This weekend in Brunswick, OH

Settle into a slow, heated yoga practice that brings body, breath, and mind into harmony. In a room warmed to 90 to 92 degrees, you will move through postures and gentle sequences, pair them with focused breathing, and take time for meditation. The approach is intended to support overall well-being, ease stress, reduce inflammation, and give muscles the chance to lengthen while building strength. This session is open to all levels with no prerequisites and is rated a 2 on a 1 to 5 difficulty scale. For comfort and safety, consider bringing a yoga mat, a towel for sweat, and a water bottle that is PBA free.

Connect with the outdoors through a thoughtful mix of river paddling and yoga. This guided experience pairs a peaceful two-mile kayak trip on the Cuyahoga River with an all-levels yoga flow led by Christina Hill. Participants meet at Valley View for a short mobility warmup to wake up the body, then set out for a scenic paddle through the valley. After time on the water, the group transitions into a grounding practice to stretch, strengthen, and settle into the calm of nature. The cost is $50 per person and includes the ride, kayak, life jacket, and paddle, along with fresh fruit and homemade energy balls for a post-activity treat. Space is limited. Cell phone dry bags are available to rent or purchase, and water shoes can be purchased if needed.

North Union Farmers Market is back at Legacy Village for the summer. The market takes place in the parking lot next to The Capital Grille.

Unwind with a Roll, Release, and Relax class designed to ease muscle tension and calm the nervous system. It is suitable for all ages and ability levels, with modifications available to meet different needs. Expect guided techniques that encourage smoother movement and support increased mobility. The session takes place at the Strongsville Recreation Center in Strongsville, Ohio.

Marking its 20th season, Kamm's Corners Farmers Market offers an outdoor marketplace showcasing area growers and makers, live musical performances, and family-friendly activities.

Roll up your sleeves for a hands-on pizza class devoted to true scratch baking. Guided by Pastry Chef Ann LoParo, also known as Annie, you will mix and knead your own dough, cook a scratch-made sauce, and finish your pie with a selection of available toppings. Everyone works solo, there is no group work and nothing is premade, and you will head home with everything you create. Annie is a Johnson & Wales University graduate with more than two decades of professional pastry experience and over eight years teaching thousands of students in person and online. She has led more than 1,500 classes for learners of many ages, and her classes have been featured in Country Living and Parade. The class takes place at her baking school in Cleveland. Class size is limited to 10 participants. Ages 10 and older are welcome, and anyone under 18 will need a parent or legal guardian to complete a consent form. Every attendee must have their own ticket, and all sales are final and non-transferable. This is a shared kitchen environment and items cannot be guaranteed nut free or gluten free. If you have allergies or medical concerns, please inquire before registering. By enrolling, you grant permission for photography and video from the class to be used by Annie’s Signature Sweets LLC and affiliated organizations for promotional purposes without time limit. Health and safety are a priority, with enhanced cleaning and sanitizing in line with local guidance. Participants are encouraged to stay home if feeling unwell, keep a respectful distance from others, and consider wearing a mask. Handwashing stations and hand sanitizer will be available.

A collection of local vendors sets up in the space between Ray's and Zub's front patio, followed by live music. For updates, check @thewestside_bazaar.

At Edgewater Park in Cleveland, kite flyers gather for a relaxed session to showcase new kites and share recent flying stories. Anyone who brings a kite can get friendly help with setup or troubleshooting, and beginners can learn how to fly a kite. Look for banners on site to locate the group.

Set within the North Park Lodge overlooking the Beverly Nature Preserve, this immersion focuses on self care by blending the soothing energy of Reiki with a resonant sound bath to encourage deep relaxation and balance. Gentle Reiki techniques are offered while calming waves of sound from crystal bowls, drums, and chimes fill the space. For comfort, zero gravity chairs, blankets, and eye covers are provided. Participants may also bring a blanket, eye cover, or pillow, along with water, and come with an open heart to explore sound and energy in a supportive community. Space is limited and advance registration is required. Sign up through the ticket link or by scanning the QR code, which includes a $3 online processing fee, or register at the Seven Hills Recreation Center front desk.

A garden showcase inspired by the chrysanthemum features a lively palette that echoes the natural world. Expect crisp greens, rich purples, and thoughtful layers that highlight the wide-ranging beauty found in Creation. Friends and family can enjoy it together.

Keep the weekend going on the award-winning Funny Bus, a 90-minute ride that blends comedy with stories from Cleveland’s past. Local comedians guide the experience as the route follows the shoreline, heads through the Flats entertainment district, explores downtown, and reaches into the cool, hip neighborhoods around the city. It is designed for visitors and locals alike, offering a relaxed way to see the sights while sharing plenty of laughs. Guests may bring their own beer and wine. A fun pick for a date night, a girls night out, or a lively start to an evening on the town.

Experience intuitive readings with psychic medium and tarot reader Larry at Goddess Elite. These sessions are first-come, first-served with no advance booking. Larry has spent five years serving the community and is now sharing his work more broadly. He comes highly recommended by Gregory Nicholas. In-person availability is on Sundays at the shop, and he also meets via Zoom on Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday evenings.

Give your dog a quick paw-dicure at a nail trim clinic in the southeast parking lot in front of Amherst High School. Professional groomers, including band parents and colleagues with more than 50 years of combined experience, are volunteering their time so that 100 percent of proceeds support Amherst Bands. Nail trims are $20. For a smooth visit, keep pets on a leash, have proof of current rabies vaccination, and be ready to check in with your name and your pet’s name. A simple way to care for paws while supporting the band.

SMART Recovery at Summit Recovery Hub in Akron offers a science-based approach that uses cognitive behavioral techniques to help participants strengthen motivation, handle urges, manage thoughts and emotions, and work toward a more balanced life. The meetings provide practical tools and a supportive community without labels or sponsors, focusing on empowering people to take charge of their recovery. Anyone navigating substance use, behavioral addictions, or mental health challenges is welcome to explore strategies that support personal wellness goals.

A Black Vulture Ramen pop-up is planned just outside the patio at Speak of The Devil. Menu details will be announced soon.

The program offers soulful, high-energy jazz from three Northeast Ohio artists. The trio features pianist Theron Brown, bassist George DeLancy, and drummer Zaire Darden. Brown is the founder and artistic director of the Rubber City Jazz & Blues Festival, a member of the jazz faculty at The University of Akron, and an internationally touring pianist who appeared as young Herbie Hancock in Miles Ahead. This is a free concert, and a reception will follow the performance.

At Stocker Arts Center in Elyria, this stage production revisits Aesop’s Tortoise and Hare a decade later, now centered on their children, Tortoise Junior and Lil’ Hare. With smartphones and video games reshaping their world, the young duo embarks on a new kind of race that leads them into unexpected territory. Old Man Tortoise and Big Daddy Hare set aside their differences to search for and save their kids, facing hurdles on the path to the finish line. The story is told with striking visuals, heartfelt storytelling, and a music mix that spans classical to pop, offering a fresh perspective on a classic tale. Tickets are available directly through the venue.

Symphony at Sunset makes a special one-night return with An Autumn Encore at Voinovich Bicentennial Park in Cleveland. The event features mini pumpkin painting, yard games, crafts, and food trucks, followed by a performance by OPUS 216.

Artists and art lovers are invited to a relaxed potluck critique hosted by ARTFUL. This community gathering blends shared food with supportive conversation about artwork and is open to the public at all experience levels. Bring a finished piece or a work in progress in any medium to receive thoughtful feedback. Gentle facilitation is provided by ARTFUL board members, with an emphasis on constructive critique, new techniques, and fresh perspectives. If you are not ready to share your own work, you are welcome to attend and contribute insights to others. Bringing a dish to share is optional. For arrival, use the side parking lot on the northwest side of the building and enter through the main doors at the top of the circular driveway.

Settle into a calming, all-levels session with Jim that blends Yin and Restorative yoga for deep relaxation and renewal. Unhurried, passive stretches are held for several minutes to reach fascia, ligaments, and joints, easing tension, building flexibility, and inviting quiet focus and balanced energy. Gentle, prop-supported postures can be held longer to activate the body’s relaxation response, ease stress, support better sleep, and encourage a deep muscular release that supports healing. There are no prerequisites, and the difficulty level is 1 on a 1 to 5 scale. A yoga mat is recommended, and comfortable clothing will help you relax throughout the practice.

Welcome to Recovery Project hosts its first annual benefit dinner at Diamond Match Party Center in Barberton, supporting ongoing services for the recovery community. The evening features reception music by Marc Lee Shannon, a buffet, basket raffles, a 50/50 drawing, and a spirited round of Heads or Tails, offering plenty of ways to take part while contributing to the cause. Attendees will also hear the announcement of a new program, listen to personal testimonies from people who have received support, and see recognition given to individuals who have helped make this work possible. Tickets are presale only and are priced at $30 each or two for $50.

Centered on embracing a distinct calling rather than blending in, this gathering at Soul Space in Cleveland features a TED-format presentation and an evening devoted to purpose, meaningful conversation, and connection among faith-guided creators, entrepreneurs, and visionaries. Attendees can engage in genuine networking and creative discussions, enjoy refreshments, and explore an early preview of the MINYSTRM app. Arrive as you are, and leave feeling aligned. Vendor opportunities are available for businesses and brands that want to showcase their work.

AEG Presents brings Pat Metheny to the stage for a concert open to all ages. Doors will open ahead of the performance. Ticket transfer is delayed for this event, with transfers expected to become available about three weeks before the show. For details on purchasing and transfers, review the terms in AXS’s Purchase Agreement.

Candlelight brings an intimate, multi-sensory tribute to the music of Queen and ABBA at The Cleveland Museum of Art in the Gartner Audiorium, performed by the Listeso String Quartet amid a warm glow of candles. This 60 minute program features classical renditions of favorites including Bohemian Rhapsody, We Will Rock You, We Are the Champions, Don’t Stop Me Now, and I Want to Break Free alongside Dancing Queen, Mamma Mia, Waterloo, Gimme Gimme Gimme, Voulez Vous, SOS, Money, Money, Money, and Super Trouper. Doors open 45 minutes before the performance, and late entry is not permitted. Seats are assigned within each zone in order of arrival. Guests must be at least 8 years old, and anyone under 16 must attend with an adult. The venue offers ADA accessibility, with the exception of Zone C. This is a tribute experience and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by any artist, estate, or official representative.

An inviting candlelit 90 minute Yin practice with Kim features unhurried holds centered on the lower body, focusing on the hips, pelvis, legs, and spine. Settling into these shapes supports the deep connective tissues that stabilize the joints and skeletal system, helping them soften so accumulated tension can release and the natural healing of mind, body, and spirit can unfold. The gentle pace is intended to stimulate the parasympathetic nervous system, creating space to slow down. Investment is $35. Refunds or exchanges are not available within 24 hours of the workshop start.

The Po' Ramblin' Boys perform live at a concert open to all ages, with advance tickets priced at $20.

Huntertones return to BOP STOP for one night only to celebrate their newest album, Transmission. The horn-driven ensemble channels high energy and creativity into a mix of jazz, funk, pop, soul, hip hop, and R&B, pairing adventurous originals with unexpected covers. Each performance fosters a shared celebration of music. Two separate seatings are available. Tickets are $30 in advance and $35 the day of show, plus a $3 per ticket processing fee. The group features Dan White on saxophone, Jon Lampley on trumpet and sousaphone, Chris Ott on trombone, Joshua Hill on guitar, Adam DeAscentis on bass, and John Hubbell on drums. The band and its horns have appeared on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert and have performed with Lawrence, Lake Street Dive, Louis Cato, Kurt Elling and Charlie Hunter, and Cory Wong. This event will not be livestreamed.

Chasing Abbey appears with Achill Crossing at Grog Shop. The award-winning trio from Tullamore, Ireland brings a blend of modern electronic production and the soul of traditional Irish music as part of a 24-date North American return in autumn 2026. Their catalog features tracks such as "Ars is Ars", "ornta", and "Oh My Johnny", and they have earned multiple platinum singles alongside a reputation for high-energy live performances. Their latest release, oronta, is climbing the charts and fueling momentum for this American tour. This event welcomes all ages. Advance tickets are $25 and increase to $28 on the day of the show, with an additional $3 due at the door for attendees under 21.

Beachland Tavern hosts a performance by Juno Award recipient Fred Eaglesmith, presented in a primarily seated, general admission setting. A seasoned Canadian songwriter with 25 albums, he has brought his music to The Late Show with David Letterman, the Grand Ole Opry, and Lincoln Center, yet his writing stays grounded in rural life, telling stories of service stations, county fairs, broken-down tractors, and gravel roads. A foundational voice in alt-country, he is known for intimate yet high-energy shows and a devoted community of fans known as Fred Heads. His songs have been covered by Alan Jackson, Toby Keith, Miranda Lambert, and many others. More than 120 artists, spanning bluegrass to punk, have recorded Alcohol & Pills, and Trucker Speed has been counted among the top 100 Americana songs of all time, drawing over 60 million views with more than six thousand independent videos on Tik Tok. For the past 15 years he has performed with Texas-born multi-instrumentalist Tif Ginn, who is also his wife, and the current band includes their 16 year old. Together they share a seamless onstage connection where longtime favorites feel newly discovered and new material unfolds in real time, blending country soul and rock energy with storytelling that can be both humorous and deeply felt.