Events in Maple Grove today

A community focused fun run that blends philanthropy with personal fitness goals, with all registrations benefiting the Children’s Minnesota Kids Cancer Fund. In the Baby Backyard format, a new 5K begins each hour across a 10 hour window, and completing one every hour adds up to a 50K ultra finish. The course stays open the entire time, so participants decide how far to go and can start or pause whenever they like. Follow the hourly 5K challenge, stop in for a couple of loops, or take a final lap near the finish. Those seeking an ultra effort can keep moving the whole event, and the course record is open for a challenge. There are no DNFs, since the distance is entirely up to each person. Finisher status begins at 5K, and walking, jogging, sauntering, and family friendly strolling are welcome.

This all game show includes divisions by age, with buckles available in every group.

This Stamp-A-Stack class centers on handmade card making. It draws inspiration from projects created in a recent class and provides more opportunities for creative stamping and paper crafting.

Support a cause while you shop. All proceeds will help purchase school supplies for children who have left abusive homes. Admission is $2. Children’s clothing is $1 and adult clothing is $2, and a rack of brand-new boutique pieces with tags is available for $5. Find baked goods, toys and games, winter coats, and more, with other miscellaneous items priced as marked.

Settle onto your mat for a welcoming yoga class for all levels led by instructor Paige Findley at Divine Lights. It is a gentle practice that supports beginners and those returning to yoga, with attention to breath, body awareness, and essential movements so everyone can move at a comfortable pace. The cost is $15 per person, paid in person. A limited number of mats will be available on a first come, first served basis, so bringing your own is encouraged. Enter through the door at the back of the building from the parking lot, and look for posted signs. For questions or concerns, text Paige at 706-498-1592. Space is limited.

Back to School at Modern Threads offers a one-stop shopping experience for the new season. Browse the latest arrivals, discover early fall styles, and find cute, comfortable outfits for students, teachers, and everyday school drop-off or pick-up. Local makers and vendors will feature handmade goods for a lively, feel-good shopping day. Vendor applications are available for those interested in participating.

Illumination Saturday is a community centered day of healing and insight where mini sessions are offered on a pay what you want basis. Readers, healers, psychics, and intuitives provide brief sessions for goodwill donations to support those seeking guidance, clarity, or a chance to explore new to you modalities in a warm, welcoming space. Walk-ins are accepted and sessions are first come, first served. Practitioner availability varies, and the final appointment is taken according to each practitioner's individual schedule. It is an opportunity to meet the in-house practitioners, share energy, and build connections.

Enjoy open board gaming at no cost. There is ample space and plenty of tables for play. Bring your own games, borrow from a demo shelf of board games, or buy one and start playing. Friends and family are welcome. Gaming space is also available throughout the week.

A welcoming coffee gathering centered on community and friendship at Flour and Friends Bakery and Coffee. It offers a relaxed space to say hello, connect with others, and learn more about Brooklyn Park WT and its members.

This health fair centers on the relationship between civic participation and community health. It invites people to explore how engagement in public life contributes to stronger, healthier communities.

This meat raffle offers a chance to win a $20 gift card from Brothers Meat Market. Every other round also includes a $1 drink special tied to the number after the winner.

Vintage automobiles from before 1915, many powered by one or two cylinders, will pause at the parking lot nearest the Anoka County Historical Society as they travel from New London to New Brighton. Drivers will park for a rest stop, giving spectators a chance to see these rolling museums up close before the run continues.

This weekly park gathering in Brooklyn Park, Minnesota features combat, spellcasting, roleplay, and a welcoming sense of camaraderie. Participants can test their skills in fights, cast spells, and step into character while connecting with others. The focus is on shared fun in a friendly atmosphere.

Meat Spin features games priced at one or two dollars. A complimentary drink is provided after each round.

Broadway Pizza in Maple Grove hosts lively digital races every Saturday. Tickets are $1 each, and participants have a chance to win cash.

Settle into a relaxed workshop where you design a custom succulent container that reflects your style, with friendly guidance from experienced staff as you go. Succulents are the stars, and you can mix in accent plants and groundcovers to complete the look. Choose playful touches like fairy garden decorations or keep it clean and simple... the choice is entirely yours. Registration is $15 and includes potting soil, decorative rock, design support, and a place at the table. Plants and containers are purchased separately, so the total depends on what you select. Bring a favorite container from home or pick one on site, and find everything arranged to make getting started easy. A charcuterie board will be available.

Take a trip across Italy through its wines on this guided tasting at Total Wine & More. You’ll sample a range of styles, from bright Proseccos and crisp Pinot Grigios in the north to Tuscany’s Sangiovese-based favorites, plus the rich, dark reds from Sicily. The session runs for 1.5 hours, and tickets cost $20.

True North Wrestling presents a live event at Crystal Community Center. Tickets are available in advance and at the door. The talent lineup will be announced.

A welcoming workspace is set aside for assembling and painting, open to beginners learning the basics and seasoned creators exploring advanced techniques. Participation is free. More activities are on the way, including additional paint competitions that may be judged by a panel or by fellow participants, plus more speed painting contests.

Challenge your skills in a weekly Flesh and Blood Armory event featuring Classic Constructed. Entry is $10. Every participant receives one GEM Pack and is guaranteed two Prize Packs, with additional prize packs awarded based on final standings.

The Hero and The Villain take the stage at 10K Brewing, presenting a mix of new originals, earlier originals, and classic cover tunes.

Six Feet Under teams up with Kataklysm for a live show at Studio B in Minneapolis. All ages are welcome, and tickets are available for general admission.

Head out to Pints & Paddle in Maple Grove for a live show by GB Leighton. The concert gets started at 7:30 PM local venue time.

Kick off your morning with an all-levels yoga session focused on gentle movement, mindful breathing, and connecting with the community. After class, you can stick around in the taproom and enjoy OMNI’s community-centered atmosphere, plus you’ll get 50% off one beverage of your choice. Bring a yoga mat and water bottle, and arrive a little early since doors open at 8:50 AM.

This Standard format event uses Swiss rounds and has a 32 player cap. Entry is $20. The winner receives a Newtype Winner Promo, and each Top 8 finisher receives a Newtype Top 8 Promo. All participants earn at least one pack per match win plus a Newtype Participation Promo. Preregistration is available.

Rescue Network returns to Pub 42’s Woofstock with adoptable dogs ready to meet potential new families. The event features live music, tasty food and drinks, giveaways and samples, and a charity raffle. Free Pub 42 dog bandanas are available while supplies last. It is a welcoming setting to connect with rescue pups and fellow dog lovers.

Pub 42’s Woofstock returns this summer as a dog friendly patio gathering that welcomes pet lovers, their pups, and the community for an afternoon of food and drinks, live tunes, and pup centered activities. Look for giveaways, samples, a charity raffle, and adoptable dogs. Mark Stary performs live, and craft beer along with Tito’s Vodka will be available. Free Pub 42 dog bandanas are available while supplies last. Vendors will also be on site.

A weekly Star Wars Legion open play session offers casual games in a welcoming setting. Space is reserved for Legion players, and there is no cost to participate. Monthly Star Wars Legion tournaments are also available.

A welcoming Dungeons & Dragons league set in the town of Sunburry brings together enthusiastic players and devoted Dungeon Masters for story-driven adventures. The atmosphere is family friendly and well suited to children, newcomers, and seasoned veterans, creating a comfortable place to roll dice and explore. This growing community highlights fun, collaboration, and an easy path for anyone to step into the game.

This casual Pokémon gathering invites fans to play, trade, or simply hang out with other players. Registration includes your choice of a booster from standard releases or an official Pokémon Season Prize Pack, plus a random pull from the Prize Deck that may feature rares, promo cards, a free pack, Pokémon swag, or even store credit. Players who enjoy Pokémon GO or playing on Switch are welcome as well.

Share and take home useful items at a free, outdoor gifting meetup in the parking lot at Lord of Life Lutheran Church in Maple Grove. People bringing items arrive before the start to park and lay out their giveaways, and browsing begins only once the event opens. For safety, participating vehicles remain parked until the event concludes. Restrooms are available at the venue. Drop off donations are not accepted, and anyone who brings items must take home anything that is left. Everyone is welcome. This series previously took place at the Weaver Lake Elementary parking area and has now moved to this location. Organizers are planning these gatherings further in advance, and the schedule may change if volunteer support is insufficient. Please review and follow the event rules, as not doing so may affect attendance at future events.

STEM exploration blends with creature-themed adventure in this hands-on camp. Budding trainers take on projects inspired by well-known games and trading cards. Participants gather collectible cards, build simple circuits, design and test catapults, and jump into more activities, all focused on learning through play. By the finish, campers will be on their path to becoming Funémon trainers.

At Weaver Lake Park in Maple Grove, this youth camp invites ages 8 to 17 to build confidence, collaborate with peers, and explore personal growth through outdoor adventures. Participants will craft art from natural materials, practice calming techniques, and tackle activities that boost problem solving, resilience, and connection with others. The experience concludes with a special visit from therapy llamas, offering a memorable capstone to the summer.

This level 5 sewing class centers on creating a quilt as a team. Participants discuss quilt design and fabric selection, practice classic and contemporary block styles, and take on a large scale piecing project. Everyone helps shape the overall look of the quilt top and chooses how they want to contribute. Each student takes home a sampler or mini quilt showcasing the techniques covered, and the finished full sized quilt is donated. Designed for students who have completed at least level 3.

Curious about oil painting but not sure where to begin? This class provides step by step instruction to help you complete an 8 by 10 inch canvas while also covering the paints and tools used in oil work. All materials are included so you can focus on learning and creating. Please bring a box to carry your painting home, since oils stay wet for quite a while.

St. Croix Hospice bereavement professionals host a monthly, in-person gathering focused on grief and loss. Each session explores a different aspect of grieving and offers practical guidance for coping with the pain that follows a death. Anyone who has lost a spouse, parent, child, sibling, friend, or other relative is welcome, including those who have not received care from St. Croix Hospice. Participants will have time to share personal experiences and build connections with others in similar situations. Speaking is encouraged, yet optional. Attend every month or come when it fits your schedule. Registration is not required.

Create, print, and power up original designs in a beginner friendly robotics experience. Participants use Tinkercad to model robot components in 3D, then learn the fundamentals of DC circuits to bring those designs to life. Over the course of the week, everyone builds two functioning robots, a sketchbot and a drive bot, while working on a laptop with a mouse and strengthening creativity, problem solving, and core engineering skills.

This bingo event offers a guaranteed $199 prize in every game, plus a progressive coverall jackpot worth $1,000.

This Riftbound TCG constructed event features three to four rounds of best of three matches. The entry fee is $10. Every participant receives a Nexus Night Promo Pack, with a limited quantity available. Top players earn store credit based on attendance, with $7.50 from each entry added to the prize pool.

This weekly One Piece store tournament has a $10 entry fee. It features three rounds of best of one matches, each 35 minutes long. Prizes include a pack for every match win with at least one pack guaranteed, plus promotional packs. The winner receives the winner pack.

The BPWT monthly meeting takes place at Brooklyn Park City Hall and features updates on activities and upcoming events. Attendees can offer ideas to strengthen community support during a social period that transitions into the main meeting. Visitors are welcome, and the meeting is open to the public.

Take part in a recurring booster draft for Star Wars Unlimited. The event begins with a draft and continues through three rounds using Swiss pairings. The entry fee is $20. Prizes are awarded as a booster pack for every match victory, and each player is guaranteed at least one pack.

Enjoy free outdoor concerts as part of the Sounds of Summer series at Town Green. This Monday show runs from 7:00 PM to 9:00 PM and features In2ition (variety music). Bring a friend and plan for a fun evening of live music in the park.

Returning for the summer, this story time offers families with young children a free outing and a chance to connect with others. Weather permitting, activities take place outside on the grassy area by the playground, with an indoor option if conditions change. The gathering features stories and songs, followed by free play on the playground. All are welcome, including neighbors, family and friends. After the group time concludes, the Preschool Director, Rachel Otterness, will be available to discuss enrollment or arrange a tour.

Head to Rush Creek Golf Club for the HopeMasters Golf Tournament, a full day of golf, contests, games, prizes, and food, all in support of Common Hope’s work for children and families in Guatemala. The event includes 18 holes along with lunch and dinner, plus opportunities to learn more about the mission behind the tournament.

Explore how Herself Health delivers primary care designed for women on Medicare at this preview event. It begins with a guided tour of the clinic, followed by a brief presentation and a question-and-answer session with a member of the care team. This is an opportunity to see the space and learn what to expect from the services offered.

Mad Jacks Sports Cafe of BP presents bingo with a Hot Ball twist alongside a Power Hour special. Bingo packets are $15, with 12 games and three jackpot rounds. Once more than 50 packets are sold, $100 payouts are guaranteed. Hit bingo on the Hot Ball for a chance at an additional $200. During Power Hour, domestic taps and bottles are $3.

Designed for older teens and adults, this fast paced sewing course moves quickly through foundational skills from the early levels while guiding participants through a series of practical projects. The first session introduces sewing machine basics, then applies those skills to a pillowcase and small oven mitts while practicing seam allowances, straight and curved stitching, and pivot turns. The second session builds on that work with a pillow and an apron, adding applique and exploring a variety of hem techniques. The final session centers on a more advanced project chosen by the group, either a messenger bag or a zipper pouch, with an emphasis on more complex piecing and the possibility of adding a zipper.

Now set in Andrews Park in Champlin, this farmers market brings together local growers and artisans for a friendly, community-focused shopping experience. Explore handmade items, farm-fresh produce, and an array of baked goodies while enjoying musical entertainment and a lineup of food trucks. The park’s splash pad adds extra fun for families. New this season, Champlin’s POP Program invites young shoppers to visit the market booth, where children can receive a complimentary $2 token to spend on fruits and vegetables. SNAP/EBT is accepted, and all activities are weather dependent.

Bike Night at Cycle Gear in Maple Grove features ice cream served by Sweet Ride Twin Cities.

Cycle Gear Bike Night in Maple Grove, MN is back, bringing together riders and motorcycle fans for a community meetup. Expect food and drinks, games and activities, giveaways, local vendors, and opportunities to check out gear while connecting with fellow riders.

The ACBC Golden Gala celebrates 55 years of providing food and other essential resources to Anoka County and surrounding communities. The evening centers on festivities and moments of reflection that honor this long-running effort. More details will be shared soon.

Part of the Official Hunger Games Book Club, this gathering features themed trivia and a discussion centered on the concluding book in the series. Paperback copies will be available for purchase. The event takes place at Metta Coffee and offers a friendly space for readers to share perspectives and test their knowledge.

Feel the beat with a lively cardio drumming workout at Down the Street Nutrition, where fitness meets a party vibe. Expect upbeat music, energetic movement, and a welcoming community. No experience is necessary, and all fitness levels are welcome. Plan to arrive 10 minutes early to preorder a post-workout shake. Space is limited, so registration is required.

Casual Warhammer 40,000 open play is available with free entry. A dedicated area is reserved at no charge for games.

This proxy friendly competitive Commander event is played in pods over three rounds. Entry is $13. Each participant receives two packs for participating, and you can earn an additional pack for every round you win within your pod.

Mix up your riding week with a timed 10 mile effort on an out and back course along County Road 24. The route covers 5 miles out then 5 miles back on an open course with regular traffic, so riders should be alert and ride responsibly. Tail lights are encouraged. All ages and abilities are welcome, and both time trial and road bikes are permitted, so a dedicated TT bike is not required. This series uses online registration only with no on-site signups. Each race is $25 and requires pre-registration. Riders under 18 must have a parent or guardian sign the waiver, and anyone under 15 must be accompanied on course by another rider. Parking is available at Woodridge Church, and participants are asked to ride to the start and finish area. Please keep two bike lengths apart while waiting to start, do not draft, and pass others with as wide a berth as safely possible. The church bathrooms will not be available, so plan accordingly. Results and any weather-related cancellations will be posted on the Gear West Facebook page. Each registration also earns an entry into a drawing for a free pair of Julbo sunglasses from Gear West, with multiple entries allowed and the winner announced after the series concludes.

Settle in on the CAC front lawn for the summer Concert on the Lawn series featuring the Percolators Band. The set spans rock from the 60s and beyond, plus country, blues, R&B, and ballads. Concessions will be available from the Brooklyn Park Lions. Guests may bring a lawn chair or blanket, with a limited number of chairs on hand. All ages are welcome.

Enjoy an outdoor concert with music from Salsa del Soul at the Centennial Park Amphitheater, surrounded by food trucks, crafts, vendors, and a variety of activities. Bring a blanket, bug spray, friends, and family to relax, enjoy the music and food, and soak up the community spirit. In case of inclement weather, check Facebook or call for updates.

In Minneapolis, this friendly international meetup brings people together to make new connections, practice English, and enjoy relaxed conversation. The atmosphere is casual and social, with English as the primary language and some space for the local language too. If you would like a little help getting started, a conversation matchmaking option is available to pair you with someone to talk to. To keep everything smooth, advance registration is requested. The venue asks each attendee to order at least one drink, and outside food or beverages are not permitted. Please treat the staff and the space with respect, and approach conversations with kindness and an open mind. Anyone who disregards the guidelines can be removed or banned without warning. Photos or videos may be taken during the event. If you prefer not to appear, simply let the photographer know. Keep a close eye on your personal belongings, as the organizers are not responsible for lost items. If you are checking details on Facebook, be aware that the listing there may be adjusted for logistical reasons, so the displayed time and attendee numbers on that platform might not be accurate. BlaBla Events organizes similar gatherings in more than 150 cities around the world, creating opportunities to meet people and build friendships across cultures.

HerScan teams up with Embarc Wellness to provide private, noninvasive breast ultrasound screenings that require no referral and offer convenient scheduling. The event underscores the importance of regular screening, noting that one in eight women will be diagnosed with breast cancer over a lifetime, and presents this option as a proactive way to support breast health. The service is priced at $295, described as a significant savings from a value of over $1,100, and HSA payments are accepted. Availability may be limited, so appointments could fill quickly.

Part of a summer library series from Twin Cities PBS, this event features interactive learning activities along with appearances by costumed characters from Skillsville and Hero Elementary, two kids programs from Twin Cities PBS. The series visits libraries across the Twin Cities seven-county area and Greater Minnesota. Admission is free and no advance registration is needed.

These are casual play sessions designed for children from birth to age five and their caregivers. The format is flexible, so participants may stay for the entire session or only a portion that fits their schedule.

Enjoy a bingo event that includes a guaranteed $199 jackpot. A $1,000 progressive coverall jackpot is also up for grabs.

The Brooklyn Park Farmers Market is a lively, welcoming gathering that supports healthy lifestyles, local agriculture, and neighbor-to-neighbor connection. Farmers and other producers sell directly to shoppers, making it easy to meet the people behind the products. Vendors offer fresh produce, baked goods, honey, and flower arrangements.

Set along Plymouth Boulevard in the Plymouth City Center, the City of Plymouth summer farmers market features local vendors offering fresh produce, handcrafted goods, and prepared foods. This edition of the market takes place on the boulevard as part of the city’s seasonal series.

Learn how to respond to cardiac arrest and the proper way to use a fire extinguisher at a no-cost community class. The training takes place at Rogers Fire Station 2. To register or request more information, email inspections@rogersmn.gov.

Enjoy a storytelling science show at the 21st Century Bank Event Center as part of Free Entertainment in the Park. The Science Heroes educators present "Digging It," a lively program that uses performance to explore how pressure and energy work, how physical and chemical changes differ, and what happens when explosions, angles, and trajectory come into play. Audience participation is part of the experience, with opportunities for children to volunteer during demonstrations. The program is planned for the outdoor space when weather allows, with an indoor option in case of rain or extreme heat. Guests are welcome to bring a blanket or lawn chair, pack a cooler, and settle in for the show.

Designed for middle and high school students, Summer Youth Nights offer sports, bonfire hangouts, and games on select Wednesdays. Please RSVP to Luke Klavins at the church office to help with an accurate headcount. Additional dates may be announced.

Styled Stems in Maple Grove is hosting a lively, intimate evening of Plant Bingo where winnings are plants and plant-themed prizes instead of cash. This ticketed event is sold out. Each $30 ticket includes three bingo cards and six to eight rounds of play, plus special in-store discounts available during the event. Prizes span from baby houseplants to large floor plants, along with hanging varieties, some harder-to-find statement plants, gift cards, and plant care bundles with accessories. Drinks and light snacks will be available. Extra bingo cards can be purchased during the event. Attendees may bring a struggling plant or photos for guidance on issues and remedies, and plant care items will be available for purchase.

A weekly Gundam constructed tournament features best of one matches. The entry fee is $10. Prizing includes a pack for each match win, with at least one pack guaranteed for every participant, along with store kit rewards such as a promo for the winner and additional tournament packs.

Enjoy a lively evening of Latin dancing at SOUL Ballroom, welcoming both first-time learners and devoted dance fans. Expect upbeat social dancing set to great music, a friendly vibe, and plenty of opportunities to meet other dancers. The night includes a free dance class, with salsa and bachata rhythms adding to the excitement. Bring friends, plenty of energy, and comfortable dance shoes for a memorable time on the floor.

This event features Standard play with Swiss rounds. The entry fee is $13. Promotional items will be distributed as needed, and each participant receives a pack for every win. Pre-registration is available.

This event offers an opportunity to golf in honor of Tyler.

Bring the kids to Town Green for the free Sounds of Summer Outdoor Concerts series. On August 13, enjoy a family-friendly performance from The Jolly Pops. Concerts run Thursdays from 10:30 AM to 11:15 AM.

Settle in for a relaxed MTG Commander play day centered on casual games. The entry fee is $6. When you sign up, choose a Play Booster, Set Booster, or Draft Booster priced at $5.99 or less. Before heading out, participants take a random draw from the Commander Prize Deck that could include rares, mythics, promos, or even store credit.

Explore seasonal produce, flowers, baked goods, meats, cheeses, and handmade items at this Thursday market at the Maple Grove Community Center. A food truck is on site each week. SNAP/EBT is accepted, with Market Bucks offering a match up to $10. Children ages 4 to 12 can participate in the PoP Club and receive a $2 produce token each week. Shoppers can earn rewards for frequent visits and for bringing a reusable bag. The market runs rain or shine.

The Maple Grove Farmers Market is back for the 2026 outdoor season at the Maple Grove Community Center. Expect a lineup of more than 50 farmers and food makers with locally grown and locally made products, plus rotating food trucks each week. The market also often includes special activities like giveaways, raffles, and other surprises throughout the season. Cost to attend is free.

Enjoy a buffet centered on wings, with both boneless and classic styles. A selection of sauces is available so you can sample different flavors and find a favorite.

This event brings oval racing to the Football Field parking lot at Central Park. The format begins with practice runs and then moves into organized racing on the oval, creating a straightforward, lap-focused experience in a casual outdoor setting.

Mad Jacks Sports Cafe of BP hosts a meat raffle with chances to win a $20 package of premium meat from Brothers Meat Market. In alternating rounds, a $1 drink is offered for the number that comes after the winner.

An installment of a summer music series takes place at OMNI Brewery & Taproom in Maple Grove, Minnesota. The event listing also notes the hashtag #bjorncycling.

Designed to give readers a nudge toward classic books that can be tough to start alone, this discussion group meets every other month, allowing plenty of time to read and reflect. The current selection is Valley of the Dolls by Jacqueline Susann, a story set when many women were expected to become housewives. It follows Anne, Neely, and Jennifer as they become close friends in New York City, work to make their mark, and rise within the entertainment world, then face the downward turn that can follow success.

Part of the MC Summer Series at Mississippi Crossings, this evening features country artist Ashley Wineland performing along the river. Expect live music with scenic views and a relaxed atmosphere for all ages. Food and beverages are available for purchase from Char Blu at a convenient concession window by the outdoor performance area, offering grab-and-go options during the concert. The area also includes two outdoor restrooms and a walk-up bar. The Lookout Bar and Grill will be onsite, and inside Mississippi Crossings you will also find Jensen's Market and Cullen's Ice Cream. Well-mannered, leashed dogs are welcome, and owners are responsible for cleanup. Dogs are not permitted in the lower seating area or on the turf. Personal alcoholic beverages are not allowed. Water in coolers is permitted and coolers may be inspected. Overflow parking options are available nearby, and some areas are restricted with ticketing enforced. Please use designated spots only. The concert is planned to proceed if weather conditions allow. The series is supported by sponsors including Char Blu Riverside, Edward Jones, Lightbridge Academy, Luther Brookdale Toyota, and Champlin Park Youth Hockey Association.

Performance on the Patio features the Pan-Handlers Steel Drum Band in an outdoor concert of vibrant Caribbean rhythms and a wide-ranging setlist, from traditional steel pan pieces to fresh takes on songs by The Beatles, Guns N' Roses, and Prince. Experience how steel drums grew from repurposed oil barrels into beautifully crafted instruments that deliver a sweet, lively sound. The performance takes place outside the Visitor Center. This event is free and open to all ages, with no reservations required. Attendees may bring a picnic blanket or lawn chair. A food truck will be available during the performance. In case of inclement weather, the concert may be moved indoors to the Oakwood Room.

Purse Bingo takes place at Medina Entertainment Center, presented by WYHA, with the venue recognized as a proud sponsor.

A series of relaxed summer socials for Women of HNOJ offers time for conversation and connection. Attendees can bring a beverage of their choice, with the option to bring a snack or dessert to share. Two gatherings are planned. If the weather cooperates, the group may set up chairs outdoors near the watchfire area, otherwise the socials will take place in the Emmaus Rooms at HNOJ. No RSVP is needed, and friends are welcome.

Hold Your Lady Tight Night brings a honky tonk evening to the Hamel V with country line dance and progressive two step lessons followed by plenty of open dancing. Beginners are welcome and no partner is needed. Expect a mix of timeless favorites and the latest line dances, with instruction to help everyone feel confident on the floor. All ages are invited. Admission is $10, and boots are encouraged. Bring friends to share the fun on the dance floor.

This free Movie in the Park at the 21st Century Bank Event Center features Meet the Robinsons. Free popcorn will be available, and if the weather does not cooperate, the screening will move indoors. The film follows Lewis, a 12-year-old orphan and talented inventor who creates a memory scanner in hopes of finding his birth mother. After a villain called the Bowler Hat Guy sabotages the device, Lewis meets Wilbur Robinson, a boy who claims to be from the future. Their trip to the year 2037 introduces Lewis to Wilbur’s inventive family and leads to meaningful discoveries about perseverance and family.