Witch please! You can’t scare me, its 2020.
This weekend may look a little gloomy, but we’ve got some events to help put a little sunshine in your day.
Friday, October 23rd
Enjoy your favorite food and drinks at expanded restaurant and bar patio areas on Wabash Avenue.
The Board of Public Works approved plans to close two sections of Wabash Avenue.
- Closures begin Thursday at midnight to Sunday at 3am.
- The corner of 7th Street to J. Gumbo’s will be closed.
- The corner of 5th Street to Taco & Tequila’s will be closed.
- All other streets will remain open.
- The First Financial Bank drive-thru will remain open and accessible.
- The Skygarden Parking Garage will remain open and accessible via Ohio Street.
- The Hilton parking lot entrance and exit on Wabash, west of the VCSC Administration building will remain open. The lot east of the building will remain accessible via the east-end of the alley between Wabash and Cherry streets, off of 7th
The Terre Haute Board of Public Works has agreed to continue this event each Friday & Saturday through November 7th. (weather permitting)
Join Kris Anderson as he covers current & classic country hits. Show begins at 8pm at 365 Bar & Grill.
No Cover
Movie in the Park: Hocus Pocus
Friday, October 23
Prairie Creek Park: Softball Field
Movie starts at 7:30 p.m.
Concessions for purchase begin at 6:30 p.m.
All Ages Welcome/ Movie Rated PG
Free
Bring your family, friends, blankets and chairs and join us for Vigo County Parks & Recreation Department’s Movie in the Park with DeeJay Danny Wayne! Concessions for purchase begin at 6:30 p.m. Movie starts at 7:30 p.m.
***IMPORTANT: We will be asking all attendees to adhere to six-feet social distancing efforts. Masks must be worn when in close proximity to those outside your household. Until further notice community drinking fountains are closed. Feel free to pack a picnic of treats for you and your family to enjoy through the movie.
For more information call 812-462-3392 or email: [email protected]
Join Michael Newburn at the Dawgleg for a night of great music, delicious food, and ice cold drinks!
8-11pm at The Dawgleg Bar & Grill
Grab your significant other and schedule a date this Friday night at Deming Park.
Date Night Pottery will take place from 7-9pm. $40 per couple. Pre-registration & masks required.
This weekend at the Moon Lite Drive-In will be “Monsters Inc” followed by “A Nightmare Before Christmas” on Fri/Sat! And Sunday is our Annual “Trunk or Treat” event with the Jeep Junkies! Trunk or Treat will be from 5:00 – 7:00 and “The Addams Family” ~2019~ PG (1h 26m) will play for Free @ 7:30!
CALBASH performs live at The Verve this Friday night at 10pm.
Join Rooster’s Farm Market for their grand opening event. There will be specials + giveaways Friday & Saturday.
Ribbon Cutting takes place at 1:30pm.
Please note that trick-or-treating is limited to overnight guests only! Programs are subject to change.
Friday, October 23rd
6-8pm: Spooky Fun – Join the naturalists and Friends of McCormick’s Creek for a fun filled evening in the playfield behind the pool! Hear spooky stories by the campfire, have your fortune read, meet a snake charmer to meet reptiles, and make a Halloween craft!
Saturday, October 24th
10:30am-3pm: Self-guided Spooky Trail – Drop by the Nature Center to get a scavenger hunt that guides you through our habitat trail
1-3pm: Pumpkin Carving – Reserve a pumpkin by emailing [email protected] – $5/pumpkin donation to Friends of McCormick’s Creek. This will be at the Nature Center’s outdoor amphitheater. Thanks to Harriman Farms for donating the pumkins!
4pm: Science That Seems Like Magic – Meet Jessica at the Nature Center’s outdoor amphitheater to see some of nature’s wonders!
4-6pm: Campground Trick-or-Treating – This activity is limited to overnight guests only! Proof of overnight stay (hangtags or keys) is required to walk into the campground.
6:30-8pm: Costume Contest – Come to the amphitheater by Canyon Inn to enter our annual costume contest! Winners of different age groups will be announced at 8pm, see if your costume is the best! This event is restricted to 250 people per CDC guidelines.
The October Open Mic Night at Richard’s Farm Restaurant will be held Friday 10/23/20. Please let us know ahead of time if you would like to perform by commenting in this event or sending us a message. Please follow CDC guidelines and stay home if you are having any symptoms or have been knowingly exposed to COVID-19 in the past 2 weeks.
The 2020 Champaign-Urbana Folk & Roots Festival will be streaming online October 23-24. Check out the lineup below, and as always, more info at folkandroots.org!
Dom Flemons
Hot Club of Cowtown
Kyshona Armstrong
Alexa Rose
Ayla McDonald
Backdoor Cajun Band
Black Banjo Reclamation Project feat. Hannah Mayree and Seemore Love
Candy Foster
Community Center for the Arts
Deep Fried Pickle Project
Dewclaw + Bones Jugs
Jake Blount
Jean Rene Balekita and Laeticia Kyungu
Jordan Kaye and Will MacLean
Kilborn Alley
Lilli Lewis
Little Miss Ann
Meadowhawk
Milly Raccoon
Nikki D and the Browns aka Sisters of Thunder
Robert E. Brown Center for World Music
Roundtable Discussion feat. Brandon T. Washington, Pete Shongu, Cii La’cole, Aaron “A+” Wilson, and moderator Deanna Hence
So Long June
Southwest Watson Sweethearts
The Sapsuckers
Great Bowls of Fire Chili Cookoff
25 chefs will be competing for your favorite chili in separate locations throughout the greater downtown Vincennes area! You will receive a map of the locations by driving through the Riverfront Pavilion and then stopping by various chefs to sample their chili (and tip them)! You can also pick up Poker cards at 10 of the locations for a drawing at the end of the contest! Text the word REMIX to 71777 and vote for your favorite in advance!
Celebrate fall with spooktacular activities, amazing animals and pumpkins galore at ZooBoo presented by Central Indiana Honda Dealers! With even more magical days added, this year’s event begins Oct. 7 and continues every Wednesday through Sunday through Nov. 1.
Activities run from 2-7pm Wednesdays, Thursdays & Sundays and 2-9pm on Fridays and Saturdays. ZooBoo is free for Zoo members and included with regular admission, but capacity is limited each day so we encourage everyone to plan ahead and visit early in the season.
All members and guests are required to reserve a timed-entry ticket in advance through our website. http://bit.ly/2kthrNW Enjoy NEW hands-free activities at Pumpkin Town. Watch Professor Pumpkin’s wickedly cool science demonstrations at Pumpkin School. Visit fancy rats, snakes and other spooky creatures in Jack’s Barn presented by State Farm, or see the black cats being fostered in Bewitching Bites. A whimsical village set under a canopy of pumpkins under our Bicentennial Pavilion, Pumpkin Town is among our most popular areas, so we’ll be monitoring attendance in this area to ensure guests have space for social distancing. Kids are encouraged to wear costumes and bring a reusable bag to collect goodies along our Trick-or Treat Trail presented by WISH-TV. The trail will offer one-way traffic only and all treat stations will be spaced apart to allow for proper social distancing. N New this year, guests age 21 and older can enjoy the Adult Trick-or-Treat Trail presented by Goose Island, with beverage sampling from 5-8pm on Fridays and Saturdays.
The Zoo opens daily at 9am, so come early to visit your favorite animals, before the ZooBoo activities begin. Plus, enjoy extra animal keeper chats and Halloween-themed activities, like the Elephant Pumpkin Smash. All guests age 3 and up are required to wear a facial covering. Costume masks and full-face makeup are only permitted for children age 12 and under, but still require an additional face covering if there is an opening around the nose or mouth. Additionally, guests are urged to take their temperatures and perform health checks on their entire party before coming to the Zoo. The Zoo is totally compliant with the most up-to-date safety guidelines from the city and the state.
Visit our website to review all our standard safety guidelines, which will be in effect during ZooBoo: https://www.indianapoliszoo.com/visit/2020-reopening/ Ascension St. Vincent is our ZooBoo Safety Awareness Partner.
Ghost Stories at Tibbs Drive-In
Friday, October 23, 2020
480 S Tibbs Ave.
Schedule of events:
8:00 p.m. Ghost Stories
9:00 p.m. Family-friendly scary movie: “The Addams Family” (1991 live-action version)
11:00 p.m. “The Ring” starring Naomi Watts (Rated PG-13)
Tickets
$20 per person
$50 for 2+ people in vehicle
It’s our popular Ghost Stories event in the age of COVID-19. Relocating from Crown Hill Cemetery to The Tibbs Drive-In allows our guests to remain in their cars or socially distanced in lawn chairs for the ultimate, autumn tailgating experience. Hoosier storytellers Celestine Bloomfield, David Matlack, Sally Perkins and Bob Sander spin spine-tingling tales for all to enjoy, followed by a family-friendly scary movie on the big screen. When it ends, we’ll show one for the grown-ups. Costumes are encouraged.
Sponsored by Lewis Kappes
Tombstone Sponsor by Ryan Zumbahlen and Christy Shaffer
Three Dolls & Company Food Truck will be at Urban Vines Winery & Brewery this Friday from 5-8pm.
They’ ll be serving small plates:
Spinach/Chorizo Croquettes
Fried Olives
Whipped Feta Dip
Gourmet Grilled Cheese
Feta Fries
Petite Fours
Saturday, October 24th
Join us for the Terre Haute Farmers Market Summer 2020 Outdoor Season! Come see us in the parking lot of The Meadows – Terre Haute from 9:00 – 1:00 every Saturday through October!
Please be aware that we are taking additional precautions to keep our members and guests safe, so please see our supporting posts for more information.
There’s never been a better time to shop local and support your neighbors, so be sure to visit us for farm fresh meat and eggs, locally grown produce, honey, jams and jellies, breads and baked goods, vegetable and flowering plants, herbs (fresh and dried), handcrafted lotions, soaps, and bath products, sauces and seasonings, gut-friendly fermented foods, artisan crafts, textiles, and more!
Join Ross Elliott Jewelers in-store on Saturday, October 24 for this ONE DAY ONLY event – where you’ll be able to browse a massive collection of spectacular gems! 
Our cases will be filled with one-of-a-kind, exquisitely cut, colored gemstones from around the world, brought to us by our very own gem hunter, David of Artinian Gems. David is known for traveling to remote regions of the world for rare finds and the best rough stones. These gems pass through David’s cutting facility in Thailand to be cut into their final artistic form.
Join Ross Elliott Jewelers for a full day of gemstones, $1000 in giveaways, and to meet David, the gem hunter himself.
Admission is free, appointments are recommended. (812) 232-4621
Nathan Marshall will be playing at 365 Bar & Grill Saturday night at 8pm.
Current + Classic Rock & Roll
No Cover Charge
VCYSA Victory Vine 5K
This event will feature a 5k run / walk as well as the Messi Mile a fun kid’s 1 mile run.
The 5k will begin at Water Tower Estates Winery just down the street from the VCYSA fields. Runners / walkers will then run down to the soccer fields where they will complete a large loop through the fields before running back to their finish at Watertower!
The kid’s Messy Mile will be a 1 mile route off of any streets and completely closed to traffic.
The event will begin and end at the beautiful Watertower Estates Winery!
Event Schedule:
5:00 p.m. – 6:15 p.m. – Packet Pickup and Race Day Registration
6:00 p.m. – Messy Mile
6:30 p.m. – Victory Vine 5k
7:00 p.m. – After Party and refreshements begin
7:30 p.m. – Awards Ceremony
8:30 p.m. – Post-race party ends
Your first glass of wine / sparkling grape juice is included in your entry fee. You can also buy additional drinks just remember to bring cash or card! Don’t miss out!
Join Eddie & The Motivators at the Poplar Pub this Saturday at 8:30pm.
Join Kara Lovell Ceramics, Schatz Wood and Iron, The Local Vinyl and Sad Girl Jewelry for one final front yard pop up sale!
This will be a great event for you to kick off your holiday shopping and to support local makers and artists!
1837 s 29th Street in Terre Haute from 10am-2pm.
Come out to Afterburner Brewing and pick up some cans of Strength, a Hazy IPA brewed in collaboration with our good pals at Backstep Brewing Company as part of the Hoosier Buddy Project to bring awareness to suicide prevention. Quantities are very limited and will be first come first serve. No on site consumption can be allowed, and please wear a mask and socially distance as best as possible. If necessary, allotments will be posted at a later date.
Free:15 will be performing at Charlies Pub this Saturday at 8pm.
Saturday October 24
👻 6-7:30 👻
Shear Inspirations and The Buggy Shop are hosting a DRIVE THRU style trunk or treat!!!
You will travel north on Lafayette, enter the parking lot and STAY IN THE CAR! Drive to each station and let us know how many kiddos are in the car! After getting your goodies, exit back onto Lafayette traveling north to keep traffic flowing smooth!
Please share our event and mark us on your calendar! This is one event you don’t want to miss!
Scott Vest at Tollys 9pm.
Local country/soulful musician playing classics, newer hits, and original tunes
With special guest Austin Byrd
Parti Gras HollowQueen Drag Show at NOLA’s Rock Bar
Costumes! Candy! Queens!
Don’t miss our Parti Gras HallowQueen Drag Show Friday Oct. 23rd
Queens performing: Kelasia Karmikal from Las Vegas, Karma Carrington, Ceduxion Carrington, and Peach of the Midwest Carrington.
Gourdy’s Pumpkin Run at Military Park 9am-12pm
This is a fall-lovers event. The leaves are beginning to turn those gorgeous colors. Goodbye hot, humid air. Welcome crisp, cooler air. Lemonade is now swapped for apple cider.
Whether you choose the 5K run or add the Tough Pumpkin option, one thing will remain the same: this will become your favorite Fall tradition!
All participants will receive:
-Entry to the 5K run or walk (all ages and abilities welcome)
-2020 lightweight tech hoodie, perfect for fall running weather
-2020 finisher’s medal
-Commemorative race bib with chip timing
-Cup of apple cider at the finish line
-Free professional race photos
-Small pumpkin to take home
3.1 miles too easy for you? Add on the Tough Pumpkin option and we’ll supply you with a pumpkin to run or walk with during the race! Cross the finish line with it and you’ll earn a second, exclusive Tough Pumpkin medal!
We are pleased to inform you that you have been invited to Wizard fest, a harry potter themed trivia and themed party! Please find enclosed a list of all necessary info ⚡
On Saturday, 10/24 The Emerson Theater will be transformed into Hogwarts for the night and we will be hosting a Costume Contest with cash & prizes for the runner ups + a Triwizard Tournament that includes Trivia, Quidditch & a Scavenger Hunt!
Tag your fellow housemates in the comments for a chance to win free tickets and more!
TICKETS: https://bit.ly/wizardfestindy
WANDS: http://bit.ly/wizardfestwands
this year as there will be no ‘dance party’ portion of the event and there will be adjustments to the costume contest as well but do not worry and prepare yourselves for a night in Hogwarts!
If you are unsure of which house you belong too, please visit the sorting hat and take the pottermore approved quiz @ bit.ly/youreawizardharry
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If you’re not participating in the costume contest, we do suggest you to dress in your house colors!
Strictly no admittance of any owls OR cats OR toads.
Festivities include:
• TRIVIA
• TRIWIZARD TOURNAMENT WITH HOUSE WINNER!
• COSPLAY COSTUME CONTESTS w/CASH & PRIZES!
• QUIDDITCH GAMES!
• LIVE DJ
• Stay tuned for announcements leading upto the event
• GROUP DISCOUNT FB MESSAGE: m.me/wizardfestnyc
• CONTACT [email protected]
-The Weird Sisters are NOT playing
– the Witch Weekly & WWN (world wizarding network) will NOT be here
LIKE Wizard fest on FBOOK www.facebook.com/wizardfestofficial
follow www.instagram.com/wizardfest
WWW.WIZARDFEST.COM for more info
– Yours sincerely,
Minerva McGonagall
Deputy Headmistress
• no contact forehead temp checks at entry
• hand sanitizer in lobby, throughout the venue and in restrooms
• Tables or available booths spaced at least 6 feet apart
• Customers may not bring their own beverages ETC
• Frequently clean high-contact areas such as door handles, phones, pens, and keypads
• Increase cleaning of restrooms throughout the evening
Sunday, October 25th
We have the green light from the board of health to hold our 3rd Annual Trunk or Treat at The Moonlite, hosted by the Wabash Valley Jeep Junkies! To make this event “Covid Safe” we must follow these rules:
Jeeps spaced 10 ft apart in a ” U” shape parked by Moonlite staff.
Trick or Treaters can not grab the candy themselves, must be given out only by the Jeep Junkie .
Must wear masks.
Trick or treaters must social distance while waiting in line to trick or treat ( and will be given the green light to proceed in the trick or treat line) or at the concession stand.
Free movie is 2019 Addams Family cartoon.
Trunk or Treat will be 5 to 7pm.
Gates will be open at 4 pm to start lining up jeeps. (Use the big employee gate to enter)
Grab your pup and sniff your way through the Metazoa dog park collecting treats as you go! Must have a ticket and be 21+ to attend.
Join Metazoa Brewing Company and City Dogs Grocery for this one-of-a-kind event for you and your pet this Halloween season. A ticket includes (1) registration treat bag for your dog as well as the opportunity to sniff and hunt for (2) additional treat bags in the Metazoa dog park. Please select the ticket group according to the size of your dog and arrive a few minutes before your registered spot. Only (`1) human in the dog park per dog during this event. All dogs must remain on a 6ft leash during their timeslot and all humans must wear masks at all times. Additional seasonal dog treats, Metazoa beer, and food from Old Gold Barbecue will be available to purchase on-site at the event! Must be 21+ to attend. The dog park will only be open to registered ticket holders for the duration of this event.
TICKET PRICING
Advanced Ticket: $15/dog (ends at 11:59PM on Oct. 24)
Day of Ticket: $20/dog (attendees can walk-up and purchase a ticket)
EVENT SCHEDULE
11:00AM – 11:20AM // SMALL DOGS GROUP (UP TO 25 LBS)
11:40AM – 12:00PM // MEDIUM DOGS GROUP (25 LBS – 50 LBS)
12:20AM – 12:40AM // LARGE DOGS GROUP (OVER 50 LBS)
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Are there ID or minimum age requirements to enter?
Yes, you must be 21 or older to attend this event and/or enter the Metazoa taproom or dog park. You must present a valid ID when ordering drinks for yourself — or your friends.
How many dogs will be allowed in each ticket group at one time?
A maximum of (20) dogs will be allowed in the dog park during each ticket group (by weight).
What if I have more than one dog that would like to participate?
All tickets are for a single dog only. If you have more than one dog that would like to participate, you must register for an additional ticket for each dog.
What changes has Metazoa Brewing Co. made to their policies and procedures in light of COVID-19?
This event will be hosted outdoors in the Metazoa dog park and on the dog park patio. All humans must wear a mask at all times except when seated at a table enjoying a Metazoa beer or eating food. We ask that visitors maintain at least 6ft of space between themselves and other guests at all times. To read Metazoa Brewing Company’s most updated policies, please visit our website: https://www.metazoabrewing.com/covid19-updates
