Community Events and Things to do in Columbus, IN this weekend
Looking for things to do in Columbus this weekend? Explore our real-time listings for the best concerts, nightlife, and food and drink experiences. From seasonal festivals and comedy shows to free activities, find your next plan with our constantly updated feed of Columbus's most popular events.
James Whitcomb Riley Museum Home Tour, June-October 2026
Friday at 10:00 AM + 7 more
Lockerble Square · 528 Lockerbie St
James Whitcomb Riley Museum Home Tour, June-October 2026
Friday at 10:00 AM + 7 more
Lockerble Square · 528 Lockerbie St
Tours of the Indiana Medical History Museum
Friday at 10:00 AM + 9 more
Mount Jackson · Indiana Medical History Museum
Tours of the Indiana Medical History Museum
Friday at 10:00 AM + 9 more
Mount Jackson · Indiana Medical History Museum
Indianapolis Liederkranz | Rummage Sale & Open House
Saturday at 8:00 AM
Westminster · Indianapolis Liederkranz
Indianapolis Liederkranz | Rummage Sale & Open House
Saturday at 8:00 AM
Westminster · Indianapolis Liederkranz
Backlist Book Club (Literary Fiction): AUGUST
Sunday at 5:15 PM
Mozel Sander Projects · Golden Hour Books, North College Avenue, Indianapolis, IN, USA
Backlist Book Club (Literary Fiction): AUGUST
Sunday at 5:15 PM
Mozel Sander Projects · Golden Hour Books, North College Avenue, Indianapolis, IN, USA
Black Sports Moms - Indiana Chapter kickoff (Kendra Scott store, Keystone)
Sunday at 3:00 PM
Shadybrook · Keystone at the Crossing
Black Sports Moms - Indiana Chapter kickoff (Kendra Scott store, Keystone)
Sunday at 3:00 PM
Shadybrook · Keystone at the Crossing
Roots and Reins: The Forgotten Cowboys Benefit Dinner
Sunday at 6:00 PM
East Main · Roots 101 African American Museum
Roots and Reins: The Forgotten Cowboys Benefit Dinner
Sunday at 6:00 PM
East Main · Roots 101 African American Museum
Special Exhibit: The Thoroughbred
Friday at 10:00 AM + 1 more
La Grange · Oldham County History Center
Special Exhibit: The Thoroughbred
Friday at 10:00 AM + 1 more
La Grange · Oldham County History Center
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