Events in Henderson today

Market on Main brings farmers, food businesses, bakers, makers, food trucks, and artisan products to the Ford Center Plaza. Shoppers will find a variety of local goods, with live music and special activities announced throughout the season. SNAP is accepted, and with support from the Healthy Communities Partnership and Urban Seeds, Double Up Indiana provides up to a $20 match on SNAP purchases per market day to buy fresh fruits and vegetables. Families can look for Power of Produce activities led by community partners, where children complete a fruit and vegetable themed task and receive $2 to spend on a fresh snack from a local farmer.

Faril Bunner of Insurance & Business Planning, Inc. leads an educational session that breaks down Medicare coverage choices. The presentation focuses on making the options easier to understand.

An open play gathering for Magic: The Gathering Commander welcomes participants of all experience levels. Entry is $8, with prizing awarded as store credit. New players can get help from staff, or watch veteran players to learn how the format works. This is a recurring event centered on Commander play and learning the game.

Checkin' In with Charles offers a calm, peer-led space to slow down, be genuine, and connect with others. Guided by Charles Haygan, the group centers on mental health awareness, emotional wellness, and community encouragement in a supportive setting at Audubon Kids Zone. It is not therapy or clinical treatment. Participants can expect honest conversation, simple check-ins, and the chance to share experiences with people who understand that life can feel heavy. The gathering welcomes anyone navigating stress, a tough season, or personal challenges, as well as those who want a place to breathe and feel less alone. Conversations highlight practical ways to manage stress, offer and receive encouragement, reduce stigma through open dialogue, and build connection, belonging, and hope. At its core, the meeting is a reminder that no one has to carry everything alone.

The DCKY Nurse Honor Guard gathers on the first Thursday each month for a friendly meeting that shares updates with current members, offers information to those considering membership, and creates a welcoming space to meet new people and enjoy some fun together.

A weekly program tailored for preschool-aged children, featuring storytime, songs, movement, and interactive activities. It supports early literacy, nurtures creativity, builds social skills, and encourages play-based learning in a warm and engaging setting.

Settle into slow, restorative yin with Shanna at Align By TrueNorth. This grounded practice features longer, quiet holds and steady breath, with most shapes done seated or reclined. The approach gently nourishes connective tissues such as joints, ligaments, and fascia, encouraging easeful opening without strain. Expect a calming experience that supports relaxation, mobility, and mindful awareness, with benefits for easing stress and supporting emotional balance. Props are welcome, and comfort and listening to your body guide every pose. Welcoming to all levels, it offers a simple way to pause and reset during a busy day. Cost is $15 per participant.

Make Patchwork Central part of your Haynie’s Corner First Friday fun. September features live music at Patchwork by TMSB. An assortment of food trucks will be on Washington Avenue in front of Patchwork, so you can pick up supper and enjoy it there. You can also explore other First Friday activities stretching from Patchwork all the way to the Haynie’s Corner Fountain.

Magnolia Boulevard makes a first appearance at Mojo's with a sound that blends rock and soul shaped by Appalachian roots. Led by singer and guitarist Maggie Noelle alongside keyboardist Ryan Allen, the group weaves blues, soul and hints of folk into songs crafted with intention and care, reflecting everyday stories from their corner of Kentucky. Formed in 2017, the band has grown into a cohesive five-piece with Roddy Puckett on bass, Austin Lewis on guitar and Brandon Johnson on drums. Their eponymous album, recorded with Kentucky producer Duane Lundy, moves across styles while staying grounded in a warm, blues-forward groove. Onstage, Noelle’s commanding voice has drawn comparisons to artists like Susan Tedeschi, Bonnie Raitt and Grace Potter, and the band performs with a shared purpose that channels emotion and chemistry into an immersive live experience.

This community breakfast features unlimited servings for $15. A portion of the proceeds benefits the Newburgh Volunteer Fire Department and supports a scholarship fund for local high school students.

Led by Erin McKee, REVIVE & ACTIVATE is a welcoming blend of Pilates and yoga designed to build strength, balance, and confidence without feeling overwhelmed. Sessions feature unhurried, intentional movement that is friendly to beginners, with no mirrors and no pressure for a supportive experience. The first class is free. It is held at Quantum Revive Henderson.

Vinyasa Yoga with Jess at Align By TrueNorth is a donation-based class that links breath with flowing movement for a steady, mindful practice. It centers on building strength, flexibility, and presence, encouraging movement with intention and curiosity. Participants are guided through intentional transitions, grounding pauses, and chances to notice what the body needs that day. Options are offered throughout so both beginners and experienced practitioners can move at a comfortable pace. Open to all and supported by donations.

Celebrate the start of Halloween season at this annual event featuring Terrifier actors Jenna Kanell and Catherine Corcoran. They will sign autographs and pose for full-costume photos with fans. Vendors and food trucks will be on site. Presale tickets are available online or in store.

Nexus Nights brings Riftbound players together each week for casual games and community. Newcomers and experienced players can learn, practice, and connect with fellow fans in a relaxed, welcoming setting. Admission is $5.

A local Yu-Gi-Oh! event with a $5 entry fee welcomes both experienced duelists and complete beginners. Staff and returning players are available to teach the rules and guide new participants through their first games.

Front Porch Fest 2026 will share its band and porch lineup soon. The celebration is supported by generous community partners, with Shannon Aleksander serving as the title sponsor. Additional support comes from Watzlavik State Farm, Keck & Hooper Real Estate Agents, New Horizons Financial Consultants, McMahon Exterminating, and Woods and Woods. Further backing is provided by Kipplees, River City Pride, American RV, and Rehabilitation & Performance Institute, with local support from Esther’s Styles and Quinn Davis.

Enjoy a free concert complemented by food trucks and vendor booths at the Owensboro Convention Center. Listen to live music, pick up a bite to eat, and browse offerings from on-site vendors, all in one convenient location.

Evansville marks the 11th year of its Front Porch Festival with a free, family friendly celebration in the Haynie's Corner Arts District and surrounding area. Throughout the evening, about forty acts perform from the neighborhood's historic front porches. Attendees can bring chairs, beverages, and friends to settle in between sets. Happy New Month returns for its eighth year, delivering a lively mix of pop, rock, hip hop, R&B, and country hits.

Local farming families laid the foundation for Warrick County. Hear directly from descendants of those early families as they share how their efforts influenced the region. The program includes a special feature. This is a free event with snacks and refreshments provided.

Vehicle owners can display their rides while visitors browse the lineup on display. Expect dash plaques, trophies, free prize drawings, a 50/50, raffles, and kids prizes, all set to good music among good friends. There is no registration fee. Donations are accepted for local charities, with Lucas Place as the primary beneficiary.

See The Cold Stares in their final performance before departing on a highly anticipated tour. The three-piece channels soul-steeped vocals, blazing guitar lines, and punchy lyrics for a raw, unapologetic sound. Expect a high-energy show that keeps the momentum going from start to finish. Tickets are available. Guests may bring chairs, blankets, and coolers.

At Lamasco Park in Evansville, Indiana, participants can take on 5k, 10k, or 15k distances, with a kids fun run also on the schedule. Presented by Bone Dry Roofing and officially timed by To The Finish, the day features a pre-race stretch, a kids dash, the main starts, and an awards ceremony. Medals are handed out soon after the finish, and category awards are announced before medals are distributed. Registration also includes admission to the Evansville Pickle Festival; bring your race bib and ID to the general admission entrance. Packet pickup is offered in advance at Bone Dry Roofing and at Roca Bar of Evansville, with a race day option near the start line for those traveling from out of town. The kids run provides participation medals for ages 5 to 13. The 5k walk recognizes male and female divisions with medals for second and third place. The 5k run or walk includes male and female age groups of 17 and under, 18 to 29, 30 to 39, 40 to 49, 50 to 59, 60 to 69, and 70 plus. The 10k and 15k honor the top three male and female finishers. Those who register by the shirt guarantee deadline receive a race shirt before the event, with limited quantities available for later registrants.

At EVPL North Park, crafters and first-timers alike will gather to make blankets, hats, and other comfort items for Chemo Buddies to share with patients. No prior experience is necessary, with projects suited to every skill level. Participants may bring a friend to work alongside them and help spread a little warmth and care.