Events in Clyde today

This family friendly event features Peddle Puli, food trucks, crafts, a bounce house, a kids sale, and more. Only two vendor spots remain, available on a first come, first served basis.

This golf outing at Cranberry Golf Course includes registration and a shotgun start. Teams can take part in putting, chipping, and a stress ball hole contest. The cost is $20 per team, and hole sponsorships are available for $75. Space is limited to 18 teams. Payments are accepted via Venmo at @tavern19bloom. The event also highlights the Christmas Family Fund and a free Christmas dinner.

Port Clinton Yacht Club announces that registration for the 2026 Snow Flurries Regatta is open, and the Notice of Race is available. More details about related club activities will be shared at a later time. Saturday will include the club’s longstanding Snow Flurries Chicken BBQ.

Residents can take advantage of a mobile collection at City of Toledo Public Service that makes recycling and safe disposal easier for the community. Accepted materials include up to ten tires, on or off the rim, for a $0.50 per tire fee, along with paint, paper, cardboard, yard waste such as sticks, branches, leaves, and grass clippings, electronics, non-food styrofoam, scrap metal, and bulky items like air conditioners, refrigerators, and other large appliances. Household hazardous waste will also be collected. This effort supports the move from all-mobile Clean Toledo events to a permanent drop-off location with regular hours, expanding convenient options for responsible disposal.

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This free community walk features on-site registration followed by laps for dogs, kids, and the wider community. Afterward, an open mic invites personal sharing and reflections, and raffle drawings are planned. The event also offers music, food vendors, and a bounce house. Mental health providers will be on hand with resources and information. A free t-shirt is available with eligible advance registration. For more information, email solitudeministries@outlook.com.

During the Farmers Market, Downtown Fremont’s Sauerkraut Oktoberfest features a free performance by Culkar & Golob. Classic polka keeps the energy high as visitors browse local vendors, enjoy seasonal flavors, and take in the Oktoberfest atmosphere. Friends, appetites, and dance moves all fit right in at this lively fall celebration.

Smoky barbecue is on the menu at this event, featuring slow-smoked flavors for anyone craving classic BBQ.

This market date at the Tiffin-Seneca Farmers Market in Tiffin, OH features a scheduled appearance by a participating vendor, part of a series of planned dates at the market.

Discover the diversity of trees at Spiegel Grove while hearing about their species and stories on a guided walk. This standard tree tour, which begins at the museum, lasts approximately one hour and highlights a range of topics, from towering specimens to trees named by President Rutherford B. Hayes and his descendants in tribute to people they admired. The experience adds context to time spent in Spiegel Grove, the official arboretum that includes the estate of the president and First Lady Lucy Hayes. Admission is $10 for adults and $7 for ages 6 to 18, with children 5 and under admitted free. Hayes Presidential members attend at no charge. Same day tickets may be available at the museum front desk, subject to availability. This program is part of Hayes Presidential’s year-long America 250 celebration, with partial support from Albrechta & Liebold, Ltd., Attorneys at Law.

Set out on a two-hour river cruise aboard the Sandpiper to savor the colors of fall along the Maumee River. Glide past maples, golden willows, and oaks reflected on calm water, with fresh scenes of crimson and gold unfolding around each bend. A narrated program shares the river’s rich past, touching on Toledo’s evolution as the Glass City, its industrial story, and the importance of the waterway to Native American communities, early settlers, and the riverboat era. Warm up with fresh-pressed hot apple cider and donuts from Haas Bakery. You may bring your own beverages, including red wine, Oktoberfest beer, or a favorite bourbon, and small coolers are welcome. With comfortable seating, open-air views, and an easygoing pace, it suits couples, families, friends, and solo explorers seeking a seasonal outing. These cruises are popular and tend to sell out quickly.

Toledo Speedway ends the season with Stars, Stripes and Speed Fest, a high-energy program packed with the USAC Silver Crown Championship, the Folds of Honor Lakeside Interiors 50 for Outlaw Super Late Models, and the Monroe Asphalt Factory Stock Championship. Presented by Valley Truck Centers, this grand finale brings high-stakes racing, national talent on track, and a fast-paced sendoff to the year.

Enjoy classic Motown grooves and 1960s rock at the Sandusky Orioles Club. Expect soulful vocals, catchy hooks, and timeless tunes that keep the energy high throughout.

Lance and Shannon from Rumours Ohio perform an acoustic set at Patina Porch in Sandusky. The set spans songs from the early 60s through the 90s, includes requests, and features plenty of Fleetwood Mac.

Head out on Lake Erie aboard The Glass City Pearl for an eight hour yellow perch charter that combines a scenic cruise to productive waters with up to five hours of fishing. This family friendly outing welcomes kids, newcomers, and seasoned anglers, offering frequent bites and perch known for their mild, sweet flavor. Bring sunglasses, non spray sunscreen, bottled water, and a hat, plus a cooler with your favorite drinks, snacks, and lunch. Bait is supplied, a First Mate will be on hand to assist, and the crew will clean and vacuum seal your catch so it is ready to take home. Rods and reels are not included, but rental rods are available, and lures can be purchased on board. Families can inquire about bundle pricing that includes children. Everyone in your group must obtain a local fishing license before boarding.

This free, monthly community meetup pairs warm chai with reflective conversation in an easygoing setting. Each session is guided by a spiritual focus on adapting to change with steadiness, drawing on awareness, strength, curiosity, and surrender. Expect a brief teaching or reflection connected to the theme, open group dialogue, and optional journaling prompts that support personal insight. It offers space for listening, sharing, and genuine community connection. No yoga or philosophy background is required, and the gathering is open to everyone.

New to home espresso or frustrated by uneven shots and flat foam? This practice-focused class helps home coffee enthusiasts build confident barista skills through guided, hands-on work at the machine. Participants learn how to dose and tamp effectively, pull espresso with intention, and evaluate flavor to know when a shot is on target. The session also covers espresso blend fundamentals, milk texturing and stretching for silky microfoam, beverage temperature goals, and standard drink sizes and proportions. It is designed for anyone with a home setup, from beginners to those looking to refine technique and results.

Explore Signs of Fall with a Discovery Learning Lab at the Old Woman Creek Visitor Center. In a casual, come-and-go format, this session features themed displays, fun facts, hands-on activities, and simple crafts that highlight seasonal changes in the area. The Discovery Learning Labs series takes place on the first Sunday of each month, with a new topic featured each time. No registration required.

Drop into Old Dutch Tavern for a relaxed meet and greet with shelter dogs. Although the patio typically welcomes pets, during Yappy Hour it is reserved for the visiting pups, so please leave personal dogs at home. This casual stop offers a friendly break to say hello and share some attention with the dogs, and it is subject to weather.

Yappy Hour at The Old Dutch features the Humane Society of Erie County and their adoptable shelter pups. Held on the first Monday of each month through October, it offers time to meet dogs in need of homes. House-smoked wings are available on Monday and Tuesday nights, and they tend to sell out.

A home showdown pits the Lady Stripes against the Ohio Eagles, with junior high action leading into the varsity game.

Explore an ongoing project at Glass City Metropark with a guided tour that highlights what has been completed, what is currently being built, and what is planned next. The experience starts at the Glass City Enrichment Center, where participants board an open-air golf cart for a guided ride. Tours are offered on multiple dates and times. A reservation is required, there is no cost to attend, and capacity is limited. Some sessions are already sold out.

Food and drink specials are available alongside live entertainment from Bobby and Frankie May. Enjoy deals while the duo performs.

Montrie Auction Gallery presents an evening auction featuring a broad selection of antiques, collectibles, and rare finds. Guests can look over the offerings during a preview, then take part as bidding gets underway. The variety on the tables aims to appeal to many interests, making it easy to discover something that catches the eye.

Equality Toledo Youth Group creates an affirming space for LGBTQ+ youth and allies ages 12 to 19 to be themselves, connect with peers, and have fun. Based at the Equality Toledo office in Toledo, Ohio, the group offers a changing mix of activities each month. Participants might swap favorite songs and build playlists, make art through painting, drawing, and crafting, enjoy board and video games with friendly team challenges and prizes, take the stage for karaoke, or experiment with makeup and fashion as expressions of style. Special themed gatherings can include Drag Queen Story Hour along with storytelling and creative celebrations. Monthly schedules are posted so there is always something new to anticipate. The environment is welcoming and inclusive, encouraging laughter, creativity, and community without pressure.

Toledo’s midweek music tradition fills Lucille’s Jazz Lounge at TolHouse with soulful R&B, live performances, and a welcoming sense of community. Attendees can step up to the open mic, try the karaoke stage, or settle in with food and drinks while enjoying the music. The night is hosted by Jojuan Thomas, with sounds by DJ Lu and Band 83 in the lineup. It centers on singing, connecting, and feeling the soul alongside good music, good flavors, and good company.

Fresh comic shipments arrive as boxes are opened and shelves are restocked with brand new single issues, special variant covers, and graphic novels. Whether you are keeping up with a sprawling superhero crossover, searching for a much talked about indie launch, or flipping through the back issue selection for a dose of nostalgia, there is plenty to browse. Pick up a chilled soda from the cooler, chat with fellow readers from Sandusky and visitors from Oak Harbor about story theories, and discover your next series to follow.

This free intermediate line dancing class welcomes adults 55 and older who already have some experience and recognize the names of basic steps. It is not a starter course. An Absolute Beginner option is also available for those with little or no dance background. Each session introduces a new routine and refreshes several from prior classes to build confidence and consistency. The class concludes with open dance time to practice what has been learned. Instruction is provided by Melanie Kempton of LinedUP Line Dancing. No registration is required. Wear comfortable clothing and shoes that allow you to turn easily on the dance floor. Line dancing supports fitness, mental sharpness, and friendly social connections. For questions, text Melanie at 419-419-9785.

This open play session centers on Star Wars Unlimited. There is no cost to participate, and players of all experience levels are welcome.

Held every Wednesday at Dragon's Roost, this community night celebrates all things Warhammer with free, open play. Games on offer include Warhammer 40,000, Age of Sigmar, the Horus Heresy, Warcry, and Necromunda.

At the Toledo Game Room Play! Pokémon League, a casual community gathers to enjoy TCG, VG, GO, Pocket, and more. Activities include GO raids, unique format tournaments, competitive events such as League Challenge and League Cup, along with TCG raids and holiday parties. Players get a Prize Pack for league play and event participation.

Innovation Concerts brings The Effigies to the stage at Frankies, joined by Devil Dolls, Squzz, and Skeeter. Tickets are $15 in advance or $20 on the day of the show. Guests under 21 will be charged an additional $5 regardless of ticket type.

Across Toledo, people are building careers, companies, and technology, and this gathering creates a welcoming space for them to connect. The first Community Builder Nights meetup at Loft 419 centers on authentic conversations among people shaping what comes next in the city. There are no panels, pitches, or speed networking, just meaningful exchanges and a chance to preview the new Builder Memberships. Light refreshments are available, and bringing dinner is welcome for anyone who plans to stay awhile. It is open to current Loft members as well as those simply curious about Toledo.

This two-part childbirth education class at ProMedica Memorial Hospital helps expectant parents understand the stages of labor and delivery, explore pain management options, and prepare for the early days after birth. Each session lasts two hours and includes interactive discussion with time for questions. Class size is limited to four couples to encourage conversation and support. The class meets on the first floor in the OB unit, and the fee is $30. For more information or to reserve a spot, call 419-334-6627.

A community blood drive will take place at the Attica Fairgrounds in Attica. The event is supported by the Attica Lions Club and the Attica Independent Fair Board.

Family Night at Urban Air Toledo offers an evening filled with high-energy fun for all ages. The event features unlimited access to attractions along with extra activities and games suitable for everyone. The Platinum Family Night Package is priced at $74.99 and provides a convenient way to bundle value and make the most of the experience. Expect a lively, upbeat atmosphere that encourages laughter and creates lasting family memories.

Enjoy an evening of bingo paired with practical health education. The schedule features an early bird round with two games followed by ten main games, with brief presentations between rounds that share simple ways to lower disease risk. Admission includes dinner, a dauber, entry to all games, a door prize ticket, and a nonalcoholic beverage. Look for a 50/50 raffle, basket raffles, two purse pulls, and pull tabs. Prizes include designer handbags from Coach, Michael Kors, Kate Spade, and others. Proceeds support WHY ME in providing clear, trustworthy information on cancer prevention and natural wellness for women and families. Each ticket helps empower healthier choices with every game and every conversation.

Enjoy a weekly evening of board games hosted by Travis Rhoades and the T Town Board Gamers. Everyone is welcome to take part, and there is no cost to participate.

Take part in the area's longest-running Marvel Crisis Protocol night in Toledo, featuring tabletop battles where characters can hurl cars and topple buildings as terrain. New players are welcome, with demos available for anyone who wants to learn the game. Admission is free and it is an opportunity to connect with the local Marvel Crisis Protocol community.

The annual Farm to Table Dinner returns to the Milkhouse Reception Hall.

Experience a free evening of live music at Promenade Park in Toledo as part of the Levitt Bloc Toledo Music Series. This concert is open to everyone. Blankets and lawn chairs are welcome, and local food trucks Wanna Make 'Er Loaded and Koral Hamburg will have food available for purchase throughout the event. The music kicks off with Toledo singer songwriter Dan Greunke, a local mainstay who has performed with Sangsara, Fairly Handsome Band, Glide, and The Sprags, and who collaborated with the late Mark Hutchins of Vandolah. The Antivillains take the stage as the main act with a dreamy blend of Americana and indie pop. Their songs lean into vivid, evocative storytelling, spacious arrangements, and clear, compelling vocals, reflecting roots in Toledo and the Great Lakes. Critics have highlighted the project’s intimate, pastoral instrumentation and a luminous voice that rises through chiming guitars and steady rhythms.

Enjoy a no-cost Jam Sessions gathering at the new amphitheater. Bring lawn chairs and blankets for a comfortable seat. Grab a drink and something to eat from Downtown Fremont eateries to enjoy while you hang out. The event will go on in any weather.

This indoor yoga class, led by Jamie Fitzgerald at the new YOUnique Wellness Center in Bellevue, offers a warm break from the cold. After a strong turnout last week, the class welcomes newcomers as well as returning participants. While at YOUnique Wellness, meet with John and David to learn about the other wellness services available.

An annual gallery reading with medium Gregory Nicholas unfolds in the S3 parlor by candlelight, with messages from spirit shared in an intimate setting. Admission is $30 per person. Tickets must be purchased in advance, and there are no refunds.