Events in Beavercreek today

Make mornings easier with a hearty breakfast and a cup of coffee from local food trucks at Columbus Commons. Held each Wednesday, this convenient setup offers a quick, tasty pick-me-up for commuters heading into the office.

At the Fairgrounds Recreation Center’s Park Large Pavilion, this free program for adults 55 and older focuses on staying active while reducing the risk of injury. An Airrosti Certified Provider, together with an Airrosti Senior Recovery Specialist, will lead an educational session that covers practical ways to protect soft tissues, offers resources to help participants maintain their fitness goals, and includes time for questions about injury prevention. Airrosti providers specialize in pinpointing and quickly addressing soft tissue issues, with a strong emphasis on stopping problems before they start. No registration is needed and walk-ins are welcome. Picnic tables are available, and attendees may bring a personal chair or cushion for added comfort.

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.

Connect with fellow Heroscape players for casual, friendly games. A relaxed opportunity to play together and enjoy the game.

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.

This peer-led Recovery Dharma gathering explores inquiry as a tool for understanding the roots of addictive suffering through a Buddhist lens. Participants reflect on written questions informed by the Four Noble Truths, the Eightfold Path, and the Five Precepts, spending time with personal journaling and meditation before coming together for group sharing and discussion. Conversation welcomes diverse experiences of addiction, whether related to alcohol or other substances, food, scrolling, codependency, overspending, or other patterns. The emphasis is on empowerment in recovery, mutual support, and discovering inner wisdom along individual paths. This is a donation-based meeting and pre-registration is not required. Other local meetings are also offered at The Quaker House. Guests are asked to use designated guest parking and avoid the main courtyard, which is reserved for people with accessibility needs and building tenants. Vehicles parked in the courtyard without permission may be towed.

A weekly Lorcana league open to both new and experienced players.

Giving with Grace offers an uplifting evening in the gardens at the Greenacres Arts Center, featuring food, music, opportunities to connect, and an auction. Designed to bring the community together while supporting the Exploring with Grace Fund, the event channels each ticket toward removing barriers that keep children from experiences in nature, the arts, and agriculture. Funds help cover transportation, meals, supplies, and after school programming so more young people can take part in what Greenacres has to offer. It is a laid-back celebration with a clear purpose, pairing a cheerful night out with meaningful support.

Riftbound Nexus Nights features head to head 1v1 play with a five dollar entry fee. Store credit is awarded to top players, and every participant receives a promo pack. Registration is available through the provided ticket link.

Season 1 is kicking off. Entry for the season is $10, and late registrations are accepted. Tickets can be purchased at the counter or online.

Settle in for a relaxed miniature painting session at Epic Loot Games, ideal for anyone seeking a little motivation or friendly company while working on models. Bring your minis and paint at your own pace in a casual, welcoming setting. Tickets are available at the counter. The event fee is $5, and you will receive $5 in store credit at the start for each ticket purchased.

Settle in for chair yoga in the sanctuary at Center for Spiritual Living Greater Dayton, offered just before the meditation session. Love donations are appreciated.

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.

This event features bar bingo complemented by music, prize giveaways, and drinks.

Teddy Swims brings The UGLY Tour to Nationwide Arena with Mac Ayers and MarcLo. The event features live performances from all three artists on the same stage in an arena concert setting.

Taft Theatre hosts Jim Henson’s Labyrinth: In Concert for one night only as part of a 60-city North American tour from Black Ink Presents, a division of Sony Music Entertainment, following a global run to nearly 100 cities. Experience the cult favorite on a high-definition screen while a live band performs the entire soundtrack in perfect sync with David Bowie’s vocals. Fans are encouraged to wear costumes, sing along, and cheer as Goblin King Jareth, Sarah, and the imaginative creatures from Jim Henson’s Creature Shop light up the screen. The music features Bowie’s songs such as "Magic Dance," "Underground," and "As the World Falls Down," alongside Trevor Jones’s sweeping score. Celebrating 40 years since its 1986 release, the film was directed by Jim Henson and stars Jennifer Connelly and David Bowie. Black Ink Presents is known for reimagining iconic films with live-to-picture performances, including titles like Batman, Ghostbusters, The Nightmare Before Christmas, Rocketman, and La La Land. Venue policies and accessibility: a clear bag policy is in effect, there are no elevators in the theatre, and balcony seating requires climbing stairs. For full rules and a list of prohibited items, please consult the venue’s website.

Bleachers bring their North American Bleachers Forever tour to The Andrew J Brady Music Center in Cincinnati with support from This Is Lorelei. Fronted by eleven-time Grammy winner Jack Antonoff, the band is known for uplifting, communal live shows and a dedicated fan base built over the past decade. Their self-titled fourth album marked a creative high point and earned strong praise from major outlets like Rolling Stone and NME, momentum that carried into a global run with more than 40 sold-out dates, including Red Rocks Amphitheatre and a milestone headlining night at Madison Square Garden. Antonoff also appeared on the cover of Rolling Stone’s Musicians on Musicians alongside Hayley Williams, followed by a special performance together in New York. For this performance, $1 from every ticket will be donated to The Ally Coalition in support of LGBTQ+ youth. Ticket purchases are not tax deductible. The venue enforces a clear bag policy. Please review the venue’s website for the full bag policy and a complete list of rules and prohibited items before attending.

Horns, vocals, and rhythm set the tone as Columbus Soul and Salvage delivers classic soul influences with modern touches designed to get you on your feet. Donna Mogavero, Kevin Cardoso, and Lake Wilburn join as special guests. A full food and drink menu will be available before and during the show.

DJ Denny hosts a weekly karaoke night at The Brick. Pick a favorite song and take the mic on Wednesdays.

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.

No registration is required, and walk-ins are welcome. This short, 30-minute toddler-and-caregiver hike at Narrows Reserve invites little explorers to experience the outdoors in simple, age-appropriate ways. Through gentle movement, fresh air, and easy nature discoveries, children build a positive connection to being outside while getting comfortable on the trail. The outing also supports social interaction, giving toddlers a chance to meet other children and possibly make a new friend. Offered once a month in different parks.

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

This toddler-focused storytime features short, playful stories selected to capture the attention of little ones. Children can enjoy brief, fun tales read aloud.

The 2026 Ohio Fall Rally unfolds at the Cowan Lake campground, with check in at site 38 beginning Thursday afternoon. That site will also host evening campfires on Thursday and Friday, and snacks to share are welcome. Morning coffee is planned at site 38 on Friday and Saturday, with two coffee pots and a thermos dispenser available. Friday afternoon at the shelterhouse features a hands on session covering pop rivet basics along with a casual birds of a feather discussion on miscellaneous topics. An off site dinner is planned for Friday, and details will be confirmed closer to the event. On Saturday morning, participants may put out a table at their campsite to make camping related garage items available, keeping in mind that transacting business in an Ohio state park is not permitted. Saturday also includes Sticky 13s Bingo at the shelterhouse, played with provided playing cards, and bringing six or seven dollars is suggested. A potluck dinner is planned for Saturday at the shelterhouse, pending availability near the showerhouse and laundry. Please bring a dish to share and BYOB. A group photo will be taken right after dinner, followed by a campfire at site 38. Some firewood will be on hand, and additional wood is appreciated. Suggestions and offers to help 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.

Burgers & Brews returns to Mother Stewart's Brewing, highlighting smash burgers paired with a favorite beer. This event centers on the classic combination of burgers and brews.

Settle in for a casual board game night at Epic Loot. Bring your favorite games and meeples to play at the tables. The fee is $5, and you will receive $5 in store credit at the beginning of the event for each ticket purchased.

Celebrate Northmont Homecoming week with a community food truck rally at Wagoner Power Equipment. Presented by Englewood RISE in collaboration with the Englewood Market, this gathering welcomes Northmont families, students, alumni, local businesses, and neighbors. Enjoy a variety of food trucks, shop with local vendors, and listen to live music. The Northmont Homecoming Parade is part of the evening, making it easy to grab dinner, meet up with friends, and then take in the festivities. The event is free and family friendly, and attendees are encouraged to wear Northmont colors and show Thunderbolt pride.

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.

Enjoy Raising Cane's Chicken Fingers in Beavercreek while supporting Blue's Mews Siamese Cat Rescue. Mention the fundraiser when ordering in the restaurant, or enter code RCFUND96 at checkout for online or in‑app orders, and 15 percent of net sales will be donated to the rescue.

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.

Explore the world of Flesh and Blood TCG as players take on the role of a powerful Hero, outfitted with weapons and armor and backed by a wide range of skills and abilities. Tickets are available at the counter, and the event fee is $5.

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.

In-person Japanese Riichi Mahjong at Game Arena welcomes players of every experience level. Beginners can learn on site, with friendly instruction available to help new players get started.

Explore a lantern-lit walk through the cemetery in near darkness, featuring true crime histories from Dayton. The tour visits the graves of victims and alleged perpetrators while recounting cases that include a deathbed confession in the killing of 18-year-old Christine Kett, claims that Rose Shafor disguised herself as a man to assist a lover in committing a crime, lingering questions around the death of Julius Kruse, and speculation about whether the Cincinnati Ripper once lived in Dayton. The stories include factual accounts of murders with graphic detail and may not be suitable for all audiences. The experience lasts about two hours and can be physically demanding. It is not recommended for children, older adults, or anyone who may find long walks over hilly, uneven grass challenging. Meet at Eichelberger Plaza by the cemetery’s main gates. Parking is available inside and outside the gates. Wear comfortable walking shoes and consider bringing water. Tours proceed rain or shine, pausing only if there is thunder or lightning. Reservations are required, and a suggested donation of $10 supports the Woodland Arboretum Foundation. Contributions aid restoration, preservation, horticultural, and educational projects that help ensure Woodland remains a cultural resource for Dayton and Ohio.

This monthly gathering offers a welcoming space for women grieving the death of a spouse. It is a self supported group that meets at Normandy Church, which has been a steady home for the community for more than 30 years. New and long-time widows are equally welcome. If coming alone feels overwhelming, bringing a female companion to the first meeting is allowed. After attending at least one meeting, widows can also take part in additional monthly social activities and connect through a private, interactive Facebook community.

Settle in on the lawn for a Halloween-themed film, with complimentary popcorn available while supplies last. Bring a blanket or a chair for comfortable viewing. Drinks from the bar and bites from a food truck will be available.

Comedian Tig Notaro brings the Out Of Nowhere tour to Cincinnati for a performance at Taft Theatre. The show has been rescheduled due to a production scheduling conflict, and all previously purchased tickets will be honored. Additional tickets are on sale. Notaro is an Emmy and Grammy nominee known for stand-up, acting, writing, podcasting, and radio. She has appeared on the Late Show with Stephen Colbert and the Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon, and Rolling Stone has included her among the 50 greatest stand-up comics. Her special Tig Notaro: Hello Again premiered in 2024 on Amazon and received multiple Emmy nominations. On screen, she appears in The Morning Show on Apple TV and in Star Trek: Discovery, with a role in the forthcoming Star Trek: Starfleet Academy on Paramount+. Film credits include Your Place or Mine and We Have a Ghost on Netflix, as well as Zack Snyder’s Army of the Dead. She created and starred in One Mississippi and co-directed the GLAAD-nominated feature Am I OK? with her wife, Stephanie Allynne, which debuted at Sundance in 2022 and later premiered on HBO Max in 2024. She co-hosts the podcast Handsome with Fortune Feimster and Mae Martin, wrote the New York Times bestselling memoir I’m Just a Person, and produced the documentary Come See Me in the Good Light, which won the Festival Favorite award at Sundance in 2025 before premiering on Apple TV and in select theaters. The venue enforces a clear bag policy for all events. There are no elevators in the building, and balcony seating requires climbing stairs. Full rules and a list of prohibited items are available on the venue’s website.

Fountain Square comes alive with Salsa on the Square, presented by P&G. Live local and regional bands bring Salsa, Merengue, Cumbia, and Latin Jazz to the square, while area dance instructors lead large group lessons that cover both beginner and intermediate steps. This edition features Zumba Latin Band with instruction by Diana Hoffman. Arrive early for Happy Hour with one dollar off all alcoholic beverages. All performances are free and open to everyone, and no tickets are needed. Sponsored by P&G and Fifth Third Bank, and produced by 3CDC.

Benjamin Tod and the Inline Six bring their 2026 tour to Bogart's for a concert open to all ages. Set times and any supporting artists may change without advance notice, and refunds will not be issued for such adjustments. Entry policies can be updated, and purchasing tickets means agreeing to follow the requirements in place at the time of the show. For the most current protocols, check the venue’s website as the event approaches. Ticket access includes an artist presale, presales through Live Nation and Ticketmaster, options for Citi cardmembers, a general onsale, and a 2 Pack Holiday Offer.

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.

Ali Siddiq brings The Custom Fit Tour to the Victoria Theatre at Dayton Live for an evening of sharp, story-rich standup. His newest special, My Father, follows a streak of viral releases and major accolades, including an NAACP Image Award for Ali Siddiq: My Two Sons and multiple Webby Awards for Rugged. His catalog features It’s Bigger Than These Bars, filmed inside a Texas jail and viewed more than 5 million times, and the four-part saga The Domino Effect 1-4, which has surpassed 51 million views. This engagement is presented by Dayton Live and Outback Presents. VIP Meet & Greet tickets include a premium seat and a post-show meet and greet with Ali Siddiq. Dayton Live encourages patrons to review show content to determine what suits their group. Every attendee requires a ticket, regardless of age. For the comfort of all patrons, lap children and infants are generally not permitted at most presentations. Tickets for events at Victoria Theatre and other Dayton Live venues are sold exclusively through Dayton Live.

Enjoy special pricing on drinks for the guys.

Los Lonely Boys bring their brotherly chemistry to Ludlow Garage with a performance rooted in years of making music together. The GRAMMY Award-winning, multi-platinum trio from San Angelo, Texas features Henry Garza on vocals and guitar, Jojo Garza on bass and vocals, and Ringo Garza on drums. Since 1996 they have shared their family-born sound, breaking through with their self-titled 2004 album, a double-platinum release that produced the gold-certified hit “Heaven,” which reached the Top 20 of the Billboard Hot 100 and earned a GRAMMY for Best Performance by a Duo or Group with Vocal. Their body of work includes Sacred, Forgiven, Rockpango, and Revelation, and they have collaborated with Santana, Willie Nelson, and Dr. John.

This mini meet takes place inside the 2026 Pumpkin Run Nationals and marks the event’s 50th anniversary. Eligible vehicles include Falcons, Comets from 1960 to 1965, Rancheros from 1960 to 1966, and Econolines from 1961 to 1967. Registration with the show is required, and details are available on the event website.

Fore the Love of Downtown is a community golf scramble that raises funds for holiday programming in Downtown Tipp City. The event gathers golfers, local businesses, and community supporters for a friendly day on the course in celebration of what makes the downtown area special. All experience levels are welcome, whether you are a longtime player or simply looking for a relaxed day with friends. Participants can enter as a team or register individually and will be matched with others so everyone can take part.

The 12th Annual Valor and Hope Classic brings golfers to Yankee Trace Golf Club for a charitable outing that benefits FOP, FOPA, and the Montgomery County Law Enforcement Memorial. The day features check-in with practice range access, an opening ceremony, a shotgun start, event scoring with lunch, and a wrap-up with awards and raffles. Additional details and registration information are available on the event website.

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.

People seeking holiday assistance can register for the Fairborn Lion's Club Christmas Project at Fairborn FISH. This sign-up event focuses on connecting participants with Christmas support.

Pop Up Play offers a burst of creativity with games, adventures, and craft projects. Each week brings fresh activities in collaboration with local partners such as Skool Aid, Indigo Hippo, Black Art Speaks, Girls Can Hoop, Abrakadoodle, Pones, Dino Buddies, and the Cincinnati Public Library. The lineup rotates and some sessions may be announced closer to the day, so experiences can vary from week to week. Sponsored by Urban Sites, the Hubert Family Foundation, and P&G.

Father & Son Brick Revival celebrates its first year with a weekend gathering at the MAC. What started as a father and son LEGO adventure has grown into a loose-brick shop that became a fixture in downtown Morrow, shaped by families and fans who stopped in, said hello, sifted through bins, and left inspired. The celebration focuses on hands-on creativity, the community that formed around the shop, and the launch of year two, with more announcements to be shared soon. It carries a spirit of reusing pieces, rebuilding ideas, and reliving the fun of building together.

Head out on a guided trail walk with your dog to enjoy the outdoors and learn about nature together. Dogs must stay on a leash, and owners should clean up after their pets. Meet at the Nature Center. A $3 vehicle pass is required for visitors who are not registered campers.

Raise a glass to a new month, the week wrapping up, and making it through both. First Friday at The Melting Pot in Dayton marks the start of each month with drink specials offered all night. Settle in for fondue, sip something great, and let Friday feel like Friday again, whether you bring friends or come solo.

A live performance will take place on the main stage on Friday night.

MTG Commander is the focus of this gathering. Bring a favorite deck and test your build against fellow players.

MarketFEST returns with an evening, open-air farmers market presented by the Greater Springfield Partnership. Drawing inspiration from night markets around the world, this after-hours experience brings a festive vibe to Springfield. It works for a unique date night, a casual outing with friends, or a family friendly way to ease into the weekend. Admission is free and open to the public. The setting is Market Alley between The Heritage Center and Myers Market.

Tasting Colour brings a high energy, improvisational spin on a wide range of cover songs to Lucas Bros Fall Fest at Candlebrook Farm, creating a family friendly celebration with live music. Alongside the performance, guests can enjoy hayrides, a children’s corn maze, a pick-your-own pumpkin patch priced by the pound, a barrel train, pedal bikes, farm animals, and more. General admission is $5, and wristbands that include access to all activities are $15. Children under 4 enter free. The event is pet friendly, with dogs required to remain on a leash.

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.

This laid back evening brings together music, art, and artists of many kinds at Pendleton Art Studios Middletown in downtown Middletown. It offers a low key setting with creativity at the center.

Celebrate the season as the annual fall gathering returns to FOP Dayton in Huber Heights, the welcoming site that hosted last year’s successful event. Expect a scenic evening by the pond with flavorful food and lively music, bringing the community together in support of a vital mission. Proceeds from tickets benefit CARE House and its essential services for children in Montgomery County who have faced abuse and neglect.

The Tavern Dinner Harvest Feast features a three course meal prepared over the hearth with period entertainment inside the 1796 Newcom Tavern, the oldest surviving building in Dayton. Over its long history, the tavern also functioned as the city’s first jail and church, operated as a general store, and served as Montgomery County’s first courthouse. Menus are guided by recipes from nineteenth century receipt books, offering a window into how early Dayton residents ate and celebrated. Costumed interpreters bring the 1800s to life in a candlelit setting for an evening rooted in local history.

At Ceasar Ford Park, married couples can renew their vows in a warm, meaningful ceremony designed for pairs at any stage of marriage. Advance registration is necessary. A park ranger officiates the vows, then the celebration continues with music, dancing, and a special treat. The experience centers on reflection, reconnection, and honoring a shared journey. The fee is $65 per couple, and only one name should be entered during registration.

Mio's Anderson Pizzeria and Tavern hosts an evening where attendees can enjoy food and drinks accompanied by a live performance from JGD.

Compete in a Star Wars Unlimited tournament that uses Swiss pairings and is capped at four rounds. Bring a 50 card deck that includes one Leader and one base. Entry is $5, prizes are issued as standard store credit, and promotional items may be available. Tickets are available at the counter.

Presented by Medpace, this event returns for a third year at the Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden. Walk a half-mile route lined with more than 6,000 hand-carved pumpkins and autumn displays, creating the biggest experience of its kind in the Tri-state. Glowing jack o’lanterns, striking scenes, and special effects fill the pathways for a seasonal outing suitable for all ages. The Reptile House and Night Hunters will also be open during the event. This is a separate ticketed experience and is not included with Zoo membership or regular admission.

Step into Woodland after dusk for a guided history tour illuminated by lanterns. Established in 1841, this rural cemetery is among the oldest in the United States and is the resting place of the Wright Brothers, Paul Laurence Dunbar, Erma Bombeck, James Ritty, members of the Stanley and Mead families, George Newcom, and many other well known and infamous Daytonians. Reservations are required for all tours, and a $10 donation is suggested. Contributions support the Woodland Arboretum Foundation and its restoration, preservation, horticultural, and educational efforts that keep Woodland a cultural resource for Dayton and Ohio. If you were unable to secure a spot in the History, Mystery, Mayhem and Murder Tours, this lantern lit experience offers an alternative way to discover the grounds.

Families can enjoy open swim time at Goldfish Swim School Anderson in a comfortably warm 90-degree setting, with showers, private changing areas, hair dryers, and water extraction stations available. Pricing is $10 per swimmer, capped at $30 per family. For children who are not yet potty trained, a reusable swim diaper is required. To verify availability before you go, call 513-719-6800 or email swimanderson@goldfishss.com.

The seventh annual celebration of classic horror returns to Land of Illusion Haunted Scream Park, spotlighting vintage scares and the icons that defined the genre. Expect the spirit of old-school Halloween with costumed characters ready for photos, nods to VHS-era favorites, and plenty for newcomers to discover. Across the park, more than 200 monsters bring the chills while live entertainment takes over the Stage of Rage. The night features six award-winning haunted attractions, including Temple of Terror, Dr. Psycho’s Haunted Estate, Killer Klowns, Phobia, the one-mile-long Middletown Haunted Trail, and Lights Out. Rides, the VooDoo Lounge full bar, food and concessions, a ghostly gift shop, and the Full Moon Markets add to the experience for horror fans of every generation.

Explore Germantown, Ohio on a guided ghost walk that weaves the town’s German heritage with its storied brewing past and the legends tied to it. The route moves through the downtown district, passing century-old homes and businesses, and reveals accounts long kept behind doors and storefronts. Led by P3, the experience shares history, investigations, and reported encounters linked to former breweries, along with sightings said to linger in the quieter corners of historic residences. Expect about a mile of walking with pauses for storytelling. The tour runs rain or shine, so dress for the weather, wear comfortable shoes, and be mindful of uneven surfaces. Guests are asked to respect the historic sites and fellow participants. Children must be accompanied by an adult. Photography is welcome, but recording is not permitted. Plan to arrive 10 to 15 minutes early for check-in. All sales are final for this live, scheduled event, and missing the tour does not qualify as non-delivery of services.

Test your music recognition skills at Morts East - A Neighborhood Tavern during a lively music trivia night. Enjoy two hours of quick paced rounds featuring songs from the past and the present in an atmosphere that is welcoming to families. Form a team to compete for prizes and bragging rights. Arriving early is recommended to secure a table.

Jake 'Hambone' Davis and the Good Company Blues Band return to headline the Heritage of Flight Festival in New Carlisle, Ohio, with music and festivities.

Friday nights at Flannagan’s focus on line dancing and an easygoing start to the weekend with friends. The music keeps the floor moving while drinks and food add to the good times, and the vibe stays lively throughout the night. Expect laughs, a friendly crowd, and plenty of familiar faces. Whether you have years of experience or are trying it for the first time, it is a relaxed, feel-good outing for unwinding and moving your feet.

Fountain Square partners with Inhailer Radio for Visit Cincy presents 513 Airwaves, a summer concert series that showcases local and regional talent in the heart of Downtown Cincinnati. Programmed by the Inhailer team, each show blends rising favorites with established indie artists for live performances on the Square. This edition features Sungaze with LimeLight and Goof Juice. Support comes from Visit Cincy, Inhailer Radio, and Fifth Third Bank.

Lionel Richie and Earth, Wind & Fire bring Sing a Song All Night Long to The Schottenstein Center. The concert has been rescheduled, and tickets already issued will be honored for the new date. Lionel Richie is a global music icon with a catalog of hits and more than 125 million albums sold. His accolades include an Academy Award, a Golden Globe, and four Grammy wins, along with honors such as MusiCares Person of the Year and the Kennedy Center Honors. He has been immortalized at the TCL Chinese Theatre, inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, and recognized with the American Music Awards Icon Award as well as the Library of Congress Gershwin Prize for Popular Song. His recent work spans judging on American Idol, debuting the documentary The Greatest Night in Pop to wide acclaim, executive producing Apple TV+’s KPOPPED, and releasing his New York Times bestselling memoir, Truly. Earth, Wind & Fire, founded by Maurice White in 1969, stand as one of popular music’s enduring forces. The band has earned eight number one singles, sold over 100 million albums worldwide, and released 23 albums with multiple double platinum and Top 10 achievements. Their legacy includes nine Grammy Awards, a Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award, induction into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, and recognition with the Kennedy Center Honors.

At The PhoneBooth Lounge, Retrobution leads an 80s night that celebrates the early MTV era with hits from artists like Cars, Duran, Bowie, Prince, and Idol, along with one-hit favorites that bring back the feel of 1989.

English singer and songwriter John Waite returns to Cincinnati for a performance at Taft Theatre, with John Cafferty & The Beaver Brown Band supporting. For nearly half a century he has paired a distinctive, soulful voice with sharp songwriting about longing, resilience and everyday life, continuing to write, record and tour with the drive of an artist still in pursuit of the next great song. Waite first made his mark with The Babys, singing and playing bass on hits like Isn't It Time and Every Time I Think of You, then Back on My Feet Again, before launching a solo career that rose with Ignition and peaked globally with No Brakes. Missing You became a defining single of the MTV era and reached No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100. A 2006 duet version with Alison Krauss spent 21 weeks on the Hot Country Songs chart. The track has found fresh momentum through Harlan Coben's Netflix thriller Missing You, igniting social sharing, landing on prominent Spotify and Apple Music playlists, and climbing to No. 12 on the iTunes charts. It now counts more than 275 million plays on Spotify and 75 million views on YouTube. He returned to the top of the charts as frontman of Bad English with When I See You Smile, which helped send the group's debut to multi-platinum status. His songs have appeared across film, television and gaming, from True Romance, About Last Night and Vision Quest to Warm Bodies, Anchorman 2 and Grand Theft Auto: Vice City, and they have fueled national advertising such as a Hanes campaign. Across more than a dozen solo releases he has blended rock, folk, country and blues while continuing to evolve, a journey captured in the 2022 documentary John Waite: The Hard Way. Onstage he treats favorites and deep cuts as living work, reshaped by experience and time. This performance brings that enduring voice and catalog to Taft Theatre.

Cincy Ecstatic Dance Flow at Cincinnati Yoga School’s Club Lotus offers a guided arc of movement and music that begins with an opening ceremony, shifts into an uplifting, multi-genre dance set for free expression, and closes with a soothing sound bath, a Reiki sweep, and a community circle. Attendees may arrive a little early or stay afterward to connect with others, and Sacred Serenity Healer is present with homemade herbal products. The space is barefoot and substance-free, with no talking or technology on the dance floor, and a clear emphasis on respect and consent. Participants can stretch and warm up at their own pace and treat the experience as both a workout and a meditative practice that supports stress relief, emotional release, creativity, confidence, and meaningful connection. All backgrounds and dance levels are welcome. There are many stairs to reach the venue. On first Fridays, admission is donation-based and open to ages 6 and up. On third Fridays, admission is $15 online or $20 at the door for ages 16 and up. Payment options include cash, Venmo, CashApp, PayPal, Zelle, Apple Pay, and card. Helpful items to bring include water, comfortable clothing, an open mind and heart, and optional snacks, flow toys, a journal, or an eyemask for the sound bath. Please leave drugs and alcohol, glitter or sequins, glow sticks, strong fragrances, and judgment at home.

A spirited karaoke night that celebrates bold singing with friends, encouraging everyone to belt out tunes with confidence.

Dunaways presents a post-Homecoming celebration for the Troy High School Class of 1986 as they mark their 40th reunion, featuring live music from Step Lätter. The performance focuses on 80s hair band favorites for a festive throwback party atmosphere. This after-game event is open to all, welcoming alumni, friends, and fans of 80s rock.

Karaoke takes over at Ledo's Tavern with a library of more than 75,000 songs, making it easy to find the perfect track. Step up for a solo, team up for a duet, or cheer from the crowd as singers take the mic in a lighthearted, high-spirited setting. Hosted by Liam the "Gentleman", with $4 shot specials available.

Carol's Speakeasy Lounge hosts a DJ and karaoke party featuring DJ music alongside audience karaoke. Attendees can pick songs and sing on the mic with the DJ providing the soundtrack.

Peddlers Flea Market brings buyers, sellers, and traders together in a haven for treasure hunters. Indoor and outdoor spaces are available year-round, with spaces starting at $20.

The ORRRC Outdoor X 12-Hour Endurance Run & RUCK brings a full-day challenge to Eastwood Lake within the Outdoor Experience expo. Also known as OX12, this time-based event invites runners and ruckers to complete a flat loop of more than 2.6 miles as many times as possible. The surface is primarily grass and doubletrack trail, with a small portion on bike path. The marked route includes the roped drop bag area near the scoring table and the restrooms as part of the official course space. Success is measured by distance covered in twelve hours. To earn finisher status, participants remain on course for the entire duration and must still be moving at the end. Laps are counted and a timing system tracks total mileage. A headlamp or flashlight is needed at the start. On-course support includes an aid station at the start and finish with Tailwind Performance drink, water, chips, pretzels, PB&J and other snacks, plus a roped drop bag area for quick changes and refueling without stepping off the course. Those who stay out the full twelve hours receive a finisher award, and anyone surpassing 35 miles may request an engraved mileage award for later pickup. Awards are presented to the top three finishers in both the women’s and men’s divisions, with ties decided by who reaches the line first on the final lap. Guide dogs and guide runners may assist visually impaired athletes, and all guides and pacers must sign a waiver. Parking is adjacent to the campground, but the handicapped lot and the Subaru lot are reserved for those who qualify. Event shirts are available only at packet pickup and are not mailed. Volunteer opportunities are available. Race director: Lawrence Chow, OX12RD@gmail.com.

Experience a rural art market set at an authentic working family farm and studio in Clark County, Ohio. Browse homegrown Shetland wool fleeces, small batch hand dyed and hand spun yarn, and custom dyed fleece roving, plus hand dyed wool roving for wet or dry felting projects. Seasonal treats from the farmhouse kitchen and family recipe jams are also available. The studio highlights farmhouse and rustic antiques, natural curiosities from rural life, seasonal decor, and original artwork by members of the Dayton Society of Artists and the Yellow Springs Arts Council. Many pieces are one of a kind or original, so the selection changes regularly. The setting features a pond and a porch swing, and farm life is on full display with more than 100 Shetland sheep and lambs, Belted Galloway cattle, the occasional goat, and sometimes a rabbit or barn cat. This seventh generation grain and livestock farm serves youth and families in the community. An educator associated with the farm uses funds to support students and fellow teachers during the school year, as well as 4H youth and development throughout the year. Current crops include soybeans, corn, and wheat, with expansion into hay and specialty grains in Clark, Miami, and Greene counties. Practical notes: cash sales are available, with checks accepted and invoicing offered for known customers. Terrain includes rough gravel and uneven ground, and a small ramp leads to the studio door. Children must remain with an adult at all times. Weapons are not permitted on the property, and security cameras are in use.

At The Great Ohio Toy Show at Greene County Fairgrounds, Killer Tees will be present among the toys. This appearance places Killer Tees within a toy focused setting.

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.

The inaugural Xenia’s Farmers Market brings a mix of farm-fresh produce, flowers, baked treats, handmade goods, and other selections from local vendors to Xenia Station. This family-friendly marketplace supports small businesses and offers a relaxed Saturday morning outing in downtown Xenia. It is scheduled for the first Saturday of each month from June through October.

Celebrating its tenth year, The Great Ohio Toy Show fills Greene County Fairgrounds & Expo Center in Xenia, Ohio with eight buildings of toys for all ages, spanning vintage and antique pieces to modern releases, die-cast collectibles and hobby items. More than 700 tables showcase finds from vendors across the United States, and collectors from around the world come to search for rare items and good deals. The experience includes free parking, a live DJ and a lineup of ten food trucks. Admission is $6, and children 10 and under enter free. Presented by Route 68 Promotions, this event focuses entirely on toys with no celebrity booths, creating a lively, festival-style atmosphere.

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.

The Grazing Ground Market offers a friendly neighborhood experience with fresh harvests, playful goats, and thoughtfully made treats. Produce is grown naturally on a 6.5-acre urban farm in Butler Township and eggs are gathered on site, with simple growing practices and no chemical additives. Shoppers will find a changing lineup of small-batch jellies and jams crafted from foraged blossoms and homegrown ingredients, with flavors like dandelion, wild violet, hibiscus, rose, tomato, and onion. Cozy fruit butters and seasonal spreads, including options such as salted caramel pear, share the shelves with fresh gluten-free baked goods that tend to sell out quickly. Beyond pantry staples, the market features farm-inspired gifts and handmade pieces, from natural luffa soaps and firestarters to garden-themed items and seasonal creations that bring a bit of countryside charm home. During market hours, visitors can feed the resident goats, snap a photo or two, and enjoy some farm time while browsing. Because everything is seasonal and produced in small batches, the selection changes from one market day to the next, which adds to the fun of each visit.

Open Studio invites people of all ages to explore materials and spark ideas through hands-on making, guided by monthly themes connected to special exhibitions and the art on display. Visitors are encouraged to think like artists while experimenting with a wide variety of supplies in the Studio. The first Saturday session each month is reserved for members. A designated quiet hour offers a calmer experience for guests with sensory sensitivities.

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.

Discover adoptable dogs at Petco - 5 Mile in Cincinnati. Meet a welcoming mix of pups at different life stages, from energetic youngsters to mellow seniors, all looking for a home. You can review available pets in advance and submit an application ahead of time or complete one on site. If adopting is not possible right now, volunteers will be available to share ways to get involved.

This session offers about an hour of Tai Chi and Qigong. Participants may practice seated or standing. Love offerings in support of the Center for Spiritual Living Greater Dayton are encouraged.

An Organized Play program for Disney Lorcana, the trading card game from Ravensburger, features a 12 week season divided into three four week rounds. Each session costs $5, and participants receive one pack of Lorcana TCG. Tickets can be purchased at the counter.

Settle into a welcoming drop-in yoga class presented by Coral Bloom Wellness. Designed with beginners in mind, the session focuses on meditation, breath control, and balancing poses. Bring your own mat, or use one of the mats available. This class is intended for adults, and registration is not required. Support for this program is provided by the UVMC Community Benefit Fund.

Pinkchella is a luxury breast cancer awareness luncheon at the Columbus State Conference Center that brings the community together for an afternoon focused on empowerment, healing, and meaningful connection. Created to honor women and share knowledge, the program highlights early detection and offers information on health resources and community support. It also celebrates survivors and thrivers with moments of recognition, music, and shared strength. Guests can expect beauty, wellness, and self care experiences that encourage confidence, self love, and restoration. Luxury pink attire is encouraged with a soft glam and elegant feel. Early bird tickets will be available soon in limited quantities. Survivors, supporters, allies, and community members passionate about women’s health are invited to attend. The event supports breast cancer awareness, education, and community health initiatives.

At Ashmore Estates, this event features a full daytime investigation and a separate nighttime session. It offers a chance to explore whether activity occurs in daylight, then continue after dark with an evening hunt. Participants may attend one session or both, with a discount available for choosing both.

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.

Explore a modern Ayurvedic approach to autumn cooking at The Hidden Gem with plant-based chefs and Ayurvedic wellness counselors Elizabeth Hulsman and Devon Schmidt. The workshop centers on warm, satisfying meals built from fresh seasonal ingredients, balancing protein, fiber, and healthy fats while drawing inspiration from Mediterranean flavors and contemporary Ayurvedic guidance. Participants prepare four plant-forward dishes together, including a crostini topped with creamy white beans and pears, a warmly spiced lentil and sweet potato main, a rustic soup featuring beans, tomatoes, and farro, and yogurt cups layered with spiced apples and a crunchy finish. Throughout the session, the instructors share practical tips for composing balanced plates, cooking with what the season offers, and weaving simple Ayurvedic principles into everyday routines. Expect a mix of demonstrations, hands-on learning, and shared tastes of the dishes prepared.

Created for chocolate fans, the Downtown Troy Chocolate Walk, powered by Winans, turns a casual downtown shopping trip into a cocoa themed stroll. Go from shop to shop, sample decadent sweets, and uncover new favorite spots along the way. With treats waiting at each stop, browsing quickly becomes a delicious loop of tasting and exploring. It is part shopping, part snacking, and completely sweet, offering plenty of reasons to take one more turn past another storefront and appreciate Downtown Troy even more.

MCHA Ranch Trail Playday offers classes that include Small Fry, Walk Trot, Youth, and Adult divisions. An open division will be held with added payout and prizes. Additional details will be shared in a forthcoming showbill.

Miniature train rides for the entire family are offered by the Carillon Park Rail & Steam Society on its 7.5-gauge, one-eighth full-scale railroad throughout Carillon Historical Park. Established in 1984, the Society operates this small-scale line. Each June, it also hosts the Carillon Park Rail Festival, a two-day celebration of railroading featuring free miniature train rides, live steam engines, model train displays, historical exhibits, rail vendors, and train-themed merchandise. Details may change.

Colony Cats volunteers will be on site at Petco Lennox Town Center to help prospective adopters connect with adoptable cats and kittens. Volunteers will assist with introductions so visitors can get to know the animals.

Colony Cats (& dogs) brings adoptable cats and kittens to Petco in Upper Arlington. Each cat has been tested for FIV and FeLV, vaccinated, microchipped, spayed or neutered, and dewormed, and is ready for a new home. An approved adoption application is required.

Explore downtown Dayton on a haunted and true crime walking tour that pairs headline-making cases with tales of lingering spirits. Led by Paula Dytko of P3 Paranormal, this experience is based at Dayton Courthouse Square and blends documented history, true crime, and reported hauntings. Highlights include locations tied to the former Montgomery County Courthouse, the Victoria Theatre, historic hanging grounds, and additional nearby sites. Expect fresh research and long overlooked stories, along with insights from the guide’s own paranormal investigations. The facts come from the historical record, while any conclusions about what may linger are left to each participant. Recommended for ages 13 and up, with parental discretion advised due to mature themes, tragic events, and paranormal content.

The South Park Murder Mystery blends a neighborhood home tour with an interactive whodunit. This edition, A Killer Groove, transports participants to a 1960s story set in Historic South Park. Groups depart from Veritas Church with a neighborhood guide and an information packet, then visit several beautiful homes and locations. At each stop, actors stage a brief scene and chat with attendees, while hosts may step out of character to share details about the house. Participants ask questions, gather clues, and continue to the next site. The route takes about two hours and covers roughly 1.6 miles. The experience wraps up at Coco’s Bistro, where a drink is included with each ticket and guesses about the culprit are submitted. The solution is emailed the next day. Those who guess correctly are entered into a random prize drawing, and the selected winner is notified by email, with prizes delivered or held for pickup at a local business. Reserve a departure slot, and make sure friends or family book the same one so you can start together. Attendees must be 13 or older.

Lightwire Theater returns to The Murphy Theatre with a luminous retelling of a timeless fable in The Adventures of Tortoise and Hare The Next Gen. The story begins with the classic race where slow and steady triumphs, then continues as Tortoise Junior and Lil’ Hare embark on a new kind of competition that leads them into unfamiliar territory. Old Man Tortoise and Big Daddy Hare set aside their differences to find and save their children, facing challenges on the way to the finish line. Electroluminescent costumes and carefully crafted choreography bring the characters to life for audiences of all ages. After the performance, the cast offers a behind the scenes look at the everyday items and technology that power the glowing effects. Every ticket includes Hot Dog Dinner Theatre, featuring a hot dog, chips or popcorn, and a non-alcoholic drink served before the show, creating a family friendly evening of food and entertainment.

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YWCA Columbus marks 140 years of service with a mission-focused celebration that honors decades of community impact. This milestone gathering centers on purpose and reflects the organization’s enduring commitment to meaningful change.

Spend an evening where nobody is above suspicion, not even your tablemates. This modern, interactive murder mystery places you in the middle of the action as the story unfolds around the room. While you enjoy a full dinner, undercover performers mingle with guests, improvise scenes, point fingers, and invite participants into the spotlight. Hunt for clues, question suspects, and piece together the puzzle before the final reveal. Stay sharp... the culprit could be closer than you think.

SugRRocK performs as a full band at Southern Ohio Brewing in Beavercreek, featuring a mix led by rock classics with additions of blues, country, songwriter hits, and original songs. The show takes place on the venue’s outdoor stage amid the grounds.

Experience an evening of live music with This Day.

Chris Janson brings an energetic country concert to APAC, delivering a live performance filled with well-known songs. Expect an exciting evening as he takes the stage for a show that celebrates country music.

Lyfe Jennings brings a live performance to Bogart's in an all ages setting. The lineup and schedule may change without notice, and entry protocols are subject to updates. By purchasing tickets, attendees agree to follow the requirements in place at the time of the event. Ticket access includes a public onsale, a Live Nation presale, and Citi cardmember presale and preferred options. For the latest information on entry guidelines, consult the venue's website.

A shamanic sound journey awaits with the immersive tones of drums, singing bowls, chimes and voice. Shamanic Reiki Master Ashley Ballard and Healing Touch Practitioner Chris Rust weave their musical talents into a distinctive healing experience. Drawing on current astrology, shamanic insights, music theory and intuitive guidance, they tailor the soundscape and energy work to support what each participant may need that day. Guided meditation, group healing and focused attention for individuals are included, using specific sound tools to deepen the process. Held in a welcoming yoga studio setting, the experience flows through a settling welcome, a transformative sound bath journey and a heart-centered closing connection. This gathering is offered monthly. Sacred Serenity Healer homemade herbal products will be available for purchase throughout. Attendance is limited to 35 participants. A sliding-scale contribution of $10 to $30 is suggested, with payment accepted by cash at the door, Venmo, Cash App or Zelle. Complete the form in the tickets section to receive payment options, and choose to pay ahead for quicker entry or pay upon arrival. No one is turned away, and those who are able are encouraged to pay it forward. Late arrivals are not permitted once the sound bath begins. For comfort, bring items such as a yoga mat, blanket or pillows to lie on, and wear relaxed clothing. The experience is deeply calming and it is common to drift into sleep. Emotions may surface as energy shifts, and Ashley and Chris are available for support throughout.

A symphonic tribute to heroism arrives as My Hero Academia In Concert brings the anime’s story to the stage with a 15-piece live band performing Yuki Hayashi’s score alongside vivid visuals from all eight seasons. The program follows Deku and Class 1-A from early beginnings to high-stakes confrontations, capturing moments of courage, friendship, and resolve. Presented at Victoria Theatre at Dayton Live, it marks ten years of this concert experience with music and imagery that immerse fans and newcomers in the world of heroes. Part of the Dayton Live Star Attractions Series sponsored by Projects Unlimited. The anime series My Hero Academia is rated TV-14. Dayton Live advises patrons to decide what is appropriate for their group before purchasing. Every attendee must have a ticket, and for the consideration of all patrons, children on laps and babes in arms are not permitted at most presentations. Dayton Live is the only outlet authorized to sell tickets to events at the Schuster Center, Victoria Theatre, PNC Arts Annex, and The Loft Theatre.

The Filthy Heathens bring a fired-up blend of Southern grit, alt edge, classic country, and hard rock to Yellow Cab Tavern. Sparked by the early chemistry among Bronson Hetzer, Ryan Palcic, and “Captain” Craig Bishop, the group quickly rounded out its ranks with guitarists Cody Doench and Dawson Stepp, forming a five piece that wastes no time. Their songs nod to names like Skynyrd, Waylon, Blackberry Smoke, and The Steel Woods, yet land in a lane all their own with a raw, road-seasoned sound. On stage they hit the accelerator, and audiences often rise to meet that energy as attention shifts from screens to the music in the room. The catalog includes the debut EP Etheridge, featuring the singles Tupelo Sun and Devils Like Me, along with The Muscle Shoals Session, a stripped down, live recording captured at Muscle Shoals Sound Studio that reflects the punch and presence of their concerts.

That One Party Band makes its debut at David's Kitchen & Bar with an upbeat night of live music in a relaxed setting with great food. The setlist blends crowd favorites, nostalgic throwbacks, and big sing-along tunes to keep the room lively from start to finish. Whether stopping in for dinner, drinks, or the music, this first appearance at David's sets the tone for a fun evening.

The Distance delivers a high-energy rock and roll party, performing without breaks and keeping the momentum high from the first song to the last.

Relax or hit the dance floor, or do both. Enjoy live rock music with friends.

Saint Hellion brings a high-energy rock show to Wings Sports Bar and Grille with food, drinks, and plenty of fun. Admission is $5 at the door.

Karaoke takes center stage at Whistle & Keg in the Arena District. Whether you are out for the evening or coming from another nearby event, this taproom offers a wide selection of taps, plenty of drinks, and a lively atmosphere. The festivities are hosted by Blake the Snake.

Browse, bargain, and trade at Peddlers Flea Market, a go-to spot for treasure hunters. Indoor and outdoor spaces are available year round, with rates starting at $20. Whether clearing out finds or searching for unique items, this market invites buyers, sellers, and traders.

The Wellspring Elder Circle gathers people stepping into the second half of life, a phase many traditional, spiritual, and Indigenous cultures honor for growing wisdom, service, mentorship, and a deeper sense of purpose. Different communities mark this passage in their own ways. Many recognize women entering after menopause, and many see men moving into it later in life, often around ages 50 to 55, as attention shifts from achievement toward legacy, guidance, and community. More than a number, eldership is viewed as a calling, an invitation to share lessons learned, continue personal growth, support others, and nurture meaningful connection and purpose. Those who feel drawn to this season through age, life experience, or a wish to grow, connect, and contribute are welcome in this circle. This session takes place at Daniel's Peace Memorial Park and is hosted by Yolee Day Spence.

A friendly potluck gathering that centers on building family, friendship, and community. Participants are encouraged to bring a dish to contribute and savor one another’s cooking. Expect a relaxed time together with opportunities to meet a new friend or two.

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.

Enjoy laid-back Pokémon League play alongside fellow players in a relaxed setting. Tickets can be purchased at the counter. Promotional items will be available in limited quantities until they are gone.

This weekly Digimon card game tournament invites players to put their skills and their chosen partner to the test. Bring a ready deck to compete. Entry is $5, and tickets can be purchased at the counter.

Listen to a performance on the museum’s restored Skinner pipe organ and take in the newly renovated Mimi and Stuart Rose Auditorium. Members attend at no additional charge, and non-members are admitted with regular museum entry.

A friendly gathering centered on spending time gardening together.

Tommy Knox presents a lively show with sing-along tunes alongside playful songs that bring plenty of laughs.

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.

Take part in a tournament for Cardfight!! Vanguard and put your strategy to the test. The event fee is $5.

Compete in a constructed Gundam TCG tournament with a $5 entry fee. Prizes are awarded in store credit, and tickets can be purchased at the counter.

BattleTech Weekly Play offers a relaxed setting to dive into an updated game of mechs and might. This casual session is open to both newcomers and experienced players.

Astrophysicist Neil deGrasse Tyson takes a curious and witty look at science on the big screen, using scenes from films such as The Wizard of Oz, Mary Poppins, 2001: A Space Odyssey, Harry Potter, and A Bug’s Life to sort out what movies get wrong and what they nail. The conversation spans newer releases and beloved classics, including titles that might surprise audiences with their scientific underpinnings. VIP admission includes preferred seating, a post-show Q&A with Dr. Tyson in the theater, and a signed poster. Presented as part of the Dayton Live Star Attractions Series sponsored by Projects Unlimited, this event takes place at the Benjamin & Marian Schuster Performing Arts Center at Dayton Live. Dayton Live encourages patrons to review content and make choices that fit their group before purchasing. Every attendee must have a ticket regardless of age, and for the comfort of all guests, children on laps and babes in arms are generally not permitted at most presentations. Dayton Live is the exclusive ticketing source for events at the Schuster Center, Victoria Theatre, PNC Arts Annex, and The Loft Theatre.

Steve Jones, Paul Cook, and Glen Matlock of Sex Pistols take the stage with Frank Carter at Newport Music Hall in Columbus, Ohio. This is an all-ages show. Ticket resale through AXS Resale will not be available initially and may be offered later. For information about purchase terms, consult the AXS Purchase Agreement.

Brad Williams brings The Tall Tales Tour to Taft Theatre in Cincinnati for a night of high-energy stand-up. Beginning his career as a teenager, he has toured for years across the United States and abroad, often selling out well-known venues. His television appearances include The Tonight Show, Dave Attell’s Comedy Underground, and Jimmy Kimmel Live. His specials span Fun Size and Daddy Issues, followed by a third release tied to Montreal’s Just for Laughs, and later a set on Netflix’s The Degenerates. On screen, his credits include FX’s Legit, Sam and Cat, Mind of Mencia, Pitboss, a recurring role on Hulu’s Deadbeat, and film roles in Little Evil, the Christopher Guest film Mascots, and Reno 911: It’s A Wonderful Heist. He also co-created and co-hosted the About Last Night podcast with Adam Ray and is a frequent guest on national radio and podcasts including KROQ’s Kevin and Bean and The Adam Carolla Show. He became the first stand-up comedian to headline a Cirque du Soleil production with a three-month run of Mad Apple in Las Vegas. His sets blend high energy delivery with personal observations on disability, relationships, sex, and race. Please note that Taft Theatre enforces a clear bag policy. The building does not have elevators, and balcony seating is accessible only by stairs.

Start the week by sharing a meal with a friend or significant other. Order the signature Lighthouse burger with fries and add a 1/4 pound burger for $4, or choose from the other sandwich meals. A relaxed, tasty way to make Monday feel special.

A welcoming crochet and craft meetup where needlework enthusiasts gather to work on projects side by side and share friendly conversation and fellowship.

Certified Zumba Gold instructor Jodie Anderson leads a weekly class featuring lively music and dance routines that encourage movement and support a healthy lifestyle. This fun session focuses on staying active through dance. A small weekly class fee applies.

At Young’s Jersey Dairy, Cowvin, the youngest of the Cow Family, has put together a family friendly corn maze spanning more than three and a half acres with over a mile of winding paths. The route winds through the corn with plenty of twists, turns, and dead ends for an engaging challenge. When you make it out, a playland with activities welcomes kids to celebrate. Admission is $10 per person for ages 5 and up, and children 4 and under are free. Guests age 11 and under must be accompanied by an adult. The ticket price includes a wagon ride to and from the maze. The attraction is open daily, weather permitting. Tickets are available at Young’s Farmstead Cheese Marketplace inside The Dairy Store.

Participants compete in a multiplayer setting using 100 card decks with no duplicates, built around a chosen commander. Every card must either share the colors of that commander or be colorless. The aim is to be the last player remaining at the table. The entry fee is $5, and you will receive $5 in store credit at the start of the event for each ticket purchased. Tickets are available at the counter.

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.

Need a hand with a tricky pattern or want to connect with fellow knitters? This relaxed gathering offers a supportive, collaborative space with thoughtful spacing to work on projects, swap tips, and enjoy friendly conversation. Feel free to bring a friend. Registration is not 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.

Take part in a community bootcamp with The Unit that explores RiverScape in a fresh way. Move through stair work, pushups near the reflecting pools, and stretching along the levee for a full-body session that keeps you going. Support from The Unit’s members creates an encouraging atmosphere, and all fitness levels are welcome.

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.

Learn to assemble an eye-catching charcuterie board with step by step guidance. The $75 ticket includes all materials needed to build your own board, and you will take your finished board home to enjoy on your own or share with someone special. This event is BYOB, with alcohol permitted. Registration is limited to 25 participants and will close once capacity is reached.

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.

Take a lantern-lit walk through the cemetery in near darkness to explore true crime stories from Dayton’s past. The route visits the graves of victims and perpetrators while recounting cases connected to Christine Kett, Rose Shafor, and Julius Kruse, and it even considers whether the Cincinnati Ripper once lived in the city. These are factual accounts that include graphic details and may not be suitable for all audiences. The tour lasts about two hours and covers long distances over hilly, uneven grass, so it may be strenuous and is not advised for children, older adults, or anyone who has difficulty walking. Meet at Eichelberger Plaza by the main cemetery gates. Parking can be found both inside and outside the gates. Comfortable walking shoes are recommended, and bringing water is encouraged. Tours take place rain or shine, pausing only for thunder or lightning. Reservations are required. A suggested $10 donation supports the Woodland Arboretum Foundation and its restoration, preservation, horticultural, and educational work that helps keep Woodland a cultural resource for Dayton and Ohio.

Settle into a restorative ceremony with April Henricks that pairs a warm cup of ceremonial-grade cacao with a calming sound bath featuring Tibetan singing bowls crafted from metal. The session centers on slowing down, finding balance, and bringing mind, body, and spirit into harmony in the tranquil setting of The Reiki Center. Cost is $33.

Gem City Pinball League meets at Canal Street Arcade and Deli for a season of weekly match play and a two-tier finals. Players are grouped in threes or fours and play four randomly selected machines each week, earning points based on placement. The regular season spans eight weeks, followed by two finals nights. A cutoff from overall standings determines placement into A or B finals, and every participant qualifies for one of them. Finals formats and rules may be adjusted to fit league needs and the number of players. Attendance is important. There are no make-up weeks, but each player gets one drop week that removes their lowest weekly score from the season total. Missing three weeks leads to removal from that season’s rankings and ineligibility for the finals, though players may still continue to play for the remainder of the season and can rejoin officially next season if space is available. Special exceptions may be considered by league operators when they are notified promptly and the reasons are valid. Participation requires a one-time $20 fee per session, plus standard coin drop each week. Members are asked to check in on Mondays to confirm attendance. Respectful conduct is required. Final decisions by league directors are not open for debate, and failure to follow guidelines can result in disqualification or removal. Because pinball machines can experience mechanical issues, rulings related to malfunctions may involve restarting or ending a game, and participants are expected to handle these situations with patience and kindness.

Kick off the week with an open mic built for shaking off Monday frustrations. Settle in for stand-up in a laid back setting where pajamas are welcome, and take advantage of a $5 margarita special. Every week introduces a new theme to inspire fresh jokes, and the comedian who best delivers on the Monday theme earns a free appetizer.

Unwind with mindful movement and quiet meditation as the sun dips toward the horizon. This gentle experience encourages a deeper connection with nature, steady breathing, and a calm reset while you take in the colors of sunset.

Punk Rock Karaoke brings a high-energy singalong to Spacebar with a massive catalog and a lively bar vibe. Ace hosts by the stage while TJ tends the bar, pouring 20 craft beers on tap along with a selection of cans. Singers can scan the QR code on the front of the songbooks to explore more than 17,000 tracks spanning pop, punk, classic country, and goth. If a song is missing, requests are welcome and the catalog is updated to keep the choices fresh.