Looking for the best things to do this weekend in Indianapolis with kids? You’re in the right place. For May 29-31, 2026, we rounded up our top picks for family events across Indy and the surrounding suburbs, from a foam-filled last-day-of-school party in Avon to Mud Day in Greenwood, EarthFest at Garfield Park and a packed lineup of free summer concert series kicking off across the metro. Start with our curated picks below, then check out the full Indy family events calendar for even more options.
Things to Do This Weekend in Indianapolis with Kids | May 29-31, 2026
All Weekend
Pokémon Regional Championships | May 29-31 | Indiana Convention Center | Spectator passes required
The 2026 Indianapolis Pokémon Regional Championships bring competitive Trading Card Game, video game and Pokémon GO play to downtown for three days. Families can attend as spectators to watch tournament play and check out side events, including a Pokémon TCG Parent Tournament, Build & Battle events and casual on-demand pods. Best for kids already deep into Pokémon who will enjoy a busy convention setting.
Friday, May 29
Greenwood Mud Day | Freedom Park, Greenwood | 10 a.m.-1 p.m. | FREE
Mud Day at Freedom Park gives kids permission to do exactly what parents usually try to prevent: play in the mud. Designed for ages 2 to 10. Expect messy play, and check with Greenwood Parks for any weather updates before heading out.
Last Day of School Foam Party | Washington Township Park, Avon | 5 p.m. | FREE
Washington Township marks the start of summer break with three foam machines in the Upper Park, plus food trucks and Kona Ice. Bring goggles, a towel and a change of clothes.
Saturday, May 30
Free Fitness at the Market | Nickel Plate District Amphitheater, Fishers | 8-9 a.m. | FREE
Start Saturday morning with a beginner-friendly dance fitness class from Nykki Says Dance on the NPD AMP stage during the Fishers Farmers Market. No registration required. Bring your own mat.
Earth Day Indiana Festival | Garfield Park | 10 a.m.-4 p.m. | FREE
Earth Day Indiana brings EarthFest to Garfield Park for a day focused on environmental protection, conservation and sustainable living. Families can connect with community organizations, learn about local environmental efforts and explore the park together.
Teddy Bear Concert Series with the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra | East 38th Street Library | 11-11:45 a.m. | FREE
Five musicians from the ISO perform The Runaway Strings, a story-based introduction to the orchestra for young children. Kids can move along with the music and meet the violin, viola, cello and French horn. Teddy bears welcome. Space is limited.
Sunday, May 31
See concert series below for Sunday on the Patio at Mallow Run Winery.
Free Summer Concert Series Kicking Off This Weekend
If you’re looking past this weekend, several free outdoor concert series start up across the metro, giving you a built-in Friday or weekend plan all summer long.
Jams at the Junction | Grand Junction Plaza, Westfield | Friday, May 29 at 6:30 p.m. | FREE
Westfield kicks off its 2026 season with Dave & Rae on the Great Lawn at Grand Junction Plaza. Food trucks and lawn seating on site. A free parking shuttle runs from Westfield Washington Public Library. The series continues on select Fridays through August.
Whitestown Summer Concert Series | Main Street Park, Whitestown | Friday, May 29, 6-9 p.m. | FREE
Whitestown opens its Friday night concert series with Jambox, with local food and beverage vendors on site. Outside food and non-alcoholic drinks are welcome. Parking is limited, so walking, biking or carpooling is encouraged. The series runs Friday nights through July.
Summer Soundtracks at Arbuckle Acres Park | Arbuckle Acres Park, Brownsburg | Friday, May 29, 6-8 p.m. | FREE
Brownsburg’s free outdoor concert series opens with Southern Accents, a Tom Petty cover band. Bring chairs or blankets. Food trucks and a beer and wine garden (21 and over) are on site, and kids can play yard games on the lawn.
Greenwood Summer Concert Series | Greenwood Amphitheater, Craig Park | Saturday, May 30, 7-9 p.m. | FREE
The Bishops open the Greenwood Amphitheater’s Saturday night series in Craig Park. Bring lawn chairs, blankets and coolers (no glass or outside alcohol). Beer, wine and food available for purchase. The series runs select Saturdays through August.
Sunday on the Patio at Mallow Run Winery | Mallow Run Winery, Bargersville | Sunday, May 31, 12-6 p.m. | FREE
Mallow Run’s Sunday concert series features Acoustic Catfish on the patio. Grab a glass or bottle from the tasting room, then settle in on the patio, picnic tables or lawn. Food trucks at most events. No outside alcohol.
No matter what you choose, there’s plenty of fun to be had this weekend. For even more options, check out our full calendar of Indianapolis family events and our guide to free things to do in Indianapolis this month.
Things to do near Indianapolis this weekend (May 29-31, 2026):
