Events in Delaware today

Practice yoga in a peaceful farm setting on the scenic grounds of Stratford, guided by a certified instructor. Classes focus on gentle postures and mindful breathing to support flexibility, strength, and a calm mind. Suitable for beginners and experienced practitioners, each session offers a refreshing experience in nature. Offered on the second Saturday of each month from June through September. This is a pay-what-you-can, donation-based class. Recommended for adults. Registration is encouraged, and walk-ins are welcome.

This outdoor market takes place in the Old Worthington Historic District, rain or shine. A participating vendor plans to set up in front of the United Methodist Church, with the exact spot still being finalized, and will offer a selection of keto treats that are gluten free and sugar free. The offerings are described as keto, diabetic, and celiac friendly.

Attendees may arrive by air or by car for a pancake breakfast featuring made-to-order eggs, pancakes, sausage, coffee, water, and juice, along with a chance to reconnect with familiar faces and meet new ones. This gathering celebrates 20 years of the Shelter House. The goal is to pack the ramps. Donations are accepted. A separate invitation with signup instructions for Young Eagles events will be shared about one month before the event.

This community gathering centers on access to local produce and farm-made goods through direct connections with farms, nurseries, and bakeries. It highlights items grown across Central Ohio for the Westerville community and takes place rain or shine.

Help your child feel confident about riding the school bus with a hands-on readiness program led by Worthington drivers. Families can tour a bus, go for a ride, look under the hood, try the steering wheel, and practice safe boarding and exiting. Principals from preschool and elementary schools will be available to meet during set periods. It is best to stop by during your school’s designated window, but coming when it works for you is welcome. School groupings rotate in this order: Colonial Hills, Liberty, Sutter Park, and Worthington Hills, then Bluffsview, Evening Street, Sutter Park, and Wilson Hill, then Granby, Slate Hill, and Worthington Park, and finally Brookside and Worthington Estates.

The 3rd annual Baby Expo features raffle prizes, baby gear, giveaways, snacks, and a wide range of resources for families. Offerings include car seat demonstrations, immunizations, birth certificates, and CPR education for infants. There will also be lactation consultants and pump providers, development resources, Help Me Grow, physical therapists, and OBGYN services. All families are welcome.

Create calming sensory jars at a family-friendly playdate centered on creativity, connection, and play. Participants can assemble personalized bottles with colorful glitter, beads, sequins, and other mix-ins, giving little ones a chance to explore textures and make a keepsake to take home. While kids craft and play together, caregivers can chat and build community. Sensory jars can encourage mindfulness and support emotional regulation, bringing a bit of calm to everyday routines. This playgroup is designed for children ages 5 and younger, is free, and is open to the public. Membership in FIT4MOM Columbus North is not required. The playdate takes place after a stroller fitness class.

After Mark's seminar, a hands-on bonsai workshop is offered for $40 plus tax. Participants receive soil, a planter, and a plant to create their own bonsai. Guidance includes pruning techniques to shape the plant the way you like and clear watering tips. Appetizers and beverages are provided for those staying for the workshop.

A blind draw competition at Sand Bar Station features on-site registration prior to play. Entry is ten dollars, paid in cash. The event will run only if at least sixteen participants are present.

A Days Between solo set from Nick Barnes of City News features original material, Grateful Dead covers and related songs, plus other selections that may surface unexpectedly.

The Central Ohio Symphony returns to the park for a summer pops concert featuring music from Michael Jackson, Bruno Mars, Journey and more. The program begins with a comedy pre-show, followed by the full symphonic performance. This is a free community event, with a VIP option available for purchase. Food and beverages will be available from The Real Deal Grill serving burgers, Hot Leggs with wings and cauliflower bites, The Backstretch, Holy BBQ, Charm Thai on Wheels, Cheesecake Perfection, and Evening Kiwanis offering pizza and desserts. The Whimsy Lounge Bar will be open. Support for this event is provided by VFW Post 3297, Destination Delaware, Ohio Arts Council, Meijer, and Hiram Masonic Lodge No. 18.

This annual alumni game marks the start of the 2026 season. It offers a simple way for supporters to celebrate the beginning of the year.

Trade typical Saturday night plans for golden hour at the Square, where a sunset market brings together local shopping, fresh flavors, and live entertainment beneath the summer sky. Stroll through seasonal selections, artisan and boutique finds, and handmade goods while sampling from food trucks and sweet treats. Music sets the mood, and an open mic gives the stage to local talent. It suits a date night, a friends’ night out, or an easy evening discovering what local vendors have to offer. Slow the pace, support small businesses, linger for the music, and watch the sky fade to dusk. More details will be shared soon. Vendor inquiries can be sent to sunburyfarmersmkt@gmail.com.

Lazy Chameleon hosts live music from Our Short Years. There is a $10 cover.

Create a gemstone necklace from start to finish in a hands-on workshop for ages 4 and up. Participants go gem mining, choose a favorite stone, and learn to wire wrap it to wear on a cord. Instruction is led by Kristin from Out on the Prairie. The price is $19.95 per person and includes one bag of gem mining paydirt, all jewelry wrapping materials, and help as needed. A tented space in the gem mining area is set up for making the necklace. Online registration is recommended.

Celebrate the close of summer at a community fair presented in collaboration with WIN, featuring its annual Festival of Faiths & Nations. Enjoy carnival games, two live bands, other performances, food specials from local restaurants, shopping specials, and plenty of treats. The fun suits all ages, making it a timely outing before children head back to school. The area’s DORA operates every day, so beverages can be taken to go while exploring the shops and the surrounding neighborhood.

Creative kids take center stage at this craft market, where young makers serve as the vendors and take the lead in showcasing their own work. This edition features complimentary airbrush tattoos from Fantasy Faces, a create-your-own gemstone necklace activity that requires a $19.99 ticket, and the opportunity to purchase pawpaw trees from local heritage farmer Valerie Libbey. A magic show with Erica Carlson and Sedgie, a real hedgehog, adds to the fun. As part of a monthly series, it also welcomes special guest entertainers and rotating options such as face painting, balloon twisting, or airbrush tattoos.

This community block party celebrates summer and welcomes everyone. Attendees can enjoy inflatables, food, touch-a-truck experiences, games, music, and crafts, along with more activities. A back-to-school food drive will collect nonperishable food and personal care items to support the Dublin Food Pantry. Additional parking is available at Meijer.

The Lolli-Pops! Children's Concert Series returns with free, live entertainment created for young children. Summertime concerts in Village Green Park encourage kids to sing, dance, and interact with the performers. This date showcases Columbus DanceArts Academy. The series also highlights Paulette's Princess Parties with Movie Favorites and with Princess and Superheroes, Supa Fun Band, Erica & Mark's Giggle & Groove Show, and Bring the Farm to You. Sponsors include The Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center, Newman Roofing, Powell Development Corporation, and altafiber.

Young filmmakers get hands-on with stop motion, using clay, LEGO Minifigures, and paper cutouts to craft animations one frame at a time. Participants create videos that feature magic tricks, character-focused sequences, and a connected three-part storyline. The experience encourages creativity and teamwork throughout the entire process.

Kids step into filmmaking in a creative camp focused on planning, recording, and editing videos. Using OBS and CapCut, participants build core video editing skills while creating three projects: game commentary, a 30 second commercial, and a green screen news report. The camp concludes with a finished piece prepared for the Code Ninjas Film Festival.

Members of H7 and guests meet weekly to build connections, offer support, and make specific requests that move their work forward. Local business leaders cultivate relationships that help everyone grow their businesses. The meeting takes place at Rise Event Center in a welcoming atmosphere for both guests and members.

June marks Acne Awareness Month, and this summer break Teen Skin Bootcamp centers on helping teens understand their skin. Participants will get straightforward guidance on habits that support skin health, pitfalls to avoid, practical ways to treat and prevent acne, and insight into products that may be most helpful. Additional details will be shared soon.

Build your BMX skills at a dedicated practice session where you can experiment with new techniques and receive tips from coaches. It offers a relaxed, social setting to train and spend time with friends.

PAC hosts a weekly sand volleyball gathering at Avery Park, welcoming people of all ages and skill levels. It suits seasoned players as well as anyone curious to try something new. A playground next to the courts makes it convenient for families with children. The focus is on enjoying the game, fresh air, sunshine, and friendly company.

Test your knowledge at a trivia night at Ill Mannered. Enjoy drinks while you play, compete for prizes, and show your friends how much you know.

Business-minded women come together at Family Room Coffee & Bake Shop for a welcoming coffee meetup that encourages conversation, connections, and new friendships. It takes place on the second Wednesday of the month. Hosted by the Westerville Area Chamber Women in Business Network Planning Committee.

Walk with a Doc at Coffman Park features a short talk on a health topic from a healthcare professional, followed by a walk around the park.

Chris Frederick, from 20CL and The Flynns, delivers a solo acoustic looping performance in the Local Roots Beer Garden.

The Draft Room hosts a rotating schedule, switching each week between trivia and Name That Tune. Settle in with a drink while you play, with prizes on the line and plenty of chances to showcase what you know to friends.

Enjoy a summer craft session at Delaware Veterans park. It is open to Pack 318 and to K-5 children who come with a parent and want to explore scouting. The format is casual, so visitors can stop by briefly or stay for the whole session.

At Sand Bar Station in Delaware, this open mic welcomes musicians of all experience levels to share their talents in a friendly, supportive atmosphere.

Ohio's Bestest Bingo brings an evening of games to The Lazy Chameleon with card options priced at $5 and $10. Expect four rounds with multiple prizes and four winners, followed by a progressive fifth round that includes a jackpot. Food and drinks are available to enjoy while you play and try your luck.

Celebrate 90s pop with a group formation inspired by the Backstreet Boys and the Spice Girls. Across 10 group classes, participants learn a choreographed routine, then dress in character and perform at CBC Dancesport in Polaris. The experience brings teammates together to perform as a team from The Crystal Ballroom while revisiting the music and spirit of the era. Participants can choose a boy band or girl group style. The program cost is $215.

Build professional relationships and make real business connections at a focused networking gathering for driven professionals. Expect a welcoming setting to connect, share goals, and explore ways to grow alongside others in business. The event is held at OpaThecary Whiskey Lounge.

An evening centered on connections, community, and growth takes place at Fred Astaire Westerville. Attendees can enjoy appetizers and take part in team building through dance lessons, with beverage details to be announced. General admission is $30 when purchased in advance or $35 at the door, and Networking Members attend for free.

A local single point race where track access is allowed only after registration. Registration is open for a set period and closes before the start, with racing beginning shortly after. Expect fast laps and spirited competition on the track.

Put your knowledge to the test at a spirited trivia night at The Lazy Chameleon. Expect questions that range from world capitals to catchy song lyrics. Form a team, pick a playful name, and take part in friendly competition. Food and drinks are available, and the staff emphasizes attentive service.

Firehouse Tavern presents a karaoke night hosted by Steve's Karaoke.