Mar 05 Thursday
Hypertension affects nearly half of U.S. adults and contributes to poor cardiovascular health nationwide. Indiana ranks among the lowest in the nation for cardiovascular health, making this issue especially urgent for our state. Over the past three years, the iHeart Collaborative implemented evidence-based strategies in three Indianapolis communities to improve heart health outcomes.
You are invited to learn what worked in the program, celebrate and recognize progress made and help shape the future of heart health by attending this virtual Community Forum.
Mar 01 Sunday
Welcome, Welcome, Welcome
Everybody is welcome at Bethel AME
Come join us for Sunday services at Bethel AME Church
Bethel AME Church
820 Ferry Street Lafayette, IN 47901
Sunday School starts at 10:00 AM
Services start at 11:00 A.M.
Mar 03 Tuesday
Detroit's Libby DeCamp debuts at People's Brewing Company on Tuesday March 3rd! Deep-diving, time-tracing, cinematic folk blues ramblings from this super talented singer-songwriter! Local Noelle Voglewede opens up the show!Doors 5pm / Music pm / $15.59 in advance all fees included
Libby DeCamp is a singer, songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist based in Detroit, MI. Her songs evoke the spirit of roots music from bygone eras, drawing inspiration from prewar blues, old-time string bands, early R&B, and country western. With one foot in the past and an eye on the future, Libby is a writer who tugs at the ageless thread of truth-telling and communal spirit through song, and tramps into continuous new territories- even at times bordering the mystical and psychedelic. Her lyrical edge and sweet, bluesy, un-prettied voice come from the gut and create something delightfully rare- whether solo with guitar in hand, or in the full picture of her band’s unique string and groove-centered alchemy.
The Lafayette Dulcimer Gathering will play at Cumberland Park every Tuesday evening from 7pm to 8:30pm in June, July and August All acoustic instrument musicians are welcome to join the jam and play along or, just bring a lawn chair and enjoy the music! Song sheets will be available.
Mar 06 Friday
Lafayette Fun Squares (LFS) is a local square dance club. We do mainstream and plus dancing, line dancing and round dancing. We meet the first Friday monthly except June, July, and August. Lessons will begin in September. You do not need a partner for dances or lessons; we will pair you up with a teacher.
Mar 07 Saturday
Maple Sugaring Fest & Scavenger Hunt Join our family-friendly Maple Sugaring Scavenger Hunt, an interactive adventure that takes you all around the festival grounds. Follow clues, visit hands-on stations, collect stickers, and have your passport stamped with unique, one-of-a-kind designs as you discover how maple syrup is made — from historic sugar camp traditions with reenactors to modern-day methods.Keep your completed passport and enjoy a small maple-themed treat and sticker as a sweet souvenir of your adventure. (It’s just a tiny thank-you — the real prize is the fun you’ll have exploring!)Pick up your scavenger hunt passport at the entrance while supplies last. Once they’re gone, they’re gone!Maple Sugaring FestivalLocation: Fort Ouiatenon 3129 S River Rd, West Lafayette, IN 47906Saturday, March 7 & Sunday, March 8, 2026Event Hours: 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM (both days)Admission is free
On March 7, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., Jennifer Van Horn will teach a genealogy workshop entitled “Who’s the Momma?” at the Frankfort Community Public Library. In this workshop, Van Horn will teach participants how to find and use different source types, as well as indirect evidence, to help determine the correct mother of children in a family group. She will also present completed research case studies, one of which will include DNA evaluation, so attendees can see the application of what they are learning. Participants will have the opportunity to practice with hands-on exercises.
Van Horn is a Genealogy Library volunteer at the SullivanMunce Cultural Center in Zionsville, where she helps beginners and lifelong family historians find something new. She also serves as the president of the Boone County Genealogical Society.
“Who’s the Momma?” is an intermediate-level class. Participants should be familiar with a variety of source types and have experience conducting document searches in-person and online using Ancestry, FamilySearch, and/or MyHeritage.
This class will be held in the lower level meeting room, and attendees will break for lunch around noon. The cost is $2, and registration is required. To register, call (765) 654-8746, visit myfcpl.org/calendar, or stop by the library. For more information, contact Jill Garrison at (765) 654-8746, ext. 1137 or jgarrison@myfcpl.org.
A free event offering repair services and advice. Don't replace it, repair it! At the Northend Community Center. Bring your broken items and get instant help. Appliances, bikes, electronics, tools, lawn and garden equipment, furniture, and toys, are just a few of the items we can help repair. Before you throw it away, bring it to us! First Saturday of every month, 10am-noon.
Mar 08 Sunday
Max Bruch, 8 Pieces for clarinet, viola and piano Ernő Dohnányi, Sextet in C major for clarinet, horn and piano quartet, Op. 37
Music celebrating German Romanticism and American jazz.
General Admission $20College Student Admission is FREEK-12 Admission is FREE
A night of Latine and dance music to benefit Ayuda Mutua mutual aid network for the Greater Lafayette area.Door prize raffle, silent auction, and more!Doors @ 6pmMusic @ 7pmSuggested Donation at the Door- $15AMLI is a community-rooted mutual aid network led by and for immigrants. Showing up for one another. Focusing on food insecurity, community care, defense, and knowledge.