Events in Monroe County today

Discover the progress and future plans for the Glass City Riverwalk on a guided outing in Glass City Metropark. The experience begins at the Glass City Enrichment Center, where participants board an open-air golf cart for an up-close look at completed features, current construction, and what is coming next. This program is free with a required reservation, and space is limited. Offered on various dates and times.

Food and drink specials are paired with live entertainment from Bobby and Frankie May every Tuesday.

Explore cake decorating in a practical, hands-on class taught by Emily of Emmy's Kitchen. This event is intended for adults. Registration is available through the library.

Board the Sandpiper for a one hour river cruise that brings you close to the second largest painted mural in the world. This round trip experience follows Toledo’s riverfront, where bold colors and city views unfold from the water. Expect plenty of photo opportunities and sweeping scenery that appeal to art lovers, locals seeking a fresh perspective, and anyone interested in a distinctive outing. Guests may bring their own beverages, including alcoholic drinks, and a small cooler can be used to keep them chilled. Settle in, relax, and take in the artistry as the river frames a landmark work of public art.

Tech Night at TolHouse brings Toledo’s community together to explore how technology shapes work, learning, creativity, and business, and to help people identify their place in a rapidly changing landscape. The focus reaches beyond coding and AI, centering on access, awareness, skills, ownership, and opportunity. Conversations delve into workforce development, entrepreneurship and small business growth, practical uses of AI in daily life, education and youth pathways, and ways to connect with capital, training, and resources, all with the goal of helping Toledo compete on a national level. Backed by partners such as the Toledo African American Chamber of Commerce, JumpStart, and the UT Business Incubator, the event links participants to real resources, training, and support. Short speaking slots invite founders, builders, and community leaders to share ideas, programs, and ventures. Attendees can meet peers, build meaningful relationships, exchange insights, grow their networks, spark collaborations, and contribute to shaping the city’s future through technology and innovation.

Montrie Auction Gallery hosts an auction featuring tables of antiques, collectibles, and a variety of rare finds. A preview period is available before the sale for a closer look at what is on the block. With an assortment that spans many interests, it offers something for both first-time visitors and seasoned collectors.

An affirming group at the Equality Toledo Office for LGBTQ+ youth and allies ages 12 to 19. Each meetup features rotating activities, such as sharing favorite songs and building playlists on Music Day, painting and crafting on Art Day, friendly competition with board and video games and team challenges with prizes, karaoke, makeup and fashion exploration, and Drag Queen Story Hour along with other themed celebrations that include storytelling and occasional special guests. The lineup changes month to month, creating a relaxed, supportive setting to be yourself, make friends, and build community through creativity and conversation.

Get your crew together for a Feud-style game night at Caper's Restaurant & Bar. Teams collaborate to guess the most popular survey answers, earn points, and compete for bragging rights with gift certificates on the line. The top team receives a $20 gift certificate and second place takes $15. Specials include $2.50 tacos and $3.50 margaritas. The format is easy to learn and designed for a fun evening of laughs, food, drinks, and friendly competition.

World Ballet Company brings Swan Lake to the stage in a majestic retelling of romance, sorcery, and the struggle between light and darkness. A cast of 50 international dancers animates the story amid hand crafted sets and more than 150 meticulously sewn costumes. Signature moments appear throughout, from the delicate dance of the little swans to the Black Swan’s famed sequence of 32 fouettés, all set to Tchaikovsky’s sweeping score. The performance runs approximately 2 hours and 30 minutes, including a 20 minute intermission, and is suitable for ages 5 and older. Based in Los Angeles and led by Sasha Gorskaya and Gulya Hartwick, World Ballet Company tours beloved classics to cities across the nation with a mission to make ballet accessible to everyone. The ensemble features noted professional dancers representing over ten countries and has visited more than 300 cities, performing for audiences totaling over 500,000.

HopCat Ann Arbor hosts Sporcle Live Trivia with two separate games, giving teams multiple chances to win. It is free to play, prizes go to top teams, and food and drinks are available to keep minds sharp. Suitable for casual guessers and seasoned trivia fans alike.

Chinese Football brings its Occupy The Absence Tour to the stage with a performance open to fans of all ages.

This event at Ann Arbor Farmers Market features an introductory Rueda de Casino class followed by Cuban music and social dancing. Donations are appreciated to support continued growth.

Cousin Curtiss delivers gritty Americana rock steeped in soul, now supercharged by the electric guitar firepower of Harrison B. Together they craft a huge, full-tilt sound with just two players, racing through bluesy passages at bluegrass clip, unleashing whirlwind acoustic guitar, searing harmonica, and high-energy solos, all locked to a driving kick drum pulse. Presented as part of The Ark’s Artist Spotlight Series with support from Ford Philanthropy, this performance is available in person and also via livestream on The Ark’s Facebook and YouTube channels. Admission is free, and nonperishable food donations are welcomed in support of Food Gatherers.

At Kerrytown Market & Shops of Ann Arbor, a 107-year-old, producer-only market showcases farm products, prepared foods, beverages, and artisan goods throughout the year. Shoppers can find seasonal fruits and vegetables, mushrooms, herbs, and microgreens. Offerings include fresh eggs, pastured meat and poultry, lake fish, flowers, plants, and seedlings. Pantry staples and treats range from honey, maple syrup, cheese, bread, jam, pickles, and hot sauce to pastries and baked goods with gluten-free and allergen-free options. Beverages such as apple cider, coffee, tea, juice, and mead are available. The market also features candles, body care items, jewelry, art, clothing, textiles, ceramics, cutting boards, gifts, and more. Everything is sold directly by producers.

JLC’s Low-Cost Community Book Sale is a family-run event organized by Joe and Hailey that draws its entire selection from local donations through the Give My Books community service. The sale features a well organized, categorized collection of more than 40,000 books, including popular titles alongside eclectic vintage and antique finds that change from one sale to the next, with options that appeal to readers, collectors, and resellers at very reasonable prices. Beyond books, shoppers will find around 5,000 DVDs and CDs, hundreds of audiobooks, plus video games, puzzles, and board games. Cash and credit are accepted. There is a Premium Access Day that offers first pick, with children’s picture and story books priced at $2, and all other books, including young adult, juvenile fiction, and graphic novels, at $4. The general sale that follows offers children’s picture and story books for $1, and all other books for $2. Media pricing includes single CDs for $2 and CD sets for $4, DVDs at $3 for movies and $5 for seasons and box sets, audiobooks for $3, video games for platforms such as Xbox, Wii, and GameCube for $5, puzzles for $3, and board games for $5. Admission is free. A special Teachers Night runs during the Premium Access period, and with proof of teaching or homeschooling, educators can pay regular prices during that time rather than Premium Access pricing. Teachers and homeschool families receive a 10% discount on any day with appropriate proof. The organizers ask that these special prices, discounts, and free book offers connected to educator hours be used to benefit students, classrooms, or homeschool households, and they reserve the right to decline those benefits if they are not being used for that purpose. The sale takes place at the Washtenaw Farm Council Grounds in Building A.

This free intermediate line dancing class is for adults 55 and older who already have some experience and know the names of the basic steps. Each session introduces a new routine and reviews several learned in recent weeks, then concludes with open dance time to practice. Instruction is provided by Melanie Kempton of LinedUP Line Dancing, and no registration is required. Wear comfortable clothing and shoes that make it easy to turn on the dance floor. Line dancing supports fitness, mental sharpness, and social connection. The class meets at the Hunt Center, now situated behind the Planet Fitness at Southland Shopping Center; look for the blue awning at the entrance. A separate Absolute Beginner option is available for those new to line dancing. For questions, contact Melanie at 419-419-9785.

This club offers teens ages 12 to 17 a chance to play a variety of board games, role-playing games, and video games, featuring a new Nintendo Switch 2 console. For questions, contact Andy Jackson, Teen Services Librarian, at ajackson@tecumsehlibrary.org.

Dragon's Roost hosts a weekly Wednesday gathering devoted to all things Warhammer, offering open play that is free to attend. Tables welcome favorites like Warhammer 40,000, Age of Sigmar, Horus Heresy, Warcry, and Necromunda, creating an easygoing space to set up a game and enjoy the hobby with others.

The Toledo Game Room Play! Pokémon League offers a casual play community for TCG, VG, GO, Pocket, and more. Activities include Go Raids and TCG Raids, unique format tournaments, and competitive events such as League Challenge and League Cup. The league also hosts holiday parties. Participants can receive a Prize Pack for playing in league and taking part in events.

Explore food preservation in a practical class led by Chef Keegan of Lakehouse Bakery. Designed with newcomers in mind, this adults-only session requires no advance registration. Direct questions to dmckenzie@tecumsehlibrary.org.

Enjoy an evening at Great Black Swamp Brewing Company with live big band music from Night Session Big Band. Sip a beverage and dance along to swinging tunes.

Set out on the Sandpiper for a lively trivia cruise filled with laughs, scenic views, and friendly rivalry. Enjoy two back to back games, each about an hour, with questions spanning current events, general knowledge, sports, a photo round, and a touch of Sandpiper history. Teams of any size are welcome, and solo players may be encouraged to join a team. Plan for roughly two hours of play and bring one smartphone with an internet connection per team. There is no additional charge for the games, they are included with your fare, and the winning team will be recognized by name on J&M Cruise Lines social media.

Club members will put items up for auction, and sales are open to the public. It is an opportunity for members to offer their pieces while anyone from the community can make a purchase.

Devon Gilfillian brings the Time Will Tell Tour to the stage with songs from his third studio album, a project shaped by life’s highs and lows. Recorded at RCA Studio A in Nashville, it was cut live to tape using varispeed, with most vocals captured in a single pass. Gilfillian co-wrote and produced alongside longtime drummer and friend Jonathan Smalt, with Neal H Pogue, whose credits include Tyler the Creator and OutKast, serving as executive producer. The music threads soul through a blend of rock, funk, and country, pairing candid reflections on missteps and fragility with a hard-earned sense of perseverance and gratitude. Jon Muq opens the show. Born in Uganda and now based in Austin, he treats music as an ongoing conversation with the world, blending African and western influences into songs offered as intimate gifts that inspire reflection and resilience. He aims for joyful, personally resonant pieces that can meet listeners wherever they are. Experiences from childhood in Uganda and life in America inform a perspective that seeks common ground for those with much or with little. His debut album was made with producer Dan Auerbach, and his touring history includes performances with Billy Joel, Norah Jones, Mavis Staples, Amythyst Kiah, Corinne Bailey Rae, and others.

Break up the day with a two hour lunchtime cruise aboard the Sandpiper as it travels the Maumee River. Take in views of grand riverfront homes, historic yacht clubs, and local wildlife, and enjoy a fresh perspective on downtown Toledo’s heritage from the water. Lunch is catered by Dave’s Cosmic Subs. When reserving, select your preferred sub to enjoy on board, or have any sub prepared as a salad for an additional $1. Soft drinks and water are included. Guests may bring their own beverages, including alcoholic drinks, to complement the meal, and a small cooler helps keep everything chilled. Reservations close two hours before departure to accommodate catering.

Returning for 2026, this lunchtime series brings live music and a lively atmosphere to Levis Square Park in Downtown Toledo. Each date features a changing selection of local food trucks serving tacos, barbecue, sweet treats, and flavors from around the world. It offers a relaxed break in the middle of the day and a chance to enjoy a meal with coworkers, friends, or family while connecting with the community on select weekdays throughout the summer season.

Explore a community farmers market featuring local produce and foods, artisan-made goods, live music, and food trucks. Children can enjoy free crafts and activities, and there are giveaways and special events that add extra fun. Many vendors accept EBT, DUFB, and PFH; check individual booths for the payment methods they take. Visit the information booth at the market with any questions or to exchange EBT for tokens to spend with participating vendors.

Now based at Little Break Cowork, this monthly networking meetup for mom entrepreneurs began as a Power Lunch at Truic and has grown into a relaxed, connection-first afternoon held on the last Thursday of each month. It brings together mothers who are launching ideas or expanding established ventures for conversation, community, and collaboration. Participants may use the coworking space at no cost, and optional childwatch is available for $20, making it easier to focus on connections and business goals.

New this year, a weekly farmers market takes place at the American Farm Museum. On Thursdays, shoppers can explore local products, discover fresh selections, and enjoy the spirit of the season. For one week, the market relocates to downtown Blissfield in conjunction with the Harvest Festival.

Family Night at Urban Air Toledo offers an evening centered on adventure, laughter, and time together. It features unlimited access to Urban Air attractions along with special activities and games for all ages. The atmosphere is lively and upbeat, creating high-energy fun for families. A Platinum Family Night Package is available for $74.99, providing a bundled option focused on value. The experience underscores how shared play can create lasting family memories.

Seven Kerrytown galleries welcome the public for a neighborhood-wide art experience that spans multiple locations and activities. Each participating space features a changing mix of artist talks, demonstrations, pop-up showcases, and special appearances that highlight Ann Arbor’s creative community. Visitors can pick up a Gallery Passport, collect a stamp at every stop, and enter a raffle. The grand prize includes items from each participating business as appreciation for supporting local art. Participating venues include Gutman Gallery, Chris Nordin Studio Gallery, WSG Gallery, Cluster Museum, Thistle & Bess, Found Gallery, and TeaHaus.

A weekly night of board games is organized by Travis Rhoades and the T Town Board Gamers. It is open to anyone who wants to play, and there is no charge to attend.

Players gather for the longest running Marvel Crisis Protocol night in Toledo, with tabletop action where cars and buildings get tossed around the table. Demos are available for anyone who has not played before and wants to learn how it works. Admission is free and the event brings together the Marvel Crisis Protocol community in Toledo.

Line dancing takes place at Wilson Park in Toledo. Enjoy the activity in a relaxed park setting.

Evening sailboat races on the Ottawa River take place at Jolly Roger Sailing Club as part of a fall series. Racing will not occur during the club cruise, and some dates are dependent on weather. Registration details and the Notice of Race should be reviewed in advance.

Gather friends at Farver's for an evening of painting paired with a drink. Local artist and teacher Katherine Downie leads the session with step by step guidance so everyone creates a personal work of art. You can get a beverage at the bar before getting started. Registration is $20 and includes all supplies.

At Yoza in Temperance, Michigan, this weekly sound bath series offers a calm reset devoted to carving out space in a busy life. Sessions encourage releasing obligations that no longer serve you and cultivating room for joy, peace, possibility, gratitude, and deep rest. Each gathering blends quiet reflection, gentle breathwork, and guided meditation with an immersive crystal bowl soundscape, followed by time to integrate the experience. The opening theme centers on creating space for yourself and reconnecting with what may have been too busy to notice. Pricing is $25 per session, with a Rest Pass available for four sessions at $90.

A weekly Sporcle pub quiz takes place on Thursdays at Hooligan's Grill.

A rotating lineup features up-and-coming talent from the greater Detroit region and beyond, with comics at every stage of their journey stepping into the spotlight. First-timers share the stage with seasoned performers who are testing brand new material, and some acts are auditioning for a chance to perform at the Comedy Showcase. The show is unfiltered and unpredictable, with surprises in every set.

Pianist Barron Ryan presents a piano show that invites smiles, movement, and fresh discoveries all at once. Classic Meets Cool blends classical, jazz, and pop with brand new pieces shaped by country, soul, and funk, offering an easy entry point for listeners of every background, from kids and grandparents to the musically skeptical. The program moves from I Want You Back by the Jackson 5 arranged by B. C. P. Ryan and Nursery Rhymes arranged by B. C. P. Ryan to Suite Thing, Op. 2 by B. C. P. Ryan with its movements Out for Delivery, Purdie Please, If I Don’t See You Again, and Flash in the Pan, along with Happy by Pharrell Williams. After intermission, the spotlight turns to Suite Bergamesque, L. 75 by Claude Debussy featuring Clair de lune, followed by The Holberg Suite, Op. 40 by Edvard Grieg opening with Praeludium, James P. Johnson’s Snowy Morning Blues, My One and Only Love by Guy Wood arranged by D. Ryan, and Oscar Peterson’s Blues Etude. The aim is simple and joyful, revealing just how thrilling a single piano can be.

Paula Cole returns to the stage with THIS FIRE: 30, a special anniversary tour honoring three decades of her album This Fire. A Grammy-winning singer and songwriter known for candid lyrics and a sound that crosses genres, she first earned wide attention with music that felt personal yet resonated broadly. For this tour she performs This Fire in full, revisiting songs that helped define their moment and bringing fresh nuance and power to each one. The concert is designed to be intimate and emotionally charged, staying true to the album’s spirit while reflecting the growth of her artistry over the years. Reaching more than 50 markets across the United States, the United Kingdom, and Europe, THIS FIRE: 30 marks one of Cole’s most expansive runs in recent years and celebrates a classic release along with the enduring connection it forged with listeners worldwide. Presented with support from ann arbor's 107one. A limited VIP package is available. It includes a general admission ticket, early entry with first access to merchandise, and an invitation to the pre-show soundcheck that features a brief piano performance and a Q&A with Paula. Guests also receive an official THIS FIRE: 30 zine and a commemorative laminate with lanyard. There is no formal meet and greet or posed photo, though photos may be taken from the audience.

Local food trucks gather at County Farm Park near the Platt entrance, offering a variety of dishes in a picnic friendly setting. Enjoy the park’s scenery while sampling favorites from around the area. Service continues while trucks have food available. No registration is required. Food vendors interested in a future Foodie Friday can submit an interest form.

On the Rocks Trio brings a mix of country, classic rock, and other crowd favorites to Altrusa Park in the heart of Downtown Monroe. The set invites dancing, sing-along moments, or simply relaxing and soaking up the summer vibe. Attendees may want to bring a chair for comfortable seating. Adult beverages purchased within the Social District from participating Downtown Monroe bars or restaurants may be carried into the park.

Indian Stadium becomes a gathering place for Tecumseh alumni as the Tecumseh Alumni Association connects with graduates before and during the Homecoming game. Treats will be available, with opportunities to reconnect with familiar faces and take photos to mark the occasion. The first 100 alumni receive a special giveaway, and there is a chance to win a basket filled with goodies from local Tecumseh alumni businesses. Some THS teachers from past years will be on site to say hello. Alumni from every graduating class are welcome.

Explore watercolor techniques while capturing the colors of the harvest in a hands-on class led by Haley Jula Design. Hosted at Musgrove + Company, this session welcomes beginners and experienced painters to create vibrant studies of garden vegetables. All materials are provided, and each ticket includes a beverage from M+Co to enjoy while you paint. Expect step-by-step guidance, a relaxed creative atmosphere, and a finished piece inspired by the simple charm of the summer garden to take home. Tickets are non-refundable.

Battletech enthusiasts gather at Toledo Game Room for casual tabletop battles, with experienced players available to help teach the game to newcomers. There is no fee to participate, but players should bring their own mechs. Alpha Strike players are welcome as well.

Each week features games of Star Wars Shatterpoint, Legions, X-Wing, and Armada. A community Guild master will be present to answer questions and help anyone getting started. Free to attend.

The Michigan Center for Youth Justice presents a gala at the Ann Arbor City Club in Ann Arbor, celebrating its 70th year. The program features food, opportunities to connect, and featured speakers, along with a silent auction. An awards segment will recognize individuals for their commitment to juvenile justice reform in Michigan. Tickets are offered on a sliding scale.

Elsa brings a live rendition of Let It Go to MilkShake Factory (Ann Arbor), followed by a dance lesson, games that get everyone moving, and storytime. Young fans will have the chance to meet and take photos with the Frozen queen, and costumes are welcome. Presented in partnership with Starbright Entertainment LLC and Milkshake Factory Ann Arbor.

Friday Night Magic features a Pauper event with prizes for participants. Entry is currently 11 dollars and is subject to change. Two Play Booster packs per player are added to the prize pool, with extra prizes based on attendance. Every player receives a promo pack, and the winner earns a foil promo card while supplies last.

A show featuring Jervis Campbell with special guest Nathan Colberg. The event welcomes attendees of all ages. Ticket sales will open.

This relaxed Commander event has no entry fee. Participating players are eligible for a raffle of four Wizard's Promo Packs.

Josh Adams brings a stacked resume of comedy wins, from BET’s Apollo Live Season 2 at the Apollo Theater to Showdown in Motown, Funniest Person in Grand Rapids, Best of the Fest at the Detroit Laugh Comedy Festival, and New York’s Devil’s Cup Comedy Competition. His on-screen moments include a spontaneous roast of NFL players captured on HBO’s Hard Knocks. He is a regular voice on WDET’s What’s So Funny About Detroit?, his album Live at the Drop highlights his command of the room, and he hosts The Josh Adams Podcast with candid takes on comedy, culture, and life. Shaped by a background that spans both the hood and the suburbs, his material blends sharp observations, personal stories, and quick crowd work to connect with many different audiences. Look for a set at the Comedy Showcase that pairs crisp storytelling with real-world perspective and plenty of laughs.

Atomic Cafe' Band returns to Uncle Lyle's for a night of live music. Smoked meats and drinks are available before the show, followed by a rock filled evening.

The Atomic Cafe returns to Uncle Lyle’s Tavern & Grill with a live set that revisits the 80s alternative tracks they performed during their University of Michigan days, mixed with new selections and a few Michigan songs. The performance blends nostalgia with fresh material for a spirited mix of familiar sounds and new picks.

Settle in for a night of modern Americana as Joe Pug and Willie Watson share the spotlight, blending vivid songwriting with deep folk roots. Joe Pug left college, worked as a carpenter, and broke into Chicago’s music scene, and since 2008 he has released acclaimed albums and toured across the United States and abroad. His lyrics carry a raw intensity that has earned high praise, with critics drawing lines to the grit of Tom Waits, the stark edge of Warren Zevon, and Tom Wilson, and noting that only a handful of songwriters such as Dylan, Waits, Ritter, and Prine make fitting points of comparison. Willie Watson traces his path to an epiphany in an apple orchard as a teenager, a moment that soon led to the founding of Old Crow Medicine Show. After collaborations with David Rawlings and Gillian Welch and two Folk Singer records devoted to traditional material, he steps forward with a self-titled album of original songs, sharing tales of heartbreak, hard lessons, and hope with a clear rural tenor. He continues to honor the tradition with favorites like Mole in the Ground and Stan Rogers’ Harris and the Mare, and he revisits that formative orchard night in the talking gospel piece Reap ’em in the Valley, which closes his debut as a songwriter.

Set in the Kerrytown area of Ann Arbor, this long-running, producer-only market celebrates a 106-year tradition with 125 Michigan vendors. Shoppers will find an abundant selection spanning seasonal fruits and vegetables, mushrooms, herbs, microgreens, farm fresh eggs, pastured meat and poultry, flowers, plants, and seedlings, along with pantry favorites like honey, maple syrup, cheese, bread, jam, pickles, hot sauce, and pastries. There are gluten-free and allergen-free baked goods, plus apple cider, coffee, tea, juice, and mead. Artisan makers add to the experience with candles, body care products, cards, jewelry, art, clothing, textiles, ceramics, cutting boards, gifts, and more. Open throughout the year, the market connects the community with fresh food, beverages, and artisan items directly from Michigan producers.

The 2nd Annual Golf Outing at Giant Oak Golf Club offers a day of golf to benefit Bedford Hockey. Registration is available for golfers and volunteers, and sponsorship opportunities are offered.

Now in its 25th summer season in historic downtown Saline, the Saline Farmers Market brings a wide mix of offerings to explore. Shop for fresh fruits and vegetables, garden plants, cut flowers, breads and pastries, meats and poultry, eggs, cheeses, and other unexpected finds. The market also features free programming each weekend, with music, educational activities, and craft opportunities to round out the experience.

THE-Series returns with a slate of events that blends longtime favorite stops with newer venues across four states, with locations set within a reasonable distance of one another. This round is at Tarcar and features a structured day at the track that begins with practice and registration, followed by track preparation, a drivers meeting, and racing. Entry fees are $45 for the first class, $35 for a second, and $15 for any additional classes. The 15U Novice class is free with an adult entry. A personal transponder is required for every class. Friday practice information is provided on the track specific flyer. Classes include 15 and Under, E-Buggy, E-Truggy, Nitro Buggy, Nitro Truggy, 40+ E-Buggy, 4x4 SCT, and Mini Truggy.

A weekly farmers market takes place at The Market on Evans.

Explore the craft of hand rolled beeswax candles in a warm, beginner-welcoming workshop at Vod's Here, Sewing & Crafting Emporium. The session opens with an overview of natural beeswax, its standout qualities, and the time-honored process behind rolled candles. Participants are walked through each step, from selecting appropriate wicks and handling sheets of pure beeswax to perfecting the rolling technique for elegant, long-burning taper candles. After the fundamentals, there is time to try out various sizes and add simple finishes so each piece feels personal. The workshop also covers best practices for burning and storage, plus easy ways to use candles at home or as thoughtful gifts. All supplies are included, and everyone leaves with a small set of hand rolled candles and the confidence to keep making them independently. No prior creative experience is required, and the activity is suitable for ages 10 and older.

Aboard the Sandpiper, discover the Maumee River on a relaxed cruise that blends local history, wildlife, and sweeping waterfront scenery. Glide past stately Victorian mansions and other historic homes, many visible only from the water, while a guide shares stories about the properties and the families who built them. Watch for bald eagles overhead, herons and egrets in the shallows, and turtles basking on logs. The experience is peaceful, family friendly, and full of photo opportunities for anyone who loves the outdoors. Guests are welcome to bring breakfast or brunch to enjoy on board. Small coolers are allowed, and adult beverages may be brought along.

Experience a lively day of music at Promenade Park in Downtown Toledo, featuring a full lineup of bands, a variety of food trucks, and beer. This fundraiser supports Toledo Firefighters Local 92 charities, with all proceeds benefiting their efforts. For sponsorships, vendor opportunities, or volunteer inquiries, contact Todd at 419-392-8633.

Michigan Stadium hosts a Big Ten showdown as the Michigan Wolverines welcome the Iowa Hawkeyes. The matchup contrasts Iowa’s physical, defense-led approach with Michigan’s talent and tempo in one of college football’s most storied settings. The stage is set for a contest shaped by field position, pivotal third downs, and an energized crowd that could influence the closing moments.

Get acquainted with Pathfinder Second Edition in an introductory session that explains core gameplay. Learn how combat works, how to approach skill challenges, and how to identify and handle traps and haunts, including what sets them apart. The session also guides you through creating a character and answers common questions about the system.

Roll up your sleeves for a hands-on clay session where you will create personalized clay magnets. Suitable for complete beginners as well as experienced makers, you will be guided step by step in an easygoing, creative setting. Light refreshments are provided.

Lenawee Pride returns for its seventh year in Lenawee County with a community celebration in Downtown Adrian. The event honors the LGBTQIA+ community and its history, working to create a welcoming, empowering, and inclusive space for everyone while acknowledging those who paved the way. The day features a full slate of entertainment and activities that includes a DJ, drag and other queer performances, vendors, LGBTQIA+ history, local service providers and organizations, food trucks, and a Shop & Strut presented with allied businesses. Headliner Baddie Brooks leads the show, with live music from Hornet's Daughter. Cypressene Fitness brings line dancing, and Colorful Events offers face painting. W4 Entertainment provides DJ, sound, and stage production. Drag entertainers include Virgil ciel, Nika Fierce, Solo Jackson, Cherri the Khimera, Fantasthma, and Gizelle DeVaux. More than 40 vendors and organizations will be on site, and food trucks include Rock Yo Taco and Bussin' Bowls. Participating downtown businesses will be announced.

2 Left Missing performs at 419 MusicFest, a charity-focused music event at Promenade Park in downtown Toledo, appearing alongside other musicians.

Explore the basics of mediumship in a welcoming class for anyone curious about receiving signs from Spirit. Clarify the nature of mediumship, learn how Spirit may communicate, and practice noticing and trusting the signs, symbols, sensations, and messages that can show up in everyday life. Build practical skills to strengthen awareness, develop your own abilities, and create healthy energetic boundaries. The session includes interactive exercises, chances to connect with others on a similar path, and guidance from psychic medium Raven and Connie as they share experiences, lessons, and useful tips. All experience levels are welcome. The class fee is $100. Space is limited.

This casual open play Commander event welcomes players of all skill levels. Entry is free.

Set sail on the Glass City Pearl for a Lake Erie cruise designed around golden hour views. Over the course of three relaxing hours, the boat glides from the river toward open water, offering a front row seat as the sky shifts through vivid oranges, pinks, and purples. Expect a memorable look at the Toledo Harbor Lighthouse, a striking landmark that makes a standout photo as daylight fades. This is a BYOB outing, so bring your preferred wine, cocktails, or beer, along with any snacks you enjoy. Ideal for a date night, a celebration with friends, or time to unwind in nature, this sunset experience turns simple moments into lasting memories.

Located on the waterfront in Riverside, this event offers a stage, fire pits, comfortable seating, and food and beverages.

An (Un-)Plugged benefit music open mic raising funds for UNICEF. Every donation collected supports UNICEF. CiaoDiPao welcomes newcomers with a first drink. An optional plug-in setup will be available using The Can street amp and several panels, so performers can play unplugged or plug in if they prefer. Musicians can sign up before the music begins.

Habitat restoration is the focus at Searles Nature Preserve, a 50 acre natural area owned by Washtenaw Bird & Nature Alliance that safeguards the headwaters of Stony Creek. In North America, 97 percent of land birds depend on animal protein, mostly insects, to feed their young, and many insects require specific native host plants to reproduce, so strengthening plant diversity is vital for bird conservation. Volunteers will remove invasive plants and enhance habitat variety. Tools and instruction will be available. Bringing leather work gloves is recommended, with loaner pairs on hand. Wear long pants, tall socks, and closed toe shoes or boots. Meet at the preserve entrance on Bolla Road between Crane and Stony Creek Roads.

Embark on a 3-hour cruise aboard the Glass City Pearl that travels from the Maumee River to Lake Erie, showcasing Toledo’s maritime scenery and history. Take in views of the Toledo Harbor Lighthouse and the historic remains of the Turtle Island Lighthouse as the landscape shifts from river to open lake. The route may change depending on water levels. Guests may bring their own food and beverages, including spirits, and are welcome to pack a cooler for a picnic on board. Expect fresh lake breezes, memorable photo opportunities, and a relaxing way to experience the region’s lighthouse landmarks, ideal for history lovers, lighthouse fans, and photographers.

Great food and live acoustic music come together on the patio for a mix of dining and tunes.

The Dan Tyminski Band brings the artistry of a leading figure in contemporary bluegrass to the stage. Tyminski’s musical path began in childhood at fiddle contests, square dances, and bluegrass festivals across New England, shaping a lifelong passion for live performance. Across more than three decades, he has made an impact well beyond bluegrass, providing the singing voice behind George Clooney’s performance of the Stanley Brothers classic I Am A Man of Constant Sorrow in the film O Brother, Where Art Thou? and collaborating with Avicii on Hey Brother, a worldwide hit with over a billion streams. His solo projects and years with Alison Krauss and Union Station have produced a rich collection of acclaimed recordings. His live shows with the Dan Tyminski Band have become favorites among bluegrass fans and regularly draw interest from listeners across genres. A prolific songwriter, he has written with Monty Criswell, Phillip Lammonds, Kristian Bush, Ashley Monroe, Chris Stapleton, and others. Tyminski has earned 14 Grammy Awards and is a four-time Male Vocalist of the Year honoree from the International Bluegrass Music Association.

Experience musical improv comedy at a new monthly jam guided by Michelle Weiss and Jamie Artman. They lead participants through a mix of song-centered improv games and practice activities. Bring your singing voice and jump in, or sit back to watch and cheer for everyone taking the stage.