers on honoring the feminine within everyone. A gentle, empowering flow weaves breathwork and mindful movement to help release stagnation in the body. Chimes, bowls, soft touch, and slow, intentional pacing create room to turn inward and move with kindness. The gathering is open to all and designed to feel intimate, inviting connection to the divine presence within. Offered on a donation basis, the experience begins with a personalized refresher tailored to what each body needs. Waist bead consultations and tie-ons will also be available.

New Beginnings Ministries of Wabash County presents its annual banquet at Bachelor Creek Church of Christ, featuring a catered meal, fellowship, and stories highlighting the ministry’s impact on individuals and families. Guest speaker Trent Duhamell, joined by his family, will share his personal journey and the heart behind the organization’s mission. Dinner is provided by In-Laws Catering & BBQ. Tickets are $35 per person, must be purchased in advance, and are not available at the door.

The Pathfinder Early Learning Center Turkey Trot has become a Thanksgiving tradition in Huntington County, featuring a 5K run and a one mile walk. The course begins at Pathfinder’s administrative offices, travels around Pehkokia Woods, and passes the Izaak Walton League on the way back. Organizers anticipate more than 1,100 participants, along with spectators and fans. Proceeds support the children and programming at the Early Learning Center.