Christmas Eve Luminaries will start at the entrance of Falls Park off Pendleton Avenue and continue through the park to the Pendleton Historical Museum and end at the John Street.
The annual Christmas Eve tradition continues in Falls Park. Take a drive through Falls Park to see Christmas Eve Luminaries line Falls Park Drive during Hometown Christmas in Falls Park.
We encourage you to share your photos of the luminaries on our event page and on your social pages.
Message us if you would like to help set up the luminaries on Christmas Eve.

"The Game Corner" features a friendly video game tournament for teens in grades 6-12. Recent game selections include Nintendo Switch Sports, Super Smash Bros. Ultimate, TowerFall, and Rocket League.

The Museum's winter speaker series is a cozy way to spend an afternoon learning about the history of the local area with other community members.

View the new exhibit and mingle with artists and their supporters each month at Gallery 119.

As a valued Pendleton Chamber of Commerce member, your voice matters!

Step into the heart of Pendleton's business community at our highly anticipated Annual Member Meeting hosted by the Pendleton Chamber of Commerce. This exclusive gathering is a pivotal moment for our members to come together, reflect on our achievements, and chart the course for the year ahead.

Join us for an engaging evening filled with insightful presentations, collaborative discussions, and valuable networking opportunities.

Don't miss out on this essential event celebrating our collective achievements and setting the stage for continued growth and success. Mark your calendars and join us at the Pendleton Chamber of Commerce Annual Member Meeting for an evening of empowerment, collaboration, and camaraderie.

Join us for an energizing morning where connections are made, ideas are brewed, and the day begins with the perfect blend of business and camaraderie. The Morning Blend Chamber Breakfast — where every connection is a sip of success!

Speakers: Jill Coffey and Dianna Brooks of WorkOne Central Indiana will present on a variety of federal, state, and local resources available to employers, the changes to Indiana's employment and workforce development laws, and trends.

Have a family member, friend, or acquaintance with a dream of starting a business? This quarterly workshop is not just an event; it's the spark that lights the fire of entrepreneurship, propelling individuals toward a future filled with innovation, growth, and . cces. Join us on this exhilarating journey of turning ideas into enterprises and dreams into achievements.

Presenter: James Womack, Business Advisor, East Central Indiana Small Business Development Center

Bargain books, games, magazines, etc. with proceeds going back to support library programs. On the last day, fill a bag for $1!

FUNDRAISER. TICKETS MUST BE PURCHASED AHEAD OF TIME.

Read Me a Story is a traditional library storytime in the Children's area.
Read Me a Story is a less noisy program with individual play, so it has a TURTLE sensory and activity level: low noise with focused, calm activity.

This program emphasizes the early literacy activities of READ, PLAY, SING, TALK, and WRITE which are essential habits for getting ready to read, as determined by the American Library Association's Every Child Ready to Read program.