Events in Chardon, OH

Celebrate heritage at a festival centered on learning and sharing, with an emphasis on unity in diversity and the strength of culture. The event features inflatables, food trucks, and face painting for a fun, welcoming atmosphere.

Rachel, the owner and artist behind The Dirty Palette, will guide a step-by-step painting session where you create your own artwork. All materials are included, and aprons are provided. Each participant will paint on a 16 by 20 inch canvas. Food and drinks will be available to purchase from the venue during the event.

This golf outing offers a fun day on the course while supporting the Murphy Irish Arts Center's future teams. It combines friendly play with a meaningful purpose by directing support to the center's next generation of teams.

Brenda Swain leads an in-studio pop-up class centered on mindful strength and stretching. Over the course of one hour, participants use hand weights, stretch bands, and other props to build muscular strength, enhance flexibility, and support healthy posture and balance. Every movement includes modification options to suit different needs. Pricing is one class from a Class Pass or a $20 drop-in. The session takes place at Fairport Dance Academy.

Open to everyone, this gathering features three separate events taking place across three different locations. It offers multiple opportunities to participate, with options spread across distinct venues.

Chirolife and Wild Nurturer Yoga Therapy present a free collaborative evening focused on practical paths to wellness at Chirolife. Guests can enjoy complimentary samples and refreshments while taking in short, informative talks from Wild Nurturer on sciatica, pelvic floor health, and using aromatherapy to ease stress. The event also offers a chance to meet the doctor and learn about the benefits of chiropractic care, try sample chair massage therapy, and explore personal training approaches that support health and aging. To RSVP, contact the Chirolife office at Chiroliferehab@gmail.com or 440-205-9910.

Step into the spotlight at RollHouse Mentor for karaoke nights featuring a library of more than 10,000 songs and a fully equipped stage. Craft drinks and the full food menu are available, creating an easygoing setting to sing your favorites with friends.

Erin Hill leads a lively session that introduces belly dance fundamentals through an easy, accessible routine. The experience emphasizes how this art form can feel nourishing, confidence building and liberating for women of any age. An element of the Divine Feminine may be explored and woven into the movement. Wear bangles, tie on a hip scarf or sash, bring a friend, and step into class for a fun night of rhythm and flow.

Plant Bingo at Victoria’s Bakery features five rounds of plant-themed fun with opportunities to win plant prizes. Coffee and pastries are available for purchase from the bakery before the games, during a short intermission, and afterward. After the final round, explore an exclusive pop-up from Well Rooted Plants offering a selection of plants and plant-related items. The event takes place in the upstairs event room. Seating is limited and tickets are required in advance.

Honor the Little Red Schoolhouse’s long history with a milestone celebration recognizing the first class that walked through its doors in the fall of 1901, when it was known as Harvey Hall, District No. 7. The gathering will include food, games, and guided tours, with more activities to be announced. Additional details will be shared soon.

At Stonegait Winery, SOLO SIXSTRING delivers an acoustic performance driven by lively guitar and commanding vocals. The set spans southern and classic rock, country, rhythm and blues, hair metal, and oldies, along with original songs. This is a family friendly experience.

Set among the vines, this music-filled evening offers something for every mood with rock, alternative, blues, country rock, pop, and more. The atmosphere is lively and welcoming for friends, packed with energy and shaped for a feel-good finale that leaves everyone smiling.

Suma Sessions opens the Studio at Suma Recording for a live session with Hello! 3D, offering a rare chance to witness music being created in a historic space. The band will perform and capture a full set of global psychedelic sounds shaped by Latin rhythms, and all ticket proceeds directly support the recording project. Each ticket includes entry to the studio session, a digital download of the finished release, a dessert reception with opportunities to meet the artists and studio team, and a guided tour of the historic Suma Studio. Hello! 3D is a seven-piece from Cleveland that draws inspiration from Peru, Colombia, and other corners of the psychedelic world, blending cumbia and Latin grooves with high-energy psych rock. Those unable to attend can still contribute to the project.

This interactive workshop explores the Crown Chakra, the energy center linked to spiritual connection, higher consciousness, wisdom, and enlightenment. Participants learn how this chakra influences connection to the higher self, intuition, spirituality, and universal energy. The session covers signs of imbalance and ways to restore harmony, along with crystals and other supportive tools. Practical techniques are offered to help strengthen spiritual connection and deepen awareness. Suitable for beginners and those seeking a deeper understanding of the chakra system. Pre-registration is required to reserve a spot. The cost is $25 per class. Credit card payments include a $1 service fee, and cash payments are accepted in-store.

This monthly, dog-friendly walk at the Environmental Learning Center at Jordan Creek Park welcomes both people and pups. Meet in the main parking lot by the ELC building. The route includes stairs and there is water access for swimming, so wear sturdy footwear and be prepared for potentially muddy or uneven sections. Bring water and snacks for both two and four legged participants. To help keep the group safe, handlers of reactive dogs are encouraged to bring training tools such as treats, a muzzle, or training collars, and to use a red leash, bandana, or bow to signal the need for extra space. Walks proceed in most weather, but will pause during heavy rain, lightning and thunder, or the onset of a major snowstorm. No advance RSVP is required.

At Ubuntu Wellness, this special Yoga Nidra session with Amy offers a calm space to address burnout, lack of sleep, or anxiety. This ancient meditation guides you into deeply restful awareness as the mind settles and the body softens, encouraging restoration for the mind, body, and spirit. The practice is known to ease stress, enhance concentration and memory, improve sleep patterns, and support recovery from fight, flight, or freeze responses. Plan for a 60-minute experience focused on deep relaxation, and wear comfortable clothing.

Experience a small town afternoon inspired by Stars Hollow, filled with autumn charm and community spirit. Coffee, treats, and other cozy favorites are part of the day while attendees explore small businesses around the square. Music, photo spots, and themed activities add to the fun. Flannels, friends, and fall magic set the tone as fans tap into their inner Lorelai, strolling, shopping, and soaking up the atmosphere.

A community CPR, AED, and First Aid class provides in-person instruction that blends video learning with hands-on practice. Participants learn CPR for infants, children, and adults, how to respond to choking, how to use CPR masks, how to administer Narcan, how to place someone in the recovery position, and how to use an EpiPen. Those who successfully complete the course earn a two-year certification. The training is well suited for parents and caregivers, teachers and school staff, coaches, childcare providers, workplace safety programs, and anyone seeking emergency preparedness. Two options are available, priced at $50 for CPR/AED covering all ages or $75 for CPR/AED with First Aid.

Raise a toast to Oktoberfest with The HEAT as they return to Madison Oktoberfest at Madison Village in Ohio. Attendees can wear lederhosen, lift a beer stein, and take to the dance floor for a lively celebration.

Celebrate the first year of The Viridian Bookshop with a Fantasy Masquerade Ball that transforms the shop into a realm of imagination, where stories feel close at hand and surprises hide among the shelves. Masquerade attire sets the tone for an evening of magic, mystery, and fantasy. Guests can enjoy custom, fantasy-themed hors d'oeuvres by Robesto's Catering served by professional waitstaff, along with themed mocktails, with one drink ticket provided per guest. Live musicians will shape the ambiance, and a DJ will add extra energy. Free group dance lessons offered beforehand help guests fill a dance card and take part in a group dance with confidence. Throughout the night, trade a trinket, swap a book, contribute to the community story Viridian Tales, step into a fantasy selfie nook, add a snapshot to the polaroid wall, and sip those fancy mocktails. An especially elaborate scavenger hunt invites exploration, and finishing it enters participants in a raffle for a custom Viridian-themed set of The Hobbit and The Lord of the Rings. Select vendors will be on site, and paid options include shopping for Viridian-themed masquerade items, time with a professional photographer, and a seat with a caricature artist. General Admission is $175 and includes a mailed invitation, optional group dance lessons in advance, and access to all activities. VIP admission is $250, with only 14 available, and adds early entry, a handwritten invitation, access to a VIP room, a VIP mocktail, VIP hors d'oeuvres during the early hour, and a goodie bag mailed ahead that includes one scavenger hunt clue, a Viridian-themed ring, an enamel pin of Stanley the Studious Stoat, Elf brooches inspired by The Lord of the Rings, Viridian paper fans, a set of Viridian-themed D&D dice, and a title announced upon arrival. Every ticket helps make the evening possible and supports The Viridian Bookshop as it continues creating immersive community events and building something lasting. Availability is limited, with certain elements, including the VIP experience, offered in small quantities. Masquerade masks are part of the experience.

Local businesses gather for a collaborative meetup focused on holiday planning and partnerships. The program centers on idea sharing and connection building, with coffee and networking, brief business pitch introductions, planning for seasonal promotions, and time to explore partnership opportunities. Topics include vendor events, gift guides, giveaways, pop-ups, open houses, and collaborative marketing. An exclusive featured sponsor will be highlighted during the meetup.

Erin Hill leads a supportive yoga class focused on reducing systemic inflammation, easing anxiety and depression, and promoting healthy aging. Using movement therapy, visualization, and breathwork, the session offers practices that lower stress and overwhelm while helping the brain process anger, grief, trauma, and other difficult emotions. Exercises are chosen to encourage the mind to release negative self-beliefs and build new, healthier patterns. Open to all experience levels.

A 45-minute class for children ages 3 to 5 blends yoga with storytelling and participatory songs. Taught by Karen Murphy, a Yoga Therapist and RYT200, it offers a warm, inclusive setting where young learners can explore movement, sound, and story to process their experiences. Basic poses are woven into imaginative narratives and music to nurture awareness of their bodies and support the whole self. The approach invites gentle exploration that promotes overall well-being and lays a foundation for a lasting sense of self. Individual sessions are available for $10 per class by calling Taproot Yoga.

A community focused tasting event celebrates the flavors and culture that stretch from the Grand River Valley to the Lake Erie shore. Local establishments gather for a fundraiser showcasing regional cuisine with tastings of award winning wines, small plate dishes, and desserts in a relaxed and elegant atmosphere. Raffles, a 50/50, a liquor raffle sideboard, and more are part of the experience. Sponsorships are welcomed with checks made payable to the Children’s Free Care Fund. Howard Hanna Children’s Free Care Fund is a nonprofit 501(c)3, and tickets are available for purchase.

The Viridian Bookshop partners with local authors Kalynn Applewhite, author of The White Crow Series, and Evan Graham, author of The Calling Void Series, to host a monthly Sci-Fi and Fantasy writers group. Held at the shop in Downtown Willoughby, this meetup offers a supportive setting to share experiences, workshop works in progress, and connect with fellow worldbuilders. Participation is free and the group welcomes writers of all backgrounds and skill levels, with ongoing sessions focused on encouragement, creativity, and collaboration.

Enjoy a relaxed crafting get together with straightforward projects that can brighten a home or become a heartfelt gift. Invite a friend to share the experience. To register, contact the church office at office@christpcusa.org or 440-729-1688. The cost is a $9 donation.

Support Edison Elementary by ordering from Marco’s Pizza. A portion of each purchase benefits the school. When placing your order, select your child’s teacher so their class receives credit. The class with the most orders will celebrate with a pizza party. Thank you for supporting Edison Elementary.

Children ages 5 to 12 spend a full day immersed in under the sea creativity. Projects include sculpting clay ocean creatures, painting watercolor seahorses and marine scenes, creating bubble print artwork on canvas, and sewing a jellyfish craft. It offers plenty of hands on exploration and fun throughout the day.

Enjoy live blues and blues-rock classics performed by Erin Nicole Neal on vocals and bass, with Al Moses on guitar.

The Apple Butter Festival & Ox Roast comes back to Century Village Museum with two days of hands-on autumn fun. See apple butter simmering in copper kettles, stir a batch yourself, and take home a jar you helped make. Enjoy a hot ox roast sandwich, with additional food available for purchase. Activities include barrel train rides, a balloon artist, bouncy houses, cornhole, live entertainment, and a wide array of vendors and crafters. Ticket information will be announced soon, and vendors and crafters are welcome to participate.

Ohio musician Ethan Timm brings an old-soul sensibility to Element 41, shaped by classic rock and roll artists known for lasting songs. His performances balance easygoing fun with heartfelt intensity, featuring soulful vocals with a smooth touch and inventive, blues-leaning guitar work. The set blends familiar favorites from earlier eras, original songs in the same spirit, and a handful of obscure covers. No two performances are exactly alike, so each show unfolds a little differently.

7pm-9pm 792 Mentor Ave. Painesville 44077

Making a first appearance at Spirits in Willoughby, this celebration brings a lively party atmosphere with a focus on pure fun.

Little ones can step into a princess and pirate pumpkin party during a lively storytime at Wildwood Manor House. Designed for children ages 1 to 5 with a caregiver, the session blends read-aloud tales with a simple art project, sensory play, kid-friendly games, and a chance to explore the Manor House. The cost is $10 for Mentor residents and $12 for nonresidents. For registration assistance or to set up a city account, call Wildwood at 440-974-5735.

An evening focused on hearty pasta and student success returns as part of the KSU Lake County Alumni Chapter’s annual fall tradition. The event pairs a full pasta dinner with a scholarship auction, and all bids go directly toward scholarships for Kent State students from the local community. Attendees can expect unique items, experiences, and KSU gear up for bidding, along with time to reconnect with fellow alumni and share Kent State pride. Tickets are $20 per person. Additional information about registration and previews of auction items will be shared as the event approaches.

Expect a lively neighborhood vibe as the Dawn To Dusk Trio delivers the soundtrack at Spirits in Willoughby. Friends and favorite song requests are welcome. Enjoy a welcoming setting, a full dining menu, and a wide range of spirits while the trio keeps the music going.

Browse handmade creations from local artisans at this arts and craft show. Public admission is free, and there is plenty of time to discover unique pieces and talk with the makers. Proceeds from a basket raffle support the Prince of Peace youth group's mission trip to Big Creek, Kentucky. Vendors are welcome, with tables starting at $35, and details plus applications are available online.

Crafts for the Mansion brings together many crafters in the gym at Lakeland Community College. The show chairperson will be set up just inside the entrance with a jewelry display. Attendees who mention seeing the Facebook post can receive 10 percent off purchases at that booth.

The Chardon Cryptids and Curios Festival is a single day devoted to mysteries, macabre art, and delightfully odd finds. A handpicked marketplace showcases makers, artists, and vendors offering curios, oddities, and handcrafted pieces inspired by folklore, legends, and the unknown. Fans of cryptids, the paranormal, dark art, and offbeat treasures will find plenty to explore. Browse the stalls, connect with fellow enthusiasts, and soak in an atmosphere where Bigfoot, Mothman, and other legendary beings are right at home. The vibe blends eerie energy, one of a kind discoveries, and a welcoming community that celebrates the strange.

Experience the Japanese practice of Shinrin Yoku, or forest bathing, at Penitentiary Glen Reservation. Slow your pace, breathe deeply, and let the calm of the woods help you reconnect with nature and with yourself. Registration is required to attend. As an added perk, the first two people who register for each monthly session receive a buy one get one offer that lets them bring a friend.

Support the Painesville Railroad Museum at the Painesville NYC Depot with a fundraiser centered around an all you can eat buffet and soft drinks. The menu features salad, breaded chicken, au gratin potatoes, mixed vegetables, and rigatoni with meatballs. A guest speaker will be announced. The occasion also offers a preview of the new interactive display in the Collinwood 999 Engine Barn. Attendees can take part in a Chinese raffle with basket prizes and a 50/50 raffle. Tickets are $30 in advance and $35 at the door, and quantities are limited. This fundraiser is supported in part by Texas Roadhouse. Advance tickets are available by contacting Tom Pescha at 216-470-5780, and checks can be made payable to WRRA.

The third annual trunk-or-treat car cruise brings decorated stations, creative displays, and eye-catching vehicles, along with music and food vendors for all ages. Children can collect candy from themed trunks in a festive setting. Fifty goodie bags will be available while supplies last. A 50/50 fundraiser and Chinese auction will support a Northeast Ohio autism group.

The final B-Rox show of 2026 takes place in Painesville.

Enjoy a meal at Chick-fil-A while supporting Andrews Osborne Academy. During this fundraiser, 15% of eligible purchases will be donated to AOA to bolster ongoing efforts. To participate, dine in, order through the Chick-fil-A App using code 44094, or mention “Andrews Osborne Academy Spirit Night” when placing a drive-thru or carryout order. Every qualifying purchase helps students and the school community.

At Witz End hosts an evening featuring original tunes alongside reimagined versions of familiar favorites.

Enjoy southern gospel singing with New Promise at a free event. This is the final singing of the year. While admission is free, a love offering will be collected. After the music, hotdogs with sides and a variety of desserts will be available.

Suma Sessions brings Moon Echo Garden into the Studio at Suma Recording for a live session inside a renowned space. Attendees are present as the band records a set that mixes well-loved songs with rarities that seldom appear in their stage shows. All ticket revenue goes straight into making the recording possible. Admission includes attendance at the live studio session, a digital download of the completed release, a dessert reception with a chance to meet the artists and studio personnel, and a guided tour of the historic Suma Studio. VIP tickets, as well as the GA/VIP Bundle, include additional Moon Echo Garden merchandise. If attending is not possible, there is an option to contribute toward the project. Moon Echo Garden features Meganne Stepka on guitar and bass, Lisa Kimpel on drums, Chris Frohring on bass and guitar, and Kate Hart on keys. Stepka leads most of the songwriting, while all four members write and arrange, shaping music that moves between rich harmonies, heavy rock, relaxed grooves, and a light, openhearted sound.

Baconcake takes the stage at At Witz End with an energetic mix of classic rock that reaches across decades and adds a modern edge. The performance is geared toward getting the crowd on their feet and dancing.

4Locos celebrates Halloween with a party at At Witz End. Costumes are encouraged to boost the spooky vibe and make the night memorable.

A Halloween celebration at Lyric Bistro brings a night of music and spooky fun. Costumes are encouraged, and song requests are welcome to keep the party lively. Expect a playful monster mash atmosphere that embraces the thrills of the season.

Dan Holt performs live folk, blues, and roots at Lyric Bistro & Events Center.

An AKC tracking trial dedicated to Dalmatians takes place at Notre Dame High School, part of the Dalmatian Club of America National. The event highlights dogs using their noses to follow laid tracks and offers a look at how AKC tracking trials are organized. Dalmatian entries receive priority, with all-breed entries considered if Dalmatian entries do not fill. The judge is a Dalmatian owner with many years of experience judging, training, and trialing dogs.

Get ready to crank up the energy and rock with a high-octane vibe. Expect an upbeat atmosphere that invites everyone to cut loose and have fun.

A welcoming meetup for professionals across wellness, beauty, self-care, and holistic fields. This morning gathering focuses on building relationships, exchanging resources, and discovering ways to collaborate across the industry. Providers in skincare, massage, fitness, nutrition, aesthetics, coaching, and other wellness specialties can connect with peers over coffee and conversation. Expect brief business pitch introductions, opportunities to forge industry connections and referral partnerships, and a spotlight on an exclusive featured sponsor.

Discover classic appetizers with Judi Strauss in an interactive kitchen class at Wildwood Cultural Center. The focus is on simple, approachable recipes, with dishes like Crab Mousse, Brie with Sun-dried Tomatoes and Pesto, Rueben Dip and more. Learn practical techniques through step-by-step instruction, sample what is prepared, and take home the recipes to try again later. Please bring containers to take items home. A $10 food fee is due in cash to the instructor at the class. The class fee is $20 for Mentor residents and $24 for nonresidents. For help setting up a City of Mentor online account, call 440-974-5735.

Oliver's Marketplace brings a handmade and vendor market to Great Lakes Mall, showcasing local makers, food, home decor, and gift ideas in the West Wing by Dillard's, hosted by Oliver's Emporium. The annual tree lighting serves as the centerpiece of the celebration, with a ceremony, seasonal shopping from local vendors, and a cheerful holiday atmosphere. This gathering will support a local charity that will be announced soon, creating a festive way to kick off the season while giving back. More details will be shared as they become available.

This monthly group walk meets by the outdoor shelter on the south side, using the Hobart Road entrance rather than the Chillicothe Road entrance. If conditions allow, there may be an option to cross-country ski. No advance RSVP is needed. Plan to arrive on time, as the group heads out shortly after the meetup. The walk takes place in most weather, with exceptions for the onset of a major snowstorm, pouring rain, or lightning and thunder. Trails can be muddy or challenging, so wear sturdy footwear and bring water and snacks for both people and dogs. For everyone’s safety, handlers of reactive dogs are asked to bring appropriate training aids and use a red leash, bandana, or bow to signal the need for space.

Enjoy live blues and blues-rock classics performed by Erin Nicole Neal on vocals and bass with Al Moses on guitar.

Explore Lucretia Garfield’s life after the tragedy that ended President James A. Garfield’s tenure. Through her own words, this event traces her steadfast care during his suffering, her devotion to preserving his legacy, and how she spent the next 36 and a half years. It also reflects on the paths her children pursued and why James believed she rose to every challenge. Presented at Middlefield Public Library.

Chad Hoffman returns to Crowley’s in Painesville for a crowd-powered performance where attendees can help shape the setlist. Guests can pick from a catalog of 950 songs across rock, country, pop, and soul, covering music from the 1950s through today. The show unfolds at a proudly no-frills neighborhood dive that honors Irish and Croatian influences and is known for soccer, live music, smash burgers, and other classic bar favorites.

Oliver's Marketplace pops up at Great Lakes Mall in the West Wing near Dillard's, bringing a curated mix of handmade goods and vendor offerings. Browse creations from local makers alongside food, home decor, and giftable finds, presented by Oliver's Emporium. In tandem with the market, a holiday collection supports Asa’s Angels by gathering new gifts, wrapping paper, and festive items for children in the community. Donations remain local, and every contribution helps brighten a child’s holiday.

Set aside time to wander, breathe deeply, and let the quiet of the natural world help you slow your pace and tune in to your senses. The focus is on simple, unhurried moments that nurture a connection with the earth and with yourself. Registration is required to attend. The first two people to register for each month's event receive a buy one, get one offer, making it easy to bring a friend and share the experience.

Vinyl Arcade returns to Joey's Italian Grille in Madison, revisiting the venue where things started in 2016. Expect a fun night accompanied by great food.

Spend the night before Thanksgiving at Spirits in Willoughby for a festive party in downtown Willoughby.

Oliver’s Marketplace brings a handmade and vendor market to Great Lakes Mall, set in the West Wing by Dillard’s and hosted by Oliver’s Emporium. Centered on Small Business Saturday, it highlights local makers and small businesses with handmade items, gift ideas, home décor, and food. Visitors can explore a range of vendors, discover special finds, and show support for community entrepreneurs in a convenient pop up setting.

More than 35 local and regional artisans, thoughtfully curated for this annual holiday event, gather at The Everly in Mentor. Explore handmade goods, enjoy the wine bar and cookie table, and take part in a basket raffle whose proceeds benefit Heroes Helping Those with Special Needs. Entry at the door is 2.00. For questions, contact Michele at craftymom0691@gmail.com or 440-413-5271.

A live performance featuring roots, folk, and blues music.

This session offers a lively mix of movement and music designed to nurture early childhood development. It is led by Melissa DeLong, a licensed professional and board certified music therapist. The program is intended for infants through age five attending with a caregiver, and older siblings are welcome. Please register.

Oliver’s Marketplace brings a pop-up market of handmade goods and vendor finds to Great Lakes Mall, located in the West Wing by Dillard’s and hosted by Oliver’s Emporium. Expect creations from local makers along with food, home décor, and thoughtful gifts. A dedicated Santa Shop makes the experience especially welcoming for kids. Children can browse and buy on their own as they pick out presents for family and friends, with items priced at 10 dollars or less to keep choices simple. The setting is festive and low stress, and the full marketplace continues to offer unique selections from favorite vendors.

At Witz End presents a nostalgia-filled evening featuring favorite tracks from the 90s and 2000s.