Events in Westfield today

Enjoy simple, genuine conversation over coffee at Rivet Coffee in Westfield. This weekly open gathering welcomes locals who want to slow down, meet new people, and discuss topics that matter beyond small talk. There is no set agenda and no pressure, just a relaxed table and a warm cup. Drop in for a few minutes or stay longer. Come solo or with a friend, you will be welcomed either way.

Experience Noblesville Main Street’s farmers market at Federal Hill Commons. This community market highlights local growers and meat producers, showcases artists, features small business owners, and includes offerings from food trucks.

The TRU Challenge returns to Ft. Ben Fit in Indianapolis for a full day focused on fitness, spirited competition, and community. Designed for both first-time competitors and seasoned athletes, the event offers multiple divisions including Novice, Intermediate, RX, Masters, and Adaptive. Participants can compete as individuals or in pairs, with options for male-male, female-female, or mixed teams. Workouts are challenging yet accessible, bringing athletes from Indiana and beyond together for high-energy efforts, teamwork, and plenty of cheers. Spectators are welcome. Details about registration, workout specifics, and division information will be shared soon.

Monster Bowl returns with a flag football tournament featuring 5 man non contact, 5 man contact, and 7 man divisions. The entry fee is $350 per team, and a $100 deposit reserves a spot. Champions receive rings, a team trophy, and MVb awards. Payments are accepted through Cash App using $BallOutFlagfootball, Zelle at balloutflagfootball@yahoo.com, and Venmo at @Andres-MartinezII.

At the Farmhouse Restaurant at Harvest Market Carmel, enjoy an unlimited breakfast buffet centered on local products and scratch-made favorites from Niemann Harvest Market. The rotating menu can include breakfast meats, eggs and other morning classics, pancakes and waffles, breakfast potatoes, biscuits with house-made gravy, fresh pastries, and seasonal fruit. A complete salad bar is part of the offering. It suits meeting friends, gathering with family, or fueling up for the day.

The White Lick Creek and Vandalia Trail Alliance hosts the eighth annual Leonard Stringer Memorial Airport Loop Bike Ride, supported by Aerodyn Engineering. Riders follow a loop around Indianapolis International Airport with route options from 4 to 18 miles. Proceeds support development of the White Lick Creek Greenway and the Vandalia Trail on the west side of Indianapolis, honoring alliance founder and former president Leonard Stringer. A brief sign in and meet and greet opens the event, followed by the loop ride, with the recreational ride setting out shortly after.

Step away from the screen and spend three immersive hours shaping raw Indiana limestone in a hands-on workshop created for teens ages 13 to 17. Participants explore the geologic story of this 300-million-year-old rock, then practice with professional hammers and chisels to design and carve a piece to take home. No prior experience is required, as all tools and expert guidance are provided. The session encourages thinking in three dimensions, seeing the finished form within the block and bringing it out through steady, precise strikes. It is physical and dusty, with the satisfying ring of hammer on steel and a vibration that travels up the arm. Along the way, teens connect their own work to the legacy of master carvers who shaped landmarks like the Empire State Building, the Pentagon, and the Soldiers & Sailors Monument using the same Indiana stone. Everyone leaves with a tangible piece of history they created themselves.

St. Vincent de Paul Indianapolis will be collecting material donations at St. Ann Catholic Church - Indy as part of its annual Stuff-A-Truck effort. Clothing, household goods, linens, and furniture are welcome, along with bicycles, helmets, locks, and backpacks to support neighbors who use them for transportation. This is a simple drive up drop off, where you can unload and place items by the truck. To help with sorting, put clothing and other soft goods in plastic trash bags and pack household items in boxes. Donations should be clean and in good working order so they can be given directly to people who cannot purchase them. Items that are torn, broken, or dirty will not be accepted.

A seasonal favorite returns to downtown Indianapolis with a 3.1 mile 5K at Military Park. Welcoming walkers and runners of all ages and ability levels, it features a downtown course. After finishing, participants can enjoy a cup of apple cider and pick out a pumpkin to take home. Running since 2012, the event has grown into a cherished fall tradition, and each registration supports Girls on the Run, an organization dedicated to helping every girl recognize her limitless potential and pursue her dreams. Registration includes entry to the 5K, a 2026 lightweight tech hoodie, a 2026 finisher medal, a commemorative chip timed race bib, apple cider at the finish line, and a small pumpkin.

Merciful HELP Center’s Choice Food Pantry provides curbside assistance for residents of Hamilton County and for those living in the 46240 or 46260 zip codes. On arrival, guests complete a short form, present a photo identification and a utility bill, then remain in their vehicle and open the trunk so items can be placed inside. Food available includes produce, frozen meat, and cleaning supplies. Hamilton County residents seeking groceries every 14 days must show proof of residency by presenting photo identification along with either a lease or an electric, gas, water, or cable bill.

Shepherd’s Gate Food Pantry at St. Maria Goretti Catholic Church and School is a volunteer led outreach that provides basic necessities in partnership with the parish HELP Committee. Neighbors living in Hamilton County can receive assistance by presenting proof of county residency, and visits are limited to once each month. In addition to pantry staples, a limited selection of baby items 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 agencies such as Good Samaritan, Birthright, Healthy Families, and County Trustees. The ministry is guided by the call in Matthew 25:36 to feed the hungry, give drink to the thirsty, and welcome the stranger.

Monument Circle Art Fair 2026 is scheduled at the Soldiers and Sailors Monument in Indianapolis. Applications to participate are now open.

ABC Health & Fitness Expo Indianapolis turns Indiana Convention Center Hall A into a lively, family friendly destination for wellness and community. Attendees can explore a wide variety of health and fitness vendors, enjoy live stage performances throughout the day, and take part in a free door prize giveaway. More than a typical expo, it brings community, health, and fun together under one roof. Tickets will be available soon on Eventbrite.

Help care for the wooded trails at Falls Park with the Madison County Invasive Species Team by removing invasive shrubs such as Asian bush honeysuckle and multiflora rose. No prior identification skills are needed, because team members will point out the target plants and teach safe, effective removal. Bring garden gloves. Hand saws, loppers, and bug spray are suggested but not required, and a limited number of saws and loppers will be available. Water and snacks will be provided by MIST. Please do not bring chainsaws. If you plan to help treat cut stumps with herbicide, wear long sleeves, long pants, and closed-toed shoes.

Experience a doll show featuring a life-size Barbie box photo booth and a Barbie exhibit. Browse a selection of vendors and enjoy plenty of space to move while you explore and take photos.

Turning miles into mercy, this first annual community fair and charity motorcycle ride pairs the energy of the open road with on-the-ground compassion in Indianapolis. Held at Lynhurst Baptist Church, the event benefits Sanctuary Indy and Circle City Villages, advancing efforts to build tiny homes and supportive community spaces for unhoused neighbors. Riders will head out on a route south of the city, while on site the fair offers community organization and resource booths, family friendly activities, recovery and wellness information, plus food and time to connect. It is designed for motorcycle enthusiasts and community members alike who want to support the mission and learn more about Sanctuary Indy and Circle City Villages. Early bird registration is $25 for a single rider and $30 for a rider with a passenger. After early bird and on the day of the event, pricing is $30 for a single rider and $35 for a rider with a passenger.

RISE, short for Rockers Impacting and Serving Everyone, brings a free, all-day, all-ages music festival to Spencer Farm Winery in Noblesville with music that supports local causes. Every donation and all proceeds benefit Hamilton County nonprofits, and a portion of on-site wine, beer, and food sales is also contributed. Cash donations are welcome at the event or online. Across two stages, nine acts keep the music going. The main stage features Your Favorite Ex-Girlfriends with an all-female rock set, Kam 'n Jett's Jammin' Duet offering acoustic rock and country hits, Curt Cannabis & The Highflyers performing original pop and rock, The Remedy Club covering grunge, rock, and alternative favorites, Traci and Jimmy Friends Band bringing Americana rock, Days of My Youth spanning classic rock from the 60s through the 90s, Rhino Down mixing rock and pop from many eras, and Starboard cruising through yacht rock from the 70s and 80s. The patio closes the celebration with The Amanda McClaran Experience delivering cool jazz infused with a rock vibe. Attendees can bring chairs or blankets for this outdoor setting. Outside food, snacks, and non-alcoholic drinks are allowed, while outside alcohol of any kind is not permitted on winery property, and coolers may be subject to search. Beer and wine are available from Spencer Farm Winery, and food trucks include Lilmar Sinugba and Indy Hibachi. Event proceeds and donations support Heart and Soul Clinic in Westfield, Healed Identity Movement in Carmel, Boys & Girls Club of Noblesville in Noblesville, and Special Olympics of Hamilton County in Fishers. A silent auction and a 50/50 raffle add extra ways to contribute and take home prizes, and pumpkins and mums are available next door at Spencer Farm. Community support comes from sponsors including Spencer Farm Winery, Architectural Glass & Metal Company, Inc., iwis drive systems, National Glass & Hardware, Heritage Masonry Restoration, Binford Group of Indiana, and HFRoofQuotes.com, with additional donor support from Zimmer Chiropractic, Illuminazione, The Vitou Group, The Hayes Group, IndyNow TV, and EliteOptionsAcademy.com.

Downtown Noblesville hosts a Halloween-themed live music event featuring 55 bands across multiple stages. Three main stages center on the intersection of 9th and Logan, with additional performances at Syd's, Primeval both indoors and outdoors, and Alexander's. The experience also includes a pre-party at Syd's and an after-party at Primeval, with another after-party to be announced.

Afterglow Vintage and Next Stop, Beech Grove present the inaugural Beech Grove Vintage Market, a free-admission celebration of local vintage finds with food and drinks, music, raffles, and special discounts. The Papa Curl food truck will be on site, and a variety of local vintage vendors will showcase their selections. The first group of vendors will be set up inside a 1,600 square foot air-conditioned warehouse connected to Afterglow Vintage, with additional vendors arranged outdoors to create an easy-to-browse marketplace. Visitors can explore unique pieces, enjoy refreshments, and take advantage of deals throughout the event.

A weekend devoted to maple in all its forms features maple-themed food and beverages, live music, and a welcoming atmosphere. Additional details will be announced soon.

Set out on a gentle walk through the arboretum at Crown Hill to discover how trees survive and thrive. Along the way, hear stories about their unexpected adaptations and impressive traits, spotlighting the hidden superpowers that make trees heroes of the natural world. This experience takes place outdoors and on foot, so please dress appropriately. Anyone under 16 must be accompanied by an adult. Children 12 and under attend for free.

This fall celebration offers pumpkin painting for children and adults. Registration for the painting activity is $15.99 through Eventbrite. Complimentary hayrides around the facilities are also available.

Ground and Gather returns with a restorative gathering in Fishers, Indiana that welcomes the transition into fall. Participants settle in by the fire for grounding and a conversation on seasonal wellness, then relax into a soothing sound bath guided by Emma of Heal Intuitively. Nourishment is part of the experience with a comforting congee and warm tea. Everyone leaves with a DIY Ayurvedic foot soak to enjoy at home, along with simple practices to carry into the months ahead. This inclusive space welcomes individuals and friends, offering time to pause, reset, and head out feeling a little lighter.

A weekly buy-in event for Pokémon players runs alongside the regular Pokémon League. The entry fee is $7. It offers friendly competition across three rounds of play, and each win awards a pack. On random weeks, extra goodies are given out.

A weekly Digimon TCG tournament offering structured play for fans of the game. The entry fee is $10, and each event features at least three rounds.

Celebrate the newest Riftbound set with a constructed 1v1 Summoner Skirmish at Next Level Games. Players face off using Vendetta decks, with entry set at $11.99 and space limited to 24 competitors. The champion receives a Vendetta booster box, a winner promo, a winner playmat, and a round-one benefit at a regional qualifier. The top eight earn promo packs and also receive a pack for each match win, while all other participants take home a participation promo plus a pack per win. Because capacity is limited, preregistration is recommended.

An outdoor installment of the Nights on Lockerbie series brings Off the Hook to the grounds of the James Whitcomb Riley Museum Home for a high-energy mix of rock and pop favorites. The band puts a fresh spin on classics and current hits, pairing tight musicianship with crowd-pleasing energy. Bring your ticket for entry and plan your own seating. Blankets and lawn chairs are welcome so you can settle into a comfortable spot on the grass. Picnics and snacks are encouraged. Outside alcohol is not allowed, and $6 beverages from partners including Tito’s and Sun King will be available for purchase. Parking is limited at the museum on a first come, first served basis. Additional street parking can be found on Vermont and Mass Ave, and the Block 20 garage on East St is another option. Walking or rideshare is recommended. On-site restrooms will be open. If dangerous weather affects the show, the museum will work to reschedule. If a new date is not possible, the full ticket price will be refunded. Special thanks to event partners Tito’s Handmade Vodka, Sun King Brewing, Scenic Green, ClusterTruck, Merrifield Exteriors, and Republic Airways.

Paint and play with the Warhammer 40,000 community at Next Level Games Carmel. This free hobby session welcomes newcomers and seasoned painters alike to relax, work on miniatures, and connect with other players. Basic supplies are available, 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. It is an easy way to pick up painting techniques, meet fellow fans, and get more involved in the game.

A concert pairs with family-friendly fun, all organized to support Riley Kids. The focus is on music, togetherness, and a cause centered on kids.

Take part in four rounds of music bingo paired with dinner and drink specials. Winners receive gift cards, and the fourth round features a progressive prize that grows each week. For details, ask the DJ bingo host. All ages are welcome to play and sing along.

Settle in for four rounds of lively music bingo paired with dinner and drinks. Winners take home gift cards, and the fourth round features a progressive win that increases each week. For more information, speak with the DJ Bingo host.

A neighborhood block party in Indianapolis returns with food trucks, activities for kids, artist vendors, beer and wine, and live music across two stages. The festivities proceed regardless of weather. Admission is free and no tickets are required. Donations are welcomed, with a suggested $5 per person, and can be made at the gates with cash or card or through electronic options. On the Community Space Stage, Red Diane appears for the first time with an eclectic soul and pop sound shaped by jazz influences, built around vocals, piano, and guitar with touches of saxophone, bass, and programmed elements, mixing original music and covers. The Dog Moms & Jeff return with sing-along favorites from the 1990s. Beatty & The Bayonets make their debut with funk and soul grooves. Highway 9 Blues Band, also new to the party, brings the blues to close this stage. On the Dorman Street Stage, JusTwo returns with an intimate blend of blues and jazz. Bigfoot Yancey returns with original songs rooted in Americana, folk, and rock. Tavonne with The Sutherland Collective makes a first appearance with original R&B, soul, and funk. Chick Grizzly returns to wrap up that stage with high-energy hits spanning decades. Set times are approximate and may shift slightly during the evening. Refreshments feature beer from Pax Verum Brewing, Guggman Haus Brewing Co., and Mashcraft Brewing, along with selections from Four Finger Distillery, Hi & Mighty Distillery, Ash & Elm Cider, 8th Day Distillery, and Solely Wine. Food options include Sakura Japanese Restaurant, Gordon's Milkshake Bar, Black Leaf Vegan, Pronto Taco, Fresko, Gips got Tips, Gomez BBQ, King Dough, Daisy Bar, Salamat Cookies, and Chicago Beef & Dog Company. The event’s signature garbage-bag ghosts are back as well.

Ed Sheeran brings the LOOP Tour to Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis.

ComedySportz offers an all ages improv showdown where two teams compete for laughs, points, and a trophy. A Referee keeps the match moving, gathers suggestions from the audience, and calls any fouls on the field. It blends quick-thinking comedy with a light sports twist, much like Whose Line Is It Anyway, and is designed for everyone.

Ed Sheeran brings his LOOP Tour to Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis for a live performance. Fans can experience this tour stop in a stadium setting.

Central Indiana Pagan Pride hosts a relaxed evening centered on creativity, crafting, and community. Scheduled a week after their major annual event, this gathering invites participants to bring a personal project to work on or to take part in craft activities that will be provided.

Get into the spooky spirit at a clay ghost sculpting night where each participant handbuilds one large ghost and brings it to life with personality. Personalize your creation with add-ons like tiny pumpkins, witch hats, coffee cups, and other details to make it unique. Finished pieces will be carefully dried and bisque fired, then ready for painting in about two weeks. The cost is $36 per person and includes clay, tools, and instruction for one large ghost. Space is limited. Tickets are nonrefundable and nontransferable. All ages are welcome, though children under 13 may need help from an adult. Wet clay can be unpredictable, and if a piece does not survive the process, help will be provided to make a new one.

Enjoy live music at Mystic Waters Campground with a performance by Kelley Isenhower. Admission is $5 per person. Expect a relaxed atmosphere where you can bring your own food and drinks and enjoy the tunes with friends. Live music is scheduled twice a month, creating an easygoing setting focused on having a good time.

The schedule features a tango lesson led by Zhivko Yankov, followed by social dancing where participants can practice their steps with fellow dancers. Admission is $10 for members, $15 for non-members, and $5 for students.

At The Palladium, the 50th anniversary season begins under Music Director and conductor David Commanday with a program that celebrates exploration and the sweeping character of the American landscape. The music includes Aaron Copland’s Fanfare for the Common Man and Ferde Grofé’s Grand Canyon Suite, leading to Antonín Dvořák’s Cello Concerto, written during his time in the United States, featuring guest cellist Alexander Hersh.

Live acoustic performances pair with drinks from Hunt Club, creating a simple mix of music and refreshments.

Bear Ghost headlines a night of live music with special guests Sarah and The Safe Word and Spaceman Bob. Presented by MOKB, this all ages show offers general admission only. The event is supported by partners including Bacardí Rum, Stagewater, Espolón Tequila, Black Orchid Barbers, Tito’s Vodka, Long Drink, Chilly Water Brewing Company, Lemon Shake Up, and Pepsi.

Bring a finished piece or work in progress to Crit Night at The Color Co. This relaxed, supportive gathering offers a chance to share your art, talk through ideas, and receive constructive feedback from fellow creatives. Expect fresh perspective, accountability, and a sense of community. Display options include wall space, tables, and a limited number of podiums, and participants may bring their own. Select works can be hung from the ceiling. Light refreshments will be available. Open to all ages and experience levels. Admission is $5.

This weekly Gundam card game tournament features a $10 entry and structured prize support. For every entry, three booster packs are added to the prize pool, and each participant receives at least one pack just for playing. After that guarantee, the remaining packs are awarded to the top three finishers, with first place receiving 60 percent, second place 25 percent, and third place 15 percent.

The Forge is a monthly gathering that gives men a relaxed space to connect. There is no set program, only open conversation and unhurried time together to hang out, talk about life, and build relationships with other men.

Disney Presents The Lion King (Touring) takes the stage at the Murat Theatre at Old National Centre with a performance lasting about two and a half hours, including one intermission. Every guest, regardless of age, must have a ticket to enter. The production is recommended for ages 6 and older. Please note that flashing strobe lights are used during the show.

Vocalist Paul Hughes salutes the golden age of the Rat Pack, channeling the spirit of Sinatra and Martin with buoyant swing and classic Vegas flair. Expect a cabaret setting with reserved seating by the seat at each table, and please note that purchasing a single seat does not reserve the entire table. A $25 food and beverage minimum applies per guest, and cabaret service features dinner along with dessert and drinks. A Manchester, England native, Hughes fell in love with jazz and swing at twelve after discovering the great crooners through his grandfather. He refined his style in pubs across the U.K., many of which once welcomed The Beatles, before taking his performances worldwide on major cruise lines. His repertoire spans the Great American Songbook and original material, with highlights that include My Lucky Stars, Then Came You, and I Bet You Weren’t Expecting This. He draws on the elegance and poise of Frank Sinatra, Bobby Darin, Dean Martin, Tony Bennett, Frankie Valli, and Nat King Cole, earning praise from Nashville Songwriters Hall of Fame member Byron Hill and Grammy and Emmy winning producer Bill Schnee for polished delivery and vivid storytelling. Hughes is currently recording a new album produced by Sal Oliveri at Capitol Studios in Los Angeles, with songs co written by Byron Hill and Roger Brown. The lead single, My Lucky Stars, was recorded with Gordon Goodwin’s Big Phat Band and selected for the soundtrack of the motion picture The Thief of Falling Stars. He has performed for audiences around the world, including a private performance for David and Victoria Beckham, and continues to build an international following while staying true to timeless jazz and swing.

GT World Challenge America brings a grid of GT3 machines to Indianapolis Motor Speedway for an evening showdown. Look for tightly contested, strategy-led racing as seasoned professionals and determined privateers juggle tire wear, traffic, and pit work while conditions evolve. With the Speedway’s long straights paired with technical corners, precision matters and slight missteps can reshuffle the order, keeping the battle for position gripping from start to finish. It is an opportunity to see modern GT cars pushed hard at one of the country’s most renowned circuits.

Touted as a top pick and a must-see in Indianapolis, the Mind Tripping Show is an interactive live experience where mind reading, psychology, and audience participation come together. No two performances are alike because the crowd helps steer the twists and turns. It is well suited for adults, couples, and visitors seeking a unique night out in the city. The show lasts about 75 to 90 minutes, takes place in Downtown Indy, and seating is limited.

Test your knowledge of One Piece at a trivia night hosted by Andrew L at B&B Mothership. It is free to participate whether you play solo or team up with others, and prizes are up for grabs. Seating is first come, first served, so arriving early can help you secure a spot and pick up a drink and a snack. Costumes inspired by the characters are welcome.

Enjoy an outdoor concert with heating available if needed as Bodacious performs a two hour set. There is no cover charge.

Drew Hawk, Gary Grant Chamberlain, and the band bring a night of good times to a favorite old town bar, celebrating the people, the atmosphere, and the vibe they love.

Set in White River State Park, this family-friendly run welcomes every pace and fitness level. The day features packet pickup, a kids dash that meets at the start line before participants are escorted to the starting area, the National Anthem, and the main race. Live results and awards are available at the registration tent as participants finish. Free race photos and complimentary snacks await at the finish. 5K, 10K, and Half Marathon entries include a custom bib, a designer shirt, a finisher medal, and chip timing with live results. The 1 Mile option is untimed and includes a custom bib, a designer shirt, and a finisher medal. The kids dash is an untimed sprint for ages 10 and under, and registration provides a mini bib, a youth-sized shirt, and a medal created just for this event. Children who prefer to skip the swag may participate in the kids dash at no cost. Youth pricing is available for the 5K and 10K, with entry for ages 12 and under set at $17. Whether aiming for a personal best or enjoying an easygoing outing, this inclusive experience encourages everyone to run in the way that works best.

At Grandview Golf Course, this charitable tournament raises funds for a memorial stone on hole 17 and highlights StartGolf, a new team-based format. Teams of four compete for prizes awarded to the first- and second-place finishers. Entry is $45 per golfer or $180 per team, with all proceeds directed to the memorial stone project. Players of all abilities are welcome, and families are encouraged to team up. The event details also mention Position play, identified as a new golf format.

An in-person community circle in Indianapolis dedicated to spiritual growth, deep healing, and the development of intuitive and psychic abilities. Each gathering centers on a theme that may include healing practices, energy work, building intuition, or navigating one’s spiritual path. Participants connect in a warm, supportive community where experiences are shared and authentic friendships can take root. Guided practices and practical tips help attendees understand and integrate their gifts, with time set aside for questions, intuitive insight, and compassionate support. This space welcomes Soul Trine Ascend clients as well as anyone devoted to meaningful spiritual work, whether just beginning or already experienced.

Sunday Struts brings neighbors and their dogs together for a friendly, monthly walk through Broad Ripple. Participants gather at Upland Brewery’s dog-friendly patio in SoBro, then follow pup-friendly routes for about 45 minutes before returning to the patio. After the stroll, people are welcome to relax with brunch or a beer and chat with fellow dog lovers. For everyone’s comfort and safety, dogs should use fixed leashes and be comfortable in social settings, and attendees should bring waste bags and any essentials their pup may need. Pack leaders from Uptown Pup provide basic safety and first aid supplies, water, and treats. If the exterior temperature reaches 80 degrees or higher, the walk is canceled to protect sensitive paws. This community event is supported by Upland Brewery, Uptown Pup, and Royal Paws Pet Sitting.

Roberts Park United Methodist Church offers a hot, free dine-in meal in a welcoming setting. For meal service, use the entrance on Delaware Street. If you plan to attend the church service beforehand and would like a ticket from the first group handed out, enter through the Vermont Street door. Everyone is welcome.

Celebrate Dolly Parton with a lively drag brunch at Helium Comedy Club - Indianapolis. Expect big hair, sparkling rhinestones, and tributes spanning favorites from Jolene to Islands in the Stream. The event is hosted by Blair St. Clair from RuPaul's Drag Race. Dolly-inspired costumes are encouraged, and all are welcome.

Indiana Bridal & Wedding Expo brings together a handpicked group of wedding experts offering advice for every style, from a formal black tie celebration to a relaxed barefoot ceremony on the beach. Taking place at the Indiana State Fairgrounds & Event Center, the focus is on helping couples plan a day of lasting memories.

The touring production of Disney’s The Lion King takes the stage at the Murat Theatre at Old National Centre in Indianapolis. The performance lasts about two and a half hours and includes one intermission. A ticket is required for every attendee, regardless of age, and the show is best suited for ages 6 and older. Please note that strobe lighting effects are used during the performance.

Gather with fellow queer artists at Magpie Artspace in Historic Irvington. Hosted by Deb Kent and Jamie Willis, this weekly meetup happens on Sundays. Bring a project you are working on or start something new while creating alongside the group. For questions, text 317-225-2253.

A weekly casual Commander gathering open to all experience levels, focused on a friendly and diverse community. New players, those bringing modified preconstructed decks, and longtime veterans all have a place here. Casual play is free, and every participant may choose a promo as a thank you for taking part.

Settle into an intentionally slow, sensory-centered outing at Ritchey Woods Nature Preserve. Guided by a certified Nature and Forest Therapy Guide, you will follow a series of simple invitations that encourage you to attune to the landscape, noticing sights, sounds, textures, and natural aromas while connecting with the present moment. The cost is $36 per session, or $54 for non-residents.

Take part in a Flesh and Blood Silver Age tournament at Next Level Games, featuring a format that highlights classic card pools and dynamic synergies. Rounds use a Swiss structure based on attendance, and the entry fee is $8. Prize support scales with participation, with three booster packs added to the pool for every entry, and each player receives at least one pack. At the end, the top three competitors split the prize packs, with 60 percent to first place, 25 percent to second, and 15 percent to third. Suitable for longtime players and those exploring the format, with participants competing using their own decks.

Enjoy a paint and sip session hosted by Robbin DeLong at The Piper on 28. The painting fee is $25, paid directly to Robbin, and food and drinks are available for purchase from the bar. Space is limited, so reserve a seat by contacting Robbin DeLong at 317-217-0533. Payment is accepted via Venmo, Zelle, or cash.

See the 1984 film Ghostbusters presented on a large HD screen while an orchestra performs the score live on stage. The music by Academy Award-winning composer Elmer Bernstein is carefully synchronized to the movie, creating a true film-with-orchestra experience.

Main Street Productions is holding auditions for a live radio play adaptation of A Christmas Carol, a stage version by Joe Landry with music by Kevin Connors. The production is directed by Brandon Wentz in his Main Street Productions directorial debut. This take presents Dickens’s holiday classic as a 1940s-style radio broadcast with period fruitcake commercials, live sound effects, and musical underscoring. A compact ensemble voices many characters as Ebenezer Scrooge encounters three spirits and discovers the heart of the story. Auditions consist of cold readings from the script. Please bring a headshot and theatrical résumé if available. Open to performers at any experience level. The casting approach is flexible, designed for roughly 5 to 41 performers, with actors covering multiple roles alongside a Foley operator who creates the onstage sounds. Age ranges serve as guidelines and vocal versatility is a priority. Percussion or other instrument experience is helpful for the Foley position but not required. Roles include WBFR radio personalities such as Freddie Filmore, Jake Laurents, Harry "Jazzbo" Haywood, Sally Applewhite, Lana Sherwood, and Rose Bailey, along with a dedicated Foley operator. The concept may expand to include additional radio station characters and roles may be reassigned as needed.

Players gather for a weekly Modern-format Magic: The Gathering event at Next Level Games in Carmel. The tournament uses Swiss pairings with best of three matches, and the number of rounds depends on attendance. Entry is $10. Prize support adds three booster packs to the pool for each entry, split among the top three finishers at 60% for first, 25% for second, and 15% for third. The winner chooses from the available sets for their prize packs.

Karaoke takes over Sinners & Saints with singalongs to favorite songs, food and drink specials offered all night, and a friendly atmosphere that keeps the fun going.

Test your knowledge at DJ Trivia at 5th Ave Grill and Bar. There is no entry fee, and the top three teams take home prizes. Families are welcome, and phones are not permitted during the game. Ask the host about the DJ Trivia league, and check the DJ Trivia website for the daily clue to snag bonus points.

Nicole Atkins performs in a concert presented by MOKB Presents, joined by Ziona Riley. The event welcomes all ages and is general admission.

Presented by Legacy Concerts, Stanley Simmons performs at Hoosier Dome in Indianapolis with guest performers. This all ages event offers tickets at $15 in advance and $20 on the day of the show.

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.

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.

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.