Free events in Circleville, OH

Live music bingo meets country and western favorites in a fast-moving game hosted by Zach and Ian. They cue up short clips from popular artists, and you mark off matching squares on your card. You can even ask for specific artists to appear on your card, and if a tune stumps you they will share the artist name. When you complete a line, call out bingo. Zach punctuates the win with a train whistle and a cheerful bingo song, then the winner chooses a prize from a spread of records, cassette tapes, posters, and other fun finds. Participation is free and prizes are too.

Set in Canal Winchester’s historic downtown at Stradley Park, this free outdoor concert series brings live music and activities for families throughout the summer. The season wraps with a fall fest featuring a performance by Three10. Attendees may bring lawn chairs and picnics, pick up carryout from downtown restaurants, or enjoy the featured food trucks Spanish Bowl, Fine Smoke BBQ, and Bubba’s Shaved Ice. Free attractions include an inflatable jump pad, balloon creations, face painting by the CW Queens & Court, craft stations presented by the BrockStrong Foundation and Diley Ridge Medical Center, and interactive activities with the Ohio Army National Guard, with more planned. Participating DORA establishments in the area add to the experience.

The McDonald’s/Igniters Cruise In is a free cruise-in with music, a split-the-pot drawing, and door prizes, plus on-site pre-registration for the 46th Annual Rod Run & Car Show. It takes place in the evening. Please drive safely.

The final 2026 Summer Night Cruise-In takes place at McDonald's in Chillicothe. Highlights include door prizes, music, and split the pot. The gathering continues until everyone heads out.

Seasonal Open Farm Days offer a chance to browse the farm stand for farm products, meet the adorable yet unruly animals of Harrison Farm, and take a tour of a working livestock farm. No RSVP is required, and there is no admission charge during event hours. Donations are welcome.

Bike night is back with a simple, free community ride led each week by Aaron Lynch. Meet at Fifty West, then enjoy an approximately one-hour spin around town at a social pace. First-time participants receive a drink token, with another token earned after every five rides. It is a relaxed way to get active and grab a brew with fellow riders. The ride takes place every Monday and runs during daylight saving time until the return to standard time.