Events in Bowling Green today

A monthly meetup for plant enthusiasts at any experience level offers a casual, learning-focused space to build confidence in plant care while connecting with a supportive community. Each gathering centers on conversational discussions about seasonal care, common challenges, and practical techniques, with questions welcomed throughout. Newcomers are invited to participate, and the topics vary from month to month. The format includes helpful care guidance with seasonal tips, open conversation with time for questions, opportunities to meet fellow plant lovers, and a relaxed, friendly atmosphere. Participants are encouraged to bring curiosity and questions, along with a love for plants.

This free intermediate line dancing class is for adults 55 and older who already know basic step names and have some prior experience. Each session introduces one new routine and reviews three from earlier weeks, then the final portion of class is set aside for open dancing and practice. Instruction is led by Melanie Kempton of LinedUP Line Dancing. No registration is required. Wear comfortable clothing and shoes that allow easy turning on the dance floor. Line dancing supports fitness, mental sharpness, and social connection. New to line dance? A separate Absolute Beginner class is available for those with little or no experience. For questions, text Melanie at 419-419-9785.

This series presents programs designed to help you tell your family's story.

Settle in at the library for an adult book bingo session that blends lighthearted competition with a welcoming sense of community. Expect a chance to win gently used books, with all materials supplied and no prior bingo experience required. Attendees are welcome to bring a friend or family member. Capacity is limited to the first 28 participants, and doors open 15 minutes before the start.

St. Mark Kids Night is a monthly hangout for PreK through 8th grade students, featuring free play, snacks, activities, and a hands-on dinner that participants prepare with help from Chef Michael Armstrong. It is a kids-only event. The gathering starts with free play, continues with programming, and wraps up with dinner and goodbyes.

Drop in for a relaxed, hands-on plant care session focused on repotting. Bring a plant and any supplies you already have, or purchase pots, soil, and other materials on-site if needed. Arrive at any point during the hour to get practical guidance, ask questions, and repot with the encouragement of a friendly community. No registration is required. Whether you are tackling your first repot or simply looking for reassurance that your technique is on track, this casual hour provides support and know-how in a welcoming setting.

Celebrate the first Dine About of the year at Chipotle Mexican Grill while supporting HAP. In-person orders should mention Holloway, and app or online orders should use the code PH7L9TQ to ensure that 25 percent of the total goes back to HAP. It is an easy way to enjoy dinner without cooking and to contribute to a good cause, and spreading the word to friends and family helps make an even bigger impact.

Brews and News brings local business owners, professionals, and community leaders together at Cheers Sports Eatery in Holland, Ohio for relaxed after work networking. Hosted by the Holland Springfield Chamber of Commerce, this casual meetup offers time to expand your circle, exchange ideas, and learn what is happening across the Holland Springfield business community. There is no set agenda. Expect easy conversation and opportunities to build relationships. Appetizers will be served and happy hour drink specials will be available. It is open to longtime Chamber members as well as those new to the community.

The Toledo Game Room Play! Pokémon League offers a relaxed community setting where fans enjoy the Trading Card Game, video games, Pokémon GO, Pocket, and more. Activities include Pokémon GO raids, TCG raids, special-format tournaments, and competitive events such as League Challenge and League Cup, along with holiday parties. Participants can earn a Prize Pack by taking part in league play and related events.

Dragon's Roost hosts casual Warhammer gaming featuring Warhammer 40K, Age of Sigmar, Horus Heresy, Warcry, and Necromunda. Admission is free.

In honor of National Fossil Day, this hike at Blue Creek Metropark invites participants ages 8 and up to explore local geology up close. Walk the Sledding Hill area and the edge of the quarry pond to look for fossils and spot glacial grooves, while learning about the rock layers beneath the Toledo area and the ancient history they reveal. Reservations are required and the fee is $5. The program runs rain, snow, or shine, so please dress for the weather. Minors must stay with a supervising adult for the entire program. Bring a reusable water bottle filled with water.

Robertsims launches its first Fall Frenzy, a five-week open competition focused on casual fun and friendly stakes. This weekly Singles Night features a nine-hole round played without handicaps, so the top score wins. Courses change each week to mix up the challenge, and prizes are awarded weekly. Entry is $15 per player each night.

A book club discussion at Gathering Volumes will focus on There Is No Antimemetics Division by qntm. Blending science fiction and horror, the story imagines dangerous ideas that evade memory, undermine identity, and put reality at risk, presented as a newly expanded take on the well-loved online original. Conversation will explore its unsettling themes and the challenges of confronting something that resists being remembered.

Alash showcases the overtone-rich art of Tuvan throat singing, producing multiple pitches at once while keeping the music rooted in tradition. Their arrangements weave in contemporary touches such as intricate harmonies, instruments from the West, and modern song structures, yet the core sound and spirit remain unmistakably Tuvan. Trained from childhood and later educated at Kyzyl Arts College as Tuva began opening to the West, the musicians formed a traditional ensemble and earned numerous awards at international xöömei competitions, both together and individually. Their first United States tour came through the OpenWorld Leadership program of the Library of Congress and the National Endowment for the Arts, and they have since returned on numerous occasions to receptive audiences. Coverage from the Washington Post praised the music’s impact and noted the audience’s amazed response.

Abigail facilitates a discussion of Gone Girl by Gillian Flynn. The conversation focuses on Nick Dunne, whose wife Amy vanishes on their fifth wedding anniversary. Police attention turns toward Nick as Amy’s friends say she was afraid of him and kept things from him. He denies the accusations, yet a check of his computer reveals unusual searches he says he did not make, and his phone keeps receiving persistent calls. The group will consider questions of identity, secrecy, suspicion, and the unresolved mystery of what happened to Amy.

An onsite job fair at JVIS Bowling Green invites job seekers in Bowling Green, Ohio to connect with the team, learn about the company, and explore openings at the local facility. Hiring spans all shifts, with opportunities for maintenance technicians and machine operators.

Discover fused glass in a hands-on workshop at Copper Moon designed for beginner to intermediate artists ages 10 through adult. Learn how to cut glass and build a one-of-a-kind piece using a wide range of colorful fusible materials. The session begins with a 45 to 60 minute guided tutorial covering the basics of fused glass, safe methods for cutting shapes from sheet glass, common materials and techniques, and practical tips for planning your own design. After that, create your project at your own pace with an instructor available for as much or as little guidance as you prefer. Choose from a menu of projects such as magnets, tiles, nightlights, garden stakes, clocks, plates, candleholders, and coasters, or opt for one of the studio’s current featured designs. Keep your idea simple or take on something more detailed, the choice is yours. Plan for approximately 2.5 to 3 hours, with larger groups sometimes taking up to 3.5 hours. If additional time is needed, a follow-up appointment can be scheduled. Finished pieces are kiln fired and typically ready for pickup in about seven days. Pricing starts at $65 per person with upgrade options. No prepayment is required, payment is taken after class based on the size of the piece you create. Split projects are welcome for an additional $10 per person. Couples who prefer to collaborate on a single project may do so, with a $25 studio sharing fee. BYO beverages are welcome, including alcohol. Small snacks like chips are fine, and simpler foods are recommended since you will be working with glass. Closed-toe shoes are required. Hand strength and dexterity are important for safely using the cutting tools. Assistants or support persons who provide necessary physical or cognitive support to a participant with a disability are welcome at no additional charge. Cancellations with 72 or more hours of notice receive a full refund. With less than 72 hours of notice, a studio gift certificate is issued. No notice results in no refund.

Board game night at Old School Gaming provides complimentary table space. Participants can bring a favorite title to play with others, or pick something from the demo collection on the shelves and start a game together.

Family Night at Urban Air Toledo offers a lively outing of shared fun, with unlimited access to the park’s attractions and extra activities and games suitable for all ages. A Platinum Family Night package is available for $74.99, making it an affordable way for families to experience the park together. Expect an upbeat atmosphere filled with energy, laughter, and moments to remember.

Teens ages 12 and up can take part in a hands-on book bedazzling craft with Miss Bailey at Kaubisch Memorial Public Library in Fostoria, Ohio.

Casual Warhammer play is available. War tables are free to use, with no table fee.

Halloween fun comes to Wendy's with trunk or treat activities. Costumed kids can enjoy a Kid's Meal and receive a Frosty Frights toy, coloring sheets inspired by Frosty Frights, and some early candy for trick or treating. Expect a few playful heebie jeebies.

Gather for a weekly board game night led by Travis Rhoades and the T Town Board Gamers. Everyone is welcome to take part, whether you are new to tabletop games or a longtime player. There is no fee to participate.

Enjoy Marvel Crisis Protocol in a friendly setting that encourages tossing cars and buildings and plenty of tabletop action. As Toledo’s longest running Marvel Crisis Protocol night, it welcomes both seasoned players and first-timers. Newcomers can get a demo to learn the game. Entry is free.

This interactive cocktail workshop focuses on fireside flavors, pairing hands-on practice with guidance that covers the story behind each drink and the methods to mix it on your own. Look for layered, aromatic recipes that evoke crackling logs, warming spices, caramel richness, and spirits meant to be savored slowly, all suited to the autumn season. Light bites from Registry Kitchen are included. Pricing is $40 per guest plus tax and gratuity, unless otherwise indicated.

Participants can set aside time to focus on a work in progress or any craft, with a relaxed atmosphere for creating alongside fellow crafters. This monthly craft circle welcomes all types of projects and offers a friendly space to make steady progress while enjoying creative company.

Writers of every experience level are invited to a welcoming gathering at Swanton Public Library that centers on creativity and connection. Whether you are immersed in a current project, hoping to reignite your practice, sifting through fresh ideas, or just beginning, you are encouraged to take part. All genres and styles are embraced. Bring whatever you like to write with, from a keyboard or touchscreen to a trusty pencil. Bringing pages to share is optional, and it is perfectly fine to arrive with nothing but the willingness to start putting words on the page.

This free, monthly craft club at Handmade Toledo offers a welcoming space to create with others. Attendees can bring a work in progress, start a long-planned idea, share a cool concept, or simply arrive ready to make something in good company. Bring your own beverages and snacks, along with any project materials you would like, and enjoy relaxed, community-focused crafting with friendly faces.

Enjoy a warm autumn painting session at Gogh & Create Studio centered on a charming fall gnome. The class is beginner friendly with canvases pre-sketched, and participants are encouraged to choose their own colors and details to make the design unique. It is open to all ages and costs $30 per person. Light refreshments are provided while you paint. The studio is located in the Secor Business Center.

The event features two matchups, with the junior varsity team facing Northview and the varsity squad taking on Old Fort.

Put your music knowledge to the test with a lively Name That Tune game in the first floor warehouse event space. Come solo or team up with friends, with ample seating throughout the room. Expect fun music rounds, a friendly atmosphere, and prizes for the winning teams for a relaxed night out with good vibes.

The UToledo High School Choral Festival brings together high school singers from the region to rehearse and perform in a select ensemble, building skills through collaboration and guidance from an accompanist, a clinician and adjudicator, and a vocalist. Serving as clinician and conductor is Karen Miskell, DMA, Director of Choral Activities at The University of Toledo. Her background includes nine years as professor and music department chair at Victor Valley College in Victorville, California. She holds degrees from the University of Southern California, Northern Arizona University, and the University of Miami. Her performance experience includes appearances with Elton John at the Grammy Awards, with Simon Carrington of The King’s Singers, and with Barry Manilow, along with stages such as the World Symposium on Choral Music in Seoul, the Chinese International Choral Festival in Beijing, and regional and national conferences of the American Choral Directors Association.

This lively, group friendly fitness session keeps participants moving as everyone follows along with guided video workouts. The focus changes from week to week, offering variety such as chair yoga, tai chi, walking and step sequences, stretching, stability work, and other low impact options that are accessible for many fitness levels.

Designed for preschoolers, this Youth Department program at Kaubisch Memorial Public Library offers hands-on STEAM activities that introduce science, technology, engineering, art, and math. Young children explore, create, and discover in a friendly setting that supports curiosity and early learning.

Explore a fall pop up sale featuring newly added inventory and an expanded layout with a third room open. Browse vintage toys, decor, collectibles, barware, craft supplies for junk journaling, models and Legos. The focus is on unique and nostalgic pieces as well as creative materials to discover and take home.

At Boys, Brew & Brats, award-winning Toledo historian and author Tedd Long shares compelling stories from his forthcoming book, The Toledo Files: 101 Mysteries, Secrets and Stories of the Glass City. Explore intriguing mysteries and lesser known chapters from Toledo’s past. Reservations are required.

Discover how to locate legal forms in an instructional program led by Wood County law librarian Sarah Renda.

Aida: All Access turns opening night into a complete evening centered around the Toledo Club and the Valentine Theatre. Begin with the Operatizer at the Toledo Club, where guests enjoy hearty hors d’oeuvres, a cash bar, and a presentation by Dr. Sophie Ong, curator of the Toledo Museum of Art’s Ethiopia at the Crossroads exhibition. From there, travel together to the Valentine Theatre for the opening performance of Aida. Once the performance concludes, return to the Toledo Club for the Afterglow with late night appetizers, a cash bar, and the chance to meet members of the cast, the director, the conductor, Toledo Opera staff, and fellow opera enthusiasts. The All Access package includes both Toledo Club gatherings and transportation to and from the Valentine Theatre. The price is $100. Tickets to Aida are sold separately. This experience is supported by Kelli and Thomas Winston, Shumaker Loop & Kendrick, LLP, and Nathaniel-Waldon Group, LLC.

A weekly tabletop meetup centers on Star Wars Shatterpoint, Legions, X-Wing, and Armada. New and curious players can chat with the community Guild master, who is available to answer questions and share guidance. There is no cost to attend.

At Toledo Game Room, Battletech players and newcomers gather for relaxed games with friendly guidance for anyone learning the basics. There is no fee to participate, but please bring your own mechs. Alpha Strike players are welcome as well.

This FNM event centers on Commander play with a straightforward entry setup. The cost to participate is $5, and members are not charged. Registration is available in advance online or on-site while spots remain. Each entry includes a ticket for a drawing to win a basket of MTG products. Extra tickets can be earned by registering online ahead of time, showing good sportsmanship, helping a new player learn, or choosing to use a precon. Light refreshments will be available.

Compete in a Pauper format event with an entry fee of 11 dollars, subject to change. The prize pool includes two play booster packs per player, with more added based on attendance. All participants receive a promo pack, and the winner earns a foil promo card while supplies last.

Eerie Excursions presents a public paranormal investigation at Mortuary Manor in Toledo, a former funeral home where decades of emotion, history, and unexplained activity are said to linger. Once known as the Urbanski Funeral Home, the building remains much as it was, with viewing rooms, preparation areas, and quiet corridors that investigators now explore after dark. Reports from previous visits include shadows that drift along the walls, abrupt temperature shifts, footsteps in empty hallways, and the unsettling sensation of being watched. As a relatively new site for the paranormal community, it has seen limited documentation, which makes this an uncommon chance to examine the location. Options include a guided flashlight tour focused on the building’s past and its reported phenomena, a 4 hour public investigation that begins with a brief introduction and walkthrough followed by time to roam the building, and an 8 hour overnight investigation for extended exploration, limited to 20 participants for a quieter, more immersive experience. The experience is designed for both newcomers and seasoned investigators. No prior experience is required, the team explains techniques and equipment at the outset, and experienced attendees may bring their own gear. Recognized as one of Ohio’s newest haunted investigation sites, early offerings are expected to fill quickly. Discover what unfolds when the halls fall silent.

Explore a Halloween-themed walk at Providence Metropark’s Canal Experience, illuminated by lanterns and featuring encounters with characters from the past who inhabit Providence’s ghost town. This program is for ages 7 and up. Reservations are required and the fee is $15.

Anthony Wayne hosts Perrysburg for a home football game at Anthony Wayne High School in Whitehouse, Ohio. The Marching Generals will be featured throughout the game. Junior High Night brings junior high band members onto the field for the halftime show, and Senior Recognition occurs before pre-game to honor senior marching band members. Generals gear is encouraged in the stands, and family and friends are welcome to cheer for the band and team.

This event features relaxed Commander play with no entry fee. Participants are entered into a raffle for four Wizard's promo packs.

Aida returns to Toledo Opera after more than a decade, presented in Toledo Opera’s original production of Verdi’s tale of love, loyalty, and sacrifice. Captive in ancient Egypt, the Ethiopian princess faces a heartbreaking choice as she balances her feelings for the warrior Radamès, her duty to her homeland, and the plotting of Princess Amneris. Verdi’s score unfolds with expressive arias, sweeping duets, and stirring choral moments that carry the drama to its destiny. The cast features soprano Mary Elizabeth Williams in her company debut as Aida, tenor Brendan Boyle as Radamès, mezzo soprano Lauren Decker as Princess Amneris, and baritone Nmon Ford, also making a company debut, as Amonasro. The performance is sung in Italian with English captions.

The Toledo Center for Live Arts is physically connected to the Stranahan Theater, placing it within the same complex. Guests can find it right alongside the theater.

A high-energy night awaits with live music, lots of dancing, and ice-cold drinks. Expect an upbeat atmosphere and a soundtrack that keeps the good times going.

Returning to Hancock County Fairgrounds, the Findlay Toys & Comics Show brings together toys, comics, games, and pop culture under a 20,000 square foot roof. Explore an estimated 125 vendor spaces filled with vintage toys, comics, and games. Admission options include early entry for $10 and general admission for $5. Tickets are available at the door only, with cash, card, and check accepted. Vendor reservations are available for those interested in showcasing a collection and connecting with fellow enthusiasts. The venue is minutes from I-75.

Sweetest Day is being celebrated at The Sunny Side Stop in Oregon, Ohio, with She Brews and The Aesthetic Bloom Bar coming together for a festive fall event. After a strong response to the last She Brews gathering, this edition brings coffee, flowers, and local shopping together in one place. Attendees can enjoy freshly crafted drinks from She Brews, browse The Sunny Side Stop alongside local vendors, and assemble a custom bouquet at The Aesthetic Bloom Bar. It suits couples, friends, families, or anyone treating themselves.

Learn about weight loss surgery at Wood County Hospital during a free seminar. Surgeon Peter Lalor, MD, and members of the care team will address obesity, explain the surgical options available, and outline the entire weight loss process. Attendance is required before a consultation with the surgeon can be scheduled. More information is available by calling 419-373-7699. Online registration and details about additional seminar dates are available.

Connection and Berry Blast City collaborate on a family-friendly session with playtime, cookie decorating, and seasonal photo opportunities. Reserve a play slot through the Berry Blast City site, then email your confirmation to Connection Natalia on Facebook or Instagram to receive the discounted fall photo rate. A direct link will be provided to finalize your photo reservation and payment. Pricing is $35 for one child, $65 for two, $85 for three, and $100 for four or more children in the same family. Three edited photos will be delivered through the Connection website.

At Franklin Park Mall, the Toledo Spooktacular Craft & Vendor Market offers a family-friendly weekend of Halloween fun and fall-themed shopping. Explore local sellers with handmade creations, sweet treats, autumn decor, costumes, and gift-worthy finds inspired by the season. Vendor registration is available for those wishing to showcase their products to families and seasonal shoppers, and space is limited.

Solomon Lutheran School presents its annual Pumpkin Palooza and Chili Cookoff, a free, family-friendly fall celebration. The event features trunk or treat, a costume parade and contest, a chili and soup cook-off, a cake walk, games, and a bounce house, along with more activities.

Community Care and Wellness at The Movement offers a calm, welcoming setting for all ages. Attend solo or with family, including children and teenagers. Activities are simple and hands-on, designed to be approachable for everyone. The program focuses on practical ways to support mental health, build balance, and foster connection with others. Expect a relaxed, supportive atmosphere where participants can learn, create, and take small, manageable steps that make everyday life feel a bit easier.

Celebrate community favorites as the People's Choice awards for Artomatic 419 recognize 18 artists or artist collectives. Honors will be presented in three categories: Toledo Vibes, Put A Smile On My Face, and Transports Me to Another Reality. Art Loop: Ohio Poetry Day follows after the awards.

An annual self care fair with a playful spooky vibe and plenty of sweet ways to treat yourself. Explore intuitive tarot and astrology with Jessica Lynn of Be the Change Tarot, ear seeding by Christine Berger, also known as Aunt Chris, tea tasting samples from Day Tea House, and giant Tibetan foot bowl sessions with Trinity Music. Look for Reiki Reflex coupons from ChelleBWell and enjoy complimentary refreshments. Door prize giveaways are available while supplies last. Settle into the S3 parlor rocking chairs to relax and chat, browse some retail therapy, try a spell crafting station, and scoop crystals from the cauldron. All activities feature simple walk in sign ups, and there is no cover to attend. A comfortable way to unwind, connect, and indulge in self care.

A casual meet and greet focused on dog adoption takes place at Pet Supplies Plus - Toledo, OH - Airport Hwy. Attendees can meet dogs in person and consider adoption opportunities in a relaxed setting.

The evaluation day at Pillar welcomes athletes in the 11U/12U and 13U/14U groups who are brand new to volleyball or have some experience and are ready for the next step without the full commitment of club play. Participants will get on the court, meet the coaching staff, and experience what team volleyball at Pillar feels like. The session is designed to be low pressure, giving coaches a chance to see each player’s current skill level and recommend an appropriate fit for the season. Pillar’s In-House program is built for beginner to intermediate players who want to grow their skills, gain confidence, and learn the game in a team environment. Athletes practice with their team each week, compete in a local league on Mondays, develop fundamental volleyball skills, and learn what it means to be part of a team while preparing for school volleyball or potential future club opportunities. The season runs for 11 weeks from January through March. It includes 1.5-hour weekly practices, a 9-week local league with Monday competition, and a jersey. The cost is $415 per player. Whether volleyball becomes a long-term passion or simply something new to try, the aim is for each athlete to leave with a clearer sense of their abilities.

Set out on a two hour Fall Color Cruise aboard the Sandpiper and take in the season’s brightest shades along the Maumee River. Expect sweeping views of maples, golden willows, and oaks mirrored on calm water, with new photo-worthy scenes around every bend. As the landscape drifts by, a narrated program shares stories of the river’s past, including Toledo’s identity as the Glass City, its industrial roots, and the waterway’s role for Native American communities, early settlers, and the riverboat era. Warm up with hot, fresh-pressed apple cider and donuts from Haas Bakery served on board. BYOB is welcome, and small coolers may be brought to keep drinks chilled. With open-air vantage points, comfortable seating, and an easy pace, this outing suits couples, families, groups of friends, and solo travelers looking to enjoy autumn from the water.

Participants meet at The Wheelhouse, Earnest Brew Works in the Beach Ridge Area of Oak Openings Preserve Metropark. The registration fee includes yoga, a guided hike, one drink of choice from coffee, kombucha, or beer, and a tip for the baristas. The event begins with arrival, coffee, and time to mingle, then moves into the first portion of the hike with mindful walking. Outdoor yoga takes place next to Swanton Reservoir, followed by the completion of the hike. A food truck will serve dinner, with the vendor to be announced. Wear sturdy shoes, dress in layers, and bring water. Bring a yoga mat along with a bag or strap to carry it during the hike.

Discover how to turn colorful paper into wearable art in this hands-on jewelry workshop. Receive step-by-step guidance to roll beads and string a unique necklace or bracelet with optional charm accents in a relaxed, fun setting. Designed for both beginners and experienced crafters, and light refreshments are provided.

Start your Pathfinder Second Edition journey with a guided overview of core play. Learn how combat works, how to approach skill challenges, and how to identify and disable traps and haunts with a clear look at what sets them apart. The session also covers character creation from the ground up and provides time to address common questions about the system.

Couples can enjoy a cozy autumn outing aboard the Glass City Pearl. This two-hour cruise follows the Maumee River in Toledo, bringing together quiet relaxation, vibrant foliage, and a refined setting that suits celebrations as well as simple time together. Fresh donuts and warm apple cider are included. Debuting for the 2026 season, this exclusive sailing features a buy one, get one free ticket offer. Availability is limited, and the experience is for couples only. Take in Toledo’s fall colors from the water on the Glass City Pearl.

Auxiliary volunteers are serving another meal available for a $13 donation.

Enjoy a Hungarian dinner at Friendship Community Center in Toledo, featuring chicken paprikash with green beans prepared with bacon and onions, cucumber salad, a roll, and three homemade kifli pastries. Both takeout and dine-in options are available. The event also includes door prizes, a raffle, and a 50/50. Ticket purchases support Friendship Park Community Center and are available at the center.

Music will be performed live in an in-person setting. It is a real-time performance that centers on the sound and the shared experience.

Celebrate the second annual Harbor View Halloween Block Party with festive fun for all ages. Enjoy a chili and soup cook-off, raffle prizes alongside a 50/50, costume contests for adults and for kids, and a best front door decorating competition. Participation in the door decorating contest is limited to members of The Village of Harbor View. The gathering is open to everyone. Donations to support the event and prizes can be made to the host, Katy Timmons, and all proceeds will help fund future community efforts such as dumpsters, additional block parties, and spay and neuter care for stray cats.

A Halloween themed bingo fundraiser at Premier Academy supports the SetPoint Foundation with an evening of bingo, costumes, prizes, drink specials, food, dessert, and a raffle. Admission is $65 per person and includes food and one bingo card, with additional cards available for $10 each. Attendance is limited to 150 guests. Founded in 2025 by Premier Academy, the SetPoint Foundation works to ensure every athlete can compete, grow, and thrive regardless of financial circumstance, providing scholarships and financial assistance to help qualified athletes reduce club volleyball fees. Every dollar raised goes directly back to the athletes.

This relaxed open play session for Magic: The Gathering Commander welcomes newcomers and seasoned players alike. Entry is free.

Experience a lively night featuring a bellydance showcase with a Las Vegas theme. Tickets are $30.00 and include the show along with a small selection of refreshments. This event is BYOB. Additional details will be announced.

Wine & Canvas Toledo presents Halloween Cats, a guided art experience where participants create a 16x20 project with step by step guidance. Admission is $40. Open to beginners. This BYOB friendly event welcomes wine, beer, hard seltzers, non-alcoholic beverages, and snacks, while hard liquor is not permitted.

An evening at Frankies featuring Millington with Rockets to Earth and Hounds of Montgomery, organized by Innovation Concerts. Advance tickets are $20, tickets are $25 on the day of the show, and there is an additional $5 charge for attendees under 21.

Experience Emo Night Karaoke at Cla-Zel Theater in Bowling Green, Ohio, where a live backing band and full production turn karaoke into a concert-style performance. A collective of touring musicians with credits that include Warped Tour and When We Were Young provides the onstage support while participants take the lead vocal spotlight. On-site signups are available. Explore the setlist on Spotify, YouTube, and Apple to plan your song. Tickets are $15 in advance, $18 on the day of the show, or $25 at the door, with an additional $5 for attendees under 21 regardless of ticket type.

Chico Bean performs live at Toledo Funny Bone, bringing his signature comedy to the stage for a night full of laughs.

Cast off on an 8 hour, dock to dock perch fishing charter aboard the Glass City Pearl. Target Lake Erie’s yellow perch on a scenic cruise to productive spots, with up to 5 hours dedicated to fishing. Bring sunglasses, non spray sunscreen, bottled water, and a hat for a comfortable day on the water. Bait is provided. You may bring your own gear or rent a rod during purchase, and lures are available on board. A First Mate is on hand to assist throughout the trip. At the end, your catch is cleaned and vacuum sealed by the crew so you head home with cooler ready fillets. This outing is designed for all ages and experience levels, from kids and beginners to seasoned anglers. You are welcome to bring a cooler with your favorite drinks, snacks, and lunch to enjoy between stops. Family bundle pricing that includes children is available by phone. Before boarding, every person in your group must obtain a local fishing license.

Step into the Oak Grove School at Wildwood Preserve Metropark for a look at turn-of-the-century nature study. Strengthen your observation skills while discovering current insights into the natural world. The spotlight is on familiar waterfowl, including ducks, geese, and swans, with a chance to compare their populations and conservation efforts from the 19th century to today. This is a relaxed, drop-in experience at the schoolhouse. Admission is free and no reservations are required.

Celebrate the season with a hands on candle making workshop themed around autumn sweet treats. Pour a custom candle while sipping apple cider or hot cocoa and enjoying snacks. Choose from seasonal fragrances like pumpkin spice, apple cider, fresh coffee, butterbeer, apple pie, and cinnamon. Designed for creative makers who enjoy crafting standout pieces, the session focuses on creating a candle to proudly display. Online booking is recommended to reserve a seat.

Verdi's opera unfolds in ancient Egypt, where the Ethiopian princess Aida, held captive, must navigate a choice between love and duty. Her feelings for Radamès collide with loyalty to her homeland, all while Princess Amneris's jealousy sets new obstacles in motion. Toledo Opera presents an original staging that highlights sweeping arias, lyrical duets, and powerful choruses as the tale moves through desire, sacrifice, and fate. This engagement marks the work's first return to Toledo Opera in more than a decade. The cast features soprano Mary Elizabeth Williams in her company debut as Aida, tenor Brendan Boyle as Radamès with prior appearances in Toledo Opera's Carmen, Tosca, and Ragtime, mezzo soprano Lauren Decker as Princess Amneris, and baritone Nmon Ford in his company debut as Amonasro. The production is performed in Italian with English captions.

Glass City Pinball brings its biweekly Sunday Funday tournament to the Underground Bar at Toledo Spirits Company, offering a welcoming, family friendly setting for players of all ages and skill levels. Newcomers can jump right in, and experienced competitors will find plenty of friendly challenge. Competition runs in a group match play format. Expect six rounds or up to two hours of group action, with the top four advancing to a final. Entry is $6, with $1 going to IFPA and $5 to the prize pool, plus standard coin drop. All prize money is paid to the top four finishers, with payouts set at 40 percent for first, 30 percent for second, 20 percent for third, and 10 percent for fourth. Random giveaways add extra chances to win for everyone who participates. All are welcome to check in, play, and enjoy a relaxed atmosphere while earning recognition in the world pinball rankings.

At The Cocked Die, a high-energy, fully improvised Dungeons & Dragons comedy unfolds as comedians and improvisers plunge into bold quests, ridiculous twists, and unpredictable dice results, all guided by audience choices. Suggestions from the crowd shape every scene, from heroic triumphs to laugh-out-loud disasters, which means each performance is completely different. Expect lively interaction, quick-witted storytelling, and a tabletop fantasy spirit throughout, with critical hits and critical fails fueling the fun.

Support the 2017 BG Ice Cats by enjoying a Chipotle dinner in Bowling Green, Ohio. Remember to show the flyer or add the code.

Open to all ages, this gentle Tai Chi workshop at Quality PT focuses on building balance and strength while cultivating mindfulness. Certified instructor Dr. Mark Boehler, PT, DPT, CIDN guides participants through smooth, flowing movements that improve flexibility, reduce stress, and support overall well-being. It is welcoming to beginners and enriching for those with experience, offering a calm, health-focused setting. The cost is $15, and space is limited.

Learn the basics of crochet in a friendly, beginner-focused workshop that includes a take-home kit and light refreshments. You will practice foundational skills, finish a simple project during the session, and get a preview of the next class. Pre-registration is available for $45, and Zelle payments are accepted at cariswebb21@gmail.com.

Flesh & Blood runs each Monday evening, and the entry fee is $7.

Sporcle's Pub Quiz takes place at Blarney Irish Pub in Toledo. This is a trivia event where participants test their knowledge.

First Presbyterian Church of Maumee hosts a collaborative choral concert featuring high school ensembles from Maumee, Bowling Green, Ottawa Hills, and Northview. Nearly 140 student singers will participate as each choir presents a selection of pieces, then join together for a combined performance. Admission is free and everyone is welcome.

Test your knowledge at a trivia night in the first floor warehouse event space. Attend on your own or with a group, with plenty of seating available. Winning teams take home prizes.