Events in Radcliff today

Bullhorns Tavern hosts a patio cornhole tournament featuring blind draw teams and double elimination. Entry is $5 per person, and the winning duo takes the entire prize pool. Random pairings keep the matchups lively and give every player a shot at the top. All-day happy hour and beer bucket specials set a relaxed tone for competitors and spectators alike. It is a friendly setting to test your toss and meet new people.

Presented by the Garden Club of Elizabethtown, this hands-on session turns fresh garden greens into comforting cups of tea. Participants begin by exploring how plants support wellness, focusing on herbal varieties that are safe for children and the benefits they offer. The group then visits the library garden beds to gently gather fragrant leaves and flowers, with attention to native Kentucky plants that make especially good infusions. Back inside, everyone blends a custom mix and tastes the results. It is a simple, practical way to connect a thriving garden with a healthy home.

Enjoy a free, beginner-friendly outdoor yoga class at the Freeman Lake Pavilion. Bring your own mat and anything else you need for your practice, and settle in for a calming session by the water. If weather is poor, including excessive heat, the class is canceled. Preregister to receive email or text notifications about any cancellations.

Tavern in the Garden features a headlining appearance by The Runaway Souls, serving as the centerpiece of the event.

Put your music knowledge to the test at a trivia night hosted at Bullhorns Tavern. Sign-ups happen before the games begin, followed by rounds of music-themed questions and chances to win food cards and other prizes. Drinks are served by Summer behind the bar, and Avy is cooking in the kitchen. Seating fills quickly, and many attendees enjoy grabbing a bite and a beverage while they play.

Explore downtown Elizabethtown on a guided stroll that brings local history to life. Now in its 39th season, this free, family-friendly walking tour features engaging portrayals of the people whose energy, talents, and principles helped shape the community. The tour begins beneath The Cannonball sign on the public square in downtown Elizabethtown. It is mostly outdoors and may include uneven terrain, so comfortable walking shoes are recommended. Free parking is available nearby. Weather-related updates are shared on the Elizabethtown City Events social media pages. For questions, contact the City of Elizabethtown’s Events Department at (270) 234-8258 or priscilla.scarborough@elizabethtownky.gov.

Loaves of Love, led by MOD Squad Teen Outreach Ministry, centers on serving the community in a faith-based setting. The organizers ask that anyone running for office who chooses to volunteer observe a few courtesies to keep the focus on service. Keep phones in vehicles and do not use the event for campaign photos or videos. Arrive before serving begins and plan to work for the entire period. Participate as a neighbor rather than as a candidate, and lend a hand out of genuine care rather than visibility. This is ministry, not a campaign platform, with an emphasis on humble service.

Celebrate and support Kentucky’s 93,000 nurses with a community 5K that benefits the Kentucky Nurses Association. This fun run and walk promotes health, wellness, and community connection while highlighting the vital role nurses play across the Commonwealth. The course at Freeman Lake Park features scenic water views and is welcoming to all fitness levels, whether walking or running. Registration options include early bird and standard rates, a virtual participation choice, and a team discount for groups of four or more. Early bird registration is $35, then $40 afterward. The virtual option is $45 at the early rate and $50 later. Teams of four or more receive a $5 discount per member. Registered participants who complete sign-up by the stated deadline receive a T-shirt and medal, with extra shirts available while supplies last. Children 10 and under may participate with a registered adult, and only those with paid registrations receive a T-shirt and medal. Race packet pickup and on-site registration are available before the start.

Shop a wide selection from more than 40 vendors at a vendor and craft show at North Hardin High School, supporting North Hardin Project Graduation. Admission is free for shoppers, and there will be food trucks and a concession stand available. Food trucks are welcome to participate. For details about becoming a vendor or for event information, contact madelyn.ditto@hardin.kyschools.us or diane.trotta@hardin.kyschools.us, which are the only official contacts for this event.

Celebrating its fifth year, this free, family-friendly authors fair brings together writers of Romance, Mystery, children’s picture books, Fantasy, Horror, Science Fiction, and more. Browse an abundance of titles and enjoy discovering new books across a wide range of genres.

This wellness-focused fair is hosted by Mystic Bliss Reiki and centers on relaxation and renewal. Attendees can explore Bio Energic Solutions, Reiki, oracle and tarot readings, and massage, along with additional offerings.

A free community baby shower welcomes expectant parents and families with babies up to 12 months. Attendees can pick up complimentary baby items, enjoy snacks and refreshments, enter prize drawings, explore community resources, and connect with other parents and families. There is no cost to attend, and advance registration is requested to ensure enough snacks, giveaways, and goodies for everyone.