Events in Cleveland, OH

Take part in a flow-based yoga session with Colleen that provides options to scale movements, encouraging participants to explore their personal edge at a comfortable pace. Each class weaves in elements of yogic philosophy to enrich the experience beyond the poses. Previous yoga experience can be helpful, but it is not required. The challenge level is moderate at 3 on a 1 to 5 scale. Wear comfortable clothing that allows easy movement and bring a yoga mat.

Settle into a slower, quieter yoga practice that moves mindfully through poses with steady breathing. The session guides you through gentle asanas with time for meditation and breath work, encouraging intentional movement from start to finish. There are no prerequisites and it is open to all levels. The difficulty is rated 3 on a 1 to 5 scale. Please bring a yoga mat.

Get moving with a lively Zumba class led by Michelle C. This dance workout blends quick and steady rhythms, drawing from styles like salsa, merengue, cumbia, reggaeton, and more to support cardiovascular fitness while building strength and flexibility. The vibe is upbeat and welcoming, creating a space where everyone can have fun and feel comfortable. No prior experience is needed, as the class is open to all levels, and the intensity is a moderate 3 on a 1-to-5 scale. Please bring clean, dry athletic shoes to change into, along with socks and a towel.

Settle into a gentle, all-levels yoga class led by Angel that helps you come home to your body. Through slow, intentional movement, conscious breath, and grounding practices, you will begin to awaken sacral energy, reconnect with your emotions, and cultivate a deeper sense of safety within. It is ideal for beginners and anyone seeking a softer entry point, while welcoming practitioners at every level. The focus is to awaken, align, and open to your natural flow. Angel offers optional hands-on assistance for students who would like support in their asana. There are no prerequisites. Difficulty is rated 1 on a 1 to 5 scale. Please bring a yoga mat.

This homeschool pop-up science session invites curious kids to investigate the not-so-quiet world of plants through engaging, hands-on experiments. Participants will dig into plant biology and the chemistry that powers each stage of a plant’s life, discovering how living systems work from root to leaf. Designed for ages 7 to 10. The program takes place at Wildwood Manor House. Cost is $15 for Mentor residents and $18 for nonresidents. To register or set up a City of Mentor account, call Wildwood at (440) 974-5735.

Explore watercolor as a path to personal expression, translating feelings into vivid color and fluid brushwork. The focus is on using painting as a soothing refuge, giving your emotions room to breathe and take form on the page.

MAC Trend Tuesdays offers makeup inspiration at Ulta Beauty in North Olmsted. MAC Artist Juliana highlights the latest looks, whether soft glam, bold color, or a perfected complexion, and shares practical tips, techniques, and product suggestions to elevate any routine. The session features live demonstrations and personalized recommendations centered on current MAC trends. No appointment is required, and the series takes place every Tuesday.

Everyone is welcome at this free sewing open studio, where participants can use the available sewing machines and studio space to focus on personal projects. Bring your own fabric along with your project ideas, and take advantage of guidance from experienced teachers and sewing coaches. This class is supported in part by a grant from the Cleveland Foundation.

This City Fresh pop-up, pre-order farmers market offers affordable produce for pickup at the Stella Walsh Recreation Center in Cleveland. Customers collect pre-ordered shares in single or family sizes, and volunteers support the local Fresh Stop to keep it running. The focus is on sharing food with the community throughout the season.

A free Medicare 101 educational workshop presented by the U.S. Retirement Education Association helps people approaching age 65 navigate Medicare with confidence. In 45 minutes, attendees receive clear, unbiased guidance, and no sales or plan specific details are discussed. The session covers how Parts A and B work, what the costs are, whether enrollment is required, whether an employer plan can be kept, what options may be available locally, and whether spouses can choose different plans. Seats are limited, and a valid email and phone number are requested for confirmation, with all personal information kept secure and confidential. Larry Riddell leads the presentation, bringing extensive Medicare insurance experience as the founder of Riddell Insurance and a lifelong Lorain County resident based in Elyria. His work centers on education for retirees and Medicare eligible clients, including Medicare, ancillary coverage such as dental, hospital indemnity, and long term care products, and annuities. Organizers do not offer every plan in the area and currently represent 8 organizations with 135 products. For a complete view of all options, consult the official Medicare website, the national helpline, or your local State Health Insurance Program. By submitting a form related to this session, you consent to contact from a licensed representative of the U.S. Retirement Education Association, and your information will not be sold. Consent to receive text messages applies upon proceeding. This program is not an Avon Lake Public Library event.

Learn to design and assemble a round mosaic lamp in a guided, hands-on session. All materials are provided, along with instruction from start to finish. On arrival, choose from four color options, with a limited quantity available for each shade. The price is $50 per person. Participants must be at least 16 with a paid registration, and anyone under 18 must attend with a registered adult. Tickets are not refundable, and registrations cannot be transferred. Space is limited, so early registration is encouraged. Leave with your own handmade lamp to brighten your home.

Enjoy a relaxed night of tabletop play with The Cleveland Board Gamers. Attendees can bring favorite titles or new games to teach, and tables will likely split into smaller groups so everyone can match interests and fit in more playtime. Newcomers are welcome. Walk-ins are fine, and sharing an RSVP can help signal interest to other players. Personal food is permitted if you clean up afterward, and please do not leave communal trays or boxes out, per library guidelines. The gathering meets in Large Meeting Room A at the end of the hall.

Wild Eagle Steak & Saloon in Broadview Heights presents a Jeep meetup built around the Go Topless for Breast Cancer theme. Attendees can look forward to specials on food and drinks, live music from DJ Denvr, raffle giveaways, a remote control crawler course, and a flex ramp set up for photos, along with other activities for Jeep enthusiasts. Admission is free, with no cover charge or tickets required.

Discover techniques for creating textured effects on canvas in a hands-on painting session led by Heidi. Receive step-by-step guidance focused on building dimension and tactile detail in your artwork. The participation fee is $30.

AEG Presents brings The Poisonous Weapons Tour to the stage with Mastodon headlining, joined by Deafheaven and Alcest. This is an all ages show. The organizer has set a delayed ticket transfer policy, with transfers becoming available about three weeks before the event, and further details outlined in AXS’s Purchase Agreement.

A weather dependent group road ride follows Cleveland Triathlon Club guidelines and removes its official designation if canceled. Only CTC members are covered by USAT supplemental insurance during sanctioned activities. Non members may take part, but anyone riding unsafely may be asked not to participate. Riders take part at their own risk and should be comfortable riding on the road with a working knowledge of traffic rules. Those newer to cycling are encouraged to complete a Cycling Skills clinic, and a refresher is available on the Bike Cleveland website. Helmets are required. To stay visible, front and rear lights are strongly encouraged and brightly colored apparel is recommended. Everyone is expected to obey traffic laws, including stop signs and signals. Riding in the aero position is not permitted so that brakes remain easily accessible. Keep communication courteous. Hold a steady line, avoid sudden braking or crossing wheels, call out clearly with SLOWING and signal when stopping, and speak up loudly about hazards such as cars, bumps, potholes, branches, deer or squirrels. If you see unsafe riding, say something to help prevent an accident. This Westside ride gathers in the Rock River Marina parking lot for a short overview and safety talk, then rolls out promptly. A group typically heads to Market afterward for food and drinks. Pace groups are organized to accommodate different abilities. The A group is for experienced group riders, builds to roughly 20 to 22 mph on the way out, and is a drop ride with riders saving any 25 plus mph efforts for the return. The B group usually rides around 19 to 21 mph. The C group often rides about 17 to 19 mph. The D group is a no drop option for those newer to group riding or anyone preferring under 16 mph, with attention to paceline and bike handling skills. Group speeds reflect the benefit of drafting, so it is normal to ride faster together than when riding alone. Rides use a single paceline with agreed upon pulls. If you do not want to pull, simply rotate safely to the back. When pulling, maintain the group’s target pace, and if you need to drop off or are feeling too fast or too slow, notify the lead rather than changing speed at the front. Signal clearly if you need to exit the line. Have fun.

Experience a soothing blend of Yin and Restorative yoga designed to help you slow down, unwind, and release deep-held tension. Yin offers unhurried, meditative floor poses that are held for several minutes, gently targeting the connective tissues such as fascia, ligaments, and joints to support flexibility and ease. The restorative portion features comfortable, supported shapes that may use blankets, bolsters, or blocks, encouraging the body’s relaxation response, calming the mind, and supporting deep release that can improve rest. There are no prerequisites, and it is open to all levels with a difficulty rating of 1 on a 1 to 5 scale. Wear comfortable clothing and bring a yoga mat.

Pokémon TCG Night at Guild Forge Games welcomes Trainers of all ages for a relaxed gathering focused on learning, play, and trading. The atmosphere is kid friendly, offering opportunities for young players to practice, trade cards, and pick up tips, and adults and experienced competitors are welcome as well. Open tables are available for casual matches, teaching moments, and friendly swaps. Bring a deck if you have one, or get started with help for newcomers, and feel free to bring cards to trade along with a spirit of community. There is no cost to participate, and parents and other adults are welcome to take part alongside younger players.

This one hour fundraiser begins with an update from the previous quarter's beneficiary, then features three five minute presentations from potential recipients. Participants vote after the presentations and make their donations. The pooled contributions provide more than $10,000 to the charity selected.

Explore a four-session, interactive course focused on developing intuition with practical tools. Across a series of Tuesday meetings, participants practice tuning into personal guidance and the sources of wisdom they hope to connect with through guided exercises. The course presents the idea of learning to adjust your own inner “receiver” to access information, whether seeking a message from a loved one who has passed, filling in a missing piece to see a fuller picture, or sensing the likely outcome of a decision. It is suitable for beginners and for those with some experience who want to deepen their practice, and no prior background is required. The format is hybrid, with the option to attend in person at CLE Urban Winery, online through Zoom, or to mix attendance across sessions. The cost includes all four classes and a workbook. After purchase, participants receive access to register on Zoom for the class link, and once registered will be emailed a syllabus with suggested materials to bring. Homework is offered and encouraged but not required. Even if you plan to attend in person, it is suggested to also register through Zoom so you have the link as a backup. Friends are welcome.

The monthly meeting at Miller Nature Preserve features "Leave the Leaves," a program presented by Rob Swindell with the Lorain County Audubon Society.

Plant fans and bingo enthusiasts can enjoy a relaxed outing at Market 42 with Plant Bingo hosted by Gift Mill Run. This free event is for fun and socializing and features eight games with plant prizes donated by Gift Mill Run. It suits families, friend groups, and solo attendees alike, with opportunities to connect with fellow plant lovers and the plant-curious. Seating is limited to 50 players, and a variety of plants will be available as prizes.

Enjoy Sporcle's Pub Quiz at 27 North Spirits & Provisions in Eastlake. This trivia gathering offers two opportunities to play.

Experience the season’s opening high school choir performance as student vocalists take the stage for their first concert. Hear the ensemble launch a new season of choral music.

Settle in for a relaxed night of laughs and live expression at B-Side Liquor Lounge. This open mic night blends stand-up comedy with open-mic performances and features the segment 2 DRINKS & A JOKE hosted by Ant Morrow. Admission is $5 in advance and $10 at the door. Sections for larger groups are available, and the organizers share appreciation for the community’s continued support.

The Musical Box presents an homage to Phil Collins’ early years leading Genesis, focusing on 1976 to 1980. The production features hallmark songs, the renowned drum duets, and striking visuals inspired by the 1978 Mirror Tour. It explores the band’s progressive rock catalog, from the early hit Follow You, Follow Me to selections from A Trick of the Tail, Wind & Wuthering, ...And Then There Were Three..., and Duke. Described as the group’s biggest and most daring staging, it aims to recreate the era with careful detail for devoted fans and the simply curious. Phil Collins has noted that their approach functions more like a faithful theatrical re-creation of a specific period than a typical tribute act.

Karaoke takes over Judd’s City Tavern with a night of music and sing-along favorites. DJ Z of Shell Yeah Events hosts while anyone can step up to the mic or cheer from the sidelines. The vibe is upbeat, with a friendly crowd, plenty of sing-along spirit, and drinks to match the tunes. Whether you thrive on the spotlight or prefer to support friends, it is a welcoming setting for all experience levels.

English fingerstyle guitarist Mike Dawes takes the stage at Beachland Ballroom, showcasing the rare ability to compose, arrange, and play multiple parts at once on a single guitar. Recognized by reader polls from Total Guitar Magazine and MusicRadar as the world’s top acoustic guitarist in both 2017 and 2018, he has also earned praise from YouTube educator Rick Beato. His body of work spans original pieces and highly viewed video performances, along with inventive arrangements of popular songs, including a viral rendition of Gotye’s ‘Somebody That I Used to Know’ and follow-ups like ‘One,’ ‘The Impossible,’ and ‘Jump.’ Dawes has performed and recorded with Justin Hayward of The Moody Blues, appearing on several of Hayward’s live releases, including Spirits...Live, which reached #2 on the US Billboard Chart. Collaborations include a duet album with Tommy Emmanuel, Accomplice Vol. 3, and contributions to a 2024 double single from the GRAMMY-nominated band Periphery. His session credits extend to television and gaming, with work featured on AMC’s Better Call Saul and the soundtrack for Ubisoft’s Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown. Beyond the stage, he has served as a columnist for Guitar World and Acoustic Guitar, taught masterclasses around the world, developed educational apps, published advanced instructional material, and appeared as a TV judge on SKY TV’s Guitar Star. His third studio album, Galactic Acid, was slated for release in August 2024.

Mercury Music Lounge hosts a jam night led by the Tuesday Host Combo. The house band features Ray Flanagan on guitar and vocals, Jeremy McCabe on drums and vocals, Joe Botta on bass, and Chase Ockuly on guitar and vocals. They start the evening, then the stage opens for a collaborative session centered on in-the-moment music making. Musicians, listeners, and dancers are all welcome, and every style has a place, with the focus on playing together. Gear is on hand, including two guitar amplifiers, a bass amp, a drum kit, and three microphones, plus extra inputs for instruments like cello, violin, keyboards, and horns. Oscar’s Pizza is located next door.

One More Joke brings a Cleveland stand-up showcase hosted by David Horning and Bryan Sternik of Henceforth Comedy, spotlighting emerging Northeast Ohio comics alongside touring professionals. Each edition features a curated slate of rising performers delivering longer sets for a live crowd, while quick 60 second bucket spots keep the night spontaneous. Throughout the show, several names are drawn at random for a fast mic opportunity, so the next pull could be a future headliner trying new material or someone stepping on stage for the first time. The result is a brisk, unpredictable evening of comedy. There is no cover, and drink deals include $3 High Life drafts, $8 High Life with Jameson, and $5 High Noons and Surfsides.

Fans of sushi can enjoy a Wednesday deal, with a selection of rolls priced at $4.99 and $5.99 at the Hissho Sushi counter.

Ease into the day with a gentle, steady vinyasa session guided by Jennifer at The Wild Nurturer in Mentor, OH. Each practice begins with quiet centering and intentional breathing, then moves through a smooth, unhurried flow designed to build strength, lift your mood, and improve mobility. Class wraps up with a restful relaxation so you can step back into daily life feeling grounded and clear. All levels are welcome. Frequent transitions to and from the floor are part of the sequence, so participants should have healthy knees and backs to get the most from the experience.

Enjoy a well rounded class that blends Vinyasa’s breath linked flow with the steady, grounding pauses of traditional Hatha. Move through gentle sequences to build heat, strength, and flexibility, then take mindful breaks to fine tune alignment and reconnect with your breath. The pace suits all levels, there are no prerequisites, and the challenge is moderate. Please bring a yoga mat. Expect better focus and a sense of calm as you explore each posture and take time to integrate your practice.

Hosted by Goodwill Industries of Lorain County, this monthly pantry provides no-cost groceries to community members. The program supports individuals and families with access to food and connections to additional local resources in a welcoming and respectful environment. The service is open to those in need. Volunteer opportunities are available to assist with pantry distribution and other community efforts throughout Lorain County.

Experience a Brighton charm event at BRuSH Boutique where cider is on hand while you create a personalized necklace. The shop will transform its Brighton section into an interactive styling station with a wide selection of charms and personalized guidance to design a piece that feels uniquely your own. Mockups are assembled on the spot so you can try out different chains and charm combinations before making a final choice. Themes can reflect family, initials, faith, milestones, hobbies, travel, or birthstones, or you can simply choose the designs you love. A Brighton Glitz Charm is offered at no cost with a qualifying Brighton purchase while supplies last. Whether you are starting a new charm necklace, adding to a favorite, or selecting a meaningful gift, no appointment is needed.

This family storytime features stories, songs, and fingerplays.

Experience a free yoga class that revitalizes the body, calms the mind, and eases stress through slow, gentle standing sequences and floor poses designed to build strength and flexibility. Please bring your own mat. All participants must complete a waiver before taking part.

Open to attendees of every age, this event features balloon creations by Danimal and a free reptile show for added excitement.

Enjoy an open, weekly board game gathering at North Coast Games. The event is free to attend, with snacks and drinks available and plenty of room in a roughly 4,000-square-foot space. Shorter games typically get started first, then longer titles begin as more participants arrive, and multiple tables usually run at once thanks to a consistently solid turnout. Attendance numbers on any single listing may appear low because the meetup is cross posted in at least nine places. Attendees are welcome to bring games to share. Memberships are available through North Coast Games for 24/7 access to the gaming area and significant discounts on merchandise. RSVPs are requested to help with planning.

Enjoy an evening of tabletop gaming in The Vale at The Viridian Bookshop, a relaxed setting for community members to gather and play. Browse a variety of board and card games available to borrow, pick up a selection of new games for purchase if you wish, or bring your own favorites. Arriving solo works perfectly, as tabletop signs make it easy to find a group or welcome others to your table. Whether you are new to board games or a seasoned strategist, there is space for every skill level. Settle in with a drink or treat and spend time trading turns, learning new rules, and sharing laughs. Admission is free.

Network Wednesday in Cleveland brings together artists, videographers, producers, models, actors, and entrepreneurs for a focused mix of networking, content creation, and connection. Participants can meet peers, share ideas, build new contacts, and work on content together in a welcoming, creative setting. Presented by M.O.N.S.T.A.R.S., the gathering emphasizes conversation, collaboration, and opportunities across the local creative and business community.

Open to all ages, this casual Game Night takes place in the Youth Room. One group leads a Dungeons & Dragons segment, and participants can either join the ongoing campaign or bring a family-friendly alternative such as board, card, or video games. Attendance is flexible, and staying for the entire session is not required.

Chad Hoffman brings a live performance to Parker’s Grille & Tavern in Avon Lake, where audience requests shape the show. Choose from nearly a thousand songs spanning rock, country, pop, and soul, with selections reaching from the 1950s to today. Pair the music with American favorites given a refined touch, such as a pork chop marinated with molasses and coffee, steaks cut in house, specialty burgers, barbecue ribs, walleye, flatbreads, generous salads, and a range of appetizers and house desserts. The bar features fourteen beers on tap, thirty two bottled options including a hard root beer, two dozen wines by the glass, and more than two hundred wines by the bottle.

Craft a seasonal three-dimensional stained glass pumpkin in a hands-on class at Danilly Designs Berea in Berea, OH. Learn core techniques such as foiling, soldering, and assembling your piece while working with rich orange glass. Add the finishing touches with a coordinating glass leaf and a whimsical stem. Clear guidance is provided from start to finish, making it a comfortable fit for beginners and a satisfying project for experienced makers. Take home a sturdy fall accent you can display year after year.

This beginner-friendly watercolor course with Jeni introduces core techniques such as dry brush, wet in wet, and layered glazing. No previous painting or drawing background is necessary, just a willingness to experiment and create. Participants may use the same supplies the instructor provides, including paints, ink pens, brushes, and paper, or bring their own. The focus is on discovering the possibilities of watercolor and enjoying the creative process. Students can explore both abstract and realistic styles. Example images will be available, and you may bring a picture you would like to paint. The course fee is $90. A $5 supply fee is paid to the instructor on the day of the program to cover class materials, and this fee is waived if you bring your own supplies.

Jukebox Breakdown, also known as Emo Night CLE, presents a free spin on bingo at Mahall's with an emo soundtrack. Cards fill up to throwback favorites from bands like My Chemical Romance, Paramore, Fall Out Boy, and more. Winners can take home prizes that include concert tickets to shows around Cleveland, vinyl, and other giveaways. Seating is first come first served, and food and drinks from Mahall's are available during play.

A chef-led omakase unfolds at the sushi bar with 12 courses that change monthly. The menu draws from the hotline and curated selections from the sushi team, with each course hand chosen and prepared that night. This experience is offered only on Wednesday evenings. Dietary restrictions can be accommodated.

The weekly open mic at Buns And Brews returns, with GS Harper hosting.

Power through a 45-minute total-body session that blends barre fundamentals with classic strength training. Controlled, targeted movements pair with powerful strength exercises to sculpt and tone from head to toe. Lively music and an energetic instructor keep the momentum high, and the muscle burn lasts well beyond the final rep. This class welcomes all levels with no prerequisites and is rated a 4 on a 1 to 5 difficulty scale. Bring a yoga mat, go barefoot or wear grippy socks, and have water and a towel handy.

Enjoy a relaxed evening of Magic: The Gathering at Guild Forge Games, welcoming brand new players and seasoned veterans alike. Play styles can include Standard, Commander, or Draft based on group interest, and there is time to trade cards and discuss strategies with fellow fans. Bring a favorite deck, or come without one and get help getting started. Trading is welcome for those interested in swaps, and play centers on friendly competition and good sportsmanship. Participation is free, with costs only if a special format requires packs, such as Draft, which will be announced ahead of time. Beginners are encouraged, and the setting offers an easy way to learn the game and connect with the community.

In honor of the 250th anniversary of our nation's birth, MMGSI presents a monthly lecture series led by Fr. Kyle Rosser. Each session explores various topics and periods in American Catholic history, offering a guided look at the church's past in the United States.

This local league unveils a revamped prize structure. Winners will be recognized on the new Wall of Champions and will receive a trophy to take home.

Wednesday Writer's Workday offers a calm, supportive setting to make steady progress on your writing. This free weekly work session welcomes writers of every genre and experience level to focus on works in progress, brainstorm ideas, and create quietly alongside other motivated authors. It is a companion to the Sci-Fi & Fantasy Author's Meetup with Kalynn Applewhite and Evan Graham and takes place at The Viridian Bookshop. Stay for the full session or stop in briefly, and work independently in the way that suits you best. Bring a laptop, a notebook or pen, and your imagination.

Get into the spirit of the season with a Halloween-themed fitness meet-up designed for young professionals at Black Valve in Euclid. This outdoor group workout blends getting active with opportunities to meet new people, and costumes are absolutely welcome for extra festive fun. Expect an upbeat, challenging session paired with seasonal activities, along with dedicated time to mingle and have real conversations. Food will be served after the workout, and water and Gatorade will be available while you sweat. Come on your own or bring a friend. The focus is on helping Clevelanders stay active, expand their circles, and build genuine connections. Tickets are offered at an early bird rate of $10, increasing to $20 afterward.

Halloween-themed trivia comes to Bearden's with rounds of seasonal questions, burgers and prizes to win. Costumes are encouraged, and participants who dress up receive extra trivia points, with additional points awarded to the costume contest winner. There is an RSVP to help organizers plan, but it does not guarantee a table. Seating is based on arrival, so getting there early is recommended to secure a spot and place a food order.

Presented by the Laurel School Parents Association, this free community forum from Laurel’s Center for Research for Girls focuses on the executive functioning abilities that support success in school and life. A panel of specialists will explore how planning and organizing, getting started on tasks, managing emotions, and using time effectively take shape across childhood and adolescence and continue to mature into early adulthood. The conversation is designed for families with learners from kindergarten through grade 12 and will address how these skills may appear at different stages, why they matter for learning and wellbeing, and practical ways adults can help girls strengthen them over time. Speakers include Dr. Tori Cordiano, consulting psychologist for Laurel and co-director of LCRG, Dr. Grace Willer, Laurel’s director of learning strategies and co-director of LCRG, Dr. Emily Lauster, a clinical psychologist, Laurel alumna and Schafer Center clinician, and R. Elizabeth Capps, Ph.D., an assistant professor in the Department of Psychological Sciences at Case Western Reserve University. Light refreshments will be available before the program begins.

A new Wednesday night game show brings music trivia with prizes, hosted by DJ CozPlay, also known as Brandi. The gameplay is similar to Name That Tune, with themed rounds that spotlight 90s TV comedies, Motown, and one hit wonders. Music requests are played between rounds, and the kitchen menu is available.

This event features Dungeons & Dragons Adventurers League organized play at Immortals Inc. Games use fifth edition rules in the Forgotten Realms setting. Create a character and bring it to the table, then continue adventuring with that same character at other Adventurers League sessions. New and experienced players are welcome. There is time before the session to meet others and ask questions. If you are new to D&D or role-playing, stop by the front desk and the staff will help match you with a suitable game.

Experience a gentle Yin yoga session paired with a soothing sound bath led by Melissa. Supported, longer-held postures encourage the body to soften while the mind settles into quiet. As you rest in each shape, waves of sound from crystal singing bowls, chimes, and grounding frequencies move through the space, inviting release on both physical and energetic levels. The pace is unhurried and meditative, with guidance in breath, awareness, and moments of reflection to help ease tension and mental noise. No experience is required, all levels are welcome, and the class is rated 2 on a 1 to 5 difficulty scale. A yoga mat is recommended. Leave with a sense of clarity, ease, and renewed connection to yourself.

This in-person yoga class at Middleburg Heights Recreation Department blends vinyasa flow and hatha practice. It begins with sun salutations and warrior poses, then transitions into a moon sequence followed by a soothing guided meditation. The setting is calm and welcoming for all experience levels. Drop-in pricing is $10, with an unlimited monthly option available. All participants must complete a waiver before attending. Registration is available through the event page.

Marking ten years of My Hero Academia, this concert traces the story from Deku’s early days to the series’ most high-stakes battles. A 15-piece ensemble brings Yuki Hayashi’s music to life while vivid visuals from all eight seasons illuminate the stage, capturing moments of triumph, heartbreak, and courage. Music and imagery move in sync to showcase beloved characters and the unmistakable Plus Ultra spirit, creating an immersive tribute that resonates with longtime followers and newcomers alike. It is a sweeping journey of friendship, heroism, and determination told through powerful live performance.

American actor and comedian Michael Rapaport appears at Pickwick & Frolic/Hilarities 4th Street Theatre in Cleveland. Recently featured on The Traitors season 4 on Peacock and on Hulu’s Life & Beth, he has built a wide-ranging screen career with more than sixty film credits since the early 1990s. Television audiences have seen him on The War at Home, Boston Public, Friends, Prison Break, Justified, and the Netflix series Atypical. His film work includes True Romance, Higher Learning, Metro, Cop Land, Deep Blue Sea, The 6th Day, Dr. Dolittle 2, Big Fan, and The Heat. He also directed the award-winning documentary Beats, Rhymes & Life: The Travels of a Tribe Called Quest and hosts the I Am Rapaport Stereo Podcast.

Beachland Tavern hosts an evening with Nik Parr & The Selfless Lovers, a piano-powered roots rock group from Austin known for energetic performances that blend New Orleans late-night spirit, Southern soul, and a Texas Gulf Coast groove. Led by vocalist and multi-instrumentalist Nik Parr, the band channels the drive of Bruce Springsteen alongside the showmanship of Jerry Lee Lewis. Parr is also known for playing saxophone and piano at the same time, a signature moment in their live show. They average more than 150 concerts each year across the country and have shared stages with Marc Broussard, Rebirth Brass Band, Big Bad Voodoo Daddy, Black Joe Lewis, The Soul Rebels, Dumpstaphunk, The Heavy Heavy, Shinyribs, The Damn Quails, Eddie 9 Volt, and Two Tons of Steel. Nik Parr’s upcoming EP, American Lover Boy, is produced by Low Cut Connie.

An in-person trivia night at Main Event in Avon, OH brings teams together for a lively competition. Each show includes varied rounds such as image and music challenges and is run by a live game host. Players submit answers on their phones using a link to the game, earning points along the way. Questions span a wide range of topics from pop culture to history. It is free to play, and prizes are awarded to top performers. Expect friendly rivalry, a welcoming atmosphere, and plenty of laughs with your team.

Christ Presbyterian Church hosts a free community dinner open to everyone. This friendly gathering is for anyone who would like to share a meal or simply take a break from cooking.

Fairfax Market is hosting a dedicated day for seniors with savings and helpful extras. Shoppers 55 and older receive 10 percent off eligible in-store grocery and café purchases, along with a complimentary drip coffee from the Fairfax Market Café to enjoy while browsing. Staff will be on hand to assist with signing up for mPerks, Meijer’s rewards program, and can help with scanning items and packing at checkout. Exclusions apply to the discount, which is available for in-store purchases only.

Colleen leads an all-levels yoga flow with options to modify or add variations, encouraging participants to progress at a comfortable pace while exploring their edge. Each session integrates approachable yogic philosophy to deepen understanding and support mindful movement. No prior experience is required, though some familiarity with yoga can be helpful. The challenge level is moderate, about a 3 on a 1 to 5 scale. Wear comfortable clothing suitable for movement and bring a yoga mat.

Ease into the morning with coffee, conversation and a bit of relaxation at Hand & Stone Massage and Facial Spa - Macedonia. This networking mixer spotlights a newer Chamber member and includes time to meet peers, a guided tour of the facility and complimentary mini massages from the Hand & Stone team. Local business owners and professionals who are considering Chamber membership can connect with current members and get a feel for the community and its networking events. Chamber members attend free, while non-members contribute a $10 donation benefiting the Nordonia Hills Chamber Scholarship Fund. RSVP is required.

Presented by the Western Reserve Area Agency on Aging, this wellness expo brings seniors and caregivers together for information, screenings, and education. Enjoy a complimentary breakfast with bingo available on a first come, first served basis. Free health screenings for blood pressure, cholesterol, and glucose are provided by the CSU School of Nursing. A resource fair offers helpful information and support. Presentations include updates on Medicare from OSHIP and practical guidance on how to avoid scams and fraud from Scam Squad.

Build full-body strength and endurance in a 45-minute barre-inspired workout led by Savannah. Strength & Sculpt blends small, controlled barre movements with classic strength exercises to tone and challenge every major muscle group. Expect upbeat music, a high-energy atmosphere, and a satisfying burn that sneaks up on you and lingers in the best way. Rated 4 out of 5 in difficulty, this class welcomes all levels with no prerequisites. Bring a yoga mat, plan to go barefoot or wear grippy socks, and have water and a towel ready for sweat. Leave feeling strong, sweaty, and accomplished.

Led by Jim, this yoga class blends Slow Flow and Vinyasa for an experience that falls between a basics practice and a full vinyasa pace. Movements link with the breath and transition smoothly rather than holding poses for long periods, building warmth, strength, and flexibility through creative sequences that are often paired with music. This flowing approach is frequently described as moving meditation, supporting mental focus, cardiovascular health, and stress reduction. The class is set at a level 4 on a 1 to 5 scale. Participants should have at least six months of consistent yoga practice or experience in dance, gymnastics, or martial arts. Please bring a yoga mat and wear comfortable clothing.

Sacral Alchemy is a power vinyasa class with Angel that blends creative sequences, mindful breathwork, and expressive movement to awaken the sacral center. The practice encourages release and transformation so participants can create from a grounded sense of personal power while nurturing confidence and authentic expression. It is identified as Intermediate/Power Vinyasa with a difficulty level of 4 out of 5, yet it welcomes all levels and requires no prerequisites. Please bring a yoga mat.

Enjoy a Zumba class led by Michelle that blends fast and slow Latin rhythms, including salsa, merengue, cumbia, reggaeton and more. This dance-based workout supports cardiovascular health while also building strength and flexibility. The atmosphere is upbeat, uplifting, and judgment free. There are no prerequisites and it is suitable for all levels. The class is rated 3 in difficulty on a scale from 1, easiest, to 5, most difficult. Please bring a separate pair of clean, dry athletic shoes to change into, along with socks and a towel for sweat.

Savor the spirit of the season at a cozy afternoon designed for seniors, featuring warm cider to sip, a selection of pies to taste, hands-on autumn crafts, and fall-themed demonstrations. Residents pay $20 and non-residents $24, and all crafting materials and tastings are included. Presented by Cornerstone Caregiving, with support from Find Senior Care Near Me and Foundations Health Solutions.

Explore foundational oil painting techniques with instructor Mark Badzik. The class moves from preliminary drawing to an underpainting, continues with glazing, and finishes with adding highlights. A canvas is included. Please bring a basic oil paint set and brushes, along with a photo to use as a reference. A still life will be available for anyone without a photo, and a limited selection of brushes will be on hand. The fee is $115. For questions about supplies, call Mark at 713-306-7777.

Take your practice to the next level in an advanced vinyasa session led by Jim and rooted in the principles of Ashtanga. Expect a dynamic, highly organized approach where breath and movement flow together through established sequences designed to build strength, support detoxification, and sharpen mental focus. The practice weaves postures with deliberate breathing, energetic locks, and a steady gaze to encourage deep internal cleansing and meaningful personal growth. This class is intended for experienced movers. Participants should have at least a year of consistent practice, or a background in dance, gymnastics, or martial arts. Rated 5 out of 5 in difficulty, it is best suited for those seeking a rigorous challenge. Please bring a yoga mat and wear comfortable, casual clothing.

Build all-around fitness in a welcoming group workout led by Nanci that blends heart-healthy cardio with strength moves to increase endurance, support everyday movement, and improve balance. Options are provided for every ability level, making it a supportive choice for active adults who want to stay strong, healthy, and motivated. No experience is required, and the intensity is rated 1 on a 1 to 5 scale. Please bring clean, dry athletic shoes to change into, along with water and a towel.

A single session of D&D 5e led by DM Jake sends a level 4 party to the Ravenwood Inn, a once-grand hotel now decaying at the edge of a long-sealed quarantine. Twenty-eight years ago the city of Lunacairn was erased to contain an arcane plague, and a string of unsettling deaths linked to its survivors now points back to this crumbling landmark. Teams were dispatched before, yet only one person stumbled out, battered and incoherent, with a desperate warning to remain in the light. It is up to the group to uncover what is behind the recent disappearances, where shadows conceal threats and even the fallen seem to remember how to wield steel. Expect a mix of horror, survival, stealth, combat, and puzzles. The adventure uses the 2024 D&D 5e rules, with characters created by standard array or point buy, and is designed to wrap in about three and a half hours. Hosted at The Viridian Bookshop, the cost is $30. Ticket purchases help support the Game Master’s time, creativity, and the materials used to bring this story to the table.

Build on your handgun experience in a two-hour live-fire class designed for intermediate shooters. The session focuses on sharpening skills for real-world use, supporting home defense goals, boosting confidence, and laying a strong foundation for more advanced training. Safety and core fundamentals are reinforced throughout while you practice pistol handling and manipulation, structured shooting drills, reload techniques, understanding and applying safety conditions, single-hand shooting with both strong and support hands, and identifying and clearing common malfunctions. The course is intended to be taken more than once so you can steadily track progress and refine performance. Participants should have previously completed a Basic Pistol or Concealed Carry class or a Shooting Fundamentals course, be legally eligible to handle a firearm, and anyone under 18 must attend with a parent. Instruction is provided by a nationally certified firearms instructor, and range fees are covered. Using your own handgun is recommended, though a firearm can be supplied if you do not own one. Bring your own ammunition and purchase it before class begins. Plan to have a functional handgun, one or two magazines for semi-automatic pistols, eye and ear protection, and 100 rounds of ammunition. Many of these items may be available to use at no charge; confirm availability with the instructor.

The Artists Archives of the Western Reserve presents three concurrent exhibitions that recognize the inclusion of each artist’s work in the Archives. Though distinct in voice, the shows share a postmodern lens, weaving appropriation, lived experience, and a conversation between fine art and popular culture. Dexter Davis, Body & Soul features predominantly works by the artist, joined by selections from the AAWR permanent collection and loans from Lawrence Waldman, Tony Serna, and Dolin / Maxwell. Davis embraces an expressive process, building collages that he relates to painting or drawing. Drawings and prints mingle with objects from daily life, creating fresh connections and imagery. David Batz, A Creative Odyssey is drawn entirely from the Archives’ collection. The presentation centers on ceramics, both sculptural and functional, alongside a few pieces made with natural materials. While the emphasis is on clay, Batz also produced art prints and explored studio papermaking. Extensive travels informed his imagery, and the collection on view includes many colorful impressed surfaces and brightly glazed works from the Odyssey series. Robert Wright, Civil Disobedience brings together pieces from the AAWR collection and additional works on loan from the artist. Wright’s practice is rooted in motion. As a deaf artist he studies ballet rehearsals, sketches dancers, then distills their movement into abstracted characters. Works in this series are predominantly oil on canvas. The title references a jazz project by New York bassist David Ambrosio, and Wright often paints to jazz, drawing parallels between today’s upheaval and the reflective music of the 1960s. An opening reception will take place in the AAWR galleries. Admission is free and open to the public.

Gain a clear understanding of SUDEP with an overview of what it means, who may be at risk, and practical steps that can help reduce risk for individuals and families. SUDEP, short for Sudden Unexpected Death in Epilepsy, describes a sudden death in a person with epilepsy when no other cause such as an accident, illness, injury, or drowning is identified. Presented by Empowering Epilepsy in Beachwood, OH, this talk is available both in person at the Empowering Epilepsy venue and virtually through Zoom. The program features Dr. Stephen Hantus, an adult epileptologist from the Cleveland Clinic Epilepsy Center, sharing insights on SUDEP. A light meal will be available for those attending in person.

Add handmade charm to your seasonal decor at a hands-on shelf sitter workshop where each participant selects one project to create. Choose a trio of sleek, layered pumpkins with a classic vibe, a set of four chunky wooden pumpkins personalized with patterned papers such as plaids, florals, or polka dots, a cheerful group of three ghosts to paint and assemble, or a playful set of skeletons peeking from their coffins with layered details. The tallest ghost and skeleton pieces measure about 11.5 x 3.8 inches, and the pumpkin sets are sized to fit neatly on mantels, shelves, entry tables, tiered trays, and tabletops. No prior crafting experience is required, step-by-step guidance is provided and all supplies are included. Participants leave with a finished decoration ready to display for fall or Halloween.

Spend an evening trick-or-treating at this annual event, with costumes encouraged. For full details, please refer to the event flyer.

Settle into the cozy Crafty Canary Creativity Corner at Little Birdie Wine Nest for a hands-on candle making experience guided by a friendly local artist. Create a 100% natural soy candle with a wooden wick, choosing a vessel that suits your style, such as an 8 oz iridescent glass jar, a 16 oz wooden dough bowl, or a 25 oz corked wine bottle. Personalize your candle with a custom fragrance blend selected from more than 20 luxury scents. For an extra touch, optional inclusions like dried flowers, crushed glass, crystals, seashells, or coffee beans can be added for a beautiful finish. This beginner-friendly workshop welcomes all ages and skill levels. Premium supplies and tools are provided, and an instructor offers step-by-step guidance and helpful tips throughout to ensure a result you are proud of. Tickets start at $37.50 per person and include a two-hour guided session, your chosen candle vessel, soy wax and wooden wicks, access to the fragrance selection, the option to upgrade with decorative inclusions, and one complimentary beverage. Drink choices include an orange juice mimosa, red sangria, white sangria, a non-alcoholic fruit juice blend, or non-alcoholic orange juice. A full menu of coffee, flights, drinks, snacks, and shareables is available for purchase during the class. Arriving 10 to 15 minutes early is recommended to place orders and get comfortable before the workshop begins. Seating can be arranged so participants sit near friends when noted at purchase, and attendance is limited to 18 guests. Assistance with registration is available by phone or in person. Little Birdie Wine Nest gift cards are redeemable by phone or in-store rather than online. Crafty Canary rewards cards are honored at all sip and create workshops and can be stamped at this class, with new cards available at the start. All sales are final as noted in the workshop FAQs.

Train with Nanci in a fast paced Tabata session focused on core strength and total body power. Intervals of vigorous work alternated with short recoveries blend weights, functional bodyweight moves, and targeted core work to boost stability, build strength, and elevate calorie burn with a lingering post class effect. The format is designed to be efficient and adaptable, so newcomers and seasoned exercisers can both participate with confidence. There are no prerequisites and the class is rated a 1 on a 1 to 5 difficulty scale. For comfort and safety, bring a yoga mat, a clean pair of dry athletic shoes to change into, water, and a towel.

Settle into a calming class with Jim that blends Yin and Restorative yoga for gentle stretching and deep relaxation. In the Yin portions, expect an unhurried, meditative pace where poses are held for several minutes to reach connective tissues like fascia, ligaments, and joints, helping ease tension, improve flexibility, and support balanced energy. The Restorative segments focus on comfort and stillness, often using supportive props such as blankets, bolsters, or blocks while resting in simple shapes for longer periods. This encourages the body’s rest and digest response, calms the mind, reduces stress, supports better sleep, and invites a deep release that aids healing. No prerequisites and suitable for all levels, with a difficulty rating of 1. Please bring a yoga mat and wear comfortable clothing.

Together Thursday offers an introspective discussion focused on building healthier relationships. Conversation includes romantic, platonic, and work or broader society dynamics. Participants explore ways to show up more thoughtfully and set boundaries that help others learn how to show up for them as well.

Joe Dombrowski appears at Hilarities Comedy Club in Cleveland, Ohio for three consecutive evenings.

The ProgNation Reunion comes to Music Box Concert Hall in Cleveland. Tickets are available for this reunion event.

At the Supper Club, Cleveland Stories Night spotlights The Upbeat Show, the landmark rock and roll television program produced in Cleveland from 1964 to 1971. David Spero, who assisted his father, the show’s producer, shares behind the scenes memories and presents new video clips of the notable performers who appeared on the broadcast. Hosted in its day by Don Webster, the series welcomed many artists who would later be inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, and this program revisits those moments through film and personal storytelling. As part of a weekly series that pairs great food with tales from Cleveland’s past, admission is free and there is no cover. The regular menu is available, along with affordable specials.

Settle into a slow flow with Anita, a welcoming yoga class designed for every level. The unhurried pace gives you time to refine alignment and gradually build strength. Some previous experience can be helpful, but it is not required. Expect a moderate challenge, rated 3 on a 1 to 5 scale. Please bring a yoga mat.

Julia Cole brings the Love You To Death Tour to The Beachland Ballroom in Cleveland, Ohio. A new date has been announced for this stop, and tickets and VIP packages are available.

After a fireworks-laden marriage proposal goes disastrously off script, the blasts awaken an ancient presence that has slept in a nearby lake for millennia. From there, the play unfolds in a sequence of close-up, darkly humorous, and occasionally startling vignettes that examine how far people will go when they are searching for something to believe in. First produced by Mark Giberson, Nathan Frizzell, Michael Matthews, and Christopher Sepulveda at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe, it was commissioned by Theater Emory in Atlanta for the “4:48 Project” and further developed through Center Theatre Group’s L.A. Writers’ Workshop Festival. The premiere took place at Salt Lake Acting Company in Salt Lake City, followed by productions at Know Theatre in Cincinnati, Stray Cat Theatre in Phoenix, and Rorschach Theatre in Washington, DC.

Belles & Chimes Cleveland kicks off its 21st season as part of a network of women’s pinball leagues. The chapter embraces an inclusive definition of the terms woman and female, welcoming cis, trans, and nonbinary players who are comfortable in a women-centered environment to enjoy competitive play in a supportive setting. The season spans six weeks. Players compete in groups of four, or three when needed. Each league night features four games, with every participant selecting a machine once and taking the first turn on their choice. Scoring follows 5-3-2-1 or 5-3-1 formats. The best five of six weeks count toward the standings, allowing one drop week. A one-time $20 league due is collected at signup to support trophies and prizes awarded at the end of the season. Finals are open to anyone who plays at least four of the six weeks, with multiple divisions and awards available. The seventh week hosts the finals in a group-elimination format. Each round consists of three games using the same scoring, with the top two advancing, and the final four playing one last round to determine placement.

Jo Koy brings the Koy Meets World Tour to KeyBank State Theatre in Cleveland. This tour stop features a live onstage performance at the theater.

Jo Koy brings his brand new Koy Meets World Tour to Playhouse Square, spotlighting the personal stories and quick wit that resonate with fans from many backgrounds. Inspired by his family and Filipino roots, he has gone from early sets in a Las Vegas coffeehouse to packing arenas across the globe. Pollstar and Billboard have consistently placed him among the top ten highest grossing stand-up comedians, and he continues to set records and sell out major venues. This event is for guests ages 12 and up.

Fairfax Market highlights a Rose Fair deal with bouquets of six roses priced at $6. Choose from several colors, and quantities are limited to what is on hand.

This 45 minute class blends the elegance of ballet with the intensity of barre for a focused, full body workout. Using ballet inspired barre sequences alongside classic barre movements, the session builds strength, balance, and control while helping to lengthen and sculpt muscles. Expect graceful combinations, precise muscle engagement, and a satisfying finish. A background in dance can be helpful, but it is not required. Bring a yoga mat, and plan to wear grippy barre socks or go barefoot.

This 45-minute class combines the basics of barre with tried-and-true strength exercises to build muscle, enhance endurance, and work your entire body. Expect precise, controlled barre sequences paired with powerful strength moves set to energizing music, all delivered with high energy. The burn creeps up and tends to linger, so you finish with that strong, sweaty sense of accomplishment. No experience needed. It is open to all levels and is rated a 2 on a 1 to 5 difficulty scale. For comfort and safety, bring a yoga mat, go barefoot or wear grippy socks, and have water and a towel ready.

Support breast cancer awareness with a special workout guided by Premier coaches alongside the member community. Participants receive an exclusive T-shirt, and donations benefit the UH Seidman Cancer Center. A silent auction at the gym will also be available, featuring gifts and baskets contributed by local businesses.

Yoga 101 creates an inviting start for anyone curious about yoga, offering a supportive atmosphere that eases the nerves around trying something new. The class explores essential poses, sun salutations, breathing practices, alignment, and smooth transitions in a relaxed setting where questions are welcome and nobody needs to touch their toes. Expect mindful movement, clear instruction, and time to go at a comfortable pace while building confidence along with strength, balance, and flexibility. It suits complete beginners, those returning after a break, or anyone seeking a solid foundation, and no prior experience or flexibility is required. There are no prerequisites, and the difficulty is 1 on a scale where 1 is easiest and 5 is difficult. Comfortable clothing is suggested, and nonslip socks or bare feet work well.

Settle into a calming yoga session with Jim that blends Yin and Restorative practices. Expect slow, passive stretches held for several minutes to reach deep connective tissues like fascia, ligaments, and joints, encouraging quiet focus and improved mobility. Restorative poses are gently supported, often with blankets, bolsters, or blocks, to calm the nervous system, ease stress, support better sleep, and allow a deep release. This class welcomes all levels with no prerequisites and is rated at difficulty 1 on a 1 to 5 scale. Please bring a yoga mat and wear comfortable clothing.

Creative Flow (Yoga) with Nina offers a dynamic Vinyasa-based experience that highlights creative movement and personal expression. The focus is not on perfect alignment but on tuning into your body, linking breath with motion, and choosing options that feel both energizing and grounding. Expect smooth transitions, playful exploration, and optional hands-on assists designed to support safe, confident progress. There is room to modify and make each sequence your own, building strength, flexibility, balance, and mindful awareness through a practice that feels creative and liberating. Come prepared to move, work up a sweat, breathe deeply, and flow without overthinking. This class is intended for students who have attended at least ten yoga classes and offers a moderate challenge at level 3 out of 5. Wear comfortable clothing, and plan for nonslip socks or bare feet.

The Highland Heights Senior Committee is offering a relaxed group outing to the Western Reserve Historical Society’s Cleveland History Center and the Crawford Auto Museum. Participants will explore regional history during a guided tour that highlights significant people, stories, and moments. The experience also includes a ride on the beautifully restored Euclid Beach Park Grand Carousel for a touch of local nostalgia. The cost is $25 for Highland Heights residents and $30 for non-residents, covering admission, the guided tour, transportation, and a boxed lunch with a choice of ham, turkey, or vegetarian. Registration is required and space is limited.

TEDxClevelandStateUniversity brings 12 speakers to Cleveland State University Waetjen Auditorium for a shared exploration of one theme, Untangling Wonder. The lineup features students, faculty, alumni, and influential voices from across Greater Cleveland, each offering a perspective intended to broaden thinking and spark meaningful conversation on campus and throughout the wider community. The theme encourages approaching the unknown with curiosity, courage, and imagination, reflecting CSU’s dedication to pushing the boundaries of knowledge, discovery, innovation, and creativity. Every ticket includes access to pre-event activities, the full slate of talks, engaging intermission activities, and a post-event reception.

Families can enjoy a festive trunk or treat at Tiny Town Childcare and Enrichment Center, featuring candy, costumes, and creatively decorated trunks in a friendly community setting. Complimentary hot chocolate and apple cider will be available. A costume contest awards prizes by age group. Kids can get creative at a pumpkin decorating station. A Tiny Town enrollment table will host a raffle. All are welcome to celebrate the season together.

Teddy's hosts a Friday fish fry, with shrimp and a weekly special also available.

Go Ape brings the adventure to nighttime with an after-dark treetop experience filled with climbing, swinging, and zip lining under a glow-lit sky. It is a fit for families, friend groups, and anyone interested in something a little different. The evening features a selfie station to capture the moment, glow accessories while supplies last, and a full journey through the trees after dark. Every reservation is also entered into a nationwide Glow Night sweepstakes with prizes that can include a one-year Go Ape membership, complimentary Go Ape merchandise, and complimentary tickets for a future visit. Guests can tag @GoApeUSA in their photos for a chance to be featured. Advance reservations are required, and capacity is limited.

Adult volleyball players can build their game in a focused small-group training environment. Sessions emphasize lots of repetitions with a balanced mix of targeted drills, skill development, and game play for frequent ball contacts. There is no strict position-based format, since the plan adjusts to the goals and needs of the athletes who attend. Groups are limited to six athletes to keep sessions efficient and to maximize touches. The fee is $45 per participant. Registration is completed through the MAQ app, and space is limited to maintain the small-group setting.

Crafty partners with plaza neighbors for a Halloween crafting event featuring hands-on projects. Select Halloween ceramics will be available for $5, and a witches broom decoration can be personalized for $12. The activities are suitable for creating alongside a child or crafting on your own.

This layered yoga class begins near the ground, using breath, unhurried movement, and steady shapes to build stability and a sense of connection. From that foundation, it evolves into a smooth, intentional flow that fosters strength and spaciousness while inviting a gentle lift. Sequences follow the rhythm of growth, settling first so you can rise with ease. Expect a thoughtful balance of effort and relaxation, motion and quiet, and firmness and softness. Options are offered for all experience levels, with attention on deepening awareness of body and breath. The session closes in restful stillness to integrate the work, calm the mind, and restore balance. Leave feeling centered, supported, and softly recharged. No prerequisite. Difficulty is moderate at 3 out of 5. Bring a yoga mat.

Test your card skills at a friendly, competitive Euchre tournament featuring progressive play across six rounds, with a new partner each round. This event is for participants who already know how to play. The buy-in is $15 per person, and prizes are awarded to the top three finishers. Entry includes table snacks such as pub mix, chips, or popcorn.

Build on the fundamentals with a combination class created for players who have completed Mahjong 101 and have a basic understanding of American Mahjong. The session begins with a brief refresher and practical tips, then moves into guided gameplay. During play, participants receive support with strategy, selecting a line to pursue, and making confident choices with their tiles. The setting is relaxed and encouraging, making it easy to ask questions, practice recent skills, and feel prepared for the next Open Play.

This is the inaugural casino-themed fundraiser. Tickets are available.

Karaoke takes center stage at RollHouse Mentor every Friday and Saturday in Mentor, OH. Pick from a catalog of more than 10,000 songs and perform with a full stage setup while craft drinks and the full food menu are available all night. Warm up your voice, invite friends, and enjoy a night of singing.

Celebrate the season with an all-levels yoga class that gives your practice a Halloween spin, inspired by Michael Jackson’s Thriller. The session begins with an uplifting flow and builds to a playful, choreographed sequence set to the song Thriller. No dance background is needed, simply come ready to move and enjoy the festive vibe. Costumes are welcome as long as you can stretch and flow comfortably in them.

Rescheduled from Saturday, this event at North Olmsted VFW Post 7647 features DJ Paul hosting an evening of karaoke, music, and food in a friendly setting. Because the Indians are in the playoffs, the event will be canceled if they advance to the World Series. A final decision will be made by Tuesday night, so check back for updates.

Settle in at Buns and Brews Sportsbar and Grill for a lively mix of Music Bingo and quick music trivia hosted by Shell Yeah Events. The games run in short, upbeat rounds built around well known songs, and everything is played from your phone. It is free to participate, prizes pop up throughout the evening, and there is no need to form a team or be a music expert. Expect plenty of sing along moments and a relaxed, come and go atmosphere. Arrive a bit early to grab food and drinks, then stick around for an adult friendly game night that keeps the energy high.

Experience a live taping of Championship Wrestling, bringing the United Wrestling Network’s high energy production to the ring. The show is helmed by David Marquez, a two time Emmy Award winner who has spent more than 30 years producing and directing wrestling television across the U.S., Mexico, China, and Japan. His Championship Wrestling series currently reaches 130 U.S. markets and continues to grow. Marquez also consults with TNA, WWE, and Japan Pro Wrestling to identify rising talent, often introducing them on United Wrestling Network programming. Alumni who went on to WWE after regular appearances on his shows include John Cena, the 16 time WWE world champion, LA Knight, described as a two time WWE world champion on SmackDown and SummerSlam, and Adam Pearce, a five time NWA world champion who now coaches at the WWE Performance Center and appears on camera as a manager for WWE’s Raw brand. Expect roughly two and a half to three hours of televised action featuring wrestlers sharpening their skills and personas, with an eye toward future opportunities in WWE, AEW, or TNA. Ringside seating on stage is available, and VIP stage seating is also offered.

General admission is standing room only, and the balcony offers reserved seating. Accessible tickets can be located by applying the accessible filter on the purchase page to display eligible seats. The lineup may change without notice. Ticket options include multiple presales, including Artist, USAA, Live Nation, T-Mobile Concert Perks + Fast Lane, and Citi Cardmember Preferred, plus a public onsale. VIP packages are available with both a presale and an onsale.

Settle into a restorative sound bath led by holistic wellness practitioner and movement artist Stacey Pickering at Unity Spiritual Center Westlake. Through the tones of crystal and Tibetan singing bowls, bells, chimes, gong, shruti box, rain stick, guda drum, and expressive vocalization, this in-person immersion invites quieting the mind and reconnecting with yourself. The session emphasizes ease rather than effort, offering space to release, tune in, unwind, and rest in the present. Gentle vibrations are used to encourage deep relaxation and a nervous system reset, the calm parasympathetic state that supports emotional steadiness along with healthy digestion, metabolism, heart rhythm, blood pressure, and overall fluid balance. There is no right way to participate, only an invitation to be fully yourself. The gathering is held in the Community Room. A $20 suggested donation is welcomed, and no one is turned away for lack of funds.

Presented by AEG Presents, the An Unnameable Desire Tour features performances from Plini, Night Verses, and Portraits. This event welcomes attendees of all ages. Ticket transfers are being held until closer to the event, when they will become available. For purchase terms and additional details, please refer to AXS’s Purchase Agreement.

Settle into a calming yoga session with Anita that focuses on gentle, floor-centered poses to soothe the body while warming and lengthening muscles. The practice welcomes all levels and requires no prior experience. It concludes with savasana followed by a brief period of silent meditation to encourage deep relaxation. Difficulty level is 1 on a 1 to 5 scale. Please bring a yoga mat.

Explore what happens when people and native wildlife cross paths in a program presented by the Foundation for Geauga Parks and the James H. Barrow Biological Field Station. Topics include rehabilitation, conservation, and coexistence. The program includes opportunities to meet the Field Station’s animal ambassadors, many of whom arrived through its wildlife rehabilitation work, while examining how human activities influence individual animals and overall wildlife populations. A presentation comes first, then time is set aside for questions and conversation. Recognition is given to Richard and Christie Frenchie, presenting sponsors of the Membership Program, for their generous nature-related philanthropy in Geauga County.

At Pickwick & Frolic/Hilarities 4th Street Theatre, Gauri B brings sharp, fearless stand-up rooted in darkly funny themes and delivered with easy charisma. A brief visit to her Instagram shows why her clips have drawn over 100 million views and a worldwide following. Her credits span top stages and festivals such as Leicester Square Theater in London, WUK in Vienna, and the Melbourne International Comedy Festival. She mines her cultural background, politics, society, and everyday chaos for tightly written jokes, then elevates the moment with quick, distinctive crowd work. This one is tailored to fans who want stand-up that reaches beyond the trivial.

Building on the success of the last gathering, this open-to-all event welcomes friends and encourages audience song requests to keep the good vibes going. Share your favorite tunes and help make the experience more fun for everyone.

Paranormal researcher, television host, and author Amy Bruni leads a live, spooky season presentation that peels back the curtain on the true hauntings behind some of the most famous horror movies. She investigates each case through historical context, eyewitness testimony, and evidence documented at the locations themselves. The discussion explores the real stories tied to The Conjuring, Annabelle, The Shining, and The Amityville Horror, asking how a family’s demonic encounter compares with what appears on screen, whether Ed and Lorraine Warren truly kept a sinister doll, how Stephen King’s stay at the Stanley Hotel influenced spectral legends, and what the Lutz family reported, from levitating beds to a pig-like figure with glowing red eyes. The program invites audiences to look beyond jump scares and special effects to the people, places, and encounters that shaped these films, where the reality can be even more unsettling than the fiction. In addition to the talk, Bruni presents a traveling mini museum of haunted artifacts and spiritualist memorabilia that attendees can explore and interact with before and after the show. Bruni is an investigator, author, podcaster, entrepreneur, and television personality whose interest in the supernatural began in childhood, growing up in a home believed to be haunted with a family that accepted their ghostly housemates.

Dancing Wheels brings a program of new choreography to Cleveland, created by company members and inspired by artworks and imagery from the Cleveland Museum of Art. Each piece unfolds to a mix of musical styles and continues the company’s 45-year tradition of physically integrated dance that brings together artists with and without disabilities. Guided by the belief that dance expresses the human spirit for people of every ability, Dancing Wheels has grown into one of the nation’s premier arts and disability organizations. Founder Mary Verdi-Fletcher, the first professional wheelchair dancer in the United States, established the company in Cleveland in 1980 to open the world of dance to people with disabilities. Since then, its performances, school assemblies, residencies, and workshops have reached more than 6.5 million people, with additional audiences through appearances on CNN, Good Morning America, and the television special Christopher Reeve: A Celebration of Hope. As part of Professional Flair Inc., a 501(c)(3) arts and disabilities organization, the company tours internationally, advocates for disability awareness, and shares a repertoire of 90 works by nationally esteemed choreographers with approximately 30,000 to 50,000 people each year.

At Witz End, enjoy an evening of original music alongside reimagined favorites. A mix of fresh compositions and creative takes on familiar songs sets the tone for the night.

An evening at The Fairview Tavern brings together satisfying food, a wide range of drinks, and live performances. This neighborhood bar and restaurant features daily specials, craft beer choices, and trivia nights that keep the atmosphere upbeat. It suits an easygoing meet up with friends or a music centered night out, all in a welcoming setting with prices that stay reasonable.

Celebrate the release of Violet Ray’s second skateboarding-themed concept album, Sk8t Gang. Admission is free, and the lineup features guest performances by Vandalizard, Shed Dwellers, and Wasted Society.

Medusa makes a debut performance at The Sixty6 in Cleveland, OH. The club offers food, a full bar, and its own brewery, creating a setting where guests can enjoy refreshments alongside the music.

This night features a mix of all-request music, dancing, and karaoke with DJ GramPappy James at Flyers Bar & Grill. Attendees can request songs and sing karaoke, shaping the soundtrack together.

Solid Gold Lounge hosts a DJ dance and karaoke party honoring Dolly Parton, led by Ryan DJ Schantz 91. Attendees are encouraged to dress as Dolly, with prizes for standout costumes. Sing along to favorite Dolly songs on karaoke and hit the dance floor to a mix of DJ dance hits and country favorites.

The Zoomies are back in Willowick with a debut show at The Willowick Restaurant and Lounge.

Headquarters Bar & Grill in Cleveland presents a high-energy night of pop punk and emo hits, arriving right in time for spooky season. Enjoy a soundtrack of popular tracks spanning the genres. There is no cover charge.

Tricky Dick brings a high-energy night to Time Warp Bar in Westlake with a mix of crowd favorites ranging from nostalgic throwbacks to today’s chart hits. Performing since 2008, the band is known for big stage energy and plenty of audience interaction, keeping the momentum up from start to finish. Expect live music, drinks, and a lively atmosphere, with a set tailored for dancing.

Explore movement in a fresh way with a rhythmic cardio drumming class that blends gentle percussion, mindful motion, breath, and music for an experience that feels both energizing and calming. Drumsticks and stability balls set the beat as the group flows through patterns that build coordination, balance, and flexibility, ease stress, and invite creativity and self expression. The steady rhythm and supportive setting make it easy to stay present, release tension, and finish feeling refreshed. No prior experience is required. This all levels class is rated 1 on a 1 to 5 difficulty scale. Wear comfortable clothing and plan to change into clean, dry athletic shoes.

Get your RV ready for colder weather with a drive-through winterization service hosted by RCD RV. The service team will handle the prep at all five RCD RV locations. An advance RSVP through the organizer's website is required to select your preferred location, date, and time. Marking Going or Interested on Facebook does not reserve a spot. Capacity is limited, so complete the RSVP form to secure your spot.

Lift-A-Thon: Project Break the Cycle is a charity strength event that brings the community together to raise funds for local women, children, and families in need. It features friendly competition, trophies, and the Strongest Gym Challenge, and welcomes both beginners and seasoned lifters who want to challenge themselves while supporting a cause. Advance registration is required by the stated deadline, and last-minute or walk-in entries are not accepted. No money is due at the time of registration. Competitors will bring sponsorship funds or participation payments to check-in and must complete check-in before the competition begins. Arriving early allows time to get organized and warm up. Accurate registration numbers are needed to set age groups and male and female divisions and to plan equipment, staffing, volunteers, and the competition schedule. If registrations fall short, the event will be postponed. The focus is a family-friendly day of lifting, community, and giving back.

Runners and walkers of all levels are welcome at the Halloween 5K presented by CrossCountry Mortgage, a costumed race winding through the zoo. Participants are encouraged to wear costumes for a one-of-a-kind course experience. Pre-registration is $30, with the fee increasing to $35 afterward. Spectators who plan to cheer on participants must purchase general admission tickets to enter the zoo.

A lively open-air market returns to Howe Meadow in Peninsula, set within Cuyahoga Valley National Park, bringing together neighbors, farmers, and food enthusiasts. Browse goods from more than 70 local growers, producers, and artisans, whether stocking up on staples or enjoying a relaxed stroll through the grass. The market takes place rain or shine and supports access to healthy, local food with SNAP and the Senior Farmers’ Market Nutrition Program accepted. For a comfortable visit, wear sturdy shoes and bring reusable bags. Many vendors accept credit cards, and carrying some cash can help keep lines moving. To ensure an inclusive atmosphere, the opening portion of the market is pet-free, then well-socialized dogs on a secure lead are welcome as the morning goes on, keeping in mind the bustling environment is not suited to training.

Experience an all-levels flow with Colleen, featuring options to modify or add variations so participants can progress comfortably while exploring their edge. Each class weaves in elements of yogic philosophy. No prior experience is required, though familiarity with yoga can be helpful. The difficulty is rated 3 on a 1 to 5 scale. Wear comfortable clothing for movement and bring a yoga mat.

This event is free to attend, with no registration fee required. Voluntary contributions are appreciated to help offset the costs associated with DNA testing.

Free and open to the public, this gathering welcomes guests who want to learn what the club is about. Many meetings focus on a specific theme, and attendees are encouraged to bring their own trees to ask questions and get feedback.

Presented by Lorain County Veterans Services, this second annual car show returns to Lorain County Community College with a new Biker Alley alongside the main showcase. Attendees can look forward to classic cars, custom builds, motorcycles, and community vendors, all presented in support of local veterans. Admission is free. Businesses interested in getting involved can explore sponsorship opportunities to highlight their services while supporting veterans. Registration information, vendor specifics, and further updates will be shared as they become available.

Ohio Comic Con gathers thousands of comic books alongside a lineup of talented artists. The guest of honor is superstar writer Jeremy Adams, making this a highlight for fans and collectors. It is a family-friendly experience with activities everyone can enjoy. Entry is $5.00 per person.

Discover the American persimmon in both its wild and cultivated forms during an introductory program at the Highland Nature Sanctuary and the Appalachian Forest Museum. This native tree of the Eastern Woodlands is known for eye-catching, flavorful fruit, useful leaves, and dense, dark wood appreciated across generations. Indigenous communities of the Southeast have long tended and used persimmon, and its appeal continues today even though the fruit is not widely available commercially. Naturalists Jennifer Kleinrichert and Steve Ross share their experience with growing, harvesting, and processing, illustrated with photographs, entertaining stories, show-and-tell, and tastings. Admission is $25 per person.

Odd Egg Games will be vending at the Cleveland XXL TCG Show in Cleveland, OH, with pink tables stocked with raw singles spanning modern to vintage, graded slabs and slab accessories, special sealed promos, plushies, and Odd Egg 4-pocket binders. Attendees can browse the cases and talk Pokémon with the team, who are happy to answer questions about cards, pricing, and the hobby.

At Little Birdie Wine Nest, this vampire and Halloween inspired gathering blends fine line tiny tattoos with festive sips in a cozy, spooky setting. Lola Cavotta Inkistry showcases a wide range of designs, from fangs, bats, black cats, ghosts and pumpkins to skulls, skeletons, horror nods, Summerween touches and 1990s nostalgia, along with witchy elements like potions and a special Practical Magic flash. Exclusive one-of-a-kind Creepers and personal options such as custom handwriting, Morse code and 5-dot styles offer even more ways to make it unique. A $125 ticket includes one custom spooky-season fine line tattoo by Lola Cavotta Inkistry, a Poisoned Apple Wine Slushee, reserved table service before and after your appointment so you can relax and enjoy snacks with friends, and entry into a Spooky Season Prize Bucket drawing valued at over $150. A second tiny tattoo can be added for $100 by booking the time slot directly before or after your first and entering the code SECONDTAT at checkout. The promo is available only after a primary $125 tattoo ticket is in the cart, the extra appointment must be adjacent, and it cannot be transferred to another guest. An optional Spooky Season Patch Bar add-on lets you pick a tote bag or a black baseball cap and personalize it with up to three Halloween patches for a take-home keepsake. Settle in with table service around your appointment time and explore additional offerings from the cafe, handcrafted coffee bar, wine bar and kitchen for purchase. Capacity is very limited and these tiny tattoo events tend to sell out quickly.

This gentle slow flow yoga session led by Sarah welcomes all experience levels. It features mindful movement at an easygoing pace, along with breathwork and moments of meditation to support relaxation and focus. There are no prerequisites, and the difficulty is light at a 2 on a 1 to 5 scale. Please bring a yoga mat.

A come-and-go family story time happens each Saturday in the Children's Area. Enjoy hearing stories together, singing songs, and taking part in playful, interactive activities.

Enjoy a steady, well-rounded yoga class led by Jim, ideal for newcomers and experienced practitioners who prefer a moderate pace. The session welcomes all levels with no prerequisites and offers a medium challenge, rated 3 on a 1-to-5 scale. Bring a yoga mat and wear loose, comfortable clothing.

Paloma hosts a weekend tradition in the Van Aken District, featuring a lively brunch with sweet and savory dishes, cocktails, and an inviting setting to start the weekend. It is well suited for catching up with friends, taking a relaxed family outing, or savoring a slow morning on your own.

Part of the Explore Italy Signature Series, this class charts how a patchwork of kingdoms became a unified nation during the Risorgimento while tracing the earlier emergence of Italianità, or a shared Italian identity. Dr. Paola Basile leads an engaging session with conversation and images, illustrating how strong regional cultures continued to shape the country even after unification. The program opens with a guided discussion, then shifts to a tasting of traditional foods and wines from a variety of regions. It takes place at the Italian American Museum of Cleveland in Little Italy. The price is $30 per person. Enrollment is limited.

The Cleveland Spooktacular Craft & Vendor Market brings a family-friendly weekend of Halloween fun and fall vibes focused on creative shopping. Local vendors will showcase unique finds, handmade creations, sweet treats, seasonal decorations, gifts, costumes, and other festive goods. Shoppers can discover special pieces to celebrate the season. Vendor applications are open, and space is limited for businesses eager to connect with families and seasonal shoppers.

This monthly Dungeons & Dragons one shot features a focused four hour adventure using the 2024 5E ruleset. The table is limited to five players, and the cost to participate is $10. Character sheets are provided, and players may bring their own for DM approval.

Roll up your sleeves for a fully hands-on cinnamon roll baking class at Annie’s baking school in Berea. Pastry Chef Ann LoParo, also known as Annie, guides you step by step from mixing the dough to baking and glazing so you can craft from-scratch rolls that make a delicious brunch favorite. Everyone works individually, and you will take home everything you create. Annie emphasizes practical techniques that build confidence and carry over to other recipes. She is a Johnson & Wales University graduate with 18 years of professional pastry experience and has been teaching baking classes since 2018 to students of all ages locally and internationally on Zoom. She has taught more than 1,500 classes, and her classes have been featured in Country Living Magazine and Parade Magazine. Class size is limited to 10 participants. It is open to ages 10 and older, and anyone under 18 requires a parent or legal guardian to complete a consent form. Every participant must purchase a ticket. There are no refunds, and tickets are non transferable. Recipes are not guaranteed to be nut free or gluten free. If you have allergies or medical concerns, please inquire before registering. By registering, you consent to Annie’s Signature Sweets LLC and affiliated organizations using class photos and videos on websites, social media, and other promotional materials for an indefinite period. Health and safety measures include cleaning and sanitizing in line with local guidance. Please stay home if you feel unwell, keep a safe distance from others, masks are encouraged but not required, and handwashing stations and hand sanitizer will be available.

Coaches Becky and Amanda lead an all-levels kettlebell bootcamp at Van Aken that blends kettlebell technique with bodyweight training to improve functional strength, conditioning, mobility, and confidence. Expect a focused mix of strength work, skill practice, and conditioning segments scaled to your pace, with modifications available for every fitness level. No prior kettlebell experience is required. Meet at the grassy area next to Mitchells. Space is limited, so advance registration is recommended.

A Halloween-themed pawty invites dogs and their people for a festive afternoon. Enjoy hot apple cider, go trick or treating together, and capture memories with professional photography. Costumes are strongly encouraged. Raffles and giveaways keep the excitement going. The celebration takes place at Luca’s Pet Market in Cleveland.

Young children can enjoy stories, songs, and rhymes in both English and Spanish that build early literacy skills.

Meet adoptable pets from Paws and Prayers at Medina PetSmart. Please note that a pre-approval process is required, so adoptions will not be finalized on the spot. To learn which animals are expected to attend, email Sheri at sswank1@gmail.com.

Lake Erie Distillery features a visit from the Cousins Maine Lobster truck, bringing Maine lobster favorites together with spirits. Place an order at the truck or use the Cousins Maine Lobster mobile app for contactless, ahead ordering during operating hours. Earn points with each order through the app, and if ordering at the truck, have the QR code scanned to receive credit.

Settle in for a relaxed, beginner friendly watercolor workshop at CLE Urban Winery. Explore lively, splashy brushwork and simple color pairing techniques, then create three autumn inspired art postcards to take home, frame, or gift. All supplies are included. Food and drinks are available for purchase from CLE Urban Winery.

Osborne Park in Willoughby hosts a family-friendly Halloween outing featuring a one-mile trick-or-treat trail. Costumes are encouraged as participants stroll the path and collect treats from local businesses. Support for the event comes from Chrysler Jeep Dodge Ram of Willoughby and Giant Eagle. Local organizations have an opportunity to connect with the community by sharing candy and promotional materials. Each vendor is allotted a 10-foot space that can be arranged as a booth, tent, table, or decorated vehicle. Vendors provide their own tents, tables, and other setup items, and electricity is not available. Dressing up and creative decorations are welcome. Last year’s attendance exceeded 1,000 children, creating a lively atmosphere for families and a fun experience for staff.

At Supper Club, The Reid Project delivers a salute to Stevie Wonder, a foundational inspiration and one of the most successful performers of the twentieth century. Their sound blends jazz-influenced R&B with silky vocals and moves through a range of styles while remaining distinctly their own. Tickets are $15 in advance and $20 on the day of the show. Seating is general admission, and table reservations are required.

This competition uses a 5-strike knockout format, with all play limited to games made before 1990. A $1 IFPA fee applies, and participants may opt into a $5 prize pool.

A one-hour seminar from the Catholic Cemeteries Association provides a straightforward introduction to planning ahead for burial. The session covers interment choices such as traditional full body, cremation, and natural options, along with in-ground and above-ground burial choices and approaches to memorialization. A special discount coupon is provided to participants. Space is limited, and RSVPs are requested by calling 216-641-7575 ext. 8 or by emailing bstrauchon@clecem.org.

Celebrate the season at the Annual Trick or Treat Trail in Old Brooklyn’s Ben Franklin Community Garden. This free community gathering features complimentary popcorn and apple cider, crafts, games, and music as visitors make their way through a festive path with treat stations hosted by local Old Brooklyn organizations, with plenty of chances to say hello to neighbors. The route offers a mix of terrain, with part of the trail on a paved walkway and the remainder along a wood chip path near the back of the garden. Parking is available in the Ben Franklin Elementary School lot in front of the garden and on the street. The festivities take place rain or shine.

Settle into the Crafty Canary Creativity Corner at Little Birdie Wine Nest for a hands-on Sip & Create experience centered on building a spooky season terrarium. Over two hours, a friendly local artist provides step-by-step guidance while you shape a miniature scene using premium materials. Tickets are $52.50 per person and include a 6.5 by 6.5 inch glass globe as the vessel, polymer clay for sculpting gravestones, trees, ghosts and other details, dirt, moss and stones for texture, spooky webbing with spiders, a strand of battery-operated twinkle lights to illuminate your creation, and one complimentary beverage. Drink options include an OJ mimosa, red sangria, white sangria, non-alcoholic orange juice, or a non-alcoholic fruit juice blend. This workshop is beginner friendly and welcoming to all ages and artistic abilities. A full menu of coffee, flights, drinks, snacks and shareables will be available for purchase during the event, and arriving 10 to 15 minutes early is recommended to place an order or to pre-order online. If friends purchase tickets separately, seating requests can be noted so the team can plan the seating chart. Capacity is limited to 18 participants. For questions or help with registration, call 216-785-9922. Little Birdie Wine Nest gift cards can be redeemed by phone or in person since they are not compatible with online checkout. Crafty Canary Rewards Cards are valid at these workshops and stamps can be collected. Please review the FAQs before purchasing, as all sales are final.

Enjoy an annual Trunk or Treat that brings the community together for a free, family-friendly outing. Explore decorated vehicle trunks, get your face painted, make crafts, play games, and gather candy. Costumes are welcome but not required. Remember to bring a bag for your treats.

An inclusive vinyasa class welcomes beginners and experienced participants, with flowing sequences that build strength, improve mobility, and support cardio conditioning. Wear comfortable attire and bring a mat or a towel.

Experience a witches-themed ladies night at Zivel Performance & Recovery in Brecksville, Ohio, where self-care pairs with a playful touch of the mystical. Attendees can access special event pricing on Botox, choose quick vitamin injections for a wellness boost, and enjoy mini facials for a fresh glow. Sip wellness-inspired drinks, browse boutique finds from local businesses, and add a bit of sparkle with permanent jewelry. Light appetizers will be available while guests mingle, and tarot readings will bring an extra layer of mystery and insight. This gathering blends pampering, shopping, and a hint of witchy charm.

The annual Trunk or Treat returns, offering a straightforward trunk-or-treat experience.

Celebrate Halloween at Gym Skills with a festive mix of costumes, trick or treating from decorated car trunks, open gym time, gymnastics, games, crafts, music, pizza, and plenty of spooky fun. The first portion welcomes all ages, invites costumes for trunk or treat, and then opens the floor for free play in the gym. Pricing for this segment is $15 per child with a $12 sibling rate, and children under 5 must participate with a parent or guardian. A later kids-only session is designed for ages 5 and up and features gymnastics and active play, spooky games and group activities, arts and crafts, music, and pizza with a drink. Drop-off is allowed for ages 5 and older, and the price is $35 per child with a $25 sibling rate. Children 5 and up can enjoy both portions for a combined option at $40 per child with a $30 sibling rate, creating a full evening of trick or treating, gymnastics, games, friends, food, and Halloween excitement. Families who provide a decorated trunk receive complimentary trunk or treat admission for their children. Capacity is limited. Cancellations made at least 24 hours in advance are eligible for a refund or credit, and those made less than 24 hours before the event are not.

An invading nation strikes at an ancient forest deity, unleashing a rampant overgrowth that spreads across the land. This one-shot Daggerheart session is designed for a four-hour adventure, has a $10.00 entry, and is limited to five players. Daggerheart is a new tabletop roleplaying game from Darrington Press that blends tactical choices with open-ended storytelling. Using a mix of cards and Duality Dice, it invites groups to shape the world together while every decision teeters between hope and fear. With streamlined rules, a set of 279 illustrated cards, and quick onboarding for easy play, the system keeps the focus on narrative momentum. Expect bold decisions, memorable characters, and tales that linger well after the dice and cards are packed away as you confront the creeping overgrowth and the powers that sparked it.

The 4th Annual Beachwood Schools PTO Trunk-Or-Treat takes place at Beachwood High School in the Natatorium and student lot. This free school community gathering welcomes all ages with festive decorated car trunks and plenty of treats. Participants may decorate a vehicle trunk and hand out goodies, with treats supplied by the Beachwood Schools PTO. Candy and non-candy alternatives will be available for participants. Early access is offered for neurodiverse and disabled students and their families to support a sensory-friendly and accessible experience.

Celebrate Halloween at Somerville’s and Harvest Moon Cafe with shopping, live music, prizes, tasty bites, and a hint of spooky fun. Explore Somerville’s inside a former stagecoach building that has stood for nearly two centuries, and browse vintage and retro collectibles, distinctive home decor, seasonal treasures, crystals, and other unique finds. Try a Halloween prize raffle, follow clues in a scavenger hunt that stretches through both spaces, and look for a raffle basket at Harvest Moon. Harvest Moon Cafe features live music along with a snack bar and a new Halloween menu to sample. With a setting rich in history, unexpected surprises may be waiting around the corner, and costumes are welcome for anyone who wants to lean into the spirit.

Enjoy an all-levels yoga class with Jim that blends mindful flow and focused stretching. The flow portion offers vinyasa or a slower sequence that links breath with movement for a steady, moderate pace, landing between a basics class and a full vinyasa experience to build warmth, strength, and flexibility while supporting concentration and stress relief. The stretch segment draws from yin and restorative methods, using longer, quiet holds to reach deeper tissues and encourage deep relaxation with calm, restful poses. There are no prerequisites. This class is rated a 3 on a 1 to 5 difficulty scale. Bring a yoga mat and wear comfortable clothing.

Enjoy live music from Ava Leone at The Atley.

Never Forget Nolan James returns for its sixth annual fundraiser at the Diamond Event Center. Ongoing support has made it possible to reach this milestone, and everyone is encouraged to share details with family and friends.

Step into the Halloween spirit at Cleveland Rocks and Beads with a mix of mystical activities. Try Chinese Fortune Sticks, rune tea light candle spells, energy clearing, oracle readings, and crystal divination. All activities are for entertainment purposes only. Carly Haufe of Fox and Hawk Tarot offers a complimentary three card reading aimed at offering clarity. Tips for the readers are encouraged. While visiting, browse creepy jewelry, beads, crystals, pendants, and charms. To reserve a tarot time slot, call 216-932-3780 in advance, and arrive early because if your name is called and you are not present, the next person will be seen.

Open to all ages, this family bingo fundraiser supports the hiring of four American Sign Language interpreters for Mighty Goliath Productions’ sensory-friendly performance of Disney’s The Little Mermaid. There will be 13 rounds of play, each offering a prize, and bingo books will be available at the door for $10. Concessions will be offered throughout the event, and attendees can try their luck with raffle baskets. Both cash and card payments will be accepted.

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.

6pm-9pm

This Pokemon Delta Reign Prerelease takes place at Superscript and welcomes players of any age. Every entrant receives a playable deck at the start along with extra booster packs to build and battle, then competes in a fast three round tournament. The prize lineup features three Delta Reign booster packs, and promo packs are awarded to all participants who complete the event. The entry fee is $30.

They announce their return with enthusiasm, share how much they enjoy the place, and extend an open invitation to take part.

AEG Presents brings The Presence of the Past Tour to the stage with Streetlight Manifesto alongside Dave Hause. This event is open to all ages. Ticket transfers are delayed for this show and are expected to become available about three weeks beforehand, and attendees should review the terms of the AXS Purchase Agreement for details.

Candlebox brings the Can’t Quit You Tour to House of Blues Cleveland for an all-ages show. Expect a standing-room-only experience on the main floor, with reserved seating available in the balcony. Accessible tickets can be found by using the filter on the ticket purchase page and selecting the Show Accessible Tickets option. Opening acts may change without prior notice. Tickets are available through an artist presale, a Live Nation presale, Citi cardmember presale and preferred options, as well as a public onsale.

The Cleveland Orchestra Chorus celebrates 75 seasons with a concert that salutes the history of this all-volunteer chorus and anticipates what lies ahead. Director of Choruses Lisa Wong begins the evening with John Corigliano's Fern Hill, a piece inspired by Dylan Thomas. Grammy Award winning composer and conductor Eric Whitacre then leads the United States premiere of his Eternity in an Hour, a wide ranging meditation on the opening four lines of William Blake's Auguries of Innocence. The premiere is a TCO co-commission.

HERAKLEION makes a Cleveland return for a night of live music featuring sets from Fake Muslims, Roach Wall, and Hams. Admission is $15. It is BYOB, and glass containers are not permitted.

Back at Solid Gold Lounge in Brookpark, Matt Potting delivers a party-ready set filled with country and southern rock favorites along with a mix of his own original songs. Expect an energetic performance from start to finish.

Classic Overdrive heads back to Pearl Road Tavern & Eatery for a night built around classic rock staples and a friendly, high energy vibe. Expect sing along favorites, a relaxed setting, and refreshing beverages available. It is all about familiar tunes and an easygoing night of live music.

8-11pm

Grunge DNA returns to Manzo's Sports & Spirits in Brunswick for an evening of 90s rock. The band will perform in three one-hour sets. Grunge DNA and Manzo's also extend appreciation for the ongoing support.

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.

West Akron Fadeaway brings live music to Clutch Lanes & Sports Center in Cuyahoga Falls.

Smooth vibes return as Böaterhead brings a yacht rock party back to The Wild Eagle in Broadview Hts for one final stop. Expect easygoing grooves as the venue soaks in the smooth all over again.

Tricky Dick brings a high energy show to The Local Strongsville, blending throwback favorites with today’s chart-toppers. Active since 2008, the band is known for a lively stage presence and plenty of crowd interaction, setting the tone for a night filled with hits and dancing.

Settle into a night of indie rock and pop from northeast Ohio with performances from Youth Pallet, Vegan Cannibals, and Flippant.

A touring event that combines Disney Descendants and Zombies comes to Rocket Arena in Cleveland, Ohio. This stop brings both franchises together in one experience.

Held at American Veterans Post 176 in Richfield, this turkey shoot offers a friendly mix of registration, breakfast, and then shooting. Participants can choose $5 meat rounds featuring turkey, ham, or bacon, along with $5 and $10 money rounds. Ammunition is provided on site, and bringing outside ammo is not allowed. Authorized gauges include .410, .12, .16, and .20. For .12 gauge the minimum choke is 680, while the other gauges require at least a factory full choke. Factory barrel length and choke together are capped at a combined 32 inches. Targets are set on 80 foot lanes. Youth 14 and under may shoot at no cost using .410 gauge only, provided they are accompanied and supervised by an adult, and a loaner gun is available.

This slower paced hot yoga class cultivates connection among body, breath, and mind in a warmly heated room set to 90 to 92 degrees. Expect mindful poses, gentle flowing sequences, focused breathing, and a touch of meditation to support overall well-being. The practice is designed to ease stress and inflammation while giving muscles time to both lengthen and build strength. It is open to all levels with no prerequisites and is rated a 2 out of 5 for difficulty. For comfort, bring a yoga mat, a towel for sweat, and a PBA free water bottle.

Guided by seasoned self defense instructors, this beginner-friendly class introduces practical skills for personal protection. Over two focused hours, participants strengthen awareness of their surroundings, learn ways to avoid appearing like an easy target, and practice techniques to safeguard the body’s most vulnerable areas. Training covers fundamental punches and kicks, how to repurpose ordinary items as improvised defensive tools, and approaches for responding to the types of attacks most commonly directed at women. The session also includes discussion of additional strategies and equipment that can support ongoing safety. Action Defense may cancel the class due to enrollment levels, weather, or other circumstances.

Designed for home coffee enthusiasts, this interactive training focuses on the essentials of espresso and milk. Receive step by step guidance on dosing, tamping, and pulling shots, along with how to assess flavor so you know what a well made espresso should taste like. The session also covers the basics of creating blends for espresso, how to texture and stretch milk, ideal milk temperatures for beverages, and how to match drink sizes with the right proportions. Expect practical practice that helps improve your shots and produce silky, consistent milk for café style drinks at home.

Unwind and reset in a class that focuses on relaxing the nervous system, improving movement, and enhancing mobility. It is suitable for every age and ability level, with modifications available to meet individual needs. The session takes place at Strongsville Recreation Center in Strongsville, Ohio.

Enjoy two hours of bowling with Halloween-themed menu items for $18 per person. It’s the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown will be playing while you bowl to set the mood. Shoes are not included.

Erin Nicole Neal & The Chill Factors bring a live set of cover tunes spanning blues, rock, pop, soul, and jazz to Market District in Solon, OH. Shop, relax with a favorite beverage, or enjoy lunch while hearing songs made famous by artists such as Norah Jones, Etta James, Chris Stapleton, Buddy Guy, The Beatles, Michael Jackson, Stevie Ray Vaughn, and many others.

Start your firearms training journey with a friendly, beginner focused course centered on safe rifle and AR-15 handling and shooting. The class is three hours and is led by Nationally Certified Firearms Instructors. Instruction takes place in a casual, relaxed setting and includes work with live ammunition as well as supervised time on a shooting range. Attendees receive a $25 gift voucher that can be applied toward additional training. Designed for newcomers and those seeking a refresher, the curriculum covers responsible firearms ownership, range and classroom safety, safe handling practices, rifle and ammunition function, basic shooting techniques, firearm maintenance, and guidance on next steps in training. No prior experience is required, but participants must be legally eligible to handle a firearm. The course welcomes ages 12 and up. Students under 18 must attend with a parent who also pays and enrolls. Participants ages 18 to 21 must be accompanied by an adult who also pays and enrolls. Included with registration are the use of a .22 rifle with .22 ammunition, range fees, a target, and both eye and ear protection. Please bring a driver’s license or other identification, wear or pack a sweatshirt or jacket since the range can be cool, and feel free to bring beverages and snacks. You may bring your own firearm if you wish, provided you supply at least 25 rounds for it and transport it safely. Firearms are not allowed in the classroom, so leave them secured in your vehicle.

Roll up your sleeves for a fully hands-on apple strudel workshop that focuses on making everything from scratch. There is no frozen dough or filo and no group work. Each participant mixes and stretches their own strudel dough, prepares a homemade apple filling, assembles the pastry, bakes it, and takes home the finished dessert. Class size is limited to six to keep the instruction personal and focused. The session is led by Pastry Chef Ann LoParo, also known as Annie, a Johnson & Wales University graduate with extensive professional experience. She has taught more than 1,500 baking classes and her instruction has been featured in Country Living Magazine and Parade Magazine. This class is open to ages 10 and up. Participants under 18 must have a parental consent form completed by a parent or legal guardian. Ingredients and facilities cannot be guaranteed nut free or gluten free, and anyone with allergies or medical concerns should inquire in advance. All sales are final with no refunds, tickets are non transferable, and every person who participates must purchase a ticket. Registration grants Annie’s Signature Sweets LLC and affiliated organizations permission to use class photos or videos on websites, social media, and other promotional materials without time limit. Health and safety measures follow cleaning and sanitizing guidance from local health officials. Anyone feeling unwell should stay home. Maintaining distance, choosing to wear a mask, and using the available hand washing and sanitizer stations are encouraged.

Discover the essentials of the seven main chakras in a beginner-friendly, hour-long class with Hope. Learn what each chakra represents, why balance matters for overall energetic well-being, and how they work together from Root to Crown. The session covers where each chakra is located, common signs of imbalance, and straightforward ways to support them. It also explores crystals commonly linked to each chakra and how to use them for intention, grounding, and energetic balance. Activities include light journaling and simple visualization, and the class concludes with a guided meditation through all seven chakras to encourage a grounded, aligned, and connected state. No prior experience with chakras or meditation is required. Bringing a notebook and pen is recommended, along with a quiet, comfortable space and any crystals you would like nearby, though crystals are optional. The cost is $33. Payment is available in store with cash or online by credit card, and online payments include a $2 processing fee. For those interested in going deeper, Hope also teaches individual chakra classes at Peace, Love & Crystal Healing, with a new series beginning with the Root Chakra to be announced.

Sam Flynn appears at The Viridian Bookshop for a book signing celebrating Dweller in Darkness, the concluding volume of the Deadlights Duology that began with The Mystery of the Pale King. Attendees can chat with the author, have copies signed, and take part in a scavenger hunt for a chance to win a free signed book. Admission is free. Dweller in Darkness returns to the land of Yorgos, where deadlights glow and seven young men descend beneath the earth each equinox to confront the Dweller, believed to be the source of a spreading blight, with only one survivor each time. The story follows Cassius Marius, raised to serve the Pale King and destined to join the Lightbringers. His descent and encounter with the Dweller transform him and set him at odds with the ruler he once revered. As his body and world falter, he must weigh loyalty against humanity and decide not how to save his home but how to end it, while the tale navigates a corrupt, failing empire and asks what is worth saving or leaving behind.

Now in its 47th year, the Open House Christkindlmarkt showcases gifts created in the studio alongside selections from around the world. Open Barn Studio Days include an opportunity to meet the artist.

Relive the Woodstock spirit as Ball & Chain: The Janis Joplin Concert Experience brings Janis Joplin’s signature songs to a lively brunch in the Concert Hall. This tribute celebrates a defining voice of rock and roll, pairing the performance with a brunch menu and a Bloody Mary bar. Tickets are general admission, priced at $12 in advance and $18 on the day of the show, and table reservations are required.

A fall community clam bake brings people together over good food and friendly conversation. The event supports the RRLS PTO and the opportunities it provides for students and the wider school community. Registration is required.

Superelectric Pinball Battle returns for the 2026 season with a full day of competitive play. Participants face eight rounds of group matchplay to qualify, and the top half of the field advances to the main finals. A one-round Novice final is offered for the next four eligible players from the lower quarter of the standings who do not reach the main finals. Registration is $10, plus an $8 all-day pinball pass to play at Superelectric, with proceeds supporting IFPA fees, trophy costs, and prizes for top finishers. After qualifying and any necessary tiebreakers, the main finals begin following a short break, and the Novice finals start immediately once qualifying concludes.

At Supper Club, a brunch concert spotlights the timeless sound of Hall and Oates, featuring blue eyed soul favorites like Out of Touch, Rich Girl, and I Can’t Go for That. General admission tickets are $15 in advance or $20 on the day of the show, and a table reservation is required. The all you can eat brunch buffet is not included with the ticket and can be purchased at the table for an additional $36 for adults and $32 for children 12 and under, plus tax. The buffet menu rotates weekly for a fresh experience each visit.

Enjoy a free event featuring a candy trail, games, and a range of activities for a fun time.

This prerelease offers an early look at the newest Pokémon set, Delta Reign, featuring Rayquaza. Admission is $35 and includes a build and battle kit with a 40 card deck, one of four promo cards, and four packs from the new set. The format uses 40 card decks for three games, and every participant receives at least three additional packs at the end. A Player ID is required. An ID can be obtained through registration in advance, or one can be assigned at the event. The session typically lasts about two hours.

This 90-minute Funny Bus tour blends comedy with Cleveland history as a local comedian serves as the guide. The route travels along the lakeshore, into the Flats entertainment district, through downtown, and into nearby neighborhoods for an easygoing look at the city. Visitors and locals are welcome, and guests may bring their own beer and wine. It is suitable for date night, a night out with friends, or as a lively start to an evening on the town.

Experience organized Dungeons & Dragons play at Immortals Inc through the D&D Adventurers League. This ongoing program uses fifth edition rules in the Forgotten Realms and provides a consistent framework so players can create a character and carry it to games wherever Adventurers League play is offered. Build a fifth edition character and bring it to the table, or continue one you already use at other League events, and advance the same hero here. If you are new to D&D or roleplaying, staff at the front desk can help match you with a game that suits your experience and comfort level.

S.T.R.O.N.G. Lake County brings its local history tour series to a close with a guided walk at historic Lake View Cemetery. This leisurely autumn tour moves through one of Cleveland’s most notorious burial grounds, pausing at gravesites of men and women who were instrumental to the community and surrounding areas. The experience runs a little under two hours. Use the event link to reserve a spot.

The 7th Annual Trunk-or-Treat at All Saints is a free, family-friendly celebration open to children and families of all ages. Enjoy candy stops at creative trunks, face painting, balloon twisting, live music from the All Saints Ukes, and a visit to the Pumpkin Patch. The congregation of All Saints Episcopal Church hosts this gathering. For the safety of attendees and volunteers, only congregation members and individuals known to the church will distribute treats and serve in official roles.

Kick up your heels at Brothers Lounge in Cleveland for a beginner-friendly line dancing session with a relaxed, social vibe. Enjoy step-by-step instruction, quick reviews to build confidence, and open dance breaks where you can make requests and mingle. Doors open ahead of the lesson so there is time to grab a drink and warm up on the floor. Admission is $7 at the door. Free parking is available in a nearby lot along with plenty of street parking. This series is typically scheduled on the last Sunday of the month, offering a lively way to wrap up the week.

Spiter, Hellkite, and Stabmatics share the bill for a daytime bar gig. Admission is $15, and the event welcomes attendees of any age, with a $5 additional charge for those under 21. Tickets are available on arrival.

Kat and friends lead lively Collegiate Shag swing dance classes on the second floor of Climb Cleveland, offered as two back-to-back sessions. The first welcomes newcomers who want to learn or refresh the fundamentals. The second is for dancers comfortable with the 6 count basic, familiar with closed, open, and side-by-side positions, and with steps like Collegiate Kicks, tuck turns, and pass-bys; attendees should also be ready for tempos around 170 bpm. Participants may take either session or both. Pricing is pay what you can, with a suggested contribution of $10, and no one is turned away for lack of funds. If it is your first visit to Climb Cleveland, plan to arrive a little early to complete check in and a brief waiver at the front desk. Contributions can be sent via Venmo at @HerTenSkylarks.

A community-focused Fun Walk paired with a Pickleball Tournament features live music, vendors, raffle baskets, and food trucks. Registrants receive a goodie bag. All funds are dedicated to supporting local families impacted by breast cancer through comfort, support, meals, and financial assistance. The event benefits Our Pink Wish Foundation, a nonprofit founded by two Strongsville breast cancer survivors who are dedicated to helping local families facing breast cancer. Options include event, sponsor, and vendor tickets, along with opportunities to donate.

Explore What Moves the Dead in a focused book club conversation that follows retired soldier Alex Easton to a crumbling Usher estate to visit childhood friend Madeline, whose health is failing. The discussion delves into the story’s unnerving ecology, from rampant fungal growth to wildlife that seems to move even after death, and examines how a parasitic organism invades living hosts and exerts control beyond the end of life. Conversation will consider the characters, the strange biology driving the horror, and the moments that make this tale so compelling. A $10 club fee applies, waived with an in-store purchase of the book at The Viridian Bookshop. Readers who already own the book are asked to pay the fee, which helps support ongoing clubs, events, and other activities.

A free community meal is offered at First Congregational Church of Twinsburg-UCC. It is open to all, and you may choose to eat at the venue or take a meal to go.

Settle into a calming practice that blends Yin and Restorative approaches. Expect unhurried, passive postures held for about three to five minutes or longer to reach deeper connective tissues like fascia, ligaments, and joints. Restorative segments invite stillness in supported shapes that may be held for extended periods with the help of blankets, bolsters, or blocks, encouraging deep release and a quiet mind. The session supports relaxation, increased flexibility, and smoother energy flow, while activating the parasympathetic nervous system to reduce stress, improve sleep, and promote healing. There are no prerequisites and it is suitable for all levels. The difficulty is rated 1 on a scale of 1 to 5. Please bring a yoga mat and wear comfortable clothing.

East Wind brings classic rock from the 70s and 80s to Grindstone Tap House, focusing on faithful, true-to-the-era renditions. The performance centers on timeless tracks from those decades and highlights a sound crafted for authenticity.

Enjoy a spooky, fun-filled evening. Please send RSVPs to info@stcoletteparish.com.

An all new arena-scale concert unites the worlds of Disney’s Descendants, ZOMBIES, and, for the first time, Camp Rock in one high-energy show. The cast features Disney stars Malachi Barton (ZOMBIES 4, Camp Rock 3), Liamani Segura (Descendants: Wicked Wonderland, Camp Rock 3), Dara Reneé (Descendants: The Rise of Red), Mekonnen Knife (ZOMBIES 4), Hudson Stone (Camp Rock 3), Swayam Bhatia (ZOMBIES 4), Kiara Romero (Descendants: Wicked Wonderland), and Alexandro Byrd (Descendants: Wicked Wonderland). Expect a night of hits from all three franchises, reimagined with new mashups alongside favorite songs. Dynamic choreography, eye-catching special effects, and interactive moments keep the energy high from start to finish, with a nostalgic nod for longtime fans. Guests are encouraged to dress as favorite characters and sing along as the music and moments from Descendants, ZOMBIES, and Camp Rock share the stage in a brand new concert experience.

A crossover tour featuring Disney's Descendants and Zombies comes to Rocket Arena in Cleveland, Ohio, bringing both worlds together for an arena event.

Led by Stori, this balanced workout combines three key focuses to build overall fitness. The session is organized into three 12 minute segments, starting with cardio, moving into strength and conditioning, and finishing with core training. The format is designed to elevate metabolism while improving muscular strength and endurance. All levels are welcome and no prerequisites are required. The intensity is rated 2 on a 1 to 5 scale, offering an accessible pace. Please bring clean, dry athletic shoes that are different from the pair you arrive in, a towel for sweat, and a PBA free water bottle.

Experience a gentle exploration of the eight limbs of yoga woven into regular Slow Vinyasa and Wellness classes. Across eight weeks, each class focuses on a different limb, progressing step by step to support both new and continuing practitioners. Attend as it fits your schedule, whether for a single session or the full series, and register as you normally would using a membership, package, pass, or a single class purchase. Please bring your yoga mat, and all other props will be provided.

Guided by Deirdre, this all-levels Hatha Flow brings together breath-led Vinyasa movement with the steady grounding of classic Hatha. Participants move through smooth, approachable sequences that build warmth, strength, and flexibility, then pause to refine alignment and reconnect with the breath. The practice encourages a meditative quality in motion that can enhance focus, support heart health, and reduce stress. There are no prerequisites, a yoga mat is recommended, and the effort level is about a 3 on a 1 to 5 scale. It suits those who enjoy flowing movement along with time to settle, explore, and integrate each posture.

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

Led by Jim, this advanced vinyasa practice draws from the classical Ashtanga method. Expect a methodical flow that links breath and movement through set sequences to build strength, support detoxification, and enhance mental focus. The session blends postures with conscious breathing, internal energy locks, and a steady gaze, encouraging deep internal cleansing and supporting spiritual development. It is rated 5 out of 5 for difficulty and is intended for experienced participants with at least a year of regular practice, or a background in dance, gymnastics, or martial arts. Please bring a yoga mat and wear comfortable, casual clothing.

This group workout pairs moderate cardio with functional strength training to build muscle, support heart health and endurance, enhance balance, and make everyday movement feel easier. Options are available so every fitness level can take part comfortably, and there are no prerequisites. With a lowest difficulty rating, it offers an approachable way for active adults to stay strong, healthy, and motivated. Please bring clean, dry athletic shoes to change into, along with water and a towel.

Gamers can enjoy coffee while playing board games together.

Guild Forge Games hosts a Sorcery: Contested Realm league that blends careful deck building with tactical movement across the battlefield. It offers space for both casual and competitive play, and new players can get learn-to-play guidance. Expect weekly pairings, chances to connect with local Sorcery fans, and standings that track progress throughout the league. Bring a deck if you have one, or get help starting from scratch. Whether you are tuning an Atlas and Spellbook or playing your first match, this friendly setting highlights smart choices, evolving strategy, and the spirit of competition.

Settle into an easygoing yoga class that focuses on relaxation while gently building flexibility, strength, and balance. Guidance centers on mindful body awareness and steady breathing as you move through poses on the floor and upright, including lying down, seated, kneeling, on hands and knees, and standing. The pace stays unhurried, with options offered for different needs. This class is open to everyone and requires no prior experience. Labeled Level 1 on a 1 to 5 scale, it is suitable for all levels. Bring a yoga mat and wear comfortable clothing.

Rec2Connect’s inclusive cheer and spirit squad returns to Lakewood for a fall season that welcomes new and returning participants ages 8 and up. It offers a community team experience for those who have aged out of school cheer, are seeking a local group to support community events, or want to try cheerleading for the first time. Athletes of all abilities learn adapted cheer skills, build confidence, make connections, and cheer for their community together. The program is designed to be inclusive and flexible for individuals with disabilities while inviting athletes of all abilities to participate. This season is supported in part by a grant from Kaulig Giving.

Express your artistic side in a supportive setting designed for people living with epilepsy. Guided by a licensed professional art therapist, this monthly program uses the creative process to encourage healing and self-expression. Participants can turn inner feelings into visual art while building tools that may help with pain management, easing anxiety, and boosting self-esteem. This free, in-person session takes place at Empowering Epilepsy Headquarters, and registration is required so adequate supplies can be prepared. The program is supported by Cuyahoga County residents through Cuyahoga Arts and Culture, with matching contributions from The Harry K. and Emma R. Fox Charitable Foundation and The Samuel H. Press Estate.

Enjoy a calming Qigong Tai Chi session with Jeannie that centers on whole-body wellness. The practice supports stamina, steadier balance, and greater flexibility while encouraging a return to your natural state of health. Sessions blend smooth, gentle movements with mindful breathing, self acupressure massage, and soothing guided imagery. It is open to all levels with no prerequisites and is rated 1 on a 1 to 5 difficulty scale. For comfort and safety, wear comfortable clothing, bring a clean and dry pair of athletic shoes separate from the ones you arrive in, or opt for nonslip socks or bare feet.

Put your trivia skills to the test at Bottle House Brewery during a general knowledge showdown. Expect questions spanning pop culture, history, music, sports, and more. Gather a team, enjoy your favorite drinks, and compete for prizes and bragging rights. Arrive early to secure a spot and get set for the game.

A Pokemon Delta Reign prerelease at Superscript welcomes all ages. Participants receive a ready to play deck along with additional booster packs, then compete against other players in a quick three round tournament. Prizes include three Delta Reign booster packs, and promo packs are given to every participant who completes the event. Entry is $30. Early registration is encouraged.

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

This gentle restorative yoga session centers on deep relaxation for body and mind. Instead of moving rapidly through sequences, it emphasizes a small number of poses held for about three to five minutes so you can settle in, lengthen gradually, and follow your breath while letting outside distractions fade. The focus is to deepen stretches, quiet the mind, and feel fully present. No previous experience is required, and all levels are welcome. The class is rated 1 on a 1 to 5 difficulty scale. Please bring a yoga mat, wear comfortable clothing, and consider a pillow and blanket for Savasana.

Century Tavern in North Ridgeville hosts a Queen of Hearts drawing with a chance at a growing jackpot, followed by an evening of music with a live DJ. Tickets for the drawing are sold throughout the week, offering plenty of opportunities to take part. After the numbers are called, the music keeps the night going. The event is hosted by DJ Don Kooch and presented by JDJ Mobile Entertainment.

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

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

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