Events in Warsaw, IN

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Enjoy story time with Mr. Duane from the Warsaw Public Library by the bounce house at The Farmers Market at Winona. After the stories, stay for open play Lego time. Arrive a little early to grab a free treat from Drizzle Pop or Super Cute Cake Pops to enjoy during the story.

A two day golf camp for children and young adults who want to get better at the game, presented by Scratch Golf LLC at Parmore Golf And Driving Range.

Good Vibes Market presents the third annual Halloween Town market, inspired by the movie HalloweenTown, at Kosciusko Fairgrounds. The event features more than 50 spooky themed craft vendors along with seasonal food and drink, Olivia’s pumpkin patch, a 10 foot skeleton named Benny, a 15 foot inflatable pumpkin, Halloween decor brought to life, photo backdrops, and trick or treating. In partnership with Soul Takers Acres, guests can experience a live action, lights on walk through of the fairgrounds haunted house for a $5 fee. Early arrivals receive perks, with Halloween tote bags for the first 100 adults and treat bags for the first 50 children in line. Admission is free, the atmosphere is family friendly, and parking is complimentary.

At Hire Park BMX, riders can bring a bike and race on the track. Watching from the sidelines is free. Entry options are $15 for either Class or Cruiser, $25 for both Class and Cruiser, and $20 for Class and Open. Optional timing with a personal transponder is available for $3. Awards will be presented to main makers.

This family-friendly fall festival offers a hayride, a kids’ train ride, bonfires with s’mores, tasty food, and vendors. It features autumn-themed fun and additional seasonal activities.

Returning to Warsaw Community High School, this large-scale MobilePack brings together nearly five thousand volunteers from the Warsaw community to take action on hunger and help turn it into hope. It is a collaborative, high-energy effort where people work side by side toward a shared goal of helping others.

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.

The track will be open for gate practice and riding. Timing will be available so riders can record lap times and establish a baseline for the season. The fee is $5 per rider. Timing costs an additional $3 and requires a personal transponder.

This monthly grief support group provides a space to share experiences, support one another, and learn together in the community room. Complimentary snacks and refreshments are available. To sign up or ask questions, contact Amber at 574-267-8196.

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.

Potawatomi Wildlife Park in Tippecanoe, Indiana hosts the 16th annual star party presented by the Michiana Astronomical Society, a major regional gathering for astronomy enthusiasts. Over three nights, attendees can take part in featured speaker presentations, prize drawings, on site camping, and nighttime telescope observing, and the park holds its annual banquet during the event. Timed near the new moon, the darker skies create excellent conditions to view galaxies, nebulae, star clusters, planets, and other celestial sights. The event welcomes newcomers as well as seasoned observers.

This practice session at Hire Park BMX offers open gate practice with timing available. Riders can log lap times to set a baseline for the season. The track remains open for riding throughout the session. Admission is $5 per rider. Timing is an additional $3, and riders should bring a transponder.

The Donut Dash 5K walk and run rallies the community to support Heartline, which provides all services at no cost to clients and relies on local generosity to care for moms, dads, and babies. The route begins and ends at the Kosciusko Health Pavilion and follows the Lake City Greenway. Participants can increase their impact by fundraising or contributing in addition to the registration fee. Every finisher receives a medal, with additional medals for top performers. Those who register by the t-shirt deadline are guaranteed a shirt in their size. Prize drawings are available for fundraisers and donors, pre-registered racers, and Donut Eater Challenge finishers.

At Hire Park BMX, riders can bring their bikes for track racing while spectators watch for free. Entry options include $15 for Class or Cruiser, $25 for both Class and Cruiser, $20 for Class and Open, and $3 for timing when using your own transponder. Awards are presented to Main Makers.

Plan B brings the rock to Rex's Rendezvous.

Area veterans meet informally at Maggie's to share coffee and conversation in a relaxed setting. It offers a welcoming way to connect with fellow veterans, especially for those not yet part of a local community, and to build new relationships. All veterans are welcome.

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.

Hire Park BMX offers gate practice with optional lap timing so riders can track laps and set a baseline for the season. Those who plan to use timing should bring a transponder. The cost is $5 per rider, plus $3 for timing.

Head to Hire Park BMX for an open gate practice with live lap timing available. Record your laps to set a baseline for the season and see where you stand. The cost is $5 per rider, and timing is available for $3 when you bring your transponder.

At Hire Park BMX, riders can bring their bikes and compete on the track, and spectators can watch for free. On-site registration is offered. Entry fees are $15 for Class or Cruiser, $25 for both Class and Cruiser, and $20 for Class and Open. Timing is available for $3 with your own transponder. Awards are presented to Main Makers.

Gate practice kicks things off, with riding continuing until dark. Track your lap times to establish a baseline for the season. The fee is $5 per rider, and optional timing is available for $3 when you bring your transponder.

A homemade meal is offered by Food For All People in cooperation with The Lutheran Foundation. The menu is to be determined. Calvary Evangelical Lutheran Church has been awarded a grant from The Lutheran Foundation to help fund Food For All People, with appreciation for this support of the ministry.

The track will be open for gate practice, with riding continuing until dark. Check your lap times to set a starting point for the season. The rider fee is $5. Timing is available for $3, and you will need to bring your transponder.

THE SAW features racing and spectating, with The Pumpkin Patch Open adding a playful twist that helps even the competition. Expect pumpkins, candy, and lighthearted shenanigans. Spectating is free. Rider entry is $15 for a single Class or Cruiser, $25 for both Class and Cruiser, or $20 for Class and Open. A chili share invites participants to bring a pot of chili, and fries from concessions make an easy pairing. Everyone receives certificates, candy, and pumpkins.

This monthly Grief Support Group offers a caring space to share experiences, find support, and learn from one another. Meetings are held in the community room, with complimentary snacks and refreshments provided. To sign up or ask questions, contact Amber at 574-267-8196.

More than a hundred Amish and Mennonite artists from roughly twelve states come together to share and showcase their creations. A wide range of mediums will be represented, including woodcraft and woodworking, oil and acrylic painting, pastel work, pencil sketching, creative writing, cake decorating, and other forms of expression. The event also features classes and live demonstrations, along with an auction, a raffle, and a brunch. A session open to the public offers the opportunity to purchase artwork.

At Warsaw Community High School, the band program presents its ninth annual mattress fundraiser paired with the second annual pancake breakfast. Browse and try name-brand mattresses from Purple, Helix, Brooklyn Bedding, and Therapedic in the lobby by the main entrance, with prices set well below standard retail. The breakfast serves unlimited pancakes, with admission priced at $8 for adults and $5 for children under 10, and children younger than 2 eat free. Every mattress purchase supports the band program.

A return appearance is set for the split stage at Rex's, bringing the show back to this familiar spot.

The Community Health Clinic’s yearly Dutch dinner offers a friendly evening that blends mission and community. Guests hear firsthand stories about the clinic’s impact close to home, across the state, and beyond. A traditional Amish meal served family style sets the tone for conversation, and there is an opportunity to help sustain services that benefit people living with rare disorders. Launched fifteen years ago to grow awareness and support for the clinic’s mission, this gathering welcomes area business professionals, healthcare providers, and community members who want to better understand the value of the work being done.

A homemade meal will be offered, with the menu to be determined. Calvary Evangelical Lutheran Church has received a grant from The Lutheran Foundation to assist in funding Food For All People, and the church expresses gratitude for this support of the ministry.

Get into the holiday spirit at a cheerful craft and vendor market featuring handcrafted finds, skilled local makers, fresh baked treats, and a touch of familiar direct sales items. Discover one of a kind gifts, shop small, and enjoy a festive shopping experience.

Set in Amish Country, this gathering features more than 130 vendors and a variety of Amish food. Cinnamon rolls are available for breakfast, offering a sweet start before you browse the many booths.

A monthly grief support group offers a compassionate space to share experiences, find comfort, and learn alongside others coping with loss. Sessions take place in the community room, and complimentary snacks and refreshments are provided. For registration or questions, contact Amber at 574-267-8196.

Presented by Sym Financial Advisors, Annie fills the stage with optimism, humor, and memorable melodies. With music by Charles Strouse, lyrics by Martin Charnin, and a book by Thomas Meehan, this classic follows a brave orphan during the Great Depression whose hopeful spirit touches everyone around her, including her friends and the billionaire Oliver Warbucks. Audiences will recognize favorites like Tomorrow, It’s the Hard Knock Life, and Maybe as the story honors resilience, family, and the search for light in difficult times. At Wagon Wheel Center for the Arts, the intimate theatre-in-the-round places the action on all sides, bringing every laugh, every tear, and every victory close to the audience. A seasonal favorite with extra sparkle, this production offers a joyful and uplifting reminder that hope is worth holding onto.

Plan B takes over Rex's for a night that rocks.

A homemade meal will be served, with the menu to be determined. This event is held in cooperation with The Lutheran Foundation. Calvary Evangelical Lutheran Church received a grant from The Lutheran Foundation to assist in funding Food For All People, supporting this ministry.