Events in Canton, OH

Lotus Grove Wellness presents walk-in Ionic Foot Cleanse and Detox sessions that can serve as a simple starting point or a regular addition to a wellness routine. The experience focuses on detoxification, described as supporting the body by helping clear toxins and heavy metals, encouraging pH balance and healthy circulation, reducing stress, and easing inflammation. Each session lasts 30 minutes and is priced at $35. Mary of LadyHawke Collections will be on site.

Explore wheel throwing in an eight-session workshop with CJ Ritenour at MassMu. Geared toward both beginners and those with some experience, this program is open to adults 18 and older. The fee is $215 for members and $245 for nonmembers, covering all eight sessions along with tools and firing. Clay is sold separately for $25 per 25 pounds. Registration is available through Humanitix or by calling 330-833-4061.

Parenthood can be a winding road, especially when conception takes longer than hoped. Nurture & Bloom is a compassionate support group with Kristen Huffman that welcomes women who are trying to conceive. Participants connect with others on a similar path, receive gentle guidance, and share stories that help lighten the emotional load. Conversations focus on natural ways to care for the body and support fertility, while also tending to mental and emotional well-being. Expect encouragement, useful tools, and a sense of community that reinforces you are not facing this season alone. For those seeking individualized care, one-on-one Preconception Consults with Kristen are also available.

Designed for doulas and other professionals supporting pregnancy, birth, and postpartum care in Northeast Ohio, this social offers an easygoing space to meet peers, exchange stories, and strengthen connections. It welcomes those just starting out as well as experienced practitioners, fostering community among birth workers. Hosted at Bloom Birth Ohio, participants may bring a dish to share, arrive with a colleague, or come on their own.

Rockin’ Rooftop returns with a free evening of live music high above the city. Headliner Tommy Lehman and the Common Thread take the stage with opening act Matilda Pablo. From the top of the Cultural Center parking deck, guests can take in downtown Canton views while settling into their chairs for a relaxed night under the skyline. A full cash bar and snacks will be available for purchase. This concert is free and open to the public, presented by ArtsinStark with support from Downtown Canton Partnership, Craig Covey LGBT & Diversity Pride Fund at Stark Community Foundation, and Chik-Fil-A Belden Village.

Canton Tabletop Gamers hosts a friendly game night at Muskellunge Brewing Company centered on contemporary board and card games. Players of all experience levels are welcome, and there is room to bring a personal favorite or try something new. Milestone serves customizable hot dogs and quesadillas, and they also offer 10 rotating taps of craft beer along with cocktail specials.

DJ Trivia brings a free, team-based quiz night to Starflyer Brewing Co. in Canton, Ohio. Form a team, answer new questions spanning many topics each week, and compete for prizes, with top-scoring teams taking home rewards. The game uses classic paper and pencil, so there are no apps or phones required. An optional DJ Trivia League is also available at no cost. Teams are automatically enrolled after playing six games, and while playoffs and championships are optional, end-of-season winners earn bragging rights, trophies, and cash prizes. Weekly games continue throughout the year, and any listed end date reflects only the close of the current league season. For more information, call or text Morgan at (724) 636-5660.

Catch Overtime with DurtE, Shawn Paris, and Wildcard for a night of underground hip hop at The Vortex in Akron. The show starts at 7:00 PM, with ticket availability listed through Bandsintown.

Jam Night at TJ Dillon’s with Naturally Blue Jam Band delivers an authentic live jam as the group kicks things off and a rotating mix of skilled players keeps the music moving with bold solos, lively interplay, and unexpected twists. The atmosphere welcomes dedicated listeners and musicians who want to take part, creating a spirited evening with cold drinks and strong local talent. Each week unfolds differently, so every visit brings fresh sounds and new collaborations.

Lunchtime Yoga offers a relaxing, guided session with certified yoga instructors on the MassMu lawn, with a rain or cold weather move inside the Museum. Participants can relax and refocus through a beginner-friendly practice that welcomes all ages and experience levels. Please bring your own mat, and consider bringing any personal props you prefer. The cost is $6 per class or $15 for a three-class bundle. Registration is handled upon arrival at the Museum.

This car show takes place in Massillon, Ohio.

An outdoor dirt oval race that contributes to series standings. Attendees are encouraged to bring a canopy, a table and chairs, and either an extension cord or a generator if available to keep their setup powered. Food and beverages will be sold at the concessions.

The Undecided play a rock show at Lakeview Tavern.

New Wave Nation returns to Centennial Plaza for a free concert that celebrates the sounds of the 80s. The set features favorites like Pour Some Sugar on Me and Smooth Criminal, blending driving synths and smooth grooves. Their playlist evolves from show to show, keeping the experience fresh for both the band and the crowd. Presented as part of the 2026 Plaza Summer Concert Series in partnership with the Pro Football Hall of Fame, The City of Canton, Unfused Brew Hall, Visit Canton, and the Downtown Canton Partnership. Attendees may bring chairs.

Enjoy a lively bingo gathering with plenty of chances to win and tasty food options. Card packs are $20 for one or $26 for two, and when you buy two you receive a third pack at no additional cost. The jackpot pays $1,000 if at least 150 people are playing. Outside food is welcome, and the kitchen window offers weekly specials, with Kraus' Pizza served at halftime. Instants are available.

Catch Sunny Side, a New Orleans-inspired jazz band performing an energetic set of classic early jazz sounds and more modern influences. Doors open at 6:30 PM, with the show starting at 7:00 PM. Tickets are $20 in advance or $25 at the door, and guests under 18 must be accompanied by an adult.

Take on a fresh 6K at the Pro Football Hall of Fame, offering a new distance for runners. Drawing from the success of a fast 5K, this race pairs an energetic vibe with notable participant swag. It is the third installment in the Pro Football Hall of Fame Race Series.

Celebrate enshrinement month at the Pro Football Hall of Fame with hands-on play of both modern and classic tabletop football games. Learn directly from designers and knowledgeable experts through personalized demos, and there is even a chance to meet a Hall of Famer. Test your skills in mini tournaments, then take time to explore the museum during its extended summer hours. It offers a chance to enjoy the hobby within the Hall itself.

An adoption event at Diehl Subaru of Massillon invites visitors to discover a little love to bring home. It is a welcoming opportunity to explore adoption and make a meaningful connection.

Children in second grade and up can take part in an art workshop with Ke’Aunte Harris that focuses on building self-confidence. This program is free. Registration is requested through Humanitix or by calling 330-833-4061.

A night of favorite dance songs spanning the last four decades, presented on an outdoor stage.

Enjoy a live salute to Pink Floyd from tribute band Floyd Live. Look for food trucks and prize raffles, including a 50/50. Seating is lawn style, so bring a chair. A beverage trailer will offer beer, wine, soda, and water. Tickets are available online with a debit or credit card, or can be purchased with cash at the parking entrance on the day of the show. The Massillon Knights Foundation (MKF) provides the venue to K8 Event Team to present these concerts, and MKF does not handle ticket sales or event planning. For more information or questions, contact K8 Event Team or MKF Events.

Catch Aaron Shust live for an evening of Christian pop, CCM, gospel, worship, and Christian music. The show takes place at Ohio Star Theater at Dutch Valley.

Catch Ghalia Volt with Kent Burnside at The Kent Stage in Kent, OH. The show starts at 7:00 PM and tickets are available via Bandsintown.

Enjoy a live country music tribute featuring 7 Summers, paying homage to Morgan Wallen’s biggest hits. The show is part of the 2026 NFJA Summer Concert Series at Nash Family Jackson Amphitheater, with gates opening at 6:00 PM for general admission and front stage ticketholders. Concert starts at 7:30 PM, and it runs until around 10:00 PM. Food trucks will be available, and alcoholic beverages can be purchased on-site.

Marycarmen is set to perform at Candy Apples Dance Center in Canton. The show starts at 8:00 PM on Saturday, August 22, with tickets available through the listed ticket source.

Discover the local trails after dark with a casually paced 14 to 16 mile round trip ride hosted at Ernie's Bike Shop. In partnership with Stark Parks, this monthly night ride alternates between the Towpath and Sippo Valley Trails and welcomes riders of all ability levels. Ernie's staff rides at the front and the rear. A helmet, headlight, and taillight are required. No advance registration is needed. Bikes, ebikes, and a limited number of lights are available to rent. Reserve rentals in advance by calling 330-832-5111.

A debut performance lights up a Canton hot spot, with food, drinks, and live music carrying on throughout the night.

A signature half marathon with participant swag, presented in collaboration with the Pro Football Hall of Fame in Canton, Ohio. The race centers on a themed experience that reflects this partnership.

This event centers on carpet oval racing as part of a summer series. The schedule spans ten weeks and incorporates two drop allowances. Concessions will be available.

This gathering offers a calm, supportive setting that encourages healing and connection through meaningful gardening. Participants work together to care for the Garden of Hope and take part in practical, hands-on activities informed by horticultural therapy. All are welcome, no experience is needed, and sharing personal stories is not expected. Meetings occur every fourth Sunday, though holidays may affect the schedule.

Now in its sixth year, this Jeep meet and greet at Bud’s Corner welcomes Jeep owners and clubs for a friendly gathering. The event spans both indoor and outdoor spaces, with food and drinks available from the venue. Connect with fellow enthusiasts and share conversations centered on all things Jeep.

Work with clay under the guidance of Ceramics Studio Manager CJ Ritenour at the Massillon Museum Ceramics Studio. This casual, drop-in workshop for adults 18 and older introduces essential ceramic techniques, including handbuilding and time on the pottery wheel. The fee is $20 for members and $25 for nonmembers, and it includes clay, glaze, and firing of finished pieces. Registration is available through Humanitix or by calling 330-833-4061.

Watch A Minecraft Movie at the Nash Family Jackson Amphitheater. The movie is free, and no ticket is required. You’re welcome to bring your own food and drinks into the amphitheater.

Garrison Keillor appears at The Kent Stage. He spent forty years with A Prairie Home Companion, has written fiction and comedy, and imagined Lake Wobegon, a town where every child is considered above average.

Kick off the week with a free, 45-minute outdoor Zumba workout at First Ladies Park. Everyone is welcome, whether you’re brand new to Zumba or you’ve been dancing for years. Bring comfortable workout clothes and your own water bottle, and enjoy a fun, supportive class with instructor Christina Callahan. Registration is requested so the organizers can plan for the group size.

Catch The Wallflowers live at The Kent Stage with Jakob Dylan and Tyler Ramsey. The show is scheduled for 7:30 PM at the venue in Kent, Ohio.

TRIAD Deaf Services hosts monthly walk-in appointments across Tuscarawas, Stark, and Carroll counties. This session at Massillon Library offers assistance for Deaf, Deaf-Blind, and Hard of Hearing individuals. A Community Outreach and Education Specialist will be available to help translate mail, navigate Social Security matters, address medical-related needs, and connect attendees with resources to resolve concerns. To hold a spot and help the advocate prepare, text the community advocate line at (330) 323-8994 before arriving. For notices about potential closures, follow TRIAD Deaf Services on Facebook.

This brown-bag lunchtime program features Stephanie Bohnak exploring the connections between First Ladies and the Lincoln Highway. Attendees may bring their own meal or purchase one from Twilite Café, and the session is planned to fit a lunch break. It is held in the Massillon Museum’s Gessner Hall, is free and open to all, and does not require reservations, though seating is limited and often fills early. An ASL interpreter will be provided.

A monthly book club that pairs reading with drinks. It welcomes readers 21 and older who enjoy conversations about craft beer or amber liquors as much as they do about books. Each month, participants meet for a relaxed discussion that blends a good read with a good pour.

An evening of music paired with libations for a sweet, chill night. A simple, easygoing way to unwind.

Head to Krackpots Comedy Club for the FREE Comedy Open Mic Night. It runs on Thursdays and includes doors opening with sign-up starting in the early evening, with sign-ups stopping shortly before showtime and the performances beginning at 8:00 PM. Expect a mix of comedians taking the stage, plus drink and food specials throughout the night. Note that it’s a 21+ event (with 17-year-olds allowed with a parent or legal guardian).

Epstein’s Mother powers a high-energy patio show at TJ Dillon’s Pub, turning an easygoing start into a lively sing-along as the night builds. Guitars lead the charge while glasses clink and tables cheer, creating a summer patio scene that keeps the weekend spirit alive. The night pairs live music with cold drinks and great food for a celebration that does not stay quiet.

Goodwill’s inaugural Thrift Crawl rolls out from the Goodwill Ken Weber Campus for a curated day of thrifting at three stores, community connection, and mission impact. The experience begins at the campus with light breakfast and mimosas, along with an inside look at the mission-driven work happening there. Participants then board a chartered bus stocked with light snacks, and bringing your own beverage is welcome for the ride. The route includes dedicated shopping time at the Foxboro or Jackson location, continues to the Canton Outlet for more treasure hunting with a provided lunch, and finishes at the North Canton store before returning to the campus. Included throughout the day are transportation between all stops, a special tote bag with additional giveaways, on-board refreshments, and a relaxed, social atmosphere focused on fun finds. Every purchase made during the crawl supports Goodwill programs that provide job training, employment services, and other community resources in the region. Space is limited for this experience.

The second annual Tomatopalooza at the Canton Farmers' Market highlights the flavors of the season with a full slate of tomato-themed fun. Share quick feedback through a dot survey, enter the Biggest Tomato Contest presented by Know Your Roots, and sample a variety of tomatoes at the Welcome Center. Expect piles of fresh-picked tomatoes in many colors and sizes alongside tomato-inspired baked treats from numerous vendors, all set to live music from 732 The Electric Duo. Connect with representatives from First Ladies National Historic Site, Al-Anon and the YMCA of Central Stark County. Enjoy eats and drinks from Rambling Rose Kitchenette and Three33 Coffee Bar, explore Second April Studios and Silo Art Studios, and keep little ones busy with Kids Connection activities that include coloring pages and games. Browse more than 35 local vendors offering pastured meats, baked goods, snacks, preserved items, plants, gifts and seasonal produce. Play Find the Pig for a chance to win a prize courtesy of The Commercial & Savings Bank, and take part in make and take projects with Boomdyada, Cantonology and Miss Larana's Apothecary. DORA drinks and brunch are available from Bar Lost One, Fromage du Monde-Cheese & Wine Shop and Good Fortune. Enjoy the amenities of nearby Canton Centennial Plaza along with the shops, eateries and museums of downtown Canton. The market runs rain or shine unless an inclement weather warning is in effect. Public restrooms are available at Canton Centennial Plaza. SNAP, WIC and Senior Nutrition benefits are accepted, most vendors take credit and app payments, and cash is appreciated. Additional activities may be added.

Explore a wide selection of books and DVDs, along with other media, at this monthly book sale. Look out for a new special each month. Payments are accepted by cash or check only. The book sale room is located diagonally across the street from the main Massillon Public Library.

Downtown Louisville comes alive with a community-centered street market featuring local vendors, makers, growers, boutiques, food trucks, and small businesses. Browse handcrafted goods, pick up fresh finds, and grab a bite while exploring the heart of town. This market is held rain or shine and offers a family-friendly atmosphere focused on supporting the people who keep the community moving. Vendor spots are limited. Presented in partnership with the Louisville-Nimishillen Historical Society, The Alley Café and Bakery, The Town Tavern, Jack & Wylie, Unhitched Brewing Company, and M.R. Event Folk.

Enjoy Sparks of Giving 2026 with a full day of live music, food, and family-friendly fun, plus a spectacular fireworks show at 9:00 PM. The event includes general admission to the festival, with live music on the main stage and activities for kids such as bounce houses, yard games, face painting, and crafts. Parking is sold separately. There is also a VIP option with added perks like a private lounge, valet parking, and an open bar.

Spirit bingo takes place at St Clement Catholic Church Navarre. Tickets cost $25. The event includes raffle baskets and a 50/50.

NEOPro Wrestling brings Heavy Is The Crown to Canton at Kingdom Community Center, culminating in a Fatal Four Way main event that will crown a new NEOPro Wrestling Champion. The lineup highlights TNA Wrestling’s “Agent Zero” Bill Collier, Canton native Tre Lamar, Matthew Taylor, Studio 86, Joseline Navarro, Ashton Day, Patrick Hayes, MIKA, Joshua Bishop, and Izzy Lambert, along with others.

Vicious Cycle, a tribute to Lynyrd Skynyrd, performs in a concert featuring food trucks, prize raffles, and a 50/50 drawing. Gates will open. Tickets can be purchased at the parking entrance the day of the show with cash only, or secured online using a debit or credit card. Bring a lawn chair for seating. Beer, wine, soda, and water will be available for purchase from the beverage trailer. The Massillon Knights Foundation (MKF) provides the venue to the K8 Event Team, which organizes the concert. MKF does not sell tickets or plan the event. For details or questions, contact K8 Event Team or MKF Events.

Downtownhecks Tap Room marks its birthday week with a playful Toga & Tequila gathering where togas are encouraged and tequila is optional. Picture the spirited cheer of St. Patrick's Day, the costume flair of Halloween, and sunny summer energy combined into one celebration for Matthew Heck and Dori Heck. Live music will fill the alley from daytime into the night, with celebratory beers and other drinks adding to the mood. It is a lighthearted sendoff to summer that favors fun over seriousness.

Country pop artist Brett Young is performing live at Akron Civic Theatre. Doors open at 7:00 PM for the show, with tickets available through Bandsintown.

Drift along the river under a full moon as twilight settles in, then relax by a campfire with hot dogs and s'mores. The route is about 3 miles, and most paddlers take around 1.5 to 2 hours. The posted information serves as launch windows. Canoes and kayaks are available to rent. Trips are planned to coincide with the full moon, and bringing a flashlight or headlamp is recommended. Reservations are required, and the cost is $25 per person. To reserve, call 330-832-5111. These outings often sell out.

Midnight Sun makes a debut appearance at The Whiskey Stop, marking their first time at the venue.

Dirt County returns to the Lobys patio stage performing country and rock favorites.

This event features live music.

The Stark County Fair fills the grounds with a full week of entertainment, competitions, and family activities. General admission is $9 and covers pavilion shows, free car parking on site, the Ready, Set, Grow agricultural program, the All American Petting Zoo, high school band performances, harness racing, livestock shows, Junior Fair sales, exhibits with animals and barns, horse shows, and featured days like a Saturday tractor pull, a Sunday draft horse showcase, and a Monday garden tractor pull. Children age 5 and under receive free grounds admission with an adult, and amusement rides require a separate purchase that is not included with gate admission, courtesy tickets, season passes, or memberships. Savings are available on select days, with reduced gate pricing on Tuesday and Monday, plus a Friday Kids Day offer of $2 admission for ages 6 to 17 with a paying adult. Children 5 and under are always free with an adult, and discounted admission does not include rides. Military Appreciation Day on Monday offers free gate entry with proper ID, and rides are not included. Grandstand highlights span the week and include harness racing, the 2nd Annual Weiner Dog Races, concerts by Jason Bonham’s Led Zeppelin Evening and Trace Adkins, NTPA‑sanctioned truck and tractor pulls, DerbyDog demolition derbies, and a finale pairing a rough truck show with a demolition derby on the same ticket. Grandstand concerts, truck and tractor pulls, and demolition derbies require an additional ticket beyond gate admission. Reserved seating for these ticketed events is available online and at the Fair Office located at the back of the grandstand, with day‑of‑show sales limited to best‑available seats. Event tickets do not include gate admission or rides, and a convenience fee applies. For wheelchair seating at concerts, tractor pulls, and demo derbies, call the Fair Office at 330-452-0621. Gate admission includes free on‑site car parking. Vendor parking requires a special pass. Handicap parking is available near designated entrances, and courtesy golf cart shuttles stop at those areas. A daily shuttle runs between parking areas, the gates, and select locations inside the grounds to assist guests who need extra help. For bus parking information, contact the Fair Office at 330-452-0621.

Patrick Masalko hosts an open mic night at Downtown Heck's Taproom in downtown Massillon, Ohio. Sign-ups happen on site, and each performer is allotted up to three songs or a 15 minute set, whichever comes first. It is an opportunity to step on stage and share music at the taproom.

The Venue at Greentree hosts an evening that pairs a cruise-in with Greentree’s Market Night, bringing together classic cars, custom builds, unique vehicles, and local shopping. The cruise-in welcomes cars, trucks, bikes, jeeps, and modern rides, with free registration for anyone displaying a vehicle. Expect a wide variety of makes and models, giveaways, attendee favorites, and steady foot traffic admiring the lineup. Alongside the vehicles, Market Night features live entertainment, local vendors and artisans, food trucks, and a full bar offering specialty drinks. It adds up to a lively night with plenty to explore whether showcasing a ride or browsing the market.

Summer Serenades returns in 2026 with a free collaborative series presented by the Canton Symphony Orchestra alongside Stark Parks, Friends of Stark Parks, ArtsinStark, Visit Canton, the Mary Renkert Wendling Foundation, and Rotary Clubs of Stark County. This family friendly program pairs the spontaneous sounds of nature with live instrumental ensembles performing throughout Stark County. No registration is required. Attendees can bring a chair or blanket, favorite picnic food, and simple games, explore the parks, and listen to the music.

Jason Bonham’s Led Zeppelin Evening performs in a ticketed concert at the Stark County Fair. Tickets are available in three options, with Standing Pit priced at $72.25, Orange Zone at $61.25, and Blue Zone at $51.25, and these amounts include fees. Admission to the fair is not part of the concert ticket. For ADA seating, contact the fair office at 330-452-0621.

Rockin' Rooftop closes out the 2026 season with a finale headlined by Mo'Mojo and an opening set from Austin Haig. Taking place on the rooftop of the Cultural Center parking deck with views of downtown Canton, this free concert welcomes all. Guests are encouraged to bring chairs and enjoy the skyline while they listen, and a cash bar and snacks will be available for purchase. Presented by ArtsinStark with partial support from a Downtown Canton Partnership grant.

Trace Adkins brings his 30th Anniversary tour to the Ohio Gratings, Inc. Grandstand at the Stark County Fair, presented by BellStores. Ticket options include Standing Pit at $72.25, Orange Zone at $61.75, and Blue Zone at $46, with fees included in the listed prices. Fair admission is not included.

Set inside a charming vintage space in Downtown Canton’s Arts District, Boomdyada hosts a First Friday Make-N-Take where walk-ins can craft a themed project. This month highlights Driftwood & Succulent Planters, and no appointment is needed. If there is not enough time to create on-site, DIY kits are available to take home or give as gifts. Ready-made terrariums and jewelry are also on hand for easy gifting. The featured project continues in the shop throughout the month while supplies last, with many other project options available. Individuals or pairs can stop in during business hours, while larger groups can call ahead to set a time. Private workshops or parties can be arranged by phone.

Presented by BellStores, this National Tractor Pullers Association sanctioned event brings truck and tractor pull action to the Ohio Grating Inc. Grandstands at the Stark County Fair. Tickets are available for purchase, and admission to the fair is separate from the grandstand ticket.

This event commemorates 250 years of freedom and features a run where veterans, active duty service members, reservists, and National Guard members can participate free of charge.

Ease into the day with a casual 10 to 15 mile bike ride that includes a mid-ride coffee stop. The pace stays relaxed, making it a welcoming option for beginners, coffee lovers, and anyone looking to take a break from riding fast. The ride takes place at Ernie’s Bike Shop in Massillon.

Market Days at Merchants brings a curated open air marketplace to the heart of Navarre at Merchants on Main. It highlights local makers and boutiques alongside bakers, farmers, specialty vendors, and food trucks. Each edition introduces new vendors and fresh products, creating a family friendly setting with plenty of unique finds. The market takes place rain or shine in an easy to access, high traffic location. Launched as the first annual Market Days, it is designed to support small businesses and offer a welcoming community gathering place. Vendor spaces are limited and carefully selected to keep the experience distinctive.

This Black Classic Weekend comedy show is led by host Marcus Martin, with music provided by Bullet tooth Musik.

An NTPA-sanctioned truck and tractor pull revs up at the Stark County Fair, presented by BellStores. The competition unfolds in the Ohio Grating Inc. Grandstands with powerhouse machines testing their strength in a lively fair setting. Tickets for the grandstand event are available, and fair admission is not included with the grandstand ticket.

The Spicy TRIO, featuring Lise, Dave, and Craig, performs on the patio at T J Dillon's Pub. The setting is outdoors on the Dillon patio. The pub offers dinner, giving guests the option to eat before the performance.

Elm Inn hosts a high-energy show featuring booming music and a festive vibe. A fun-focused experience is planned for anyone who enjoys a lively atmosphere.

At The Auricle - Venue & Bar, Chicago noise-rock duo mr.phylzzz, pronounced flyzzz, returns to Canton to celebrate the anniversary of the first tour show they ever played in the city. Formed by Clinton Jacob with drummer Danny Sein and on Amphetamine Reptile Records, the band is known for a massive, ear-splitting sound driven by hook-heavy, overdriven riffs, unpredictable vocals, and a streak of dark, sarcastic humor. They have performed alongside heavy icons including The Melvins, Boris, and Mastadon. Special guests Divorce Horse and Shame Chamber round out the lineup. General admission is $15 in advance, available online only, or $20 on the day of the show, available online and at the door. A $3 surcharge applies to guests under 21. All ages are welcome, and outside food or beverages are not permitted.

Derbydog’s demolition derby, presented by Skipco Auto Auction, takes place at the Stark County Fair, presented by BellStores. The event is held in the Ohio Grating Inc. Grandstands. Tickets are available for the grandstand event, and fair admission is not included with those tickets.

Demolition Derby Night 1 at the Stark Co Fair takes place in Canton, Ohio. The lineup features classes for Powerwheels, Motor Swap Full-Size, Any Year Street Stock Full-Size, Stock Mini-Van/Truck/SUV, Street Stock Compact, and MWFA. Payouts are based on a five entry minimum for each class and may be updated at the event if turnout is below that minimum. Rules, payout details, and additional information are available.

Stark County Fair in Canton, Ohio hosts a high-energy combination of off road competition and demolition derby. The off road portion features a timed course for rough trucks and SXS, along with an open figure eight that tests speed and control. In the demolition derby arena, drivers compete across several classes, including Powerwheels, Street Stock Full-Size, Youth Compact, Street Stock Compact, Windshield, and Full-Size Truck. Payouts are based on a five-entry minimum per class, and amounts may be updated at the event if turnout is below that threshold.

Stark Parks brings Discovery Days to Canton’s Monument Park with free, family-friendly activities. Try kayaking, enjoy encounters with live animals, learn about beekeeping, and unwind with the Summer Serenades concert performed by the symphony at the park’s Garden Center Gazebo. In the event of inclement weather, the Discovery Days event will be canceled.

Part of the free, family friendly Summer Serenades concert series, this event is presented in collaboration with the Canton Symphony Orchestra, Stark Parks, Friends of Stark Parks, ArtsinStark, Visit Canton, the Mary Renkert Wendling Foundation, and the Rotary Clubs of Stark County. Enjoy music in a natural setting as the sounds of the park mingle with the performance. No registration is needed. Attendees may bring a chair or blanket, pack favorite picnic foods and a few games, explore the park, and relax to the music.

A quiet, contemplative weekend welcomes anyone sincerely seeking truth. A dedicated sacred space is cared for so the inner journey can deepen, with silence honored during set periods and participants staying within the retreat environment to support full immersion. The focus is not just the absence of sound, but a living inner stillness of peace, fullness, and joy at the heart. The intention is to help cultivate a trusting relationship with this inner silence and carry it into daily life, remaining at home within no matter how busy things become. Guided by Swami Sankarananda, the program weaves silence, meditation, chanting, Yoga Asana, and the wisdom teachings of the great yogis to illuminate a path from fear toward abiding peace, love, and joy. The experience is meant to be deep yet approachable, whether this is a first silent retreat or a return to familiar practice, with practical tools to continue the work beyond the weekend. Most gatherings take place in the studio, where restrooms are available, though there are no showers. Personal time is encouraged outdoors while staying close to the studio, and a peace walk is planned, weather permitting. Simple vegetarian meals with vegan options are provided, with brunch and dinner as the main mealtimes and tea and light snacks available throughout the day. At night, the studio becomes a shared sleeping area with ample room to spread out, along with changing areas and storage space. Participants are encouraged to bring a twin-size inflatable mattress or a sleeping bag. Seva, or selfless service, is part of the shared practice, with opportunities such as meal preparation and tidying discussed at the start of the weekend. Individual spiritual counseling with Swami is available and can be scheduled on site. Silence is observed through most of the retreat, with voices reserved for chanting and time with the teacher. Anyone who does not feel well or needs to speak is asked to let Swami know. Personal devices are turned off at the beginning and ideally remain off for the duration, with personal contacts notified in advance, and the teacher remains reachable for emergencies. Please bring toiletries, a towel and washcloth, any needed medications, a pillow and blanket, and a sleeping bag if possible. In support of a simple, earth-friendly approach, plan to use a personal, reusable bowl, plate, cup, fork, spoon, and a refillable water bottle since disposables are not used. Wear loose, breathable clothing for yoga, and bring walking shoes for the peace walk along with sunscreen, insect repellent, and any outdoor essentials. Yoga mats are provided, though a personal mat is welcome. The rhythm of the weekend includes early morning satsang with silent meditation, chanting, and teachings, Yoga Asana and pranayama, discernment workshops, individual practice time, gentle yoga or yoga nidra, peace chanting, and a closing period of reflection, prayers, and arati.

Spend time with adoptable puppies, kittens, and small dogs from the Stark Humane Society and see if one is the right fit for you. Ridgeside K9 Ohio will feature a Glow Walk, an illuminated community dog walk for pets and their families. Guests are encouraged to bring glow gear to light up the walk. Earlier in the event, watch training demonstrations and on-site evaluations.

A relaxed, hands-on craft session at Rohr's Wine Room LLC invites participants to learn how to create a plush pumpkin from chunky yarn using simple hand knitting. No prior knitting experience is needed, with all materials supplied and guidance provided throughout. Choose from fall inspired yarn colors and decide between making one larger pumpkin or two mini versions, then head home with finished seasonal decor. Food and beverages are not included and will be available for purchase.

As part of Louisville's Second Fridays, New Wave Nation delivers a lively 80s tribute with an outdoor concert packed with the decade’s signature hits. Expect neon-era nostalgia, from big-hair flair to irresistible rhythms that keep the crowd moving. The atmosphere is family friendly, with activities to enjoy throughout historic downtown Louisville. Bring a lawn chair, gather friends, and get ready to dance beneath the evening sky. Admission is free.

This fishing derby is reserved for individuals with special needs and is supported by the Berkley Fishing Team. It will be held at Sippo Lake Marina, which offers accessible parking and walkways along with access to the fishing pier and shoreline. When the derby wraps up, prizes will be handed out and lunch will be provided. Advance registration is required.

This event creates a simple, low-prep marketplace for sellers and bargain hunters. Vendors can reserve an affordable space indoors or outdoors, bring their items, and keep all proceeds while organizers handle advertising. Adult or explicit content is not allowed. Shoppers can browse the lot for hidden treasures and that unexpected item they did not know they needed. Karaoke and concessions will be available for purchase.

Together in the Saddle Again 2026 brings an evening of community, compassion, and hope in support of Whispering Grace Horses and Freedom Farm. The event features dishes from Waterloo Catering, drinks, live music from Ben McKee of 94.9 WQMX, and both silent and live auctions, along with stories shared throughout the night. Funds raised provide life-changing experiences for children, families, veterans, first responders, and women overcoming trauma, fostering hope, healing, and purpose. Tickets and sponsorships are available, and the event is expected to sell out.

King's Highway, a Tom Petty tribute, performs at an outdoor concert on the 21-acre grounds of the Massillon Knights Foundation, following an opening set by Hardwired Band. Food vendors will be on site, and beer and wine will be available for purchase. Admission is $10, or choose a $75 season pass that covers all shows. Children under 18 are admitted free when accompanied by an adult with a ticket or pass. Attendees should bring a lawn chair for seating. The event is organized by K8 Event Team, a nonprofit that supports the arts and raises funds for instruments and music lessons for local children in financial need. After three years of hosting concerts in Canal Fulton, the organizers have moved to a new venue.

Justin Other Band returns to The Quarry Golf Club for live music. Take in the patio’s bar and restaurant with scenic views of the course while The Granite Grille features food and drink specials. This event is open to the public. Reservations are recommended by calling 330-488-3178.

Jess, Jake & Donny will be at The Whiskey Vault Tavern, with plans to hold it outside on the back patio if the weather allows.

The third annual benefit and Jeep show from Jeep Family of NE Ohio supports the Stark County Humane Society by raising funds for the nonprofit. Attendees can look forward to raffle baskets, silent auction items, a DJ, a gun raffle, a food truck, trophies for Jeep show entries, and a 50/50 raffle.

Artist Camara “Cam” Goodrich leads a biophilic art workshop at MassMu that highlights the calming bond between creativity and the natural world. Participants will build a moss piece in a cradled wood frame using materials such as preserved moss, pebbles, driftwood, and other natural items to create landscape inspired textures. Each person will take home a unique artwork that also serves as a nature themed accent for the home. Bringing your own natural materials is welcome but not required, and the fee includes all supplies. Along the way, the group will explore how biophilic art brings elements of nature indoors to nurture creativity, relaxation, and well being, reflecting the human tendency to connect with other living systems. Open to ages 14 and older. The cost is $30 for members and $35 for nonmembers, with registration available through Humanitix or by calling 330-833-4061.

Now in its fourth year, this fall campout and fun fly brings together camping and time in the air. Space is available for tents and campers, with generators on site for battery charging. AMA pilots may take part in the flying, while visitors are welcome to watch.

Dirt County makes a final 2026 season appearance at Herb Morello's Lakeview Tavern, taking the Lakeview stage with a mix of country and rock favorites.

As part of the 2026 Plaza Summer Concert Series, presented with support from the City of Canton, Unfused Brew Hall, Visit Canton and the Downtown Canton Partnership, and in partnership with the Pro Football Hall of Fame, Wishgarden takes the stage at Centennial Plaza for a free outdoor concert. Attendees are welcome to bring chairs and settle in for a performance that blends soulful roots rock and folk with catchy pop touches. The group’s seasoned players offer music that feels both nostalgic and new, combining intricate arrangements with lively, danceable rhythms. Clear storytelling and vibrant harmonies shine throughout, with standout moments on electric guitar, flute, sax, trombone and Djembe that engage audiences of all ages.

The annual LEAP along Nimishillen Creek brings volunteers together for a hands-on cleanup in Water Works, Monument, and Stadium Parks. The McKinley Presidential Library and Museum and the Nimishillen Creek Watershed Partners host the effort. The Partners are a volunteer coalition of creek stakeholders focused on restoring water quality to fishable and swimmable levels and safeguarding the creek corridor, and they meet as a group at least twice each year. Registration takes place at the McKinley Museum before the cleanup begins. Participants should bring their own waders. Bags, rakes, gloves, and first aid support are provided, and lunch will be available after the cleanup. For details or to pre-register, contact Lynhett Reiner at 330-455-7043 or science@mckinleymuseum.org.

Grass volleyball takes center stage at Wampler Park with a community tournament hosted by Sadie of the Twenty9 Lives cat rescue. Teams can choose from 4s Upper at the A or BB level, 4s Lower at the B or C level, or 6s Rec. Rosters must include at least one woman for 4s and at least two for 6s. Divisions will not be mixed during pool play, so participants should register for the level that matches their team. The entry fee is $40 per player, and teams submit a single payment for the full roster. Registration and payment confirm a spot. Prizes will be awarded in each division, raffle baskets will be available, and there may be adoptable kittens to meet. Players who need help filling a roster can request assistance, and updates will be shared on the event page.

Lotus Grove Wellness presents its first Autumn Equinox Solstice Retreat, a full-day experience focused on connection, self-care, and spiritual energetic healing with a gratitude-centered approach. The morning opens with coffee and Qi gong to support centering and awaken the senses for the seasonal transition. Next, participants explore ways to care for the body through plants and vibrational energy, including how these modalities complement one another, and everyone will create take-home remedies during this segment. A seasonal lunch is included, with an organic approach that features vegetables, fruits, meats, and gluten free options. Participants may share dietary restrictions or requests. The afternoon eases in with a mindfulness meditation paired with Reiki to encourage balanced alignment and personal energetic harmony with one’s highest path. The day concludes with additional elements that will be announced closer to the event. Attendance is limited to 12 participants to keep the experience intimate. The registration fee is $111.

This classic car show offers $10 registration. The first 30 registrants receive dash plaques, and awards will be presented. Music will be provided by DJ Jim Kelly. Expect food trucks, a 50/50, and a Chinese Auction. Proceeds support the Alzheimer’s Association.

Hall of Fame City Comic Con celebrates its tenth edition at the Canton Civic Center. Expect the event’s trademark fun along with the possibility of a few surprises.

Test your skills in a Yu-Gi-Oh! tournament running in Advanced Constructed format. Registration is $30 in advance or $35 on the day, and either option includes Comic Con admission. Deck lists are required, so bring a printed copy, with blank forms available if needed. Capacity is limited to 72 players, and prizes are based on attendance.

Take part in a constructed format Lorcana box tournament at Hall of Fame City Comic Con. The entry fee is $25 and includes admission to the convention. Deck lists are required; bringing a printed copy is recommended, and blank forms will be available on site if needed. Capacity is limited to 48 players. Prizes scale with turnout, starting with one box unlocked at 8 players and an additional box added to the prize pool for every 4 more participants. Tickets are available online in advance, and after online sales close the price will be $30.

Ohio State goes head to head with Kent State in an in-state battle of Ohio. The event offers good food, cold beer, and great football for a classic game-day experience.

Hall of Fame City Comic Con hosts a juniors Pokémon tournament in a constructed format with mandatory deck lists. The entry fee is $15 and includes admission to the Comic Con. Tickets are available online in advance, and purchases made after online sales close are $20. Participation is capped at 24 players. All players receive a prize for taking part, and additional awards scale with attendance. Bring a printed deck list, with blank forms available at the event if needed. Pre-registration is offered.

Attendees may bring a sack lunch or purchase one from Twilite Café, then enjoy a compact midday program in the Massillon Museum’s Gessner Hall. The event is free and open to the public, and no reservations are needed. An ASL interpreter is provided. Seating is limited and often fills early.

Enjoy a night of clean stand-up in downtown Canton’s Arts District with Nashville-based comedian Brian Bates. He tours nationally at clubs, theaters, corporate events, and churches, has Dry Bar Comedy specials, has appeared as a guest at the Grand Ole Opry, and is heard on LaughUSA on SiriusXM. From 2020 through 2026 he co-hosted the Nateland Podcast with Nate Bargatze, and he now joins Aaron Weber and Dusty Slay as one of the hosts of the Public Figures Podcast. Admission is free thanks to Centennial Plaza and the Downtown Canton Partnership. The show is family friendly, though it is not designed specifically for children. Attendees are encouraged to bring their own chairs and arrive early to secure a spot. An opening act will be announced. Tickets are free, and preregistration is requested. While in the Arts District, plan some time to explore nearby shops, galleries, and restaurants.

The Collingsworth Family presents the Fall 2026 Songs of Hope tour, an uplifting concert featuring rich vocal harmonies, moments of worship, and new arrangements of the family’s favorite songs. Created to encourage and inspire audiences across the country, the performance showcases their hallmark mix of passion and excellence. It is planned as a memorable evening of music for the entire family. Tickets are available for this special night of encouragement.

Celebrate the season of produce abundance at the 6th annual Fall Fest at the Canton Farmers' Market. Shoppers will find pumpkins, mums, kettle corn, apples, fall inspired baked goods, apple cider and warm beverages, along with other seasonal treats. An apple tasting is planned at the Welcome Center, and a festive photo spot offers a chance to capture the moment. Complimentary health screenings are provided by the Aultman WOW Team. Community partners on site include the First Ladies National Historic Site, Al-Anon and the YMCA of Central Stark County, and visitors can pick up a free market logo sticker from Know Your Roots. Live music by Samuel John sets the tone while Rambling Rose Kitchenette and Three33 Coffee Bar serve eats and drinks. Explore creative hubs like Second April Studios and Silo Art Studios, and keep younger guests engaged with coloring pages, games and more at the Kids Connection. More than 35 local vendors offer pastured meats, baked goods, snacks, preserved items, plants, gifts and peak season produce. The Commercial & Savings Bank hosts a playful Find the Pig activity. Hands-on make and take experiences are offered by Boomdyada, Cantonology and Miss Larana's Apothecary. DORA friendly drinks and brunch are available from Bar Lost Ones and Fromage du Monde-Cheese & Wine Shop. Nearby amenities at Canton Centennial Plaza, as well as downtown Canton shops, eateries and museums, add to the outing. Public restrooms are available at Canton Centennial Plaza. Free parking is offered on metered streets and in the attached Eric Snow YMCA parking lot. SNAP, WIC and Senior Nutrition benefits are accepted. Most vendors take credit and app based payments, and cash is welcome. The market operates rain or shine unless an inclement weather warning is in effect.

Browse hundreds of books, DVDs, and other media at this book sale. Keep an eye out for a new special each month. Payment is by cash or check only. The book sale room is diagonally across from the main Massillon Public Library.

The Submerge Music Festival is a family friendly music event with free admission. Attendees will find live entertainment, inflatable attractions, complimentary food, and booths sharing community resources. It offers a welcoming setting to enjoy performances, have a bite, and learn about resources available to the community.

Natural Devotion, a mixed media exhibition by Celeste Stauber, is presented in the Museum's Studio M Gallery. A reception marks the occasion and coincides with the opening of Accessible Expressions: Ohio. A podcast interview with the artist will also be available, offering added insight into the work.

Dwight Yoakam appears in concert at Canton Palace Theatre, presented by Latshaw Productions, offering an evening with a boundary-pushing country icon whose impact reaches far beyond the genre. He has sold more than 25 million records worldwide, earned 21 Grammy nominations with multiple wins, achieved a dozen gold albums and nine that went platinum or multi-platinum, and notched five No. 1 entries on Billboard's country albums chart with 14 more reaching the Top 10. Honors include Artist of the Year from the Americana Music Association, BMI Country Music's President's Award, and induction into the Nashville Songwriters Hall of Fame in 2019. His latest album, Brighter Days, arrived after a nine-year break and blends twelve new songs with covers tied to the Carter Family, Cake, and Chris Hillman of the Byrds, all unified by his singular style. His work as a curator includes the SiriusXM channel Dwight Yoakam and The Bakersfield Beat, spotlighting the Bakersfield sound and its ripple effects. Earlier releases include the bluegrass-inspired Swimmin' Pools, Movie Stars..., produced with Gary Paczosa and Jon Randall and mixed by Chris Lord-Alge, as well as the tracks Pretty Horses and Then Came Monday, the latter co-written with Chris Stapleton. On screen, he has appeared in more than 40 films and series, among them Sling Blade, Panic Room, Logan Lucky, Cry Macho, and Goliath. Tickets range from $93 to $158 depending on seat selection.

Experience a tribute to Elvis promoted as the nation’s most faithful recreation. The performance features leading tribute artist Tyler Christopher with The Roustabout Showband.

Superfly returns to Downtown Canton First Friday at Canton Centennial Plaza with hundreds of cars on display, live entertainment, and a lively atmosphere. DJ Shagoki keeps the energy up on the plaza, while Nikolina DJ Diva performs on the Kempthorn Stage. Amfibeon Flow Arts Entertainment adds spectacle with stilt walkers, juggling, and fire performances. Classic gaming favorites such as GoldenEye and Mario Kart are available courtesy of Retroaholics, Stone Age Gamer, and EC's Console Collection. Food and drinks are on hand, including Southern Thangs, alongside the traditional First Friday activities throughout downtown. An awards presentation is part of the program, and early access is available for participants.

WB returns to McKinley Eagles for another appearance at this venue. The announcement shares their excitement about being back.

Market Days at Merchants turns Merchants on Main into a curated outdoor marketplace showcasing local makers, boutiques, bakers, farmers, specialty vendors, and food trucks. Every installment features new vendors and products, offering handmade goods, fresh bites, and unique finds for a family-friendly day out. The market runs rain or shine and is set in an easily accessible, high-traffic spot. In its inaugural year, vendor spaces are limited and carefully selected to keep the mix distinctive. Vendors interested in participating can inquire directly with Merchants on Main.

Celebrate the final outdoor farmers market of the year with a day filled with local flavor and community fun. Enjoy the best of summer classics and autumn favorites, from produce to baked goods, and capture the moment at a seasonal photo spot. Live music by Carolina Villa Nakata sets the tone while visitors pick up a complimentary plant from Know Your Roots and a market logo sticker at the Welcome Center. Savor eats and drinks from Rambling Rose Kitchenette, Three33 Coffee Bar, and Mamas & a Mixer. Explore Silo Arts Studio and Second April Studios, and keep kids engaged with coloring pages, farm books, and checkers. Browse more than 35 local vendors offering pastured meats, fresh baked treats, snacks, preserved goods, plants, gifts, and in season produce. Try the Find the Pig game presented by The Commercial & Savings Bank, and get hands on with make and take activities hosted by Boomdyada, Cantonology, and Miss Larana's Apothecary. DORA friendly drinks and brunch are available from Fromage du Monde-Cheese & Wine Shop. Visitors can also enjoy nearby Canton Centennial Plaza along with the many shops, eateries, and museums in downtown Canton. The market takes place rain or shine unless an inclement weather warning is in effect. SNAP, WIC, Produce Perks, and Senior Nutrition are accepted. Most vendors accept credit and app payments, and cash is appreciated.

Lotus Grove Wellness presents the 4th Annual Fall Shop Hop, growing bigger each year with a bustling marketplace along Charles Ave in downtown Massillon. More than 50 local artisans and vendors share their unique creations and talents, joined by food trucks, local makers, and small businesses. Visitors will also find spiritual readers, light workers, energy healers, and others focused on supporting mind, body, and soul. A scavenger hunt with participating artisan vendors adds a playful challenge while exploring the booths. This family-friendly gathering highlights community spirit and supports local small artisan businesses. Vendor participation is coordinated directly through Lotus Grove Wellness, and all invoices are issued only by Lotus Grove Wellness.

Artoberfest returns to Downtown Massillon with a festive fall celebration centered on local creativity. Organizers are inviting artisans and food trucks to participate, and there are also opportunities for volunteers. The event is hosted with Sangria Stand, Massillon Arts, Lotus Grove for the Fall Shop Hop, and Erie st vinyl, and is presented by Arts In Stark.

The Spicy TRIO, featuring Lise, Dave, and Craig, brings a patio performance to T J Dillon's Pub. The event highlights the pub’s food, so consider arriving early for dinner before the music starts.

Spicy Rhyme returns to TJ Dillon’s Pub with a feel-good, high-energy show built for singalongs and crowd participation. The trio’s easy chemistry keeps the room buzzing as a simple stop for dinner and drinks turns into a party with impromptu backup harmonies. The set spans crowd favorites from the Bee Gees, Earth, Wind & Fire, Aretha Franklin, Stevie Wonder, Bruno Mars, Van Morrison, Bob Seger, The Rolling Stones, Jimmy Buffett, Shania Twain, Ed Sheeran, Lizzo, and more. Even friends who insist they are not dancing often end up on their feet before the night is over.

Taking place at La Pizzaria, the She Elevates 2026 Gala & Awards highlights the leaders, mentors, students, and community partners making a meaningful difference in Stark County and beyond. The celebration honors six recipients: Janelle Lee with the Women's Leadership Award, Melissa Coultas with the Community Award, Chandra Bryant with the She Elevates Award, Willow Sexton with the Courage Award, Maliyah Medal with the Rising Star Award, and FirstCommonwealth Bank with the Founder's Award. Ticket and sponsorship support helps empower girls ages 8 to 14 to grow as confident leaders, entrepreneurs, and changemakers.

Rumours Ohio brings a live tribute to the music of Fleetwood Mac to the 2nd Friday Concert Series in Louisville, Ohio. Additional information will be shared soon.

Canton Pickle Fest Fall Festival at Stark County Fairgrounds celebrates all things pickle with a full footprint devoted to the brined, the sweet, and the sour. More than ten pickle makers from Ohio, Michigan, and New York come together to share flavors that stretch from classic bread and butter and dill to playful creations like cotton candy, whisky, Bloody Mary, and candied cowboy. Food trucks serve menus built around pickle-inspired dishes, and bakers and confectioners offer treats such as macarons, sourdough breads, freeze-dried candies, and cheesecake. Creative vendors add to the fun with pickle-themed art, crochet, paintings, and hand-blown glass. Live entertainment, raffles, a kids art area, a foam pit, henna, face painting, games, and other attractions are part of the experience. Drinks and bites include pickle-infused vodka cocktails, beer, mocktails, pickle lemonade, pickle pizza, pickle pork rinds, and even pickle cheesecake. VIP early entry tickets are limited, and the event is expected to sell out. For those who are not pickle fans, there will be plenty of food, shopping, and other options that do not feature pickles.

An adoption event at Diehl Subaru of Massillon invites visitors to connect with a new addition for their household.

At Amvets Post 12, there is ample seating and a spacious area for dancing. There is no kitchen on site, so outside food is permitted, and the bar is cash only.

Celebrate the fall season and the final open day of Gervasi Piazza with a relaxed marketplace under the Gervasi Pavilion. Guests can sip wine, handcrafted cocktails, and brews while browsing a thoughtfully curated selection of foodie and maker vendors. Thirty vendors will be on site, creating a lively spot to shop and savor seasonal flavors.

Hosted at Louisville Church, this single-evening women’s program blends laughter, learning, heartfelt stories, and live music as three women share the stage. The lineup features author and speaker Heather M. Dixon, comedian Tammy Whitehurst, and singer and worship leader Jaime Jamgochian. A 15 minute panel with the speakers is planned before the main program. Ticket options include general admission at $30 and VIP reserved tickets at $40, with VIP including reserved seating and a snack bag. Discounted tickets for groups of 10 or more are available by calling 480-812-1100. Prices increase at the door. Tickets are non-refundable, and transfers can be arranged by calling 480-812-1100.

Darci Lynne brings an all-new show to Lions Lincoln Theatre in Massillon, featuring her puppets Petunia, Oscar, and Edna. Expect original comedy, music, and plenty of audience interaction for a clean, high-energy experience that is suitable for all ages. This is a one-night-only event with new material and musical performances, and fan-favorite puppets up close. Seating is first come, first served within each section. Premium seats are in the first five rows and include a post-show meet and greet, while VIP seats are in rows 6 through 18. The meet and greet will take place after the performance.

AlterNation brings a 2000s rock party to Nathan's Patio Bar & Grill, featuring favorites from the decade across alternative hard rock, nu-metal, and pop-punk. With both female and male lead vocals, the set covers a wide range of songs made popular by bands fronted by women and men from that era.

Celebrate autumn at TLC with a community gathering featuring a yearly trick-or-treat tunnel and food. Registration will be available, and guests are asked to arrive on time.

Sweet T’s Cafe Confections presents an evening with medium Sirena La Point, who will move through the cafe and share any messages she receives for guests seeking a connection with loved ones who have passed. Receiving a personal message cannot be guaranteed. Guests who do receive a message will be sent an MP3 recording by email after the event. A special limited menu created for these gatherings will be available, offering everything from treats to heartier options. Each ticket holder is required to make a minimum purchase of 15 dollars from the limited menu in addition to the ticket cost. Tickets are 35 dollars, with 13 available.

Engage in vibrant conversations about todays most captivating literary works and subjects. The book discussion will focus on Song of A Captive Bird by Jasmin Darznik.

Care partners and individuals living with dementia can create enjoyable connections in a safe and relaxing environment. You can spend time participating in organized activities or simply enjoying the atmosphere.

Discover how to access the librarys digital resources. Learn how to use free apps like Libby, Flipster, Hoopla, Kanopy, and the Stark Library app.

Bring a book to share or select one from the Library and read to licensed therapy dogs. This activity provides a comfortable environment to practice reading skills. Children who participate often report a greater enjoyment of reading. Dog handlers will be present to ensure a safe and calm experience.

Learn to make better food choices when you are short on time. This program offers tips and reviews healthy food options and how to build a healthy meal. Presented by OSU Extension.

Learn the essentials of Medicare from a local expert in this informational session. This program is designed for adults and older adults seeking continuing education related to health and wellness.