Events in Dover, OH

Certified yoga instructors lead a relaxing outdoor session on the MassMu lawn, with a move indoors to the Museum if the weather is rainy or cold. Expect a gentle, beginner friendly practice suitable for all ages and experience levels. Participants should bring their own yoga mat, and personal props are recommended. The class fee is $6 per session or $15 for a three class bundle. Registration takes place upon arrival at the Museum.

St. Clement Bingo features bingo, food options, and a $1,000 jackpot that pays when 150 or more are playing. Packs are $20 for one or $26 for two, with a buy two get one free offer. Doors open with instants available before the first bingo game. Attendees can bring their own food or purchase from the kitchen window, which offers different specials each week, plus Kraus' Pizza at halftime.

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

Market Days at Merchants offers a curated outdoor marketplace in Navarre featuring local makers, boutiques, bakers, farmers, specialty vendors, and food trucks. Each installment brings fresh products and new small businesses, so the selection changes regularly with unique finds. The setting is at Merchants on Main along State Route 21, a route into Amish Country, and the market takes place rain or shine. Attendees can expect a family friendly atmosphere, easy access, and a lively, high traffic location. This first annual series focuses on helping small businesses grow and fostering a sense of community. Vendor spaces are limited and carefully selected to keep the experience unique.

Discover the depth and vibrancy of Native American culture with pulsing drums, traditional songs, and dances that carry stories through every step. Brilliant regalia fills the circle, and participants can take part in social dances. Kids can enjoy candy dances created just for them. Indigenous vendors present handcrafted arts and crafts to browse, and food stands offer traditional favorites such as Indian tacos, frybread, wojopi, bison and more. A glow in the dark social dance adds a modern twist, with glow sticks lighting up the celebration as Native traditions shine in a new light. The focus is on culture, unity and connection.

Historic Zoar Village wraps up its Speaker Series with a living history program at the Zoar School House. Ruth Pangrace of Women in History portrays Elizabeth Van Lew, an abolitionist, in a first-person format. Admission is free and open to all, and complimentary parking is available near the School House. For more information, call 330-874-3011.

Hosted by Lotus Grove Wellness, the fourth annual Fall Shop Hop transforms Charles Ave in downtown Massillon into a vibrant marketplace. More than 50 local artisans and vendors will showcase their talents, products, and creations. Look for food trucks, makers, and small businesses, along with spiritual readers, light workers, and energy healers offering experiences focused on the mind, body, and soul. A scavenger hunt with participating artisan vendors adds an extra layer of fun, so keep an eye out for clues as you explore. This family-friendly gathering invites the community to support local small artisan businesses. Those interested in becoming a vendor can watch for an application link in the comments or message Lotus Grove Wellness. Payments for participation are handled only by Lotus Grove Wellness, and invoices will be sent directly from them.

A hearty, no-cost meal is available on the first and third Saturday of each month.

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.

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.

Atwood Fall Festival at Atwood Lake Park features a classic rock soundtrack highlighting favorites from the 1960s through 2000.

Set out on a guided tour of the Zoar community to explore its deep agricultural roots and the essential role farming played in the daily life and success of the Separatists. Visit sites tied to historic barns, gardens, and tools while learning how communal farming practices sustained the village and shaped its way of life. This experience offers a welcoming look at how diligence, shared effort, and the land came together to build one of Ohio’s notable historic settlements.

A live music performance is planned on the outdoor stage, if the weather cooperates. Seating outside is first come, first served, and guests are welcome to bring lawn chairs.

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.

Always Jovi delivers a vivid salute to Bon Jovi, powered by million-selling New Jersey rock figure Steve Brown, known for his work with Trixter, Def Leppard, and Ace Frehley. With commanding vocals, electric stagecraft, and a strong connection to the Jersey rock scene, Brown leads an all-star band through the songs that defined an era. Arena-ready anthems like Livin’ on a Prayer and You Give Love a Bad Name share the spotlight with heartfelt favorites such as Always and Bed of Roses. Designed for longtime followers and newcomers alike, this performance celebrates Bon Jovi’s legacy with a high-energy, sing-along rock and roll experience.

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.

Classic rock favorites spanning the 1960s through the 2000s will be featured at Uhrichsvile Moose.

Explore Ohio's first settlement on a guided tour of Schoenbrunn Village that offers a closer look at life in early Ohio. Attendance is limited to 25 guests and the tour is included with regular admission. Learn about the history, the cabins, and the people who shaped Schoenbrunn Village and daily life in early Ohio. Tours may be adjusted or canceled due to inclement weather.

Scott Smalley takes the stage at the HOG for a jam session.

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.

River City faces a charming swindle when a slick-talking traveling salesman persuades townsfolk to purchase instruments and uniforms for a boys' band he never plans to organize. Harold Hill intends to leave with the money, but his growing feelings for Marian, the town librarian, change his course and lead him toward respectability by the final curtain. Meredith Willson's The Music Man, winner of six Tony Awards, features favorites like "Seventy-Six Trombones," "Trouble," "'Til There Was You," "Pickalittle," and "Gary, Indiana." It is a family-friendly musical comedy for all generations.

TRIAD Deaf Services provides monthly walk-in support across Tuscarawas, Stark, and Carroll counties. At the Tuscarawas County Public Library System, a Community Outreach and Education Specialist will be available for walk-in consultations serving Deaf, Deaf-Blind, and Hard of Hearing community members. Support can include help translating mail, guidance with Social Security matters, assistance with medical needs, and connections to resources to address specific concerns. To help the advocate prepare in advance, attendees are asked to text the community advocate line at (330) 323-8994 before arriving. Check Facebook for updates about possible closures.

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 She Elevates awards gala recognizes leaders, mentors, students, and community partners who are making a meaningful difference in Stark County and beyond. Hosted at La Pizzaria, the program highlights six honorees: Janelle Lee receiving the Women's Leadership Award, Melissa Coultas receiving the Community Award, Chandra Bryant receiving the She Elevates Award, Willow Sexton receiving the Courage Award, Maliyah Medal receiving the Rising Star Award, and FirstCommonwealth Bank receiving the Founder's Award. Proceeds from tickets and sponsorships help advance the mission to empower girls ages 8 to 14 to become confident leaders, entrepreneurs, and changemakers.

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

Explore more than two centuries of history on a lantern-lit walk through Zoar, where guides share chilling stories connected to Historic Zoar Village and recount unexplained encounters reported by staff, visitors, and residents. Each guided experience lasts about an hour, with complimentary refreshments offered in the Zoar Store afterward. Recommended for adults and for children ages 12 and up. Admission is $19 per person.

A heartwarming opportunity to discover a little love to bring home, offering a welcoming experience centered on simple joy and meaningful connections.

Midvale Speedway hosts Night of Destruction, presented by O’Reilly Auto Parts. The program features high impact action with hard hits, rollovers, and vehicles taking flight. Every driver must register for all intended events at sign-in. The lineup includes a Powerwheel Derby with custom medals for kids. Main events and payouts will be announced, with a full event lineup still forthcoming. Rules are posted on the Midvale Speedway website under Enduro Rules or NOD Rules and Payouts. Driver entry is $50 for a first event and $100 for participation in two or more events. Grandstand admission includes free entry for children 5 and under.

Enjoy live music on the outdoor stage, weather permitting. Outdoor seating is first come, first served, and lawn chairs are welcome.

At Amvets Post 12, many seats are available and there is ample space for dancing. There is no kitchen, so bringing your own food is allowed. The bar accepts only cash.

This concert features Danny Funderburk, a vocalist with more than 47 years of performances across the country. His career includes time with The Singing Americans, Perfect Heart, Mercy's Way, and the Cathedral Quartet.

TRIAD Deaf Services offers monthly walk-in support at Dover Public Library for community members who are Deaf, Deaf-Blind, or Hard of Hearing. A Community Outreach and Education Specialist is on site to assist with practical needs such as reading or translating mail, navigating Social Security or medical matters, and connecting people with resources to address specific concerns. To help ensure focused assistance, text the community advocate line at (330) 323-8994 before arriving so the advocate can reserve the time and prepare information tailored to your needs. Updates about potential closures are shared on Facebook. This session is part of a rotating series serving Tuscarawas, Stark, and Carroll counties.

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.

Bolivar Army Navy hosts a Community Health Check offering a comprehensive base panel for $55, with an extensive menu of optional add-on screenings such as A1C, PSA for men, Vitamin D, 25-hydroxy, Vitamin B12 and Folate, a Thyroid Panel (T3, Tr, Free T4), and the ColoFit colon cancer screening kit. Pre-registration is recommended, but it is optional. Payment can be made the day of the event by cash, check, or credit card, and HSA cards are accepted through partner SpringVale Health Centers with a 3 percent processing fee. Participants should fast for 12 hours before their test. Add-on pricing is provided during registration.

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.

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.

Back by request, this sing-along brunch brings loud, carefree singing, flowing drinks, and plenty of brunch fun to Shenanigans Bar & Grill. Expect a spirited atmosphere with playful antics and lots of laughter. The previous installment sold out, a sign of its lively draw. Attendees who arrive hungry, thirsty, and ready to sing will fit right in.

These Falliday train rides celebrate the season with countryside views. Some cars are dedicated to taking in the crisp autumn air and the changing colors along the way. The schedule features themed excursions including Chocolate & Cheese, Brunch, Bing’s Not So Scary Halloween Adventure, Troop Train Donut Days, and Sleepy Hollow. Additional details are available on Eventbrite.

Explore local trails after dark during a monthly night ride presented with Stark Parks. This easygoing group ride covers roughly 14 to 16 miles round trip and welcomes riders of all experience levels. Routes alternate between the Towpath and Sippo Valley Trails, with Ernie’s Bike Shop staff leading at the front and sweeping the rear to help keep the group together. A helmet, a headlight, and a taillight are required. No advance registration is needed. Rentals are available for bikes and ebikes, and a limited number of lights can be reserved by calling 330-832-5111. The ride takes place at Ernie’s Bike Shop.

Live music will take place on the outdoor stage, weather permitting. Outdoor seating is first come, first served, and lawn chairs are welcome.

WB is back at New Phila VFW 1445 with a party atmosphere for a lively night.

Teddy Snyder takes the stage at Dover Hog Heaven with a high energy performance that is set to light up the room. Expect lively music and a fun atmosphere from start to finish.

Ohio’s Hospice Pathways of Hope Grief Counseling Center is offering a five-week group for adults, Hope & Healing, led by bereavement counseling professional Marissa Bryan, MSW. The series creates a supportive space to learn, reflect, and receive guidance at your own comfort level. Sessions explore common myths about grief, typical reactions, the many ways people grieve, the four tasks of mourning, how secondary losses can surface, factors that shape each person’s journey, and self care throughout the process. The goal is to help participants understand the complexities of grief, work through the pain, and begin adjusting to life after a loss while recognizing how grief may appear in daily life. This program is free and open to the public, and registration is required.

Midvale Speedway will be the setting for a toy drive built around motorsport fun, featuring burnouts, drifting, laps around the track, and plenty of chances to check out vehicles and driving skills. All cars, trucks, and motorcycles are welcome. Attendees are asked to bring toys to support the drive. Admission is $10 per person and $25 per vehicle, and the fee for vendors and food trucks is $200.

Enjoy live music in an indoor setting with Eric Brooke. For reservations, call 330-602-9463.

Sweet T's Cafe and Confections pairs comfort food and sweet treats with an intimate mediumship experience. Sirena La Point, regarded as one of NW Ohio's best, will move through the cafe to share any messages she receives from the other side, offering a chance to reconnect with departed loved ones. A message is not guaranteed. A limited menu has been created exclusively for these events, and homemade confections are also available. The venue requires each ticket holder to make a $15 purchase from the limited menu during the event in addition to the ticket price. Tickets are $35, with 10 available. Participants who receive a message will receive an MP3 recording by email after the event.

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

Twisted Tree Books, Vagabond Coffeehouse, and Coopers Hall are hosting a midnight release party for ACOTAR 6 at Vagabond Coffeehouse. Details and the vendor lineup are still being finalized, and additional information will be shared as plans come together.

NAMI Family-to-Family offers a complimentary eight-session class designed for relatives and other supporters of someone living with a mental health condition. The course is led by trained family facilitators. Participants who complete all sessions are eligible for stipends. Registration is required. 330-455-6264.

Enjoy indoor live music from Scott + Smooth. To reserve a spot, call 330-602-9463.

Celebrate Halloween at a spirited party where Homeroom Hangover delivers haunting entertainment all evening. Enjoy themed specials, costume contests with an impressive prize, and extra fun hosted by Hog Heaven in Dover.

Expect a lively gathering as BROTHERS return to the HOG. Treat the bar to a round and soak in the upbeat atmosphere.

KANSAS brings half a century of classic rock history to the spotlight. Starting in Topeka and discovered by Wally Gold, who worked with Don Kirshner, the band released its first album in 1974 and went on to sell more than 30 million records worldwide. Their catalog spans sixteen studio albums and five live releases, earning eight gold records, three albums certified six times Platinum for Leftoverture, Point of Know Return, and Best of KANSAS, plus a Platinum live album, Two for the Show. The singles Carry On Wayward Son and Dust in the Wind reached quadruple Platinum and triple Platinum, respectively. Through the 1970s and 1980s the group logged over 200 weeks on the Billboard charts and played sold-out shows across North America, Europe, and Japan. Carry On Wayward Son remains among the top five most played tracks on classic rock radio, and Dust in the Wind has surpassed three million radio plays. Celebrate the enduring sound and musicianship of one of America’s definitive rock bands.

This event features live music indoors. To make a reservation, call 330-602-9463.

Violin, cello, and bass drive a rock-fueled concert built on classical technique. Simply Three transforms their string arsenal into rhythm and melody that land with the punch of a modern show while preserving the intimacy of chamber music. The program ranges from hard-hitting anthems to sweeping, cinematic ballads, creating a performance that is suitable for all ages and full of energy. The Phoenix-based trio features Nick Villalobos on bass, Zack Clark on cello, and Julian “Julz” Nguyen on violin. Their set blends inventive takes on contemporary hits by artists such as Avicii and OneRepublic with original work, including their piece “Rain,” for an experience that is at once recognizable and fresh.

Three Dog Night, the iconic American band now in its sixth decade, brings a legacy of 21 consecutive Billboard Top 40 hits, including three number one singles, and 12 straight RIAA Gold albums. Conceived in 1968 by Irish-born Danny Hutton, the group was built around three strong vocalists who share leads and blend in three-part harmony, complemented by four ace instrumentalists to form a self-contained ensemble. That approach became the hallmark of their sound on record and on stage. From the first self-titled album through the mid 1970s, songs like One, Easy to Be Hard, Mama Told Me (Not to Come), Joy to the World, Black and White, and Shambala fueled sales past 50 million and moved the band from smaller rooms to sold-out stadiums, helping shape the modern idea of a stadium tour. The name Three Dog Night comes from a tale of outback hunters who sleep with their dingoes on cold nights, with the coldest called a three dog night. Still tireless on the road, they perform more than 80 shows each year, reconnecting longtime fans and introducing the music to new generations.

The annual Christmas in Bethlehem evening parade fills the Village of Navarre with festive lights and music. Enjoy the procession along Main Street downtown and Canal Street as holiday floats and performers make their way through the community. Santa Claus will also appear to light the Garden Club’s Christmas tree at Rochester Square. Parade entry inquiries may be directed to sharon@centralohiorecovery.com. Trolley rides and shopping in and around Navarre are also part of the celebration.

A concert featuring Liberated alongside Lena Mullet will take place at The Heritage Center, with Duke Duvall also participating. The evening is described as inspiring, with music at its heart. Additional details will be shared as they become available.

Browse booths from small businesses offering handmade goods, unique finds, holiday gift ideas, and sweet treats. Chat with the makers, enjoy lunch available for purchase, and enter a raffle with prizes contributed by vendors along with a few extra surprises. Those interested in vending can reserve a spot only by calling the church office, and no payments or personal information will be requested through Facebook or other social media.

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

Enjoy an indoor live music performance in a comfortable setting. Call 330-602-9463 to make a reservation.

Jess, Jake and Donny will be at The Whiskey Vault Tavern.

This gathering offers a welcoming space for parents and caregivers to connect with other local families who may be navigating similar circumstances. Attendee feedback guides the direction of future meetings based on what is most helpful at the time, whether that is emotional support, camaraderie, or information about available resources. Child care is available downstairs and is supervised by trained staff.

720 Market hosts an indoor shopping experience at Massillon Museum, featuring a curated selection of 30 vendors from the food and maker community. Attendees can browse distinctive goods, find tasty treats, and explore the museum’s exhibits during the same visit.

Visitors can stop by and find a little love to take home.

Enjoy live music in an indoor setting. To reserve your spot, call 330-602-9463.

St. Joan of Arc's Christmas Craft Show features a marketplace of handmade creations and one of a kind gifts. Guests can enjoy festive treats and a friendly visit with Santa, making it a fun outing for all ages. Admission is free. Vendor applications and details are available from the organizers.

Thanksgiving Eve at New Phila VFW 1445 features classic rock spanning the 1960s through the 2000s. The focus is on rock music from those decades for an evening of decade-spanning classics.

At Uhrichsville Eagles, classic rock spanning the 1960s through 2000 will be featured, offering a tour through decades of the genre.

Celebrate the season with a guided Christmas tour through Historic Zoar Village. Explore the village’s preserved streets while learning about German and American holiday traditions in a festive setting that is welcoming for families. Guides lead you through the community and share stories from past Christmases. Advance reservations are required. Tours depart regularly and are limited to 15 guests per group. Tickets are $15 per person.

Enjoy indoor live music. For reservations, call 330-602-9463.

Historic Zoar Village transforms for the season with twinkling charm and holiday cheer. Enjoy live festive music while discovering early American and German Christmas traditions. Take a horse-drawn wagon ride through town, attend a church service followed by a tree lighting, and look for special visits from Kristkind, the German Belsnickel, and Santa. Explore at your own pace on self-guided routes or join a themed Christmas tour of the village. Gift hunters can browse extended shopping at the Zoar Store, the Bakery, and the Bimeler Museum, along with vendors and crafters throughout the village offering unique, handmade finds. Admission is $15 for adults and free for children 12 and under. For tickets, details, or artisan vendor applications, call 330-874-3011.

Enjoy a live indoor performance by Bret Kuhnash. To secure a reservation, call 330-602-9463.

A four day, three night holiday getaway to Nashville, presented by the Tuscarawas County Senior Center, combines live music, river cruising, dazzling lights, and seasonal shopping. Highlights include a dinner-and-show evening at Nashville Nightlife Theater, an evening at the Grand Ole Opry, a festive luncheon cruise aboard the General Jackson Showboat, a tour of the Country Christmas light displays at Opryland Resort, holiday shopping at Opry Mills Mall, and a guided tour of the city’s signature sights. The package is priced at $1049 per person based on double occupancy and includes hotel accommodations, meals, deluxe motor coach transportation, entertainment, and more. A deposit of $150 is required to register.

Fans of Monty Python, Mr. Bean, and Dr. Seuss will feel right at home with this holiday comedy brewed with British manners and gleeful surprises. A London duo that has earned the Impresario Award three times delivers a show that nods to the tradition of British pantomime, brimming with witty wordplay, playful physical comedy, and thoughtfully designed interactive moments. The laughs land fast, yet the magic comes from the pair’s limitless imagination and an easy, endearing rapport. When a Christmas tea party hosted by James and Jamesy suddenly unleashes a world-flooding tide of tea, the two dream up outlandishly clever ways to stay afloat. The audience is drawn into a buoyant nautical romp packed with whimsy, action, and inventive problem solving, all wrapped in a warm celebration of friendship at Christmastime.

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.

A dynamic rock-filled evening awaits at Uhrichsville Eagles, packed with electric energy, a feel-good atmosphere, and moments that will stay with you long after the music ends.

An adoption event at Diehl Subaru of Massillon invites visitors to stop in and discover a little love to bring home. Come by to explore adoption options and see if the right match is waiting.

Enjoy indoor live music. To reserve your spot, please call 330-602-9463.

Take a break from holiday preparations and enjoy some Christmas cheer at Amvets Post 12. This is the final show of the year, a festive way to wrap up the season.

A high-energy holiday rock concert featuring immersive visuals, fresh takes on beloved Christmas songs, and uplifting original music. Led by John Blasucci, a veteran keyboardist for Dennis DeYoung of Styx and former lead keyboardist for Mannheim Steamroller, Luminare Christmas brings a vibrant new spin to seasonal traditions and is crafted to capture the joy and wonder of the holidays.

Enjoy a motor coach excursion to a festive light celebration. The $185 price covers transportation, lunch, and all admissions. The experience includes time for shopping and a stop at a petting zoo, then dinner and a show, along with a guided bus tour through the light displays. Expect some walking during shopping and at the petting zoo on paved sidewalks, while dinner is indoors and the light tour takes place on the bus.

This gathering brings parents and caregivers together to build community with local families who may be navigating similar circumstances. Participants help shape the focus of future meetings by sharing what they need in the moment, whether that is emotional support, camaraderie, or information about available resources. Child care is provided downstairs by trained staff. Festive attire is encouraged.

Enjoy a night featuring Jimmy Fortune.

Right Angle Entertainment and Paul T. Couch present the national tour of Dolly Parton’s Smoky Mountain Christmas Carol, a musical featuring songs and lyrics by eleven-time GRAMMY winner Dolly Parton and a book by David H. Bell, adapted by Bell, Couch, and Curt Wollan. The tale shifts Ebenezer Scrooge to a 1930s mining company town in the Smoky Mountains of East Tennessee, where his focus on profit leaves little room for the spirit of the season. With a Christmas Eve storm on the horizon, visits from his late business partner and three spirits prompt a change of heart and a fresh view of what truly matters. Dickens’ familiar characters meet Parton’s signature songwriting for a holiday story filled with redemption and hope.