Events in Coshocton, OH

Nick presents a performance that highlights both singing and instrumental musicianship, bringing both elements together in one show.

McKelvey’s Pub hosts Northeast Ohio singer songwriter Ceci Taylor, a vocal powerhouse known for catchy original songs and a mix of pop, rock, and country. Her versatility shines as she moves from commanding rock anthems to sultry, bluesy ballads. Training in musical theater and classical music shapes her clear tone, impressive range, and confident stage presence. Listeners may hear influences from Taylor Swift, Kelly Clarkson, and Pat Benatar, with vocals compared to a young Stevie Nicks (Dreams era) and Kelsea Ballerini.

Amish Country Farmers Market highlights locally grown and handmade offerings, connecting the community with fresh produce, meats, dairy, baked goods, and artisan products sourced directly from nearby farmers and makers. It focuses on providing access to wholesome foods while supporting small scale agriculture and craftsmanship. Set in downtown Millersburg, the market also welcomes new vendors. Farmers, small batch food producers, and artisans working in candles, woodwork, body care, herbal goods, pottery, and other creative disciplines are encouraged to inquire. For questions or to request a paper application, contact the Market Manager, Morgan, at market@historicdowntownmillersburg.com or reach the Executive Director, Taylor, at (330) 674-2412.

The Lost Skills Gathering is a one-day, hands-on festival where knowledgeable elders and artisans share more than 50 enduring skills through storytelling, live demonstrations, and guided practice. It offers a full day of learning that spans traditional crafts, homesteading know-how, and practical self-sufficiency, all devoted to keeping heritage knowledge alive for future generations. Set within a botanical garden, the setting becomes a living classroom that encourages connection, resilience, and the preservation of time-honored wisdom. The event focuses on an inclusive, welcoming atmosphere where politics are set aside and learning together takes priority. Held rain or shine.

In Millersburg, an outdoor amphitheater comes alive with nostalgic country music. Enjoy scenic views, tasty food, and an evening of entertainment in the open air.

Enjoy a performance by Jay Dotson, a hometown musician shaped by a deeply musical family. He brings a heartfelt, widely appealing show that reflects those roots.

Homeroom Hangover brings its hometown debut to the Sugarcreek Main Stage by the Beer Garden at the Ohio Swiss Festival, delivering a full three-hour, high-energy set from a band with deep local roots. Three of the five members grew up in the Sugarcreek area, and the evening features rock, pop-punk, country, and party anthems, singalong moments, cold drinks with friends, and a lively dance floor. The band frames it as a hometown celebration meant to be remembered long after the final song. Families and friends are welcome, and showing support by wearing a Homeroom Hangover shirt is encouraged.

Coshocton County Fairgrounds hosts the Coshocton County Pair Mini Pull, focusing on minis.

This annual sale features up to 15 percent off throughout the store. Complimentary apple crisp with ice cream will be available on specific days. There are also three gift card giveaways with prizes of $250, $500, and $1,000.

Creative people are invited to gather for a welcoming meetup sponsored by Holmes Center for the Arts. Hosted at Millersburg Mennonite Church, this ongoing series meets on the first Tuesday of each month.

Fleetwood Gold returns to Amish Country Theater for a second appearance, presenting a concert that honors every era of Fleetwood Mac, from the band’s blues roots to the chart-topping solo songs of Stevie Nicks. Celebrated for lush harmonies, powerful lead vocals, and vibrant guitar work, the group performs without backing tracks, focusing on pure musicianship and faithful detail. The lineup features two-time national blues guitar champion Chris Shutters stepping in as Lindsey Buckingham, alongside acclaimed singer-songwriters Erika Prehm as Stevie Nicks and Sara Reat as Christine McVie. Since debuting in 2021, Fleetwood Gold has built a nationwide following with precise, passionate performances at performing arts centers, festivals, fairs, and private events. Seating is reserved, and tickets are available.

The LeFevre Quartet performs live at Ohio Star Theater. Hear the quartet in concert in a theater setting.

Ethan Timm offers a passionate and entertaining performance that blends multiple genres, with rock and blues taking a prominent role.

A golf scramble featuring food, golf, and lasting memories, all in support of the Ohio Mid-East Career Center Fire and EMS Program. Team slots are open. For registration details, questions, or sponsorship inquiries, contact jdtgolfmemorial@gmail.com.

Enjoy live tunes in the courtyard space. The atmosphere is relaxed, offering a simple chance to listen and take in the music.

Hosted by Country Crossroads Education of Yesterday, this family-friendly gathering features Garden Tractor Games, exhibition garden tractor pulls, and a variety of activities alongside the main show. Awards spotlight historic machines with a Best War Era tractor honor recognizing the judges’ favorite 1941 to 1945 Gravely, and the traditional first, second, third, and People’s Choice awards remain part of the competition. Primitive camping is available on site, while nearby Zanesville offers modern comforts. Vendor swap spaces are offered for $25 per day, and a silent auction will benefit the group.

Chris Collins & Boulder Canyon return to Ohio Star Theater at Dutch Valley to present a tribute celebrating John Denver's music and legacy. The program will be performed twice, offering two separate shows.

Chris Collins and the Boulder Canyon Band present a live tribute to the music of John Denver at the Ohio Star Theater in Sugarcreek, Ohio. The performance centers on Denver’s songs, delivered on stage by the band.

This community market highlights locally grown produce alongside meats, dairy, baked goods, and a variety of handcrafted items. It connects area farmers and artisans with residents by expanding access to fresh, nourishing foods. The market takes place in downtown Millersburg near the Holmes County Courthouse. Vendors are invited to participate, including local farmers, small-batch food makers, and artisans such as candle makers, woodworkers, body care and herbal product creators, potters, and artists. Paper applications are available through Historic Downtown Millersburg. For questions, contact the Market Manager, Morgan, at market@historicdowntownmillersburg.com or the Executive Director, Taylor, at (330) 674-2412.

This extended, three hour guided tour at the Age of Steam Roundhouse explores the steam locomotive collection and key facilities including the Restoration Shop, Turntable, Machine Shop, and Storehouse. The experience delves into steam engineering and locomotive mechanics while also examining industrial heritage, railroad history, and the architecture of a traditional roundhouse. Called the Ferroequinologist Tour, it offers a deeper, more detailed alternative to the regular guided tour and is tailored for knowledgeable railroad enthusiasts.

The Our Town Coshocton Design Committee is bringing back the One Block At A Time downtown cleanup days. Community members can bring tools, team up with friends, and gather at Court Square to help spruce up Coshocton. Held on the third Saturday of the month, these hands-on efforts offer a regular way to care for downtown, one block at a time.

Autumn Assault brings a full day of fitness, teamwork, and friendly rivalry to 9:24 CrossFit. Athletes from around the area will compete in a team-based CrossFit event with three divisions: Scaled, Intermediate, and RX. Each team includes two male and two female athletes. Multiple workouts are programmed to challenge strength, conditioning, skill, strategy, and cohesion, offering options for first-time competitors as well as experienced athletes. Expect tough, exciting tests, a supportive yet competitive atmosphere, creative team costumes and themes, strong community energy, and vendors and prizes, with additional announcements on the way. Registration details, workout standards, and team requirements will be shared soon.

At Country Crossroads, this family-friendly gathering highlights the preservation of historic machinery and shares how work was done in earlier days. Stroll the grounds to see antique tractors and equipment in a wide range of shapes, sizes, and colors. If the weather allows, there will be live field demonstrations. The Captain Bryant Grist Mill will be open, featuring a sizable farm toy exhibit on the second floor and antique tools throughout the building. Children can try a supervised digger, ride the Cracker Jack Railroad, and, for the youngest visitors, Lil' Toot will circle the grounds. A play area and a corn pit add to the fun for kids. Tickets for the train rides and the digger are $1 each, and admission is by donation.

The inaugural Coshocton Train Show is set at the Coshocton County Career Center. Admission is $5, children 12 and under are free, and parking is complimentary. Concessions will be available. Proceeds benefit the Coshocton Model Railroad Club, which will also host an open house at the Coshocton Fairgrounds. The show is planned as an annual event held on the third Saturday in October. Vendors can inquire at 330-473-7466 or info@coshoctontrainshow.com. Table rates are $15 for an 8-foot table and $20 for a 12-foot table.

This event features live music in the courtyard.

Celebrate The Rocky Horror Picture Show with an interactive event. Attendees must be 18 or older. Admission is $10, and a prop is included. Please do not bring outside props or prop bags. Concessions will be on sale. A costume contest happens before the main event, so feel free to dress as a favorite character or wear whatever you like.

Step into living history at Country Crossroads, a gathering dedicated to preserving vintage machinery and sharing how work was done in earlier times with younger generations. Wander the grounds to take in a wide variety of antique tractors and equipment in many shapes, sizes, and colors. Weather permitting, field demonstrations show historic methods in action. The Captain Bryant Grist Mill is open to visitors, with antique tools displayed throughout the building and a sizable farm toy exhibit on the second floor. Families will find activities for children, including a supervised digger to operate, train rides on the Cracker Jack Railroad, and Lil' Toot circling the grounds for younger riders. A play area and corn pit add extra fun for kids. Admission is by donation, and tickets for the train rides and digger cost $1 each.

Mason Shane presents an entertaining performance of his acoustic music.

Studio 117 hosts another night dedicated to metal, with Anthony Brown coordinating the details and the lineup to be announced soon. A $5 cover will be collected to support the bands.

Nic and Sarah perform as a sibling duo, showcasing their musical talent in an engaging set that keeps the audience entertained.

Pick up a complimentary pattern for the blocks, then browse and purchase kits at each shop.

Relax and enjoy as Damien and Matt put on a performance. Take a seat, unwind, and let them handle the entertainment.

Spencer Thomas and Bobby Dotson bring a lively duo set packed with toe-tapping energy, featuring guitar, banjo, and whatever other instruments they choose to pull out for the night.

This free, in-person class supports co-parents with practical tools to help children navigate family changes both immediately and over time. In a 90-minute session, participants focus on caring for themselves, strengthening their bond with their children, and fostering a workable partnership with the other parent. Topics highlight clear, respectful communication between parents and with kids, along with strategies that promote stability and resilience after divorce. The class is led by Emily Marrison, a Family and Consumer Sciences educator, and is part of a recurring series offered throughout the year.

Settle in for an acoustic rock performance by Greg Johnson.

Celebrate the season with a Christmas performance built around the music of the Carpenters at Ohio Star Theater in Sugarcreek.

Plan a night out with friends in Dresden as Ladies Night Out offers shops open later than usual, special deals, and treats. The setting will be lively and festive, with extra time for evening browsing and buying. More information will be shared, so make a note so you do not miss it.

Experience three full hours of continuous, high energy music that never lets up. The momentum stays strong from the first note to the last, delivering an upbeat soundtrack without a single pause.

Enjoy a relaxed listening session featuring the acoustic music of Taylor Schlupp.

Nic and Sarah, a sibling duo, present a musical performance that showcases their talents. This family pair delivers an engaging show.

Wrap up your holiday gift list at a festive marketplace featuring a variety of vendors. Explore handmade crafts and art, treat yourself at a bake sale, try your luck with a raffle, and enjoy a meal from a food truck. It is a convenient stop for last minute Christmas shopping while supporting local vendors and businesses.

Celebrate Small Business Saturday in historic downtown Coshocton with the Jingle Bell Shop Hop, a cheerful day of browsing participating shops, finding gifts, and supporting the local businesses that keep the community vibrant. Expect a festive atmosphere throughout downtown along with special offers, promotions, and giveaways. Whether choosing presents for family and friends or treating yourself, discover unique finds you will not see elsewhere while shopping local. More details and the list of participating businesses will be shared soon. Sponsors include Jacobs Vanaman Agency Inc., Shrivers Hospice, Brillhart's Body Shop, Synced Consulting LLC, Dogwood Title, Dean's Jewelry, Tlaquepaque Mexican Restaurant, and Wiley Companies.

Ethan Timm showcases a wide mix of styles, weaving rock, blues, and more into a spirited, engaging performance. The show is driven by passion and energy with a strong emphasis on blending genres.

Competition takes place in Massillon with the Stripes and the Warsaw Warriors, plus TBD opponents in both JHB and VB. The slate includes Stripes vs Warsaw in JHB and VB, Stripes vs TBD in JHB and VB, and Warsaw vs TBD in JHB and VB.

Celebrate the start of the holidays at Dresden's cherished parade, where glowing floats and sparkling lights create a scene of small-town charm. Enjoy a warm, festive atmosphere that brings the community together in the spirit of the season. More details about the parade and other holiday happenings will be shared soon.

Guests board a steam-powered train to the Age of Steam Roundhouse Museum for a festive visit illuminated by Christmas lights. Inside the Roundhouse, Santa greets visitors among a historic collection of steam locomotives and is available for photos. Families can work on a holiday craft and enjoy cookies and hot chocolate. Each child receives a complimentary gift bag before departure. Admission is $15 for ages 3 to 17 and $25 for adults, and children under 3 are free. One ticket is required for each child. This experience does not include a tour of the Roundhouse.

Build and decorate a graham cracker house at this hands-on gathering. The fee is $15 and includes all supplies, and space is limited. Children ages 10 and up are welcome. Enjoy a creative, festive activity that celebrates the season.

Enjoy a night featuring Jimmy Fortune.

Evan Abood presents a set that blends well-known covers with his own original songs, offering a performance that balances familiar favorites with fresh, personal material.