Events in Cuyahoga Falls today

Donate gently used holiday items you no longer need to help stock the upcoming Christmas Memories Resale. Items such as decorations, trees, wreaths, wrapping paper and supplies, lights, candles, figurines, nativity sets, and ornaments are welcome. Proceeds from the sale support the Help Yourself Food Shelf, which provides nonperishable foods, personal care necessities, and diapers and wipes to between 400 and 600 Medina County residents each month.

A fundraiser with Panda Express is raising support for Grandview UMC. Funds collected through this event will benefit the church.

A collaboration with Running2BWell brings a supportive running group focused on well being, personal growth, connection, and self care. Each session starts with a brief stretch and a theme to explore, continues with a 30 to 40 minute run, and wraps up with a short cool down and a conversation about how the theme showed up during the run. Participating in a group can boost motivation and accountability, support performance, enhance safety, and foster a strong sense of community. Please wear clothing suitable for the weather.

Via Roma hosts a summer-long car show series that spotlights classic automobiles with a festive mix of eats, beverages, and music. Attendees can take in the gleam of vintage rides, connect with fellow enthusiasts, and enjoy a relaxed seasonal tradition.

Walk-in intuitive readings are paired with a cup of tea at a special event rate. Bridget of The Raven’s Cup will be pouring her handcrafted tea blends while in-house readers offer sessions. Visitors can enjoy tea with a reading or simply relax in the space. Expect daily in-store specials, offerings from more than 25 local artisans, workshops, sparkling crystals available for adoption, and essential oils. Readings are also available by appointment, and private reading parties can be arranged by request. For scheduling or booking, contact the Grove directly.

SMART Recovery at Summit Recovery Hub offers a science-based approach that uses cognitive behavioral therapy techniques to help people take charge of their recovery. Participants build motivation, learn ways to handle cravings, develop tools to manage difficult thoughts and emotions, and work toward a more balanced life. The program emphasizes practical skills and a supportive community without labels or sponsors, and it is open to individuals navigating substance use, behavioral addictions, or mental health challenges.

Celebrate a beloved picture book world at a family story night inspired by If You Give a Mouse a Cookie. Children will enjoy stories, songs, games, and hands-on crafts, and snacks are provided. This program is intended for ages birth through 12. Registration is required and can be completed in the children’s department, by calling 330-854-4148, or through the online calendar.

Settle in on the Bacchus Bar Patio at Russo’s for an evening of live music with veteran Northeast Ohio guitarist and singer John Markovic. Inspired by blues greats like Buddy Guy, Muddy Waters, and Stevie Ray Vaughan, he brings soulful blues, rock, and classic favorites to the covered patio. Enjoy a relaxed summer atmosphere with dinner, cocktails, and cold drinks while the music sets the tone, presented as part of Russo’s Summer Music Series.

Local author Kris Renne partners with Pickleback's Bar and Lounge and The Common Ground to host a monthly book club that blends spicy stories with a touch of fantasy and intrigue. Each gathering features a handpicked title from sultry, smut, dark academia, or thriller genres, paired with themed cocktails and alcohol free mocktails inspired by the book. Light bites are available for purchase, and discussions bring together like minded readers, including local authors. Attendees can dive into the month’s selection, enjoy crafted drinks, and earn discounts from each participating business.

Meet at Spin Bike Shop Medina for a group ride capped off with a potluck-style social. The plan is to roll over to the Medina mountain bike trails just across the street, then head back to the shop to share food and beverages. Two ride styles are available. Riders who want a high-energy outing can aim to cover all three loops, while those who are new to mountain biking or to the Medina trails can opt for a calmer, stay-together pace with route guidance. Everyone is welcome. Bring a bike, friends, and something to contribute to the table. It remains the familiar community ride with an extra monthly focus on the post-ride hangout. Regular rides continue on other Wednesdays, weather permitting.

This hands-on, three-hour course focuses on the safe, effective, and lawful use of pepper spray for personal defense. It is designed for anyone interested in personal safety, including those who prefer less than lethal options or want a complement to a firearm, as well as situations where carrying a firearm is not permitted. Instruction covers situational awareness and threat avoidance, how chemical irritants work and the components of pepper spray, verbal de-escalation, selecting the right personal protective spray, device familiarity with best practices, safe handling and care, responsible defensive use, legal considerations, and decontamination after exposure. Participants practice techniques using water training units to reinforce skills. There are no prerequisites, and use of a water trainer is included. Action Defense reserves the right to cancel the class due to enrollment, inclement weather, or other reasons.

This seasonal series brings live music to Public Square with concerts presented during the summer.

Step up to the mic at Shelly’s in Doylestown for a lively blend of music trivia and karaoke. A professional karaoke setup powers live performances, pairing singalong moments with friendly competition. Entry is free, and $1 wings plus drink specials keep the night festive. Bring friends, choose your favorite songs, and enjoy a welcoming atmosphere whether you are a seasoned singer or trying it for fun.

Bud and Lauri lead line dance lessons for two levels, beginning with a beginner session and followed by an improver class. The fee is $5 per person.

DJ Trivia brings a weekly night of brain teasers and friendly competition to Hide-A-Way Buffalo Grill in Canton. The game is free, teams tackle a fresh mix of categories with classic paper and pencil, and no phones or apps are required. Prizes go to the top teams each week. An optional league is also available at no cost. After six games, teams are automatically eligible for league standings, with chances to compete in playoffs and a championship. Season winners take home trophies, cash, and bragging rights. Any listed end date reflects the close of the current league season only, while the weekly trivia games continue year-round.

Cheekface performs in the Cambridge Room at House of Blues Cleveland with special guest Apes of the State. The concert is open to all ages and is general admission, so the space is standing room only. For accessible tickets, use the filter on the purchase page to view available accessible options. The lineup may change without notice.

Presented by 107.3 ALT CLE, Modest Mouse headlines Jacobs Pavilion with Caroline Rose also performing. This all ages concert arrives as the band explores the scope of its sound on An Eraser and a Maze, an album that braids together the tension and drive of earlier work, expansive sing-along moments, and intimate, pared-back pieces. Guided by Isaac Brock’s intuitive creative process, the record reflects on memory and loss, acknowledging the influence of late founding drummer Jeremiah Green alongside other dedications. Songs such as Absolutely Necessary Never, Speak N Spell (Or Not), Dogbed in Heaven/Give It a Skeleton, Remember Yourself, and Third Side of the Moon point to the album’s range, and the contributors draw from different eras of the group. Trust for Public Land is the charitable partner of Modest Mouse’s tour.

Enjoy a calming in-person yoga class that blends vinyasa flow and hatha yoga. It opens with sun salutations and warrior poses, then transitions into a moon sequence and a soothing guided meditation, all in a peaceful setting that welcomes every experience level. Drop-in is $10, with an unlimited monthly option available, and sign-up is available. A signed waiver is required before attending any in-person class. This session takes place at the Middleburg Heights Recreation Department in Cleveland.

Relic, a period-instrument chamber orchestra, brings the myth of Venus and Adonis to life in “The Blood of the Rose,” a storytelling concert woven from Baroque music that spans Europe and Latin America. Drawing inspiration from Tomás de Torrejón y Velasco’s La Púrpura de la Rosa, the first opera performed in the Americas, with a libretto by Pedro Calderón de la Barca, the program follows the lovers from their first spark through Mars’s attempts to break them apart to a sorrowful end. The narrative unfolds across five musical chapters, each shaped by brief spoken passages from Calderón’s text, with a special focus on Spanish and Latin American repertoire and works inspired by the Venus and Adonis tale. Music by Torrejón y Velasco appears alongside selections by Roque Jacinto de Chavarría, Juan de Araujo, George Frideric Handel, John Blow, Alessandro Scarlatti, and others. Now in its third season, Relic is known for presenting early music in ways that feel close, creative, and theatrical, earning praise from New York Classical Review for its inventive style. The group’s chapter-based approach welcomes both new and seasoned listeners into a cohesive concert experience. Performing are violinists Aniela Eddy, Kako Boga, Laura Lutzke, Rebecca Nelson, and Toma Iliev, violist Graham Cohen, cellist Cullen O’Neil, bassist Sue Yelanjian, Robert Warner on harpsichord and organ, Daniel Swenberg on theorbo and guitar, and Georgeanne Banker on bassoon and recorder. Presented at the Cleveland Museum of Art.

Luna appears at Grog Shop with Sister Ray Davies. The New York outfit began in 1991 when singer and guitarist Dean Wareham launched the band after Galaxie 500, and they went on to release seven studio albums before pausing in 2005. After a decade away they reunited to tour in 2015, then in 2017 released A Sentimental Education along with the instrumental EP A Place of Greater Safety. Their catalog has also been refreshed with reissues, including a double LP of Penthouse on Rhino and Lunafied, a two-disc set collecting their 1990s cover versions. Though members now reside in Los Angeles, New York, and Austin, the group features the same lineup from 1999 to 2005: Dean Wareham on vocals and guitar, Britta Phillips on bass, Sean Eden on guitar, and Lee Wall on drums. This all-ages show offers tickets at $25 in advance and $30 the day of, with a $3 surcharge at the door for attendees under 21.

Ohio Mart transforms the historic Stan Hywet Hall & Gardens into an open air marketplace celebrating arts, crafts, and artisanal foods, presented by the Auxiliary Board. Over four days, attendees browse work by almost 150 juried makers, take in live entertainment, and enjoy the freshly baked gingerbread cookies that Stan Hywet is known for. Admission also includes access to the Manor House, where fresh floral displays are often featured and the Textile Arts & Artisan Show is presented by the Stan Hywet Needlework Guild.

The day centers on preparing kits and stitching handmade pieces that will be delivered to local agencies. Participants can help with cutting, ironing, and assembling, or use available sewing machines to create tote bags, pillowcases, baby items, and more. All patterns and supplies are provided, and a teacher will be present to offer step-by-step guidance on making items or cutting kits. Beginners are welcome.

This drop-in tech session provides guidance for iPhones, Android phones, tablets, laptops, library apps, and library resources. Bring your devices fully charged. Librarians cannot repair devices or handle hardware troubleshooting.

This monthly clinic at UH Portage offers education and support for people adjusting after limb loss. Presented by the Outpatient Rehabilitation Department in collaboration with Yankee Bionics and Andrea Buffington, PTA, it focuses on rehabilitation education, prosthetic use, and safe ambulation. Participants meet in a supportive group setting to connect with peers, share experiences, and build confidence while addressing both physical recovery and emotional well-being. It is an informational gathering led by therapy and prosthetic professionals, not a treatment session.

Children can get their hands dirty in the garden at Summit Lake Nature Center with planting, seeding, and harvesting, plus creative crafts and snack time. The program lasts one hour and welcomes participants of all ages. Parents should accompany younger children who need supervision. No registration is required. For questions, call (330) 864-8431.

Settle into the historic Corkscrew Saloon for an intimate blend of fine dining and ghostly storytelling. The evening begins with a Chef Ryan Marino inspired menu featuring a choice of Sliced Whiskey Peppercorn Steak or Lemon Chicken, served with potatoes, seasoned vegetables, and salad. As the lights lower, paranormal researcher Brandon Massullo and investigative historian William G. Krejci share chilling regional mysteries, enduring legends, and true accounts that linger well beyond dessert. Seating is limited to 40 attendees per presentation, keeping the atmosphere close and immersive. Each reservation supports Main Street Medina’s community events, programs, and projects.

Supporter Resilience Yoga is a gentle, trauma-aware class created for caregivers, health professionals, and others in high-stress support roles who are navigating burnout, exhaustion, or emotional strain. The practice weaves slow, accessible movement with restorative poses and focused breathing to build mental, emotional, and physical resilience, helping participants shift from merely getting by to steadier self-care and stability. Plan to wear comfortable clothing. If getting on the floor is not accessible, all movements can be done in a chair. There are no inversions or complicated pretzel-like shapes, and the instructor can provide hands-on assistance upon request. The intention is to soothe anxiety and overwhelm, reconnect you with body awareness, gently reset the nervous system, and support a more balanced and mindful way of moving through daily life.

Paint Nights at Battlegrounds Game Center are recurring gatherings where people paint together.

Chad Hoffman brings a songbook of 1,000 covers, ranging from timeless classics to current hits, to the stage at Deano's Trattoria. The setting combines the nostalgic feel of an Italian supper club with a lively, contemporary vibe. The menu features steaks of prime quality, handmade pasta, freshly prepared seafood, and traditional Italian specialties made with care, creating a flavorful backdrop for an evening of live music.

Full Grip Games hosts Premodern play that highlights classic cards from Magic’s past. Entry is $10, and the entire entry pool is returned as store credit prizes.

Recovery with Pride is a peer-run support group that creates a safe, affirming space for LGBTQ+ individuals and allies to connect around recovery. All pathways are welcomed, with a focus on mental health and substance use support in a judgment-free environment. Meetings are available in person at Summit Recovery Hub, and a virtual option is also offered. The group affirms each person’s recovery journey, celebrates identity, and emphasizes that every participant’s presence matters.

Top tribute artist Tyler Christopher takes the spotlight with The Roustabout Showband for a tribute to Elvis presented as one of the most authentic in the nation.

Settle in for Feud Thursdays at Bleachers Sports Grill, a spirited evening of friendly competition with prizes of $30, $20, and $10 on the line. Take advantage of daily specials while you play. Parking is convenient with a lot available, and the setting is in Parma.

Big Jay Oakerson takes the stage at Pickwick & Frolic/Hilarities 4th Street Theatre with a relaxed, unfiltered style that leans into quick crowd work and unapologetically dirty humor. He began in Philadelphia, earned a reputation among fellow comics, and rose to wider recognition in New York, all while touring relentlessly and appearing at major festivals including Moontower, Bonnaroo, Mayhem Fest, the Gathering of the Juggalos, and Just For Laughs Montreal on both The Nasty Show and his own American Storyteller set. He is also a regular at the Vegas festival SkankFest, which he helps produce. On air, he co-hosts The Bonfire with Bob Kelly on SiriusXM and teams with Luis J. Gomez and Dave Smith for the Legion of Skanks podcast, plus The SDR Show alongside Ralph Sutton on the Gas Digital Network. His screen credits span This Is Not Happening with Ari Shaffir, Comedy Underground with Dave Attell, FX's Louie, Inside Amy Schumer, Late Night with Jimmy Fallon, Conan O'Brien, a memorable turn on IFC's Z-Rock, and Comedy Central staples like Premium Blend, Comedy Central Presents, and Tough Crowd with Colin Quinn. His first hour, Live at Webster Hall on Comedy Central, captured the grit and energy of a legendary New York venue, followed by a second special on Netflix as part of The Degenerates. He has three albums on Comedy Central Records, including two Crowdwork Sessions that highlight his off-the-cuff exchanges with audiences and his debut album An American Storyteller. Most recently, his YouTube hour Dog Belly, executive produced by Ari Shaffir and filmed during SkankFest, digs into personal territory from intimate insecurities to confronting being labeled a Nazi despite his Jewish identity.

The current cast of the Emmy-nominated TV series Whose Line Is It Anyway? brings a live improv comedy experience to Akron Civic Theatre. Ryan Stiles, Greg Proops, Jeff B. Davis, and Joel Murray spin audience suggestions into fast-paced scenes and songs, with musical direction by Laura Hall. The show runs 90 minutes and blends beloved games from the long-running series with new surprises. Audience participation is central, and some attendees may be invited onstage. All ages are welcome, though some PG-13 language will be used.

At Akron Turner Club, this gathering offers rapier and heavy practice, conversation about history, arts, and sciences, and a chance to learn more about the SCA.

Heal & Connect hosts a welcoming group experience that blends mindfulness, meditation, and restorative sound to support well-being and a sense of community. This guided sound bath lasts about 30 minutes and invites participants to relax, release stress, and tend to emotional, mental, and spiritual health in an inclusive setting. Led by John Nimmo of the Ladybug Recovery Community, the session features crystal singing bowls along with other therapeutic instruments to create a calming soundscape that encourages reflection and inner peace. It is open to people in recovery, those supporting loved ones, and anyone seeking a quiet reset and meaningful connection with others. No prior experience is required, yoga mats can be provided, and comfortable clothing is recommended. Come as you are.

Jam Night at TJ Dillon’s Pub features Naturally Blue Jam Band kicking off a lineup of talented local musicians. Look for spontaneous moments, standout solos, and lively improvisation that fills the room. Music fans come to listen, musicians come to play, and the atmosphere centers on great live music and cold drinks. No two shows are alike, so each visit brings fresh collaborations and new sounds.

Karaoke takes over the patio for a lively party. It happens every Thursday, rain or shine.

The Summit Senior Expo, sponsored by Summit County Fiscal Officer Kristen M. Scalise CPA, CFE, welcomes adults 50 and older in Summit County to explore community businesses and resources in one convenient setting. Admission and parking are free. Attendees can take part in free games throughout the show, including Bingo sponsored by Hudson Meadows and Phoenix of Fairlawn, plus Price is Right sponsored by Saber Healthcare Group with prizes from Hartville Hardware. Sand Run Pharmacy will offer health screenings with complimentary blood pressure checks and flu vaccines available for $40 each or at no cost with select insurance. The first 100 attendees will receive a swag bag courtesy of Ohio Living Rockynol, and everyone can spin a prize wheel sponsored by SummaCare. A scavenger hunt features prize opportunities from the Arbors at Fairlawn, Stow, and Streetsboro. More than 60 exhibits will share information on healthcare, senior living, financial planning, home improvement, retirement, recreation, insurance, and other helpful services. Pre-registration is available for a chance to win a $150 Twisted Olive gift card, though it is not required and walk-ins are welcome.

Admission is free for a home improvement showcase created to help homeowners find meaningful savings on projects of every scale. Connect in person with exhibitors from the area and from across the country for practical insight and guidance to move ideas forward, whether you are planning a kitchen overhaul, an outdoor living upgrade, or a few simple updates. The event takes place at Summit County Fairgrounds and brings together resources and inspiration to start transforming your space.

The Springfield Township Fall Festival at the Greater Summit County Early Learning Center is an annual gathering featuring trick-or-treating, games, craft vendors, food trucks, and a hayride. Attendees can enjoy festive activities and browse offerings from craft vendors while grabbing a bite from the food trucks.

Superfly returns to Downtown Canton First Friday at Canton Centennial Plaza with hundreds of cars on display, live entertainment, and a lively atmosphere. DJ Shagoki keeps the energy up on the plaza, while Nikolina DJ Diva performs on the Kempthorn Stage. Amfibeon Flow Arts Entertainment adds spectacle with stilt walkers, juggling, and fire performances. Classic gaming favorites such as GoldenEye and Mario Kart are available courtesy of Retroaholics, Stone Age Gamer, and EC's Console Collection. Food and drinks are on hand, including Southern Thangs, alongside the traditional First Friday activities throughout downtown. An awards presentation is part of the program, and early access is available for participants.

Hands-on Make-N-Takes fill Boomdyada, a vintage space in Downtown Canton’s Arts District, during First Friday. Each month brings a new theme and no appointment is needed. For this edition the project centers on Pumpkins & Succulents or Pumpkins & Woodflowers. If time is short, choose a DIY kit to craft at home or pick up a ready-made terrarium or jewelry piece for an easy gift. The featured project is also available throughout the month while supplies last. There are many other project options for walk-ins, and larger groups can call ahead to set a time or arrange a private workshop or party. Boomdyada also offers popular terrarium workshops along with earth-inspired decor and jewelry.

A weekly Dual Recovery Anonymous meeting at Summit Recovery Hub offers space for people addressing both substance use and mental health concerns. Grounded in an adapted Twelve Step approach, the group helps participants work on both areas of recovery together with practical support and shared understanding. The meeting is facilitated by Crystal J. All are welcome. For questions, email abeacon.abeacon@gmail.com or call 330-849-4707. For information about Summit Recovery Hub, call 330-871-9702.

Glenn Sonoda performs with special guests in The Rialto Living Room. Enjoy live music alongside drinks.

Gather around the table for a Recovery Community Dinner that celebrates connection and belonging. Over a shared meal, attendees can trade stories, build friendships, and strengthen recovery while the community grows together. Sharing food has long been a way to build trust, and each gathering can add to the relationships and resources that sustain long term recovery. Everyone in recovery, as well as those who support someone in recovery, is welcome. This event is free and requires no RSVP, and donations that help cover the meal and support the recovery center are appreciated. Hosted at Summit Recovery Hub.

Play Magic: The Gathering with other players. When a new set releases, a prerelease event is offered, giving everyone an early chance to explore the newest cards.

Thinking about buying a home for the first time but unsure where to begin? This free, in-person session guides first-time buyers through the entire process step by step. Attendees learn how the buying journey works in the current real estate market, what funds to set aside and how they are used, and how to choose a local lender and real estate agent who will advocate for them. The program also includes a casual, live Q&A with lenders, realtors, home inspectors, and insurance professionals. It is designed for anyone considering a home purchase and wanting more clarity before taking the next step. Open to the public and offered monthly at the Richfield Realty Group office. If you are already working with a real estate broker, this is not a solicitation of business. Equal Opportunity Housing.

Listen to stories of the early settlers of Twinsburg who are laid to rest in Locust Grove Cemetery. This is a ticketed experience. Expect a physically active outing with walking over uneven ground in low light conditions.

At The Bank at East End, the Maynard Family Foundation presents A Night of Hope & Healing Gala, a community gathering that recognizes the resilience and strength of survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault, and human trafficking. WKYC morning anchorwoman Danita Harris hosts the program, which includes the No HARM Award, a gourmet dinner served plated, an open bar, and live music from Hubb's Groove, a three-time Cleveland Music Award winner for Best Jazz Group. Throughout the evening, attendees can listen to survivor stories, share meaningful moments, and engage in opportunities to create a lasting impact.

This monthly OMS First Friday gathering at The Healing Brew explores the metaphysical, highlighting topics such as energy work, crystals, astrology, psychic development, and spirit communication, along with related interests. It offers a welcoming environment for newcomers and seasoned practitioners to learn, share experiences, and connect with others who are curious about the same subjects. Occurs on the first Friday of each month.

Lake Erie Scoops sets up in the tasting room with milkshakes and other sweet treats. Choose from several milkshake options, add a boozy twist for an additional charge, or enjoy a wine float made with fruit-infused wines. Offerings are available while supplies last.

The Ultimate Eagle's Tribute Band recreates the legendary sound of The Eagles with standout lead vocals, tight harmonies, and soaring musicianship. The performance presents a career-spanning set drawn from one of America's most celebrated songbooks, with staples like Hotel California, The Long Run, Tequila Sunrise, Desperado, Seven Bridges Road, and Heartache Tonight, plus beloved ballads including Best of My Love, I Can't Tell You Why, and Lyin' Eyes. It is a faithful salute to the band's signature sound.

The Goodyear Theater presents a powerful salute to The Eagles with The Ultimate Eagle’s Tribute Band in Akron, OH. Known for spot-on lead vocals, rich harmonies, and soaring instrumentals, the band brings the group’s unmistakable sound to life across decades of hits. The set highlights crowd favorites like Hotel California, The Long Run, Tequila Sunrise, Desperado, Seven Bridges Road, and Heartache Tonight, alongside beloved ballads including Best of My Love, I Can’t Tell You Why, and Lyin’ Eyes. Fans can expect a wide-ranging celebration of American rock that honors one of the most enduring catalogs in music.

WB makes a return visit to McKinley Eagles in Canton, Ohio. The act looks forward to seeing attendees at this familiar venue.

Shadow of Doubt salutes the music of Tom Petty at Supper Club, delivering the look, energy, and sound of Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers, Mudcrutch, his solo catalog, and the Traveling Wilburys. Expect beloved hits alongside deeper tracks for a full evening of music. Pricing is $15 in advance and $20 on the day of the show. General admission applies, and table reservations are required.

Celebrate the sound of live music with an in-person performance that captures the energy of a real show.

DJ GramPappy James brings an interactive music night to Flyers Bar & Grill, blending karaoke, dancing, and audience-requested tracks. Share your favorite songs, take a turn at the mic, and enjoy an upbeat atmosphere tailored by the crowd. It is a relaxed, high-energy outing for music lovers who want to help shape the playlist and keep the dance floor moving.

Theatre of Crüe presents a faithful Mötley Crüe tribute, focused on high-quality replication of the band’s sound and stage presence. Big hair, bold makeup, and showy theatrics heighten the experience and capture the feel of a classic rock spectacle.

Cleveland Pickle Fest returns to Downtown Cleveland at Mall C with a brand-new addition, the Cleveland Pickle Fest 5K that leads into a full day of festivities. Thousands of pickle enthusiasts gather for unique foods, live music, contests, vendors, and drinks. Look for creative bites like pickle pizza, fried pickles, pickle candy, and even pickle ice cream. The entertainment lineup includes performances by Boaterhead and Jasmin Jeanise. Proceeds from the event support Greater Cleveland Volunteers.

Botanical Soiree returns to Akron for its second showcase, hosting a large plant marketplace at the John S Knight Center. More than 100 tables will feature plants from across the United States, along with houseplant-focused vendors. The selection spans anthuriums, alocasias, rare aroids, begonias, ferns, hoyas, monsteras, philodendrons, peperomias, pothos, succulents, and more, plus specialties such as aquatics, bonsai, and orchids. Each day begins with a VIP entry period, followed by general admission. VIP tickets are available until sold out. General admission is sold at the door only and will not sell out. Guests 15 and under enter free. General admission costs $10 when paying cash or $12 by credit card.

Morning light and open fields set a cheerful scene at Howe Meadow in the heart of Cuyahoga Valley National Park. This summertime market brings together neighbors, farmers, producers, artisans, and food lovers, making it a friendly stop for a full grocery run or a leisurely walk among the tents. More than 70 local participants share fresh food and handcrafted goods throughout the season, and the market goes on rain or shine. To keep good food within reach for everyone, SNAP and the Senior Farmers Market Nutrition Program are accepted. For a smooth visit, wear comfortable shoes for grassy areas and bring reusable bags. Many vendors accept credit cards, and carrying some cash can help keep lines moving. For pets, the day begins with a pet-free window to support a comfortable experience for seniors and little ones. Later, well socialized dogs on solid leads may enter, with the reminder that the lively setting is not a training ground for new or reactive pups.

BLOOM Natural Nourishment will be at the Stow Community Farmers Market in Stow, OH with a variety of vegan and gluten free baked goods. Look for sweet treats that also offer options suited to low fat and sugar free preferences. Everything is handmade with simple, clean ingredients. The specific menu is shared ahead of each market appearance, and this visit features a special fall selection. Preorders for pickup at the market are available through the vendor.

Level 1 offers a classic, foundational immersion in Thai bodywork over 16 hours, focusing on restorative touch, acupressure, and energy-based techniques. Participants explore work along the sen lines, rhythmic compressions, and supported yoga-style stretches designed to release tension and promote balance. Training is versatile, with methods taught for both a traditional floor mat and seamless adaptation to a standard massage table. Emphasis is placed on body mechanics and safety so practitioners can work effectively while protecting their own joints and ensuring client comfort. The curriculum covers key elements of traditional Thai healing principles, thumb and palm pressure applications, and assisted postures for both the lower and upper body. Approved continuing education hours through NCBTMB are available for licensed massage therapists and other health professionals. This training welcomes all experience levels with no prerequisites, and it is a strong fit for yoga instructors, massage therapists, nurses, Reiki practitioners, educators, and curious learners. Wear comfortable clothing for movement and bring water, snacks, and a notebook. Mats and floor equipment are provided. Tuition is $450 per weekend, with an early bird discount and added savings when registering for all three weekends. Levels 1 and 2 are encouraged to be taken together to build a complete, full-body Thai routine, and the full three-weekend series creates a comprehensive, professional practice for both mat and table work. Instruction is led by Sarah Cheiky, NLMT, NCTMB, CYT, a massage therapist and yoga teacher with more than two decades of experience, an apprenticeship in traditional Thai massage with Dr. C. Pierce Salguero, and training within respected lineages in Chiang Mai. Her teaching emphasizes mindful presence, anatomical clarity, and compassionate care.

Explore the newest flowers at the Medina Farmers Market. Enjoy the Pack Your Pantry theme throughout the market.

Hosted by Uniquely Ashley Designs, the Pop-up Market Series at Market 42 features pop-up vendors with homemade goods and more, set alongside permanent retail vendors and food options. Vendors interested in participating can apply.

An indoor craft fair presented by the St. Paul Ladies Philoptochos Society features more than 60 unique vendors and artisans, along with authentic Greek food and pastries. Admission is $2 cash. Vendor spaces are currently full, and interested sellers can request placement on the waitlist by emailing StPaulPhiloFundraising@gmail.com. Please be cautious of scammers, as this is the only way to be added to the waitlist.

Set in downtown Oakwood, the Oakwood Farmers Market brings together area farmers, specialty food vendors, and artisans in the heart of the business district. Launched by Oakwood residents, it was created to provide a welcoming, educational, and inclusive marketplace where neighbors from Oakwood and nearby Dayton communities can connect while supporting local businesses. The market takes place rain or shine.

A scout-led women-only hike explores the Towpath Trail through Merriman Park Valley with a short Valley Link side adventure. Participants meet in the parking lot at Zakee Mediterranean Street Food, then set off toward Cascade Valley, pausing on the bridge for views of the Cuyahoga River, a few photos, and a brief bit of local history from the leader. The route continues along a Valley Link segment, possibly Schumacher Trail, before turning around at an informal halfway point and retracing the path back. Plan for roughly 3 to 4 miles at Level 2, mainly due to distance, with a slightly brisk but manageable pace. Expect some incline in this direction and additional elevation on the Valley Link. Surfaces include paved path, crushed limestone, and some potentially muddy stretches. Restrooms are available before the hike at nearby businesses in the plaza, including a stall inside Michael’s AM, and none were noted on the route during the most recent scouting, so a pre-hike stop is recommended. Wear comfortable hiking clothing and footwear suitable for pavement, limestone, and some mud, and consider a jacket, bug spray, sunscreen, a hat, sunglasses, and a fitness tracker if you like. Bring water, hiking poles if you use them, hand sanitizer or wipes, and a form of payment if you plan to stay for lunch. After the hike, those who wish can have lunch at Zakee Mediterranean Street Food, with build-your-own choices such as meat or falafel, vegetables, optional carb bases, toppings, and sauce. A gluten-free wrap option is mentioned. Pets are not permitted, and this outing is limited to women only, with no men and no children. Girls Who Hike Ohio is a member and volunteer-run meetup group, and participants are responsible for their own preparedness and safety. Check the event the morning of in case weather leads to a cancellation and reschedule.

Community Day at Akron Cooperative Farms brings neighbors, families, and friends together to celebrate people, cultures, and connections. Attendees can enjoy live performances from local musicians and artists, experience a traditional coffee ceremony, and explore garden demonstrations alongside hands on farm activities. Local businesses and community organizations will be there to share what they do, and children can take part in games and other kid friendly activities. The day offers opportunities to meet new people, learn about groups that support the community, explore the gardens, and support local businesses. Stay for a short visit or spend the whole day. Admission is free for everyone.

Celebrate the grand opening of the new Lowden Farms farmstand, built around traditional methods of growing and raising food. The market features organic, fresh selections such as meat, vegetables, cheese, honey, eggs, syrup, and jams, along with all natural cleaning and self care products and folk herbal remedies. Activities include a coffee stand and a U-arrange flowers station where guests can arrange flowers themselves, with the convenience of finding everything in one place. Products are made and sourced from the farm, and there are also items from a few local makers offering clean, homemade goods. Please note that there is no bathroom available.

At Blind Squirrel Winery, Bloom x Wonder offers a playful floral experience crafted for young flower lovers and their grown-ups. Enjoy fresh blooms, tiny treasures, and a touch of creative exploration that invites imagination to blossom. Tickets are available.

Build confidence and performance with a dedicated red dot sight pistol class designed for shooters who already have basic familiarity with a handgun. Certified red dot sight instructors guide you through the essentials of moving from iron sights to a pistol equipped with an optic. Training covers red dot specific gear, how to maintain it, proper mounting, and how to handle common malfunctions. You will work on zeroing the optic, learn to pick up and track the dot quickly, and practice regaining it after reloads. One handed shooting and weapon handling are included, along with a variety of drills that strengthen red dot skills. A completed basic pistol course is required. Instruction and range fees are included. Using your own firearm is recommended. Plan to have 200 rounds of ammunition for your pistol, with ammo available for purchase in the classroom prior to class. Please bring a functional RDS equipped pistol, two to three magazines, safety glasses, hearing protection, and 200 rounds. Some items may be available to buy or borrow; contact Action Defense in advance to confirm availability.

A Walk in Her Shoes returns for its 9th year, bringing people together to honor the strength, resilience, and journeys of women impacted by cancer. Guided by the theme Walk With Her, Rise With Her, this gathering celebrates sisterhood, solidarity, and the power of walking side by side. Building on the energy of past years, including a previous nod to the spirit of New Orleans, this edition focuses on purpose, unity, and collective strength. Participants can rally their walking crew for a meaningful experience centered on community, inspiration, and support. Additional information will be shared soon.

Paloma in the Van Aken District hosts a weekend brunch tradition with a lively mix of sweet and savory dishes, cocktails, and a relaxed atmosphere. It is a welcoming choice for catching up with friends, enjoying an easygoing family meal, or taking time for a leisurely morning on your own.

At The JADFA House, a Resource and Connection event presented in partnership with Restore Addiction Recovery welcomes anyone navigating addiction and the people who care about them. The setting is warm and pressure free, with complimentary coffee and snacks and space for sincere, judgment free conversation. Guests can explore local recovery resources, find support tailored for families and loved ones, and receive guidance on next steps, including treatment options for those who are ready. There is no need to have everything figured out beforehand. Take a simple first step and connect with caring people who want to help.

Artoberfest returns in 2026 with a festive celebration of the arts. The event is hosted by Sangria Stand, Massillon Arts, Lotus Grove as part of the Fall Shop Hop, and Erie St Vinyl, with support from Arts In Stark. Those interested in volunteering are welcome to reach out.

Smooth sounds will set the mood at Mall C during a first appearance at Cleveland Pickle Fest. A large crowd of pickle enthusiasts will gather for a day filled with flavor, entertainment, and community spirit. The celebration helps fund the volunteers and programs of Greater Cleveland Volunteers.

A LifeRing Secular Recovery meeting offers a welcoming, relaxed, and confidential space for people working on sobriety. Participants share practical experience and support, recognizing that there are many ways to live free of illicit drugs, non-medically indicated drug use, and alcohol. Many attendees also take part in other recovery meetings or programs, and those choices are respected. While some have had difficult experiences seeking help elsewhere, the emphasis on positive, practical, present-focused conversation is intended to turn anger and despair into hope and resolve. The approach honors what works best for each individual.

Rubber City Mopar x Cinema Meet presents Rhythm & Rubber, a gathering that blends live bands with a showcase of cars, trucks, and bikes. The event is organized by Joe Barlow, Drewie Mim, and Matt Secrest. It features an evening trunk or treat for kids. General registration is 10 dollars and includes entry to the venue for the music. VIP registration is 30 dollars and includes priority parking, photos of your vehicle, venue access, and complimentary water throughout the day. Awards will be given, with cars, trucks, bikes, and anything on wheels eligible to compete.

Looking for support with groceries? A pantry offers assistance on a regular schedule with set service hours. Visit during the posted window to pick up the groceries you need.

Cleveland Bazaar brings a curated marketplace of local, handmade goods to Market Square Park in Cleveland, right across from the West Side Market. This installment runs on a different schedule than the other summer shows because it coincides with a partnership with Ohio City Inc's Oktoberfest. The series pops up twice each month from May through October. It is a juried event, and vendor applications are handled only through Submittable, so posts or comments claiming to have vendor spots available are not genuine.

Candy Palooza returns with an afternoon of free fall fun for all ages. Families can look forward to a helicopter candy drop, a hands-on display of community trucks and equipment, horse rides, a petting zoo, hayrides, carnival games, face painting, and pumpkin painting. Expect lots of candy and prizes along with complimentary food, plus additional activities throughout the day. Admission, food, and all attractions are free and open to the community. The previous year welcomed more than 2,000 attendees, and this edition is set to be even bigger.

A calm, 60 minute meeting centered on Buddhist-inspired support for recovery is offered at Summit Recovery Hub and is also available online. Open to anyone working through any type of addiction, it blends Buddhist teachings with modern recovery tools to encourage healing and mindfulness. It suits those just starting out, exploring different pathways, or looking to expand an existing toolkit. No background in Buddhism is required, just an open mind and heart. For those who cannot be there in person, a virtual option makes it possible to participate from home.

At O'Reilly Auto Parts in Brook Park, this community car gathering welcomes every make and model, along with car clubs. Vehicle entry is a $20 donation that includes a goodie bag and an exclusive F4S Breast Cancer Shield. Spectators are free and are asked to park across the street to support the host location. Families are welcome, and adults are reminded to keep children safely away from the vehicles. Registration is handled in person only, and attendees should avoid any third-party solicitations. Visit the Flat 4 Society merchandise tent, where 100% of profits support breast cancer research and awareness, and look out for a possible food truck on site. To keep things safe and respectful, there are no takeovers, burnouts, or excessive revving, and security will be present with the authority to ask violators to leave. The show will flow into a cruise with a lineup planned during the event. All donations and merchandise profits go directly toward breast cancer research and awareness.

A weekly, inclusive 12-step recovery workshop welcomes people addressing any addiction, including substances, gambling, food, relationships, and more. Guided sessions explore the steps one at a time and combine interactive worksheets, journaling, thoughtful self-reflection, and supportive group conversations. Participants receive clear, step-by-step guidance and the chance to connect with others in recovery. It suits newcomers, those with long-term experience, anyone seeking spiritual growth, and people interested in how the steps apply across different addictions. The workshop takes place at Summit Recovery Hub. There is no cost to attend, and bringing a notebook, an open mind, and a willingness to grow is encouraged.

Taste of Orrville brings the celebration outside the American Legion, where food trucks serve up tasty bites amid plenty of playful antics. Kilts are encouraged for some leg-baring fun that matches the lively spirit of the gathering.

Ashton Wood, the featured Artist of the Month, presents a showcase of her artwork along with examples of tattoos she has created. Speak with Ashton about her work in person and enjoy light refreshments provided by Kavé Coffee Bar. More information will be available soon.

As fall draws near, Jon Garey brings new songs and fresh material to Bent Ladder Cider and Wine. Check out the cider and hear his latest tunes.

Discover tales of the community’s earliest settlers who are laid to rest in Locust Grove Cemetery. Tickets are required for this event. Expect a physically active experience with walking over uneven surfaces in limited lighting, so please be mindful of the conditions.

Back at the Transmission Shop, this performance marks a return to a familiar setting.

Enjoy an upbeat night of country music and dancing featuring Mike Starcher and Cuyahoga Slim. Snacks and drink tickets will be available in the Main Hall. A $10 donation per person is requested. Grab your boots and get ready for a fun time on the dance floor.

Brad Williams brings The Tall Tales Tour to the Hard Rock Rocksino in Northfield, Ohio, delivering stand-up woven from personal experiences, nimble crowd work, and punchlines anchored in real life. The set blends pointed observations with storytelling that ramps up through surprising turns, guided by his quick read of the audience.

This family friendly celebration features a parade, a salute to hometown heroes, and plenty of classic festival food. Live music includes an opening act followed by the main performance. This premier annual City of Norton event offers free admission.

At The Goodyear Theater, a tribute concert revisits a pairing once shared by Michael Stanley Band and John Cougar. IN THE HEARTLAND performs the music of the Michael Stanley Band, while Pet the Cougar presents a John Cougar set. The IN THE HEARTLAND lineup features former MSB guitarist Danny Powers, with Eric Brooke on guitar and lead vocals, Johnny Sustar on keyboards, Bill March on bass, Michael Scott Nelson on drums, and Mark Rasnick on saxophone, plus special guest vocalist Jennifer Lee. This special occasion performance also welcomes former MSB bassist Michael Gismondi and guitarist Gary Markasky to the stage. The night is presented as a full concert experience that celebrates Michael Stanley’s legacy through familiar hits performed the way fans remember them.

At The Goodyear Theater, In the Heartland presents a faithful, full band tribute to the music of the Michael Stanley Band. Led by former MSB guitarist Danny Powers, the show highlights the hits and aims to capture the sound and spirit of the sold out shows once heard at Blossom Music Center. The lineup features Danny Powers on lead guitar, Eric Brooke on guitar and lead vocals, Johnny Sustar on keyboards, Bill March on bass, Michael Scott Nelson on drums, and Mark Rasnick on sax, with special guest vocalist Jennifer Lee, a former Resonator. Select special occasion performances may also include appearances by former MSB bassist Michael Gismondi and guitarist Gary Markasky.

Wish You Were Here brings its Sight & Sound of Pink Floyd production back to Akron Civic Theatre for a benefit supporting Akron Children’s Pediatric Palliative Care Center. This milestone 10th year of partnership with the theatre and WONE 97.5FM follows nine prior concerts that have raised more than $236,000 for Akron Children’s and the Haslinger Family Pediatric Palliative Care Center. To mark the occasion, ticket prices have been lowered to encourage fans and friends of the band and hospital to help reach a cumulative goal of $250,000. The concert offers a fully immersive Pink Floyd experience, centering on the classic 1970 to 1981 period with sweeping lights, a vintage circular screen featuring custom video, immersive sound effects and towering inflatables, plus a laser spectacle inspired by The Division Bell and a salute to the early Syd Barrett years. The 10-piece group covers the full Floyd catalog, from favorites on The Dark Side of the Moon, Wish You Were Here, Animals and The Wall to deep tracks for dedicated listeners, performed entirely live without prerecorded backing tracks. Debuting in 1987 as Harvest Pink Floyd Revue, the band has become the longest continually performing professional Pink Floyd tribute in the world and is recognized as the first and largest Floyd stage production in the United States, with a legacy of sold-out shows and notable festival and theater appearances across the Midwest. Proceeds support compassionate care for children from prenatal through young adult who face complex, chronic or serious conditions and the families who stand with them. The River of Life Fund helps cover essential non-medical expenses during a child’s illness, and contributions are tax-deductible.

Bound In Black brings a hometown show to Finny's in Norton, featuring favorites by Ozzy, Dio and Sabbath. The performance is free and planned for the patio if the weather cooperates, with an indoor backup if needed.

Grunge DNA returns to The Workz in Cuyahoga Falls for a live performance, continuing a three-year streak at this venue the band calls its Akron area home away from home in Summit County. The Workz features a full bar, a food menu, video games, duckpin bowling, and live music. There is no cover charge at the door, the show is open to all ages, and the band notes that performances in Cuyahoga Falls are less frequent than in many of its other stops.

Spicy Rhyme returns to TJ Dillon’s Pub with a high energy set built for singalongs and big smiles. This trio locks in tight, sparks the room, and keeps an easy, feel good groove that turns a quick stop into a full on celebration as clapping spreads and voices jump in. Expect a wide sweep of favorites from artists like the Bee Gees, Earth, Wind & Fire, Aretha Franklin, Stevie Wonder, Bruno Mars, Van Morrison, Bob Seger, The Rolling Stones, Jimmy Buffett, Shania Twain, Ed Sheeran, Lizzo, and more. One moment the crowd is relaxing, the next they are harmonizing with gusto and pointing across the room the instant a beloved intro kicks in. It is the kind of night where chemistry onstage meets enthusiasm on the floor, and every chorus feels like a group effort.

Grog Shop hosts a full-venue concert featuring Nevertel with Rivals and Ocean Sleeper. This is an all-ages show, and attendees under 18 must be accompanied by an adult. General admission is available at $20 in advance or $25 on the day of the show, and VIP options range from $100 to $125. There is an additional $3 charge at the door for guests under 21. The Others Experience VIP package includes a standing general admission ticket with early entry to the floor, a chance to take part in a production Q&A with the band, a professional photo with Nevertel, an exclusive merchandise pack, a signed poster, a commemorative laminate and lanyard, access to shop tour merchandise before general entry, VIP check-in, and priority entry where available. The Traveler Experience VIP package includes a standing general admission ticket with early entry to the floor, a professional photo with Nevertel, an exclusive merchandise pack, a signed poster, a commemorative laminate and lanyard, VIP check-in, and priority entry where available. VIP purchasers will receive event schedule, check-in details, timing, and instructions for picking up package items in the days leading up to the show. Merchandise included with VIP packages must be collected at the venue on show day and is not shipped. A valid photo ID matching the purchaser’s name is required, and guests without matching ID will be turned away. Purchasing a VIP package constitutes consent to be photographed at the event, with images viewable by other attendees and potentially used for promotional purposes by the organizers or artist. Event, venue, and package details may vary by market and are subject to change or cancellation. All sales are final, with no refunds, exchanges, resales, or transfers, and any package elements are void if resold or transferred. Tickets obtained through fan-to-fan resale are not eligible for these offers, and partial attendance does not qualify for a refund. The artist, tour, promoter, ticketing company, venue, or affiliated parties may offer additional items at their discretion and are not responsible for inaccurate information provided by the purchaser.

The Zoomies return to Brunswick with an appearance at Manzo's Sports & Spirits.

DJ CozPlay, also known as Brandi, brings a night of music and karaoke to JoJo's Sports Bar & Grille in Medina. The playlist is shaped by audience requests, and there are plenty of opportunities to take the mic for favorite karaoke songs. The kitchen is open for food orders.

Brian Davidson performs cover songs spanning blues, rock, pop, soul, and jazz at the Legacy Village Market. Set in the parking lot next to L.L. Bean, the market features farms and food producers offering fresh produce, meats, dairy, baked treats, and more.

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.

Admission is free for this community market that gathers local makers and artists for a day of shopping. Browse handmade pieces, pick up seasonal fall decor, and grab lunch as you stroll the market. Hosted at the LadyBug Garden Center and Gift Shop, curated by JennDollHandmade.

Celebrate National Take a Kid Mountain Biking Day at Caesar Creek State Park Campground with a Mountain Cubs Pedal Party focused on family fun. It is the closing morning of the Caesar Creek Trail Celebration campout weekend, and participation does not require camping. Children lead the pace while adults follow, with gentle trail segments, frequent breaks, and no emphasis on mileage. Repeating a favorite short stretch is encouraged. A CMBC ride leader and a BICP-certified coach guide the experience with skills games and obstacle challenges alongside the ride. Snacks are available throughout the morning. There is no racing and no timing. Every child must ride with a parent or guardian, there are no drop-offs, and leaders will be at the front and back so the group can regroup often. Arrive with a kid’s bike that is tuned and ready to roll. Helmets are required for all riders. Bring water and more snacks than expected. Riders must complete the CMBC waiver online in advance, and participants under 18 need a parent or guardian signature. After the Pedal Party, an intermediate ride heads out from the same location at an easy pace for about six miles with plenty of stops, suitable for adults and older kids who want additional miles. The terrain outside the campground loop is rooty, so progress can be slower than the distance suggests. Participation is free, and families are welcome to invite friends.

Step into a fairy tale at the Unicorn Princess Party, where little royalty can dress up, meet a unicorn, and enjoy a day of magical memories. Children are invited to arrive in their favorite princess gown or borrow a beautiful dress in sizes 1 to 10 for their portrait time. The experience includes light princess makeup and shimmering nails, a professional photo session with a unicorn, unicorn rides for participants under 50 pounds, a playful scavenger hunt, and time with friendly barn animals in the petting zoo. Each child ticket includes three professionally edited photos, with the option to purchase more, and images are delivered in about two to three weeks. One ticket is required per child, and an adult escort attends at no charge with each paid child. Capacity is limited. The celebration takes place on a working farm with indoor and outdoor areas and happens rain or shine, so dressing for the weather is encouraged. Most animals spend rainy spells inside the barn, and tickets are not refunded due to weather. Tickets are nonrefundable and cannot be exchanged. Attendance is limited to the reserved time slot, and late arrivals may participate only for the time that remains. The organizer may cancel and issue refunds if necessary. Extra fun is available with animal feed for a small fee, including bunny treats for one dollar and a large cup for three dollars. Expect a bit of mud and the authentic sights and smells of farm life, and choose royal attire ready for playful, farm friendly adventure.

An intermediate, three hour live-fire clinic that continues where AR-15 Fundamentals left off, this session is designed to strengthen core techniques while building knowledge and confidence with the AR-15 rifle. Participants work through focused range drills that both reinforce and expand on prior learning. Training covers mechanical offset, cadence with marking, shooting out of the optic, a 3-2-1 sequence, and the ABC culmination drill. The course is intentionally structured to be taken more than once so progress can be measured and skills refined over time. Completion of AR-15 Fundamentals or an equivalent course with a certificate is required to attend. Instruction is provided by a nationally certified AR-15 firearms instructor, and range fees are included. Using a personal rifle is recommended. Ammunition must be purchased before class, with one section noting a requirement of 300 rounds. Students should bring a functional AR-15 with a sling, two to three magazines, safety glasses, hearing protection, and 200 rounds as listed in the supplies. Some items may be available to borrow at no charge, while ammunition is not included. Details about equipment availability are provided by Action Defense after enrollment.

Admission is free at the 11th Annual Fall Psychic Fair & Mini Expo at Yorktown Lanes, bringing together Northeast Ohio psychics, holistic practitioners, and local artisans and businesses. Readings are available on a first come, first served basis and are sold only at the venue, with each 15 minute session priced at $30 in cash. Do not purchase tickets online from anyone claiming to represent the host. Vendor space is handled only through host Melinda Carver, and refunds will not be issued in cases of scams. Confirmed readers include Melinda Carver, Terra, Sonya Horstman, Rev. Timothy Brainard, Theresa Manjas, Cathy Sparrow, Danielle Dixon, Clara Weiss, Donna Bell, AJ Werle, Yvonne Negrelli, Mike Brooks, Rev. Vicki Jones, Laura Lyn, Carol Gallardo, and Victoria Kempton. Confirmed vendors include Bear Soul Studio, HeARTsongz Studio, Raffaela's Candles, Wendie's Whims, The Cottage Coven, Hera's Witch Market, Wild Light Ancestors, Gypsy Windows by Pamela, Resurge Tees, and Alisha's Cocina, with more to be announced. Free parking is available, the venue is accessible, and there is a restaurant and bar. Completed readings are nonrefundable, readings are for entertainment purposes, and participants may change.

A collection of local vendors sets up between Ray's and Zub's front patio. After the market, live music follows. Updates are available from @thewestside_bazaar.

The third annual Glamorgan Castle Jeep Show and Duck Race fills the historic castle lawn with Jeeps while ducks race across the pond. Food trucks and vendors will be on site, and awards will be presented. Spectators can attend at no cost, with free parking and viewing of the duck race. Registration is open. The first 50 Jeep registrations receive a free custom castle duck. Jeep Show entry is $25 and includes the judged competition, tours for two, and two adopted ducks for the race. A Castle Pro Photo add on is available for $25. Ducks may be adopted separately for $5 each. Event merchandise is available for pickup at the event. Hosted by Castle Crusaders, a 501c3 organization. All proceeds benefit castle restoration. For questions, email treasurer@glamorgancastle.org. Vendor and sponsor inquiries can be directed to treasurer@glamorgancastle.org or 330-931-2181.

Live music takes center stage at The Atley.

Rumours Ohio brings a brunch performance to Music Box Supper Club in downtown Cleveland, featuring a set of Fleetwood Mac favorites along with top ten solo hits from Stevie Nicks, Lindsey Buckingham, and Christine McVie. Brunch is served as guests enjoy a relaxed afternoon of classic songs.

SMART Recovery at Summit Recovery Hub offers a science-based path to wellness. The program draws on cognitive behavioral therapy tools to help participants strengthen motivation, handle urges, navigate thoughts and emotions, and cultivate a more balanced life. It focuses on practical skills and a supportive community without labels or sponsors. People working through substance use, behavioral addictions, or mental health challenges are welcome. For questions, call 330-871-9702.

Coffee With Angelina brings a seasonal micro café to a welcoming front yard in Cleveland. Guests can settle in and savor carefully prepared coffee without any rush. The menu highlights specialty pour overs and espresso crafted from small batch, ethically sourced beans, served alongside housemade food prepared from scratch. Neighbors who walk up are offered a free drip coffee with no questions asked. This is not a traditional shop, it is a porch and a yard led by someone who takes coffee seriously, creating a relaxed, community-minded atmosphere.

Celebrating ten years, this memorial golf outing at Weymouth Country Club honors Carson Higgins and directs support to children and families affected by cancer and other major life challenges. The event features morning and afternoon shotgun rounds, with registration before each start, and lunch served midday. Participation helps sustain programs such as Gift of Time Together, Victory Gallop, literacy initiatives, and scholarships.

The grand opening features specials on drinks and food, complemented by live entertainment for a festive atmosphere.

Merriman Valley Farmers Market features craft vendors, food vendors, and local farmers, with cold beer available. Stroll the market to explore a variety of crafts and food options and meet the people behind the booths.

A relaxed Casual Commander gathering focused on friendly play and community. All attendees receive a free promo.

This in-person group meditation at the Summit Recovery Hub offers a 60-minute space to support mental health and recovery. Participants will learn practical meditation techniques, develop a practice that complements a recovery journey, and spend time cultivating presence. The session centers on mindfulness and stress relief, with guidance for meeting difficult emotions with care and strengthening self-compassion to support overall well-being. It welcomes both beginners and experienced meditators. Facilitated by Dan McCune.

Full Grip Games hosts a Modern Constructed tournament with a $10 entry fee. Players compete in up to four Swiss rounds, and 100 percent of entry fees are returned to the top finishers based on standings. Promotional packs and cards are available while supplies last.

Put your knowledge to the test at a highly rated Cleveland trivia night at Happy Dog, held most Mondays and featuring a rotating crew of hosts. Admission is free.

Taylor Bickett brings her intimate indie pop storytelling to Beachland Tavern. Raised in Indiana and writing songs since childhood, she crafts reflective songs with vulnerable lyrics and a powerful vocal range over organic, melodic production. Her breakout track QUARTER LIFE CRISIS resonated widely, inspiring hundreds of thousands of fan-made videos and tens of millions of streams, with figures like Drew Barrymore and Kevin Jonas sharing their own transformations to the song. She continued with the 2023 EP grown up and lonely, then opened 2024 with I Like Mondays and followed with the EP This Isn’t Me Missing You later that year. In 2025 she released The Crime, addressing violence against women and donating 30% of proceeds to The Circle, the global charity founded by Annie Lennox. That summer she played her first headline shows and toured with Charlotte Lawrence, and she has supported artists including Ron Pope, Christian French, BLÜ EYES, and Brynn Cartelli. Her 2026 single Wild Dogs offers an early glimpse of her debut album. This performance highlights the honest songwriting that has connected with listeners across a generation.