The IN List 2025: Mar 10 - Mar 16
The IN List shares the top experiences and events going on this week in & around Southern Indiana. Be sure to keep an eye on Instagram stories from @keepingupinsoin throughout the week for any event changes or additions.
These events are all accurate at the time of posting, but be sure to call ahead or check vendor websites/socials before heading out.
Monday, Mar 10
Toddler Time: 10-11am. Join us for stories, rhymes, songs, and other activities. This storytime is designed for Toddlers, but all are welcome!
Sensory Friendly Storytime: 4-4:45pm. Sensory Friendly Storytime is a special storytime for children who may have felt left out or nervous to go to other storytimes.
Tails and Tales - Read to Pickles the Therapy Dog: 4pm - Galena Branch. Come read to therapy dog, Pickles! She is a 4 year old lab who loves to have stories read to her! Anyone can come read to her! Each person who signs up will have a 10 minute time slot to read one on one for up to 6 readers each visit.
Jim Snidero Jazz Concert: 5-6:30pm, The Cultural Arts Center. Join us at the Cultural Arts Center for a concert by the Jim Snidero Jazz Trio, featuring Jim Snidero on alto sax, Peter Washington on bass, and Jason Tiemann on drums. To mark the 40th anniversary of his debut recording as a bandleader in 1984, saxophonist Jim Snidero set out to create something special with his 28th album—and his second trio project to date. Fresh off the success of For All We Know (Savant), particularly the standout track “Parker's Mood”, Snidero felt the time was right to pay tribute to Charlie Parker, an artist he regards as “the king of the hill.” Ranked among the top five alto saxophonists in Down Beat’s 2024 Critics Poll, Snidero is more than qualified to honor one of the bebop pioneers with his new release Bird Feathers (Savant). For his 2025 Midwest tour, Snidero will feature two of the best jazz musicians on the current New York scene. Peter Washington is the most recorded bassist of his generation, and undoubtedly one of the best in jazz history. Originally from Louisville, Jason Tiemann has quietly entered the top tier of NY drummers, working with some of today's best and brightest jazz musicians. Reservations are suggested due to limited seating. All ages are welcome.
Form Not Function, Quilt Art Biennial: 10am-7pm, The Cultural Arts Center (201 E. Spring St, New Albany, IN 47150). The Cultural Arts Center is pleased to present the returning Form, Not Function: Quilt Art Biennial exhibition, featuring 20 quilts selected by guest jurors Michelle Amos, Terry Jarrard-Dimond, and Kevin Womack. This exhibition will be on display from January 16th, 2025 through April 12th, 2025. Admission is free for all ages.
Ordinary People, Extraordinary Courage: Men and Women of the Underground Railroad: 10am-7pm, The Cultural Arts Center (201 E. Spring St, New Albany, IN 47150). Ordinary People, Extraordinary Courage: Men and Women of the Underground Railroad draws the national phenomenon of the Underground Railroad into sharp focus by revealing the contributions of ordinary people, both free and enslaved, whose courageous acts on both sides of the Ohio River helped overthrow the institution of slavery. For two and a half centuries, slavery was a blight on our nation’s psyche. Through it all, more and more ordinary people acted in the face of human tragedy—and changed America forever.
Tuesday, Mar 11
Babies and Books: 10am-10:30am. Join us on Tuesday mornings as we sing, read board books, and have fun learning early literacy! Registration not required.
It’s a Small World Storytime: 11am-12pm. You're invited to join us each week as we learn about themes like kindness, empathy, and family through different stories, songs, and crafts from around the world. This storytime is designed with kids ages 3-6 in mind, but all kids and families are welcome. Join us every Tuesday at 11am to discover if it really is a small world after all. Registration not required.
Embroidery 101: 5:30-6:30pm. Join us at the Galena Branch to learn the basics of the embroidery machine and how to monogram your projects! Registration is required.
Pajama Time Stories: 6pm-6:45pm. Join us for a Pajama Party every Tuesday evening at the New Albany Library! Come in your pajamas and bring a favorite blanket and stuffed animal if you like. Registration not required.
Mother Goose Time: 10:30-11am. A fast-paced and interactive program for children ages 0-2 and their caregivers. Adult participation and interaction ensure the success of this program. Siblings may bring a doll or stuffed animal to bounce. Arrive early to get a spot.
½ Priced Bottle Tuesdays: 3-10pm, Wine Shop (New Albany). Every Tuesday ½ priced bottles of wine in house. Bring a friend (or two!) and come enjoy the Wine Shop.
Pizza & Chill at Wine Shop: 5-9pm, Wine Shop (New Albany). Unwind with us every Tuesday from 5:00pm-9:00pm for our Pizza & Chill Special! Enjoy a glass of wine and a delicious flatbread pizza for just $20 . Plus, take advantage of our 1/2 off bottles of wine in-house to keep the good vibes flowing.
Kids Eat Free Tuesday: 4-10pm, RecBar 812 (New Albany). Every Tuesday, for every adult meal purchased, one child under the age of 12 can order a meal from the kid’s menu for free.
Coquette St. Patrick's Day Cookie Decorating Class: 6:30pm, The Whimsical Cookie Studio at 37 Bank Street, Suite 11 New Albany, IN. Whether you are looking to improve your cookie decorating skills or just looking for a fun night out this class is for you! Tickets required.
Leprechaun Run: 6:30-8:30pm. Harry’s Taphouse & Kitchen. 130 W. Riverside Drive. Last year, we packed the house and nature gave us an outstanding night to enjoy the Ohio River. Let's do it again this year! Come on to Harry's Tap house for a fun night of light competition. Afterwards, join us in the party room for awards and door prizes. Beverages (green beer?) and food will be available. Bring your friends and enjoy the fun as we kick-off the St. Patrick’s festivities.
Music Bingo: 7pm, Dog Haus Biergarten New Albany. Join us every Tuesday for MUSIC BINGO!
Wednesday, Mar 12
Wiggle Wednesday Storytime: 10-10:45am. Join us at Galena on Wednesdays at 10:00 a.m. to wiggle our wiggles out, read stories and sing songs! Registration not required.
Stories at Silver Street Park: 10-11am, Silver Street Park 2043 Silver St, New Albany, IN. Join us for stories, crafts, and fun the second Wednesday of every month at Silver Street Park in New Albany. Families welcome.
Kid's Club: 4:30-5:30pm. Come hang out and enjoy a different activity each week. Activities will range from play doh to crafts to LEGOs! For Kids ages 6-11 years old. No registration required.
Make-In-Take:Origami Miniature Journal: 5:30-6:45pm, Galena branch. Join us for a creative evening of crafting and socializing. Utilizing a simple origami fold for the pages and creating a cover with contact paper, we will make an adorable piece to keep or give as a gift. All supplies provided free, no special skills needed. Adult audience. Registration is required.
Library Events - Jeffersonville Branch
Preschool Prep: 10:30-11am. Stories, songs, rhymes, movement activities and crafts which encourage early literacy and kindergarten readiness skills. Ages 2-5 with a caregiver. Siblings are welcome. Space and materials are limited, so arrive early to get a spot.
Library Little Ones: 10:30am, Corydon Branch. Join Ms. Savannah or Ms. Ann for stories and movement. Designed for ages 0-3 and families.
Spanish Wine Dinner: 6-9pm, Oliver’s Chop House and Bourbon Bar. 4520 Poplar Level Rd Louisville, Kentucky 40213. Join Oliver’s Chop House and Bourbon Bar for a unique culinary experience featuring the cuisine and wines of Spain. This exquisite dinner, prepared by Executive Chef Stacey Craig, will consist of six courses paying homage to the culinary traditions of Spain. Each course will be served alongside a curated wine pairing that complements the prepared course for the purpose of a world class dining experience. Our guests will be escorted through the various wine regions of Spain by Chad “Sully” Sullivan, our in-house Sommelier and Certified Specialist of Wine. From Amuse Bouche to Dessert, each pairing is guaranteed to combine food and drink to produce a sum much greater than its parts. We look forward to sharing this spectacular journey with you. Seats are limited, so make you reservation by calling Oliver’s Chop House and Bourbon Bar today.
Recbar 812 Bingo: 7pm, RecBar 812 (New Albany). Free to play. Free to win! Come join us every Wednesday for Bar Bingo. Prizes for every round. One final coverall round every week for a rolling $50 jackpot. If no one wins, the $50 moves on to the next week! $2 off all adult slushies! This is a 21+ event to participate.
Last Call Trivia: 7pm, Dog Haus Biergarten New Albany. Join us every Wednesday for Last Call Trivia! Games start at 7pm. First Place gets a $30 Dog Haus Gift Card, Second Place gets a $20 Dog Haus Gift Card, and Third Place takes home a $10 Dog Haus Gift Card.
Disturbed: The Sickness 25th Anniversary Tour: 6:30pm, KFC Yum! Center (Louisville). Tickets Required.
Thursday, Mar 13
Music and Movement: 10-10:45am. Join us at Galena on Thursdays to help your child learn some basic rhythms that will help with early literacy before they begin Kindergarten. Ms. Ashley will use bells, rhythm sticks, scarves and more for these exercises! Registration not required.
Teen Scene: 6-7:30pm. Hang out with us every Thursday from 6:00 to 7:30pm in the Teen Scene! Take a break in the middle of the week with a new activity, game, craft, or anything else we dream up, plus snacks! All teens are welcome (11-18 years old). Registration not required.
Hemp 812: 6-7pm. Learn about the possible benefits of using hemp products. A representative from Hemp 812 will be here to discuss their products and how to use them successfully.
Library Little Ones: 10:30am, Corydon Branch. Join Ms. Savannah or Ms. Ann for stories and movement. Designed for ages 0-3 and families.
Silent Book Club: 6-8pm, Wine Shop (New Albany). Having a “silent” book club allows everyone flexibility to come and go as they please each week while getting to see both new and familiar faces. This means everyone gets to bring their current read and read at their own pace. We will be pouring some fun wines and sharing some yummy snacks! Feel free to bring whatever you need to be comfortable!
Feud Thursdays: 7pm, Dog Haus Biergarten New Albany. Join us every Thursday at 7:00pm for Last Call Feud Night! First Place gets a $30 Dog Haus Gift Card, Second Place gets a $20 Dog Haus Gift Card, and Third Place takes home a $10 Dog Haus Gift Card.
Line Dance Lessons: 6-8pm, American Legion Post 204 (Sellersburg). All ages welcome! $5 per person (or come watch for free). Beginner level dance lessons.
NARUTO - The Symphonic Experience: 8pm, The Louisville Palace. Tickets required.
Friday, Mar 14
Morning Stories: 10-11am. Join us for books and songs followed by activities that encourage the development of early literacy skills. For ages 3-6. Registration not required.
Let's Learn @ the library with The Victorian Hostess: 11am-12:30pm. During this 90-minute presentation, Mrs. Hardee will navigate the span of 1837-1901, from the Antebellum period through The Gilded Age. In particular, she will cover the fashion, fine dining, and every aspect required of the perfect Victorian hostess including the good, the bad, and even the stinky. Pre-registration is requested.
Storytime
10am, Palmyra Branch. Join Ms. Nikki or Ms. Shawnda for stories, puppets, songs, and more. Ages 0 - 6 and families
11am, Elizabeth Branch. Join Ms. Sara for a story, craft, movement, and fun. Ages 0 - 6 and families.
Lego Club: 2pm, Corydon Branch. Drop-in for all ages. Parents will monitor their own children.
Louisville Cardinals Baseball vs North Carolina: 6pm, Jim Patterson Stadium (Louisville). Tickets Required.
Corey Brumback Live on the Stage: 7-10pm, Dog Haus Biergarten New Albany. Free admission.
Kubota PBR Louisville: 7:45pm, KFC Yum! Center (Louisville). Tickets Required.
Friday Night Karaoke at Forest Music Hall: 8-11:45pm, The Enchanted Forest & Music Hall. Every Friday Forest Music Hall turns into the Ultimate Karaoke Bar. 21+.
Saturday, Mar 15
Seed Starting: 10-11am, Clarksville Branch. Master gardener Karen Bryant will be here to talk all about starting seeds for your springtime gardens! Learn about which methods are best for getting the most out of your plants.
Neonatal Kittens Class: 3-4pm. Neonatal kittens are newborns to four weeks old. At this stage of life, they are rather vulnerable and require special round-the-clock care; that is, if the mother cat is not around or unable to care for her kittens. In today's class, Liz will be teaching us how to care for these helpless kittens. She will cover mommas and their babies, and the shelter's trap, neuter, and release program. Fostering these kittens is something the entire family can do together. If someone under 18 is interested in attending this class, then a parent or adult must be present; that is also part of the shelter's protocol for volunteering. Pre-registration is requested.
Super Spring Kick-off 2025: Fly, jump or warp your way over to the Zoo to visit with some of your favorite superheroes, here to fight away the winter blues. While at the Zoo, learn about some of the amazing adaptations your favorite animals harness as their own wild “superpowers.” Kids (and kids-at-heart) will love meeting some of their favorite characters from books, movies, and more during this fun event series. Character meet and greets are FREE with Zoo admission or your Louisville Zoo Membership.
Sulf-Ides of March: 1-2pm, Falls of the Ohio State Park. 201 W. Riverside Drive Clarksville, IN 47129. Enjoy some wordplay and celebrate the Ides of March with an informative program about metals called ‘sulfides.’ These minerals have been used long before Julius Caesar ran into a metal blade. Sulfide minerals are essential in our lives from tools to buildings. Crystals are attractive to mineral collectors for display. Naturalist Alan Goldstein brings some pretty crystals and tell stories of how they were formed and their uses. Admission is free.
Louisville Cardinals Baseball vs North Carolina: 2pm, Jim Patterson Stadium (Louisville). Tickets Required.
Shamrocks & Shenanigans: 2pm, Fourth Street Live! Entertainment District (Louisville). This open-street, festival style bar crawl is your ultimate St. Patrick's Day celebration featuring Luck of the Irish $4 drink specials, all-inclusive drink packages, festive entertainment, competitions, and more! Grab your tickets today and get ready to party like the Irish! Tickets required.
Lucky’s St. Patrick’s Day Bar Crawl: 4pm, O’Shea’s Irish Pub. 956 Baxter Avenue. Get Lucky With Us This St. Paddy’s Day! Bring your crew, wear your green and get ready for a day full of green drinks, shamrocks, and epic bar-hopping fun— let's make this St. Patrick’s Day unforgettable! Tickets required.
Racing Louisville Home Opener: 5pm, Lynn Family Stadium. Racing Louisville FC is our city's top-tier professional sports team playing in the National Women’s Soccer League. Racing both features members of the U.S. Women's National Team and faces off against the icons of women's soccer including Trinity Rodman, Rose Lavelle and Mallory Swanson. Join us at Lynn Family Stadium this year and cheer on Racing in the world's toughest women's soccer league.
Art & the Barfunkels at Dog Haus: 7pm, Dog Haus Biergarten New Albany. This St. Patrick’s weekend, Art & The Barfunkels is turning The Dog Haus Biergarten in New Albany, IN, into The Dog Haus O’Fun! Join us on Saturday, March 15th for a night of electrifying tunes, questionable dance moves, and enough Irish spirit to make a leprechaun jealous. This event is weather permitting. Green beer and good cheer!
How I Became a Pirate: 6pm, Derby Dinner Playhouse. AARRRGGH! Who wants to be a pirate? Young Jeremy Jacob is recruited by Captain Braid Beard for a swash-buckling pirate adventure in this musical adaptation of the best-selling book. Tickets Required.
New Albany Wicked Walk: 7-10pm, Downtown New Albany. St. Patrick’s Day Weekend Tour with pub stops. This tour will mainly stay in the area of downtown New Albany with a few outliers. We visit the sites where events actually occurred, are said to have occurred, or in some instances, have a direct connection to the event. Some examples of events are murders, tragic accidents, crimes, ghostly hauntings, and other supernatural goings-on! Tickets are $21.40 with taxes and fees.
Led Zeppelin 2 Physical Graffiti 50th Anniversary Celebration: 8pm, Mercury Ballroom (Louisville). Tickets required.
Sunday, Mar 16
Southern Indiana Roller Derby Training Camp: 10am-1pm, 341 S Capitol Ave, Corydon, IN 47112. Have you ever wanted to learn how to skate and play roller derby? Now is your chance! Southern Indiana Roller Derby's 2025 Training Camp kicks off Sunday, February 23 and runs every Sunday through April 27 at the Harrison County Fairgrounds from 10 AM to 1 PM.
Depot Days - St. Patty’s Day Party: 1-4pm, The Depot at NoCo. 701 Michigan Ave., Jeffersonville, IN. There will be plenty of fun for all ages, whether you're bringing the family or hanging out with friends. Depot Days has a good mix of kids activities, adult beverages, great food and popular music. Free admission.
The Edible Past - Family Nature Club: 3-4pm, Falls of the Ohio State Park. 201 W. Riverside Drive Clarksville, IN 47129. Imagine what many of the shelled fossil animals, found in stones might have tasted like when they were alive. How are they different, or similar to the shelled seafood that we eat today. Park volunteer ‘Paleo Dale’ will discuss this topic and display some fossil shelled seafood from his private collection. Meet in the rotunda. Free program.
Louisville Cardinals Baseball vs North Carolina: 3pm, Jim Patterson Stadium (Louisville). Tickets Required.
Let’s Sing Taylor - A Live Band Experience: 4pm, The Louisville Palace. Taking the country by storm, we're bringing the communal experience of celebrating Taylor's music in a live setting to fans near and far.
So, let the games begin. Calling all Taylor fans to sing your hearts out and sport your Taylor inspired attire. You can show up at our party any time. Tickets required.
