Events in Medina today

Riverworks hosts a Halloween party centered on 90s nostalgia, featuring Nineties by Nature. Attendees can choose general admission or a VIP experience. VIP benefits include a private entrance, seating, food, drinks, restrooms, and early entry.

Enjoy a relaxed, screen-free get-together with family and friends while exploring a variety of board games. This activity is suitable for all ages, and no registration is needed.

Celebrate fall with family-friendly fun, including crafts in the Gifts Department and candy stations around the store. Costumes are encouraged.

CBC Akron brings back a special edition of Trunk or Treat with donuts, coffee, and plenty of candy and fun. This free and safe community event is open to kids of all ages.

Ritmo Libre brings Latin dance group classes to The Distinct Room, centering salsa while weaving in complementary styles to create an inclusive space for all levels. The approach is grounded in cultural roots, freedom, and self-expression, with guidance that prioritizes connection rather than perfection. Participants can expect a welcoming community that encourages intentional, rhythmic, and authentic movement. Offerings include a women-focused Latin movement class offered on a pay-what-you-can basis and a salsa technique and footwork session open to everyone. The technique class is $20, with a discounted rate available to Distinct Bootcamp gym members. Ritmo Libre also provides after-school programming for youth that nurtures confidence, emotional expression, and creativity, along with opportunities for community social dancing. Everyone is welcome, no prior experience is needed, and no registration is required.

Create comics and zines with artist Mikayla Kempski while building digital illustration skills. Explore Krita, a free, open source painting and drawing program, and learn to use a pressure sensitive pen with a drawing tablet for detailed, professional-style control. This program welcomes girls and trans or nonbinary youth in grades 6 to 12. A sliding scale of $0 to $120 is available with support from the Cameron & Jane Baird Foundation.

The Lovejoy community hosts a festive Halloween parade that begins on the Gold Street side of School 43 and makes its way to Hennepin Park. After the short route, the fun continues with dancing in the park. The distance is brief and well suited to young children.

Kids Craft Days at The Brook blends mealtime and making, with families able to enjoy lunch while children create a different kid-friendly craft each week. The setting overlooks Willowbrook, providing a backdrop for time together.

Explore local vendors offering pet products, treats, and other goodies. Dogs are welcome, so bring your pup while you browse and enjoy the fall atmosphere.

Each Saturday, a storytime for kids takes place in the children’s section.

Solar Saturdays offers a chance to observe the Sun through specialized solar telescopes, weather permitting, and to enjoy expansive rooftop views of the Buffalo Niagara region and beyond. The experience is open to all ages. Participation is included with general admission or a current membership.

Take part in a ONE PIECE Store Tournament and battle through Swiss rounds in a best-of-one format, with the goal of finishing undefeated. Tournament standings determine promo and prize awards, with a participation pack for each player and a winner pack for first place. Entry is $5 and includes promos and prizes based on attendance, with payment requested upon arrival. At least four players are needed to run the tournament. Snacks and drinks are available for purchase.

Test your skills in a casual, store-level GUNDAM CARD GAME tournament. Entry includes a participation Tournament Pack, with a Winner Tournament Pack for first place and additional pack prizes based on attendance. Each event uses Swiss rounds, with best-of-one matches and a five-minute extra-time period. At least four players are needed for the tournament to take place. Snacks and drinks are available for purchase.

Tom Stahl And The Dangerfields bring their monthly residency to Duende at Silo City, taking the stage on the last Saturday of each month, a run that began in February 2024. Expect a folk rock sound laced with sharp humor from an award-winning Western New York original band. The group and its members have earned a long list of local accolades, with Tom Stahl recognized as Best Original Male Vocalist and inducted into the Buffalo Music Hall of Fame in 2017, Mark Stahl honored as Best Original Keyboardist, Gary Kowalski named Best Original Drummer, and the band celebrated as Best Original Band. Their resume also includes Artvoice Best of Buffalo honors such as Best Entertainer and Best Acoustic Act. Settle in at Duende at Silo City for catchy songwriting, wit, and a homegrown Buffalo vibe.

Celebrate a spooky night of live entertainment, costumes, and sweet treats at the Dnipro Ukrainian Cultural Center ballroom. The lineup features Captain Tom & The Hooligans, The Snake Oil Serenaders, Tyler Westcott, Odie Fury, and Donut On The Decks. Costumes are encouraged, and a contest will award prizes. Tickets are $15 at the door.

In Buffalo, the BPO turns Kleinhans into a realm of shadows, suspense, and vivid orchestral storytelling. Ron Spigelman conducts a program built for goosebumps, weaving together John Williams’ Jaws, Berlioz’s Symphonie fantastique, Mussorgsky’s Night on Bald Mountain, and Saint-Saëns’ Danse macabre. Each piece builds intensity and dark beauty for a concert that matches the spirit of the night. After the final chord, the celebration continues with a post-concert Halloween dance in the Mary Seaton Room. A DJ keeps the energy up, costumes are encouraged, and the bar stays open late for a full night out.

Celebrate Halloween at The Hawk with a night featuring Hit N Run. The space will be filled with spooky decorations, and the kitchen and bar will offer food and drink specials throughout the evening. Dress to impress, since standout costumes can win prizes, and enjoy complimentary liquor tastings. A $10 cover helps pay the bands and supports bringing in high quality acts.

Wimbledon Lanes hosts the final Cars & Coffee of the 2026 season, a heartfelt sendoff for the vehicles that shaped the year. Enthusiasts gather to let engines breathe in the crisp air and give polished chrome a last gleam before winter storage. The mix spans classics, custom builds, muscle cars, motorcycles, and trucks, offering a fitting farewell for every kind of ride. The atmosphere is family-friendly and appreciative, with hot coffee to warm cold hands and plenty of pride in what the season delivered. It is a simple moment to linger by the lineup, reflect on shared memories, and say see you in spring.

Connect with an Outreach Navigator from Orleans Community Health for clear, one-on-one guidance. Jordan Grollmes provides assistance with health insurance enrollments and renewals through the NYS of Health Marketplace and is available to answer questions.

Pop-Up Open Gym Play opens the doors of Niagara Kraze, a venue that usually focuses on private events, so more people can enjoy the space on a flexible schedule. These public play opportunities change from week to week. Guests can purchase a single ticket or secure all available tickets, depending on their plans. For a full two hours, your group gets exclusive use of the entire facility, including eight of the largest indoor inflatables and bounce houses in WNY, along with obstacle courses, physical challenges, and tall slides. Enjoy interactive games and challenges, try the newest attraction Glow Golf, which is pay to play, and make use of toddler toys set out for little ones. Massage chairs are available, free Wi-Fi is provided, and 75 inch TVs show live sports or favorite programs. Beverages, snacks, candy, and frozen treats are offered at reasonable prices, and games with prizes are available.

A monthly community gathering offers an energy share facilitated by Dawn alongside a calming sound bowl demonstration led by Susan. It welcomes both beginners and seasoned practitioners, providing a friendly space for connection, reflection, and renewal. Comfortable clothing is recommended, and a notebook can be useful for personal notes. Admission is free, and voluntary donations are appreciated.

Brunch returns to The Brook. Plans are being finalized, and the full menu along with more details will be shared soon. Sunday mornings at The Brook are set to get even better with the comeback of this brunch.

Celebrate the season at a fall-themed market featuring local vendors with popular pet supplies, treats, and other fun finds. Dogs are welcome, so bring your canine companion to shop and enjoy the autumn atmosphere.

Readers will meet to discuss This Time Tomorrow by Emma Straub. The library provides copies of the book, which can be picked up at the prior month's meeting. This is a free program, but space is limited and registration is required. Register by calling 798-3430 or sign up online.

Play in a constructed Magic: The Gathering Pauper tournament featuring three Swiss rounds. Decks must follow Pauper rules, which allow cards that have been released at common rarity in a Magic set or product, with common promo cards legal only if they meet that requirement. If a card has ever had a common printing in a paper Magic product or Magic: The Gathering Online, any version of it is legal, including lands printed with a common set symbol and the L rarity code. Main decks must contain at least 60 cards, with no maximum size, and sideboards may contain up to 15 cards. Players may include no more than four copies of an individual card across their main deck and sideboard, except for basic lands. Entry is $5. Going 3-0 earns $10 in store credit, while a 2-1 record earns $5 in store credit. A random FNM Magic promo is also available while supplies last.

Presented by Funtime, Corrosion of Conformity and The Sword share the stage at Town Ballroom with Hippie Death Cult opening. Admission is for ages 12 and older, and anyone under 16 must attend with a parent. A government-issued ID is required for entry.

Blue Monday features T-PAC Jack and the Underground, with Jack Civiletto, Micky Judware, Bob Ambrusko, and Brent C. Minet, followed by a set organized by the weekly guest and Jack, then a pro-jam with Donna Rose. Special guests vary by week. Guests can enjoy appetizers, dinner, desserts, or drinks, and dancing is welcome. Musicians interested in taking part should let stage manager Donna Rose know they are there. Jam musicians have a space at table 1.

Take part in an author-led book club and conversation centered on the newest release, If Looks Could Kill, guided by a bestselling writer who also owns the Author's Note Bookstore. This program is sponsored in memory of Beverly Fish. A limited number of free copies are available at the library when signing up for the event. For details or to request a copy, call 716-542-2327.

A defining work from filmmaker Ken Russell, this epic tale of obsession and corruption stars Academy Award-winning actors Vanessa Redgrave and Oliver Reed. Assembled from the original camera negative and guided by Russell’s privately constructed 2004 edit, the 4K restoration presents his definitive, uncut vision of the film for the first time.

Integer’s hiring event offers open interviews and on-the-spot job offers for entry-level and experienced Manufacturing Team Members. Pay ranges from $17 to $23 per hour, depending on shift and experience. Sign-on bonuses are available up to $2,000, with $1,000 for first-shift positions and $2,000 for second- and third-shift positions. No RSVP is needed. Bring a resume and enter through the main lobby after parking in the visitor lot.

Enjoy a lovely reading time for caregivers and little ones.

Make a bedazzled book at this craft activity. Bring your favorite book to decorate, or use one that will be provided.

An evening of conversation and performance unfolds at Shea’s Theatre with an onstage discussion featuring Misty Copeland and Renée Elise Goldsberry, followed by a live ballet performance. Renée Elise Goldsberry will also perform music live on stage, with additional special guests appearing as part of the program. Melissa Holmes serves as the Mistress of Ceremonies. Please note that the start time has been updated.

Robert Cray brings five decades of distinctive American music, blending blues, soul, and rock. A five-time Grammy Award winner and Blues Hall of Fame inductee, Cray has released 19 studio albums and performed with artists including B.B. King, Buddy Guy, Tina Turner, and Eric Clapton. His music continues to reflect the fresh, committed sound that has defined his career.

A community conversation hosted by Humanities New York at the Buffalo & Erie County Public Library will use the Roberto Clemente mural on Hudson Street as a starting point to discuss the role public art can play in community life. The program welcomes perspectives from artists, muralists, and people who live or work near public artworks.

Buffalo Music Hall of Famer Patti Parks joins Soulfulicous for a dance party at The Hawk. Dance and party music will keep the floor moving. There is no cover, and food and drink specials are available all night. Table reservations are available, and barstools plus some high-top tables are offered on a first come basis.

Meet at least five and up to 12 potential matches at a singles event for people in their 50s and 60s. Each six-minute conversation offers a brief chance to get to know someone and see whether you would like to talk more. Afterward, share which people you would like to connect with, and the organizers will handle the rest. The event offers a friendly, low-pressure way to meet new people and explore the possibility of a connection.

Enjoy karaoke at Gordon's with Mandy.

Kurt Vile & The Violators perform live with support from New Orleans duo Twisted Teens, whose recent record Blame the Clown received Best New Music recognition from Pitchfork. The show features music from Vile’s Philadelphia’s been good to me, a largely self-produced record that celebrates his hometown and brings together electric guitar, vocals, and contributions from longtime collaborators.

MAP’s Farmhouse Market serves Buffalo’s West Side with high-quality produce and farm-fresh artisanal products from MAP’s urban farm and kitchen, along with offerings from local wholesale and consignment vendors. The multi-vendor market supports local growers and small businesses, features culturally significant products, and raises awareness of the local food system. Customers can pay with cash, credit or debit cards, SNAP, Double Up Food Bucks, Farmers Market Nutrition Program checks, and Fresh Connect.

Enjoy a creative evening crafting your own holiday sprays for your home. The cost is $20 per person, and each attendee will leave with three spray bottles.

Zac Brown Band brings the Love & Fear Tour to Buffalo, with storytelling and musical depth at the heart of the performance. The setlist features fan favorites including “Chicken Fried,” “Knee Deep,” and “Colder Weather,” alongside songs from The Comeback and You Get What You Give. Themes of love, resilience, human connection, optimism, and introspection shape the show.

Zac Brown Band brings the Love & Fear Tour to KeyBank Center for a live concert experience. The venue enforces a strict no-bag policy that prohibits all bags, backpacks, and purses. Ticket access includes multiple options, with presales such as Zamily Fan Club, Ticketmaster, Brothers Osborne, KeyBank Center Insider, Partner, ZBB Community, and Support, along with VIP packages and a public onsale.

Led by the John Troy Group, this monthly, mood-focused session centers on lo-fi hip hop and an easy, collaborative vibe. It follows an open format where musicians are welcome to sit in and play, building relaxed grooves together.