Events in Canton, OH

Seeking Solutions in Recovery offers a solution focused meeting that uses an ask it basket format so participants can raise questions and work through practical answers together. Conversations rotate through the eight dimensions of wellness, with a new theme each week. Areas of focus include caring for physical health through movement, nutrition, and rest, managing emotions and stress with healthy coping skills, strengthening supportive relationships, expanding knowledge through ongoing learning, finding purpose and satisfaction in work, connecting with meaning or a higher purpose, respecting and caring for the natural world, and practicing responsible money management for stability. The approach is designed to build social skills while supporting a holistic path to well-being.

An afternoon of fun gaming featuring opportunities to try new titles, return to beloved classics, and enjoy a variety of play.

This casual Commander gathering provides a friendly, low pressure setting to enjoy games with other players. The emphasis is on relaxed play and having fun. Attendees receive a complimentary promo item.

Enjoy a casual euchre gathering at Main Street Saloon Akron in Akron. Players of any experience level are welcome, and you can come on your own since a partner is not required. There is no fee to take part. Attendees are asked to support the host business by purchasing food or drinks and by tipping the server appropriately.

This in-person, 60-minute group meditation at Summit Recovery Hub focuses on mental health and recovery. Guidance is provided on how to meditate and weave mindfulness into a recovery practice, with support for being present and sitting with challenging emotions. The experience aims to build mindfulness, ease stress, and nurture self-compassion, contributing to overall well-being. It is suitable for beginners and experienced meditators alike. Facilitated by Dan McCune.

Full Grip Games hosts a weekly Modern Constructed tournament each Monday. The event uses a Swiss format capped at four rounds, with a $10 entry fee. The entire entry pool is paid out to top finishers based on final standings. Promotional packs and cards are available while supplies last.

The Cambridge Room at House of Blues Cleveland hosts an all ages show with general admission standing room only. Doors open before the performance and the music follows. Accessible tickets are available by using the filter on the purchase page and selecting the Show Accessible Tickets option. The lineup is subject to change without notice.

Move to heart-pumping music in this high-energy class combining kickboxing, strength training, and core work. The class is designed to help participants trim and tone. Drop-in, punch card, and unlimited monthly options are available. Participants must sign a waiver before attending.

Put your know-how to the test at a top-rated Cleveland trivia night held nearly every Monday at the Happy Dog, featuring a rotating lineup of hosts. This is a free event.

SAO brings big band swing to Brothers Lounge in Cleveland, featuring the band’s resident vocalist, Russell Mascia. Lively arrangements and smooth vocals set the tone for an upbeat night of music and fun.

Illuminated by candles and a starry glow, this experience brings the Court together to welcome the next chapter. Look forward to music, conversation, and a touch of playful mischief, all building to a dramatic countdown as the release is honored with a regal touch. Each ticket includes a copy of the next ACOTAR book once it is released.

Twisted Tree Books, Vagabond Coffeehouse, and Coopers Hall are hosting a midnight release party for ACOTAR 6 at Vagabond Coffeehouse. Details and the vendor lineup are still being finalized, and additional information will be shared as plans come together.

Celebrate the release of Book 6 with activities, a raffle, and a costume contest. Preordering the book is an option for reserving a copy.

Teens can take on traditional and Korean children's games inspired by the Netflix original series, bringing plenty of friendly competition and excitement. A spicy ramen bar adds an extra kick to the experience. This event is intended for students in grades 6 to 12.

Donate blood to support patients in need at The Auricle Venue & Bar in partnership with the American Red Cross. A single donation can aid up to three people, and the need for blood is ongoing nationwide. Prepare by drinking plenty of water and having a nutritious meal ahead of time. Walk-ins are accepted, and scheduling an appointment can help keep the event running smoothly. The Auricle offers multiple blood drives throughout the year for those who wish to donate at another time.

Free public paper shredding is returning on a weekly basis to support secure disposal and protect sensitive information. Visitors are asked to limit drop-offs to one file box per person each week. Questions may be directed to 330-800-6657. Those who are able to leave a Google review from a smartphone are encouraged to do so to support ongoing community service.

A weekly coffee hour creates space for parents, caregivers, and grandparents to connect over coffee, share experiences, and learn about local resources in a warm, nonjudgmental setting. While adults chat, children can take part in fun, supervised activities in the Inspiration Station play area. The gathering nurtures a growing network of support in Canton and makes room for meaningful conversations and lasting connections.

Community Fitness classes at Grandview UMC provide a welcoming setting to build a solid foundation in movement with an emphasis on practical strength and lasting wellness. Sessions are led by Certified Personal Trainer Pastor David Hull-Frye, who guides scalable exercises appropriate for all abilities. These classes suit beginners and those returning to activity, active older adults including SilverSneakers and Renew Active participants, adults with young children, and anyone seeking a safe, fundamentals focused workout. Instruction is adjusted to each person’s current level. These are weekly classes. SilverSneakers and Renew Active members attend free, non members pay $2 per session, and children 12 and under are free. Anyone under 18 must be accompanied by an adult. Wear supportive sneakers and bring water.

Tyke Hikes offer young children a chance to explore nature on a gentle, flat loop near the lake at Walborn Reservoir Marina. The hike covers 0.60 miles on a natural surface and is not ADA accessible. Strollers are not recommended. Participants are encouraged to bring water and snacks or lunch, and to wear layers and use bug spray. A picnic together is welcome after the hike. Attendees are responsible for their own welfare and release BNK from liability. The hike leader is CPR and First Aid certified.

TRIAD Deaf Services provides monthly walk-in support at Massillon Library in Massillon for people who are Deaf, Deaf-Blind, or Hard of Hearing. A Community Outreach and Education Specialist will be on site for walk-in appointments, offering assistance such as reading and translating mail, guidance with Social Security matters, help related to medical needs, and connections to resources to address individual concerns. To reserve a spot and allow time to prepare solutions and resources in advance, text the community advocate line at (330) 323-8994 before arriving. For updates about possible closures, check their Facebook page.

Explore career options and apply for positions at this free, walk-in job fair hosted by Slavic Village Development in partnership with Greater Cleveland Works and OhioMeansJobs. Participating employers include USPS, GCRTA, the City of Cleveland, Cleveland Police and Fire, Citizens Bank, PNC Bank, and many others. Attendees are encouraged to dress professionally and bring a copy of their resume.

A free chair yoga class at the library focuses on improving flexibility.

Teens in grades 6–12 can play Dungeons & Dragons at the Barberton Public Library. Bring a level 1 character or use one provided. All experience levels are welcome, and materials are provided. Registration is required for each session.

The City of Canton and OhioMeansJobs Stark & Tuscarawas Counties are partnering for the first City of Canton Career Fair at the Canton Memorial Civic Center. A large lineup of area employers will be in one place, offering a broad mix of opportunities. Attendees can meet hiring teams, make connections, and explore options whether searching for a first job, considering a career change, or seeking the next step forward. OhioMeansJobs will also host a Resume and Application Workshop to help participants strengthen materials for upcoming applications.

NAMI Family-to-Family offers a complimentary eight-session class designed for relatives and other supporters of someone living with a mental health condition. The course is led by trained family facilitators. Participants who complete all sessions are eligible for stipends. Registration is required. 330-455-6264.

At Stella Walsh Recreation Center in Cleveland, a City Fresh Stop offers a pop-up market where produce is preordered and picked up on site. Shares are available in single or family sizes at affordable prices. Volunteers help keep the location operating smoothly.

An 8-week Mindfulness Based Stress Reduction group invites participants to cultivate healthy, present-moment awareness through guided mindfulness practices. Led by facilitator Julie Kapper, the program offers practical skills to meet discomfort and cravings with intention, emphasizing a thoughtful response over automatic reaction. Drop-in participation is welcome.

Free DDPY sessions take place at Peace Lutheran Church each Tuesday. Bring a mat, water, and a towel, and wear comfortable clothing. There is no fee to participate. Optional donations support Peace Lutheran Youth activities and outreach.

Designed for people grieving a loss to suicide, this supportive gathering offers a place to meet others with similar experiences, share stories, and find understanding together. Topics include navigating complex grief, the trauma surrounding suicide, and the difficult feelings and lingering questions that can follow. The gathering is held at the Adamhs Board of Tuscarawas and Carroll Counties in New Philadelphia, OH.

Starting point is Bexley Park near the pump track for a friendly group ride of about 8 to 10 miles at an easygoing pace. Volunteer ride leaders and support help keep the group safe and can assist with quick tune-ups before the ride begins. The route follows a no-drop approach so no one is left behind, and it is a relaxed way to meet new riding buddies. Helmets are strongly encouraged.

Students in 7th and 8th grade and their parents are invited to an evening that highlights what sets Chesterton apart. Attendees can tour the school, take part in three brief classical-style lessons, join a Q&A, and enjoy light refreshments. The program explains how classical education differs, ways it may serve your family, and details on affordability options, including EdChoice Scholarships. Currently enrolled families will be available to share their experiences and answer questions directly. Seating is limited, and reservations are required.

Pre Modern format Magic the Gathering play takes place at Universal Comics in North Canton. Entry is $10. The structure is limited to a maximum of four rounds with no cut. In-store rules are available on Discord.

A weekly tradition at George's Lounge highlights an electric open mic and jam night filled with local musicians, impromptu collaborations, and lively sets. The night begins with acoustic performances, then shifts into a fully amplified session as it goes on. Performers, singers, and listeners can all take part or simply enjoy the music. The kitchen serves late on weekdays, featuring standout burgers popular throughout Stark County. Music and good food come together for a repeat-worthy night each week.

At High Rollers Social Club, the Black Diamonds Line Dance Class is led by instructors Carol Priest and Robin Bradley. New dancers receive easy-to-follow instruction while more experienced participants can refine their moves to a mix of current music. The atmosphere is welcoming and social, with cocktails and spirits available for those who would like a drink.

Discover practical ways to strengthen your intuition in an interactive four class course offered in a hybrid format. Sessions focus on practicing how to tune into your own higher wisdom and connect with the guidance or information you seek using specific tools. The course presents an energy based perspective and uses a radio style analogy to explain how to receive messages, find missing pieces of insight, and consider the likely outcomes of choices. It is designed for beginners and for those with some experience who want to deepen their skills. Attend in person at CLE Urban Winery or join online through Zoom, and you can choose to mix in person and virtual attendance across sessions. Registration includes all four sessions and a workbook. After purchase, participants receive access to register on Zoom to obtain a link for online attendance. Once registered, an email is sent with a syllabus that lists suggested materials to bring. Homework is provided and encouraged, though it is not required. Attendees are welcome to bring a friend.

Nick Swardson appears live at Pickwick & Frolic/Hilarities 4th Street Theatre in Cleveland. A comedian, actor, writer and producer, he has built a wide-ranging career across film, television and stand-up. His film work includes Grown Ups 2, The Wrong Missy, The Do Over, The Ridiculous 6, Sandy Wexler, Bucky Larson: Born to Be a Star, 30 Minutes or Less, Grandma’s Boy, Benchwarmers, Malibu’s Most Wanted, Happy Gilmore 2, the animated feature Leo, and the Buddy Games films. On television he created and starred in Nick Swardson’s Pretend Time, voiced Troy in CHOZEN, played Terry in Reno 911!, and co-created and starred in the Comedy Central web series Typical Rick. His stand-up resume features tours with Adam Sandler and David Spade, the specials Make Joke From Face, Taste It, and Seriously, Who Farted, an early Comedy Central Presents set, the Platinum-certified album Party, and his latest YouTube special, Toilet Head.

K.C. Curry of Canton Comedy Boom hosts an open mic featuring a diverse lineup of local performers and visiting comics in the comfortable, stylish setting of The Daily Pressed in Akron. The café serves a full menu along with specialty coffees and cocktails to pair with the laughs. Admission is free.

No one has to go through it alone. NAMI Stark County offers a weekly in-person support group at Holy Trinity Lutheran-Elca in Canton.

Enjoy a free paper-and-pencil trivia game with fresh, wide-ranging questions each week. Form a team, bring a pen, test your knowledge, and compete for prizes. No apps or phones are needed. Optional league play is also free, with teams automatically entered after six games. Playoff and championship participation is optional, and season champions earn trophies, cash prizes, and bragging rights.

A monthly book discussion for readers who enjoy talking about craft beer or amber liquors as much as books. Participants must be 21 or older.

This donation-based, hands-on self-defense class is open to the community. Learn practical, adaptable skills rooted in real-world solutions, with tools for responding to situations ranging from a playful grab to an uncomfortable encounter or an assault with clarity and control.

Beachland Ballroom hosts a live bill featuring In Her Own Words alongside Every Avenue, with Fluorescents rounding out the lineup.

SmokeFace leads an open jam at BLU that invites musicians to bring their instruments, share their sound, and create original music together in real time. Admission is free. The session welcomes all ages, and anyone younger than 18 must attend with a legal guardian. SmokeFace is a professional bassist, guitarist, and recording artist from Akron, Ohio, known for fusing soulful grooves with a modern, genre-crossing approach. With experience touring nationally and internationally with major artists and guiding his own projects, he sets the stage for a refined, high-level collaborative experience.

Judd’s City Tavern hosts a karaoke night led by DJ Z of Shell Yeah Events. Guests can take the mic for their favorite songs or cheer from the sidelines. Expect a lively crowd, plenty of sing along moments, and drinks to keep the celebration going.

During Sushi Wednesdays at Fairfax Market, the Hissho Sushi counter features select sushi rolls priced at $4.99 and $5.99.

Free Coworking Day takes place on the fourth Wednesday of each month. Bring your to-do list, plan a meeting, and stay for part of the day or settle in for the full stretch. It is a simple way to explore what The Generator at Bounce offers and to connect with the community there.

TRIAD Deaf Services provides monthly walk-in sessions at locations throughout Tuscarawas, Stark and Carroll counties, offering support for Deaf, Deaf-Blind and Hard of Hearing community members. Help may include translating mail, navigating Social Security matters, addressing medical-related needs, and connecting you with resources to tackle specific issues. A Community Outreach and Education Specialist is on site during walk-in hours to meet with visitors and work through concerns. To reserve a time slot and allow the advocate to prepare, text the community advocate line at (330) 323-8994 before coming. Updates about possible closures are posted on Facebook.

This family storytime in Cleveland features stories, songs, and fingerplays.

Connect with others in Akron through a collaboration between Summit Recovery Hub and Running2BWell that centers on feeling better, thinking clearly, building community, and practicing self care. Each session begins with gentle stretching and a rotating theme that carries through the workout. The core activity is a 30 to 40 minute run, followed by a brief cool down and a group conversation about how the theme influenced the experience. Participating in a running group can increase motivation and accountability, support improved performance, enhance safety, and nurture a strong sense of community for physical, social, and mental well-being. Participants should wear weather-appropriate clothing.

Burger Night at George's Lounge features a weekly Wednesday special. Order George's 59 Classic Burger with fries for $6, or get $4 off any gourmet burger with fries. These offers are available for dine in only, with no modifications.

Presented by M.O.N.S.T.A.R.S., this networking event brings together creatives and entrepreneurs for conversation, content creation, and meaningful connections. Artists, videographers, producers, models, actors, and entrepreneurs can connect with peers, share ideas, and explore opportunities. It is designed to help participants build their network, create content, and have fun along the way.

Walk-ins are welcome for intuitive readings paired with a cup of tea at a special event price. Bridget from The Raven's Cup serves hand blended teas alongside in-house readers for a relaxing evening at the Grove. Choose a tea and a reading, or simply stop in to unwind and enjoy the good vibes. Browse daily shop specials, discover creations from more than 25 local artisans, explore workshops, find sparkling crystals available for adoption, and check out a selection of essential oils. Readings can also be scheduled by appointment, and private reading parties are available by request. Contact the Grove directly to book.

SMART Recovery offers a science-driven path to change with practical tools and a welcoming community. Guided by cognitive behavioral therapy, participants build motivation, handle cravings, navigate thoughts and feelings, and work toward a more balanced life. The approach focuses on self-empowerment and choice, without labels or sponsors. It is open to people addressing substance use, behavioral addictions, or mental health challenges. Sessions are held at Summit Recovery Hub.

This MTG event uses the Modern format and has a $10 entry fee. Play consists of up to four rounds with no cut.

Experience a chef-guided omakase at the sushi bar, a 12-course tasting offered only on Wednesday nights. The menu changes monthly, drawing from the hotline and complemented by selections from the sushi chefs. Each course is hand selected and prepared that evening. Accommodations for dietary restrictions are available.

Enjoy a weekly board game meet-up hosted by the Board and Bevy Board Games Meetup Group. Bring a favorite game to teach or choose one from the shelves, with options including Settlers of Catan, Ticket to Ride, and Pandemic. Players of all experience levels can take part in a friendly, welcoming setting.

This trauma‑informed mindful movement class offers a gentle way to reconnect with your body after trauma. It is welcoming to beginners and provides simple, supportive movements with options so everyone can move in a way that feels safe and empowering. Through slow, intentional motion paired with mindful breathing, the practice invites the nervous system to rediscover ease, steadiness, and a sense of being at home within yourself. Over time, this approach supports healing by restoring balance, nurturing trust, and deepening a felt sense of safety.

Social swing dancing at The Rialto features a beginner lesson followed by open dancing. The one-hour basic class is taught by Rachel Itsell and Mike Arteno, and no partner is required. Admission is $5 for the dance, with an additional $5 for the lesson. Participants can pick up a few steps, meet new people, and get some light exercise.

A free, family-friendly Trunk or Treat at FCC offers a safe Halloween evening with decorated trunks, costumes, and plenty of candy. Everyone is welcome, with fun for all ages as neighbors and families enjoy festive displays, gather sweet treats, and connect with the community.

Line dance instruction led by Bud and Lauri includes a beginner session and an improver session. Choose the level that matches your comfort on the dance floor. The cost is $5 per person.

Brighten the middle of the week with a Wednesday evening trivia night featuring friendly competition and plenty of laughs. Enjoy half-priced Philly cheesesteaks with a beverage purchase while you put your knowledge to the test.

Test your knowledge with DJ Trivia at Buffalo Wild Wings in Canton. This free team trivia night features fresh questions each week and a classic pen and paper format. Phones and apps are not used, and teams compete for weekly prizes. An optional league is available at no cost, with teams automatically entered after six games and opportunities for playoffs and championships. Season winners earn trophies, cash, and bragging rights. Weekly trivia continues throughout the year. For more information, call or text Morgan at (724) 636-5660.

DJ Trivia brings a weekly, free-to-play trivia night to Hide-A-Way Buffalo Grill in Canton. The game is classic paper and pencil with fresh, wide-ranging questions each week, and teams compete for prizes with top performers earning rewards. No phones or apps are used so the focus stays on knowledge and teamwork. An optional DJ Trivia League is also available at no cost. Teams are automatically entered after participating in six games, with optional playoff and championship rounds. End-of-season champions earn bragging rights, trophies, and cash prizes. Weekly games run year-round, while league seasons conclude on their own schedule. For details, call or text Morgan at (724) 636-5660.

Twilight Yoga blends vinyasa flow and hatha yoga in a calming setting. The class begins with sun salutations and warrior poses, then moves into a moon sequence and a guided relaxation meditation. The practice is intended for yogis of all levels. Drop-in and unlimited monthly pricing options are available, and participants must sign a waiver before attending in person.

Eric Seddon leads the [FUSION] Trio on Akai EWI and saxophone with Christopher Vandall on drums and percussion and Henry Peyrebrune on bass. Centered on Seddon’s own compositions, the trio brings conservatory-honed backgrounds and experience across jazz, rock, classical, roots, and more. Drawing inspiration from innovators like Miles Davis, Chick Corea, Pat Metheny, and Ornette Coleman, as well as composers such as Igor Stravinsky and Ralph Vaughan Williams, they aim to shape contemporary jazz that connects with today’s listeners, wide in scope yet welcoming. Expect tight grooves, vivid interplay, and space for discovery.

Fairfax Market celebrates seniors with a dedicated day of savings and support. Shoppers 55 and older receive 10% off groceries and café purchases for in store transactions, with exclusions that may apply. The Fairfax Market Café offers complimentary drip coffee to enjoy while shopping. Staff are available to help with mPerks enrollment, Meijer’s rewards program, and to assist with scanning and packing at checkout.

Free Inspiration Station activities are prepared and ready for you. Visit at your convenience and enjoy an easy, come-and-go experience.

Sages, a fellowship group at St. Paul’s, hosts Tom Morris, a St. Paul’s member and former chief executive of The Cleveland Orchestra and the Boston Symphony Orchestra. He will share highlights from his life in music, including his work with the Ojai Festival in California as artistic director and percussionist. His book, Always the Music (Rubato Books, 2024), is available to order online. A luncheon will follow the talk, and guests may bring a salad or side dish if they wish.

This gathering offers parents and caregivers a welcoming space to connect with other local families navigating similar circumstances. Attendees guide the focus of upcoming meetings by sharing what they need in the moment, whether that is emotional support, camaraderie, or information about available resources. Child care is provided downstairs by trained staff. Spooky attire is encouraged.

The Community Skelebration returns with an outdoor celebration at Bitzer Park. Due to building renovations, this year’s festivities move outside, creating a festive spot to show off your best costume, pick up treats, connect with local vendors, and learn about community resources. Enjoy a friendly dose of Halloween cheer in the park.

Supporter Resilience Yoga offers a gentle, trauma-informed practice for caregivers, health professionals, and others in high-stress support roles who may be experiencing burnout, fatigue, or emotional strain. Sessions emphasize slow, restorative movement and mindful breathing to support mental, emotional, and physical resilience, encouraging a shift from survival toward greater stability and steady self-care. Comfortable clothing is recommended. If getting on the floor is not possible, a chair option is available, and there are no inversions or complex contortions. Instructor assistance is offered on request. The focus includes easing anxiety and overwhelm, reconnecting with bodily awareness, moving energy to help reset the nervous system, and nurturing balance and mindfulness in daily life.

Barberton Community Foundation’s annual dinner takes place at the John S Knight Center in downtown Akron. The evening celebrates the people, partnerships, and charitable investments creating momentum in Barberton and includes recognition of the Game Changer and Blooming Impact Award recipients. The venue will be filled with purple as community achievements take center stage.

Outdoor enthusiasts of all ages can learn the fundamentals of making venison jerky at a free class led by the Ohio Department of Natural Resources Division of Wildlife. Instructors will cover food safety, the basic equipment required, and step by step techniques for preparing flavorful jerky. All supplies are provided, including venison, spices, and smokers, and participants are asked not to bring their own equipment or meat. Samples will be available to taste. The session meets at the Division of Wildlife District Three Headquarters in Akron, Ohio. For questions, contact Joe May at joseph.may@dnr.ohio.gov or 330-556-8151.

Take part in a Disney Lorcana collection quest by opening two packs and trading with other players to find the required cards. Complete the quest to receive a Nick Wilde promo card. Afterwards, players can stay for standard play or try Coconut.

Spend an evening working on your own projects and enjoying conversation with the Kent Community Time Bank. Knitting and other fiber arts are likely, with painting, paper crafts, or other projects also possible. Bring a project and spend time with your community.

Enjoy a throwback evening of Magic: The Gathering in the Premodern format, spotlighting classic cards from earlier eras. Games take place on Thursday nights at Full Grip Games. The entry fee is $10, and all entries contribute to a prize pool paid out in store credit.

Recovery with Pride is a peer-led space for LGBTQ+ individuals and allies focused on mental health and addiction recovery. All pathways are welcomed, and participants can expect an affirming, judgment free environment that centers mutual support and genuine connection. Meetings take place in person at Summit Recovery Hub in Akron, with a virtual participation option available for those who cannot attend on site. Every identity is respected, every journey is valid, and community support is at the heart of each gathering.

Enjoy a benefit dinner in support of Q's Heavenly Tails TNR Rescue, featuring raffle baskets, a photo booth, and dessert after the meal. Guests are encouraged to wear black attire, whether that means casual looks, formal outfits, playful costumes, or cat ears. The gathering takes place at Lake Cable.

A reflective conversation focused on cultivating healthier relationships across romantic, platonic, professional, and community settings. The dialogue explores how to be more present for others while honoring personal limits, and how clear boundaries can guide people in showing up for us in return. It offers a welcoming space to consider everyday choices and communication that help connections grow stronger.

Set inside the Crafty Canary Creativity Corner at Little Birdie Wine Nest, this hands-on workshop pairs creating and sipping as a local artist guides participants step by step to make a set of three spooky season and fall themed bookmarks. Premium materials and tools are provided, helpful tips are shared throughout, and no prior experience is needed. The session is designed to welcome all ages and artistic abilities. Tickets are $45 per person and include a creative crafting experience, three custom bookmark molds in varying sizes, an assortment of fall florals and spooky accents, all necessary tools and embellishments, and one complimentary beverage. Drink choices include red sangria, white sangria, an orange juice mimosa, orange juice, or a fruit juice blend. A full menu of coffee, flights, drinks, snacks, and shareables will be available for purchase. Guests may arrive 10 to 15 minutes early to place orders and get comfortable, or pre-order online to skip the line. Seating requests to sit near friends can be noted at purchase, and capacity is limited to 24 participants. Crafty Canary Rewards Cards are valid at these sip-and-create workshops, with stamps available to collect; cards will be provided at the start of class for anyone who needs one. Assistance with registration or using a Little Birdie Wine Nest gift card is available by phone at 216-785-9922, as gift cards are not compatible with online purchases at this time. Please review the FAQs before purchasing, as all sales are final.

A play by Patricia Suárez, directed by Eddy Díaz Souza, places three women in a peculiar reading room that serves as an intellectual purgatory. Orietta, a strict school principal, and Ulrike, an actress determined to be acknowledged, fulfill their punishments under the watch of Dr. Recayente, an ophthalmologist who examines their eyes and assigns books as part of their sentence. The routine fractures with the arrival of Marina, whose suicide pact with her lover did not unfold as intended, and their confessions expose the choices that brought them to this shared hell. Loosely inspired by Jean-Paul Sartre’s No Exit, the piece reshapes the existential premise with biting irony and absurd turns, revealing how guilt, identity, and unfinished business tangle their fates. Talk of open doors to reincarnation suggests a possible return to Earth, prompting questions about escape, responsibility, and whether leaving is truly better than staying. What begins as confinement turns into a darkly comic exploration of punishment and the hope of a second chance.

Season 21 of Belles & Chimes Cleveland brings a women-centered pinball league to Superelectric Pinball Parlor in Cleveland. The league welcomes cis, trans, and nonbinary players who are comfortable in a women-focused setting, offering competitive play in a supportive environment. A one-time $20 league fee collected at registration helps fund trophies and prizes. The season runs for six weeks, with participants grouped in fours or in threes when needed. Each league night features four games, and players take turns choosing a machine and playing first on their selection. Scoring follows 5-3-2-1 or 5-3-1. Only the best five of the six weeks count toward the standings, so one week can be dropped. Anyone who completes at least four weeks qualifies for finals, which include multiple divisions with trophies and prizes. The seventh week hosts group elimination finals with three games per round using the same scoring, the top two from each group advance, and a final four plays one last round to determine placements.

Enjoy an evening of karaoke, fantastic costumes, and classic songs. Prizes will be awarded for Best Costume and Best Song.

GS Harper, Kristine Jackson, and Rick Z chart how influences become original songs, linking the artists they listened to while honing their craft with the music they create. Themes of hardship, love, dreams, and more surface as they share the roots of their sound. The event takes place at The Treelawn in Cleveland, OH.

Enjoy a live jam featuring the Naturally Blue Jam Band and a lineup of local musicians. Expect live music, solos, and spontaneous moments, with musicians playing and music lovers listening. Each week brings a different experience, alongside cold drinks at TJ Dillon’s Pub.

Pick up a bouquet of six roses for $6 at Fairfax Market, offered in assorted colors while supplies last.

Purchasing a meal from 444 Hibachi Grill helps fund Christ Church Preschool, with 10 percent of proceeds going directly to the school to support its young learners. Enjoy hibachi and turn a simple dining choice into meaningful support for early education.

Medication Assisted Recovery Anonymous offers a welcoming, judgment-free meeting where people using prescribed medications for mental health, addiction, or substance use can connect with peers. The focus is on acceptance, mutual support, and community for anyone whose recovery includes options like Suboxone, methadone, Vivitrol, other prescribed treatments, or mental health medications. All pathways are respected, and the goal is to support healing from unsafe lifestyles in a space of understanding. Participation is available in person or online. For details, call 330-871-9702 or email rob.gasior@summitrco.org.

A relaxing yoga session at MassMu, led by certified instructors, offers a midday reset. Weather permitting, class meets on the MassMu lawn, with an indoor Museum location available during rain or cold. It is suitable for beginners and open to all ages and experience levels. Participants should bring their own mats, and personal props are recommended. The cost is $6 per class or $15 for a three class bundle. Registration is completed upon arrival at the Museum.

Open to all ages, The Haunted Library turns Cleveland's Main Library into an indoor trick-or-treat adventure. Explore each floor to discover an activity and pick up a treat at every stop. Between floors, relax with a run of classic monster movies. It offers a safe setting to enjoy treats while experiencing the library from top to bottom.

Play Magic: The Gathering on the last Friday of each month. Beginners are welcome, with staff available to teach the basics and help you get started, and first-time participants can receive free packs of cards.

CrossFit Tusky Valley hosts a Halloween community workout that welcomes everyone, including members, friends, family, and newcomers interested in CFTV. Attendance is free, reservations are available, and costumes are encouraged. The workout will be scaled so all experience levels can take part comfortably. Afterward, a Witching Hour gathering invites a relaxed, potluck-style celebration where participants can bring a favorite drink and a dish or snack to share, then unwind with food, conversation, and Halloween fun.

Dual Recovery Anonymous meets at Summit Recovery Hub, providing a practical, supportive space for individuals working on both chemical dependency and emotional or psychiatric challenges. The format follows a modified Twelve Step approach that helps people address substance use alongside mental and emotional health, with attention to keeping both in balance. Meetings are facilitated by Crystal J., who offers experienced, compassionate guidance. For questions or more details, email abeacon.abeacon@gmail.com or call 330-849-4707. For information about Summit Recovery Hub, call 330-871-9702.

Celebrate Halloween with a family friendly trick or treat experience inside the market. Costumes suitable for all ages are encouraged. Visit stations where Cleveland and Ohio vendors hand out candy and share samples of their products. A custom treat tote activity by Wave Space Studio is part of the fun, along with trick or treat bags, sweet goodies, and hands on activities, including making your own Jack-o'-lantern. Candy and samples may contain tree nuts, peanuts, milk, soy, and wheat allergens. Admission is free, and guests are asked to mark themselves as going if they plan to attend.

Break out a Halloween costume and deck out your Jeep for the Jeep-O-Ween Costume Party, a casual meetup for Jeep enthusiasts who love the spooky season. Spend time with fellow Jeepers at Rookies Sports Bar and Grill, with food and drink specials available to enjoy.

Vision Board Night is a monthly creative recovery gathering at Summit Recovery Hub in Akron, hosted by Velvet Rabbit. It offers a sober-friendly atmosphere for people in recovery, those who are sober curious, and anyone seeking connection through creativity, reflection, and community. The pace is relaxed so participants can work in the way that feels right for them, whether crafting vision boards, exploring journaling or junk journaling, or spending time reflecting on personal goals alongside others in a supportive, substance-free setting. No experience is needed and all materials are included. This gathering takes place on the last Friday of each month.

Enjoy a Standard format event held at Universal with a $5 entry fee. The event is capped at a maximum of four rounds with no cut.

Experience 90s hip hop reimagined by strings in a candlelit setting at Holy Trinity Lutheran Church in Akron. A Listeso string quartet presents an immersive program that blends classical instrumentation with iconic beats and melodies. The planned program features medleys honoring the Fugees and Lauryn Hill with Ready or Not, Doo-Wop, Fu-Gee-La and Killing Me Softly, Outkast with Rosa Parks, Elevators (Me & You) and SpottieOttieDopaliscious, Missy 'Misdemeanor' Elliott with The Rain (Supa Dupa Fly) and Sock It to Me, Nas with It Ain't Hard to Tell, N.Y. State of Mind and The World Is Yours, Jay-Z with Can I Get A…, Big Pimpin and Money Ain't a Thing, A Tribe Called Quest with Can I Kick It, Check the Rhime and Scenario, and Wu-Tang Clan with C.R.E.A.M. (Cash Rules Everything Around Me), Wu-Tang Clan Ain't Nuthing Ta F' Wit and Protect Ya Neck. Tributes to 2Pac, The Notorious B.I.G. and Dr. Dre include Dear Mama, California Love, Juicy, Big Poppa, Hypnotize, Still D.R.E., Forgot About Dre and Nuthin' but a 'G' Thang. The concert runs 60 minutes, with doors opening 30 minutes in advance and no late seating once the performance begins. Recommended for ages 8 and up, with anyone under 16 accompanied by an adult. The venue is ADA compliant. Seating is assigned within zones and determined by arrival order.

A community trunk-or-treat at Amherst Elementary welcomes costumed attendees, with costumes kept family friendly by avoiding gore and weapons. Children must be accompanied by an adult, and drop-offs are not allowed. There is room for 14 decorated trunks, and those hosting a trunk should bring their own store-bought candy. Please have decorations in place before the event starts. RSVP using the Tickets option.

Take a lantern-lit tour through the more than 200-year-old town of Zoar and hear guides share haunted stories connected to Historic Zoar Village, including supernatural encounters reported by staff, visitors, and residents. Each tour lasts one hour, and free refreshments are available at the Zoar Store afterward. Recommended for adults and children over 12. Tickets cost $19 per person.

The cellar at CLE Urban Winery in Cleveland Heights becomes a candlelit setting for a Halloween evening centered on spirit connection. Michelle of Come Home to Your Heart guides a small seance designed to open communication with the other side, with the possibility of messages that carry love, guidance, and a touch of mystery. Costumes are welcome but not required, and a contest will recognize the most creative looks with prizes. All attendees are entered into a bonus drawing for a complimentary 30 minute personal reading and a tarot deck. Seating is limited to maintain an intimate, powerful atmosphere.

A night of intrigue returns with the second annual masquerade ball at Haymakers Mill. Enjoy music and dancing, capture every angle in a 360 degree photo booth, and sample bite sized treats. Guests are encouraged to dress in standout attire and wear a mask to keep the mystery alive as identities stay hidden. Tickets are available, and last year’s event sold out.

This bingo night offers pack deals and a chance at a big jackpot. Packs are $20 for one or $26 for two, and buying two gets you one free. The jackpot pays $1,000 when 150 or more are playing. Bring your own food or order from the kitchen window with different specials each week, plus Kraus' Pizza at halftime. Instants will be available.

New Long Road presents California Dreamin', a program centered on 1966 folk rock, offering personal interpretations of landmark songs from the genre’s early years. The set blends original material with seldom heard selections and refreshed takes on familiar tunes, with vocalist and guitarist David Budin weaving in humor, music history, and behind the scenes stories about the songwriters and recording artists. This Cleveland group features five veteran musicians: David Budin on vocals and guitar, Celia Hollander Lewis on vocals, Celtic harp, 12-string guitar, autoharp, and banjo, Robin Stratton on vocals and ukulele, Jeffrey Singler on cello, and Sara Lambert on flute. Members have shared stages with or opened for artists such as Linda Ronstadt, Graham Nash, Peter Yarrow, Jeff Beck, Jefferson Starship, Poco, the Flying Burrito Brothers, and Jimi Hendrix. Jeffrey and Sara also perform with or have performed with ensembles including the Youngstown Symphony, Warren Philharmonic, Ashland Symphony, Columbus Symphony, Erie Philharmonic, Akron Symphony, West Virginia Symphony, Cleveland Chamber Collective, Lake Effect Piano Trio, Obsidian String Quartet, Prism Jazz Ensemble, and the Erie Waters flute ensemble.

CHINA GROVE is a tribute band celebrating the music of the Doobie Brothers.

Relax and stretch with an hour-long session exploring a brief history of yoga and adaptive sitting yoga. Jackie has taught adaptive yoga virtually and in person for more than two years, with a special interest in relaxation techniques that support mobility and balance for all bodies. The gathering also welcomes a new face interested in the SCA and sharing her passion through teaching and history. Alternative ideas and topics for future Friday A&S Nights are welcome.

A moody, playful and avant-garde blend of cabaret-style circus and theatrical storytelling, The Vampire Circus conjures a world that recalls both Tim Burton and Cirque du Soleil. International artists showcase a range of disciplines, from theater, dance and gymnastics to contortion, juggling and high-flying acrobatics. Physical feats that test human limits pair with music and illusions to swing the crowd between chills and laughter, wonder and delight, with comical crowd interactions and a fan-favorite graveyard clown adding to the spectacle. This 90-minute experience sinks into a vampire underworld inspired by the mystique of old traveling carnivals and shaped by the vision of Francisco Santos, a veteran performer from Cirque du Soleil. Set in 19th-century Bohemia, the story follows Count Dracula as he hides a plan for conquest behind a roaming circus, seeking to swell an army of the undead. The production breaks the fourth wall and pulls audiences into the action unfolding around them and at times seemingly within them. When night arrives, the vampire realm stirs and the unexpected awaits.

Fans describe Eyes of the Nile as a remarkably faithful and high-energy celebration of Iron Maiden at The Goodyear Theater in Akron, OH. Feedback highlights tight musicianship, stage presence that captures the classic concert feel, and meticulous attention to detail from start to finish. Many attendees mention hearing songs they rarely get from the original band, with some even preferring this tribute for the live experience. Expect the sights and sounds of a Maiden show recreated with precision and passion.

Presented by Millennial Theatre Project, this production unleashes Evil Dead The Musical at Knight Stage with a blend of horror, humor, and high-energy rock. Five college friends retreat to a secluded cabin hoping for a calm weekend, then unleash forces that turn everything spectacularly and comically awry. Inspired by the cult horror films, the show mixes gleeful gore with big laughs, catchy songs, and relentless onstage chaos as demons appear and the odds of survival grow slim. Audience members should be prepared, since blood effects are part of the experience. Directed by Francine Parr.

A program that bridges eras places Haydn and Mahler side by side. Haydn’s Symphony No. 80 offers Classical refinement, laying the groundwork for future innovations. Guest conductor Peter Popelka then leads Mahler’s Fifth Symphony, a sweeping arc that moves from somber marches and ringing horn calls to tender declarations of love, culminating in a high-spirited, all-out finale.

Celebrate Halloween on the dance floor in the Concert Hall in Cleveland with The Sunrise Jones. For more than a decade, the group has energized audiences throughout Ohio with lively takes on rock and pop favorites, and this show features hits from artists like Queen, Prince, Stones, Tom Petty, The Cure, A-ha, MJ, Abba, Bruno Mars, and The Weekend. Expect plenty of 70s and 80s vibes along with a festive costume contest. Tickets are $20 in advance and $25 on the day of the show.

A Halloween party built around a powerhouse tribute pairing. Higher, featuring standout performers from across Northeast Ohio, delivers a high-impact celebration of Creed’s greatest songs with a live show packed with favorites. The night begins with Godsmack Experience bringing the hard-hitting anthems fans expect. Dress in your best rock and roll costume for a shot at $300 in cash prizes, including $150 for first place. Presented by The Music Farm, with a free pre-show concert at the Flame Backstage Bar.

At Jilly’s Music Room in Akron, The Ladies Night brings an annual pop diva Halloween party powered by a five-piece band devoted to the biggest hits of the 90s and 2000s. The setlist leans into crowd-pleasing singalongs from Britney Spears, Katy Perry, Kesha, Taylor Swift, Lady Gaga, and Miley Cyrus, often staying in the original keys for that familiar punch. A review from The Plain Dealer praised the group’s tight harmonies and polished musicianship, noting they can hold their own alongside acts from major music hubs like New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, and Nashville.

Nathan Paul marks Halloween weekend with a celebration for the new single I BE SCREAMIN, building anticipation for his forthcoming album Nathan-Paul & The Ridiculous Club, slated for spring 2027. The night at BLU Jazz+ features Nathan Paul & The Ridiculous Club with Zaire Darden on drums, Denzel Chismar-Oliver and Noah Denton on bass, and AJ Tyus on guitar, plus special guests. DJ Drum Duo, featuring Jonathan Fields and Gabe Jones, adds additional sets to round out the program. General admission is $25 in advance and $30 at the door.

Friday nights at Flyers Bar & Grill feature DJ GramPappy James leading a lively mix of crowd requested music, karaoke, and dancing. Guests can take the microphone, queue up favorite tracks, and enjoy an upbeat atmosphere from start to finish.

Paolino’s in Canal Fulton hosts a Halloween celebration with a two-hour set packed with favorites. Costumes are welcome but not required, and the atmosphere centers on music and fun.

The 28th Annual Great Pumpkin Race takes place at the Stark County Board of Developmental Disabilities (Stark DD) in Canton, supporting Special Olympics Ohio and benefiting Stark County athletes and programs. The event features the Lil Pumpkin Dash, a 1-mile fun walk or run, and a competitive 4-mile race. Awards recognize the top three overall male and female finishers, with additional prizes across multiple age groups. A partnership with Run To You Racing and The Haunted Forest Marathon in Canal Fulton offers the 9 Lives Challenge Medal to participants who complete the Great Pumpkin 4 Miler along with any Haunted Forest distance.

BrendokenFest returns with a seasonal celebration of Halloween, Samhain, Alfablot, and all things autumn. This is an outdoor gathering, so dress for the weather and bring out warm wool garb that rarely sees use at indoor sites. Activities include archery, armored combat, rapier, youth offerings, classes, and more. Hosted by the Barony of Brendoken, a branch of the Society for Creative Anachronism, Inc., the event website carries the most up to date information.

Set at BMW of North Canton and Toyota of North Canton, this Halloween themed Cars and Coffee morning features trunk or treat fun for families and children, along with other kid friendly activities. Car enthusiasts gather to showcase and appreciate vehicles of every make and model. Doughnuts from Dunkin and coffee will be available for purchase.

Haunted Head-To-Head is a competitive tournament in Cleveland, OH with a 64 player cap, including four spots reserved for tournament staff. Day one features Swiss group matchplay qualifying with rounds alternating between older and newer era games, and there is no scheduled meal break during qualifying. Day two moves to head-to-head, single elimination, best-of-five playoffs. In each match both players select one new and one old game, the higher seed may choose a deciding fifth game if needed, and no repeat picks are allowed in back-to-back rounds. The field splits into an A division for the top half of qualifiers and a B division for competitors ranked outside the IFPA top 250, with IFPA top 250 players ineligible for B. The first evening is left open for casual play or Halloween plans, and a Halloween Bash is also planned later. Entry is $20, with $1 going to IFPA fees and $19 to the prize pool, plus Eventbrite fees and coin drop.

Enjoy a drop-in family story time in the Children's Area with stories to read together, songs to sing, and interactive play. Held every Saturday, it offers a simple way for children and caregivers to share stories and have fun.

Celebrate the Down syndrome community in the area through a welcoming event that offers several ways to participate. Options include creating a team, joining an existing team, or contributing with a donation.

Celebrate Halloween with free comics from past Free Comic Book Day and other free comic events, plus a storewide sale. Special guest artist Chris Kasmar will offer an exclusive print for $10 each. Costumes are welcome.

Learn Tien Shan Pai, a Northern style of Kung Fu centered on fluid footwork, adaptable movement, and practical martial arts training. Classes cover open-hand techniques and traditional weapons, including the stick, Chinese broadsword, fan, quan dao, sash whip, and staff. Training also includes joint locks and control, striking and grappling, and strategies for multiple opponents, with techniques practiced under resistance. The system emphasizes defensive, indirect movement, using blocks, evasions, and changes in position to create opportunities for strikes, kicks, and takedowns. Students train in everyday clothing, and those with prior experience in martial arts, combat sports, or movement-based training are encouraged to bring their knowledge into practice. The class is open to the whole community. Monthly enrollment also covers Tai Chi classes, and drop-in attendance is available. Proceeds support The Peaceful Warriors’ Way.

This LifeRing Secular Recovery meeting provides a friendly, informal, and confidential setting focused on practical, present-day sobriety support. Participants exchange concrete experiences and tools for living free of illicit or non-medically indicated drugs and alcohol, recognizing that recovery has many valid paths. LifeRing honors personal choice, including participation in other meetings or programs, and emphasizes what works for each individual. Many find that this positive, here-and-now focus helps transform frustration and despair into hope and resolve. People new to LifeRing can attend to see whether this approach fits their recovery process.

Food trucks team up with trick or treating at Stark County Fair, creating a one-stop spot to gather sweets while enjoying dinner and drinks. An alt makers market adds to the atmosphere with spooky vendors offering locally made items, and costume contests welcome both kids and adults. As evening arrives after the little ones finish trick or treating, the energy ramps up, with additional plans to be announced.

Harvest Blast at The Chapel Akron is a free community fall celebration filled with seasonal activities. Highlights include trunk-or-treat stations, hayrides, hands-on games, a petting zoo, plenty of candy, and activities created for children. Costumes are welcome, and the event is planned with fun for all ages in mind.

An annual fall family trunk or treat offers festive fun with food, games, pumpkins, and plenty of candy. A cheerful, family friendly way to celebrate the season.

This hour-long meeting offers a calm, supportive space rooted in Buddhist-inspired recovery practices. Open to anyone working through any form of addiction, it follows Recovery Dharma principles that weave together time-honored Buddhist teachings and practical, modern approaches to healing. Attend in person at Summit Recovery Hub or connect virtually from home. Whether you are beginning your recovery journey, exploring new pathways, or expanding your toolkit, you are welcome. No background in Buddhism is required, and an open mind and heart are all you need.

Standing Rock Cultural Arts and The Peaceful Warriors’ Way offer a donation-based, hands-on women’s self-defense workshop for ages 12 and up. Participants will learn practical, adaptable skills grounded in real-world situations, with techniques for responding to encounters ranging from playful grabs and uncomfortable interactions to assault. The workshop includes practice time and a food break, with pizza provided.

Celebrate a family-friendly trunk-or-treat at Firestone Park Community Center, featuring games, candy, and vendors to visit. All ages are welcome for a festive stop filled with treats and fun.

This weekly, inclusive workshop at Summit Recovery Hub offers a guided journey through the 12 steps, focusing on one step each session and welcoming people in recovery from any addiction, including substances, gambling, food, relationships, and more. Unlike a standard meeting, it emphasizes active participation with worksheets, journaling, deep self-reflection, and supportive group conversations, while fostering connection with others who share similar goals. It is well suited for newcomers exploring the 12 steps, those with long-term recovery experience, anyone seeking spiritual growth, and individuals interested in how these principles apply across different addictions. Attendance is free, and participants are encouraged to bring a notebook, an open mind, and a willingness to grow.

A community trick-or-treat in Firestone Park offers plenty of candy, drinks, giveaways, and more.

AEG Presents hosts a Halloween concert headlined by Mushroomhead with a lineup that also includes Fear Factory, Nine Treasures, Bittersweet Revenge, and Unhealthy While Unhinged. This performance is open to all ages.

Rooted hosts a free community meal each month, creating a space for Historic South End residents to connect with one another and with Rooted. Everyone is welcome to get to know the team and neighbors.

Killer Video turns West Theater into a high-energy Halloween celebration marking 40 years of the 1986 heavy metal horror film Trick or Treat. The night includes a big-screen presentation with live, behind-the-scenes commentary from star Marc “Ragman” Price, a pre-show comedy set from Price, and a meet and greet with opportunities for photos and autographs. Midnite Hellion performs the music in sync with the original Fastway soundtrack for an immersive concert feel, then returns for an encore after the credits. Expect a full bar, a costume contest with prizes, and a DJ afterparty that keeps the music pumping. Admission is $50 and includes access to the film, commentary, concert, encore, and afterparty.

Upper Deck Bar & Grill in Portage Lakes, Ohio hosts a Halloween costume party built around an evening of 2000s rock. Costumes are optional, with prizes for the best individual costume and the top couples look. Expect a throwback set filled with favorites from bands like Linkin Park, Creed, Nickelback, 3 Doors Down, Seether, Puddle of Mudd, Staind, Korn, Limp Bizkit, System of a Down, Papa Roach, Disturbed, Breaking Benjamin, Trapt, Fall Out Boy, Jimmy Eat World, Lit, and Green Day. After the live set, a DJ keeps the music going so the celebration can continue. Admission is free and everyone is welcome.

Expect playful spooky vibes and a warm, festive feel as this event heads back to Artisan on a favorite holiday.

Enjoy a family-style dinner with ghostly-themed appetizers, salad, an entrée, sides, and devil’s food cake. The meal includes a ticket to the Ghost Tours, offering a distinctive evening of food and chilling stories for history buffs, ghost enthusiasts, and anyone seeking a unique dining experience.

WB returns to Wadsworth Eagles Aerie 2117 for a Halloween celebration.

Enjoy indoor live music from Scott + Smooth. To reserve a spot, call 330-602-9463.

Celebrate Halloween at a spirited party where Homeroom Hangover delivers haunting entertainment all evening. Enjoy themed specials, costume contests with an impressive prize, and extra fun hosted by Hog Heaven in Dover.

Celebrate Halloween with a spirited blowout featuring M.O.O.K.Y, Lochwood, and The Headtrips. Guests can arrive early to enjoy dinner and drinks in The Rialto Living Room before the music kicks off. Please note that attendees under the age of 21 will be charged a $5 surcharge at the door.

An orchestral presentation of Jekyll & Hyde unfolds as the Canton Symphony Orchestra collaborates with the Players Guild of Canton for a Halloween-inspired concert staging. Guest conductor Doug Droste leads the full orchestra, and a cast of regional performers under the direction of Joy Ellis portrays the tale onstage. With music by Frank Wildhorn and a book by Leslie Bricusse, this staged-in-concert production presents Robert Louis Stevenson’s classic with full orchestral accompaniment. Season subscriptions will be available for renewal and sale, with a renewal deadline.

This program links two symphonic trailblazers, pairing Haydn with Mahler for a journey across musical eras. Haydn, often called the father of the symphony, offers Symphony No. 80, a polished Classical jewel that points toward the innovations to come. Guest conductor Peter Popelka then leads Mahler’s Fifth Symphony, a sweeping voyage that moves through solemn funeral marches, striking horn calls, and tender love music, building to a finale that goes all out.

Watch Ohio State take on USC in a college football matchup with the sound on. Good food and cold drinks will be available throughout the evening.

Celebrate Halloween with cover sets featuring music by Deftones, Fall Out Boy, and Twenty One Pilots. All ticket proceeds will be donated to the Akron-Canton Food Bank.

Celebrate Halloween at a lively costume party featuring a costume contest offering prizes. Live music will take place at The Delaware throughout the night and is listed as a separate event.

A mashup of cowboys, ninjas, and Halloween spirit sets the tone as Monica Robins & The Ninja Cowboys make their Halloween debut at The Urban Honky-Tonk Saloon in Akron. Expect high-energy country with a rock edge, plenty of familiar sing-alongs, and party-ready tracks that keep the dance floor moving. Costumes are encouraged, whether striking, spooky, or delightfully offbeat. It is an evening made for dancing, enjoying drinks, and leaning into festive chills.

Riff’s in Cleveland hosts a free Halloween celebration with live rock and roll from Dick Golden & The Rock n’ Roll Experience, The Jo Schmos, and Cherry Yachtsman. The lineup also features sets from local songwriters Lawrence Oz, Meladite, and Sparks McFly for a full evening of music. Admission is free.

Bob Frank & His Delta Blues Cats perform at The Treelawn in Cleveland. Bob Frank and Ed Pauli share a long history of friendship and collaboration, and although this band is a newer venture, its members bring years of playing together. The group has also headlined the Canton Blues Festival.

Daze Gone Bye brings a live band show to Nashville Nights with danceable hits, sing along moments, and high energy vibes. Expect lively music and a party atmosphere that keeps the floor moving for a fun night out.

Nelson’s is embracing spooky season with BB Live Band Karaoke, a costume contest that awards prizes, and a lineup of Halloween-themed cocktails, shots, and festive bites. Costumes are encouraged, and guests can take the stage with a live band for a high-energy karaoke experience. Expect a lively atmosphere, playful competition, and plenty of seasonal food and drink to match the Halloween vibe.

At Courtyard by Marriott Canton in North Canton, this combined preliminary and headshot event from Ohio Cinderella Pageants offers a friendly starting point for new and returning participants from Northeast Ohio. Girls and women across all divisions can take the stage, build confidence, and kick off the 2026 to 2027 season locally. The day moves from check in to rehearsal, followed by the pageant. Divisions include Infant ages 0 to 11 months, Baby 12 to 23 months, Tiny Tot 24 to 35 months, Tot 3 to 6 years, Miniature Miss 7 to 9 years, Miss 10 to 12 years, Teen 13 to 17 years, and Woman 18 to 29 years. Cinderella is a scholarship pageant system and entries are being accepted for this event and for the season ahead. For entry details or questions, contact Director Courtney Hatfield at 330-704-2621 or courtneyhatfield@mcdhomes.com.

Keep the weekend going with a Sunday ride on the Funny Bus, an award-winning blend of comedy and history that turns sightseeing into a uniquely entertaining experience. This 90-minute tour travels along Cleveland’s shoreline, into the Flats entertainment district, through downtown, and into nearby neighborhoods, all led by a local comedian as guide. Guests may bring beer and wine on board. It works well for a date night, a girls night out, or a fun kickoff to an evening around town.

Build practical native gardening skills during a hands-on workday at Meadow City Native Plant Nursery in Cleveland. This session focuses on cleanup practices that support winter habitat, sharing what to do and what to avoid so gardens look cared for while still protecting pollinators and other small wildlife that shelter in fallen leaves and stems. Expect outdoor tasks, so check the forecast, dress for the weather, wear clothes that can get dirty, choose closed-toe shoes, and consider layers, a sunhat, or sunscreen. Bring plenty of water. Gloves and tools are provided, and personal equipment is welcome. Registration is optional and helps with headcount. In case of rain, the workday may be postponed or canceled, and activities typically continue regardless of temperature. Updates are shared by email, or call 216-282-6911 for current information. Parking is available across from the nursery, and signs will guide you.

Enjoy a community gathering featuring a trunk-or-treat cruise-in and a year-end buy, sell, and trade for diecast. Bring cars and children for Halloween fun, browse for additions to a collection, or chat with fellow car collectors. Pho Lee’s will offer food, with a 10% discount when you bring your fleet. The event is free, with no registration or tickets required.

SMART Recovery at Summit Recovery Hub offers a science-grounded path for people seeking support with substance use, behavioral addictions, or mental health challenges. Using cognitive behavioral therapy techniques, participants learn to strengthen motivation, handle urges, manage thoughts and emotions, and build a more balanced life. The approach does not use labels or sponsors, focusing instead on practical tools and a welcoming community. Attendees can explore strategies that place them in charge of their recovery and align with their personal wellness goals at Summit Recovery Hub in Akron.

Create a textured, dimensional piece of art by decorating a wooden frame with colorful crushed glass, dried flowers, decorative gems, and other embellishments. Choose from several background designs, then follow step-by-step guidance as you arrange your materials and finish your creation with resin for a glossy look. All necessary supplies are provided, including access to an unlimited decorating station filled with seasonal treasures. No artistic experience is needed.

A symphonic staging of Jekyll & Hyde brings the Canton Symphony Orchestra together with the Players Guild of Canton and features the Players Guild Theatre in a concert presentation of the classic tale. Guest conductor Doug Droste leads the full orchestra, while a regional cast under the direction of Joy Ellis brings the drama to the stage. With music by Frank Wildhorn and a book by Leslie Bricusse, this concert version reimagines Robert Louis Stevenson’s story through orchestra and voices.

This program pairs Haydn’s Symphony No. 80, a poised work of the Classical era that anticipated later advances, with Mahler’s Symphony No. 5 led by guest conductor Peter Popelka. Mahler’s score spans funeral march rhythms, striking horn passages, and intimate love music, arriving at a high-spirited conclusion.

IDOL makes its premiere with a limited-capacity screening at the Giese Center for the Performing Arts at the University of Mount Union in Alliance, Ohio. This psychological thriller follows a fan who abducts her favorite country singer and subjects him to torment, delving into the darker side of obsession and fame. Admission is free, seating is very limited, and no additional guests can be accommodated once capacity is reached.

The Impact Ball is an elegant benefit evening centered on advocacy, survivorship, awareness, and community. Presented by Black Girls Fighting Cancer and Stiletto Boss Foundation at The Aviator Cleveland, it brings together survivors, caregivers, medical professionals, advocates, community leaders, and supporters for a moving celebration of resilience and impact. Guests can expect opportunities for connection and inspiration, live performances, heartfelt personal stories, and fundraising moments that honor those affected by cancer while fueling efforts that continue beyond the ballroom. Proceeds support education, advocacy, support services, survivorship and wellness initiatives, and culturally responsive outreach for individuals and families facing cancer. Attendees may come to celebrate a survivor, honor a loved one, advance the mission, or take part in something meaningful, and the impact is intended to carry forward well past a single night.

Expect a lively gathering as BROTHERS return to the HOG. Treat the bar to a round and soak in the upbeat atmosphere.

Social media standouts and brothers Wyatt Feegrado and Luke Abranches headline Hilarities. Known for their podcast clips, sharp wit, and lively brotherly banter, they deliver a set shaped by the internet era. Two of comedy’s fastest rising talents bring quick laughs and sibling chemistry to the stage.

KANSAS brings half a century of classic rock history to the spotlight. Starting in Topeka and discovered by Wally Gold, who worked with Don Kirshner, the band released its first album in 1974 and went on to sell more than 30 million records worldwide. Their catalog spans sixteen studio albums and five live releases, earning eight gold records, three albums certified six times Platinum for Leftoverture, Point of Know Return, and Best of KANSAS, plus a Platinum live album, Two for the Show. The singles Carry On Wayward Son and Dust in the Wind reached quadruple Platinum and triple Platinum, respectively. Through the 1970s and 1980s the group logged over 200 weeks on the Billboard charts and played sold-out shows across North America, Europe, and Japan. Carry On Wayward Son remains among the top five most played tracks on classic rock radio, and Dust in the Wind has surpassed three million radio plays. Celebrate the enduring sound and musicianship of one of America’s definitive rock bands.