As autumn settles over central Indiana, Shelbyville comes alive with the sights, sounds, and flavors of the season. From community festivals to local history, the city offers plenty of ways to enjoy September and October. Whether you’re a longtime resident or just passing through, this is the perfect time to experience the charm of Shelbyville.

Upcoming Events in Shelbyville

Shelby County Farmer’s Market

Saturdays through September 27, 8 a.m. – Noon
Public Square, Downtown Shelbyville
Fresh produce, artisan goods, and local music make the Farmer’s Market a weekly favorite. It’s a great way to support local growers while soaking in the energy of the revitalized downtown.

Hoosier Heritage Conference

September 27, 8:30 a.m. – 11:30 a.m.
Blue River Memorial Park
Celebrate community and history with this event highlighting local heritage and the natural beauty of Shelby County.

St. Jude CYO Invitational

September 27, 2:00 p.m. – 5:00 p.m.
Blue River Memorial Park
Family-friendly fun, athletics, and community support all in one afternoon.

Grover Center “Blast from the Past: Disco Night”

September 27
Grover Museum
Travel back to the disco era for a night of music, dancing, and nostalgia. The Grover Museum blends fun with history, making this event a local favorite.

USSSA Girls Softball Tournament

September 28 (All day)
Blue River Memorial Park
Catch young athletes showcasing their talent in this exciting local tournament.

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Local Attractions to Explore Anytime

Grover Center / Grover Museum – Explore the “Streets of Old Shelby” exhibit and learn about Shelby County’s rich past.

Downtown Shelbyville – Shop, dine, and stroll through the beautifully restored Public Square.

Historic Landmarks – From the Shelby County Courthouse to the Porter Pool Bathhouse (now the Visitor Center), Shelbyville’s architecture tells stories of generations past.

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Tips for Fall Fun

Check the forecast – Many events are outdoors, and Indiana weather can be unpredictable.

Support local vendors – Buying from artisans and small businesses keeps Shelbyville thriving.

Bring family & friends – From festivals to history walks, most events are best enjoyed together.

Stay connected – Follow Mainstreet Shelbyville and the City of Shelbyville for updates.

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Shelbyville Welcomes You

This fall, Shelbyville is more than just a small Midwestern town—it’s a place where community, history, and fun come together. Whether you’re enjoying fresh cider at the Farmer’s Market, dancing the night away at Disco Night, or cheering on a local softball team, Shelbyville invites you to make the season memorable.