This weekend in Elyria, OH

Settle into a 70 minute vinyasa flow that blends strength work, balance training, mobility, and breath led nervous system regulation. All experience levels are welcome, with plenty of options to modify. Bring one or two mats for extra cushion, a small yoga ball, resistance bands, two blocks, and a water bottle. The practice wraps up with yogi wipes made from water, coconut oil, castile soap, and sometimes essential oils. Drop in pricing is $10. If funding is provided by Candy's Classes, the session is free through United Way of Lorain County's United We Sweat campaign. First responders in police, fire, and dispatch always attend at no cost.

Tats for Mutts returns for its sixth year at Drop Dead Tattoo, offering tattoos that directly support Mutts in a Rut Rescue. Every dollar from each tattoo goes to the rescue because the artists are donating their entire day of work. Guests can select up to two flash pieces per person from a lineup of more than 100 designs. This is a cash only event, with prices ranging from $50 to $150. Since the artists are volunteering and are not being paid for their time, tipping is essential, so bring extra cash to tip generously. Expect a wait and plan accordingly.

Celebrate the end of summer and get ready for a new school year with a lively mix of activities, entertainment, and giveaways. Little ones can move and groove with Music + Movement with Michelle, watch a Mad Science demonstration packed with eye opening experiments, and enjoy songs from children’s musician Jesse Jukebox. Twister Girl will craft imaginative balloon creations, while kids can pick out glitter tattoos, paint rocks, and play with bubbles. Surprise prizes add to the excitement, and additional entertainment and activities may be announced. Presented by Birchwood School of Hawken, with monthly support from University Hospitals Rainbow Babies & Children’s and Cleveland Clinic Children’s.

Second Saturdays in Downtown Lorain spotlight live music, food trucks, kid-friendly activities, and a wide range of local vendors alongside the neighborhood’s shops and restaurants. This summer series offers a family-friendly way to explore the district, discover unique finds, and enjoy a casual meal. Presented by Achieve Credit Union.

The Back to School Bash at West Park at Crocker Park celebrates the end of summer and the start of a new school year. This special edition of Crocker Kids offers extended hours with music, hands-on activities, giveaways, exhibitor tables, and plenty of family entertainment. Kids can enjoy free snacks, character appearances, and creative arts and crafts that build excitement for the year ahead. It is a final big summer celebration for families before classes begin.

A community fundraiser in support of Berea ARF Animal Rescue Friends features live music throughout the day, 50/50 raffles and basket raffles, an on-site ice cream truck, a dunk tank, and other activities. Admission is free, and donations to benefit the rescue are welcome.

The Strongsville Duck Race and Kids Fest offers a free day for children filled with activities such as face painting, pony rides, a touch-a-truck experience, inflatable attractions, and more. It is designed to keep kids engaged with a variety of playful and hands-on fun.

Quinn Hoffman brings country and classic rock to Crocker Park as part of the Music in the Park Summer Concert Series in Westlake. This free show takes place at the East Park Stage near The Cheesecake Factory. The series showcases local artists and bands all summer, with performances every Friday, Saturday, and Sunday from Memorial Day weekend through Labor Day weekend. Visitors can shop, enjoy dinner, pick up dessert, and bring lawn chairs to relax and take in the music.

Lake Ridge Legacy Chorus marks its 50th year with a celebratory show. The event recognizes this milestone for the chorus.

Ace Molar brings a high-energy rock set to Town Center Park as part of the summer concert series, delivering dynamic sounds and a crowd-pleasing mix of songs. This free community concert features live music with food trucks and alcohol available, creating a relaxed, family-friendly atmosphere in the open air. Bring a lawn chair and enjoy a memorable summer evening of music at the park.

Celebrate 25 years since walking the halls of Southview High School with a reunion that brings classmates and friends together for food, music, and time to reconnect. Attendance is open to anyone who attended Southview, whether or not you graduated with the celebrating group. Tickets are $45 and include dinner plus unlimited pop, juice, and water, and a cash bar will be available for alcoholic beverages.

Get ready to dust off argyle socks and knickers, because this golf outing is back for a day on the course. Gather friends, colleagues, or family to play for a cause, with golf alongside food and drinks, on-course challenges, and prize drawings.

Northeast Ohio Creatives brings back The Royal Soiree, a festive celebration marking ten years of magic at Market Square at Crocker Park. Guests can experience a full stage production with live vocal and dance performances, take part in interactive moments like a wishing ceremony and ribbon dance, and enjoy photo opportunities, meet and greets including individual sessions, and a lively dance party. Look out for appearances from beloved characters such as Cinderella, Anna and Elsa, and Woody and Buzz Lightyear, with the complete character lineup still to be announced. The event is presented across three sessions, with capacity limited to 200 attendees per session. Tickets are offered at $30 per person, with family packs available at $99 for four tickets or $149 for six tickets. Infants under 2 do not require a ticket. Tickets are nonrefundable, and only Eventbrite and Northeast Ohio Creatives are authorized sellers. No food is included.

Midnight Blue delivers a high-energy tribute to Foreigner, performing the band’s signature songs live in a courtyard setting. This in-person concert offers an up-close experience with classic rock favorites. Admission is $10, with a cash bar available and a food truck on site.

Follow boy genius Lewis as he loses hope of recovering his invention after it is taken by Bowler Hat Guy, until Wilbur Robinson, a time traveling kid, shows up with a time machine. Their journey to the future introduces Lewis to Wilbur’s unusual family and reveals a remarkable secret. This free movie is sponsored by The American Legion.

This luau-themed gathering features creative crafts, fun games, tasty food, colorful face painting, and appearances by special guests. It is free for children and families who have been affected by a loved one's substance addiction.

Week 8 of the 2026 Summer Concert Series brings a performance by The Blue Hippies. Admission is free. The show takes place at the gazebo in Clague Park, just behind the tennis courts.