Free events in Beavercreek, OH

Located inside Main St. Commons, this evening market brings together vendors offering fresh vegetables and fruit, flowers and herbs, baked goods, meat and poultry products, honey, preserves, agriculture-based crafts, and other homemade items. The indoor setting brings together a wide array of foods and handcrafted goods.

Celebrate all things collectible at a weekly card show dedicated to Pokemon, trading card games, and sports cards at Counterbalance Brewing Company. Browse a rotating selection of tables featuring TCG and sports cards, with free prizes and occasional special activities. There is no admission charge, and the brewery offers food and drinks. All ages are welcome. The show takes place inside the brick house at the brewery. For table inquiries and additional details, contact midwestsportscardshows@gmail.com.

Folk, roots, and Americana take the spotlight on the Fifth Third Bank Center Stage, creating a laid-back setting to unwind. Happy Hour sets the tone before the music, followed by relaxed live sets. Admission is free and everyone is welcome. Across the run, featured artists include The Laurelys, Kinda Grassy, Sonya Moomaw & Her Mom’s Friends, Porch Goose, Ma Crow & The Flock, Turtle Mountain, Ryan Harvey, Adam & Joey, Ray Vietti, Dan Van Vechten, Joslyn & The Sweet Compression, Casey Campbell, Stick & Bindle, Sam & Andrew Hibbard, Sean Geil Band, Adam Lee, Magnolia Boulevard, Mike Oberst, Maria Carrelli, Ben Knight, Madison Hughes, Mavis Guitar, William Matheny, Corduroy Brown, Tinfoil Hat Cowboys, Buffalo Wabs, Dalchord, Evan McMillian, Conrad Moore, Joe’s Truck Stop, Laurelview Ramblers, and Grayson Jenkins. Presented with support from Fifth Third Bank.

Free workouts take place on the lawn in Washington Park with classes open to everyone, regardless of experience. Walk-ups are welcome. Please bring a towel, a mat, water, and any other personal gear, as the park does not supply equipment. The lineup includes STEP Down Cincinnati with The BE ALL IN Movement, a lively Xtreme Hip Hop Step workout led by Joseph “MoJo” Allen that blends music, rhythm, and cardio while emphasizing movement, community, and fun. A limited number of step boards are available for the first 25 participants, and attendees may bring their own. YMCA-led sessions round out the offerings with Yoga centered on postures, breathing, exercise, and meditation for overall well-being, Zumba inspired by Latin and international dance rhythms, Pilates focused on core strength, stability, and flexibility through controlled mat work, and LES MILLS BODYBALANCE, a yoga-inspired mix of Tai Chi, Pilates, and mindfulness set to calming music to support flexibility, balance, core strength, and stress relief. All Washington Park events are produced by 3CDC.

Free math tutoring is offered at the library with retired teacher and engineer Virgil Stegner. This is a drop-in opportunity. For details, email Ms. Jeri at jgoins@seolibraries.org.

Participants can enjoy a free outdoor yoga class on the North Lawn of the Commons. The Commons hosts open air fitness sessions that range from cardio to yoga, and this class offers a chance to focus on movement and mindfulness in a park setting. A fitness waiver is required to participate.

At By Golly’s Anderson, music and bingo come together for a lighthearted, family-friendly experience. Participation is free, offering an easy way for all ages to enjoy a game that blends favorite tunes with classic bingo fun.

This general knowledge trivia night at Big Ash Brewing in Cincinnati features four rounds spanning history, animals, science, entertainment, sports, and current events. There is no cost to participate, and teams can have up to six players. Prizes are awarded to the highest scoring teams.

A new Dunkin' is marking its grand opening with coffee, giveaways, and a community partnership benefiting Columbus Humane. The first 100 people lined up outside the restaurant, not in the drive thru, will earn one free medium hot or iced coffee each day for 100 days. Participation requires the Dunkin' app and a Dunkin' Perks account, and the offer is valid only at this location. Columbus Humane will be on site with adoptable animals to meet. A prize wheel will give attendees chances to win Dunkin' gear, limited edition merchandise, gift cards, and more. Photos with Sprinkles, the Dunkin' mascot, add to the festivities. The celebration also features a ribbon cutting and a donation presentation to Columbus Humane.

This chair yoga session is offered in the Center for Spiritual Living Greater Dayton sanctuary. Love donations are welcome.

Open Hands Free Pantry is a no-cost resource from the Springfield-Clark Community Initiative, where neighbors support neighbors with food, hygiene essentials, and caring assistance. Grounded in faith and driven by volunteers, the initiative strengthens community one box at a time. Guests receive free boxes that may include canned goods, fresh produce, personal care items, and other key supplies. This program recurs each week, and volunteers are welcome to help pack boxes, assist with distribution, or share the word so more households can benefit. Please RSVP for the specific date you plan to attend. For questions, contact the Springfield-Clark Community Initiative at (937) 332-3939. Hosted by the Springfield-Clark Community Initiative at the First Seventh-Day Adventist Church.

Enjoy a relaxed, welcoming art session suited to every experience level, whether you want to try something new or simply unwind. Materials are provided, and you are welcome to bring your own. Spend time making and experimenting while meeting others who love creating. Please use cleaner materials only, so no oil or acrylic paints, charcoal, or glitter. Admission is free.

This monthly build night welcomes adults for an evening centered on LEGO creativity. Participants can bring a project to work on or pick up a set at the shop. It works well for a casual night out with friends, an easy date, or a solo visit to meet fellow builders. Admission is free, pizza is provided at no cost, and outside food is welcome. Guests may bring their own beverages. Expect a friendly, relaxed setting with plenty of hands-on building and conversation.

Spend ten minutes in a focused conversation with a CMA educator about one artwork on display. This pop up series features a rotating selection of pieces on view. Look for signs near the CMA Welcome Desk to find the work highlighted that day. The experience is included with general admission, and no registration is needed. Photo credit: JToland Photo.

The Culture & Diversity Citizen Action Commission will hold a meeting at the Richard F. Shomper Governance Center. The agenda, meeting packet, and minutes are available online, and the proceedings are streamed live for remote viewing.

Music Bingo puts a musical spin on the classic game, swapping numbers for well-known tracks and turning each round into a sing-along moment. Participants can team up with friends, listen closely, mark songs as they recognize them, and aim to complete a line of five to win prizes. Settle in by the RiverScape Café, where food and drinks are available for purchase, including flatbreads, sides, desserts, and a variety of refreshments. Guests 21 and older can also purchase cocktails, wine, and beer as part of the Downtown Dayton DORA. There is no cost to play, but sheets are limited in number, so getting there early is recommended.

Presented by Kettering Health, this free CarFit screening and health talk at the Xenia YMCA helps drivers tailor their vehicle setup for greater comfort, clearer visibility, better control, and safer travel. Participants bring their own car for an individual 20 minute session with certified CarFit technicians working alongside Kettering Health. During the visit, specialists go through a 12 point safety checklist and recommend adjustments to items such as mirrors, seat position, head restraint, and steering wheel to enhance the driving experience and support confidence on the road. There is no cost to attend. To register, call Alisia Smith at 937.376.9622.

At The Table is a welcoming gathering shaped by FCC's vision that values imperfect people, welcomes everyone, and celebrates possibility. It cultivates community through conversation, a shared meal, and everyday kindness. The evening offers good food, opportunities to connect, and a friendly atmosphere, with a seat ready for anyone who wants to take part.

Free groceries are available on the first Saturday of each month as an expression of the love of Jesus for people navigating hard times. To receive groceries, bring identification.

Set in downtown Oakwood, the Oakwood Farmers Market brings together area farmers, specialty food vendors, and artisans in the heart of the business district. Launched by Oakwood residents, it was created to provide a welcoming, educational, and inclusive marketplace where neighbors from Oakwood and nearby Dayton communities can connect while supporting local businesses. The market takes place rain or shine.

Take a spin with the GCP&T Trail Sentinels on a free, no-registration ride along the region’s bike trails. The Sentinels are an elite volunteer group that patrols the trails and coordinates cycling events, and they guide a route geared to experienced riders. Expect an average distance of 25 to 35 miles at 15 to 17 mph, with the possibility of a short off-trail section. Participants must be 18 or older, wear a helmet, and carry basic bike repair items. Rides are cancelled in the event of inclement weather. Starting points include Beavercreek Community Park and Xenia Station.

Pumpkin Chuckin’ Palooza at Good Works Farm celebrates the season with a hand-built trebuchet that sends pumpkins soaring and plenty of family-friendly fun on the farm. Admission is free. Activity wristbands are $15 per child and include access to bounce houses, a haunted house designed for families, a petting zoo, crafts, and other kid-focused activities. A Family Fun Pass is $35 and covers wristbands for up to three children, with additional children at $10 each. Children ages 2 and under are free. Pumpkins are $5, and launch packages are available at one launch for $5, three launches for $12, or five launches for $20. Food and drinks will be on site from Four Corners Mobile Espresso Bar and Rara's Refreshers. Every wristband, pumpkin, launch, and purchase supports the individuals and programs at Good Works Farm.

Party in the Park fills Art Van Atta Park with live music, food trucks, craft vendors, and a beer trailer offering domestic and craft selections. All kids activities are free, including pumpkin picking and painting, tractor-pulled wagon rides, a straw maze, a petting zoo, face painting, and balloon twisting. This free community event welcomes all ages.

Artisans Farmers Market presents a recurring monthly marketplace featuring local farmers and bakers along with specialty meats and a selection of food trucks. Each edition highlights fresh goods and ready-to-eat options from nearby producers, with offerings that change from month to month.

A friendly gathering centered on spending time gardening together.

Starting yoga can be simple with a class built on the basics. Each session begins with a short talk about what yoga involves, simple etiquette, and related topics, then moves into learning core poses, breathing techniques, and easy to follow flow sequences. Instruction is clear and at a comfortable pace so you do not feel rushed, which helps you absorb the fundamentals with confidence. Make a weekly commitment to build steady progress, and you will be ready to step into Awaken1 classes with a solid grasp of what you are doing and why.

Teens can take the court for a 3-on-3 pickup basketball league at the Ziegler Park basketball courts. Expect casual games and friendly competition. Participation is free for teens, and no registration is required.

A free, all-levels yoga session led by Aleasha. Newcomers are offered clear modifications for comfort and confidence with each pose. Experienced practitioners receive guidance to expand and refine their practice. Welcoming and accessible to everyone.

Local and regional jazz artists perform every Monday at the Sherwin-Williams Porch, adding to Cincinnati’s thriving jazz scene. Attendees can enjoy a favorite drink while a rotating roster brings a range of sounds and ensembles. Artists featured across the run include Sophia Troyer, Love of Country Jazz Quintet Plays Cowboy Bossa Nova, Brent Gallaher Quintet, Mambo Combo, Estrada do Sol, Faux Frenchmen, Ricky Nye, Pamela Mallory Quartet, Little Saudade, Mandy Gaines and Brad Meyers, Jim Connerley Quartet, Camille Saba Smith, Bacchanal Steel Band, Marc Fields, Keigo Hirakawa Trio, Lili Shires and Steve Schmidt, Hank Stephens and Erwin Stuckey, Five Little Bears, Phil DeGreg Trio, Retro Nouveau featuring Jack Garrett, Noisepolice, Al West Jr, Jordan Pollard Trio, Queen City Cabaret, Daniel Bennett and the Dirty Shirleys, and Dixie Karas. Admission is free and tickets are not required. Programmed in collaboration with Jazz at the Memo, with thanks to sponsors GBBN, Sherwin-Williams, and Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra.

A Board of Trustee meeting is scheduled. Meeting times vary and are typically held on the first and third Mondays of the month. If a Monday is a holiday, the meeting is generally moved to the following Tuesday. Two additional planning sessions are scheduled. Agendas are posted on the Township website prior to each meeting.

Open Hands Free Pantry offers no-cost support through the Springfield-Clark Community Initiative, providing food, hygiene items, and compassionate assistance to households in need. Guided by faith and powered by volunteers, this effort strengthens community one box at a time. Guests receive free boxes that may include canned goods, fresh produce, personal care supplies, and other essential items. The pantry operates on a weekly schedule. An RSVP is requested for the specific day you plan to attend, and it is possible to sign up for more than one. Volunteers are welcome to help pack boxes, distribute items, or spread the word. For questions, contact the Springfield-Clark Community Initiative at (937) 332-3939.

At the Samuel Adams Cincinnati Taproom, trivia enthusiasts can take on three rounds of live competition that blend Name That Tune, a wager segment, and wide-ranging general knowledge questions. Teams of up to six are welcome, prizes go to the top performers, and there is no cost to participate. This series runs every other Tuesday in the taproom.

Bring your team to Che OTR for a free, two hour trivia game that welcomes all knowledge levels. Arrive a little early to secure a table and come prepared with a team name for an evening of questions, laughs, and friendly competition. Prizes await the top finishers, with first place earning a $30 bar tab or an empanada, second place receiving a $20 bar tab, and third place taking a $10 bar tab. Prize tabs can be used after the game. Tuesday specials include $13 Taco Trios and $10 margaritas available all night, and Happy Hour offers $6 draft beers, $5 off wine pours, and $10 appetizers. More brains can lead to more bragging rights.

Karaoke is back at The Yellow Cab Tavern with MC Zane Gerlach leading the fun. Admission is free. Choose from a library of more than 60,000 songs, and if your favorite is not available, efforts will be made to track it down so you can take the stage with the song you want.