Events in Jeffersontown today

Each Wednesday through the spring and fall, this lunchtime series turns the street into a car-free gathering with live music and a lineup of food trucks. Downtown workers, visitors, and convention attendees can enjoy a lively setting with expanded meal choices, while picnic tables on the nearby plaza provide extra seating. Menus span gourmet dishes to classics, with options such as burgers and tacos. Coffee and frozen treats are available on select dates. The series is presented by JPMorganChase with support from River City Bank.

The pavilion features seafood, music, dancing, and trivia set to nostalgic favorites. Guests dining in the pavilion can enjoy a sweet treat, available while supplies last.

Not Your Typical Networking brings Louisville-area business professionals together to build connections and broaden their professional circles. This recurring meetup takes place on the first Wednesday of each month at Brick House Tavern + Tap, offering a friendly setting for conversations and new contacts.

Take part in trivia with seating available in the dining room or at the bar, and enjoy food and a cold drink of your choice while you play.

Part of Surfside Summer Jams, this outdoor concert spotlights Shannon Vetter and the Sleepless Pilgrims at The Depot at NoCo. The evening begins with a vinyl set from DJ Matt Anthony, followed by the band. Admission is free and the event welcomes all ages. Pack a bag chair for the lawn. On site you will find a full bar, food trucks, boutique shopping, and more. Surfside will host a tasting booth featuring its canned vodka. Venue guidelines apply, including no smoking, no pets, no weapons, no outside food or drink, and no politics. Please be kind to others.

Feud Night features a fast-paced, survey-based competition that is easy to learn and well suited for groups. Teams try to guess the most popular answers and rack up points through lively rounds. Prizes include a $20 gift certificate for first place and a $10 gift certificate for second. Whether you are a regular or new to the game, it offers a fun way to test your instincts while enjoying drinks and friendly rivalry.

Music Bingo at Tin Roof Louisville St.Matthews is hosted by JD Entertainment every Thursday. Players receive bingo cards printed with song titles. The host plays brief clips, roughly 30 to 45 seconds, then says the song name, and participants mark their cards if it appears on their sheet. There is no cost to participate, and each of the three rounds includes chances at $50 and $100 jackpots.

Keep the night going after Music Bingo as the mic opens for Thirsty Thursday Karaoke at Tin Roof Louisville. Step on stage and sing your favorite songs, whether you are a karaoke regular or trying it just for fun. A lively way to round out Thursday night for anyone ready to grab the mic.

The Kentucky Flea Market Labor Day Spectacular fills the Kentucky Exposition Center’s South Wing C with more than 700 booths, including over 200 dedicated to antiques, vintage pieces, and collectibles. Admission is free. Parking is $15 per vehicle, and shoppers receive $7.50 back with any purchase for significant savings. Presented by WAMZ, this event is billed as the region’s largest free-admission flea market and is recognized among the top flea markets in the United States. Visitors can browse thousands of deals on antiques, collectibles, electronics, clothing and accessories, name brand fragrances, arts and crafts, As Seen on TV items, and more, continuing a Louisville tradition spanning over 50 years. A $5 and under overstock sale will be set up inside the market, featuring mostly new-in-box merchandise with frequent restocking. Expect electronics, small appliances, jewelry, toys, hardware, and other items, with prices that start at $5, then drop to $3 and finally $1 as the event progresses. Only two vendor spaces remain. Interested vendors are accepted on a first come, first served basis and can text 814-388-9491 or email applyasavendor@gmail.com to inquire.

Spend an open-air evening on the plaza out front with live music from local performers and a selection of area food trucks for a warm summer night. Pack a blanket or lawn chair, as seating is limited. The lineup includes local band Mundo Brew, with additional acts to be announced.

Vocalist Tracey Morris and her combo perform at The Black Rabbit in Louisville for The Winner’s Circle of Jazz. Reservations are recommended to secure a table.

An outdoor vintage market sets up by the river at Waterfront Park Plaza for the final large market of the year. Local DJs provide the soundtrack while pop up bars and some of Louisville’s best food trucks accompany more than 200 vendors offering vintage finds, antiques, collectibles, vintage clothing, vinyl, plants, and more. Admission is free and the event is pet friendly. Martha Stewart has recognized it as one of the top three outdoor flea markets in the United States. Only two vendor spots remain, and spaces will be assigned in the order applications are received.

Wigglewow brings a booth to the St. Matthews Farmers Market at Beargrass Christian Church, offering fresh, gourmet treats for dogs. Visitors can meet the Epic Chefs behind the goodies and see how each purchase supports meaningful employment for adults with special needs, highlighting their skills and talents. Browse the market, connect with local vendors, and pick up something special for your pup.

At the market, Seth's Squad will be on site to share information and accept donations in support of Childhood Cancer Awareness and outreach. Families can explore a new Agricultural STEM Learning Zone with interactive, hands-on stations designed for kids. Live music will feature a performance by Mark Cole. Food options will be available from Craig's Jamerican Tings, Travelin' Tom's Coffee Truck, Big Top Fun Co., and Southern Style Mini Donuts.

Visit the Wigglewow booth at Jeffersontown Farmers' Market to pick up fresh gourmet dog treats and meet the Epic Chefs who make them. Each treat is created with a purpose, supporting meaningful employment for adults with special needs and celebrating their talents. Dogs are welcome, and the market setting offers plenty to explore while you stop by to say hello.

At the Mt. Washington Farmers Market, Wigglewow has a booth with freshly made, gourmet treats for dogs, each created with a mission in mind. Visitors can meet the Epic Chefs behind the recipes and learn how the work supports meaningful employment opportunities for adults with special needs. The focus is on ability, inclusion, and community, and dogs are welcome while people explore the market.

Set within Big Four Station Park in Historic Downtown Jeffersonville, Indiana, this farmers market, presented in collaboration with NWSB, features a wide range of vendors and live music. Offerings include fresh vegetables, breads and other baked goods, sweets and candy, wine, honey, teas, mushrooms, dog treats, pies, popcorn, crafts, and plants.

The 5th annual tour with Ridenfaden spotlights Upland Jeffersonville with a free bicycle ride that does not require registration. Riders should be prepared to cover at least 37 miles. Navigation relies on GPS, so participants will need a computer or should ride with someone who has one, since route markings are limited. All riders assume personal liability and are encouraged to use caution on public roads and when riding in a group. The ride starts and finishes at Upland Jeffersonville and offers two route options of approximately 37 and 58 miles. A single SAG stop near Sellersburg outside Sprigler Concrete Inc. will serve both routes with food, beverages, and a porta potty, supported by volunteers and Middle of Town Cycles. After the ride, a gathering at Upland Jeffersonville will feature food and drinks, with seating and parking available on site and additional parking nearby. Both routes include Strava segment awards. The top three women and top three men on the designated segments will receive gift bags from Crazy Ridenfaden Cyclists and event sponsors, with winners recognized at the Ridenfaden tent and welcomed to the podium banner. Riders should save their ride upon return to be considered, and winners will be announced at Upland Jeffersonville.

Now in its ninth year, this benefit car show at the Howard Steamboat Museum takes place along the Ohio River in Jeffersonville, Indiana. Show cars are arranged across the museum’s grassy lawns and in shaded areas around the grounds. Food and beverages are available for purchase, and a lively silent auction supports the museum. Attendance has grown each year, and the show attracts a wide range of collector vehicles.

At Cox Park, this family-friendly showcase brings together custom cars, 4x4s, bikes, and three-wheel vehicles. Highlights include a hydraulics contest with cash prizes, an audio sound-off, and a live motorcycle stunt show. Kids can expect plenty of fun. There will be a Top 50 and specialty awards. Vendors are welcome.

A country and bluegrass celebration honors Finley J. Brewer Jr. at Brewer Nation Outdoor Venue, spotlighting a Kentucky Artist Roundup with live sets from Gary Brewer & the Kentucky Ramblers, Marty Brown, JD Shelburne, and the Dean Osborne Band. Expect vendor booths for shopping, plenty of food, and a bounce castle for kids. Guests are encouraged to bring lawn chairs. Tickets are $20 and can be purchased online or at the gate.

SoIN Soundcheck brings added live music and downtown buzz to Jammin’ in Jeff nights in Jeffersonville. Presented by SoIN Tourism at the Southern Indiana Visitor Center, this edition spotlights Ray Keys, a Louisville artist blending jazz and pop R&B whose work centers on equity, community, self-expression and love. His solo sets feature bluesy piano and smooth vocals. He also leads the electrifying Ray Keys & the Elementals, heard at Surfside Summer Jams at the Depot. The performance is free and set in a relaxed, welcoming space near the Night Market and RiverStage, where guests can browse local vendors, grab dinner at nearby restaurants and sip a pre-batched cocktail from The Alcove while enjoying the music. It serves as a lead-in to the evening’s RiverStage concert, offering visitors and locals a lively start to the festivities.

This free community night spotlights retro culture with classic music and style. Merchant booths feature vintage finds and handmade goods while DJ Ken spins vinyl. A Vintage Blue Truck photo booth, a Retro Dance Off, and a Vintage Car Show with classic rides set a throwback tone. Decade inspired arts and crafts are available for families and kids. The food truck lineup includes Ramero’s Mexican Cantina, Smokehouse Heroes, Bradley’s Kitchen, Burger World, Southern Tea Co, Driving You Donuts, Scoop Waffle Ice Cream, Press N Loaded Lemonade, Honey Run Kettle Corn, and Give Me Some Sugar Cotton Candy. A donation opportunity in partnership with Happy Homes Furniture Bank will collect used wares to support those in need. The night is followed by Jammin in Jeff on the Riverstage featuring Magnolia Boulevard and End of the Line.

Take in Louisville from the water as the sun sinks, casting warm light across the river. Settle into an easy pace, feel a soft breeze, and sip a tasty cocktail while everyday cares fade.

This year’s show takes place at Sportsdrome Speedway and features a hop along with an awards presentation. There is no charge for spectators to enter, and spectator parking is $10 per vehicle. Show vehicle entry is $20. Parking is arranged on the track surface and in the pit area, all on asphalt.

Gather with the VetBuilt community for a recurring monthly meeting that starts with organizational updates, announcements, and information about upcoming events. After the meeting portion, the focus shifts to collaborative shop time where attendees work together on current VetBuilt projects. This gathering welcomes board members, regular members, and anyone curious about VetBuilt, whether the goal is to observe, learn what is underway, or contribute to a project that sparks interest. The hands-on work may continue beyond the planned session depending on the day.

Set at California Park, this farmers market takes place on alternating Sundays and puts families at the center. Expect themed market days, a DJ providing music, vendors, and live cooking demonstrations.

Ray LaMontagne brings the Trouble 20th Anniversary Tour, presented by 91.9 WFPK, to the Louisville Palace. Tickets are required for all attendees, including infants, and all purchases are final with no refunds or exchanges. Event details such as schedule, pricing, and artist may change without notice, so check the venue website closer to the event for the latest updates. Personal cell phone photos may be permitted at the show’s discretion, while professional cameras, flash photography, and any audio or video recording are not allowed. Ticket access includes a range of presales through the artist, Live Nation, Ticketmaster, HOB Foundation Room, the venue, Spotify, and WFPK listeners, plus a Platinum option, followed by a public onsale.

Meet Robin Bloom, a lifelong resident of Discovery Meadow who grew up playing in the dirt with family and spirited woodland companions. She enjoys teaching visitors about the natural wonders found throughout Discovery Meadow. Her trusty sidekick, Scout the Squirrel, makes cheerful appearances to greet guests and share enthusiasm for Kentucky’s plants and animals. Guests can take photos with these characters and discover what Scout has gathered in his acorn messenger bag.

UofL’s organic campus gardens host weekly fall gatherings at the Urban & Public Affairs Garden and the Garden Commons. These sessions provide a relaxed setting to reconnect with nature while learning hands-on skills that turn seeds into plentiful vegetables, herbs, fruit, and flowers. Students, faculty, staff, and community members are welcome to help with planting, watering, weeding, and harvesting. Tools and gloves are provided, and bringing a bag makes it easy to carry produce home. Everyone who takes part may share in the harvest. Gatherings are canceled in the event of rain or extreme weather.

The Joe Zanchi Rehab ride maintains a moderate to brisk pace around 16 mph across a 20 mile route. It runs year round, weather permitting, and concludes with a post-ride at Parlour Jeffersonville. This is generally not a swept ride, so newcomers should let the group know they are new so someone can stay with them.

A holiday event welcoming attendees of every age, centered on heavy, hard-hitting energy from beginning to end.

Set out from Monnik Beer Company in Schnitzelburg for an easy recovery ride at a gentle pace, covering roughly 10 to 15 miles at around 10 to 15 mph. After the ride, relax at Monnik with one dollar off pints. The ride takes place each week throughout the summer, and a 10 mile route option is available.

Gather a team of family, friends, coworkers, or neighbors at The Eagle Food & Beer Hall in Louisville for a Family Feud style game night filled with friendly competition and laughs. Work together to guess the most popular survey answers, compete for prizes awarded to top teams, and enjoy a free-to-play experience that welcomes all ages. Food and cold drinks are available to keep the fun going throughout the games.

Make the most of the three-day weekend with a free show featuring a pair of bands.

Out of Left Field Trivia brings a quirky, brain-bending competition to Whirling Tiger, hosted by Devon and Corey. Teams tackle questions that dive into obscure pop culture, niche history, and other unexpected subjects, rewarding deep cuts and wide-ranging knowledge. The three highest scoring teams receive Whirling Tiger gift cards, so every round matters.