Events in Radcliff, KY

Free outdoor yoga at the Hardin County Farmers' Market welcomes both beginners and experienced practitioners. Sessions take place every third Wednesday and Saturday in the grassy area outside the HCFM Pavilion, and the KARMA flag marks the spot. Expect a gentle, inclusive practice in the fresh air alongside local vendors. Children are welcome with a participating adult. Bring a yoga mat with a sheet or blanket to place underneath, a water bottle, and an open, peaceful mindset. Activities are weather dependent. For the latest updates or any cancellations, check Facebook or Instagram or register to receive email or text notifications. This experience is well suited to starting the day with intention, connecting with the community, enjoying movement outdoors, and browsing the market afterward for healthy foods.

Explore where your family story begins in a relaxed, beginner-friendly workshop at Central Library - Bullitt County Public Library. Try the library’s free research tools, including Ancestry Library Edition, watch example searches, and start assembling your own family tree whether you are following a hunch, tracking a place, or simply seeing where the trail leads. Bring a laptop or use one provided and move at your own pace with guidance available. Ask questions, pick up tips from others working on their genealogy, and uncover connections you may not have known about. This drop-in program is for ages 18 and up, and workspace with tools will be offered on a first-come, first-served basis.

A large, well organized consignment marketplace for families transforms Bluegrass Sportsplex into 50,000 square feet of deals. Browse more than 90,000 items from over a thousand families, including clothing, gear, toys, books, and accessories for babies, kids, teens, and expectant mothers. Early shopping options are available for VIPs, new parents, new grandparents, and foster parents, along with a half price presale. Public shopping does not require admission or tickets, and many items are discounted during the half price period. For entry, purses, backpacks, and diaper bags must be no larger than 8.5 by 11 inches. Shoppers are welcome to bring empty bags or totes of any size to carry purchases. Children must stay with their adult and may not play with the toys. Payment is accepted via cash, Visa, Mastercard, Discover, American Express, Apple Pay, Google Pay, and Samsung Pay. Checks are not accepted. Those interested in selling can register for a tagging account to consign outgrown items. Up to 1,200 sellers are accepted, and consignors shop before the public, with seller helpers receiving the earliest access.

Curious readers come together for a nonfiction book club that celebrates engaging true stories, eye opening studies, and other thought provoking reads on the third Thursday of each month. Conversations move across biography and memoir, history, popular science, and current events to keep things varied. This meeting centers on Shoe Dog: A Memoir by the Creator of Nike by Phil Knight. Looking ahead, 2026 selections include Custer’s Trials by T. J. Stiles in January, The Martians by David Baron in February with the author appearing via Zoom, The Discovery of the Titanic by Robert Ballard in March, The Sisterhood: The Secret History of Women at the CIA by Liza Mundy in April, Everything Is Tuberculosis by John Green in May, A Fever in the Heartland by Timothy Egan in June, The Earth Moved: On the Remarkable Achievements of Earthworms by Amy Stewart in July, The Alignment Problem by Brian Christian in August, Crypt by Alice Roberts in October, The Art Thief by Michael Finkel in November, and The Hour of Land by Terry Tempest Williams in December. Intended for adults 18 and older. A set number of seats can be reserved with registration, and additional seating will be available on a first come basis. For help obtaining a copy of the book, contact LaDonna.

This relaxed social at The Gathering Bakery features conversation over coffee, shared laughter, and moments to remember.

Mark the country’s 250th anniversary at the 2026 Heartland of Kentucky Annual Quilt Show, featuring more than 200 quilts on display. Browse vendors, watch for door prizes, and enter for a chance to win the 2020 Opportunity Quilt. Food and ice cream will be available from the 4-H group. Admission is $6.

Loaves of Love is a faith-centered outreach hosted by MOD Squad Teen Outreach Ministry, dedicated to serving neighbors with care and humility. Volunteers, including political candidates, who plan to help are asked to follow a few guidelines. Keep phones in the car and avoid using the effort for campaign photos or videos. Plan to arrive before serving begins and stay for the full duration. Contribute as a community member rather than as a candidate, and participate out of genuine care rather than for visibility. The focus is ministry and quiet service, not a platform for promotion.

Radcliff Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) Annual Cruise-In is an outdoor event open to the public at no cost. All vehicles are welcome to participate, with a $20 registration fee for those who want to show. A DJ will provide music, there will be food, the Cupcake Caboose dessert truck will be on site with items available for purchase, and multiple raffles will take place. Trophies will be awarded. For more information, call or text Matt at 270-390-4155. The event has a new date and all other details remain the same.

A warm family dinner centered on conversation and community, featuring classic burgers and hot dogs. It offers newcomers to Hope Church an easygoing way to meet friendly faces and get connected. Expect good food, plenty of laughter, and meaningful fellowship. Everyone is invited.

SWCM’s 2nd Annual Golf Scramble brings a full day of play and purpose to Heritage Hill Golf Club, offering a friendly mix of competition and connection on the course. Participants can look forward to 18 holes with a cart, breakfast and a catered lunch, snacks and two complimentary drinks, a player swag bag, team prizes and awards, on-course contests and games, and raffles. The event supports SWCM’s mission to provide food assistance, emergency support services, and pathways to stability for individuals and families. Registration and sponsorship opportunities are available.

Sweet Repeats brings its fall and winter consignment sale to the Bullitt County Fairgrounds, filling the space with thousands of gently loved finds for all ages. Browse children’s clothing and shoes, juniors, women’s and men’s apparel, baby gear and toys, plus books, games, puzzles, home decor, seasonal items, and more. A Half Price Day offers 50 percent off items marked Discount: Yes, while items marked Discount: No stay at regular price. Shoppers can stretch their budgets with quality goods, support families in the community, discover unique bargains, and see fresh inventory added throughout the sale.

An all-request live music performance will take place at Heartland Mini Golf, letting the crowd choose the setlist. Admission is free. The event is family friendly and welcoming to attendees of all ages.

An interactive workshop focused on creating native seed bombs provides practical instruction and time to practice, along with guidance on ways to use them.

Now in its second year, Glow for Recovery 5K Run/Walk is a free, family-friendly event at Elizabethtown Sports Park that recognizes National Recovery Month. The glow-themed run and walk honors the strength, hope, and resilience of individuals and families touched by substance use and mental health challenges. Participants can move at their own pace to support a loved one, acknowledge a personal recovery journey, or stand for a healthier community. The focus is on raising visibility for recovery and affirming that healing and hope are possible.

John Langley brings an all request live music show to Bourbon Barrel Tavern in Elizabethtown, taking song requests throughout the set. Admission is free, and entry is limited to guests 21 and older with a valid ID.

At Shepherdsville City Park, Tygh’s Strides to #CureKrabbe brings the community together for a 5K run and walk in honor of Tygh and others affected by Krabbe disease. Runners, walkers, supporters on the sidelines, volunteers, and sponsors all contribute to raising awareness and essential funds for families navigating this rare condition. The day is designed for all ages and features music, raffles with prizes, and other engaging activities, and registration comes with a commemorative T-shirt. Proceeds benefit KrabbeConnect and its mission to provide support, education, advocacy, and hope for families. Krabbe disease is a rare, progressive neurological disorder that can profoundly impact a child’s ability to move, speak, see, and thrive, and this event focuses collective efforts on making a meaningful difference.

The Out of the Darkness Walk in Elizabethtown brings the community together at Elizabethtown Community & Technical College to raise important funds, build awareness, and offer a supportive space for those impacted by suicide. The event features registration, a ceremony, and a community walk. For questions, contact Walk Chair Jake Richardson at 502-203-8090 or hcjakerichardson@gmail.com.

Corvette enthusiasts can gather for a Corvette-only cruise-in at Southeast Christian Church Elizabethtown Campus. Owners of any model year are invited to showcase their cars and enjoy food, with prize drawings held throughout the event and a grand prize awarded. Visitors without a Corvette are welcome to come and admire the lineup.

Ride the rails into the old west as cowboys and lawmen work to protect the train from outlaws. The journey brings classic frontier drama to life aboard a moving train.

Matilda Nelson, President of the Grayson County Garden Club and a member of the Daviess County Audubon Society in Owensboro, leads a presentation on how to make your yard and garden a safe, life-sustaining area for birds to thrive. Light refreshments and social time take place before the program, which will begin promptly. 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.

Now in its 11th year, the Ride to Rescue Poker Run returns and aims to be the best edition yet.

Explore a playful, spooky marketplace at the second annual Spooky Moon Market at Pritchard Community Center in Elizabethtown, Kentucky. Discover handmade curiosities, enchanted finds, metaphysical goods, psychics, and haunting art from a variety of vendors. The experience also includes unique special activities and entertainers that add to the mysterious, festive atmosphere.

A live performance will take place at Thomas Dairy Farm & Market in Cecilia, KY. It is suited for families, and all ages are welcome.

Dr. Angela Faith offers drop-in readings at From the Ground Up Books, with individual sessions that can involve connecting with loved ones, intuitive insight, and guidance on life direction, relationships, and current questions. No appointment is needed, as visitors are seen in the order they arrive. Each session is 20 minutes and costs $50. Dr. Angela Faith is a shamanic practitioner and parapsychologist from Shepherdsville.

Hosted by the Garden Club of Elizabethtown, this free, family event celebrates the harvest season with kid-friendly fun. Children can enjoy snacks and apple juice, then head out on a garden scavenger hunt to uncover seasonal clues and hidden surprises. The main attraction is a creative station where each child decorates a pumpkin to take home and display. Bring plenty of energy and imagination for autumn adventure and treats.

The official Peacock Party brings a shopping event featuring Peacock Glamour Boutique and friends to Bullitt County Fairgrounds. The first 100 guests receive a VIP bag filled with gifts, coupons, and other goodies. Vendor spaces are limited.

A social gathering focused on camaraderie over coffee, shared laughter, and moments worth remembering. It takes place at The Gathering Bakery.

The Lincoln Trail Home Builders Association Annual Parade of Homes showcases beautifully crafted residences with opportunities to tour interiors and see the latest in home design. Explore contemporary layouts, fresh finishes, and current style trends across multiple homes.

A community walk at Freeman Lake Park, Lions Pavilion, raises funds in support of the Hydrocephalus Association and its mission. Participants walk, fundraise, and connect with community members while celebrating hydro warriors. Official registration is handled on the event website, and marking interest on the event page helps with updates.

John Langley brings an all-request live music performance to Heartland Mini Golf. Admission is free. The event is suitable for families and welcomes attendees of every age.

Connect with local organizations dedicated to supporting seniors and their families at this free expo held at the Paroquet Springs Conference Centre. Attendees can enter prize drawings, enjoy refreshments, and take advantage of available health screenings.

Enjoy a family-friendly Halloween evening with the Brooks Buccaneers at Shepherdsville Park, featuring candy, face painting, games, a 50/50 raffle, food trucks, and local vendors. Admission is free, and a no-cost costume contest welcomes participants of all ages. Sign-ups are open for vendors, food trucks, decorated trunks, and candy donations. Businesses and community members who contribute a $100 candy donation can be recognized as candy sponsors with their logo displayed on the event banner. For participation or sponsorship information, contact the Brooks Buccaneers.

The Lindsey Lane Band brings a Halloween performance to Boondocks Bar and Grill, setting a festive mood for the spooky season.

Discover practical ways to replace conventional lawns with vibrant, wildlife-friendly plantings that benefit butterflies and birds. Janeen Grohsmeyer will present strategies for turning home and business yards into lifesaving refuges that supply food, water, and shelter for Kentucky wildlife. The event includes a casual period for light refreshments and conversation prior to the program. Visitors are welcome to attend.

Set aside a full day to invest in your marriage. Designed for engaged couples, newlyweds, and those who have been married for many years, the program includes general sessions and topic-focused breakouts so each couple can concentrate on what they need most. For anyone interested in extending the experience, a list of recommended accommodations and activities will be available to help turn it into a weekend getaway.

At Hardin County Public Library, the Garden Club of Elizabethtown presents a Junior Garden Club activity where children repurpose milk jugs into small greenhouse containers for native Kentucky seeds. Through the winter sowing approach, these containers are kept outside so natural cold helps break dormancy and sparks germination at the right time. The program takes place outdoors, so plan to dress for the weather. Each child will create and take home a mini greenhouse to place outside, then watch through winter and spring as the seeds wake up and grow into robust native plants, ready to be planted in the garden later in the season. Registration is required.

A festive market showcases the charm of Lunenburg, Nova Scotia, with skilled artisans, local eats, and live music setting a lively tone. Explore more than 150 vendors across multiple buildings, including an additional building for 2026, with outdoor tents adding even more to discover. Food trucks will be available both days. Browse handmade creations such as pottery, woodwork, glass art, textiles, home decor, jewelry, and more from Nova Scotian makers. Sample regional flavors with baked goods, fudge, nuts, specialty foods, beverages, and local wines, alongside a variety of food trucks. Admission includes a weekend pass bracelet for convenient entry throughout the event. Only service dogs may enter buildings. Bringing cash is recommended for a smooth experience. For more information, email Sabcreationkey50@gmail.com.

A relaxed social at The Gathering Bakery brings people together for fellowship over coffee and conversation. Laughter and good company set a warm tone, creating memories to carry forward.