Tamara Hemmerlein will present “Indiana Through the Mapmaker’s Eye” on August 17 at 6 p.m. The program will explore how maps have been used over time as documentation, practical tools, political statements, and works of art. Attendees will examine examples spanning the past 300 years from the Indiana Historical Society’s online collections. The event is free and open to the public and will be held at the Moral Township Government Center, 8333 N Frontage Rd, Fairland.
Read More
Fairland Historical Society: Research Tips for Using Library Resources (May 21)
The Fairland Historical Society, in partnership with the Shelby County Public Library’s Genealogy & History Department, invites the public to attend a special program on May 21, 2026, at 6:30 p.m. Donna Dennison will present “Research Tips for Using Library Resources,” with a focus on Fairland and Moral Township.
Read MoreShelby County Public Library: Family Science Expo (April 25)
Get ready to tinker, build and learn at Shelby County Public Library! Families of all ages are invited to participate in our Family Science Expo on Saturday, April 25 from 1-3 p.m.
Read More
Buddies Helping Buddies & Shelby Co. Suicide Prev. Coalition: Dine to Donate
Eat out locally and support Buddies Helping Buddies & Shelby Co. Suicide Prevention Coalition. Join us for our fundraisers: Applebee's Grill + Bar in Shelbyville on Mon., April 13 (all day) and Capone’s Downtown Speakeasy in Shelbyville’s downtown Public Square on Thurs., April 16 (3pm) and help us make a difference. Every bit of support helps us reach more people in need. You can bring in this flyer or tell them you are supporting BUDDIES HELPING BUDDIES!!! They will take care of the rest!
Read More
Shelby County Public Library: Accepting Book Donations (April 6-11)
If you are cleaning house and have books to donate, bring them to the Shelby County Public Library any time during the week of April 6-11, 2026. They will be added to the Friends of the Library book sales if they can’t be used in their collection.
Read More
Shelby County Public Library: Declaration of Independence Program with Steve Elder (April 7)
Learn about the enduring importance of the Declaration of Independence at a special library event on Tuesday, April 7 from 7-8 p.m. The history program, featuring guest speaker Steve Elder, is part of a series celebrating America’s 250th anniversary. It will be held in the Indiana Room of Carnegie East Wing.
Read More
INFBPW: Annual Spaghetti Dinner (April 18)
Please join INFBW for their annual spaghetti dinner on Sat., April 18 (4-7pm) at West Street United Methodist Church (629 S West St. Shelbyville IN 46176) / $12.50 Adult & $6 Children 10 yr & under.
The proceeds will go towards local scholarships.
Read More
Leadership Shelby County: Pickleball Tournament Fundraiser (Apr. 25)
The inaugural Pantry Pals Classic, a pickleball tournament organized as a Leadership Shelby County project, will take place on April 25, 2026, in Shelbyville, Indiana. Register Online or return the following form to the Shelby County Chamber Office. *Registration closes on April 10.
Read More
Shelby County Fair (June 15-20): Apply to be a Vendor
Want to be a vendor at the Shelby County Fair this summer? Applications for the 2026 fair are NOW OPEN! Interested in vending please contact at: shelbycountyfairgrounds.events@gmail.com
Read More
Mainstreet Shelbyville, Inc.: Farmers Market Vendor Applications (due April 24)
Mainstreet Shelbyville, Inc. is now accepting applications for the 2026 Shelby County, IN Farmers Market season! Review the vendor manual and apply by April 24: https://linktr.ee/shelbycountyfarmersmarket. Vendor spaces are limited and, in the spirit of the market, priority is given to local growers, producers, and artisans. All applicants will receive a response by May 1.
Read More
SASS Hygiene Collection Drive & Distribution (April 18)
The SASS (Shelby Accessing Social Supports) committee is collecting items and financial donations for their annual Hygiene Drive Distribution on Sat. April 18, from 11am-1pm (*or until supplies run out) at The Ville Multipurpose Building on St. Joseph St. Anyone is welcome to attend the distribution to receive FREE hygiene supplies!
Read More
Shares Inc.: Virtual Golf Outing (Apr. 23)
Support the mission of Shares Inc. and have fun golfing INDOORS at Pure Strike Golf Sim & Social in Shelbyville! Learn more…
Read More
Love Inc.: First-Year Impact & Vision Event (Apr. 23 -- New date!)
Join Love INC of Shelby County on April 23 (*New Date!) for a special event. They will share their first-year impact, what they are seeing across the community, and the opportunities ahead for stronger collaboration across Shelby County. This is an informational and motivational event designed to encourage awareness, partnership, and shared vision—not a fundraiser. The event will take place at On the Hill (24 W Rampart Rd. Shelbyville, IN 46176) from 4-5pm.
Read More
Parks & Rec: Easter Egg Hunt (Mar. 28)
Join Parks and Rec for their FREE Community Easter Egg Hunt on Sat., March 28 at Kennedy Park - 200 Minster Dr., Shelbyville, IN 46176. The egg hunting fun begins when the bunny arrives at NOON — and you won’t want to miss it! Bring your baskets, invite your friends, and get ready for an egg-citing afternoon filled with community fun!
Read More
Girls Inc.: Teen Science Cafe - Veterinary Medicine (March 6)
Interested in vet medicine? Check out this FREE Teen Science Cafe that Girls Inc. is hosting at our center! Vet Tech Institute graduate, Alexis Dwiggins, will lead girls in a behind-the-scenes look at what it takes to work in the veterinary field! This cafe is free and open at any girls in grades 6-12. You do not have to be a Girls Inc. member!
Read More
Shelby County Public Library: Hip Hop MD - Author Visit (For Kids Age 6-11) (March 11)
Have you ever heard of a spider being turned into a useful robot? Or a real-life planetary defense team protecting the Earth from asteroids? Sounds like science fiction … but it’s not! Take a wild ride with Maynard Okereke, the Hip Hop MD, into some of the most fascinating and strange corners of scientific research, from physics and engineering to ecology and neuroscience. This program will be held on Wed., March 11 at 6:30pm for kids age 6-11.
Read More
SCUFFY: 2026 Drive Kick-Off Breakfast (Mar. 4)
The SCUFFY Drive Committee and Staff have been busy planning for their 72nd Annual Fundraising Campaign and all the exciting events that go along with it. Their 2026 Drive Theme is “One Community One Heartbeat” and we have a goal of $940,000. You and your employees are invited to attend the SCUFFY Kick-Off Breakfast on Wednesday, March 4 starting at 8 a.m. in the Blessings Opera House in downtown Shelbyville. A delicious breakfast will be provided by Queen’s Catering. Attendees will learn more about this year’s drive and Pacesetter numbers will be announced. The meal is free, but they need a count for the food so please RSVP to carol@scuffy.org no later than February 20, 2026.
Read More
Shelby Cunty Arts Fest: Intro to Arts (Feb. 28)
The Shelby County Arts Fest is looking forward to Intro to Arts on February 28th at Echo Effect. Many familiar classes will be offered, as well as some new class projects.
Read More
Grover Center: 2026 Exhibition Season
The Grover Center Museum is pleased to announce its 2026 art exhibition season, featuring artists with strong Indiana connections, community-centered programming, and immersive projects that highlight art, history, and cultural exchange. *Museum will reopen on Feb. 4
Read More
The Bridge: Coldest Night of the Year Walk (Feb. 28)
The Bridge Ministries of Shelby County is excited to host the Coldest Night of the Year 5K/2K walk on February 28, 2026, raising support and bringing hope to neighbors in our community who are experiencing hardship.
Read More