Events in Findlay

Navigating By the Sky

Chloe Nielson from the Millstream Astronomy Club presents Navigating by the Sky, a program on finding location and direction by using the Sun and the stars. After the presentation, attendees can observe the night sky with telescopes supplied by the club, and members will be available to help with their use. Personal telescopes are welcome as well. The program takes place at Riverbend Recreation Area in the Big Oaks Activity Area, Shelter 3. It is free, open to all ages, and no registration is required.

Riverbend Park

Tri County Cardinal Wrestling Club and Fitness Center

Tri County Cardinal Wrestling 1st annual summer camp

Tri County Cardinal Wrestling is launching its first annual summer camp featuring clinician Braxton Quaintance. A Division I athlete at Kent State University, Quaintance earned more than 20 collegiate wins in his freshman season. During his time at Lakota High School he amassed over 150 victories, was a three-time state placer, won a state title with a 46-0 record, and set the school’s fastest pin at five seconds. The camp fee is $50 and includes four sessions that are two hours each, a camp T-shirt, and a $5 lunch gift certificate for JB Twisters. Club members may attend at no cost. The camp is designed to support and promote wrestling in the Tri County area.

Children's Museum of Findlay

Donuts with Dad

Celebrate Dad with a fun mix of donuts and playtime. The event is free for members and included with day admission. Registration is required.

MESA 50

A new one-day cycling ride benefiting Medical Equipment and Supplies Abroad offers route options of 25 or 50 miles. The event supports MESA’s mission to gather surplus medical supplies from the community and deliver them to people in need around the world. Registration is available in advance online or can be handled on the day of the ride, and the entry fee is $25.

Taproom Yoga

Enjoy a beginner-level yoga class led by local yoga instructor Erin Teegardin. All abilities are welcome, and no prior yoga experience is needed. If you have a yoga mat, please bring it, but mats will be available. The class includes a pint of beer for those 21 and over. There is no pre-registration required, simply check in with the bar staff.

Findlay Brewing Company

Markets

Hidden Treasure Weekend Outdoor Market

At Blast from the Past, the Hidden Treasure Weekend Outdoor Market brings together local vendors and treasure seekers for a lively open air shopping experience. Browse a wide selection of antiques, vintage finds, collectibles, toys, handmade goods, and other unique pieces, with discoveries waiting at every turn. Entry is free and the setting is family friendly. Fans of flea markets, vintage shopping, garage sales, and treasure hunting will find plenty to explore. Prospective vendors can request information by emailing hiddentreasuremarketfindlay@gmail.com. Vendor spaces are limited and expected to fill quickly, and Chris and Chase are the designated contacts for this show.

Blast From the Past

Dinosaur Day!

Enjoy the second annual Dinosaur Day at the juice shop, featuring a playful prehistoric scene with large inflatable dinosaurs inside and outside. Children can explore the different dinos and take photos. Offerings include Dinosaur popsicles made from organic cold pressed juice, 8 oz dinosaur-themed organic cold pressed juices, and Dinosaur Eggs, which are organic chocolate superfood balls. A free dinosaur tattoo station will be available, and there will be giveaways of free random lattes and juices. Parents can find specialty lattes and matchas, including some limited edition choices. Dinosaur costumes, themed outfits, and favorite dino toys are encouraged. JK Juices is all organic.

Black Heritage Library & Multicultural Center

Juneteenth 2026 Celebration

The Juneteenth celebration returns with music, vendor booths, food, and presentations and demonstrations that explore history and culture.

Hot Rods & Ink Cruise In

Car culture and tattoo artistry come together at Embassy Ink and Gallery for a family friendly cruise-in. Attendees can showcase their vehicles, explore new flash designs for booking, and, if time allows, get tattooed the same day depending on artist availability. A pinstriper will be on site. There will be chances to win custom designed trophies, and Kevin’s Kajunette will be on hand with food. Organizers ask everyone to keep things respectful, with no burnouts or racing in the parking lot, creating a fun atmosphere with good company and standout rides.

Embassy Ink and Gallery

Toledo's Ms. Rachele Coming to Findlay!

Toledo’s Ms. Rachele visits Findlay for a one hour session at Goose Hall Event Center. Kids can take part in interactive play and enjoy time for photos with her.

Goose Hall Event Center

100 Proof

100 PROOF is performing at the Moose. More details are to be announced. Attendees are encouraged to arrive early and bring lawn chairs. The setlist includes rock, pop, and country radio hits, from classic songs to current favorites. 100 PROOF was a Best of Findlay runner up in 2024 and 2025, and a QFM96 Columbus House Band finalist for two years running.

Moose Lodge #698

JUN21

Sporcle Pub Quiz at Findlay Brewing Company!

Every Sunday evening, the taproom at Findlay Brewing Company features Sporcle Pub Quiz, combining craft beer with a friendly trivia challenge in a relaxed setting. It is a low-key way to beat the end-of-weekend blues.

Findlay Brewing Company

Litzenberg Memorial Woods

Little Hands Nature Club: Who's Egg Is It?

At Litzenberg Memorial Woods, little learners can explore the world of eggs. Participants will view a display of different eggs, match each one to the animal that laid it, play an egg-themed game, and search the shelter area for hidden eggs. This program is intended for ages 3 to 6 with an adult, and siblings of other ages are welcome. The event is free and registration is not required.

The 641 (Cooking Club for Adults)

Enjoy delicious food at the library.

BGSU Paleontologist Program

Meet paleontologist Dr. Peg Yacobucci from Bowling Green State University's School of Earth, Environment, and Society for a hands on look at the fossils beneath northwest Ohio. The program highlights the marine life that once thrived here long before dinosaurs. Attendees examine common local fossils through drawing, mold making, note taking, and other creative activities. It concludes with a mini science conference where kids share their findings with one another.

Puzzle Race

Teams will face off in a fast paced jigsaw challenge at the library, racing to be the first to complete a 500 piece dinosaur puzzle that glows in the dark. The quickest group will be named champions, and prizes are awarded for first and second place. Participation is limited to seven teams. Each team must have 2 to 4 members and choose a team name in advance. Registration is required. Only one person per team needs to register and should include their name, email address, phone number, and the total number of people on the team, counting themselves. The system will record the correct team size even if the confirmation email lists one participant. To register by phone, call the Information Desk at 419-422-1712, Option 2. This program welcomes ages 10 and up, including teens and adults. Teams are encouraged to bring their own puzzle sorting trays and arrive a little early so the race can begin promptly. This program is sponsored by the Friends of the Library.

Poetic Pride: Poetry Open Mic

Poetic Pride brings a welcoming open mic to the Findlay Art League gallery, celebrating poetry and spoken word centered on Pride, love, community, chosen family, resistance, and visibility. Readers can expect at least five minutes at the microphone, with final set lengths adjusted according to the number of participants. The event is hosted by local poet Kerry Trautman. Admission is free. All ages are welcome at attendees' discretion, as some pieces may include sensitive topics or language.

Findlay Art League

Tai Chi at Quality PT

Open to all ages, this Tai Chi workshop at Quality PT focuses on gentle, flowing movements that build balance and strength while encouraging mindfulness. Certified instructor Dr. Mark Boehler, PT, DPT, CIDN, leads the class with exercises that improve flexibility, ease stress, and support overall well-being. Suitable for beginners and experienced practitioners, it offers a supportive, health-centered setting. Space is limited, and the cost is $15.

Mask Making Workshop

Explore the art of mask creation in a hands-on, two-day workshop where participants shape masks with plaster bandages and bring them to life with paint. Along the way, learn about mask-making traditions from different cultures, then design and craft a piece that reflects your own vision. This experience is suitable for all ages and covers both building and finishing techniques. The fee is $40 per participant.

Baby & Toddler Story Time

A dedicated story time designed for babies and toddlers ages 0 to 3 who attend with a caregiver. Held at Kaubisch Memorial Public Library.

Marathon Cafe Lunch

Enjoy lunch at the cafe. The meal costs $7 and includes your choice of a hot meal with a side salad or soup and drink, the salad of the week with soup and drink, a build-your-own salad with soup and drink, or a build-your-own wrap with a side salad or soup and drink. Dine in, carryout, and curbside options are available.

Alexandria's Trivia Night

Enjoy a lively trivia night in the first floor warehouse event space. Whether you arrive solo or with a team, ample seating is available. Winning teams get to take something home.

Alexandria's

Makerspace

Kids can dive into hands-on art, science, and engineering activities in the makerspace, with a new project offered each week. Children 8 and under should be accompanied by an adult.

Teen Trivia Night

Test your knowledge of random facts at a teen trivia evening at the library. This program is open to teens in grades 6 to 12. Space is limited, and registration is required.

Fostoria Church of the Nazarene

Free Community Dinner

Enjoy a complimentary community meal at FNC Hope Community Center. This recurring dinner is offered on the second and fourth Tuesday of each month.

Paint a Cow & Chow

Settle in for a creative night at Culver’s of Findlay as local artist Mia Otto guides a step by step painting session featuring a cheerful cow on canvas. Beginners are welcome, and all materials are provided. Registration includes a pre-sketched cow canvas, all painting supplies, a Classic Value Basket coupon, and a Concrete Mixer coupon. Celebrate Dairy Month with a blend of art and great food, whether you come with friends, family, or on your own for something different. The cost is $45 per person. To secure a spot, send $45 via Venmo to @lovemiart and include Paint a Cow & Chow in the note. Advance registration with payment is required, space is limited, and spots will not be held without payment.

Culver's

Marathon Center for the Performing Arts

Dancing

Adult Ballroom Basics Dance Class

Build a foundation in Latin ballroom over six weeks in a welcoming, low pressure setting. Each weekly session concentrates on a single dance with time to review what you learned. The Latin Pack features Rumba, Bachata, Salsa, and Cha Cha. Adults 18 and up are welcome, and no prior dance experience or partner is needed. Attend on your own or with a partner, and couples receive a $10 discount at registration. Tuition is nonrefundable and nontransferable. The organizer may cancel classes, and refunds are issued in the event of a cancellation.

Take You Out to the Ball Game

St. Andrew's United Methodist Church is organizing an outing to a Flag City Sluggers baseball game and providing free admission. Concessions at the ballpark will be available for purchase at a modest cost, and kids can enjoy face painting. It is a family-friendly evening of baseball and simple fun.

Marathon Diamonds

Beer Barrel Pizza & Grill

Live Music

The Beer Barrel patio hosts live local music with $20 margarita pitchers and $5 classic margaritas available. Expect relaxed summer nights and a season of performances outdoors, with plenty of patio seating for enjoying the tunes.

Tuesday Shop Rides

A casual group ride departs from Emory Adams Park with Making Miles Matter and local cyclists. It welcomes riders training for the Hancock Horizontal Hundred, those returning after a break, and anyone seeking company on the road. The pace is relaxed and everyone rides at a comfortable speed. Most outings finish before nightfall, though this can change with the route and season. Helmets are recommended, and bike lights help when daylight fades. Sharing the shop ride on Facebook each week earns one entry in the Hancock Horizontal Hundred 2026 raffle. Sharing the post and showing up for the ride are counted toward tracking entries, and more ways to earn entries and prizes will be announced as the season continues. Attendance at the Hancock Horizontal Hundred is not required to win raffle items. Making Miles Matter brings people together to support well being in both mind and body, and all speeds are welcome.

Emory Adams Park

Summer Connect: Northview Primary

Summer Connect brings the Findlay-Hancock County Public Library together with local organizations for a day filled with games, engaging activities, and community fun. Children can choose free books to take home, and there is no cost for Findlay residents. The program offers opportunities for connection, play, and exploration with partners from around the area. Please note that photos or videos may be taken during the program and may be used in the library’s print or digital materials. Anyone who prefers not to be photographed or recorded should notify program staff before the program begins.

Northview Primary School

Train Presentation

Explore Union Pacific Big Boy 4014 together with Fostoria's railroad history in a library presentation led by Ellen Gatrell of Fostoria's Rail Preservation Society.

Balance and Strength

This 30-minute class is designed to enhance balance, strength, and bone health. It incorporates both seated and standing exercises utilizing hand weights and tubing.

Aqua Zumba with Kealy

Aqua Zumba with Kealy is held at Lakeview Pool and welcomes both members and non-members. The class fee is $5 per person. Weather-related cancellations are shared by Zumba with Kealy.

Lakeview Pool

Fostoria Church of the Nazarene

Grab And Go Lunches For Kids

FNC Hope Community Center hosts take-home lunches for children. Meals are offered in a grab and go format.

Findlay Hancock County Public Library Main

Storytime

Come to the library for Storytime. The program includes singing, rhyming, reading, crafting and activities, all centered around a different theme each week. This weeks theme is I Dig Shapes. This program is designed for preschool-aged children, who must be accompanied by a caregiver who actively participates. Drop-offs are not allowed.

Children's Craft

Ms. Alyssa leads a fun craft activity that encourages creativity and hands-on making in a friendly setting.

Teen Craft

Teens ages 12 and up can take part in a craft session with Miss Bailey at Kaubisch Memorial Public Library.

Britney Spears Music Bingo

Fern Cafe hosts a Britney Spears themed music bingo night featuring her biggest hits, themed cocktails, and prizes awarded each round. Sing along while you play and enjoy a lively soundtrack of pop favorites. Dressing in pop princess style is encouraged. For reservations, call 419-423-2700.

Fern Cafe

Findlay Civic Concert Band

The Findlay Civic Concert Band marks 75 years with a complimentary concert at the bandshell. This special performance commemorates the ensemble’s long history.

Main Street Deli & Arcade

Punk Rock & Emo Karaoke Night

Get ready to belt out favorites at a punk and emo karaoke night. Host Calib Delacruz will spin punk rock tracks throughout the evening while participants take the mic. Song choices that match the theme are encouraged, but any selection is welcome. Wear a punk or emo inspired outfit to receive 25% off your tab. Specialty shots are $5 all day. Choose from 20 draft beers or try a themed cocktail and settle in for a fun night.

Riverside Civic Concert Series

Admission is free for this Riverside Civic Concert Series performance, presented at the Allen P. Dudley Memorial Bandshell in Riverside Park. The Findlay Civic Concert Band takes the stage as part of a summertime series that showcases civic and community ensembles from the area.

Children's Museum of Findlay

Museum Friends Preschool Playgroup

A relaxed playgroup where preschool families connect through play and build new friendships. Participation is included with museum admission.

Starter Storytime

This library storytime features songs, rhymes, read-alouds, and playful time with scarves and simple instruments to encourage a love of reading and strengthen early literacy. It is designed for children from birth to 36 months with a caregiver, and older siblings are welcome. Caregivers should remain with their child and take part throughout the session, since drop-offs are not allowed. To request accommodations, email ncramer@findlaylibrary.org or call 419-434-1476 ahead of time. Photos or video may be taken during the program for library print and digital materials. Let staff know before it starts if you do not wish to be included.

My Favorite Animals - 2026 kids class

A popular summer class for kids returns with animal-inspired artwork and weekly variety. Each session features a different animal and a new art medium, creating a fresh experience from week to week. It is recommended for ages 5 to 12, and all are welcome.

Story Time

Stop by the Children's Department for lively storytelling where participation is part of the fun.

Marathon Cafe Lunch

Enjoy lunch at the cafe. A $7.00 meal includes your choice of a hot meal with a side salad or soup and a drink, salad of the week with soup and a drink, build your own salad with soup and drink, or build your own wrap with side salad or soup and a drink. Dine in, carryout, and curbside options are available.

Mini Meet-Up

Enjoy open play with a variety of toys from the library. Discover new games and hands-on activities that mix learning and fun while connecting with other families. This casual meet-up is geared toward children and offers time to explore, play, and socialize.

Oakwoods Nature Preserve, Discovery Center

Safari Animals

Embark on an imaginative safari and learn about animals often seen on such adventures, including elephants, lions, and zebras. Afterward, take a nearby exploration through the Nature Play Area to look for local wildlife such as Northern Cardinals, Eastern Fox Squirrels, and Stag Beetles. The gathering takes place at the Discovery Center Porch in Oakwoods Nature Preserve. This program is intended for children ages 3 and under with an adult, and siblings of other ages are welcome. It is free to attend and no registration is required.

Markets

Log Cabin & Workshops, Estate Auction-Vehicles & Contents, Key Realty

An estate auction presents the real estate, vehicles, personal property, and more from the Estate of Robert S. Pierce. The property features a rustic log cabin on 2.938 acres in the Van Buren School District, with a creek along the back boundary and proximity to Findlay. The cabin includes front and rear covered porches, a spacious living room with a wood burning stove, a distinctive kitchen and dining area, a full bathroom, a large bedroom with built in rustic storage, and a walk up attic. The full unfinished basement has poured concrete walls plus interior and exterior stairways. Systems include an LP gas furnace with central air, electric baseboard heat, an electric water heater, well and septic, and sump pumps. Some projects are unfinished and the home requires care, yet it offers strong potential. Outbuildings include a 32 by 60 garage and workshop with a 16 by 36 addition, arranged into four separate areas and equipped with a new LP heater, a wood stove, a half bath, two service doors, and four overhead garage doors. An additional 16 by 36 by 16 prefabricated metal garage provides a service door and a 12 foot roll up overhead door. Personal property and vehicle highlights include two 1967 Corvettes, a 1963 Corvette body and frame, car parts and engines, vintage project vehicles, a John Deere 737 zero turn mower with a 54 inch deck, vintage Cushman scooters and project scooters, a 1980 Yamaha Exciter snowmobile, shop equipment, power and hand tools, Stihl chain saws, an anvil, antiques, collectibles, and more. The auction is sizable, with portions running in two rings, and automotive items featured during the event. Real estate terms require a 5 percent deposit at the auction with the balance due within 30 days. The property sells as is with no warranties or guarantees. Buyers must have financing fully arranged in advance, with no contingencies for financing, appraisals, or other lender requirements. Inspections, including lead based paint, may be completed prior to the auction. The auctioneer and realtor represent the seller, and the seller reserves the right to accept or reject any and all bids. The estate is represented by Executor Georgia J. Wonderly with attorney Bruce Brimley, and Georgia J. Wonderly is the owner of the real estate. The auction is conducted by Trent W. Farthing of Key Realty.

Tween Drawing Club: Paint Kindness Rock

This creative session brings young artists together for art projects and conversation. This month features painting kindness rocks with staff from the Family Resource Center, along with simple ideas for spreading kindness. It is intended for grades 2 through 8. Children age 8 and under should attend with an adult. Registration is required for participating children, while accompanying adults do not need to register.

Celebrate America Cookie Decorating Class

This hands-on cookie decorating class guides participants through decorating four cookies. All cookies, icing, and decorating tools are provided, so there is nothing to bring. Participants will learn new decorating techniques. The class is open to beginners. Registration is required.

Gillig Winery

Aqua Zumba with Kealy

Aqua Zumba with Kealy offers a pool-based class at Lakeview Pool that welcomes both members and non-members. The cost is $5 per person, payable at check-in by cash or via Venmo to Kealy Goodale. For weather-related updates, check the Zumba with Kealy page on Facebook or send a direct message. Enjoy the pool season with a refreshing water workout led by Kealy.

Lakeview Pool

Tiny Tots Playgroup

A welcoming playgroup for parents of infants and toddlers, where little ones can play and explore while adults connect and share the challenges and joys of parenting. Participation is included with admission.

Summer Connect

Summer Connect brings the Findlay-Hancock County Public Library together with community partners for a mix of games, hands-on fun, and engaging activities. Children can select free books to take home, and participation is free for Findlay residents. Library programs may be photographed or recorded for use in the library’s print and digital marketing. Anyone who prefers not to appear in images should inform program staff before the program begins.

Findlay YMCA

Storytime at the Park

An outdoor storytime at Riverside Park’s Waterfalls Pavilion features songs, rhymes, read-alouds, themed activities, and a craft to take home. The theme is I Dig Shapes. The program is geared to preschool-aged children with a caregiver who stays and participates, and drop offs are not permitted. In the event of inclement weather, alerts will appear on the library’s website and the session will take place at the library at the same schedule. For accessibility needs, contact ncramer@findlaylibrary.org or 419-434-1476 in advance. Photos or video may be taken during the program and may be used in the library’s print and digital materials. If you prefer not to be photographed, inform program staff before the program begins.

Balance and Strength

This is a seated and standing chair-based class, which runs for 30 minutes. It focuses on improving balance, strength, and bone health using hand weights and tubing.

Marathon Cafe Lunch

Enjoy lunch at the cafe. For $7.00, choose between a hot meal with a side salad or soup and drink, the salad of the week with soup and drink, a build-your-own salad with soup and drink, or build your own wrap with a side salad or soup and drink. Dine-in, carryout, and curbside options are available.

Name That Tune

Name That Tune takes place in a warehouse-style event space on the first floor. Participate on your own or with a team. There is ample seating, the game runs through a series of music rounds, and prizes go to the winning teams.

Alexandria's

Racer's Reunion

Motorsports heritage meets modern horsepower as USAC National Sprint Cars, Vintage American Race Cars, and the Ohio Valley Late Model Dirt Series share the spotlight. This gathering highlights the roots of the sport alongside current competition, creating an evening that honors tradition while delivering high-energy racing.

Millstream Speedway

Millstream Speedway hosts a racing program featuring non-winged 410 sprint cars from the USAC National Sprint Cars alongside the Ohio Valley Late Model Dirt Series. Both divisions take to the dirt for a combined program of sprint and late model competition.

Youth Craft Night

Designed for ages 10 to 17, this hands-on crafting session features creative activities such as making pony bead bracelets, designing a personal flag, and pin making. A simple, fun way to dive into a few colorful projects.

The Loft

Leather Crafting

Blake Metcalfe leads a beginner-friendly leather crafting session focused on making a keychain. Materials are provided, including leather, basic hardware, and stamping tools. Space is limited and registration is handled by PM. There is no charge for this first event. The workshop takes place in the Bankquet hall on the second floor of The Space.

BANKquet Hall

Rally in the Alley

Live music brings energy to Downtown Findlay and sets the tone for a great start to the weekend. Reunion Band performs in Latham Courtyard, with the festivities hosted by Heck Rentals. Support comes from Hancock Federal Credit Union, Oral & Facial Surgery Inc., Dr. Bradley A. Gregory, and Tom Hiatt's Plumbing & Excavating Services.

Lathem Courtyard

Black Swamp War Games 2026

The Barony of Red Spears hosts a multi-activity gathering at Hancock County Fairgrounds featuring armored and rapier melee, equestrian games, archery, thrown weapons, and a selection of classes. On-site camping is available, with renovated restrooms that include showers, convenient water access, and a limited number of power hookups. Leashed pets are welcome, and owners are responsible for cleanup. Admission is free for children five and under, youth ages six to seventeen are $5, adult members are $20, non members are $30, and families have an $80 cap. Camping is $10 per tent. Equestrian stall rentals are $50 with shavings or $30 without. Preregistration is available.

Litzenberg Memorial Woods

What to Like About Lichen

Explore the world of lichens during a guided hike at Litzenberg Memorial Woods. Meet at the shelter to learn how these symbiotic organisms support forest ecosystems, then walk the trails to look for species such as common greenshield, star rosette, and British soldiers. The program is designed for ages 16 and older. It is free, and online registration is required. Space is limited to 20 participants, with a minimum of 2.

Beckett's BB Findlay

Enjoy delicious food paired with lively, groovy music for a fun, easygoing atmosphere.

Beckett's Burger Bar

LEGO My Summer Contest and Family Night

A family-friendly LEGO contest and night at the Hancock Hotel invites builders to showcase original creations across several themes while supporting Pierce's Crew Foundation. Entries are reviewed in age groups 5 to 7, 8 to 10, 11 to 13, and 14 and older. Only self-designed builds are accepted, not store-bought sets or instruction-based kits, to spotlight imagination. Themes span summer fun, Americana, and stories from movies and TV, and a new option encourages participants to recreate a local business for possible post-event feature. Beyond the competition, contestants and guests can keep building at interactive stations. Kid-friendly food, snacks, and beverages from the Hancock Hotel help make it an easy night out for families. Expect a playful, mini LEGOLAND feel in Findlay, and a purpose-driven evening that raises funds for Pierce's Crew Foundation. The nonprofit advances autism awareness and helps Northwest Ohio families access vital programs and therapies, offering connection through community fundraisers, scholarships, and regular support gatherings.

Hancock Hotel

Dancing

Line Dance Party in Axe Alley

At In the Axe, a line dance party takes place in Axe Alley with Jesse Line Dance. Jesse leads beginner-friendly lessons and takes requests for favorite line dance tunes. Admission is $10 per person and includes one drink and a wristband. The wristband provides access to the dance party, 20% off additional drinks, and half-price axe throwing for the weekend. Enjoy drinks, try axe throwing, and spend time on the dance floor with guidance that welcomes first-timers.

In the Axe

SOAR! Adventure Park - Glow Nights

Glow Nights transforms the park after dark with an upbeat atmosphere. Take on dodgeball, climb the rock wall, and discover more activities throughout this glowing experience. Presented on weekends, it brings a fresh burst of energy to familiar attractions and keeps the excitement going into the night.

SOAR! Adventure Park

Rock Steady

Classic rock takes the spotlight at this event, celebrating the genre's signature sound and lasting appeal.

Lucky's Tavern and Grill

Story Time

The Children's Department hosts lively, interactive stories.

Starter Storytime at the Park

Starter Storytime at Riverside Park’s Waterfalls Pavilion features songs, rhymes, and stories, along with playful scarf and instrument activities in the open air. The program nurtures early literacy and encourages a love of reading. It is designed for children from birth to 36 months with a caregiver, and older siblings may attend. Caregivers are expected to stay and actively engage with their child, and drop offs are not permitted. If weather is poor, updates will be posted on the library’s website and the session will move to the library. For accommodations, contact ncramer@findlaylibrary.org or 419-434-1476 in advance. Library programs may be photographed or recorded for print and digital marketing, and anyone who does not wish to be included should notify staff before the program begins.

Civic

2026 HHW/Paint & Electronics Collection

The Hancock County Solid Waste Management District is holding a limited-time Household Hazardous Waste, paint, and electronics collection at the Hancock County Fairgrounds. The drop-off is free for Hancock County residents with proof of residency, and materials from businesses, companies, or contractors will not be accepted. Approved HHW and paint items include latex and oil-based paints, stains, thinners, aerosols, mercury, propane cylinders, household cleaners, fertilizers, pesticides, acids, oxidizers, lead-acid batteries, antifreeze, motor oil, and fuels. Electronics accepted include many non-working items such as stereos, laptops, computers and accessories, gaming systems, security cameras, and sound bars, while appliances are not accepted. This one-time collection is supported in part by the Ohio Environmental Protection Agency’s Recycle Ohio Grant Program and is presented in cooperation with ERG Environmental and the Hancock County Fairgrounds. As a helpful tip, latex paint can be solidified with an absorbent like kitty litter or floor-dry, then disposed of with regular trash or at a landfill once fully hardened and with the lid removed.

Marathon Cafe Lunch

Enjoy lunch at the cafe. The meal includes your choice of a hot meal with a side salad or soup and a drink. Alternatively, you can choose the salad of the week with soup and a drink, build your own salad with soup and drink, or build your own wrap with a side salad or soup and drink. Financial assistance is available; please call for details. Dine-in, carryout, and curbside options are available.

Movie: Good Dinosaur

Settle in at the library for a movie screening.

Findlay Firefighters Local 381 2026 Golf Scramble

There will be a golf scramble.

Fostoria Country Club

Samuel Harness

Samuel Harness brings his soulful acoustic sound to Gillig Winery for his first performance in Findlay, Ohio. He earned a top 20 placement on both The Voice and American Idol, and will present a live set that highlights his vocals. Enjoy the music alongside local wines from the winery.

Gillig Winery

Venue 18 Entertainment Complex

Absolute Grand Prix

Back for its second year, the Absolute Grand Prix presents an eight-man tournament to decide the next top contender to challenge Absolute Grand Prix champion Gideon Haze. The field includes Austin Elm, Gorgeous Gregory, Bryant Huff, Jacob Rose, Brandon Day, Cesar Ashur, Rubio Bell, and Ryan Michaels. Pre-sale tickets are available, priced at $15 for front row and $10 for general admission.

Reineke's Drive For Your Community

Reineke Ford in Fostoria is holding a community-focused test-drive fundraiser benefiting Fostoria Area Habitat for Humanity. For each valid test drive in a new Ford, Ford Motor Company contributes $30 to the local Habitat organization, with a maximum of $6,000 in donations. Participants can get behind the wheel of models like the F-150, Expedition, Maverick, Mustang Mach-E, Bronco, and Bronco Sport, making a difference in just a few minutes. General Manager Amanda Crookshanks highlights Habitat for Humanity’s impact on strengthening the community and shares the dealership’s pride in partnering with Ford Motor Company to offer an engaging way to give back.

Reineke Ford

The Buffalo Trading Company

Refuse to be a Victim

Refuse to be a Victim is a flagship NRA class centered on personal safety. Participants learn practical ways to reduce risk and deter crime, with guidance on criminal behavior, strengthening security at home and in vehicles, staying safer online, and choosing personal safety devices. Pre-registration is required and space is limited to 10 students. The cost is $50 per person. Dates may change or be canceled if attendance is low or due to unforeseen circumstances.

Basement Bangers

Findlay is in for a wall to wall blast of hits with a playlist stacked with 90s and 2000s alternative rock, country hits, and today’s pop anthems. Expect favorites from Alanis Morissette, Red Hot Chili Peppers, Seven Mary Three, Matchbox Twenty, Green Day, Big & Rich, AJR, Lady Gaga, and Kesha. It is all bangers, delivered with high energy and a playful nod to keeping it responsible, more or less.

Alexandria's

Forced Proximity: A Romance Bookshop

Markets

Lit On The Lawn

Celebrate romance in reading with a friendly gathering that spotlights stories about love. Browse book-themed vendors, personalize a T-shirt at a custom station, and discover offerings from independent authors, with more to explore.

Yoga in the Park

Presented by Lavender Fest, this outdoor yoga session at Riverside Park is led by Trisha and centers on movement, mindfulness, and connection in a peaceful natural setting. The class is offered as a gift to the community, and any donations support FOCUS on Recovery and Wellness. Please bring a yoga mat. Everyone is welcome, and advance registration is not required. Afterward, Lavender Fest features live music, local vendors, wellness offerings, food, and more.

Career

Open Interviews

PaperTech is hosting an open interview day for candidates interested in opportunities across all shifts. Applicants are encouraged to bring a resume or complete an online application in advance. Interviews may be conducted immediately for qualified candidates.

PaperTech

Lavender Fest

Now in its second year, Lavender Fest brings a full day of love, community, creativity, music, and fundraising to Riverside Park. The celebration supports FOCUS on Recovery and Wellness and features local vendors, food trucks, henna, face painting, raffle prizes, and other activities. Live performances include sets by Smoke House Express, The Wheely Brothers, Grumpy Plum, Tea Set, and Sensory Department. Open to everyone, with additional details to be announced.

Black Heritage Library & Multicultural Center

Veteran's Culture Share

Rick Adams, owner of Black Deacon’s Catering and part of the Center, will share his home-style cooking, stories from his service in the United States Army, and the lessons he has learned.

Findlay Riverside City Park

Acoustic by the River

Spend the afternoon by the river enjoying acoustic performances that capture easygoing summer vibes. At the same time, Lavender Fest brings additional live music, vendors, and healing throughout Riverside Park, creating a lively backdrop for a relaxed riverside experience.

JUN28

Songs and Stories (Family)

Explore stories told through music. Price is $10 per family.

JUN28

Sporcle Pub Quiz

Sporcle Pub Quiz brings a trivia challenge to the taproom, pairing craft beer with a test of knowledge.

Findlay Brewing Co

Litzenberg Memorial Woods

Family Day at Litzenberg: How is it Made?

Take a step back in time as Hancock Park District staff share how wool becomes yarn. Families can try their hand at carding and spinning with tools like pioneers used, then take home yarn for their own crafting projects. The program takes place at Litzenberg Memorial Woods. People of all ages are welcome. Registration is required due to limited space.

Groups & Meetups

Pride Mixer

Wrap up Pride Month with a relaxed mixer on the Hancock Hotel patio, weather permitting. Enjoy easy conversation, opportunities to meet new friends or reconnect with familiar faces, and a welcoming space for everyone. Celebrate community and raise a glass to the connections that keep the Pride spirit shining.

Hancock Hotel - Patio

Origami Flowers

Discover the art of paper folding as an AMA instructor provides step by step guidance to create a Kusadama flower. This class is intended for teens and adults, and the cost is $10 per participant.

Marathon Cafe Lunch

Enjoy lunch at the cafe. The meal includes your choice of a hot meal with a side salad or soup and drink, salad of the week with soup and drink, build your own salad with soup and drink, or build your own wrap with side salad or soup and drink. Financial assistance is available.

World Palette: Art, Storytelling, & Community

For teens and adults, Awakening Minds Art, in partnership with Journey to Belonging, presents a hands-on workshop series that connects art making with stories and traditions from around the world. Each session starts with a brief cultural talk that highlights countries, cultures, and refugee experiences. Participants then create guided paintings and mixed media pieces inspired by the themes, colors, symbols, and styles explored. No prior art background is required, only curiosity and a desire to create. Sessions offer a welcoming community atmosphere and introduce new themes each time. The cost is $5 per session, and participants can register for a single workshop or attend multiple. This series is supported in part by the Marianna Hofer Endowment Fund at the Findlay-Hancock Community Foundation.

Fostoria Church of the Nazarene

Grab And Go Lunches For Kids

Children can pick up ready-to-go lunches at FNC Hope Community Center. This convenient program offers a simple grab and go option for families seeking an easy meal for kids.

Crafting Beer at Home - Class 2

There are two beer-focused events. The first session teaches the basics of home brewing in a hands-on format. The second event features a flight of three beer samples paired with complementary flavors. Registration is required and there is a fee.

Beer Barrel Pizza & Grill

Ethan Timm

Ohio musician Ethan Timm channels an old-soul spirit, shaped by legendary rock and roll artists known for unforgettable songs. His performances blend lively energy with heartfelt emotion, featuring sounds that are smooth and soulful...

Storytime

This week's storytime features a Tea Rex Party theme. More information will be shared soon.

JUL1

Marathon Center for the Performing Arts

Food Trucks at MCPA

Food trucks gather at MCPA on the first Wednesday of each month from April through September, offering a rotating mix of savory and sweet options with plenty in between. The weekly lineup is shared on Facebook.

JUL2

Pavilion At the Waterfalls - Riverside Park

Walk the Blanchard River Greenway Trail

Take a relaxed walk on the Blanchard River Greenway Trail, a former railroad corridor now enjoyed as a scenic path. Keep an eye on the river for wildlife that may appear, including painted turtles, mallards, and the occasional great blue heron. Participants will meet at the Riverside Waterfalls pavilion parking area. All ages are welcome. There is no cost to participate and no registration required. This program is part of Parks and Recreation Month.

JUL3

Stars, Stripes and Short Legs

Celebrate the nation’s 250th anniversary with a red, white, and blue dachshund racing showcase filled with zoomies, laughter, and community spirit as part of the City of Findlay festivities. Alongside offerings like a family-friendly fun zone and live performances, these races serve as a tail-wagging highlight. The program features age-based heats newly given patriotic names for this milestone year and a charity race, Red, White & Rescue, supporting a local shelter. A Small Breed Race welcomes all dogs under 10 inches tall, not just dachshunds. Extras include the fan-favorite Best Nose Contest, a patriotic photo backdrop for cute pet pictures, and plenty of tail-wagging excitement. Registration is open, and more updates, race details, and announcements will be shared on the event page.

JUL3

Fireworks Festival

The event features a concert by Doug Duffey and BADD, followed by a fireworks show.

JUL3

Lucky's in Findlay

Strawberry Kush brings a live performance to Lucky's Tavern and Grill.

Lucky's Tavern and Grill

JUL4

419 Fest

419 Fest brings a community celebration to Venue 18 in Fostoria, Ohio, featuring a car show, a motorcycle show, live outdoor music, food truck fare, vendor booths, a tent serving beer, and a family friendly atmosphere, with fireworks to close the night. The concert is free to attend and features HAKYHM as the headliner. Organizers are welcoming participation from vendors, artists, volunteers and staff, as well as entries for cars and bikes. Space is limited to 80 car spots with 10 premium positions and a 50 bike cap. Registration is open, and booking or entry questions can be sent to Durst5221@gmail.com, YGExplore@gmail.com, or Staybroken.bookings@gmail.com.

Venue 18

JUL4

July 4th 250th America Celebration

A celebration of the nation's 250th anniversary featuring a show by TWO GROOVY at Findlay Ohio Amvets Post 21. The milestone is marked with music.

AMVETS Post 21

JUL5

Holidays

America 250 Independence Day Family Fun Night with the City of Fostoria

Celebrate America’s 250th anniversary at an Independence Day family fun night presented by the City of Fostoria, highlighted by the community’s annual fireworks celebration. Expect food trucks and local vendors, complimentary ice cream while supplies last courtesy of sponsors, family-friendly lawn games like cornhole and giant Jenga, and music and entertainment. Guests are encouraged to bring lawn chairs and blankets to relax and enjoy the evening.

Foundation Park

JUL6

Birds of Summer

Celebrate the season’s birdlife with a program that highlights both local residents and summer visitors. Enjoy photos and displays, then head onto the trails to look for species such as Indigo Bunting, American Goldfinch, and Northern House Wren. The setting is the Riverbend Recreation Area at the Big Oaks Activity Area, located at the Mariann Dana Younger Memorial Pavilion. Open to all ages. Free to attend, with online registration required. Participation is capped at 25 and requires at least 3 attendees.

Riverbend Park

JUL8

Findlay Civic Concert Band

Enjoy live music with a free band performance at the bandshell. This concert is offered at no charge to attendees.

Riverside Park Findlay

JUL8

Blood Drive at Reineke Ford Fostoria!

Reineke Family Dealerships is partnering with Ford Motor Company and the American Red Cross to host a community blood drive at Reineke Ford in Fostoria. This effort is part of Ford Building Together, a national initiative marking America’s 250th anniversary through 250 community-focused activities. Donations will help support patients across Northwest Ohio, offering a convenient way for local residents to make a lifesaving impact. The Fostoria dealership is participating alongside Reineke Ford locations in Tiffin, Lima, and Findlay, with the dealerships opening their doors to bring neighbors together in support of a stronger community.

Reineke Ford of Fostoria

JUL9

Hancock Historical Museum

Family Night: Cooking Up History

Experience the past at Hancock Historical Museum through food, artifacts, and creative projects. Explore a barn filled with antique farm equipment, watch a hearth demonstration of pioneer cornbread, and create a victory garden craft, with more activities included. Open to all ages. Presented in partnership with Hancock Historical Museum and part of the America 250 series.

JUL9

Summer Connect

Summer Connect brings the Findlay-Hancock County Public Library together with community partners for a day filled with playful games and engaging activities. Children can choose free books to take home, and everything is offered at no cost to Findlay residents. It is an opportunity to connect with local organizations, explore new interests, and enjoy hands-on fun.

JUL10

Textured Painting

Experiment with painting on textured materials to create artwork you can truly feel. This activity welcomes people of any age and ability level. Cost is $15 per participant.

JUL10

Blood Drive at Blanchard Valley Center

A blood drive will take place at Blanchard Valley Center. Sign up in advance to donate blood.

Blanchard Valley Center

JUL11

Fostoria Community Arts Council

Fostoria Guitar Fest

Fostoria Guitar Fest features local guitarists and musicians promoting their music in a concert setting. Food trucks provide dining options alongside the performances.

JUL11

Advanced Open Water Diver

Advance your diving beyond the basics with a course built around five adventure dives. Created as the next step after an open water course, it focuses on growing versatility, comfort, and confidence underwater.

Gilboa Quarry

JUL14

Messy Art Camp (Older Addition!)

A playful art camp built for teens and adults invites creative exploration without worrying about the mess. Participants can experiment with fun techniques and enjoy hands-on making. The cost is $45 and includes a T-shirt to tie dye.

JUL14

Fostoria Automotive Distribution Center

Big Boy 4014 - On Display in Fostoria, Ohio

Union Pacific Big Boy No. 4014, the largest operating steam locomotive in the world, will be on public display at the Fostoria Automotive Distribution Center in Fostoria. Admission is free and no ticket is required. Public access is available only during the designated display window for this stop. This appearance is part of a nationwide tour honoring America’s 250th anniversary, which includes major display events in eight cities and over 50 brief whistle-stops across ten states, with first-time visits to Indiana, Ohio, New York, and Pennsylvania. In addition to the display days, the locomotive will make short whistle-stop appearances, typically about 15 to 30 minutes, for those hoping to see it in motion.

JUL17

Cloe E. Greiner Community Park

20th Annual McComb Cookie Festival

McComb’s sweetest tradition marks a milestone as the 20th Annual McComb Cookie Festival returns for a full weekend of cookies, music, and hometown pride. Friday evening begins beneath the entertainment tent with abundant food and live music. The Lion's Chicken BBQ and drinks set the scene while the community recognizes local athletes, band members, and festival royalty during a relaxed kickoff. Saturday offers something for all ages, starting with a 5K and continuing with a car show, a fishing derby, daylong and evening performances, a cookie stroll with family activities, bingo, a dunk tank, and games, along with spirited contests such as the Cookie Eating Contest and the Milk Stein Challenge. New this year, The Big Bite presented by Maker's Pride features an attempt to set a world record for the most people biting into a cookie at the same time. The celebration carries into the night with more entertainment, great food, and time with friends and neighbors, highlighting everything that makes the community special. Additional details will be announced.

JUL17

Rally in the Alley: My Cousin Eddie

Celebrate summer Friday nights in Downtown Findlay with live music. Latham Courtyard hosts My Cousin Eddie, with Heck Rentals as host and sponsorship from State Bank, Yellowstone Landscape, and RCR Technology Group.

Lathem Courtyard

JUL18

Cloe E. Greiner Community Park

The Big Bite: A Record-Setting Moment

This sweet gathering brings participants together for a single, synchronized cookie bite in an effort to set a record for the largest simultaneous cookie bite, honoring a 20th anniversary that will be documented. Maker’s Pride will provide a free treat for the moment. The Big Bite is part of the McComb Cookie Festival. Additional details will be shared.

JUL18

The UrbanWoody Brewery & The HoneyBee Winery

TUWB Summer Concert Series: The Skittle Bots

As part of the Summer Concert Series, the Skittle Bots return to downtown Fostoria for their fifth appearance. This concert is free thanks to support from Superior Credit Union.

JUL18

Fruth Wetland Nature Preserve

Picnic in the Park

Celebrate two milestones with a festive, family-focused picnic that salutes America’s 250th year and commemorates Seneca Parks’ 30th anniversary. Guests can enjoy food, music, games, and a variety of activities, along with raffle drawings. The gathering also includes an opportunity to recognize local veterans.

JUL21

Hancock Historical Museum

Summer Connect

Summer Connect gathers the Findlay-Hancock County Public Library alongside additional community groups for a day filled with games and other engaging activities. Children can choose free books to take home. This event is free for Findlay residents and offers a friendly way to meet community organizations, enjoy playful experiences, and discover something new.

JUL22

Ethan Timm at Oler's Bar & Grill

Ohio musician Ethan Timm brings a classic rock sensibility shaped by the legends who crafted songs that last. His shows balance playful energy with genuine passion, pairing smooth, soulful vocals with tasteful, blues-tinged guitar work. Expect a set that mixes well-known hits from years past with originals in the same spirit, along with a few choice deep cuts. Each performance unfolds its own way, so surprises are part of the experience.

Oler's Bar and Grill

JUL24

Rally in the Alley, Latham Courtyard

100 PROOF @ Findlay Rally in the Alley - Fri night Concert Series

100 PROOF returns to the Rally in the Alley Friday night Concert Series in Findlay’s historic downtown district. The band will deliver rock, pop, and country radio favorites, spanning classic tunes through today’s hits for a lively night of music in the alley. Recognitions include being the 2023 to 2025 Best of Findlay runner up and a 2023 to 2024 QFM96 Columbus House Band finalist. Seating is limited and tends to fill quickly, so early arrival is recommended.

JUL24

Rally in the Alley: 100 Proof

Live music sets the tone for a summer Friday in Downtown Findlay at Latham Courtyard, hosted by Heck Rentals, featuring 100 Proof. Support for this show comes from Fifth Third Bank, Taylor Automotive Group, and Ohio Logistics.

Lathem Courtyard

JUL24

Venue 18 Entertainment Complex

Da Krazy Pimpz in Ohio

Tejano and Conjunto music returns to Venue 18 Entertainment Complex in Fostoria, Ohio for an evening of Conjunto and Cumbia led by Da Krazy Pimpz, appearing from Eagle Pass, Texas. Additional information will be available soon.

JUL25

Nimble Fingers Quilt display

During the Heritage Festival, the Fostoria Nimble Fingers Quilt Guild will present an exhibit of quilts along with a quilt raffle. Visitors can view the displays and participate in the raffle.

JUL25

Fostoria Rev & Run 5K

The Rev & Run 5K pairs a road race with the sights and sounds of the Fostoria Historical Society Car Show, blending miles on foot with community pride and family friendly fun. Held in tribute to Andrew Dolan, it channels his support for youth into every step, with all proceeds benefiting the Geary Family YMCA Youth Track Program. Runners and walkers of all paces are welcome. Each finisher receives a custom medal, and there are no competitive awards, only the satisfaction of crossing the line for a good cause. Beyond the course, the day features food vendors with bratwurst and a beer tent, a car show, kids games and bouncy houses, and live music from the Community Band, Gypsy Luvin, and Electrik Circus. It is a high energy celebration of community, legacy, and giving back.

JUL25

Heritage Day Festival & Car Show

A full day of activities celebrates local heritage with a car show from the Fostoria Area Historical Society, children’s games, and tours of the society’s museum. The St. Wendelin Festival provides food vendors and a beer tent. Performances include the Fostoria Community Band, cheerleading awards and an exhibition by Fostoria City Schools, live music by Gypsy Luvin at In the Axe, and Electrik Circus at St. Wendelin. Offerings and schedule are subject to change, with more details to come.

JUL26

Songs and Stories (Family)

This event offers an exploration of musical stories. The fee is $10 per family.

JUL27

Findlay City Schools Preschool

Tri the Arts Summer Camp

An inclusive four-day arts camp uniting music, visual art, and performance through a collaboration with Heartstring Melodies, Awakening Minds Art, and Marathon Center for the Performing Arts. Designed for children and teens with special needs, and open to their siblings and peer volunteers, it provides a supportive place to explore creativity. Participants receive instruction across the arts with supplies provided, a camp T-shirt, and an end-of-camp celebration featuring a showcase of their work. Recommended for ages 5 and older. The fee is $150 per participant. Hosted at Findlay City Preschool.

JUL29

Intergenerational Music Group (Family)

This community-focused session invites children and their caregivers to participate together in therapeutic music. Families engage side by side in shared musical experiences that foster connection. The cost is $8 per family.

JUL31

Beckett's Burger Bar-Findlay

Beckett's BB Findlay/ TWO GROOVY

Attendees can expect excellent food paired with upbeat, groovy music at Beckett's Burger Bar-Findlay.

AUG1

Findlay Chrysler’s 2nd annual Jeep Jam

Now in its second year, Findlay Chrysler hosts a Jeep-focused gathering that brings together enthusiasts and the Findlay community. The event features a Jeep display and meetup, bounce houses and activities for kids, a selection of food trucks, and giveaways with prizes. It also marks 12 years with the Findlay community, creating a family friendly setting for both devoted fans and casual visitors.

AUG1

Marathon Center for the Performing Arts

Car Tunes on Main

Car Tunes on Main returns to Downtown Findlay for its 21st year, celebrating America’s 250th anniversary with special prizes and expanded vehicle classes. All vehicles are welcome, including Jeeps, cars, trucks, and semi-trucks, with no trailers permitted. Vehicle registration is available for participants, and the entry fee is $15 per vehicle. Every registered vehicle is entered for a chance to win $250 in a cash drawing. Top 25 awards will be presented, and an expanded semi-truck class features five specialty honors. Winners must be present to claim awards. The day features music from T-Town Mobile DJ, local food trucks, a 50/50 raffle, and event t-shirts for sale. Proceeds support the Open Arms Domestic Violence and Rape Crisis Center.

Findlay, Ohio

AUG5

Dancing

Adult Ballroom Basics Dance Class (Smooth Pack)

Learn the foundations of ballroom dance in a six-week series that keeps things relaxed and encouraging. Each session concentrates on one style and includes time to review, so newcomers can get comfortable and returning dancers can refresh past skills. No prior experience is needed, and attending solo or with a partner are both welcome options. The Smooth Pack explores Waltz, American Tango, Foxtrot, and Foxy. Couples receive a $10 discount at registration. Participants must be 18 or older. Tuition is nonrefundable and cannot be transferred. MCPA may cancel a class, and refunds will be issued if that happens.

AUG7

E. Main Cross St., Findlay, OH, United States, Ohio 45840

Summer ArtWalk in Downtown Findlay

Summer ArtWalk turns Downtown Findlay into a walkable gallery, with artists showcased inside local shops, restaurants, and businesses. The community’s art hubs will be open, including Findlay Art League, Marathon Center for the Performing Arts, and Jones Building Artists Studios. Artists, musicians, and businesses interested in participating can register to be part of the event.

AUG9

Fostoria Country Club & Banquet Facilities

Fostoria Bills 1st Annual Golf Scramble

The inaugural Fostoria Bills Youth Football Golf Scramble at Fostoria Country Club raises funds to keep the youth program affordable for families while covering essentials like insurance, referee fees, and concessions. Every contribution supports player safety and quality on the field by funding new helmets, reconditioning existing equipment, and providing shoulder pads and uniforms. Team entry is $300 for a four-person scramble, or $75 per golfer, and includes 18 holes, a cart, and lunch with drinks. On-course contests include Longest Drive, Closest to the Pin, and Longest Putt, and early payment secures a team’s spot. Those not playing can still contribute through sponsorships, including Gold, Silver, and Bronze hole options or an exclusive cart sponsor opportunity, as well as by donating raffle prizes, gift cards, or gift baskets. To register or sponsor, contact Coach Gabe Turner at 419-619-3797, Coach Jake Johnson at 567-278-1335, email fostoriabills@gmail.com, or send a direct message on Facebook. This community-backed effort continues the program’s momentum in its fifth year and helps set the stage for the upcoming season.

AUG11

Voices Together (recommended ages 7+)

Explore the power of your own voice, the instrument you carry everywhere. This welcoming singing workshop creates space for creative self-expression and confidence through song. All levels are welcome, and no prior experience is required.

AUG12

Ice Cream Social | Benefiting the Fostoria Area Historical Society

After a strong turnout last year, the Ice Cream Social returns, hosted by UrbanWoody Brewery, to benefit the Fostoria Area Historical Society. It coincides with Fostoria Athletics’ Meet the Team Night, bringing sweet treats and a friendly, community-focused atmosphere. A simple mix of flavors and fun supports the Fostoria Area Historical Society.

Venue 18 Entertainment Complex

WesFes 2026

Across two nights, the focus is on peace, love, and music. Each evening is a celebration of these themes set to music.

MASTER of MILLSTREAM

The Master of Millstream weekend brings a two-night program that uses both ovals. Night one runs on the 1/4-mile track with the American Late Model Iron Man Series, Great Lakes Traditional Sprints, Great Lakes Lightning Sprints, and the Dirt Truck Series. Night two moves to the 4/10-mile track, again led by the American Late Model Iron Man Series and Great Lakes Traditional Sprints, with FAST on Dirt joining the lineup. The American Late Model Iron Man Series and Great Lakes Traditional Sprints compete on both tracks, and in each class the driver who excels on both ovals will earn an additional award, a clear test of versatility and skill.

Dirt Track Truck Series

Trucks battle on the dirt in a points-earning round of the series at Millstream Speedway. Expect tight competition as competitors chase valuable points and aim to climb the standings.

First day of School

Classes run for a complete day for the first time this school year.

AUG15

Matthew James Unplugged

Enjoy an unplugged set from Matthew James at a free concert in the Alley.

AUG16

Foundation park, Fostoria ohio

Night Session Big Band - Live in Fostoria

Night Session Big Band performs live as part of the Fostoria City Parks Summer Concert Series at Foundation Park. The event takes place outdoors and is dependent on weather conditions.

AUG24

Fostoria Community Hospital

ProMedica Fostoria Community Hospital

A fundraiser at Fostoria Community Hospital showcases jewelry from around the world. Guests can browse and purchase pieces, with sales supporting the fundraising effort.

Make It, Play It, Take It (Family)

Families can create a simple musical instrument, try it out during a fun music session, and then take their handmade piece home. The cost is $10 per family. Hosted at Heartstring Melodies Music Therapy Services.

Dirt Track Truck Series

Millstream Speedway hosts the Dirt Track Truck Series for a race that awards series points. Drivers aim to add to their totals and improve their standing in the championship.

Hope In Fostoria Walk in Fostoria at Fostoria Elementary School for Suicide Awareness

A community walk at Fostoria Elementary School in Fostoria, Ohio focuses on suicide awareness. Additional details will be shared later.

Fostoria Elementary