Events in Hammond, LA

Hosted by The Northshore’s Fashion & Beauty Community, this community strut along the Mandeville Lakefront blends movement with style and self care. Fashion lovers, beauty enthusiasts, entrepreneurs, and supporters come together to get active, build confidence, and lift one another up. The focus is on wellness and connection while spotlighting local fashion and beauty businesses and celebrating the healthy side of beauty. Whether sweating, socializing, networking, or simply enjoying the atmosphere, participants share a welcoming space to move, connect, and glow together.

This gathering centers on an easygoing vibe, quality drinks, welcoming company, and great music.

Support the Crimson Band at its eighth annual mattress and adjustable bed sale at Fontainebleau High School. A temporary showroom will be set up in the Band Room with brands such as Simmons Beautyrest, Helix, Malouf, Purple, Southerland, and Tranquility Sleep Systems. This one day sale offers significant savings compared with typical retail pricing, and every purchase benefits the band and its students. Upgrade your sleep while contributing to their program.

Kelly Kicking Cancer presents the annual Who’s Got Talent? Gala, an evening that blends entertainment with a meaningful cause. The program features live music from The Proud Marys, dinner, an open bar, a spirited talent contest, a live auction, and dancing. Proceeds from tickets and auction bids support Kelly Kicking Cancer’s mission and help fund critical brain cancer research. Details about sponsorships, ticketing, and talent contest participation will be announced.

Enjoy a sip and craft adults night out at Noir Bistrot with a beginner friendly UV resin workshop. This relaxed, social session focuses on creativity over perfection and offers a fun way to meet new people. Learn how to layer and cure resin while making a custom trinket bowl, then create a colorful keychain to match. All materials are provided, and you will take home both pieces you make. Food and drinks are available for purchase separately. Space is limited.

Explore a lively marketplace set amid the coastal charm of Lunenburg, Nova Scotia, where talented artisans, local flavors, and live entertainment come together. More than 150 vendors will be spread across multiple buildings, with an additional building added for 2026 to make room for even more to discover. Handmade creations abound, including pottery, woodwork, glass art, textiles, home décor, jewelry, and other thoughtfully crafted goods from Nova Scotian makers. Tasty options are plentiful, with baked treats, fudge, nuts, specialty foods, beverages, food trucks on site each day, and local wines. Live music adds to the festive atmosphere, and outdoor tents provide extra space to browse and relax. Admission includes a weekend pass bracelet. For comfort and convenience, cash is recommended. Only service dogs are permitted inside buildings. For more information, contact Sabcreationkey50@gmail.com.

NorthShore Robotics hosts a monthly open board meeting at Tandem Coffee. The meeting is open to parents, volunteers, sponsors, and anyone interested in STEM. Attendees can hear updates on teams and upcoming activities, learn about volunteer opportunities, and see how the organization supports youth through robotics and hands-on STEM education. No RSVP is required, and participants are encouraged to bring ideas and questions.

Showcase a creative look made from anything other than standard clothing during a lighthearted crawl between venues. The outing begins at Noir Bistrot with a best dressed competition and a group picture, continues to Carson’s, then heads to The Red Barn, which is a brief walk or drive away. Appetizers or other food can be ordered at any stop. There is no formal sit-down meal, just casual time near the bar at each location. Create your outfit from household finds like a shower curtain, bed sheets, a painter’s tarp, garbage bags, or a wearable blanket, or refresh an old outfit by attaching wrapping paper, unsolicited mail, parade throws, artificial flowers, or empty cereal boxes. Original, not-from-the-Halloween-store designs are encouraged, though a costume you already have works too. Husbands and boyfriends are welcome to attend.

An Evening in the Emerald City sets the stage as Mary, Queen of Peace Church and School celebrates the 20th anniversary of its Fleur de Fall gala. Held at Covington Country Club, MQP’s biggest fundraiser of the year gathers the community for celebration and generous support of the church and school. The evening begins with a Patron Party and then moves into the gala, featuring gourmet tasting stations, a performance by The Bucktown All-Stars, dancing, live and silent auctions, raffles, and plenty of Emerald City sparkle. Proceeds help advance the faith, formation, and future of Mary, Queen of Peace by strengthening ministries, programs, and the school community. Cocktail attire is requested, with emerald and gold accents encouraged.

Category 6 transforms The Groves Stage at Pelican Park with The Glow Show, a live performance built around a vibrant black light production and high-energy music. The set spans pop, rock, and dance favorites, paired with eye-catching visuals that keep the crowd engaged. With interactive moments and a lively, glow-filled atmosphere, the concert delivers a party-like experience that welcomes all ages.

A full Glow Show stage production arrives at Pelican Park for an all-ages outing with food trucks and chilled drinks, plus Glow Show-themed face painting by band mama Angel. The announcement encourages guests to bring lawn chairs and settle in for an evening of live entertainment.

Live music sets the tone at Donz on the Lake as Brian James takes the stage. Expect an upbeat vibe with refreshing drinks, welcoming company, and plenty of great tunes throughout the show.

A stylish Northshore evening brings fashion lovers together for Local Fashionista Night from The Northshore’s Fashion & Beauty, hosted by Designing You’s Sustainable Boutique. The experience blends sipping, shopping, and styling, with champagne available as you browse and professional styling guidance on hand. The focus is sustainable fashion, bringing together style, confidence, and community.

Connect with others at the OMBA October Social hosted by Biedenkopf Insurance Services. Enjoy beverages and light bites while networking and sharing what your business offers. Admission is free and open to both OMBA members and non-members. Attendees are welcome to bring marketing materials or business cards for a networking table, and contributions of a door prize from your business are encouraged for attendee giveaways. An RSVP option is available to help get to know attendees beforehand, but it is not required to attend.

Discover what scouting is all about at this pack meeting. Held at St. Timothy on the Northshore, it offers an introduction for anyone interested in learning more.

Now in its 17th year, this Northshore event features both a half marathon and a 10-mile run. The course winds through Fontainebleau State Park, starting and finishing beneath massive, moss-draped oaks, and highlights the natural Louisiana scenery along the way.

This Sunday Funday features Saints football alongside Swamp Pop and soul music from Backstreet.

A monthly OZONE Writers Circle gathering at Coscino's Italian Grill brings songwriters together to explore new prompts, polish their skills, and share constructive feedback in a welcoming setting. Participants connect with fellow creatives, find fresh inspiration, and carry that momentum into their own music.

Experience a lively marketplace set amid the charm of Lunenburg, Nova Scotia, featuring talented artisans, delicious local food, and live entertainment. Browse handmade pottery, woodworking, glass art, textiles, home decor, jewelry, and more from Nova Scotian makers. With over 150 vendors spread across multiple buildings and an expanded footprint that includes an additional building, there is plenty to explore. Enjoy live music and outdoor tents, along with baked goods, fudge, nuts, specialty foods, beverages, food trucks on both days, and local wines. Admission includes a weekend pass bracelet. Cash is recommended for the smoothest experience, and only service dogs are permitted inside buildings. For more information, contact Sabcreationkey50@gmail.com.

The fourth annual Autumn Polo Classic returns to Summergrove Farm in Folsom, presented by the New Orleans Polo Club and benefiting St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital. The event features two spirited polo matches along with the Pretty Woman hat contest, tastes from local restaurants, specialty beverages, a silent auction, and an after-party. At halftime, spectators can step onto the grass to help replace divots, take photos, and appreciate the size of the playing field. This charitable gathering supports St. Jude’s mission to improve how childhood cancer and other life-threatening diseases are understood and treated. Since 1962, overall childhood cancer survival rates have risen from 20 percent to more than 80 percent, and families do not receive bills for treatment, travel, housing, or food. The hospital shares its research with the global medical community and provides care through affiliate clinics, including two in Louisiana. Attendance is limited and ticket sales will close once capacity is reached. Tickets are nonrefundable, and if inclement weather causes a cancellation they will be honored on the rescheduled date. No pets are allowed. Drink and drive responsibly.

An upbeat atmosphere with enjoyable drinks, friendly company, and music that keeps spirits high. Positive vibes set the tone for easy conversation and a relaxed, feel-good soundtrack.

Experience a car show at Banner Ford. Pre-registration is offered exclusively through the official website, and there are no spaces available for vendors. For security, use only the official registration channel and ignore unsolicited profiles or messages, which are scams. The organizing team actively removes and blocks fraudulent posts as they find them.

At the Castine Center, this festival and competition spotlights a celebrated Louisiana art form with carved and painted wildfowl at the center of the experience. Attendees can watch live demonstrations, view student artwork, and visit booths featuring art, jewelry, and antique decoys. Children can enjoy free, hands-on projects, including making and painting butterflies, duck heads, and Christmas ornaments. A live auction is open to the public, the competition includes prize money, and the event also features a dinner. Admission is $5, and children 12 and under are free.

Now in its fourth year, the Overton Estates Fall Festival offers a full day of seasonal activities and community at Overton Estates. Families can enjoy horseback riding, hay rides, pumpkin painting, sack races, train rides, photo booth pictures, estate tours, music, food, and more. There is no charge for admission, and guests are invited to consider bringing a donation to support ongoing Overton Estates projects and community initiatives.

A Halloween-themed social bike ride hosted by Wednesday Run Club invites riders to celebrate in witch and warlock style on a relaxed, community-focused route. Registration is available, and an optional $5 broom pass helps cover event costs. Participants can bring their own bike or rent from OWheelies, with regular bikes offered at $45 and e-bikes at $85, plus a wristband that includes local deals. Costumes are encouraged but not required, and bike decorations are welcome. Details about a costume contest will be announced. The outing begins with a casual meet-up under the overhang at the Mandeville Trailhead and a group photo before rolling out. The route heads to Chafunkta Brewing Company, roughly 5 to 6 miles from the trailhead, where a food truck will be on site. After that, the ride returns toward the lake with additional stops to be determined, and there is an option to catch the LPO concert and watch the sunset. This social ride is open to everyone, including families and friends, at an easy pace along the trace with stops that support local businesses. Additional social bike rides may be scheduled beyond the annual edition based on community interest.

At Banner Ford, a trunk-or-treat event offers complimentary food and drinks. Two awards will be presented, one for best decorated and another for kids' favorite.

A new monthly breakfast meetup from The Northshore’s Fashion & Beauty brings together local women who share an interest in fashion, beauty, health, and meaningful connections. The gathering welcomes style enthusiasts, local business owners, and anyone seeking to meet women in the community. Attendees can enjoy breakfast as they expand their networks, explore collaboration with local businesses, and turn casual conversations into lasting relationships.

This event features a feel-good atmosphere with drinks, company, and music at the center. The setting is relaxed, making it easy to spend time with friends while the music sets the mood.

Explore a lively market that showcases the creative spirit and seaside charm of Lunenburg, Nova Scotia, with talented artisans, local flavors, and live music setting the scene. More than 150 vendors are spread across multiple buildings, with a newly added space broadening the experience, and outdoor tents enhancing the festive atmosphere. Food trucks will be serving both days, and admission includes a weekend pass bracelet. Browse handmade pottery, woodwork, glass art, textiles, home decor, jewelry, and more from Nova Scotian makers. Treat yourself to baked goodies, fudge, nuts, specialty foods, a variety of beverages, local wines, and plenty of food truck favorites. Plan ahead for a smooth visit. Only service dogs are permitted inside buildings, and bringing cash is recommended. For details, email Sabcreationkey50@gmail.com.

The Fourth Annual Cooking with the Blue Jambalaya Cook Off brings a family friendly day of tasting standout jambalaya from across the Northshore in support of local first responders and the community. Set at Mandeville Trailhead, the event features cooking teams and vendors, with early registration to be offered and links to be posted on the event page and the regular page. Wristbands will be available for purchase soon.

This stylish evening on the Northshore, hosted by Designing You’s Sustainable Boutique, features sustainable fashion finds, champagne served while you shop, and personalized guidance from a professional stylist. The gathering brings together fashion, confidence, and community, offering fresh inspiration, ideas for refreshing a wardrobe, and a relaxed night out with friends.

Honor veterans with a community parade along the Mandeville lakefront, followed by a jambalaya cookoff and a live performance by Category 6. The procession forms at the harbor, continues along the shoreline, and concludes at Pat's Rest Awhile, where the cookoff and concert take place. General admission is free, and jambalaya tastings require a ticket or wristband, with reservation details to be announced. Proceeds support NextOp Veterans. Interested cooks can enter the jambalaya competition, and sponsorship opportunities are available.

An easygoing SSS New Orleans Northshore meetup brings members together at Mandina's Restaurant for conversation, Jeep talk, and relaxed connection. There is no set agenda, just a chance to put faces to names and continue building the local community. Members may bring guests, spouses, partners, and Sisters' Misters when attending with a member, unless the final location has different requirements. Since this is during peak hurricane season, plans may be rescheduled if weather becomes a concern, and any updates will be shared on the event page. Attendees are asked to RSVP so Angela can estimate the headcount.

An easygoing atmosphere awaits, with positive energy, drinks, friendly faces, and music to set the mood.

The Moto Academy brings a five day rider reset to Wildwood MX Park, blending focused dirt bike training with personal development and a strong sense of community. Open to all ages and skill levels, it welcomes adult riders returning to the sport, young racers aiming to advance, and moto parents seeking a safe, supportive environment. Each day features about five hours of expert on-bike coaching led by certified Moto Academy coaches, supported by assistant coaches and staff. The program includes confidence and mindset work, group workouts and trail runs, daily film review with rider analysis, and evening activities that may include challenges and mini races, creating meaningful time to connect with coaches and fellow riders. Participants are grouped by ability into three or four smaller pods to support safety and individual attention during drills. Camps typically host around 100 riders, and a strong coach to rider ratio is maintained. Riders who need extra guidance often receive additional help off track. Each ticket includes five days of training, daily coaching and group activities, access to evening events, in-depth video feedback, a limited edition camp shirt, and a comprehensive mental, physical, and technical training program. Two ticket types are offered. A non refundable option provides a store credit with no expiration if plans change, and a refundable option offers a full refund up to seven days before camp with a 50 percent refund available within seven days.

Live music from the Jay B. Elston Duo sets the tone at Donz on the Lake. The event features a relaxed atmosphere with refreshing drinks, friendly company, and plenty of live tunes.

Next Gen’s 24th Annual Golf Tournament unfolds at Beau Chêne Country Club, combining time on the course with a purpose. The event raises support for Next Gen Clubs and the 6,000 students they serve.

A lively marketplace celebrates talented artisans, local flavors, and live entertainment with the charm of Lunenburg, Nova Scotia. Browse more than 150 vendors across multiple buildings, expanded with an additional building to welcome even more creators and products. Handcrafted pottery, woodworking, glass art, textiles, home decor, jewelry, and other pieces showcase the work of Nova Scotian makers. Food trucks will be onsite both days, and you can enjoy baked goods, fudge, nuts, specialty foods and beverages, and local wines. Live music and outdoor tents create a festive setting. Admission includes a bracelet for weekend access. Only service dogs are permitted inside buildings. Cash is recommended. For more information, email Sabcreationkey50@gmail.com.

Enjoy a relaxed breakfast and meaningful conversation at a new monthly networking gathering from The Northshore’s Fashion & Beauty. Created to bring together local women who are passionate about fashion, beauty, and health, this meetup offers an easy way to expand your circle and exchange ideas. Expect a welcoming atmosphere at Courtyard Bistro, opportunities to connect with like minded women, and space to collaborate with local businesses while enjoying a tasty meal. Whether you love getting dressed up, run a local business, or are simply looking to meet inspiring women in the community, this monthly event provides a friendly setting to grow your network.

A chic evening on the Northshore celebrates sustainable style and beauty. Hosted by Designing You’s Sustainable Boutique, the gathering pairs enjoying champagne as you shop with guidance from a professional stylist. Explore eco-conscious pieces, pick up personalized tips, and spend time in a welcoming setting that centers fashion, confidence, and community.

Donz on the Lake hosts the Jay B. Elston Band for a live set. Expect an easygoing vibe with great tunes, refreshing drinks, and friendly company.

Experience a lively market that brings together skilled artisans, tasty local fare, and live performances, all set against the coastal charm of Lunenburg, Nova Scotia. Explore more than 150 vendors spread across multiple buildings, including a newly added space, and enjoy the festive atmosphere with live music and outdoor tents. Browse pottery, woodwork, glass art, textiles, home decor, jewelry, and other handcrafted creations from Nova Scotian makers. Savor local flavors with baked treats, fudge, nuts, specialty foods, beverages, food trucks, and local wines. Admission includes a weekend wristband for easy access. Only service dogs are allowed inside buildings, and bringing cash is recommended for a smooth shopping experience.