Events in Columbus today

Enjoy a 30-minute TrackMan golf simulator rental for $10. Practice or play as you work on your swing in high-tech simulators. Bring your own clubs or use demo clubs. Registration is available.

The event offers free carousel rides, parachute games, and hands-on building with Imagination Playground blue blocks. Attendees can kick around a soccer ball and enjoy plenty of space for self-directed play.

At the Commons, tacos and Latin fare are available every Tuesday from May to September.

This friendly Pokémon League brings together fans of the Pokémon Trading Card Game, Pokémon GO, and Pokémon video games to play and connect. Participants of any age and experience level are welcome, with a relaxed focus on fun, community, and a shared love of collecting and playing. For questions or concerns, contact Ellen at professorellensevents@gmail.com.

This weekly Tuesday skating special features two admissions for $10 or a single admission for $6. Skate rental is $6.

Boost your heart rate with a free outdoor HIIT cardio class on the North Lawn of the Commons. Take your workout outside at no cost. A fitness waiver is required before participating.

Ninajirachi brings the I Love My Computer and It Loves Me Tour to KEMBA Live in Columbus, joined by MGNA Crrrta. This is an outdoor, all-ages show that will go on rain or shine. Doors open prior to the performance.

Enjoy an all-ages event featuring This Is Lorelei. Guests of every age are welcome.

Enjoy an evening of line dancing at Black Swan Bar & Grill, where instruction is suited to beginners and improvers and no partner or prior experience is required. Lessons are spaced with warm-ups and plenty of time to dance in between, and the floor stays open for requests throughout the night. The kitchen is open, and the bar offers a range of drinks with seasonal cocktails and daily specials. It is a relaxed way to learn new steps, practice favorites, and connect with a friendly community.

Phoebe Bridgers brings The Lost Tour to Nationwide Arena with Alex G as the special guest. For every ticket sold, one dollar will be donated to RAINN to support survivors of sexual violence and advance prevention efforts. Ticket purchases are not eligible for tax deductions.

Hard Road Cafe hosts a weekly trivia night where you can enjoy a drink, compete for prizes, and show your friends how much you know. Expect a friendly competition that puts your knowledge to the test.

A show featuring Nation of Language at Skully's Music-Diner, presented by Celebrity Etc presents. Advance tickets are $30, and admission is $35 at the door. Tickets are available at Used Kids Records, Magnolia Thunderpussy, and Rumba Cafe. This event is open to all ages, with an additional $3 cash required at the door for those under 21.

Oddfellows Liquor Bar in Columbus hosts a karaoke night featuring a catalog of more than 70,000 songs. Attendees can sing solo, team up for a duet, or cheer on performers from the crowd. Expect plenty of laughs, upbeat energy, and memorable moments throughout the evening. It is hosted by Doug Dimmadome.

Columbus Commons hosts breakfast fare and coffee served by area food trucks, creating a convenient stop on the way to the office. This weekly Wednesday offering makes starting the day easier with something hearty to go.

Older Siblings Playtime opens the playspace to big brothers and sisters so they can take part instead of waiting on the sidelines. Big kids can build, dig, and explore alongside their younger sibling for a shared play experience. Kids of any age may participate when they come with a sibling who is 7 or younger, and admission for the older sibling is the same as the price for ages 7 and under. It is offered every third Wednesday during regular hours, and no special reservation is needed. Play together to build confidence, strengthen problem solving, and grow resilience at every age. Families can stay together, and older kids can step into roles as role models, creative leaders, and stronger builders. All older participants must be accompanied by a sibling age 7 or under.

Enjoy a weekly card show centered on Pokémon, trading card games, and sports cards at Counterbalance Brewing Company. Expect a changing selection of tables featuring both TCG and sports cards, plus free giveaways and occasional special activities. Admission is free and the event welcomes all ages. Food and drinks are available from the brewery. For table availability and more information, email midwestsportscardshows@gmail.com.

Take your yoga practice outside on the North Lawn of the Commons with a free fitness class in an open-air setting. Center your body and mind as you move through the session surrounded by fresh air. A fitness waiver is required for participation.

Distorted Silence returns to Quaker Steak & Lube for the 2026 Bike Night finale and giveaway. This closing event brings the season to an end with Distorted Silence and a giveaway at the venue.

Take your yoga practice outside with a free class on the North Lawn of the Commons. This open air fitness session is offered at no cost and requires a completed fitness waiver before participation.

Phantogram performs at KEMBA Live in Columbus, OH with an indoor show open to all ages. Doors will open before the performance. The event organizer has delayed ticket transfers, which will be enabled later. Resale on AXS Resale will not be available immediately and may open at a later time. For details on purchasing terms, review AXS’s Purchase Agreement.

Pennywise headlines Newport Music Hall in Columbus with Angel Du$t, H2O, and Murphy’s Law also on the bill. This all ages concert features a band known for politically charged, melodic hardcore that grew out of Hermosa Beach backyard parties and the region’s surf and skate scene. Influenced by Black Flag, the Circle Jerks, and the Descendents, the group helped drive a second wave of American punk from a tight community to a worldwide audience. Years of relentless touring and high energy shows built a devoted following and a catalog that includes staples like “F*ck Authority,” “Alien,” and “Bro Hymn,” the latter honoring founding bassist Jason Thirsk. Their discography spans decades with albums such as About Time, which carried “Same Old Story,” “Perfect People,” and “Every Single Day” to international airwaves, along with releases including Pennywise, Unknown Road, Full Circle, Straight Ahead, Land of the Free?, From the Ashes, The Fuse, Reason to Believe, All or Nothing, and Yesterdays.

Enjoy a relaxed trivia event with no charge to play, open to everyone.

The Secret Sisters bring close harmonies and a country-folk palette to a performance rooted in reflections on life, love, and womanhood. Alabama-born siblings Laura Rogers and Lydia Slagle shaped their fifth album, Mind, Man, Medicine, with a renewed sense of independence and calm, writing about motherhood, commitment, compassion, and self-preservation in a turbulent world. The record follows their Grammy-nominated Saturn Return, co-produced with Brandi Carlile and praised by outlets such as Rolling Stone. For the new album they partnered in the studio with Ben Tanner and John Paul White, recording at FAME Studios in Muscle Shoals and Sun Drop Sound in nearby Florence, with contributions from Zac Cockrell and Larry Campbell. The evening opens with Mary Bragg, a Swainsboro, Georgia native recognized for her work as an artist, songwriter, producer, and engineer. Her 2017 release Lucky Strike drew strong critical attention for its craftsmanship and a voice that channels hardship and hard-won victories with intimacy. Food and drinks from the full menu are available before and during the show. Those planning to dine beforehand can reserve a table on the kitchen side of the venue through Resy.

Ohio musician Ethan Timm brings an old-soul spirit shaped by classic rock legends who wrote songs that stick with you. His performances blend fun and passion, highlighting smooth, soulful vocals and tasteful, blues-tinged guitar work. Expect a mix of well-known favorites from the past, original tunes in a similar style, and a few standout deep-cut covers. Each show offers its own surprises at Park Street Tavern.

Celebrate Hump Day with a midweek karaoke session. Belt out your favorite songs, with Benny and Friends on hand every Wednesday night.

Designed as a cozy, heart-centered space, this round table brings values-aligned business owners together even as their paths differ. Whether you are just exploring an idea, actively growing, or already established, the focus is on brainstorming, sharing, and listening to fresh perspectives. Enjoy tea while trading resources, sparking new ideas, and building meaningful connections. Children are welcome and can use the kids play area while the conversation unfolds.

Discover new career possibilities in Columbus, Ohio at a job fair that brings together employers who are currently recruiting. Open to job seekers at every experience level, the event features organizations from a variety of sectors, including healthcare, technology, customer service, logistics, and more. Speak directly with recruiters, share your resume, and take part in immediate interviews.

Presented by Fifth Third Bank, this gathering at Columbus Commons brings together ten of Columbus’ best food trucks for a showcase of diverse lunch options. Each week features plenty of variety, making it easy to try something new. Attendees can bring their dogs and friends, or enjoy a solo meal in the sunshine.

A community drive-thru clinic is offering essential vaccines for owned dogs and cats at no cost while supplies last. Services are first come, first served. On arrival, look for orange signs and follow the drive-thru line for assistance. Keep pets safely controlled on a leash, in a crate, or otherwise contained. Wait times can vary, so plan ahead for warm weather and bring water for your animals. If a pet shows signs of heat stress, alert a staff member right away. Donations are welcome and help sustain these clinics. Supplemental pet food is not guaranteed at every clinic and, when available, is limited. Vaccines include a one-year rabies shot for dogs and cats 12 weeks and older, plus DAPP for dogs and FVRCP for cats beginning at 6 weeks of age. These clinics aim to reduce barriers to care, protect community health, limit the spread of disease, and help pets remain with the people who love them.

Now in its 10th anniversary season, Bronzeville Growers Market offers farm fresh produce from area growers, unique goods for the home, performances by local artists, and helpful resource tables, with even more to explore. Admission is free and the market welcomes visitors of all ages.

Ole 60 brings the Off The Grid Tour to KEMBA Live in Columbus, Ohio, with Kolton Moore & The Clever Few and Garret Elias also on the bill. The concert takes place outside and will proceed in any weather. All ages are welcome. Ticket resale through AXS Resale is not initially offered and may become available later, and buyers should review the terms of the AXS Purchase Agreement for details.

Settle in at The Yard for a night of live music that blends funk, acoustic sounds, Americana, and rock, highlighting standout local performers. This show features Angela Perley. Choose a seat on a patio with a view or unwind on the lawn and enjoy the music as the evening unfolds. The Yard is situated north of Macy’s and east of Nordstrom.

An in-person gathering at Game Arena focuses on Japanese Riichi Mahjong and welcomes players of every experience level. Newcomers can learn with help available on site, while experienced players can enjoy friendly, casual games in a supportive setting.

Take a focused, ten minute look at a single artwork guided by a CMA educator. This pop-up series highlights different pieces on view, and signs near the CMA Welcome Desk will point you to the featured work for the day. The experience is included with general admission and no registration is required.

Power through a free downtown fitness session focused on high intensity interval training cardio at CCAD Park. Presented in collaboration with Columbus Recreation and Parks, this class is part of a summer series of complimentary workouts happening across the downtown area. Expect an energetic pace that gets you moving and builds a healthy sweat.

Hammerfall takes the stage at The KING of CLUBS with special guests Evergrey and The Human Tragedy. The show is presented by TKOC and welcomes all ages with an accompanying adult. Reserved table seating and general admission ticket options are offered.

Presented with Columbus Recreation and Parks, this complimentary fitness class brings an energizing summer workout to Downtown. It offers a chance to get moving and work up a sweat at no cost.

Test your wits at a trivia night at Donericks Pub on High. Enjoy drinks while you play, compete for prizes, and show off what you know to your friends.

VHS Social Club turns the spotlight on karaoke with a catalog of more than 70,000 songs to choose from. Belt out a favorite anthem, team up for a duet, or relax and cheer on the performers as the room fills with laughs, upbeat energy, and memorable moments. Hosted by Dr Rockso.

Jammy Buffet brings a live performance to Rumba Cafe, presented by Celebrity Etc presents. Advance admission is $15 and entry at the door is $20. Tickets are available in person at Used Kids Records, Magnolia Thunderpussy, and Rumba Cafe. This event is open to all ages, and attendees under 21 will be charged a $2 cash underage fee at the door.

Enjoy a tropical twist in the treetops with an easygoing summer atmosphere and outdoor thrills. Dress in island-inspired gear like floral shirts, leis, bright hues, or beachy outfits to collect freebies and enjoy chances at prizes while making memories with friends and family. Clothing should be suitable for zip lining, with no loose or bulky pieces, and closed-toe shoes required. Reservations are recommended.

Spend ten minutes with a CMA educator in a focused conversation about a single artwork. As part of the 10 Minutes on the Dot series, each pop up highlights a different piece on view. Follow the signs near CMA’s Welcome Desk to find the featured work for the session. The experience is included with general admission and does not require registration.

The 6th Annual Come Together Recovery Festival takes place at Franklin Town Square, celebrating recovery in the mountains. Participants can hear testimonies of success and receive information from local agencies and support groups. Free activities are available for kids. Live music includes Hoppie Vaughan, then Marshall Ballew, and finally the Modern Mammals.

Back for the summer, Level the Vibes celebrates Columbus reggae history and culture in the sculpture garden. The event features DJ sets curated by Sammy Macchiato. Entry to the program and sculpture garden is free, and gallery access requires separate admission. Tickets for the exhibition Tavares Strachan: The Day Tomorrow Began are available at the Welcome Desk.

Hulvey brings a dynamic, faith-centered performance to Newport Music Hall as part of the Could Be Tonight Tour. A leading voice from Reach Records, he has a Top 10 release on Billboard’s Christian chart, the Gold-certified single Altar, and more than 100 million streams, following major runs with Brandon Lake. Special guests Indie Tribe and Kijan Boone join for an evening that blends hip hop, worship, and purpose with an impactful, personal touch.

Learn alongside instructor Pamela ODea while crafting a custom leather handbag from start to finish. Explore leather types, how to choose and use essential tools, hand stitching techniques, and how to select and attach hardware. An email will arrive one week before the class so you can choose your leather colors, so use an email address you check often when signing up. The session is designed to be relaxed, interactive, and enjoyable, and you will leave with new skills and a finished, high quality leather accessory.

Charmy's Market hosts a recurring wine tasting featuring three to five distinctive wines to sample, with the lineup changing each time. Tickets are $15 at the door, with an option to purchase in advance. Made to order flatbreads are available to enjoy as a meal or to share.

Two Door Cinema Club brings a special anniversary show to KEMBA Live! in Columbus, celebrating 15 years of Tourist History. STRFKR will also perform. This outdoor concert goes on regardless of weather and is open to all ages. The organizer notes that AXS Resale will not be available at first and may open later, and purchasers should review the terms of AXS’s Purchase Agreement for details.

FinTan brings a lively blend of acoustic instruments and the spirit of the Irish pub to Fado Irish Pub & Restaurant in Easton, Columbus, making a first appearance at this location. The Irish pub band from Southwest Ohio refreshes tradition with contemporary arrangements and plenty of energy. Fiddle and whistle melodies pair with layered vocal harmonies, creating a set that spans traditional, current, and original Celtic songs and invites clapping, dancing, and sing-alongs. Strong vocals, tight harmonies, and skilled instrumentals keep the momentum high while honoring the roots of Irish music.

Every Friday, casa cacao hosts a forró gathering centered on having fun.

Flannagan's Line Dance Nights fill Flannagan's Dublin with upbeat music and line dancing from start to finish in an easygoing, welcoming setting. Guests can enjoy drinks and food while the dance floor stays active, creating a fun scene with a friendly crowd. The event suits experienced dancers as well as newcomers, offering a relaxed way to unwind and connect with friends, whether familiar faces or new acquaintances.

Friday Night Magic at VGMX offers a welcoming night of gameplay where players can connect with friends, meet new opponents, and explore the Magic multiverse filled with memorable characters and spells. The format changes from week to week. For this session, the plan is a Reality Fracture Prerelease Event with a $35 entry fee. If the listed set is unavailable for packs, the format will shift to Chaos. Five dollars from each entry goes toward prize support, which includes store credit and promo packs or cards.

After a nail-biting finish in last year’s Mount Vernon Battle of the Books, Harper and Amelia return as captains determined to lead their teams to a win. When pressures at home spill into practice, their stress takes on a vivid life of its own... characters from their reading list begin to appear, and a covert group bans the books and shuts down the contest. With everything on the line, the students fight to keep the competition alive while trying to repair strained relationships. Honored with the 2026 New Hampshire Theatre Awards Excellence in Playwriting after a production at Andy’s Summer Playhouse, this coming-of-age story blends comedy, drama, magical realism, and movement. It considers poverty, grief, coping under pressure, single-parent families, legacy, friendship, and the effects of book bans. This professional premiere brings the journey to the stage at Riffe Center Studio Theatres.

Acoustic mastery meets high-octane energy as the Dan Tyminski Band brings a blend of bluegrass, country, and Americana to the stage. Expect impeccable ensemble playing, soaring vocal blends, and a set that moves from tender ballads to hard-driving favorites, led by one of the most respected voices in modern roots music. Dan Tyminski, a longtime member of Alison Krauss & Union Station, has helped shape contemporary bluegrass through celebrated recordings and far-reaching collaborations. His unmistakable voice powers I Am a Man of Constant Sorrow from O Brother, Where Art Thou? and Avicii’s Hey Brother, reflecting an influence that spans genres. This concert is part of the Scioto Mile Concert Series presented by Columbus Recreation and Parks at Bicentennial Park along the Scioto Mile. Enjoy free live music with food trucks and a bar available, produced in partnership with the Columbus Association for the Performing Arts (CAPA).

Horse Feathers performs at Natalie’s - Grandview, presented by WCBE and Celebrity Etc. This all-ages concert offers advance tickets for $25 with reserved seating.

Heidi joins friends at Tara Hall for an evening of music and camaraderie.

Ledo’s Tavern hosts a lively karaoke night led by Liam the "Gentleman," offering a massive catalog of more than 75,000 songs. Take the mic solo, team up for a duet, or cheer on the singers in a fun, upbeat atmosphere. The night also features $4 shot specials.

Ohio Stadium hosts a college football matchup between the Ohio State Buckeyes and the Illinois Fighting Illini. Children under age 2 are admitted at no cost when seated on an adult’s lap. Bags are mostly prohibited, with only medical bags, diaper bags, or small clutches no larger than 8x5x1 allowed, and guests carrying bags must use designated entrances for screening. Ticket access includes a public sale, presales for the Ohio State Alumni Association and for all alumni, and a resale option.

Devin Henry performs live at The O on Lane for a pregame concert held before each home Ohio State football game.

Kickstands & Coffee brings motorcyclists together for a recurring meetup at Throttle Co., featuring complimentary coffee from a rotating roster of local and regional coffee shops and roasters. It is also a weekly gathering for the Litas Columbus, and is open to new and interested members.

Plant enthusiasts, indoor growers, and anyone curious about controlled environment agriculture can explore a free expo at Indoor Gardens’ Columbus location. The Ohio Grown Fall Expo brings together many vendors ready to answer questions, offer growing tips, and share complimentary samples and giveaways. Attendees can connect with knowledgeable experts in lighting, hydroponic systems, environmental controls, nutrients, and fertilizers, making it a helpful stop for hobbyists and those with commercial cultivation licenses alike. Look for a major sale during the event, plus complimentary food and a large raffle. Vendor spaces are not sold for this expo, and any request for payment to secure a spot is fraudulent.

Open Studio at CMA welcomes all ages to explore and create with a variety of art materials, guided by monthly themes inspired by exhibitions and artworks on view. The experience encourages participants to think like artists and discover new ways of making. A quiet hour is offered for visitors who prefer a calmer setting, especially those with sensory sensitivities. On the first Saturday of each month, Open Studio is reserved for members.

The Warren Marching Warriors are set to compete in the Central Ohio BOA Regional Championships at Crew Stadium. Official performance times will be announced later.

A monthly arts gathering where studios open to visitors, a market buzzes with activity, a food truck serves on site, and the gallery welcomes browsing. Attendees explore creative spaces, connect with artists, and help sustain businesses in the community. Each month brings something new to discover.

Walk 4 CMT brings the community together at Whetstone Park in Columbus for a purpose-filled walk along scenic park paths and greenway scenery. Friends, families, and fellow supporters can stroll the loop while contributing to a nationwide effort to raise awareness of Charcot-Marie-Tooth disease. The event welcomes all abilities and participants from the local area and beyond, and every step helps support people living with CMT.

Enjoy a relaxed day of Magic: The Gathering at VGMX with casual Commander games designed for multiplayer fun. Bring a friend and pilot a Commander Constructed deck built around a legendary creature, trading big plays and memorable moments at the table. There is no entry fee, and participants of all experience levels are welcome.

Schiller Park in German Village comes alive with a community drum circle guided by master drummers Cullen Daniel III and Iggy Garcia. This freestyle experience welcomes every age and skill level to connect through rhythm by drumming, dancing, singing, or simply listening. Bring drums, singing bowls, shakers, or rattles if you have them, and know that extra percussion will be available to share. The gathering blends energetic grooves with moments of prayer and healing intention, offering a refreshing way to release stress and lift the spirit. The setting is family friendly and laid back, with a welcoming atmosphere that lets participants arrive when it suits them and stay as long as they like. To help maintain a safe and respectful space, please leave alcohol, drugs, and valuables at home. Parking is available. Contributions in the form of a love offering are appreciated to keep the circle thriving.

Explore bubbly creativity at Brush Crazy with a hands-on workshop that uses bubbles to create colorful art. Learn how bubbles, often used in science to study surface tension, can inspire unique designs on a project you choose. Studio items range from about $20 to over $100, and a $10 RSVP is credited toward an in-studio purchase. Bring your favorite beverage and snacks.

Bear Ghost brings the Tiny Hitman Tour to The KING of CLUBS in Columbus, joined by Sarah & The Safe Word and Spaceman Bob. This all ages concert also references video titles Rivers Is A Vampire and Necromancin Dancin.

Rock Paper Scissors returns to Eldorado's Food & Spirits with a two-hour set of off-the-beaten-path singalong tunes. The performance focuses on unexpected selections that invite plenty of singing along.

Kevin Farley brings his stand-up to The Attic Comedy Club for a night of wit and storytelling drawn from a multifaceted career. A member of the Farley comedy family, he has appeared in films such as Black Sheep and The Waterboy and on television in MTV's 2gether, Curb Your Enthusiasm, Drunk History, It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia, and Superstore. He tours nationally, headlining major rooms including The Laugh Factory, The Comedy Store, and The Improv, and he recently released a Dry Bar Comedy special. Offstage, his work spans producing and directing, including the documentary I Am Chris Farley, the feature Paranormal Movie, and the co-directed Hollywood & Wine. He is also heard on podcasts like The Bystanders with Jane Lynch, Offsides, and The Farley Farm with his wife, and he has been featured on The Today Show, The View, Extra, and Fox News. Expect irreverent humor, pop culture references, and personal anecdotes throughout the set.

Red Door Tavern hosts a Saturday night karaoke session with Steve's Karaoke. Attendees can take the mic and perform songs throughout the evening.

MMIM are back at Park Street Tavern with a Saturday night full of sing along rock.

Whistle & Keg turns Saturdays into a karaoke night hosted by Blake the Snake. Attendees choose their favorite tracks and take the mic, and a wide selection of taps and other drinks is available. It works for a full night out or as a stop after another Arena District event.

Sunday mornings offer a relaxed time to tend the garden, with opportunities for planting, weeding, mulching, harvesting, learning, and socializing. Participants may drop in as schedules allow or make it part of a weekly routine. Bring sun protection and a water bottle. Tools will be provided, and personal tools are welcome.

Help give shelter dogs the exercise and attention they deserve at a community dog walking event hosted by the Franklin County Dog Shelter & Adoption Center. This is an outdoor, weather dependent activity, and any changes due to conditions will be shared on the event page. No pre-registration is required, and newcomers and drop-in volunteers are welcome. Shelter staff will guide participants throughout, from matching with a suitable dog to providing essentials like waste bags, treats, and harness leads, so there is no need for prior experience. Please leave personal leashes and collars at home. Upon arrival, head to the large, fully fenced walking yard behind the building, enter through the gate, and check in at the registration table. Comfortable, sturdy shoes and weather-appropriate clothing are recommended. Families are invited, and the primary handler for each dog must be at least 18 years old. Personal pets should remain at home unless a meet and greet for adoption has been arranged. Photos are encouraged, and sharing with the hashtag #FCDSAdoptables helps spotlight dogs looking for homes. Anyone interested in fostering or adopting can speak with staff to learn more. Donations of dog treats are especially appreciated. The shelter often cares for 200 to 300 dogs, and community participation makes a meaningful difference for each one.

Free general admission is available every Sunday, made possible by support from Art Bridges Foundation’s Access for All and donors to the Free for the Future Campaign. Admission to special exhibitions is included. Visitors can explore the Walter Wing, work together on a puzzle in a gallery, and enjoy time with friends and family. Engaging experiences can be found throughout the museum. Photo by JToland Photo.

Trinity Lutheran Church hosts an Oktoberfest celebration featuring traditional food, beer, live entertainment, and a rummage sale. A homemade German lunch is available for $10 and includes brats, curry wurst, sauerkraut, and German potato salad. A kids meal is offered for $5 with a hot dog and either chips or applesauce. Beverages come with all meals, and beer can be purchased with separate tickets. Desserts are available for an additional charge. Entertainment is provided by the Germania Hauskapel and the Men’s Maennerchor.

Take a focused ten minutes with a CMA educator to explore a single artwork in depth. This pop up experience highlights a rotating selection of pieces on display, offering a brief yet insightful look at the collection. Look for signs near CMA’s Welcome Desk to find the featured work for the day. The program is included with general admission and does not require registration. Photo by JToland Photo.

This free practitioner-only Reiki share with Kelly Bisson brings together practitioners of all lineages and experience levels for communal practice. The session focuses on exchanging Reiki, learning from peers, and the opportunity to receive from several practitioners at once. Registration is not required.

Sound Bath Sundays is a monthly sound experience at Gravity, led by Gravitation Columbus. Held on the last Sunday of each month, it welcomes everyone and offers a chance to reset, unwind, and recharge. Attendance is donation based and there is no required fee.

Jessica Willis Fisher shares songs rooted in renewal, resilience, and stepping into a new season of life, highlighted by Blooming, her second solo album. Recorded in Nashville with producer Ben Fowler, the album’s acoustic focus lets her clear soprano, thoughtful lyricism, and expressive fiddle come forward. Guided by a love of literature and Celtic traditions, she weaves folk, Irish, bluegrass, and Americana throughout nine tracks, including Dogwood, which embraces self acceptance, Healing with its uplifting drive, and June, One of a Kind, and Build a House, which reflect joy, tenderness, and commitment. Honest and Seeds delve into vulnerability and the hard work of growth, while Find a Lover draws on old time and Irish roots with a timeless feel. She also revisits The Fox, pairing the traditional favorite with a fiddle tune by Scottish composer Adam Sutherland. Her solo debut, Brand New Day, marked a profound turning point as she left an abusive family past and the Willis Clan, and she continues to speak up for survivors, a journey chronicled in her memoir, Unspeakable. A full food and drink menu will be available before and during the show.

Reggae Sundays brings music from The Flex Crew alongside DJ P. Funk. This 21+ event highlights reggae sounds for an upbeat night out. Admission is $10 for women and $15 for men.

Ace of Cups hosts a lively karaoke night with a massive catalog of more than 75,000 songs, making it easy to find your perfect pick. Take the stage for a solo, pair up for a duet, or cheer on the bold performers from the audience. Expect big laughs, good vibes, and standout moments from start to finish. The mic is hosted by Karaoke-Won Kenobi.