Events in Westfield, IN

Enjoy a freestyle DIY art session where you choose the project and set your own pace in a relaxed studio setting. Pick from canvas painting, wood shapes, wine glasses, paint pour, or candle making. All supplies are included, and there are written guides for more than 200 painting designs if you want direction, or you can create freely. It works well for individuals, families, and work groups, since everyone can make something different. Most painting projects take about two hours. Candle projects take roughly an hour and a half to set up, and finished candles can be picked up later. The experience is open to ages 5 and up, and children need to remain engaged in a project while in the studio. Closing time is firm, so plan to begin with enough time to finish, as most projects take one to two hours. Staff are available to answer questions and provide materials, but step-by-step tutorials are not offered. Reservations are appreciated. Outside beverages are not permitted, drinks are available for purchase in the studio, and snacks may be brought in.

Shepherd’s Gate Food Pantry provides a drive through distribution at St. Maria Goretti Catholic Church and School, offering basic necessities to neighbors in Hamilton County. This volunteer-run ministry works in collaboration with the parish HELP Committee and serves residents who present proof of county residency. Clients may receive assistance once per month. In addition to pantry items, limited baby supplies may be available. Cribs and mattresses are distributed only with referrals from local agencies including Good Samaritan, Birthright, Healthy Families, and County Trustees, and at times the pantry can also provide baby clothing up to size 2T, baby food and formula, high chairs, and strollers. Guided by a call to feed the hungry and welcome those in need, this distribution uses a convenient drive through format for pickup.

This Wheelmen/BGI group ride on the park trails is tailored for beginners at Southwest Way Park in Indianapolis. The outing focuses on introducing new riders to a group trail experience.

The Choice Food Pantry at the Grace Care Center offers a dignified grocery shopping experience with a personal shopper to help you find what you need. It serves as the first step for receiving support from the Care Center, and visiting weekly helps the team learn more about your household and connect you with additional programs and services. Reservations are highly recommended but not required. The waiting room opens one hour before the pantry begins, and those without a reservation need to arrive within the first 30 minutes of the waiting room being open. Upon arrival at the Grace Church campus in Noblesville, follow the entry road to the large parking lot on the north side of the building and enter through the Care Center entrance at door 18, marked with bright green signs. Check in at the waiting room down the hallway on the left, then wait until a personal shopper is ready to walk with you through the store. After selecting your groceries, pull your car around so volunteers can load everything for you. The pantry is open to anyone who lives or works in Hamilton County, as well as residents of northern Marion County north of 56th Street. No documentation is required for your first visit, and guests may come once per week.

A weekly group run that blends mileage with conversation. Participants can log some distance, hang out, and connect with others in a friendly setting.

Performers of any experience level are welcome to audition for A Christmas Carol: A Live Radio Play, adapted for the stage by Joe Landry with music by Kevin Connors. This production is directed by Brandon Wentz, marking his first directing project with Main Street Productions. The beloved Dickens tale is reimagined as a 1940s-style radio broadcast, complete with playful fruitcake commercials, live sound effects, and musical underscoring. A compact ensemble voices many roles as Scrooge’s encounters with three spirits guide him toward the meaning of the season. Auditions use cold readings from the script, and participants are encouraged to bring a headshot and theatre résumé if available. Casting is flexible, with performers playing multiple characters and a dedicated Foley Operator creating the live effects on stage. Experience with percussion or other instruments is helpful for the Foley role but not required. Listed age ranges serve as guidelines, since vocal versatility and character work are the focus. The show can be staged with anywhere from 5 to 41 performers. Roles include the seasoned radio host Freddie Filmore, the golden-voiced leading man Jake Laurents, the nimble character comic Harry “Jazzbo” Haywood, the warm and poised Sally Applewhite, the powerhouse Lana Sherwood, and the fresh-faced Rose Bailey, along with the Foley Operator who brings the WBFR soundscape to life. Additional station characters may be added and roles may be reassigned as needed.

Young artists will discover creative ways to reuse cardboard, magazines, and other paper, turning everyday materials into art. Participants will build a three-dimensional animal and assemble a collage-style animal portrait from magazine cutouts and paper scraps. Along the way, they will explore how artists use shape, texture, and form to bring subjects to life. This hands-on workshop is designed for elementary-aged children and is open to kids 12 and under. All supplies are included, and the fee is $35 per student.

This event offers visitors with disabilities or sensory sensitivities a Haunted House experience with thoughtful adjustments. At the Fright Academy, music is kept quiet, lighting is brighter with no flashing effects, and all haunters wear friendly costumes. Each participant receives a sensory toy and a goody bag. In addition to the Haunted House, exhibits open for the occasion include Dinosphere and the Dinosphere Art Lab, the newly reimagined All Aboard, National Geographic Treasures of the Earth, Beyond Spaceship Earth, the Schaefer Planetarium and Space Object Theater, and Fireworks of Glass. Presented by Riley Children's Foundation and Prana Play: A Sensory Haven.

The Merciful H.E.L.P. Center operates a choice-style food pantry with curbside service. Assistance is available to all Hamilton County residents and to those living in ZIP codes 46240 and 46260. To receive groceries, visitors complete a brief form, attach an ID and a utility bill, stay in their vehicles, and open the trunk so items can be provided. Offerings include food, produce, frozen meat, and cleaning supplies. For ongoing assistance every 14 days, Hamilton County residents must show proof of residency, which means a photo ID plus either a lease or an electric, gas, water, or cable bill.

The Speedway Garden Club holds its monthly meeting at Speedway Public Library.

Explore phenology, the science of when seasonal events happen in nature, from spring blooms and autumn leaf color to bird migration. Tracking these shifts helps reveal how plants and animals respond to a rapidly changing climate, and long term observation is key. This hands on program teaches citizen science skills by monitoring twenty plant and tree species along the paved Pin Oak Trail across from the Eagle Creek Earth Discovery Center. Participants begin with a short training video, then head onto the trail to record observations using paper data sheets or the Nature’s Notebook app. You can also start a simple monitoring project at home, and once trained, volunteers are welcome to continue observing the phenology trail on their own schedule. The program is included with park entry, which is $6 per vehicle for Marion County residents and $8 per vehicle for visitors from outside the county. It is recommended for ages 12 and up. The walk is about one mile on pavement with a few moderate slopes. Activities may be canceled in inclement weather. For questions, contact dawn.vandeman@indy.gov or 463-325-3871.

Gather for a ladies fellowship at Arni’s in Lebanon. This recurring event takes place on the second Tuesday of every month and offers a welcoming opportunity for conversation and connection.

Broad Ripple in Indianapolis hosts a business networking gathering billed as the premier meetup of the year, offering a chance to connect with the local business community.

The Choice Food Pantry at the Grace Care Center, located on the campus of Grace Church in Noblesville, serves as an entry point to additional support offered by the Care Center. Guests may visit once each week, and regular visits help the team understand household needs and connect guests with other programs and services. Reservations are recommended to help with flow but are not required, and walk-ins should plan to arrive when the waiting room opens. The pantry is available to anyone who lives or works in Hamilton County, as well as residents of the northern part of Marion County north of 56th Street. First-time visitors do not need to bring identification or any documents. Upon arrival, follow the entry drive to the back of the building and park in the north lot, then enter through the Care Center entrance at Door 18 marked by bright green signs. Check in at the waiting room, where you will be greeted and registered. A personal shopper will accompany you through the pantry to help you choose groceries. When finished, pull your car around and volunteers will load the items so you can head out with ease.

Compete in official Pokémon VGC play at Next Level Games in Carmel. Battles use Pokémon Champions with Double Battles in best-of-three sets, and Swiss pairings are determined by turnout. Participants provide their own device and can play on Nintendo Switch, iPhone, iPad, or Android. Entry is $10, and all entry fees go directly into the prize pool. Store credit goes to the top three competitors, with participation Pokémon Prize Packs available while supplies last. The setting supports both experienced players preparing for bigger events and newer trainers learning the format, offering a friendly place to practice, improve, and connect with other Pokémon fans.

Put your knowledge to the test at a free-to-play trivia night with the George’s team at George’s Neighborhood Grill in Indianapolis. Expect a lively atmosphere with fun, prizes, national ranking, and plenty of good food and drinks. Table reservations are available.

A free-to-play trivia night at Crate Escapes Dog Park features team competition with prizes for the top three and drinks available. Friends and their pups are welcome. Humans are always free to enter the dog bar, and a waiver is required once per year. Dogs must be registered with Crate Escapes and either purchase a day pass at $15 for the first dog and $10 for each additional, or have a membership starting at $35. Proof of rabies, distemper combo, and bordetella vaccines is required to enter. Register in advance online or via the Crate Escapes Dog Park + Bar App, or expect a 10 to 20 minute delay if registering at the door.

Crowder brings a live concert to Northview Church in Carmel, IN, joined by Rend Collective and Lost & Found. The evening highlights music, worship, and community, with a set that blends styles and includes favorites such as "Good God Almighty", "Grave Robber", and "Somebody Prayed". VIP, early entry, and general admission door openings are scheduled before the show begins. Tickets are available through official channels, and third party ticket selling is not permitted on TPR event pages. To help protect fans from scams, purchases made through unofficial sellers are not guaranteed by TPR and may limit access to updates or assistance.

POST. Festival presents a concert at HI-FI featuring Russian Circles with Pelican. This all ages show offers general admission entry. Partners for the event include Bacardí Rum, Stagewater, Espolón Tequila, Black Orchid Barbers, Tito’s Vodka, Long Drink, Chilly Water Brewing Company, Lemon Shake Up, and Pepsi.

Put your knowledge to the test at trivia night inside Shelby Street Tavern. Form a team with friends and take on questions that range from history to pop culture, with prizes waiting for the top performers. Enjoy dinner and drink specials during the event to keep everyone fueled. It suits die-hard quiz fans and casual players alike, including anyone who simply wants a cold beer and a good time. Arrive early to secure a table at this Indianapolis spot.

At Alley Cat Lounge, the curtains rise on a villain-chic spin on music bingo. Expect a playlist that leaps across genres and rewards for keen ears, all dressed with top hats, feathers, and a hint of theatrical mischief. Dress in a cabaret-inspired villain look or channel a silent film schemer if you like; costumes are encouraged but not required. Outsmart and out-listen the crowd for bragging rights and prizes. A mischievous spirit is required.

Disney Presents The Lion King brings its touring production to the Murat Theatre at Old National Centre. The performance includes one intermission. A ticket is required for every attendee, regardless of age. It is recommended for ages 6 and older. The show features flashing strobe lighting.

After acclaimed, sold-out performances at the Edinburgh Fringe, Adelaide Fringe, and venues across the UK and US, The Carole King & James Taylor Story comes to Butler Arts in Indianapolis. The show traces the highlights of two musical greats, honoring Carole King, a six time Grammy winner with twenty platinum records, and James Taylor, a five time Grammy winner and a defining voice in American folk. Expect heartfelt renditions of Fire and Rain, Sweet Baby James, I Feel the Earth Move, Natural Woman, You've Got a Friend, and more. The celebrated catalog is brought to life by Phoebe Katis and Dan Clews, accomplished artists who capture the spirit and sound of these timeless songs.

Zero Mile Presents brings Rodrigo y Gabriela to The Eastern in Atlanta as part of the OurHome Tour. This event welcomes all ages. Ticket purchases are limited to four per order, and any order exceeding the limit may be canceled without notice.

Grace Care Center’s Choice Food Pantry offers a dignified shopping experience where guests select groceries with help from a personal shopper. It is the starting point for Care Center support, and visiting weekly helps the team learn about your household and connect you with additional programs and services. Eligibility includes anyone who lives or works in Hamilton County, as well as residents of northern Marion County north of 56th Street. Reservations are encouraged but not required. If arriving without one, plan to come within the first 30 minutes after the waiting room opens. Upon arrival at the Grace Church campus in Noblesville, head to the north side of the building, park, and enter through the Care Center entrance at door 18, then check in at the waiting area. When it is your turn, a personal shopper will accompany you through the pantry, and volunteers will load your groceries into your vehicle afterward. The pantry may be used once per week, and no documentation is needed on your first visit.

Celebrate the season at Spencer Farms with a playful gathering centered on a hands-on craft for kids. Little ones will build a mini pumpkin patch inside a jar, a simple activity that taps into fall spirit and sparks creativity. The gathering also offers time to connect with the FIT4MOM Village and catch up with mom friends, and it is a good fit for bringing a group. RSVPs are required so supplies can be prepared for everyone.

Conversations in real estate often happen beyond the boardroom. This monthly social hour at The Clubhouse offers a casual, intentional setting for real estate agents, affiliated partners, and local professionals to connect, collaborate, and build genuine relationships beyond everyday transactions. Whether you are a top producer, just getting started, or a trusted industry partner, it is a welcoming place to grow your professional circle. Look forward to thoughtful conversation, real connections, and a culture focused on inspiring people, creating opportunities, and supporting aspirations. Enjoy a drink while you build relationships that last.

Toast the season at a festive fall celebration featuring light bites and signature sips. Explore a floral and design showcase, enjoy live music with a DJ, connect with vendors, and take property tours, with more to discover throughout the event. RSVP is requested to assist with planning.

Learn CPR and first aid at a training session held at the Elwood YMCA. This program is open to participants ages 15 and up. The fee is $40 for members and $60 for non-members. Registration and payment are required in advance by calling 552-9808.

Traci and Jimmy bring an acoustic set spanning the 70s, 80s, and 90s to Fork + Ale House in Carmel.

Convictions brings The Horizon We Seek Tour to Black Circle in Indianapolis with Afterlife, Stray View, and Taken by Tides. This show is open to all ages.

At Roberts Park United Methodist Church in downtown Indianapolis, a hot, free takeout meal is available for anyone, with pickup at a designated church door.

Great Oak Church hosts a free Food Pantry and Clothing Bank offering groceries, children’s items, and clothing in a wide range of sizes for individuals and families. Anyone in need is welcome, with no requirement to sign up or show ID, and there is no preaching. Prayer is available on request, and volunteers are available to answer questions. First-time visitors complete a short form with basic information so organizers can report the number of new and returning guests to Midwest Food Pantry, which supplies part of the donations. Personal details are kept private and are not shared. Guests may pick up items for family members or children even if they are not present, and may come with friends or relatives to select what they need.

Wayback Wednesday features a skating night with DJ Mama Mia providing the music. Admission is $8, skate rental is $5, and the spectator fee is $3. Take a few laps to the beats or watch the action from the sidelines.

An in-person crochet meetup at Freedom House where attendees can work on their own pieces, ask for help, pick up new techniques, and enjoy the company of fellow fiber enthusiasts. The session takes place in Morrison House, the primary Freedom House office on the AU campus.

Next Level Games Carmel hosts a weekly Magic: The Gathering tournament in the Pauper format, where decks use only common cards. Matches follow Swiss pairings with best of three play, and the number of rounds depends on attendance. The entry fee is $10. Prize support adds three booster packs per entry to a shared pool, which is distributed to the top three finishers at 60, 25, and 15 percent, and the winner selects prize packs from the latest Standard sets. The event offers a setting to test decks and compete in this format.

Presented at the Murat Theatre at Old National Centre, this performance includes one intermission. All attendees must have their own ticket for entry, and it is recommended for ages 6 and up. Please be aware that flashing strobe lights will be used. Ticket access includes Disney Visa and Disney presales, along with a public onsale.

Zero Mile Presents hosts Parcels on the LOVED Tour 2026. This show is open to all ages. Ticket purchases are limited to four per buyer and this rule will be strictly enforced. Orders that exceed the limit may be cancelled without prior notice.

The World Food Championships returns to the Indiana State Fairgrounds & Event Center for the third straight year, bringing elite culinary champions from around the world to Indianapolis. Recognized as a global leader in Food Sport, WFC presents four days of competition, culinary culture, and championship moments. The event features more Golden Ticket opportunities than ever before as competitors pursue top honors.

Theater Thursday returns with a screening of Wicked for Good at GQT Lebanon 7 Theater. Presented by Boone County Senior Services, Inc., the series features a light breakfast snack before the movie and $2 admission for guests age 60 and over. Films in the lineup are rated PG or PG-13 and may change. Transportation services are available at 765-482-5220 or 317-873-8939. Sponsors include Better Hearing Clinics, Boone County Extension Homemakers, Guardian Angel Hospice, and Homewood Health Campus.

A relaxed five-hour open studio brings local sewists and quilters together at Quilt Quarters. Bring whatever quilt project you are working on and sew at your own pace alongside others. There is no formal instructor, but store staff can offer help when needed, and attendees receive a 10% discount during class hours. Sessions take place on Thursdays, except for the final Thursday of each month when the studio is hosted by Juli Shields. The cost is $25, and payment in advance is required to reserve a seat. To register, call (317) 757-8340, as spots often fill ahead of time.

Appointments are not required. This casual coffee gathering at Mocha House in Fishers centers on conversation and networking. Attendees can discuss real estate, ask for referrals to reliable vendors, get brief market updates, learn about eXp Realty, or simply catch up with neighbors, clients, and friends. Expect a welcoming atmosphere focused on good coffee, helpful insights, and community.

Merciful H.E.L.P. Center’s Choice Food Pantry provides curbside service for neighbors in Hamilton County and for those living in the 46240 and 46260 ZIP codes. Visitors complete a brief intake form, present identification with a recent utility bill, then remain in their vehicles while groceries are placed in the trunk. Typical distributions include fresh fruits and vegetables, frozen meats, and household cleaning supplies. To receive grocery assistance every 14 days, bring proof of Hamilton County residency, which means a photo ID plus either a lease or a current electric, gas, water, or cable bill. The pantry emphasizes family health, offering, when available, multiple meat options, an assortment of produce, and items that support allergen conscious, low sodium, keto, vegan, and gluten free diets. For those who use food stamps, the hygiene aisle helps with essentials those benefits do not cover, such as laundry detergent, shampoo and conditioner, razors, feminine care items, bar soap, toothbrushes and toothpaste, deodorant, toilet paper, paper towels, and other cleaning products. Families with children may request a washer and dryer with paperwork verification, and delivery is provided. Budgeting classes are offered to explain how utility costs compare with laundromat expenses. During pantry check in, staff can record any special needs so appropriate support can be arranged.

This weekly breastfeeding support group, led by the lactation team, welcomes mothers with their infants for weight checks, latch support, and guidance on common breastfeeding concerns. It offers a supportive setting to connect with other mothers and share experiences. Whether you are a first-time parent or seeking a refresher, the focus is on building confidence and providing practical support for your breastfeeding journey. The group meets at IU Health Fishers Medical Tower in Conference Room C1110 on the first floor, and attendees should use Entrance H and follow the Women’s Health signs. To RSVP, leave your name and phone number on the lactation office voicemail at 317.678.4726.

The monthly Food Truck Thursday at IU Health Medical Plaza Eagle Highlands features a visit from Holly's Hot Rod Pit Stop Bistro serving American classics. The menu includes customized hot dogs, pulled pork sandwiches, nachos, walking taco bowls, and jumbo pretzels, plus a choice of ten lemonade flavors.

Discover BERTA’s Spring/Summer 2027 collections in a special trunk show featuring an expanded selection from BERTA Couture, Muse, and Privee. This limited-time showcase is available for one weekend only. Appointment availability is limited.

This weekly mentor lunch takes place at The Good Spot Restaurant, a local restaurant owned by Navy veteran Omar. It offers a chance to connect, build relationships, and share a meal while supporting a veteran-owned business. Mentors, mentees, and anyone interested in meeting new people and engaging with the community are welcome.

Storytelling Drawing Sessions gives artists an opportunity to connect with the lived experiences of longtime Indianapolis residents. Community members share personal stories while participants listen, reflect, and create artwork in the medium they prefer. Admission is free and artists of any skill level are welcome to take part. Select sessions include live music in collaboration with Forward Motion, an Indianapolis ensemble focused on commissioning, debuting, and recording new compositions. After the guest has spoken, the musicians shape an ensemble piece inspired by the stories. These sessions take place at Polklore Micro-Museum.

Shepherd’s Gate Pantry is a volunteer-led basic needs outreach of St. Maria Goretti Catholic Church, working with the parish HELP Committee to serve neighbors across Hamilton County. Residents of the county may receive assistance once per month by presenting proof of local residency. Service is offered on Thursday, Saturday, and Monday, with a drive-through option available on Monday. The pantry is closed on Friday, Sunday, Tuesday, and Wednesday. In addition to food, a limited selection of baby essentials may be available, including clothing up to size 2T, baby food and formula, high chairs, and strollers. Cribs and mattresses are provided only through referrals from partner agencies such as Good Samaritan, Birthright, Healthy Families, and County Trustees. Inspired by the call to feed the hungry, give drink to the thirsty, and welcome the stranger, the pantry focuses on meeting fundamental needs close to home.

A family-friendly Halloween experience offers a light dose of spooky fun. Preschoolers through elementary-age children, along with their families, are welcome to wear costumes and take part in nature interpretation, entertainment, and a hayride. Kids can trick-or-treat along the way, try activities designed for the littlest participants, and find food available to buy. The focus stays on gentle thrills suited to younger children.

Pokémon TCG League Night offers relaxed, free-to-play sessions at Next Level Games in Carmel for players of any experience level. Bring a deck in Standard, GLC, or whatever you enjoy and settle in for casual matches, trading, and friendly conversation. New players can get one-on-one help from staff to learn the rules or refine a list. The structure is come and go, with no scheduled rounds or pressure, so it is easy to hop into a game or focus on trading. Participation may be rewarded with Pokémon Prize Packs while supplies last, and players are entered into raffles for prizes that can include booster bundles, packs, sleeves, deck boxes, binders, playmats, and more.

Enjoy a laid-back evening at The 106 Plaza, a community hub where the Nickel Plate, Cheeney Creek, and The 106 trails meet near Fishers Parks headquarters and the Maker Playground. Settle on the lawn for live music and choose a drink from Mashcraft Brewing or Niyyah Coffee. Admission is free and no registration is needed. While there, explore the Maker Playground, a public makerspace spanning 15,000 square feet, which offers make-and-take project kits for $40. Complimentary parking is available in the main Hub&Spoke lot, with overflow across the street at the Cheeney Creek trailhead lot.

Third Thursday is a free, all-ages community event in Broad Ripple Village that highlights live music, local art, dining, and shopping. During select months, outdoor markets are part of the experience, adding more to browse and explore.

Enjoy a casual Magic: The Gathering Commander meetup where players bring their own decks and play in friendly pods. It is free to attend, and participants receive a promo for taking part.

United Skates Indy hosts a special skate night that honors National Roller Skating Month together with National Bully Prevention Month. The evening spotlights respect, kindness, and inclusion, reinforcing the message that kindness wins and that every child deserves to feel they belong. Families and friends are welcome. Admission is $10 and includes skate rental.

A monthly dinner club brings neighbors, newcomers, and food enthusiasts together at a different downtown Lebanon restaurant for conversation over a shared meal. A $10 ticket secures a seat and is applied in full to the check, not an added fee. The host venue changes each month, group reservations are handled in advance and participants receive the location details. Each gathering features something special from the restaurant, which may include exclusive dishes, discounts, or interactive culinary experiences. Seating is intentionally limited to keep the table talk lively and comfortable. It is an easy way to linger a little longer in downtown Lebanon and meet new friends.

Annie Truesdell leads an interactive evening focused on noticing the sacred messages and everyday synchronicities that show up in life. Explore how colors, numbers, dreams, music, animals, and striking coincidences can serve as touchpoints for divine guidance and a sense of spiritual connection. The session offers a welcoming space for insight, reflection, and inspiration, whether you are spiritually curious, seeking comfort, or hoping to deepen awareness of the loving presence that runs through daily experience.

Next Level Games in Carmel hosts a weekly Advanced Format Yu-Gi-Oh tournament geared toward competitive play. Decks use Advanced Constructed rules and the event runs Swiss with best of three and 45 minute rounds. The entry fee is $10. First place takes home a full booster box from any in stock set, excluding premium products like Rarity Collection. Everyone else earns one booster pack for each match win. It offers a regular place to test decks, build experience, and compete for the box.

Colin Mochrie and Brad Sherwood, known from Whose Line Is It Anyway?, deliver a completely improvised comedy show built from audience suggestions. With razor sharp timing and playful chemistry, they create spontaneous scenes and quick witted twists that keep the laughs coming. It is an unscripted, fast paced night where anything can happen.

Presented by MOKB, this HI-FI show features Red Leather along with The Romance and Northern Lights. The performance uses a general admission setup and is open to attendees of all ages.

Enjoy four rounds of music bingo alongside dinner and drinks. Gift cards are awarded to winners. The fourth round features a progressive win that increases each week. For more information, ask the DJ Bingo host.

At Alley Cat Lounge in Broad Ripple, Vaudevillian Trivia Night delivers seven rounds of eight questions each, hosted by the Victorian rascal known as Vaudevillian. The categories span a wide range and are designed for all experience levels, with rounds submitted by fans adding an extra twist. It is free to play and centers on friendly competition, laughs, and good vibes.

A weekly throwback night at The Fountain Lounge offers an adult atmosphere with carefully crafted drinks, live music, and surprises each Thursday night for $10. The kickoff features The LIT Band Live, delivering favorite hits and a friendly crowd.

Presented at the Murat Theatre at Old National Centre, this live performance runs about two and a half hours with one intermission. Every attendee must have a ticket, and it is recommended for ages 6 and up. Be aware that flashing strobe lights are used during the show. Tickets are available through a public onsale as well as select presales, including Disney Visa and Disney presale options.

Turntable in Indianapolis welcomes King’s X, the long-running trio of Dug Pinnick, Ty Tabor, and Jerry Gaskill. For over four decades, they have cultivated a distinctive mix of hard rock, metal, progressive rock, soul, and alternative, earning a devoted following through influential releases such as Out of the Silent Planet, Gretchen Goes to Nebraska, Dogman, and their self-titled album. Their history includes tours with Pearl Jam, AC/DC, Iron Maiden, and Mötley Crüe, along with recognition from outlets like Rolling Stone, Kerrang!, and VH1, and praise from artists in bands including Pearl Jam, The Smashing Pumpkins, Pantera, and Stone Temple Pilots. Their most recent release, Three Sides of One, is their first studio album in 14 years and highlights the chemistry that has driven the band since 1979 with muscular riffs, rich harmonies, and reflective songwriting.

A weekend retreat at La Quinta Inn & Suites Indianapolis South centered on Croptoberfest. Registration includes a dedicated 6-foot table along with gifts, games, prizes, and classes.

Now in its third year, this Naptown family weekend brings people together around royals, community, and celebration. Plans include a family drag show, Naptown’s Indoor Picnic, a family outing, Coffee & Conversation, a Day of Service, and the Naptown Mx. Pageant. Look forward to heartwarming moments that unite neighbors and friends and celebrate the spirit of Naptown. Additional details will be announced.

At Wood Wind Golf Course, a Halloween-themed evening brings together golf, costumes, and a lively social scene. The round features a shotgun start in a 4-person scramble format, encouraging friendly competition. A costume contest highlights the night, with recognition for the best looks. Festivities extend from the course to the beer garden for a high-energy celebration and a festive close to the season.

Parents can take a break while children enjoy a supervised evening at the Irsay Family YMCA at CityWay. The program includes themed games, creative art projects, active gym time, and a family friendly movie, all led by caring YMCA staff. Dinner features pizza with fruit, followed by an evening snack. Age eligibility for this offering is noted across a broad range, from 6 weeks through 12 years in general, with some sessions listed for ages 18 months to 11 years. It serves as an affordable childcare and youth activity option in a supportive YMCA environment, priced at $24 for members and $40 for nonmembers. Themes showcased during the year include Toy Story, Flowers, Star Wars, Game Night, Marvel and other superheroes, Emojis, Dinosaurs, Halloween, Pumpkins, and a Grinch inspired night.

In Carmel, IN, 10 to 15 food trucks, trailers, carts, and pop-ups from across Indiana gather to serve a rotating selection of local dishes. Seating is limited, so attendees often bring picnic blankets and chairs.

Game Night at iCode Fishers gives kids about ages 5 to 14 a chance to compete, collaborate, and relax with friends in a purpose built gaming hub. Players jump into popular titles like Minecraft and Roblox on high performance stations, with pizza and soft drinks included. All gaming takes place in supervised, verified rooms. The environment is structured and closely monitored for safety, with approved peers only, no open public lobbies, and no unsupervised chat. It is a lively setting with a premium setup and plenty of games for a fun evening together.

Forever Young Club Craft Days offer free monthly sessions at Lawrence Community Park, featuring hands-on projects and a friendly space to connect with neighbors and friends through conversation and laughter.

Enjoy live acoustic music presented in a pure, unplugged style that emphasizes natural sound.

This Pokémon Standard tournament at Next Level Games Carmel features a $10 entry fee. Matches use Swiss rounds with best of 1 play, and the number of rounds depends on attendance. Prize support adds three packs to the pool for each entry, guarantees at least one pack to every participant just for playing, and provides one Prize Pack per player for participation. Players can test new decks or focus on competitive results in a consistent play environment.

Value Vintage is a Magic: The Gathering event at Next Level Games Carmel that features the Vintage format in a budget-friendly setting. Entry is $10. Play uses Swiss rounds, and the number of rounds depends on attendance. All entry fees are returned as store credit, with prizes distributed as 40% for first place, 25% for second, 20% for third, and 15% for fourth. It offers competitive gameplay while keeping costs accessible for Vintage enthusiasts.

Indianapolis’ haunted attraction returns with a new season of fear. Make your way through immersive environments filled with eerie scenes, live actors, and sudden shocks that keep pulses racing. This year brings fresh scares and unforgettable moments designed to test even the bravest groups. Open every weekend, with tickets expected to go quickly, so consider securing admission early and find out who in your crew lasts to the end.

Start with an introductory ballroom dance lesson, then enjoy open dancing afterward. Admission is $15 for singles and $25 for couples. Costumes are encouraged.

Disney Presents The Lion King brings its touring production to the Murat Theatre at Old National Centre, featuring a performance with one intermission. All guests, including young children, require a ticket to enter, and the show is best suited for ages 6 and up. Please note that flashing strobe lights are used during the performance.

MOKB presents a live concert headlined by Carbon Leaf with Melanie Pierce opening the show. This event is open to all ages and will be general admission only.

The evening features four rounds of DJ-hosted music bingo at Mikie's Pub in Indianapolis, along with dinner and drinks. Winners receive gift cards, and the fourth round offers a progressive prize that grows each week. For more information, speak with the DJ Bingo host.

Presented by Epsilon Theatrical Company, this musical comedy follows the offbeat Addams family as Wednesday falls for a thoughtful young man from a conventional household, a suitor her parents have not yet met. She shares the news only with her father, Gomez, asking him to keep it from Morticia, which puts him in a difficult spot. A dinner bringing together the Addamses and the boyfriend with his parents sets the stage for clashing worlds, closely held secrets, and plenty of laughs.

Anchored by Tchaikovsky’s timeless score, this reimagined Swan Lake fills the stage with color and radiance. An international ensemble dances in luminous costumes while inventive lighting sculpts each scene into a moving gallery. The familiar tale of love and enchantment becomes an immersive experience told through light, motion, and music. Tradition and contemporary design meet to reveal the legend anew with striking imagery and genuine emotional force.

SLI Audio brings a music themed twist to bingo at Pinheads inside Alley's Alehouse. Rounds feature short clips of popular songs and music videos while players mark the matching titles on their cards. It is free to play and offers four chances to win, with prizes for the winners. The atmosphere is family friendly and open to all ages. To reserve a table, call 317-773-9988.

Alton Brown, creator of Good Eats and a familiar face from Iron Chef America, Cutthroat Kitchen, and Food Network Star, brings a live show that reveals a different side of his craft. Having built one of the most successful culinary touring franchises, with appearances in 300-plus cities for hundreds of thousands of fans, he sets aside spectacle to focus on connection, spontaneity, and storytelling. The evening blends sharp humor, playful science, and food-centric insights, all delivered with genuine heart.

An all-ages ComedySportz match brings quick-thinking improv together with the feel of a sporting event. Two teams face off to earn laughs and points on their way to the trophy, using suggestions provided by the audience. A referee keeps the action moving and calls fouls when they happen. Fans of the fast-paced style of Whose Line Is It Anyway will recognize the short-form spirit, presented as a friendly competition.

Alton Brown brings an evening of culinary storytelling and kitchen know-how to Paramount Theatre Centre and Ballroom Anderson in Anderson, IN. Expect a blend of favorite recipes, practical cooking tips, and behind-the-scenes tales from his television work. Designed for food lovers and fans of his hit shows.

Guster teams up with the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra at Atlanta Symphony Hall LIVE for orchestral performances where each show features a distinct setlist pulled from the band’s catalog. The group’s latest album, Ooh La La, arrived in 2024 as they marked 30 years together, a span highlighted by Billboard-charting songs, collaborations with luminaries like Steve Lillywhite and Richard Swift, the launch of their own music festival, and a dedicated following built through steady touring and communal live shows. Formed in Somerville, Massachusetts, Guster is known for songs such as "Amsterdam," "Satellite," and "Do You Love Me." Outside the band, Ryan Miller composes for film and television, Adam Gardner leads REVERB, a nonprofit focused on sustainable touring, and multi-instrumentalist Luke Reynolds writes and collaborates with artists including Regina Spektor, Sharon Van Etten, and Neko Case.

A return engagement brings a celebration of all things 1990s to That Place in Greenwood. The night is devoted to decade-inspired fun. Entry is limited to guests 21 and over.

ZeeBee Karaoke brings the weekend karaoke spot back to Rock Lobster in Broad Ripple. The bar and stage have been renovated, and the patio is ready as warmer weather approaches. Choose your next song and take the mic.

This weekly open gathering at RIVET Coffee in Westfield centers on genuine conversation over a good cup in a relaxed setting. There is no agenda and no pressure, just space to slow down, meet local people, and talk about things that matter. Stay for a short visit or linger longer. Come with a friend or arrive solo, and expect a warm welcome.

The state's biggest running event exclusively for women offers half marathon, 10K, and 5K options. Participants can choose the distance that fits their goals at this women-focused race.

Market Weekend at The Bread Barn at The Healey Farm features fresh sourdough, farmhouse breads, cinnamon rolls, cookies, and rolls, all in a friendly farmstand setting. Preorders are available for pickup at The Bread Barn, and walk-up purchases are welcome while supplies last.

Get hands-on training designed for anyone preparing to build or restore an aircraft during a two-day SportAir Workshops session in Indianapolis at the VU Aviation Technology Center. Options include Sheet Metal Basics, Fiberglass Techniques for RV Aircraft, and Electrical Systems and Avionics. Instruction is led by experienced professionals who focus on proper techniques, helping you work efficiently and reduce costly mistakes.

Spend a full day at The Westin Indianapolis for a workshop centered on enhancing quality of life for people affected by Duchenne and Becker muscular dystrophy. The program features talks on standards of care, including up to date guidelines and strategies that support day to day management and well being. Learn about research and clinical trials with updates on the development pipeline, current studies, and insights from industry representatives. Sessions also address family support with guidance on social and emotional health, communication, and caregiver resources. Hands on learning is included through instruction from the CureDuchenne Certified PT program, with stretching guidance and medical equipment demonstrations. A CureDuchenne open house will showcase local resources for families, equipment vendors, and representatives from pharmaceutical and biotechnology organizations. Thanks to sponsor support, the workshop is offered at no cost. Complimentary childcare is provided by a professional nanny service. Children can enjoy activities, games, and movies, along with snacks. Breakfast and lunch are provided.

This free conference offers a day of connection, inspiration, and renewal for women from every walk of life, including business owners, entrepreneurs, professionals, community leaders, and aspiring changemakers. In a welcoming, supportive setting, attendees build relationships, trade experiences, and take part in sessions featuring dynamic speakers, engaging discussions, and networking focused on personal and professional development. Breakfast and lunch are offered to create space for meaningful conversations within a community that values collaboration and mutual support. Participants leave recharged, inspired, and ready to thrive across all areas of life. Admission is free, and registration is encouraged.

Part of a national series from the Parkinson’s Foundation, this Moving Day walk at Conner Prairie in Fishers brings together people living with Parkinson’s, their care partners, and loved ones to celebrate the benefits of staying active. The event raises funds that support vital resources, advance research and care, and help people live well with Parkinson’s, while continuing the push toward a cure. Participants may walk on their own or as part of a team, creating a day centered on movement and community.

AC 2026 will be held at Westfield’s IMMI Conference Center and includes a lineup of speakers, with Doug Tallamy as the keynote.

Spend two days immersed in a couples workshop developed by Drs. John and Julie Gottman, built on the Gottman Method that has supported millions of partners worldwide. Through engaging presentations and hands-on exercises, the program focuses on confirming, strengthening, or rebuilding your connection. It welcomes couples of every age, ability, and sexual orientation. Participants often experience benefits comparable to six months of marital therapy, and 94 percent report positive results. The workshop takes place at La Quinta Inn & Suites Indianapolis South in Indianapolis.

Doctoberfest 2026 returns with a celebration of Doctor Who at Who North America. The day features a talk on the franchise’s comic history from 1964 to today, presented with artifacts from a personal collection. A podcast store will offer hundreds of Target Books and other Doctor Who collectibles. Zepo Publishing and Brandon Peters will be there. Admission is free.

A festive BOO-fet with friendly witches sets the scene for Halloween fun. Guests can experience The Fright Academy haunted house in its Friendly Hours format, enjoy seasonal games and activities, and create a special craft provided by Gymboree. Face painting adds to the excitement, and Abracadabra Magic delivers a lively show. Every child heads home with a goody bag. Presented by Dentons.

Merciful HELP Center’s Choice Food Pantry provides curbside service for individuals and families living in Hamilton County, as well as residents of the 46240 and 46260 ZIP codes. Upon arrival, participants complete a brief form, provide a photo ID and a utility bill, remain in their vehicle, and open the trunk so groceries can be loaded. Available items include food, fresh produce, frozen meat, and cleaning supplies. To receive grocery assistance every 14 days, proof of Hamilton County residency is required, which means presenting a photo ID and one document such as a lease or an electric, gas, water, or cable bill.

Shepherd’s Gate Pantry at St. Maria Goretti Catholic Church and School in Westfield offers volunteer-led support for basic needs in partnership with the parish HELP Committee. Hamilton County residents may access services once per month by presenting proof of county residency. Along with staple groceries, limited baby resources may be available. Cribs and mattresses are distributed only through referrals from local agencies such as Good Samaritan, Birthright, Healthy Families, and County Trustees. Depending on inventory, the pantry may also provide baby clothing up to size 2T, baby food and formula, high chairs, and strollers, making it one of the few local options for these items. The pantry operates on Thursday, Saturday, and Monday, with a drive through option on Monday, and is closed on Friday, Sunday, Tuesday, and Wednesday.

One of Central Indiana Cycling’s recurring neighborhood rides, this easy-paced outing rolls through the winding streets of Irvington and starts and finishes at the Irvington Historical Society at the Bona Thompson Memorial Center. The planned route covers about 8.5 miles, with occasional alternatives ranging between 5 and 8 miles. Expect mostly flat terrain with a few short hills, and be prepared for possible crossings of active railroad tracks by approaching them at a right angle to keep wheels from catching. All participants must sign a release before riding. Central Indiana Cycling membership is not required to take part, and current members have already completed the release. Children must be accompanied by a responsible adult. Riders are responsible for their own safety and that of any dependents, including following the rules of the road and making independent decisions at intersections. Ride leaders are not responsible for participants’ safety. Please ensure your bike is in good working order, with properly inflated tires, functioning brakes and chain, and securely fastened wheels. Helmets are encouraged. Bring what you need to handle minor mechanical issues such as flat tires, or have an alternate plan for getting home, as ride leaders do not provide repairs.

Customize a celebratory glass of your own with a wide selection of design choices. All materials are included. The cost is $10 per person.

Young creators can splash color and stretch their imaginations in a Creative Cubs session that blends movement and art. It begins with Groove + Flow led by Copper Z Creative Wellness, combining music, movement, and playful yoga to get bodies in motion. After the warmup, participants dive into Splatter Art Monsters, using vibrant paint splatters and turning them into silly, one of a kind creatures. The focus is on creativity, color, shape, and imaginative play, with lots of personality and a touch of mess. Each class pairs Groove + Flow with a themed, guided Creative Cubs project, and all supplies are provided. Creative Cubs is offered through Noblesville Creates, and registration is required.

A beloved fall tradition brings families to Main Street for an afternoon of Halloween fun. Children visit participating businesses stop by stop to collect treats, show off their costumes, and enjoy a safe and welcoming trick-or-treat experience. Created with kids and their families in mind, it offers a simple way to celebrate the season while supporting local shops and spending time in the heart of the community. Costumes are encouraged, and the list of participating businesses will be shared closer to the event.

Celebrate Halloween on wheels at United Skates of America in Indianapolis with a family friendly mix of skating, costumes, and festive activities. Guests can meet Spidey and friends, enter a costume contest with prizes, try their hand at Spiderman trivia, and trick or treat around the rink. Halloween sweets, LED glow items, and snacks will be available throughout the session. Admission is $12, and skate rental is $6.

A lively celebration of culinary fusion highlights flavorful dishes, uplifting music, and dynamic dance to honor common heritage and traditions. Attendees can sample tasty bites while enjoying performances that showcase cultural connections. Vendors interested in participating may email info@phcenter.org for more information.

Make your own holiday cards in a relaxed, buffet style format. Choose from 24 designs spread across 12 tables and create only the ones you want. Each card is $2.50, with a maximum of two per design, and payment is taken at the end by cash, check, or Venmo. Photos of the available designs will be shared on the Facebook event beforehand. Please bring your preferred adhesive.

Discover the history of Crown Hill Cemetery on a walking tour that visits the graves of people from many eras, both well known and lesser known, while taking in a variety of monuments and statues. The route includes the tomb of Hoosier poet James Whitcomb Riley, where participants can enjoy a full 360-degree view of the downtown Indianapolis skyline from atop Crown Hill. The experience brings together highlights featured in other tours and is suitable for all ages. Expect about one mile of walking at a comfortable pace.

At Geist Park, this monthly kayaking and fishing gathering welcomes veterans and their family members to a relaxed day by the water. Enjoy conversation, camaraderie, and a shared meal in a supportive setting. Parking is free, and all kayaks and fishing gear are provided, so there is no need to bring equipment. The outing suits both beginners and experienced participants, offering a chance to relax, meet others, and create lasting memories.

Pokémon players can take part in a recurring buy-in event held alongside a regular Pokémon League session. The entry fee is $7 and the format includes three rounds of play. Participants earn a pack for each win. Additional goodies are distributed on random weeks.

Disney Presents The Lion King brings its touring production to the Murat Theatre at Old National Centre. The performance includes one intermission. Every attendee must have a ticket for entry, and the show is recommended for ages 6 and older. Please be aware that flashing strobe lights are used during the performance.

Country Tails and Crafty Ales Festival brings a fundraising celebration to German Park that welcomes families and their dogs. Attendees can expect live music, food, beer and wine, vendors, a lure course, training demonstrations, a crowd-pleasing dog costume contest, auctions, door prizes, raffles, adoptable dogs, and more. Demonstrations feature Hope from Off Leash Training and Jeremy Pell of Rescue Me K9 Training at the pavilion. The dog contest includes categories such as best costume, most look alike, most original, best trick, and most talented. Fundraising highlights include a live auction, a 50/50 Ball Drop, and a silent auction that wraps up later in the event, with door prizes announced along the way.

Crafters gather at Anderson Public Library for a relaxed meetup focused on fiber and other portable projects. Bring a work in progress and connect with others who enjoy a range of activities. Participants often include knitters and crocheters, along with diamond dotters, cross-stitchers, spinners, and weavers. If you want to learn a specific craft, check with the group in advance to see if someone might be available to teach. The gathering takes place in the Carnegie Room on the third floor, straight ahead from the elevator. Snacks are welcome, but the library asks that red and orange drinks be avoided to prevent stains.

Wasson’s Plant Bingo offers a relaxed, family-friendly way to spend time with friends, enjoy a few laughs, and compete for plant-themed prizes. It is free to attend, and no advance registration is needed. Whether you care for a thriving collection or are simply seeking a lighthearted outing, the setting stays welcoming and upbeat. The event features five rounds of bingo. Each participant receives a single card, and every round awards a winner with plant and plant care prizes. The pace is simple and social, providing a pleasant break in the day without any pressure.

Paint and Play for Warhammer 40,000 at Next Level Games Carmel welcomes newcomers and longtime hobbyists. Entry is free. Settle in to paint, learn techniques, and connect with the community. Supplies are provided, including painting handles, water pots, Warhammer 40,000 paint and tool sets, small synthetic layer brushes, push fit demo miniatures that require no glue, paper towels, and Wraithbone spray primer. No experience is needed.

Evening of Light is CANDLES’ annual dinner devoted to remembrance and learning, highlighting the idea that light can overcome darkness. The gathering supports Holocaust education and honors the legacy of Eva Kor, creating a thoughtful, meaningful night focused on reflection and hope.

Enjoy dinner and drinks while playing four rounds of music bingo. Winners receive gift cards, and the fourth round features a progressive prize that increases each week. For more details, please ask the DJ Bingo host.

Enjoy four lively rounds of music bingo alongside dinner and drink specials. Winners receive gift cards to take home, and the final round features a progressive prize that builds each week. For more details, check with the DJ bingo host. This activity is open to all ages, with plenty of opportunities to sing along.

A Halloween murder mystery dinner unfolds at The Movable Feast, where participants become part of the story. Attendees follow clues, question suspects, and trade theories with their tables to pinpoint the culprit before the end. Wearing a costume is encouraged in any style, whether spooky, glamorous, ridiculous, mysterious, or completely over the top, and there is no requirement to match a specific character. Details for the dinner menu will be announced, and beer and wine are offered for purchase. Seating is limited.

This all-ages improv competition features two teams going head to head to earn laughs, collect points, and claim the trophy. A referee keeps the match moving, takes suggestions from the audience, and calls fouls to keep the game fair. It is competitive comedy presented like a sport and it is suitable for everyone.

Gray Peak Athletics presents its first movie night with a Hocus Pocus theme. Pizza, popcorn, and the movie are provided. Attendees are encouraged to wear their best Halloween pajamas and bring a blanket to snuggle with. Admission is $25 per person. Open to ages who are potty trained through 14 years.

This free program offers community dinners, access to employment opportunities, mentor support, and a welcoming space to explore sports and art with friends. It is open to ages 12 to 24. For questions, contact Tierra at tpierson@indymca.org.

Enjoy a family-focused hip hop skating session. A $60 Family Special includes four admissions and four skate rentals plus a large cheese pizza and a pitcher, with savings of more than $40. Door admission is $14, or $13 when purchased online. Skate rental is $5. Non-skating chaperones are $3. Passes are not accepted. No drop offs are allowed, and a parent or guardian must remain inside for the entire session. Guests under 17 must be accompanied by a chaperone who is at least 25 with valid ID, and one chaperone may supervise up to four skaters.

Enjoy an evening of DJ and karaoke with Eric Jimenez at Mystic Waters Campground. Expect great tunes in a relaxing atmosphere. Attendees are encouraged to bring a camping chair, food and drinks, friends, and their best singing voice. Admission is $5 per person, and music is included for all Mystic Waters campers. This DJ and karaoke night is scheduled once a month from June through October, although plans may change.

This weekly tournament for the Gundam Card Game features a $10 entry and prize support built from three booster packs per participant. Every player receives at least one booster pack for taking part. The top three finishers split the prize packs at 60, 25, and 15 percent, and any remaining packs are also awarded to the top three. It is a regular meetup for competitive play within a growing community.

After dark, Glow Golf at Elwood Golf Links turns the course into a radiant setting for two-person teams using a shotgun start. Greens are illuminated, golf balls glow, and the high-energy, social vibe creates a night round unlike the daytime experience. The format is well suited to couples who want to cap the season together. Space is limited and it fills quickly.

Buddy Guy brings his storied blues and rock legacy to Butler Arts & Events Center. At nearly 90, he remains a guiding force who helped ignite Chicago’s West Side sound and continues to influence generations of musicians. He is a member of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, has earned nine GRAMMY Awards along with a Lifetime Achievement GRAMMY, and has been recognized with 38 Blues Music Awards, the Billboard Century Award, the Presidential National Medal of Arts, and a Kennedy Center Honor. Rolling Stone ranks him number 23 on its list of the 100 Greatest Guitarists, underscoring his impact on modern music. Born in 1936 in rural Louisiana, he arrived in Chicago in 1957, cutting pivotal sessions for Chess Records and building a body of work that reshaped the electric guitar. Recent highlights include a 2019 GRAMMY for The Blues Is Alive and Well and the PBS American Masters documentary Buddy Guy: The Blues Chase. Ticket access includes a public onsale and presales through the venue, Live Nation, and LN All Access.

Shakespeare’s romances and quick-witted comedies shape a concert that pairs orchestral works with a featured performance by pianist Adam Golka at the Howard L. Schrott Center for the Arts in Indianapolis. The overture to A Midsummer Night’s Dream sets a magical tone, followed by the passionate, dramatic sweep of Mozart’s Piano Concerto No. 20 in D minor, K. 466 with Golka at the piano. Suites inspired by Love’s Labour’s Lost and Much Ado About Nothing complete the program, blending humor, heartache, and enduring affection with a touch of theatrical flair. Ticket options include season packages, Duet Packs, and single tickets, and students and children may attend at no cost with a reservation.

A must-see Indianapolis attraction, this interactive live show blends mind reading, psychology, and audience participation. No two performances are alike, since the crowd helps shape what unfolds. Geared toward adults, couples, and visitors seeking a unique night out, the experience runs about 75 to 90 minutes in Downtown Indy, and seating is limited.

TVBOO takes the stage at The Vogue in Indianapolis with special guest Ozztin. Pronounced taboo and rooted in Jackson, Mississippi, this bass music standout is known for a high-energy style that blends playful flair with heavy impact, powered by driving low end, bounce, and big, anthemic vocal moments. His catalog stretches from viral originals to collaborations with Liquid Stranger, GRiZ, Ganja White Night, and others, highlighting continual growth as a producer. Authenticity sits at the core of the project, with offbeat humor and creative independence fostering a strong bond with audiences. Live sets deliver a full-spectrum experience filled with explosive momentum, tailored production, and frequent crowd participation. Beyond the stage, the podcast TVLKS with TVBOO welcomes a wide range of industry guests and pairs candid humor with behind-the-scenes insights into dance music culture, underscoring a multifaceted presence built on innovation and originality.

At World Famous Hotboys Carmel, spoken word and smooth R&B set the tone for a cozy night. Live poetry takes the stage while a DJ blends classic slow jams. Signature cocktails and Hotboys chicken round out the experience. The vibe is relaxed and intimate, suitable for date night or a spark of creative energy. Dress code is grown and stylish. Seating is limited, so early arrival is recommended.

This sensory-friendly playtime is created for kids who experience sensory processing challenges, offering a calm park setting without loud music or flashing lights so they can play comfortably and have fun. It is held twice a month, with occasional exceptions. Admission is $15.99 per child for an Ultimate Pass, and parents attend for free. Socks are not included, and memberships can be applied to this event.

Explore comics and toys all day at the Knight’s Hall Comic and Toy Show, with opportunities to buy, sell, and trade. Admission costs three dollars at the door, and children under 12 are free. Taking place in Indianapolis, this event focuses on comics and toys with chances to make purchases or trades.

Radio Junkies Duo takes the stage at George's Neighborhood Grill in Indianapolis with a set packed with favorites from the 70s, 80s, 90s, and today. Expect a lively, danceable mix and plenty of chances to sing along as the band delivers decades of hits.

Take a walking tour of the north side of Crown Hill Cemetery that highlights 20th century Indianapolis history shaped by individuals laid to rest beyond the Subway. The route explores the grounds north of 38th Street and connects the city’s past with this historic landscape. The tour starts at the Community Mausoleum. Please dress comfortably for the weather and walking.

The Indianapolis Colts face the Tennessee Titans at Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis. This game falls under the NFL’s flexible scheduling policy, which means the league may adjust what appears on schedules and tickets. A public onsale has been announced.

Queer artists gather at Magpie Artspace in Historic Irvington for a community-centered creative session. Participants bring a current piece to work on or use the time to begin a new project. The meetup is hosted by Deb Kent and Jamie Willis. For questions, text 317-225-2253.

This weekly casual commander gathering welcomes players of every experience level. Newcomers, those bringing upgraded precons, and long-time players will find space in a friendly, diverse community with relaxed games. It is free to attend, and every participant receives a promo of their choice as a thank you.

Enjoy some fall fun with the Rickshaw. All ages are welcome.

Compete in a Flesh and Blood Silver Age tournament at Next Level Games. This format brings together classic cards and powerful interactions for a distinct way to experience the game. Entry is $8. Matches use Swiss rounds based on attendance in the Silver Age format. Prize support adds three booster packs to the pool for every entry, and all participants receive at least one booster pack. After final standings, prize packs are distributed to the top three finishers, with 60 percent to first, 25 percent to second, and 15 percent to third. Participants use their own decks in a friendly, competitive setting.

Experience two shows with the Oz Noy Trio as guitarist Oz Noy teams up with drummer Dave Weckl and organist Brian Charette. Noy, a recording artist with Abstract Logix, brings a groove-driven take on modern jazz that folds in funk, rock, blues, and R&B, drawing on music from across his career. Weckl adds the precision and fire he is known for through work with artists like Chick Corea, Paul Simon, and Madonna, while Charette’s rich organ tone reflects collaborations with Joni Mitchell, Chaka Khan, Jaimoe, and Michael McDonald. Noy’s path began early, performing professionally at 13, playing with leading Israeli artists in his teens, becoming a prominent studio guitarist by his early twenties, and serving for more than two years in the house band of a top Israeli television program. After relocating to New York in 1996, he made a strong mark on the scene with a groove-first approach to instrumental music, working with drummers such as Keith Carlock, Anton Fig, Vinnie Colaiuta, and Dave Weckl, and with bassists including Will Lee, James Genus, and Reggie Washington. Expect tight interplay, bold harmonies, and improvisation that puts rhythm at the center.

An in-person, family friendly evening features a $5 chicken dinner paired with live entertainment. The meal includes boneless fried chicken, mashed potatoes, and macaroni and cheese. The $5 price also covers entry to the traveling live entertainers, and additional refreshments will be available for purchase.

Compete in a weekly Modern tournament at Next Level Games in Carmel. Matches use Swiss pairings with best‑of‑three play, and the number of rounds depends on attendance. Entry is $10. For prizes, three booster packs per entry are added to a pool that is awarded to the top three players, split 60 percent to first, 25 percent to second, and 15 percent to third. The winner also selects the prize pack set from the available options. Bring a favorite Modern deck and test it against a range of strategies in this popular Magic format.

Presented by Legacy Concerts, Silly Goose brings the Set It Off Tour to Hoosier Dome in Indianapolis with support from Cheem and Muttlee. This all-ages show offers tickets at $20 in advance and $25 on the day of the show.

DJ Trivia brings a family friendly quiz event to 5th Ave Grill and Bar in Beech Grove, IN. Teams compete at no cost and prizes go to the top three. Phones stay tucked away so everyone can focus on the game, something parents appreciate for the extra conversation with their kids. Ask the host about the DJ Trivia league. A clue of the day is available and can earn bonus points.

Celebrate The Rocky Horror Picture Show with a complete, unedited screening paired with a live shadow cast on stage. Barry Bostwick and Nell Campbell, who played Brad Majors and Columbia, will appear, and LDOD, known as Atlanta's longest running Rocky Horror cast, joins the performance as scenes unfold live while the film plays behind them. The event includes a lively costume contest, opportunities to meet stars from the movie, and interactive moments with a local shadow cast ensemble. Every ticket comes with one bag of Rocky Horror props for audience participation, and for safety, outside props are not permitted. A limited number of VIP tickets include a meet and greet with Bostwick and Campbell. Get ready for an energetic, interactive experience with chances to dance along to the Time Warp. Please note that the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra is not performing at this event.

Spend Fall Break improving your game at a Play to Win basketball camp from the Indiana Pacers and Indiana Fever at the Noblesville Boys & Girls Club. Sessions emphasize skill development, teamwork, and fun competitions designed to boost growth across the court. Boys and girls of all skill levels are welcome, with instruction from an experienced coaching staff that challenges each participant appropriately. Every camper also receives a free ticket to see the Indiana Pacers this season. You can attend one day, two days, or all three, with pricing set at $60 for a single day, $95 for two days, and $120 for the full three day option.

Create breezy, ocean-inspired accessories in a hands-on jewelry workshop at Maker Playground. Participants ages 16 and up explore shells, pearls, sea glass, natural textures, and other beach finds while learning modern techniques to craft effortless, wearable pieces. Designed for all skill levels, this creative session focuses on blending organic materials with contemporary style. Cost is $95, or $142.50 for non-residents.

Learn how to craft several kinds of bird feeders, then personalize a birdhouse to bring home. One of the feeder projects uses peanut butter, and accommodations are available for those with allergies. Participants will also receive extra project ideas and resources to support creating a wildlife habitat at home.

Hosted at Hogan Farms Pumpkin Patch & Corn Maze, this gathering supports SUDEP Action Day, a worldwide effort to raise awareness of Sudden Unexpected Death in Epilepsy, provide education for families, and honor those who have died. The first 50 attendees can pick up a free pumpkin, and all painting materials will be available on site so everyone can decorate in purple. Children can take part in a costume contest with prizes for first, second, and third place. A quiet moment of remembrance will be the Reading of Names, paying tribute to loved ones lost to SUDEP. Organizers are accepting names for this ceremony by email at kdubscourageouscrusaders@gmail.com, and ask that the name, date of birth, and date of death be included. Presented by K-dubs Courageous Crusaders in collaboration with Epilepsy Awareness S FL, Information Lane, Epilepsy Foundation Indiana, LivaNova, Faces of Epilepsy, and the Daniel Saldana Memorial Foundation, the focus is on community, remembrance, education, and hope through awareness.

On the east side of Hamilton County Courthouse, this concentrated raid session centers on Palkia. Expect coordinated battles aimed at clearing as many raids as possible in a short window, highlighting Palkia, the Spatial Pokémon (#484), a Legendary Water and Dragon type first discovered in Sinnoh and measuring about 4.2 meters and 336 kilograms. On-site check-in opens shortly before the start, and checking in can grant a Raid Pass. Claiming 500 XP during the session unlocks the full Timed Research, with a limited period afterward to complete the tasks, and there is one check-in reward per day. It is free and open to trainers of all experience levels, with no registration required.

A spooktacular Rocky Horror tour stop comes to the Murat Theatre at Old National Centre, featuring Barry Bostwick, known as the original Brad Majors. Tickets are available through a public onsale, with additional access via an Old National Bank sponsor presale, a Live Nation presale, and a special Christmas in July offer.

Buena Vista Orchestra will perform in the Egyptian Room at Old National Centre. This is an all ages show. Ticket access includes several presales, among them artist, Old National Bank sponsor, Spotify, and Live Nation, along with a general public onsale and a Christmas in July special offer.

At Maker Playground, this hands-on jewelry class teaches how to create a chain maille bracelet. Participants ages 16 and up will use metal jump rings to form a traditional weave while learning ring placement, maintaining even tension, and closing connections cleanly. The work is careful and step by step, and the finished bracelet makes a strong visual impact. Everyone leaves with a completed piece. The cost is $95, or $142.50 for non-residents.

Enjoy a gentle morning stroll sponsored by Carmel Clay Parks that brings families together for fresh air and conversation. After a brief walk, participants are encouraged to bring a snack or drink and stay to connect while children play. The outing highlights the many postpartum benefits of regular walking, from rebuilding strength and boosting energy to supporting mood, sleep, cardiovascular health, healthy weight, stress relief, and overall well-being through social connection. Attendees are reminded to listen to their bodies, prioritize health, and consult healthcare professionals to build a safe postpartum routine. Advance registration is requested. Each walk meets at a different location, and a reminder email will arrive ahead of time. If weather is poor, participants will be contacted about rescheduling. This supportive group welcomes all parents, and friends and siblings are invited too.

Participants will decorate a pumpkin using paint and glued-on accessories in a hands-on craft that can get messy. The activity takes place at Westfield Washington Township.

Discover the basics of floral design in a hands-on session where you create your own arrangement to take home. Containers, flowers, and tools are provided so you can focus on crafting your piece. Your arrangement is yours to keep, while tools are for in-session use and are not taken home.

A rare after-hours tour showcases the landmark architecture that shapes this historic cemetery. Highlights include the Gothic Gates, the Art Deco Community Mausoleum, the Gothic Chapel, and the Waiting Station. Additional architectural gems round out the route through a site listed on the National Register of Historic Places. The tour underscores how these structures contribute to the beauty of the grounds.

Open to all ages, this show takes place at the Murat Theatre at Old National Centre. Ticket access includes a public onsale along with presales for Old National Bank sponsors, Live Nation, and Sting fans, and VIP packages are available.

Discover a relaxed, creative workshop at Maker Playground where you will turn naturally weathered sea glass into timeless jewelry. Learn artisan techniques as you combine genuine sea glass with wire and metal to create coastal-inspired pieces with a clean, handcrafted look. Suitable for ages 16 and up. Cost is $95, or $142.50 for non-residents. A welcoming option for beach enthusiasts, collectors, and makers of any experience level.

Open mic night returns to Anderson, IN with a welcoming space for spoken word and poetry. Held on the fourth Thursday of every month, the event invites spoken artists to share original work or read favorite pieces and poems by other writers. Audience members are welcome and there is no need to share.

Gavin Adcock brings The Day I Hang it Up Tour to Indiana, joined by Pecos & The Rooftops and Tyler Nance.

This sensory-friendly trunk-or-treat at BACA's Fishers Learning Center offers a calm way for children to enjoy Halloween in the way that suits them best. Guests can expect inclusive activities, candy and other goodies, and balloon twisting by Twisted Carnival Company, all in a safe and welcoming environment. The event is free and open to the public, and costumes are optional.

Hosted by One Fellowship Church and the OrthoIndy Foundation YMCA, this free, family friendly community celebration is now in its fifth year. Activities include Trunk or Treat, games with prizes, face painting, a pumpkin patch, slides and bounce attractions, a hayride, and s’mores, along with food, coffee, and hot cocoa. Advance registration is requested, and check-in will take place upon arrival.

Hyde Park presents a Halloween themed movie night with Hocus Pocus as the feature. Expect spooky vibes, creative crafts, cozy community time, and plenty of treats, plus popcorn that keeps coming. Costumes are welcome for anyone who wants to dress up, and blankets can make the viewing extra comfy. Before the Sanderson sisters light up the screen, guests can dive into festive crafting and seasonal fun. Look forward to a playful evening of whimsy, laughs, and a touch of movie magic.

A handpicked marketplace of handmade goods, upcycled creations, vintage discoveries and wonderfully unusual finds sets up at The Green Room next to Federal Hill Commons. More than 30 makers and collectors showcase items full of character in an intimate, intentional setting. Highlights include live music, live demonstrations and interactive experiences, plus DIY make and take craft stations. Food and drink options are available nearby. Admission is $10, with an early bird price of $7, and it includes complimentary cider and a donut charcuterie cup.

At Niemann Harvest Market in Carmel, The Big Feed offers a large sampling experience featuring local offerings. The event brings many tastes together in one place, with plenty of pie samples available throughout.

Paws to Read offers a welcoming, low-pressure environment where readers of all levels can build confidence or simply relax with a furry companion. Participants spend one-on-one time with a specially trained therapy dog from Paws and Think. Drop-ins are welcome, and optional sign-ups are available to reserve a brief individual slot, which helps with planning.

Experience a restorative sound journey that brings soothing tones together with quiet stillness. The session supports stress relief and nurtures feelings of love and balance, helping you show up as your best self in a fast paced world. Every participant is provided a zero gravity chair, a blanket, and an eye mask for added comfort. An open heart and an open mind are encouraged. Cost is $35.

The Carmel Spooktacular Craft & Vendor Market brings Halloween spirit and fall flair to Clay Terrace, featuring local vendors with handmade goods, seasonal décor, sweet treats, costumes, and unique gifts. Families, trick-or-treaters, and seasonal shoppers can browse spooky-cute finds and one-of-a-kind items throughout the market. Vendor registration is open, and space is limited for those interested in showcasing products to an engaged crowd.

The eighth ACS Hall of Fame event honors eight inductees and serves as a fundraiser for the Anderson Education Foundation. Support helps the foundation provide resources to Anderson Community Schools so every student can enjoy a more enriching educational experience. Tickets cost $25, priority seating tables are priced at $250, and sponsorships range from $500 to $5,000 with a variety of benefits. Last year’s gathering included a lunch and a ceremony, and this edition continues the focus on recognizing accomplishment and backing student success.

A chili cook-off benefiting Project Millstone raises funds for its mission to protect children through awareness, prevention, advocacy, education, and community action. Entrants may submit their best recipe for a $25 fee and compete for bragging rights and a People's Choice title. Attendees can sample the chilis and support their favorites by purchasing $1 votes, with no limit on the number of votes. A rain date is planned. To register as a competitor, email projectmillstoneinfo@gmail.com.

Everyone is welcome at this free community Fall Festival in Indianapolis. Enjoy live music alongside game booths, a hayride, face painting, a mechanical bull ride, archery, and vendors. Families will find bounce houses and a soft play area for toddlers. Friendly competition includes cornhole and pickleball tournaments and a chili-cooking competition. Expect gift card giveaways, a concession stand, and plenty of candy, plus more.

Celebrate Halloween with a kid-friendly costume contest open to students in grades K through 12. Wear your best costume for a chance to win prizes. Everyone can take home a baby pumpkin, and there will be Halloween treats to enjoy. Tacos Taluca will be serving from the food truck. Parking is available in the Smoky Row Elementary School lot across from 136th St. Local sponsors will be announced soon.

The 2026 Through the Looking Glass Gala, presented by Eye Surgeons of Indiana, unfolds at the Embassy Suites by Hilton Noblesville Conference Center, a modern and stylish setting for an evening with an autumn flair. Tickets are available at $225 per person or $2,250 for a table. Guests can expect a red carpet welcome, live and silent auctions powered by mobile bidding on personal phones, complimentary select beer and wine, and a plated three course dinner. The program features opportunities to win exclusive prizes, wine and bourbon tasting stations, and a lounge-style after-party. Felix and Fingers Dueling Pianos will lead an energetic, all-request show that draws the crowd into the performance, and a dessert tasting from four local restaurants caps the night. This year’s Fund-A-Need focuses on family engagement programs at the Indiana School for the Blind & Visually Impaired and throughout the state. These efforts share resources, strengthen communication, build practical skills, nurture community, and equip families to advocate and navigate the unique challenges of blindness. The Terry Lee Foundation serves as the Education Match Sponsor in support of this initiative. Keynote remarks will be delivered by Kristin Smedley, sponsored by VisionQuest Eyecare. A nationally recognized parent advocate, her experience raising two blind sons has shaped her leadership in disability awareness and education. As Co-Founder and CEO of the Curing Retinal Blindness Foundation, she has helped raise more than $4 million, contributed to advancing the first FDA approved gene therapy for an inherited retinal disease, and championed H.R. 625, the first bill in the United States ever submitted in Braille. Through bestselling books, a TEDx Talk, and collaborations with Fortune 500 companies, she encourages audiences to recognize innovation, opportunity, and meaningful change for people with disabilities. With support from Bosma Enterprises as the Student Engagement Area Sponsor, students from the Indiana School for the Blind and Visually Impaired will once again showcase their creativity by crafting ceramic pumpkins in a range of sizes. Together, these pieces will form a charming pumpkin patch display that guests can explore and purchase. The gala is supported by generous partners across the community. Gold Table Sponsors include Abrams EyeCare and Midwest Eye Institute. Silver level support comes from 20/20 Eye Physicians of Indiana, Bausch + Lomb, First Financial Bank, the IU School of Medicine Department of Ophthalmalogy, Keenova, Lauth Family Foundation, Turner Construction, and Whitewater Eye Centers. Additional backing includes the Glaukos Charitable Foundation for the after-party band, Wilhelm Construction for the late night snack pack, The Mortgage Exchange for swag bags, and Huntington Bank for paddles. Champagne wall support is provided by Allegion, Better Bodies, Inc., Greencyle, Madore Visionary Solutions, and Whitson Vision. Further contributions come from A Taste of Indiana, Ankawa Fine Jewelry, Anthony's Chophouse, Cunningham Restaurant Group, Daniel's Vineyard, The GOAT, John Bramblitt, Naptown Floral, Mike Clayton - Bourbon Aficionado Coastal Cusine, Proximo, Savor, Shake Up Cocktails, Silo Auto Club and Conservancy, Southern Glazer's Wine and Spirits, Tactive, and Triburon Coastal Cusine.

Presented by MOKB Presents, this rescheduled concert brings Julia Cole to the HI-FI stage with special guest Jordana Bryant. The event is open to all ages, and entry is general admission.

Hosted by the Clinton County Chamber of Commerce, this casino night brings a lively blend of gaming, entertainment, and community spirit to the Diamond Event Center in Frankfort, Indiana. The evening features blackjack and poker tables run by skilled dealers, raffles with prizes, and plenty of food and drinks. Attendance is limited to the first 150 RSVPs. Admission is $40 for Chamber members and $50 for non-members. Early RSVPs are automatically entered into a $500 raffle at no additional cost. Businesses can boost their visibility with sponsorships that cover game tables, food, the bar, and sound and visual elements. The venue’s modern, open layout with high ceilings and flexible floor plans provides ample room for gaming, dining, entertainment, and easy conversation, creating a polished setting for a high-energy night.

Enjoy an evening of live music with Kelley Isenhower at Mystic Waters Campground. The atmosphere is relaxed and welcoming, and attendees may bring their own food and drinks and share the experience with friends. Admission is $5 per person, with music included for campers at Mystic Waters and for day passes purchased the day of the event. Live music is scheduled twice a month.

Haunted vibes set the scene for an evening of music and dancing that goes late into the night. Costumes are encouraged to enhance the festive atmosphere.

The 80th Annual Irvington Halloween Festival begins with a kickoff event. This marks the start of the celebration and sets the stage for the festivities ahead.

ZMP and Speakeasy present a special DJ Shadow performance honoring 30 years of Endtroducing. This anniversary event is open to all ages.

Warm up your voice and step into the spotlight for karaoke hosted by JJ Santulli. Take the mic and sing on stage during an evening of music.

A scenic fall drive through Brown County brings enthusiasts together for an organized cruise focused on unity and safety. A short meeting before departure covers the route, expectations, and current road conditions, and the group travels as one so no one is left behind. Drivers who prefer a quicker pace stage near the front with guidance from a route leader familiar with planned stops and regroup points. If a vehicle needs assistance or must pull over, participants signal with hazard lights, stop safely, and alert a lead so the situation can be managed. Reckless or takeover behavior is not permitted, and anyone endangering others will be asked to leave and may be excluded from future events. At every stop, participants are asked to dispose of trash properly, respect public and private property and one another, keep noise and revving considerate in public areas, and remember that burnouts, donuts, and racing are off limits. A no-cost RSVP is available, and additional updates will be shared on the organizer’s event page as the event approaches.

Nail trims are available for pets for $10 per pet. Payment is cash only.

This clinic provides veterinary care at a reduced price, offering an accessible option for pet health needs.

Set at the Murat Theatre at Old National Centre, this concert includes a content advisory noting mature themes that may not be suitable for all ages, and parents are encouraged to guide children in attendance. Ticketing information highlights a general public sale along with presales for the artist and partners such as Old National Bank and Live Nation. Additional options reference T-Mobile Concert Perks with Fast Lane, as well as promotions tied to World Outlander Day and Christmas in July.

At Outlaw’s Steaks, Burgers & Brews, SERVE Village presents its first fundraising Lip Sync Battle, welcoming solo acts, duets, and groups to perform and compete for the title of SERVE’s Lip Sync Champion. Bring a favorite song, choreography, and a standout costume, then take the stage for judges and the audience, whose combined votes will determine the night’s winners. Not performing? Come enjoy the show, cheer, laugh, and vote for the acts you love. There is no fee to participate as a performer, however registration is required. Audience admission is $15 per person and includes voting tokens, a complimentary appetizer, event goodies, and plenty of fun. Guests can enjoy dinner and drinks while the performances unfold. This event supports SERVE Village and its mission to engage neighbors, build connections, and celebrate community.

Young adults gather for an evening of board games, food, and connection at this monthly get-together. The group meets on the final Tuesday each month at the church in Room 119 to relax, laugh, and spend time around the table. It is potluck style, so bringing a favorite dish to share is welcome, and attendees are invited to bring board games to add to the mix. The term young adult is broad here, generally from college age through about forty, with the focus on life stage rather than a strict number. The plan is to begin with monthly meetups, then explore more regular programming once there is a steady crowd. Whether strategy titles, party games, or simple conversation appeal most, there will be a seat at the table.

Adults can receive free legal guidance from an Indiana Legal Services attorney at Anderson Public Library in Study Rooms 5 and 6 on the first floor. Consultations address civil matters including family law, landlord and tenant issues, bankruptcy, employment, public benefits, housing, consumer rights, and help with criminal record expungements, along with other civil legal questions. Service is provided on a first come, first served basis. No advance registration is required, and a sign-up sheet will be set out at the beginning. Indiana Legal Services does not provide advice on other criminal issues, and ILS eligibility guidelines apply. This program is free and open to everyone, and a library card is not required to attend. For more information, call (765) 641-2456.

Get into the Halloween spirit with a paint and sip celebrating costumed dogs at Crate Escapes Dog Park + Bar in Westfield. The featured artwork, titled Trick or Treat, highlights adorable pups dressed for the holiday, and participants of all experience levels are invited to create their own version. All supplies are covered, including an 11×14 canvas, brushes, paints, and an apron, and professional artist Alicia guides the class step by step so everyone can take home a finished piece. The session takes place in an off-leash dog park and bar, and dogs are welcome as long as you can keep your attention on the painting. A waiver and registration are required for all guests. Tickets include access to the 20‑tap beer and wine wall and to Minya’s Pizza, with food and beverages available for purchase. Arriving about 15 minutes early is encouraged to explore drink options and the menu before settling in. The venue offers 2,500 square feet of indoor space connected to a 1.5‑acre outdoor play yard with both sun and shade, plus a dog bar and an in-house restaurant. Capacity is limited.

Sour Daddy performs upstairs at Hotel Carmichael with a genre-blending mix of jazz, blues, country, and a touch of voodoo.

Experience a Halloween transformation at Garfield Park Conservatory with two distinct ways to explore its tropical setting. The earlier session is designed for families and young children, with costumes welcome, festive decorations and no live scarers among the plants. The later session turns up the fright with eerie music, spooky decor and roaming ghouls, and is recommended for ages 8 and older. Admission is $6 per person. All ages are welcome. There is no pre-registration and payment is taken at the door. Strobe lighting and artificial fog will be used.

Yoga Days are presented by the Forever Young Club, part of the City of Lawrence’s Live Longer in Lawrence initiative that promotes wellness, activity, and social connection for seniors through community-focused programs. The series welcomes anyone interested in fun, fitness, friendship, and opportunities to strengthen community ties. Sessions take place at the Lawrence Community Center.

Experience a friendly morning at IU Health North Hospital focused on movement, connection, learning, and fun, all in support of the TREO Foundation's mission of Treatment, Research, and Education to address obesity so no one is left behind. This set-your-own-pace event welcomes participants to walk or run as much or as little as they choose in a relaxed, flexible setting. A virtual registration option is available for those unable to attend in person. Registration includes a $30 online donation, with an Early Bird rate of $20. On-site registration is $35 and can be paid by cash or by credit card using a mobile device. Children under 12 participate for free with an adult. In-person participants receive an event shirt on-site while supplies last. Presented with support from the Indiana State Chapter of ASMBS and IU Health North, this 501(c)(3) fundraiser benefits the TREO Foundation and its work in Treatment, Research, and Education to end obesity.

Create a ghost suncatcher in a beginner friendly stained glass class. The session offers step by step guidance through cutting and grinding the glass, then soldering the pieces together, so you leave with a handmade piece to display each fall. No prior experience is required. Pricing is $35 for members, $45 for nonmembers, or $60 for a bundle that includes class registration along with a membership.

Pick up dinner at a Halloween drive thru with service available both outside and inside. Choose the drive thru or step indoors to get a meal suited for children and adults. Each person will receive a hot dog, chips, and a drink.

A guided ghost walk explores Westfield’s darker lore through local legends and folktales. Participants hear accounts of spirits linked to the Underground Railroad and the people who helped them escape, along with stories of modern-day gangsters and other mischief from the town’s haunted past. The route moves through downtown, where echoes of earlier times are said to linger. Near the end, the walk visits the grounds of a historic cemetery known for reported hauntings for a closer look at its stories. Reservations are required. Physical tickets are not sent, and names are placed on a list. This is primarily an outdoor experience, with the possibility of one indoor stop if available. It is a storytelling tour, not a paranormal investigation. After reserving, detailed meeting information is provided by email, so make sure you can receive messages from the organizers.

Sesame Street Live! Elmo’s Got the Moves arrives at the Murat Theatre at Old National Centre in Indianapolis. The performance is open to all ages and features Elmo in a live stage setting. Ticket opportunities include an artist presale, a Sesame Workshop presale, an Old National Bank sponsor presale, a Live Nation presale, a Christmas in July special offer, an Indianapolis Indians offer, and a public onsale.

A glow-themed Boone County 4-H Project Fair invites local youth to explore 62 hands-on projects and discover new interests. Attendees can browse opportunities in animals, art, STEM, agriculture, foods, photography, and more while learning about everything Boone County 4-H offers. Glow-in-the-dark activities add extra excitement, and those who enroll for the 2027 4-H year receive a free 4-H T-shirt. 4-H serves youth in grades 3 through 12, with Mini 4-H available for kindergarten through 2nd grade. Current members can check out new options for the year ahead, and those new to 4-H can get a clear picture of the possibilities. Friends are welcome, and glow-inspired outfits match the theme.

Hosted by State Bank in Zionsville, this First Tuesday networking gathering is part of the Zionsville Chamber of Commerce’s monthly series where a different Chamber member hosts at their business or another location. It offers an after-hours setting for area businesses to connect. The event is free for Zionsville Chamber members and first time guests, and registration is not required.

Free, one-hour, drop-in yoga classes are open to all skill levels, including complete beginners. Offered weekly throughout the year through a partnership between Fishers Parks and Roots & Wings Yoga and Wellness, these sessions take place outdoors at the top of the hill at Flat Fork Creek Park in warmer months, then move indoors to the community building at Billericay Park during colder months. Each session is guided by Roots & Wings Yoga and Wellness. No registration is required and no weekly commitment is needed. Participants must bring their own yoga mat.

Diabetes Will's Way will hold its annual fundraiser at The Bridgewater Club, introducing a new location for this year. More information about the program and ways to participate will be shared soon.

Young artists ages 5 to 12 take part in a monthly studio class led by Heather Ray Boelke, a licensed art teacher and HCAA juried artist. Lessons are hands-on and incorporate art history and theory while nurturing creativity and fine motor skills. Across the school year, the curriculum explores both two dimensional and three dimensional art, introduces a variety of materials, and builds solid studio habits that support artistic growth. This session focuses on exploring color mixing through guided activities and creative experimentation. All supplies are provided. The cost is $20 per student per session. A yearlong enrollment option is available for $150.

Experience First Friday Open Studios at The Stutz, where resident artists and creative business owners open their workspaces to the public. Meet makers in their studios, see how and where the work is created, and browse original pieces available for purchase. Ask about commissions, connect with creative businesses, or schedule a future appointment. Buying directly from artists supports the local creative community and brings home something meaningful. Wander the historic halls of a former car factory that now serves as a lively hub for business and the arts, filled with studios, artwork, live music, and creative energy. The event is family friendly and an easy, enjoyable stop for anyone exploring Indianapolis art. Enter through the main courtyard doors, then take the elevator to the second, third, and fourth floors to find the open studios. Some spaces are upstairs, so follow the colorful Open Studios signs to see every level. Food and drink are available from on-site spots such as Julieta Taco Shop, Amelia’s for fresh baked goods and provisions, and Turner’s Bar for adult beverages before or after visiting the studios. Parking options include metered street spaces and paid lots around the building, with free indoor bicycle parking available. The Stutz Artists Association is a nonprofit collective working in this historic building. The 400,000-square-foot former car factory was renovated in the early 1990s and now houses studios for more than 40 artists and creative businesses. Members represent a diverse and accomplished community in central Indiana, including painters, sculptors, fiber artists, jewelers, photographers, dancers, printmakers, muralists, tattoo artists, and more. Tax-deductible donations help support Stutz artists and efforts to bring back the residency program.

Atlas Chiropractic presents its annual Ladies’ Night Out, a free evening of holiday themed shopping, light bites and celebratory beverages. Explore unique gift ideas from local vendors across health and wellness, handmade arts and crafts, wine, beauty and more. Complimentary seasonal food and wine will be available. Raffles take place throughout the event, with one free entry included with each ticket. A grand prize valued at over $500 in gifts from local businesses will be awarded, and winners must be present to claim prizes. Free tickets are available with the promo code ATLASLNO.

Vincente “Simon” Cocozza leads a clinic on core conditioning for horses at HS Farm in Sheridan, Indiana, featuring an evening seminar followed by two full days of focused in-hand work and ridden sessions to enhance strength, balance, posture, and overall performance for both horse and rider. Private and semi-private lessons are available, and auditors are welcome. Space is limited and expected to fill quickly.

Experience an acoustic journey through the 70s, 80s, and 90s. Enjoy a relaxed set that explores music from all three decades.

This annual auction supporting Anderson Christian School is one of the school’s major fundraisers, offering the community a chance to contribute and work together with the school. For details on making a donation, see the discussion posts. Donation entries may not be listed in the order they were received.

Travel back to the Renaissance for a musical comedy where rivalry fuels invention. In the 1590s, brothers Nick and Nigel Bottom struggle to outshine the ever-popular William Shakespeare. After a soothsayer predicts that theater will blend singing, dancing, and acting, they set out to create the world’s first musical. Brimming with over-the-top humor, spirited numbers, and playful nods to Broadway favorites, this production of Something Rotten! is directed by Rick Vale.

Jon Robin Baitz’s Other Desert Cities, directed by Kevin Dew, takes place during a Christmas homecoming in Palm Springs as Brooke Wyeth arrives to see her conservative relatives with extensive connections, bringing a memoir that threatens to unearth a long-buried chapter of their past. A cheerful gathering soon turns into an intensely personal clash over memory and loss, political rifts, family allegiance, and what counts as the truth. With quick wit, emotional richness, and nuanced characters, the play delves into the narratives families protect and the secrets they strive to keep.

Roughouse delivers a high-energy set packed with danceable tunes that keep the floor buzzing. Expect an upbeat atmosphere and plenty of feel-good moments throughout the night.

Explore the Indy MADE Holiday Market, where more than 50 local vendors come together in one place for a distinctive seasonal shopping experience. Browse handcrafted goods, unique gifts and festive favorites as you begin your holiday shopping. Shop small, connect with local makers and uncover something thoughtful for everyone on your list.

Experience a special World War One exhibit in building 710, located next to the museum, assembled by the museum together with militaria collector volunteers. The temporary display presents uniforms, gear, and weaponry used by many participating nations. Admission to the exhibit is free, and normal Indiana State Park gate fees apply.

Create a finished oil painting in a single session, even if you have never painted before. Bob Ross Certified Instructor Jeremy Rogers guides you through each stage using techniques from The Joy of Painting to help you paint a winter scene with happy trees. The tone is easygoing and centered on creativity and fun, and the class uses Bob Ross supplies exclusively for a true Bob Ross experience. Please bring a roll of paper towels, a pack of baby wipes, and a box large enough to carry a 12 x 16 inch painting home. This workshop takes place at Lost Corner Preserve in Atlanta.

The World Oddities Expo returns to Indianapolis for its second visit at the Indiana State Fairgrounds & Event Center in the Ag/Hort Building, bringing a traveling celebration of the unusual that blends art, history, science, and live entertainment into one immersive experience. Browse dozens of eclectic vendors and small businesses, then step into the touring Deformed Exhibit to encounter rare, preserved specimens with medical anomalies, available through combo ticket options that include VIP access for early shopping opportunities. WOE Labs offers hands-on classes guided by experienced instructors and open to all skill levels, with topics such as taxidermy, rat skeleton articulation, and creating miniature diorama terrariums, and class lineups can vary by city. The Main Stage showcases contortion, sideshow-inspired acts, clowns, and other unexpected performances, along with free seminars featuring surprise guest speakers. An on-site tattoo area, the Oddity Ink Parlour, appears only in select cities and is sponsored by Villain Arts. General Admission and VIP options are available, and children 12 and under are free.

A Warhammer 40,000 store championship at Next Level Games in Carmel features a 2,000 point, three round Matched Play competition using the GW Event Companion format. Participants should bring their army, dice, measuring tools, and full access to their rules. Painting is not required, though only Battle Ready armies receive the painting bonus. Proxies and kitbashes are allowed with prior approval after sending photos to the organizer that show measurements and approximate wargear. Entry is $20, with registration and payment available online in advance or in store. The event uses the GW app and has no rules cutoff. Army lists should include only the Disposition being used. Player capacity is 16. All dice rolling stops at the end of each round. One hundred percent of entry fees go to the prize pool as store credit, paid out to the top three finishers at 50 percent for first, 30 percent for second, and 20 percent for third.

Cabbagetown hosts the 23rd annual Chomp & Stomp, bringing together a sizable chili cook-off and a celebration of traditional bluegrass. Sample from more than 100 teams and restaurants serving chili, and listen to over 30 bands across six stages with genres that span rock, folk, punk, Americana, alt-country and more. The Romp & Stomp 5K starts the festivities, followed by shopping in an Artists Market with 150-plus vendors. Look for food trucks, games and refreshing drinks, all in a relaxed setting just off the Eastside BeltLine Trail near Krog, convenient to the Inman-Reynoldstown MARTA station.

Next Level Games presents a special release event for UNION ARENA BLEACH: Thousand-Year Blood War featuring sealed deck play under the One Battle Rule. The entry fee is $35 and includes six booster packs used to build a 40 card deck with five life, with only cards from those packs allowed. Color energy requirements are waived in this format and there is no card limit in sealed. Rounds are best of one Swiss at 30 minutes each, with the total number of rounds based on attendance and no top cut. Prize support awards a booster box of BLEACH: Thousand-Year Blood War to the champion, and one booster pack is given for each match win to other participants. Everyone receives a participation promo card and a release pack, and the winner also earns a winner promo card. Space is limited to 16 players, so once all spots are taken registration will close.

An affordable veterinary clinic provides a budget-friendly option for pet care. This clinic offers a simple way to keep veterinary expenses manageable. Only the reduced-cost nature is noted, and no additional information about services or requirements is provided.

Beech Grove Loyal Order of Moose #1883 hosts an event with on-site dining and a dance floor. The venue serves food, so arriving early for dinner is an option, and there will be space to dance. The occasion marks a return to Beech Grove.

The Kalamazoo Wings travel to face the Indy Fuel in a road matchup. The game will stream live on Flo Hockey.

Throwback Theory delivers a live mix of rock, power pop, and alternative at Whiskey Business Lawrence.

Support the Zionsville High School Band at its 9th annual mattress sale fundraiser. For one day, a selection of name‑brand mattresses from Purple, Helix, and Simmons Beautyrest will be on display at the high school, with prices listed up to 50 percent below retail. Every purchase helps fund the band program and its students.

A budget-friendly veterinary clinic focused on making animal care more accessible.

This event marks a 60th birthday with a show by the celebrant performing alongside friends. A similar celebration took place ten years earlier, and this gathering highlights the milestone with a shared performance.

Donate blood at a community drive in Downtown Lebanon. A mobile unit will be set up next to the Heart of Lebanon office to welcome donors. Advance signups are available to reserve an appointment.

Experience an acoustic journey through the 70s, 80s, and 90s. Enjoy music from these three decades presented in a stripped back style for a nostalgic, easygoing vibe.

The accessABILITY Breakfast Benefit offers an inspiring morning at the Embassy Suites by Hilton Hotel and Conference Center Noblesville focused on building a more inclusive and accessible community. The event features breakfast, opportunities to connect with community leaders, and insights into how support helps people with disabilities live independently.

A seasonal open house in the front lobby of Ascension St. Vincent Hospital features baked goods and holiday shopping from the Gift Shop and Victoria’s Resale Shop, with more information on additional offerings to be announced.

Explore new career options at a job fair in Indianapolis, where employers from fields such as healthcare, technology, customer service, and logistics are actively recruiting. The event welcomes candidates at every experience level. Attendees can speak directly with recruiters, share a resume, and participate in interviews during the event.

Fishers Event Center hosts a large-scale night of contemporary Christian music featuring MercyMe with Jeremy Camp, Tim Timmons, and Sam Wesley. The production is designed for a big-room feel, with a sound meant for thousands of voices and moments that land best on a grand stage. The set showcases MercyMe mainstays such as “I Can Only Imagine” and “Even If,” alongside Jeremy Camp highlights like “I Still Believe” and “Dead Man Walking.” The evening begins with Tim Timmons and Sam Wesley performing together, pairing the pulse of “Starts with Me” with the vibrant feel of “Holding Onto Me.” Themes of faith, endurance, and hope thread through the night for a shared experience built around beloved songs.

Cast members from Twin Peaks gather at Old National Centre in Indianapolis for a conversation filled with memories and insights from the acclaimed series. Scheduled participants include Ray Wise, Michael Horse, Kimmy Robertson, Sabrina S. Sutherland, and Josh Eisenstadt. Presented by David Roy Williams Entertainment under license from Paramount Location-Based Experiences, the program honors the world created by Mark Frost and David Lynch, which debuted in 1990 and later returned in 2017 as Twin Peaks: The Return, building a devoted following and frequent recognition among the greatest television series. Attendees can expect first hand stories from both on camera and behind the scenes. VIP ticket holders may take a photo with the Conversation With The Stars cast, and autographs are available as a separate purchase, with a post show autograph session planned. This event is open to all ages, and riser seating in the Egyptian Room at Old National Centre includes wait staff.

MercyMe’s 2026 tour stops at Fishers Event Center for an uplifting night of Christian music with special guests Jeremy Camp, Tim Timmons, and Sam Wesley. Attendees can hear favorites like "I Can Only Imagine", "Even If", and "Greater", with a mix of energetic pop rock and heartfelt worship. The concert spotlights MercyMe’s biggest hits alongside inspiring sets from the guest artists.

The Del McCoury Band brings storied bluegrass tradition to the Paramount Theatre Centre and Ballroom Anderson. Del McCoury stands out as a rare figure who links the genre’s past and present, performing everywhere from the Grand Ole Opry to festival stages and reaching new listeners through viral videos. He leads the band alongside his sons, Ronnie and Rob. Known for albums such as Songs of Love and Life and Almost Proud, along with multiple GRAMMY Awards and the long-running DelFest, the group delivers bluegrass that connects generations while staying true to its roots.

Medicated Mind brings a live music performance to The Brockway Public House.

Attendees can support Lodge #7 by browsing seasonal gifts from several local vendors and artisans at Frankfort Moose Lodge. Specials on food and drinks will be available while shopping.

Explore a fall arts and crafts bazaar at American Legion Post 500 in Speedway, Indiana. This yearly gathering features vendors and a focus on creative works. For vendor inquiries, email ala500speedway@gmail.com.

Climb aboard a festive 75-minute holiday journey on the historic Nickel Plate Express, featuring cheerful music, sweet treats, a write-to-Santa activity with delivery to the North Pole Post Office, and a visit with Santa. Choose the experience that fits your group: Standard Class offers comfortable coach seating sold in groups of two or four, plus chocolate milk and a holiday cookie, and children two and younger may ride as a lap child with an infant ticket. Platinum Class provides a private table for up to four guests with hot chocolate, a holiday cookie and access to all activities. Diamond Class includes a private table for two or four, priority boarding, hot chocolate served in a commemorative mug and a holiday cookie. For larger groups, the Private Caboose welcomes up to 20 guests aboard a historic Monon caboose with hot chocolate, a tower of holiday treats, festive décor and a special Santa visit before departure. Plan to arrive 30 minutes before departure since doors close five minutes prior and late arrivals cannot be rebooked or refunded. Passenger seating is located upstairs and the cars are not wheelchair accessible. Table seating does not permit lap children, and children two and younger riding in Platinum or Diamond Class must have their own ticket and be able to sit safely in their own seat. Tickets for this popular holiday tradition tend to sell quickly.

This all-ages show takes place in the Egyptian Room at Old National Centre, where riser seating includes wait staff. Ticket access options include a public onsale, an Old National Bank Sponsor presale, a Live Nation presale, T-Mobile Concert Perks, and a Christmas in July special offer.

Marshall Charloff & The Purple Xperience bring a leading tribute to Prince to the Paramount Theatre Centre in Anderson, Indiana, offering a one-night-only performance from a celebrated Minneapolis all-star band. Frontman Marshall Charloff has toured worldwide for more than a decade, held a Las Vegas residency, headlined Red Rocks, performed with top symphony orchestras, and is featured on recordings with Prince. The show showcases beloved hits with standout musicianship, performed entirely live with no backing tracks.

Gabriel Iglesias brings his 1976 Tour to Gainbridge Fieldhouse. Due to adult content, discretion is recommended. Tickets will be available to the general public, with additional options through artist and venue presales.

Circle City Toy Show at the Indiana State Fairgrounds & Event Center features toys from across the decades, from nostalgic vintage pieces to modern collectibles. It is suited to dedicated collectors as well as casual browsers, offering a playful experience that rekindles childhood memories.

Upstairs at Hotel Carmichael, Sour Daddy delivers a genre-blending performance that threads together jazz, blues, and country with a hint of voodoo, creating lively rhythms and smoky grooves for a distinctive, mood-rich experience.

Pastry with a Planner is a community-focused gathering at Westfield Washington Public Library hosted by the City of Westfield and the Westfield Chamber of Commerce. Connect with city planners and explore information about the City of Westfield in a relaxed setting. The first 20 minutes are dedicated to mingling over pastries and beverages, then city staff and planners share a presentation, with the remaining time reserved for attendee questions. The Westfield Chamber and Senior Planner Caleb Ernest take part, creating a welcoming space for learning and conversation.

Siblings do not always see eye to eye, which can stall decisions and strain relationships, especially during the holidays. This session offers practical guidance for coordinating care for aging parents, sharing responsibilities in a fair way, and keeping parents’ needs at the heart of every decision. It also shows how proactive communication can make difficult conversations among adult children more constructive, reducing resentment and long term consequences. With holiday pressures often magnifying tension and leaving decisions unresolved, the discussion addresses how conflict can create legal and financial risk while providing caregiving education that supports confident next steps. Attendees leave with clear ways to divide tasks, a better grasp of the risks that come with ongoing disputes, and approaches that keep parents centered in the care plan.

Discover the fundamentals of candle making and decorating while you craft a variety of candles using different techniques. All materials are supplied, and you will head home with the candles you created.

Connect with holistic practitioners, artisans, and professionals across multiple modalities in a welcoming environment centered on meaningful conversation and mutual support. Led by Jennifer Seffrin, founder of Indy Holistic Hub, this gathering encourages participants to bring business cards and open hearts for authentic networking. Experience encouragement that helps you realign and attract well matched connections and clients, along with practical business ideas that arise from shared insights. Explore opportunities for collaboration by learning what others offer. Contribute to a resource exchange that highlights tools, processes, and how-to guidance for developing, maintaining, and growing a business, and ask for the specific support you need. There is also time to introduce yourself, share your story, and circulate brochures and cards so your work can shine.

Get hands-on with candle making while learning foundational techniques and simple ways to decorate. Try out multiple methods to craft a variety of candles during the session. All materials are included, and you will head home with the candles you created.

Celebrating two decades, the Tinsel & Tails Holiday Petacular highlights remarkable rescue and redemption stories from the last 20 years. Watch pets take the runway as their journeys are shared. Attendees can enjoy a complimentary glass of wine and a seated dinner, and can participate in a silent auction. The Golden Raffle provides chances to win scratch-off lottery tickets and gift cards from popular retailers in the community. Presented with support from Canine Cloud Nine, Smitten Kitten Cat Café, and Dark Moon Salon. License #011664.

At Paramount Theatre Centre and Ballroom Anderson, We Three Kings: The Irish Dance Christmas Sensation showcases 20 accomplished Irish dancers and musicians in a story that follows King Balthazar and his sons on a journey to the west. With Clara and her Knights alongside them, they confront a force determined to claim the crown and extinguish the Christmas spirit. The production blends spirited Irish dance and music with an original holiday score from award winning composer Joe Sanders for a festive adventure.

Los Angeles soul-pop artist Rozzi brings The Good News Tour to the cabaret stage, showcasing a voice rooted in emotion, bold storytelling, and cultural awareness. Her work includes collaborations with Nile Rodgers, PJ Morton, Billie Eilish, Kendrick Lamar, John Taylor of Duran Duran, Sheryl Crow, and Jacob Collier, along with tours alongside Maroon 5, Kelly Clarkson, and Joss Stone. She has appeared on Jimmy Kimmel Live, The Kelly Clarkson Show, The Talk, The Today Show, Apple’s The Morning Show, and portrayed herself on Hulu’s Dollface. Her original Best Friend Song served as the title track for Netflix’s Me Time. She recently mounted a residency at New York’s Ki Smith Gallery that later continued in Los Angeles, combining weekly performances with a collaborative exhibition inspired by her album Fig Tree. Committed to climate awareness, she has partnered with ClimeCo, Sierra Club, the NAT Gala, and the Music Sustainability Alliance, and earned a Cannes Lions honor for the wildfire-themed track Orange Skies - Chapter 2 featuring NATURE. The venue features cabaret seating, and each chair at a table is sold individually, so purchasing one seat does not reserve the entire table. A $25 food and beverage minimum per guest applies. Dinner is available before the performance, then service shifts to drinks and dessert once the show begins. For groups of eight or more, contact the box office for seating options.

The 2026 Zionsville Half & 5k brings more than two thousand participants to Zionsville Lions Park for scenic courses that highlight the charm of Zionsville, Indiana. All finishers receive a medal and a high quality shirt. Overall and age group awards are offered in both the half marathon and the 5k. Proceeds support the cross country programs at Zionsville High School, Gleaners Food Bank of Indiana, and Fountains of Hope.

Celebrate the season with a handmade and vintage shopping experience inside the Llama Barn at Hamilton County Fairgrounds. Now in its thirteenth year, this market brings together 50 local businesses offering unique gifts and holiday finds. General admission is $5, ages 13 and under are free, and parking is free. Tickets are available through the event website.

Boone County Extension Homemakers will host their yearly holiday bazaar at the Boone County 4-H grounds. More information will be shared as planning continues for the upcoming show.

Wasson’s Plant Bingo offers a laid-back, family-friendly way to connect with friends, play lively rounds, and win prizes along the way. This event is free with no pre-registration required. Each participant receives one bingo card, and the game includes five rounds, with plant and plant care prizes awarded to winners in every round. Welcoming to seasoned plant parents and anyone seeking a fun outing, it delivers a simple, social experience filled with cheerful moments and lighthearted competition.

Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey presents a refreshed circus experience filled with astonishing feats, laugh-filled moments, and opportunities for families and friends to make memories together. Designed to captivate first-timers and seasoned fans alike, the production keeps the excitement going from start to finish with bold, joyful acts shaped into a unique shared celebration. It emphasizes the fun of taking in the spectacle side by side with the people who matter most.

Experience a showcase of classic rock covers and dance covers.

Money Pennie takes the stage at The Piper on 28 for a live performance.

Roughouse performs live at Syd's Bar and Grill, bringing a lively mix of pop, rock, and dance hits. This cover band from Noblesville fuels the room with upbeat grooves designed to keep the crowd on its feet throughout the show.

Trial By Fire returns to Britton Tavern with a set of rock favorites spanning the 1970s through today. Enjoy a night filled with classics and current hits from across the decades. Do not be late for this Trial date.

Donate at the Grace Fishers Blood Drive and help save lives while supporting the local community. The need for blood is constant and demand is rising, so every contribution matters. Around 60 percent of people in the United States are eligible to donate, yet fewer than 5 percent do. Be part of that vital group by giving at this drive and make a lasting difference in the community. You can book an appointment in advance online or come without one. Your donation can help when it is needed most.

Celebrate the launch of the ONE PIECE Card Game OP-18 set at Next Level Games with a sealed tournament built from six OP-18 booster packs and a 6-Color Leader Card. Players construct a 40-card deck, then compete in best-of-1 Swiss across four rounds, with seating capped at 16 participants. The entry fee is $30 per player and covers the sealed materials. Every participant receives a welcome pack, one booster is awarded for each match win, extra OP-18 release packs from the event kit are handed out as bonus prizes after the final round, and the top-ranked player earns a winner pack. The shop will be decorated with official OP-18 Release Boost Kit banners, posters, and themed displays to mark the occasion. Registration is handled directly through the store website, and Bandai TCG+ is not required. This is an in-store only event with limited seating.

Presented by Zero Mile, Angine de Poitrine takes the stage at The Eastern in Atlanta for an all-ages show. Tickets are available through The Masquerade Box Office and online. More information is available from The Masquerade.

This pre-holiday night at Murphys PubHouse features Distant Sound Waves playing live rock hits, offering a chance to meet up with friends over drinks before the family meals and football.

The Fishers YMCA Wishbone 5K brings the community together for a festive run or walk at the YMCA. The 5K route is suited to families and welcomes participants of every age and ability, along with spectators who want to cheer. Each participant receives an official race shirt, and festivities continue after the finish with a lively, community-centered atmosphere.

Hosted by the Nu Tau Chapter of Delta Theta Tau Sorority, the Artisan Holiday Market is now in its 51st year as an annual event.

A seasonal market with a twist fills Hamilton County Fairgrounds with more than 50 carefully selected vendors. Browse handmade pieces, upcycled creations, vintage discoveries, and quirky oddities that make gift giving personal, with plenty of chances to treat yourself as well. The experience features live music, hands-on demonstrations, interactive activities, and DIY make and take craft stations. A full food court is available while you explore. Admission is $10 and includes one complimentary beverage, with options for a cocktail, a mocktail, or another non-alcoholic drink.

Paws to Read offers a relaxed, low-pressure setting where readers at any level can practice reading or simply spend time with a friendly therapy dog. Each participant receives 10 to 15 minutes of one-on-one time with a specially trained dog from Paws and Think. Walk-ins are welcome, and optional sign-ups are available to reserve a session. Registration is not required, but it helps with planning.

Embrace the holiday spirit early with The Nutcracker, performed live with the Carmel Symphony Orchestra. This classic family favorite offers four performances, making it simple to plan a shared tradition. Tickets are already available for those who want to secure seats ahead of the seasonal rush.

As the city's official start to the holiday season, this no-cost community gathering features a festive winter parade, a variety showcase, food trucks, and the lighting of the city's Christmas tree.

Designed for first-time homeowners, this class shares essential fire and life safety guidance you can put into practice right away. Hosted at the S.A.F.E. House, it covers practical prevention strategies and everyday readiness to help safeguard your household. Attendance is free, and advance registration is required.

Make a fresh pine wreath for the holiday season. Some decorations will be available, and attendees may bring their own to personalize their wreath.

Take part in a friendly, hands-on activity creating a fresh pine wreath for the holiday season. A selection of decorations will be available, and participants may bring their own items to personalize their wreath. The event takes place at Westfield Washington Township.

Joe Landry’s live radio adaptation sets the beloved holiday tale inside a 1940s studio. Under the direction of Marla Krohn, a small cast brings George Bailey’s Christmas Eve journey to life at the microphone, creating characters, period sound effects, and live music in real time. The production preserves the story’s warmth, humor, and heartfelt spirit while adding the playful nostalgia of a vintage broadcast. It offers a festive, family friendly way to celebrate the season.

Downtown Gallatin hosts a third annual Christmas market that blends small-town charm with an elevated holiday shopping experience. Explore festive vendors to find thoughtful gifts, sip hot chocolate as you make your way around the square, and enjoy live carolers in a cheerful seasonal setting. After browsing the market, visit nearby retailers and grab a bite at local restaurants. Families can also take a photo with Santa. A small number of vendor spots remain and will be allocated in the order applications are received. For vendor inquiries or other questions, contact Amy Nixon at vfapply@gmail.com. For authenticity, note that there is only one official social media account for this event.

This festive charity run is presented by the Arthritis Foundation. Participants are encouraged to dress in their best holiday attire and jingle along in the spirit of moving toward a cure.

Start your fly tying journey in a beginner-friendly class at no cost. All materials and thread are provided, and a vise and tools will be available to use during class. Under Mike’s guidance, you will tie four flies while learning foundational techniques and how various materials are used. To hold your spot, RSVP by calling 317.733.3014 or emailing info@mwoutfitters.com.

At Next Level Games, this release event for UNION ARENA My Hero Academia [UE25BT] uses a Sealed Deck format with the One Battle Rule. The entry fee is $35. Players build a 40 card deck with five life from six UE25BT packs provided with entry, and only cards opened from those sealed packs may be used. Energy color requirements are waived and there is no card limit in sealed. Matches are best of 1 Swiss with 30 minute rounds, and the number of rounds will depend on attendance. There is no top cut. The top prize is a UE25BT booster box and the winner promo card. Every entrant receives a participation promo card and a release pack, while all other players earn one booster pack for each match win. Capacity is limited to 16 players, and the event is full once that number is reached.

Affordable veterinary care is available at a low cost clinic in Fishers, Indiana.

Spend some time listening to music from Pillow Fight.

A monthly fellowship for women takes place at Arni’s in Lebanon.

Mannheim Steamroller brings a Christmas concert to Clowes Memorial Hall Of Butler University in Indianapolis. Hear the group perform live with its distinctive mix of classical and contemporary sounds for a celebratory evening of music.

Young artists can enjoy a 90 minute studio experience inspired by stories, with plenty of choices for hands-on making. Activities aim to strengthen fine motor skills and support self-expression. This single session, themed White as Snow, explores the color white and snowy qualities through a variety of art materials. Designed for children ages 2 to 6. All materials are included, and the cost is $20 per student.

Next Level Games hosts a prerelease for Dragon Ball Super Card Game Fusion World featuring the FB12 set. The event uses a sealed battle format where participants open four FB12 booster packs and build a 30 card deck on site. Any Leader Card from the official Fusion World database may be used. For this event the chosen Leader counts as having every name, trait, and color, and any card may be charged as Energy regardless of color. Players should bring an Energy Marker or an appropriate substitute such as a token card, along with sleeves so the deck uses matching sleeves. Swiss pairings will be based on attendance. Only cards opened during the event may be included in the deck, there is no limit on duplicates, and decks are locked once construction ends. Victory is achieved by reducing an opponent’s Life to zero. If a deck runs out of cards, the Drop Area is shuffled to form a new deck and play continues. Official Fusion World tournament rules apply. Judges are available for rules questions during matches, and unsportsmanlike conduct or cheating can lead to disqualification. Prizes include one FB12 booster box for the champion, and one booster pack awarded for each match win to all other players. The entry fee is $24.99.

WellPets Clinic - Geist offers a low cost veterinary clinic with affordable veterinary care.

CPR and First Aid Training takes place at the Elwood YMCA. It is open to ages 15 and up. The cost is $40 for members and $60 for nonmembers. Registration and payment are required in advance by calling 552-9808.

This hands-on session focuses on printing your own wrapping paper, then exploring other gift wrap ideas along with ways to create bows and toppers.

Make gift giving more personal by printing custom wrapping paper. The session also covers other ways to wrap presents and the decorative touches that complete the look, including bows and toppers.

Upland Brewing becomes a festive craft studio where ornament painting meets seasonal brews and cozy holiday cheer. Crafters of all experience levels can design personalized Christmas ornaments and head home with handmade keepsakes for the tree or a thoughtful gift. Expect twinkling lights and bright, merry colors. All supplies are provided, including ornaments, paints, brushes, glitter, ribbons, and other finishing touches. Settle in with a drink, unwind, and enjoy a creative holiday outing that works for friends, a date, or a relaxing solo escape.

Celebrate the season with a holiday-themed murder mystery dinner where a joyful gathering is interrupted by a crime and the search for the culprit begins. Participants collect clues, question suspects, and work to crack the case while enjoying a festive night out. Hosted at Urban Apples Bar{n}, tickets are $65 per person and include dinner, one drink, and an interactive show. Guests must be 21 years or older. Dress in an ugly Christmas sweater or other festive holiday attire to match the spirit of the evening.

The Donut 5K celebrates its twentieth year with a return to Carmel at St. Vincent Sports Performance in Clay Terrace. Holiday cheer and plenty of fun set the tone, and Jack’s Donuts of Carmel will once again be part of the course.

Hosted by IN0211 - Boone County Extension Homemakers, this Wreaths Across America observance features a ceremony at Memorial Park in Lebanon to honor veterans. Following the ceremony, volunteers visit local cemeteries to place remembrance wreaths on the graves of fallen service members, supporting a mission to remember the fallen, honor those who serve, and help teach the next generation the value of freedom.

Tailgate Tommy delivers high energy party music.

Enjoy live music.

Sour Daddy performs upstairs at Hotel Carmichael, delivering a blend of jazz, blues, country, and voodoo.

The Tattoos Saved My Life Invitational presents a first-of-its-kind convention in Indiana that highlights the everyday life and culture of the tattoo community. Organized as a nonprofit, it centers on mental health education while honoring how tattoos can help people work through pain, reclaim their stories, and find healing. Through art, conversation, and shared experiences, this gathering offers a supportive environment to connect, learn, and speak openly about difficult chapters... and the creativity and community that helped carry people forward.