Events in Elizabethtown, KY

Now in its second year, this free, family-friendly 5K glow run and walk at Elizabethtown Sports Park honors National Recovery Month. It recognizes the strength, hope, and resilience of individuals and families touched by substance use and mental health challenges. Whether moving in support of a loved one, celebrating a personal recovery journey, or standing for a healthier community, participants come together to illuminate the night for recovery and to reinforce a shared message that healing and hope are possible.

John Langley brings a live, audience-driven set to Bourbon Barrel Tavern in Elizabethtown, taking requests throughout the show. There is no cover charge, and admission is for ages 21 and up with a valid ID.

Loaves of Love, organized by MOD Squad Teen Outreach Ministry, is a community service outreach grounded in faith and humility. Volunteers who plan to help, including anyone running for office, are asked to keep phones in their cars, avoid photos, videos, or any form of campaigning, and commit to serving for the duration of the event. Please participate as a neighbor rather than as a candidate, and serve out of genuine care rather than for visibility. The heart of this effort is ministry, not a stage or platform.

Taking place at Elizabethtown Community & Technical College, this Out of the Darkness Walk brings the community together to support fundraising, raise awareness surrounding suicide, and offer a welcoming environment for those who have been affected. The event includes a ceremony followed by a walk, creating space for reflection, remembrance, and connection.

Corvette enthusiasts can gather for a cruise-in exclusively for Corvettes, where owners from any model year are welcome to showcase their cars. Expect food, prize drawings throughout the event, and a grand prize. Visitors without a Corvette are welcome to stop by and admire the lineup.

Matilda Nelson, president of the Grayson County Garden Club and a member of the Daviess County Audubon Society in Owensboro, leads a presentation on turning yards and gardens into safe, life-sustaining spaces where birds can thrive. Light refreshments and conversation are planned before the program, which will be followed by the presentation. Visitors are welcome.

Held at the Hardin County Chamber of Commerce, this monthly meeting focuses on preparing for the year’s nonprofit fundraising and volunteer efforts, outlining responsibilities and next steps. The agenda may also cover social activities, the club’s budget, and advertising plans. A group dinner will follow at a location to be determined.

The second annual Spooky Moon Market blends a touch of mystery with festive fun in a playful, Halloween-inspired atmosphere. Explore a whimsical marketplace of handmade crafts, curious finds, metaphysical goods, intuitive readings, and hauntingly beautiful artwork offered by a variety of themed vendors. Throughout the event, look for distinctive activities and live entertainers that add to the enchanted vibe. It is a gathering where eerie charm and cheerful celebration come together for a memorable market experience.

The Garden Club of Elizabethtown is hosting a harvest-themed party created for young adventurers and their families. This no-cost gathering offers snacks and apple juice, then begins with a lively garden scavenger hunt where kids track down seasonal clues and hidden finds. After the hunt, participants can decorate a pumpkin to take home and put on view. It is a cheerful celebration of the season with creative activities, treats, and plenty of playful energy.

This casual social at The Gathering Bakery centers on camaraderie, conversation over coffee, plenty of laughter, and moments to remember.

Explore the Lincoln Trail Home Builders Association Parade of Homes, featuring tours of beautiful residences that highlight modern design and the latest styles for 2026. Discover what is trending as you move from home to home and gather fresh ideas for contemporary living.

A community walk at Freeman Lake Park, Lions Pavilion, supports the Hydrocephalus Association and its mission. Participants can walk, fundraise, and connect with community members while celebrating hydro warriors. To stay updated, select "going" or "interested" on the event listing. Official registration takes place on the organization's website.

John Langley brings a live music performance to Heartland Mini Golf, with the playlist shaped by audience requests. Admission is free. The event is family friendly and open to all ages.

Learn practical ways to turn a traditional lawn into a thriving landscape that supports butterflies and birds. Janeen Grohsmeyer shares how home and business grounds can provide food, water, and shelter, creating a lifesaving oasis for Kentucky wildlife. Light refreshments and social time take place before the program, which begins promptly afterward. Visitors are welcome.

Kentucky Marriage Enrichment is a day dedicated to strengthening relationships at every stage, from engaged couples to those celebrating many years together. Held at Bethesda House of Mercy, the event includes general sessions and focused breakout conversations so each couple can concentrate on what they need most. A list of recommended accommodations and activities will also be provided for anyone who wants to turn the experience into a weekend getaway.

Children will explore winter sowing with the Garden Club of Elizabethtown in a hands-on session that turns recycled milk jugs into small greenhouse containers for native Kentucky seeds. Guided by a method that uses winter cold to break seed dormancy, participants will prepare their jugs and set them outdoors to let nature handle the early stages of growth. This program takes place outside, so dress for the weather. Each child will take home a personal mini greenhouse to watch through winter and spring, then plant the sturdy young natives in the garden later in the season. Registration is required.

Browse a bustling market that celebrates the creativity of Nova Scotian makers in beautiful Lunenburg. More than 150 vendors are spread across multiple buildings, with an additional building added for 2026 to make room for even more to discover. Find handmade pottery, woodwork, glass pieces, textiles, home accents, jewelry, and other one of a kind items. Live music and outdoor tents set the scene while food trucks operate throughout both days. Enjoy local flavors from baked treats and fudge to nuts, specialty foods, beverages, and local wines. Admission includes a bracelet valid for the entire weekend. Cash is recommended for a smooth shopping experience. Only service dogs are allowed inside buildings. For more information, email Sabcreationkey50@gmail.com.

Turn a simple branch into seasonal decor in a hands-on workshop with the Garden Club of Elizabethtown. Designed for kids, this creative session explores reusing natural materials as participants adorn branches with twigs, small pinecones, and acorns, along with scrap craft supplies like ribbon and beads. The emphasis is on crafting unique, earth friendly pieces that reflect the quiet beauty of winter. Each participant takes home a festive, handmade display for the season.

Experience a lively holiday market that brings together skilled artisans, local flavors, and live music, all infused with the coastal charm of Lunenburg, Nova Scotia. Explore more than 150 vendors spread across multiple buildings, including an additional building introduced for 2026, featuring handmade pottery, woodworking, glass art, textiles, home decor, jewelry, and other unique pieces from Nova Scotian makers. Food trucks are on site both days, and there are plenty of treats to enjoy, from baked goods and fudge to nuts, specialty foods, beverages, and local wines. Outdoor tents and music keep the festivities going. Admission includes a weekend pass bracelet for convenient reentry. Cash is recommended for the smoothest experience. Only service dogs are permitted inside buildings. For more information, email Sabcreationkey50@gmail.com.