Events in West Lafayette today

Recovery Dharma at The HIVE Recovery Hub offers a peer-led, meditation-centered recovery meeting rooted in Buddhist principles and inclusive of all recovery pathways. This weekly gathering provides a supportive space to build mindfulness, wisdom, compassion, and community. No prior meditation experience is needed, and there is no requirement to speak. It is a free, drop-in meeting open to anyone seeking recovery support, including those new to meditation, exploring recovery, or looking to deepen their practice.

Murder By the Book Group meets at the Tippecanoe County Public Library's Wyandotte Branch. Gatherings are held on the fourth Wednesday from January through October, then on the third Wednesday in November.

Held each Wednesday, this Commander event is free to attend. Check in with the companion app to claim a pack or promo, distributed at random.

Big League Sports Bar & Grill hosts Brainblast Trivia with Chaunci as host. It features specials, weekly prizes, bragging rights, and lively music. Teams of trivia fans can enjoy food and cocktails while competing for fun rewards.

A family storytime designed for children ages 6 and younger with a caregiver. Reservations are not needed. For more information, call (765)447-4774.

Marking a full century of history, this celebration honors the Wells Community Cultural Center, a long-time home for the arts in Lafayette. The building began as the Albert A. Wells Memorial Library and today is the home of The Arts Federation. For generations it has influenced the community, and this milestone recognizes its enduring role and legacy.

Drop off unwanted electronics for safe recycling at Tippecanoe County Fairgrounds. This e-waste collection offers a convenient way to dispose of old tech responsibly. To minimize wait times, avoid arriving too early, early arrivals are often the ones who end up waiting in line. Medicine will not be accepted at these e-waste events. For details on restrictions and information about other local e-waste options that may be more convenient, refer to the event information provided by the organizers.

Set in the area behind Mackey Arena and along the corridor that connects to the Purdue football stadium, this event centers on the Notre Dame versus Purdue matchup and activity along that route.

Wolfguard Hollow hosts Amtgard, a live action role playing meetup centered on fantasy combat and community. The group is not for profit, free to participate in, and open to all experience levels. In addition to combat, there are opportunities for crafting, helping with activities, taking on leadership roles, or simply being part of the group. Gatherings take place at a free pavilion in Columbian Park, and the exact spot may change at times, including during special activities.

Notre Dame travels to Ross-Ade Stadium for an in-state clash with Purdue in West Lafayette. The teams bring different styles and a shared history, creating a stage where every momentum shift can be felt, from early defensive stands to field-flipping plays. Whether drawn to Notre Dame’s national profile or Purdue’s Big Ten edge at home, the stakes include bragging rights and pivotal influence on the direction of the season.

This no-cost Commander event is open to attendees. Sign into the companion app to receive a complimentary pack or promo, distributed at random.

Enjoy an evening of wildlife education at Wolf Park in Battle Ground, Indiana. Before the main presentation, visitors can explore the Welcome Area and may spot ambassador wolves, foxes, bison, and an eastern box turtle. The program includes a talk about how wolves communicate and a chance to try a few howls with the wolves. Advance purchase is recommended, with tickets available in person or online.

This event marks the 10th annual flea market season with vendors filling the Valley Plaza parking lot in Lafayette, Indiana. Supported by Leaping Leopard Antiques, it features a variety of flea market sellers alongside the shops at Valley Plaza for additional browsing. Parking is free and there is no admission charge. Questions may be directed to Leaping Leopard Antiques. Valley Plaza is presented as a leading local destination for antiques and thrift.

A two-person group plays relaxing, mellow music in a park setting, creating an easygoing atmosphere for a casual outdoor experience.