Free events in Dublin, OH

Celebrate all things collectible at a weekly card show dedicated to Pokemon, trading card games, and sports cards at Counterbalance Brewing Company. Browse a rotating selection of tables featuring TCG and sports cards, with free prizes and occasional special activities. There is no admission charge, and the brewery offers food and drinks. All ages are welcome. The show takes place inside the brick house at the brewery. For table inquiries and additional details, contact midwestsportscardshows@gmail.com.

Participants can enjoy a free outdoor yoga class on the North Lawn of the Commons. The Commons hosts open air fitness sessions that range from cardio to yoga, and this class offers a chance to focus on movement and mindfulness in a park setting. A fitness waiver is required to participate.

A new Dunkin' is marking its grand opening with coffee, giveaways, and a community partnership benefiting Columbus Humane. The first 100 people lined up outside the restaurant, not in the drive thru, will earn one free medium hot or iced coffee each day for 100 days. Participation requires the Dunkin' app and a Dunkin' Perks account, and the offer is valid only at this location. Columbus Humane will be on site with adoptable animals to meet. A prize wheel will give attendees chances to win Dunkin' gear, limited edition merchandise, gift cards, and more. Photos with Sprinkles, the Dunkin' mascot, add to the festivities. The celebration also features a ribbon cutting and a donation presentation to Columbus Humane.

Spend ten minutes in a focused conversation with a CMA educator about one artwork on display. This pop up series features a rotating selection of pieces on view. Look for signs near the CMA Welcome Desk to find the work highlighted that day. The experience is included with general admission, and no registration is needed. Photo credit: JToland Photo.

Enjoy a happy hour featuring Hawa at Woodlands Tavern. Admission is free and the event is open to all ages.

F3 Pataskala is a free men’s fitness community that meets at Foundation Park for a group workout focused on accountability and camaraderie. Expect about 45 to 60 minutes that combine a ruck, which is a walk or hike with a weighted backpack, with bodyweight movements such as push ups, squats, and planks. All fitness levels are welcome, and exercises are scaled so everyone can participate and finish together. Bring a backpack loaded with roughly 10 to 20 pounds, or start with an empty pack, plus a water bottle and a positive mindset. There are no fees, no registration, and no sales pitches. The group gathers in the basketball court parking lot within the park, and participants with backpacks make the meeting spot easy to find. Open to men only, and held in any weather.

Welcome the approach of fall at the Westgate Farmers Market. With only a handful of market days remaining, browse the vendors and enjoy their seasonal selections while they last.

Riders gather weekly at Throttle Co. for a casual motorcycle meetup with complimentary coffee. Each gathering features a rotating selection of local and regional coffee shops and roasters. It also serves as a regular meetup for the Litas Columbus, and both current members and those interested in the group are welcome.

Settle in for casual Magic: The Gathering Commander play that celebrates legendary creatures, big swings, and friendly multiplayer matchups. The format is Commander Constructed. There is no entry fee, and all players are welcome. Bring a friend and choose a commander to lead the action from the command zone.

Settle in for a laid-back Sip N Stitch at Uncorked Wine Tastings, a social crafting meetup where fiber enthusiasts can relax and connect while making with yarn or thread. All experience levels are welcome, from seasoned knitters and crochet devotees to the simply curious. Admission is free. Bring a friend if you like, along with the knitting, crochet, or other fiber project you are currently working on, and enjoy creating in good company.

Tom and Seven perform acoustic renditions of popular hits at Double Barrel Kitchen & Bar, offering a relaxed night of familiar songs with no cover charge.

Every Sunday, the Columbus Museum of Art welcomes visitors with free general admission, made possible by Art Bridges Foundation’s Access for All and the Free for the Future Campaign donors. Special exhibitions are included on these days too. Explore the Walter Wing, collaborate on a gallery puzzle, and find something engaging around every corner. Photo by JToland Photo.

Delaware County Historical Society opens its historic homes for free tours that highlight daily life in two eras. Guests can explore the early 1800s Meeker Homestead and the 1850s Millworker Cottage to see how lifestyles differed. Family activities include an animal track scavenger hunt in the Millworker yard. At the Meeker Homestead, participants can try cornhusk crafting by making a butterfly or a male or female doll to take home, with advance sign up requested for the Make & Take activity to ensure materials for all participants. Support from the Delaware County Foundation provides audio and visual equipment and internet access in The Barn at Stratford.

At Glenwood United Methodist Church, A Step in the Right Direction hosts a Hygiene Free Store that operates twice a month to help neighbors access everyday essentials. It is open to everyone and no ID is needed. Free hygiene items are available while supplies last. For entry, park on the east side of the building, follow the ramp, and look for the entrance sign. Those who want to support the effort can volunteer, host a donation drive, make a donation, or sponsor a Hygiene Free Store day to help remove barriers and support dignity in the community.

Spend ten minutes with a CMA educator for a focused look at a single artwork. This brief pop up talk highlights different pieces on display, offering insights and context in a compact format. Signs near the CMA Welcome Desk will point you to the featured work that day. The experience is included with general admission and does not require registration. Photo credit: JToland Photo.

Pick up fresh produce through a convenient drive-through distribution. Follow posted signs and staff directions when you arrive. The pickup happens in the gravel lot behind the church off Jefferson Street, and produce will be loaded directly into your vehicle. This is not a vendor event and no space is available to rent. If this is your first visit, bringing a photo ID and/or proof of address helps staff create your record quickly. Services are available to qualifying Licking County residents with household income at or below 200 percent of the federal poverty guidelines. Income thresholds are updated each July. Volunteers are needed each week.