Events in Findlay

Oakwoods Nature Preserve, Discovery Center

Animals in Extreme Environments

Explore how wildlife survives in some of the planet’s toughest places, from scorching deserts to icy tundra. Learn about remarkable species that thrive in these extreme habitats, including emperor penguins, fennec foxes, and Pompeii worms. Take part in a hands-on experiment by building a small volcano with clay, baking soda, and vinegar, then watch it bubble to life. All materials are provided. This program takes place at the Oakwoods Nature Preserve Discovery Center. Open to all ages. Free to attend, with online registration required. Capacity is limited to 20 participants, with a minimum of 2.

Fruth Wetland Nature Preserve

Family Funday Friday

This evening program at Fruth Wetland & Nature Preserve offers families a chance to spend time together through board games and outdoor activities, with complimentary popcorn and hot dogs included. Advance registration is recommended.

Jordan and Josh

Jordan and Josh bring live music to Axe Alley. The Ginger Beans food truck will be there as well.

Fritz Acoustic

Enjoy a live performance by Fritz Acoustic.

FlightHouse

Scrapbooking

Bring your own supplies and enjoy scrapbooking with friends.

Fiber Arts at the Space

A relaxed meetup for fiber artists takes place on the second floor at the Space. Bring a project to work on, whether needlepoint, crochet, knitting or another fiber craft, and connect with others. Share tips, pick up new techniques, and enjoy creative conversation while you stitch.

Story Time

The Children's Department hosts interactive storytelling for a lively, fun experience.

BodyBlast

Participate in a full body HIIT workout. This workout includes cardio and resistance training.

Mini Meet-Up

Drop in and enjoy a variety of the librarys toys. This program is an opportunity to explore new games and engage in activities that are both educational and entertaining, all while connecting with other families. This event is designed for children accompanied by their caregivers.

Parkinson's Pound

An invigorating cardio drumming workout created to empower individuals with Parkinson’s. The session focuses on elevating heart rate and fostering confidence and a positive mood.

Hope Lutheran Church Fostoria

Tea & Timeless Treasures

Enjoy tea while Diane Hall presents the history of hats across the years. This event takes place at Hope Lutheran Church Fostoria. For details, contact Sue Zuelzke at 419-937-6696 or Gayle Guernsey at 419-619-0102. Tickets will go on sale soon.

Groups & Meetups

Findlay Photo Collective - Initial Meeting

Get in at the beginning of a new photographer collective in the Findlay area. Connect with peers, share ideas, make images together, and explore creative collaboration, with plenty of room for future projects and growth.

Riverside Park Findlay

Seed Library Kickoff!

Discover the new Seed Library, meet fellow gardeners, and pick up free seeds and gardening supplies. Choose from more than 300 varieties, including native and heirloom selections. All seeds come from generous donations, so germination rates may be lower.

Flag City Felines Tea Tasting

Enjoy a cozy tea party in the new, larger third-floor space at The Lavender Hour. Savor a selection of teas from around the world, spend time with friendly cats, listen to live music, and take part in activities for all ages. This gathering supports Flag City Felines, a nonprofit charity in Findlay, Ohio dedicated to helping stray kittens and cats. All funds raised will benefit local kitten rescue and spay and neuter efforts.

The Lavender Hour

Let Freedom Sing!

The Lake Plains barbershop chorus presents its yearly showcase, Let Freedom Sing!, celebrating 250 years of harmony. Two performances will take place at Fostoria Wesley UMC. No tickets are required, and a freewill offering will be accepted at the door. The program is presented by a nonprofit, community-based chorus.

Fostoria Wesley UMC

Hancock Historical Museum

Passport Through Our Past

Celebrate the nation’s 250th anniversary with an immersive experience at the Hancock Historical Museum. Historical interpreters bring different eras to life, while interactive games and hands-on activities welcome participants of all ages. Explore exhibits featuring stories and artifacts that trace Hancock County’s past, offering engaging insights for families and history enthusiasts. Admission is free, and donations are appreciated to support the preservation and sharing of local history. This America 250 event is sponsored by Vulcan Fire Protection.

Further Bikes 113 W. Crawford st. Findlay, Oh. 45840

Death Metal

Further Bikes hosts a death metal show featuring Mutilatred, Dissected, Hate Unbound, and Whispers from the Parasiticus. Admission is a $10 donation, and the event is BYOB.

Venue 18 Entertainment Complex

BPW April Reign

Benchmark Pro Wrestling presents a full card of action with Gideon Haze defending the Absolute Grand Prix Championship against Bryant Huff in the main event. The lineup also includes Brandon Day, the AIWF America's Champion, along with Donovan Cecil of OVW, Austin Elm, Logan Blackhart, Robbin Kennedy, Ryan Michaels, Jacob Rose, and additional competitors.

Findlay Ohio Amvets Post 21

Two Groovy

Experience the Two Groovy performance.

Scott Duress

Enjoy an evening of live music featuring a performance by Scott Duress.

FlightHouse

Adaptive Golf Coach workshop

The inaugural Adaptive Golf Coach workshop at Hillcrest Golf Club is geared toward golfers who want to make a positive difference in the community and are looking for a meaningful way to give back through adaptive golf coaching.

Hillcrest Golf Club

Findlay Toy & Comic Show | Spring 2026

At Hancock County Fairgrounds, the second Findlay Toy & Comic Show brings together toys, comics, games, and pop culture across more than 20,000 square feet. Explore vintage treasures at an estimated 125 vendor spaces, from grail pieces to childhood favorites. Early admission is $10 and general admission is $5. Tickets are available at the door, with cash, card, and check accepted. The venue is minutes from I-70. Vendor spaces start at $40 per space.

HERO DAY @ The Baker's Cafe!

At The Baker's Cafe', this celebration honors heroes of all kinds, caped or not. Guests will include the everyday heroes of the Findlay Fire Department, the Findlay Police Department, and others, followed by appearances from superheroes such as Superman, Spiderman, and Wonder Woman who will be available to meet attendees. Themed treats and beverages will be available, along with games and additional activities.

The Baker's Cafe'

Sales & Discounts

Spring Fling Party

Enjoy a relaxed spring get-together at LBE Vintage with free Ian’s Doughnuts and coffee. Browse newly stocked racks with fresh arrivals, check out a few sales, and listen to music as the shop shows off its seasonal refresh. The pace is easygoing with plenty of time to wander, hang out, and catch up.

LBE Vintage

Refuse to be a Victim

Refuse to be a Victim is a flagship NRA safety program that shares practical ways to reduce the risk of crime. Participants explore criminal psychology, strategies for securing homes and vehicles, staying safe online, and choosing personal safety devices. Enrollment is limited to 10 students per class, and pre-registration is required. The fee is $50 per person. To reserve a spot, call 419-423-4867 or email scott@thebuffalotradingcompany.com, as space is limited. Please note that sessions may be rescheduled or canceled if attendance is low or due to unforeseen circumstances.

Forced Proximity: A Romance Bookshop

Independent Bookstore Day

Celebrate the independent bookstores that enrich communities across the country. The event features giveaways and prizes, author signings, a t-shirt bar, and more.

Venyx

Venyx appears at Alexandria's, set in the venue's upstairs lounge.

Findlay in Full Bloom: craft festival

Findlay in Full Bloom is a craft festival. Feel free to share the event with family and friends. Vendors interested in participating can request an application by sending a message or emailing Lorcreation225@gmail.com. Vendor applications are handled only through these channels, so report anyone else claiming to accept vendors as a scam. Support for the event is appreciated.

Owens Community College

Hancock County Parkinson's Network Empower Walk & Resource Fair

Now in its third year, the Empower Walk and Resource Fair brings together individuals, families, caregivers, and supporters to raise awareness and strengthen support for people living with Parkinson’s disease. Team sign-ups will open soon. Sponsorship opportunities are available for businesses and individuals, and these contributions help fund local programs, education, and resources for the Parkinson’s community in Hancock County. Sponsor participation also builds awareness and bolsters support services for those affected by Parkinson’s.

Habitat for Humanity ReStore Findlay

ReStore the Earth Day

ReStore the Earth Day offers free drop off and disposal for non-working electronics. Tube TVs and CRT computer monitors are not accepted. LED and LCD screens and plasma TVs or monitors have a $5 fee. Items that still work will be accepted as donations to ReStore.

Saturday Starter Storytime

A gentle storytime at the library features songs, rhymes, and read-alouds, along with playful activities using scarves and simple instruments. The program nurtures a love of books and supports early literacy, and is best suited for children from birth to 36 months attending with a caregiver. Older siblings are welcome. Caregivers should remain with their child and be actively engaged, and drop-offs are not permitted. Please note that photos or video may be taken during library programs and may appear in print or digital marketing. If you prefer not to be photographed or recorded, notify library staff before the program begins.

Spring Wildflower Hike

Experience the burst of spring on a guided hike at Litzenberg Memorial Woods, beginning at the Gatehouse. Look for seasonal wildflowers such as trout lilies, mayapples, and spring beauties while discovering how they thrive before the tree canopy returns. Trails may be wet and muddy, so choose footwear that can handle the conditions. This outing is free, open to all ages, and does not require registration.

APR26

R Place Sports Bar & Grill

Spring Paint & Sip

A beginner friendly paint and sip session with all supplies included. Participants create an original 11x14 canvas to take home. Tickets are $30, nonrefundable, and available at R-Place or online to reserve a spot. Further details will be shared soon.

APR26

Exotic Reptile Plants and Aquatics Expo

This returning expo showcases reptiles, plants, and aquatics, with more than 80 tables of supplies available. Image courtesy of Platinum Exotics.

APR26

April 26 No Tap Baker Tournament

Teams of two bowl ten games with a handicap calculated at 80 percent of 400, capped at 20 pins per game. Cumulative pinfall decides the champion, and after each game teams shift one pair to the right. Entry is 60 dollars per team, or 30 dollars per bowler, and optional brackets will be available. Payment may be sent via Venmo to @EJI-Bowling and must be submitted days in advance so the full amount can process. Whether aiming for the top of the standings or looking for a spirited, competitive setting, this doubles format delivers a full day of friendly rivalry.

Red Dot Seminar

Learn the fundamentals of handgun red dot optics in a focused seminar led by expert instructor Rodney Phillips. This introductory session covers core concepts for using a pistol equipped with a red dot, with practical guidance designed for newcomers. No equipment is required to participate. The cost is $20 per student. Participants must purchase 50 rounds of ammunition at Buffalo Trading Company, and targets are provided at no charge. Class size is limited to seven students, and pre-registration is required. Plans may change or a class may be canceled if attendance is low or due to unforeseen circumstances.

Crochet 101

Learn to crochet with a month-long class that lays a strong foundation in the craft. Supplies are included. This is a multi-session program, and each class builds on the previous one to steadily grow your skills. Register for the first class to be enrolled in the full series.

Games & Entertainment

Trivia Night

Test your knowledge at a weekly trivia night set in a warehouse event space on the first floor. Attend solo or team up with friends, with plenty of seating available for everyone. Winning teams receive prizes. Expect thoughtful questions, a friendly atmosphere, and a lively way to kick off the week.

Seed Library

Pick up seeds at no cost at the library. A cabinet filled with hundreds of packets is located by the entrance to the Adult Services Department. You may select up to ten packets per day.

Tai Chi at Quality PT

Open to all ages, this Tai Chi workshop at Quality PT focuses on building balance, strength, and mindfulness. Certified instructor Dr. Mark Boehler, PT, DPT, CIDN, guides a calm, accessible practice with smooth, continuous movements that encourage flexibility, ease stress, and support overall well-being. Whether you are just starting or refining your skills, the class provides a welcoming, health focused environment. The cost is $15.

VolunTeens 2026

Students ages 10 to 18 who enjoy the library and helping others can apply to be SummerREAD VolunTeens. Volunteers commit to one weekly shift on a set schedule throughout the 2026 SummerREAD season. Application forms are available at the Main Library at the Youth Services desk, the Arlington branch, and the Bookmobile, and they must be returned by the stated deadline.

Tone & Sculpt

Participate in a class that focuses on full body toning and core strengthening. Light cardio will also be incorporated.

U.S. Open Local Qualifying at Findlay, Ohio

Findlay Country Club serves as a local qualifying venue for the U.S. Open, one of 110 such locations. Competition consists of 18 holes, with similar qualifiers taking place across 46 U.S. states as well as in Canada and Mexico.

Findlay Country Club

Games & Entertainment

Teen Game Night

Teens in grades 6 through 12 can enjoy an evening of games, laughter, and lighthearted competition. Those who prefer crafting instead of playing can spend time with friends while working on a personal project. It is a relaxed get together where participants can play, create, and hang out.

Dancing

Adult Ballroom Basics Dance Class

Discover the fundamentals of ballroom in a six-week course designed to get you moving quickly in a welcoming, relaxed environment. Each week spotlights one dance with time built in to review, making it suitable for beginners and for those refreshing past skills. The General Pack features Waltz, Rumba, Salsa, and Club Swing. You can attend on your own or with a partner, and couples receive a $10 discount. Open to adults 18 and older. Tuition is nonrefundable and nontransferable. The organizer may cancel a class, and refunds are issued in the event of cancellation.

Dancing

Adult Ballroom Dance Intermediate Class (Waltz)

Designed for adults with some ballroom experience, this intermediate waltz series spans four weeks and delves into technique, mechanics, movement, and stylistic expression. It offers an opportunity to reinforce core skills while elevating performance quality. No partner is required, and participants may attend solo or bring a partner. A $10 discount is available for couple registrations. Open to ages 18 and up. Tuition is nonrefundable and nontransferable. The organizer reserves the right to cancel the class, and refunds will be issued if a cancellation occurs.

Forest Explorers Hike

Take a guided hike at Litzenberg Memorial Woods and search for wildflowers in shades of pink, yellow, and orange. Peek under fallen logs to spot woodland inhabitants such as salamanders, slugs, and centipedes. Trails may be wet and muddy, so wear suitable shoes. All ages are welcome. This event is free and registration is not required.

Stuffie Sleepover

Bring a favorite stuffed animal and wear cozy pajamas for a playful visit to the library. Families begin with a pajama program featuring stories, music and rhymes, crafting, and engaging activities. After the program, one stuffed friend per child is invited to stay overnight for a special sleepover with around-the-library adventures. Pick up the stuffed animal and a photo album of its fun at the Children’s Desk afterward. Advance registration is required for every child who will leave a stuffed animal for the sleepover. This program is geared to young children who attend with a caregiver, and adults are expected to stay and participate alongside their child. Library programs may be photographed or recorded for print and digital use. If you do not wish to be included, notify a staff member before the program starts.

Matter of Balance

This free class, led by 50 North Wellness Staff, focuses on practical methods to alleviate concerns about falling and boost physical activity. Two trained professionals will guide participants through exercises to enhance strength and balance. The series also covers home safety, assertiveness techniques, and goal setting for increased activity. Participants attend two 2-hour classes each week for 4 weeks. Registration is required and space is limited to 14 people.

Positive Parenting Program - Teens age 13-18 — Family Resource Center

This program is designed to help parents prevent and address behavioral and emotional challenges in their teenage children. It strives to create positive family environments where teens can reach their full potential. The program aims to equip parents with the skills to foster positive behaviors, build confidence in their parenting abilities, and effectively manage difficult behaviors. Classes are available for different age groups at various locations.

Family Resource Center

Raising Cane's Chicken Fingers

Blackhawks Fundraiser @ Canes

Softball season is in full swing with a Cane's fundraiser supporting the Blackhawks. Proceeds help reduce player costs by covering essentials like uniforms, equipment, and travel, so the girls can stay focused on playing. Contributions of any amount are appreciated and make a direct impact. Best wishes to all the spring school teams this season... play hard.

24th Annual Good Samaritan Dinner & Auction

Now in its 24th year, this Good Shepherd Home Good Samaritan dinner and auction celebrates A Community in Bloom, recognizing compassion, generosity, and a shared spirit that sustains the mission. The evening at Stacy’s Place includes appetizers, a seated dinner, dessert, and drinks, with proceeds supporting residents whose financial resources have been exhausted. Donors and sponsors are acknowledged in the event program. Tickets are $40 per person, and VIP tables are $400 with seating for eight guests. Support is also welcome through Blooming Sponsor Levels, including Violet at $25, Daisy at $75, Tulip at $150, Rose at $300, and Grand Garden at $500, with monetary contributions accepted in place of an auction item. For ticket reservations or sponsorship details, contact Crystal Macias at 419-937-1801 or cmacias@goodshepherdhome.com. To donate an auction item, contact Wahneta Mockensturm at 419-937-1801 or wmockensturm@goodshepherdhome.com. Items may be dropped off, and pickup can be arranged.

Stacy's Place

Main Street Deli & Arcade

Paint and Sip

Main Street Deli & Arcade is partnering with Mia Otto Art to present its first paint and sip experience. A $50 ticket includes a guided painting class with all supplies, an alcoholic beverage of your choice, and a sandwich meal with chips and a pickle. Availability is limited, and ticket sales are not open yet but will be released soon.

CrafterWork: Seed Paper

This last-Wednesday crafting session features seed paper and welcomes adults and teens 16 and older. Participation is limited to 15 people, with spots available on a first-come basis.

Disc Golf

Explore a golf-style disc sport by learning the rules, then practice on the opening nine holes at Riverbend Recreation Area. The session takes place at the Big Oaks Activity Area, Shelter 3. Discs are available to borrow, or you can bring your own. Wear weather-appropriate clothing. This free program is for ages 16 and older. Registration is required, with a minimum of two participants and a maximum of fifteen.

Mini Meet-Up

Stop by for open play with a variety of the library's toys. Try out new games and hands-on activities that blend learning and fun while connecting with other families. This program is designed for children attending with their caregivers.

Tone & Sculpt

Participate in a class that includes full body toning and core strengthening exercises along with light cardio.

CrafterWork

Adults and teens can participate in a monthly crafting activity. This months activity involves making seed paper. Participation is limited to 15 people and is on a first come, first served basis.

Bella's Bartok

Experience Bella's Bartok live at Marathon Center for the Performing Arts in Findlay.

Tony Hoffman

Marathon Center for the Performing Arts presents a free event with Tony Hoffman in recognition of Second Chance Month. He will share his personal journey from addiction and incarceration to becoming an Olympic coach and business entrepreneur, with a focus on recovery, mentorship, healthy living, and the power of second chances.

Whose Nest is it Hike

Celebrate nesting season on a guided walk at Riverbend Park. Spot and learn about the many kinds of nests built by squirrels, woodpeckers, insects, and other wildlife along the trail. Paths can be wet or muddy, so sturdy footwear is recommended. This outing is free, open to all ages, and does not require registration.

Games & Entertainment

Name That Tune

Thursdays bring Name That Tune to a first floor warehouse event space, where individuals or groups can settle in with lots of seating for lively music rounds. Teams compete for prizes. The atmosphere is relaxed and upbeat, making it a simple midweek night out.

Fruth Wetland Nature Preserve

Seneca Parks - Wetland Walkers

Ease into the morning with coffee, friendly company, and a calm guided walk through the wetlands, taking in the seasonal changes of spring. The event is offered in partnership with Javas Enchanted Bean. Coffee selections can be placed during registration.

Balance and Strength

A 30 minute fitness session combines seated practice with chair supported standing movements. Guided exercises use hand weights and tubing to build steadiness, improve overall strength, and promote bone health. The format keeps participants moving while providing the stability of a chair throughout the workout.

Power-up Combo

This 45 minute, interval style session alternates bursts of cardio with total body sculpting and toning. The format targets multiple muscle groups while keeping the heart rate up for a balanced full body workout from start to finish.

Springtime in Ohio Craft Show

This event features arts and crafts, along with food and beverages. Approximately 6,000 attendees and 250 exhibitors are expected.

Spring ArtWalk & Student Art Show

During Findlay’s ArtWalk, the library highlights creative work by Hancock County students, turning the building into a showcase of their talent. Alongside the exhibit, the Friends of the Library present a book sale in the lower level.

Evening Bird Hike

Explore spring migration on a guided bird hike at the Oakwoods Nature Preserve Discovery Center. Look for Swainson’s Thrush, Red-eyed Vireo, Blue-gray Gnatcatcher, ducks, shorebirds, and a variety of colorful warblers as they travel north to their breeding grounds. Binoculars will be provided, or bring your own. This free outing welcomes all ages and does not require registration.

Painting on Wooden Panels

Paint a spring scene with step-by-step guidance from an instructor. Rather than working on canvas, you will create your piece on wooden panels measuring about 11 by 14 inches. All ages are welcome.

Awakening Minds Art

Sip and Scoop Soiree. Wine and Ice Cream under the Alley Lights

Spend an evening under the alley lights with wine from Vine 2 Wine and ice cream from JB Twisters. Expect a relaxed setting with conversation and a simple pairing of sweet scoops and sips. Admission is $25 per person or $45 per couple. RSVP is requested.

Ethan Timm & Friends

At Logan's Irish Pub, Ohio musician Ethan Timm performs with influences from classic rock bands and songwriters. The set features warm, expressive vocals and blues-tinged guitar, combining well-known favorites with originals in a similar vein and a few lesser-known covers. He is joined by virtuosic guitarist Adam Schroeder, whose genre-blending style makes each arrangement unpredictable, and by percussionist Grayson Wasileski on cajon. Each show differs, offering a varied mix of songs and sounds.

Logan's Irish Pub

Friends of the Library Book Sale

This book sale features a straightforward deal... fill a bag with books for $3.00. It is an easy way to stock up on reading material without stretching your budget.

Northwest Ohio Railroad Preservation Inc.

NWORRP 2026 Opening Weekend

The Northwest Ohio Railroad Preservation Museum and the Riverside Train mark the start of the summer season with an opening weekend offering free admission, thanks to support from the Findlay-Hancock Community Foundation’s Fun for All program. Activities include train rides, model train displays, a kids zone play area, a gift shop, and a snack stand. After the opening weekend, admission is $3 for adults and $2 for children 12 and under, with one train ride included along with access to other museum attractions and activities. Information about upcoming special events and activities is shared on the museum’s Facebook page and website.

Over 80's Party

The McComb Lions Club hosts the 58th annual celebration for community members 80 and older at the McComb American Legion. The event is free and open to McComb and Hoytville residents and graduates who meet the age requirement. A buffet will be served, followed by a brief program. Those eligible may bring one guest, even if the guest is under 80. No advance registration is required.

Mccomb American Legion

Findlay Martial Arts Academy

Ladies' Self-Defense Class

Ladies ages 12 and up can take part in an afternoon class focused on building situational awareness and practical self-defense skills. The session lasts about ninety minutes and blends hands-on exercises with guided discussion. The cost is $20, payable by cash or credit on the day of class. Comfortable clothing is recommended, and bringing a bottle of water is encouraged.

Springtime Art, Craft & Vintage Market

An inviting market featuring art, crafts, and vintage goods. Those interested in becoming vendors can request an application by emailing sherrytunner7@gmail.com. Vendor applications are handled only through this contact, and anyone else claiming to accept vendors should be reported as a scam.

Kentucky Derby Party Fundraiser!

At Kemosabes, the Fostoria Rotary Club presents a Kentucky Derby themed fundraiser with cocktails, raffles and contests. Festive hats are part of the celebration. This event supports local students and community projects.

Kemosabes

Annual Quarter Auction

An annual fundraiser at U.C.O.A. Multigun features dinner and a lively mix of activities. Look for basket raffles run in a quarter auction format, enjoy a round of SINGO, and take part in additional raffles that include bag prizes and a 50/50. Tickets are available.

U.C.O.A. Multigun

28th Annual Fish Festival

Hancock Park District brings back the 28th Annual Fish Festival for young anglers. Trout are stocked in advance by the Ohio Department of Natural Resources Fisheries Division. Fishing takes place from the bank only, and children do the fishing with limited help from adults. All state fishing rules and regulations apply. Participants are asked to keep the first five trout they catch, and catch and release is not permitted. Live bait will be available for purchase on site. The festival will be held rain or shine, unless extreme weather occurs. Random prize drawings will be held for registered participants, and winners must be present. The event is free and open to ages 4 to 15 with an adult, with on-site registration at the Lakefront Activity Center. Sponsors include the ODNR Division of Wildlife, WFIN, WKXA, 106.3 The Fox, and Centennial Screen Printing and Engraving.

Theater

World Ballet Company: Cinderella

World Ballet Company brings the classic tale of Cinderella to Marathon Center for the Performing Arts in a theatrical staging that blends humor, romance, and the elegance of classical ballet for audiences of all ages. A cast of 40 international dancers performs amid more than 150 hand-sewn costumes and handcrafted sets, with choreography by Marina Kesler. From the antics of the stepsisters to sweeping ballroom scenes, each part of the story unfolds until the magic meets midnight. The performance runs 2 hours including a 20-minute intermission and is suitable for ages 2 and up. Presented by World Ballet Company, based in Los Angeles and led by Sasha Gorskaya and Gulya Hartwick, with renowned professional dancers representing over ten countries and touring cities nationwide.

Springtime in Ohio...Art, Craft & Vintage Market

An art, craft, and vintage market celebrates spring in Ohio with a focus on fresh starts, growth, and boundless creativity. For 38 years, makers and shoppers have gathered through this event, building traditions, friendships, and memorable experiences. Inspiration and connection are at the heart of it, creating a welcoming atmosphere where creativity thrives.

The Ozone Band

The Ozone Band brings a live set to Lucky's Tavern and Grill in Findlay, Ohio. For Jeremy Maurer, also known as JD Ozone, it is a hometown return. He notes that Lucky's has been there since his childhood, and he is bringing Al and Ernie to play where he grew up. The announcement reaches out to friends, family, and familiar faces to reconnect and to share what the band has been building.

Lucky's Tavern and Grill

Children's Drop In Craft

A kid-friendly drop-in craft session where children can enjoy a simple, hands-on creative activity in a relaxed, come-and-go format focused on fun.

Handgun for Self Defense

Geared toward those who have already taken First Shots, this two-hour handgun session builds practical skills in marksmanship, smooth reloading, and basic target engagement strategies. Participants must bring a dependable handgun. Ammunition can be supplied by the student or purchased at Buffalo Trading Company on the day of class, and targets are provided at no cost. The fee is $50 per person, with a maximum of seven students, and advance registration is required. To reserve a spot, call 419-423-4867 or email scott@thebuffalotradingcompany.com. Scheduling may change or be canceled if turnout is low or due to unforeseen circumstances.

Prom Night Glow Throw

Celebrate after prom with a glow throwing special that keeps the party going. Show up in your suit or dress and enjoy throwing for $5 per hour. Children under 18 receive complimentary slushies, and face painting and glow sticks add to the fun. Reserve a lane by RSVPing in advance.

The Village Shopping Centre

Farmers & Makers Market

A monthly outdoor market built around local small businesses, featuring a rotating lineup of farmers, makers, and bakers with fresh goods, baked treats, handmade items, home decor, flowers, gifts, and other specialty finds. Shoppers can browse for one thing and often discover much more, with unique selections changing month to month. Hosted at The Village Shopping Centre.

Container Gardening Program

Learn about container gardening in the Fruth Room. Containers, soil, and seeds will be available to plant on site, and participants can take their planted containers home.

Dine for the Paws

City Barbeque is hosting a fundraiser to support Teddy’s Rescue and the dogs and cats in its care. Guests can dine in or place an online order. To make sure a purchase counts toward the fundraiser, enter the code GIVE at checkout online or mention Teddy’s Rescue when ordering in the restaurant. It offers a chance for friends, families, and animal lovers to enjoy barbecue while contributing to a meaningful cause.

City Barbeque

Breach on Belleteyn II

This event at Emory Adams Park features Kaer Morhen and focuses on combat activities with scenario-based play. The schedule includes a weapons check prior to the scenarios. Additional information will be shared.

Emory Adams Park

Alexandria's | Bar | Restaurant | Event Venue

56Daze

56DAZE returns to Alexandria’s with a high-energy show designed to keep the dance floor busy. This leading event party band from Ohio and Michigan brings upbeat, crowd-moving live music that kicks celebrations into gear. The group focuses on live performance and igniting the party, all set within Alexandria’s bar, restaurant, and event venue atmosphere.

MAY3

Youth Fishing Tournament

Hart Outdoors presents a free fishing tournament and community event for kids ages 3 to 15 at Reservoir 2 And 3. Young anglers can get free fishing gear, compete for prizes, and grow their knowledge of the sport. Food and refreshments will be available.

Reservoir 2 And 3

MAY3

Springtime In Ohio Art, Craft & Vintage Market

Enjoy a seasonal market at Hancock County Fairgrounds featuring art, crafts, and vintage finds. Information about the specific building at the fairgrounds will be announced later.

MAY4

Main Street Deli & Arcade

May the 4th Be With You & Revenge of the 6th Day

Across two themed days, this Star Wars celebration features a movie marathon with themed cocktails and shots on the first day, then returns with Star Wars trivia alongside more films and themed drinks on the second day. Costumes are encouraged on both days. Capture a photo with Darth Vader, enjoy a themed shot or cocktail, and celebrate the saga in galactic style.

MAY4

Slow Flow Yoga with Live Guitar Music

Katy Mercer leads a relaxing slow flow yoga session accompanied by live acoustic guitar from special guest Tommy Jenkins. The class blends gentle movement with soothing melodies to support the mind, body, and soul. It is suitable for all experience levels. Please bring a yoga mat and a water bottle. Space is limited and registration is required. Register through the online calendar or by calling the Information Desk at 419-422-1712, Option 2.

MAY4

Discovery Stories: the Best Nest Ever

Celebrate the clever ways birds build homes with a storytime and hands-on activity at the Discovery Center in Oakwood Nature Preserve. Children will hear The Best Nest Ever, the tale of a little bird who is ready for a new nest. After the reading, explore the nests on display in the Discovery Center, then build a nest to take home. This program is designed for ages 4 to 6 with an adult, and siblings of other ages are welcome to attend. It is free and registration is not required.

MAY5

Cruise-In for a Cause

At Findlay Auto Plus, this kickoff gathering celebrates two years of legacy by launching a monthly Blessing Bag Outreach. The evening includes a small cruise-in with classic cars welcome, on-site food with a food truck being sought, a donation drop-off for blessing bags, and a brief legacy and prayer moment. The outreach turns grief into giving by packing bags with hygiene items, snacks, and other essentials that are shared through community pantries and blessing boxes. Accepted donations include hygiene items, toiletries, books, kids items, and individually wrapped snacks, and all items should fit inside a gallon-size Ziplock bag.

Findlay Auto Plus

MAY5

Cinco De Mayo Fiesta

This fiesta features Ginger Beans and axe throwing, along with tacos and Corona. Specials include Coronas listed as $4 16, $5 margaritas, $4 Mexican Candy shots, and $10 axe throwing.

MAY5

Marathon Cafe Lunch

Enjoy lunch at the cafe. The meal includes a choice of a hot meal with a side salad or soup and a drink, the salad of the week with soup and a drink, a build-your-own salad with soup and a drink, or a build-your-own wrap with a side salad or soup and a drink. Dine in, carry out, or call ahead for curbside service. Financial assistance is available.

MAY6

Groups & Meetups

Writer’s Support Group

This writer’s support group meets at Coffee Amici in downtown Findlay for a shared writing session. Participants can bring a work in progress or begin something new using prompts provided by the group. All writers are welcome, and cafe purchases are not required to participate.

Coffee Amici

MAY6

Marathon Cafe Lunch

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

MAY6

Harmony in the Heartland

Join local musician, Josh Haudenshield, for an evening exploring Ohios musical past and present. Discover how folk, classical, and Native American music influenced the state. You can also listen to the Native American flute.

MAY7

Little Hands Nature Club: Bunny Bistro

Young nature lovers can explore the world of rabbits at Litzenberg Memorial Woods. Children will examine a rabbit skeleton, feel rabbit fur, and learn about foods rabbits enjoy beyond carrots. Playful activities include a bunny hop dance, a pin-the-tail style rabbit game, and a carrot matching challenge. This program is intended for ages 3 to 6 with an accompanying adult, and siblings of other ages are welcome. It is free to attend and no registration is required.

MAY7

Music On Main

Music on Main opens its debut season, presented by the Findlay-Hancock County Community Foundation, with a performance from AJ Knepper Music. The Arcadia native, who has played stages from Put In Bay to Nashville, brings original country songs alongside familiar covers. His new single is titled Takin’ One Down. Handmade pretzel calzones from Manny’s Munchies will be available.

Town Square

MAY7

Marathon Cafe Lunch

Enjoy lunch at the cafe, where you can dine in, carry out, or call ahead for curbside pickup. Options include a hot meal with a side salad or soup and a drink, the salad of the week with soup and a drink, a build-your-own salad with soup and a drink, or a build-your-own wrap with a side salad or soup and a drink. Financial assistance is available.

Motherless Mother's Day Dinner

At Mon Coeur Bakery, this reflective dinner offers a welcoming space for anyone missing their mom, grieving, or feeling the weight of the occasion. The focus is on honoring love that remains, with time for comfort, connection, and remembrance. The evening is dedicated to the bakery’s owner, Gabi, who lost her mother in 2004 and created this gathering so no one has to shoulder those feelings by themselves. Mon Coeur translates to “my heart,” a tender phrase her mother often said before goodbyes, and that sentiment guides the spirit of the night. Comfort food sets the tone with plates such as lasagna, a classic roast dinner, meatloaf with garlic smashed potatoes, chicken and waffles, and sloppy joes served alongside baked mac and cheese. Guests are welcome to bring a photograph of their mother, if that feels right, so her presence can be honored at the table.

Mon Coeur Bakery

Guns and Hoses

Police and firefighters face off in a team tournament that includes four round robin matches and a double elimination format. Entry is 50 dollars per team, and every team must include at least one police officer or firefighter, whether full time or volunteer. Fifty percent of all entry fees will be donated to the winners' home office.

WhiskeyGypsy

WhiskeyGypsy delivers a night of live music at Lucky's Tavern and Grill featuring dancing, high energy, and cold drinks.

Lucky's Tavern and Grill

Story Time

The Children’s Department at Kaubisch Memorial Public Library hosts an engaging story time with playful, participatory storytelling for kids.

KOI Drag Racing at The Curtis Customs First Annual Show on Saturday May the 9th

KOI Drag Racing partners with Curtis Customs for its first annual show at the Hancock County Ohio Fairgrounds, bringing a full day of activity with a car show, show and shine, dyno, drag racing, and plenty of food booths and vendors. KOI will run its complete slate of classes. Entry is $10 per class, with Diesels, Hot Gas, and Open at $20 each, and all classes offer 100 percent payback. Additional details will be announced. For information about classes, call 859-576-7380.

In The Axe

At In the Axe, attendees can enjoy drinks, try their hand at axe throwing, and listen to music. The venue also features a patio for relaxing between turns.

In the Axe

Matthew James

This event features an unplugged set from Matthew James at a free alley concert.

McComb Farmers Market: Opening Day!

The McComb Farmers Market kicks off a new season with a blend of returning favorites from the 2025 lineup and new vendors to discover. Market day features STR8 Juice and Cowgirl Coffee Curbside, plus live music from Adam Sendel. Vendor spotlights, Sprouts Kids Club signups, and the reveal of May’s Sprouts theme are coming soon. It is a celebratory start filled with things to sip, shop, and enjoy.

Downtown McComb

Wastin' Neon

Jay, Thom, Randy, and Chris bring a high energy full band performance to Alexandrias. The room gets rocking as they launch into an upbeat set that keeps the vibe lively.

Second Saturday in Hancock County!

On the Second Saturday of each month, locally owned businesses across Findlay and Hancock County take center stage. Pick up a present, enjoy a coffee or a pint, or simply stop in to share thanks. Every visit helps boost the local economy and supports the people and places that keep the community thriving. Check each business’s hours during Second Saturday weekends.

Downtown Findlay

Main Street between Tiffin and Center Street

830 Market - Touch a Truck

Touch-a-Truck rolls into the 830 Market with a hands-on showcase of vehicles for kids to explore up close. Children can climb into the driver’s seat and check out a City of Fostoria Division of Fire truck, City of Fostoria, Ohio police vehicles, other emergency response units, a Turco & Sons garbage truck, a Keller Brothers Enterprise tow truck, and equipment from Clouse Construction, along with additional vehicles. A sensory hour is included to provide a quieter experience.

Downtown Chocolate Tour

Stroll through Downtown Findlay on a chocolate-themed outing that supports a spring fundraiser. Stop into local shops and eateries to gather sweet treats and enjoy exclusive deals and promotions along the way. It is a fitting choice for a Mother’s Day get-together or a relaxed day out with friends. Ticket details will be shared in the spring.

Downtown Findlay

MAY10

Usui Holy Fire Reiki I & II Class

Build a strong foundation and advance your skills in a two day Usui Holy Fire Reiki I and II training taught together. Those who already hold a Usui Reiki I certificate may choose to attend only Holy Fire Reiki II and will need to provide their Level I certificate and manual, or a manual can be ordered at cost in addition to the $150 class fee. Participants receive a certificate, a manual, and helpful handouts, with ample guided practice throughout. Reiki I covers the history and principles of Reiki, core hand positions, self care methods, client session basics, and the primary healing technique. Reiki II expands into energy flow practices, the sacred symbols and how to use them, full session work including both giving and receiving, distance Reiki, self treatment approaches, and practical steps to begin a Reiki practitioner business. Tuition is $150 for Level I and $150 for Level II, with $50 due at registration for each level. Reiki I, II, and ART Master practitioners are welcome to participate for skills refreshers at $50 per day, and a manual can be ordered at cost if needed. If the scheduled dates are not a match, one on one classes are available at the same rates. For information and registration, call (419) 348-3340. Registration payments are accepted via Venmo @kris-murlin (3340) or PayPal at magicmurlin@aol.com.

Amethyst Touch Holistics

MAY12

Groups & Meetups

Homeschool Book Club

Homeschoolers will explore the works of Laura Ingalls Wilder with Miss Mary. Participants may select any of her books to read.

MAY12

Marathon Cafe Lunch

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

MAY12

Lunchtime Live Inside

Lunchtime Live Inside features free, family-friendly performances by talented local musicians, welcoming listeners of every age. Pack a lunch and enjoy a relaxed concert in Armes Hall at MCPA. This edition spotlights Bliss.

MAY13

Land Fowl

Explore the world of ground-dwelling birds known as Galliformes, featuring familiar species such as chickens, pheasants, and turkeys. Learn through photographs and exhibits, then take part in a hands-on craft by creating a chicken with paper plates and construction paper. All materials are provided. This program welcomes all ages and is free to attend, with advance registration required. Participation is limited to a minimum of 2 and a maximum of 20. The event takes place in the Discovery Center at Oakwoods Nature Preserve.

MAY13

Tadpole Tamers

At Aeraland Recreation Area, children will use nets to gently collect tadpoles from Goose Lake and take a closer look at what lives in the water. Tadpoles and other aquatic animals will be placed briefly in plastic containers for observation and then released back where they were found. Plan to wear closed-toe footwear and clothes you do not mind getting wet. This program is geared toward ages 5 to 10 with an accompanying adult. There is no cost and no registration is required.

Aeraland Recreation Area

MAY14

Awakening Minds Art Studio

AMA Community Painting Class (for all ages)

This painting class welcomes artists of every age and experience level. An instructor will guide participants step by step through the process, keeping it approachable for first-time painters and enjoyable for those with more experience. The fee is $15 per participant and includes a canvas panel, art supplies, and instruction.

MAY14

Live @ Armes: Nigel Wearne

Nigel Wearne, a storyteller and multi-instrumentalist, spins brooding, poetic narratives over the textures of Americana, folk, and blues. His arresting stage presence and vivid songwriting draw listeners into an immersive roots-noir soundscape.

MAY14

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 a drink, the salad of the week with soup and a drink, a build-your-own salad with soup and a drink, or a build-your-own wrap with a side salad or soup and a drink. Dine in, carryout, or curbside options are available.

MAY15

Theater

Ruckus

Ruckus at The Roundhouse delivers a rapid-fire 35-minute melodrama packed with big personalities, dramatic twists, and a playful streak of mischief. Expect heroes and villains, secrets and scandals, and plenty of moments to ham it up on stage. Performances are planned at The Women’s Club in Fostoria, with tickets to be released soon. The production is casting a bold hero, a charming heroine, a delightfully wicked villain, a sneaky assistant to the villain, a nosy busybody, and her patient husband. Auditions will take place at the Fostoria Community Arts Council. No previous experience is required.

Fostoria Woman's Club

MAY15

Scrapbooking

Bring your own scrapbooking supplies and spend the day scrapbooking with friends. Registration is required.

MAY15

Marathon Cafe Lunch

Enjoy lunch at the cafe. The meal costs $7.00 and includes a choice of a hot meal with a side salad or soup and a 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. Financial assistance is available.

Comedy

Comedian Showcase Contest

A Throat-Punch Comedy showcase contest brings stand-up performers to the stage to compete for laughs and a spot in the finals. Comedians start with three minute sets in opening brackets, top acts advance to a championship round, and finalists deliver five minute sets. The audience helps choose the winner. It offers a chance to try stand-up, build visibility, and perform for a live crowd in a fun, competitive format. Comedians interested in participating can message Core-Concerts on Facebook to sign up.

Venue 18

4th Annual Brake the Cycle of Homelessness Tour

At Lighthouse Community, this City Mission event centers on addressing homelessness and related crises in Hancock County. Proceeds support Martha’s Home, the Mission’s low-barrier shelter, along with recovery and stability programs that help individuals and families move from surviving to steadier ground. Contributions make possible emergency shelter and meals, case management, workforce development, transportation assistance, and long-term housing support. It is not only a fundraiser. It also brings together individuals, local businesses, and churches who share the belief that homelessness is not the final chapter of someone’s story. With a focus on compassion, accountability, and opportunity, City Mission partners with men, women, and children as they rebuild their lives and look ahead with hope.

Lighthouse Community

Voodoo Horse

Voodoo Horse will be at Lucky's Tavern and Grill.

Lucky's Tavern and Grill

Advanced Open Water Diver

Build on your open water training with the Advanced Open Water Diver course at Gilboa Quarry. The program features five adventure dives that broaden your skills and underwater experience. By the finish, divers gain greater versatility, comfort, and confidence in the water.

Gilboa Quarry

University of Findlay - Davis Street Building

Women's Empowerment Emporium

Pick up everyday taxable essentials with a limit of six items per person, and bring a bag to qualify for one additional item. Proof of Ohio residency is required to receive items, for example an Ohio driver license, a state ID, or a utility bill. In every month except January, student run booths in partnership with the University of Findlay Pharmacy college share information about health, medications, and related topics, and participation can earn extra over the counter giveaways. Complimentary blood pressure checks and medication reviews are also offered.

MAY17

Opera 'Round Town at Riverside Park

Part of Toledo Opera’s Opera ‘Round Town series presented with the Findlay-Hancock County Community Foundation, this free community concert brings Toledo Opera’s 2025-26 Resident Artists to the Bandshell at Riverside Park. The program features opera favorites, musical theater selections, and classic American standards performed by soprano Sarah Rachel Bacani, mezzo-soprano Danielle Casós, tenor Brady DelVecchio, baritone Rick Hale, and pianist Yura Jang. These Resident Artists were chosen from an international pool of more than 150 performers. The atmosphere is family friendly and inviting, offering an easy introduction to opera in a relaxed setting. Admission is free, and no registration is needed.

Riverside Park Findlay

MAY18

Life Underground for Homeschoolers

Explore the world of underground animals at the shelter in Litzenberg Memorial Woods. This drop-off program invites participants to view worms up close, try worm calling, and head out on a hike to search for burrows and turn over logs in search of hidden creatures. Geared toward homeschoolers ages 5 to 14. Free, with registration required. Participation is limited to a minimum of 6 and a maximum of 20.

MAY18

Marathon Cafe Lunch

Enjoy lunch at the cafe, with dine-in, carryout, and curbside options available. The meal costs $7.00 and 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 a drink, or build your own wrap with a side salad or soup and a drink. Financial assistance is available.

MAY19

Adult Ballroom Basics Dance Class (Latin Pack)

Build a foundation in Latin ballroom during a six-week course designed to help you start moving quickly in a welcoming, low pressure setting. Each session focuses on a single style and includes time to review what was learned the previous week, making it suitable for newcomers and anyone refreshing past skills. No partner or prior experience is required. You can attend on your own or with a partner, and couples receive a $10 discount at registration. The Latin Pack features Rumba, Bachata, Salsa, and Cha Cha. Participants must be 18 or older. Tuition is nonrefundable and nontransferable. MCPA may cancel a class, and refunds are issued in that case.

MAY20

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, 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. Dine-in, carryout, and curbside options are available. Financial assistance is available; call for more information.

MAY21

Alan Seibert

Throwback Thursdays at 50 North features Alan Seibert in the Marathon Café, with the program taking place over lunch.

MAY21

50 North Choir

The choir begins rehearsals in March to prepare for the annual June performance. Participation is open to everyone, and all musical abilities are welcome. Registration is required.

MAY22

Winebrenner Theological Seminary

Stories from Service, "Serving Those Who Served"

Presented by The Black Heritage Library & Multicultural Center in collaboration with the Hancock County Veterans Service Office, the Findlay American Legion, VFW Post 9231 in McComb, and VFW Post 5645, this event launches the Stories from Service speaker series. Dr. Kim Mitchell delivers the inaugural talk, Serving Those Who Served, exploring the breadth of military service and sharing global insights from experiences both in uniform and beyond. The program takes place at Winebrenner Theological Seminary in the Winebrenner Auditorium. Light snacks and beverages will be available, and an RSVP is requested to help plan for refreshments.

MAY22

Standing Stronger

This 30-minute class aims to build strength and foster independence, helping participants move from a seated to a standing position. Individuals may or may not be able to stand on their own but will work to strengthen their bodies toward achieving that goal.

MAY22

Marathon Cafe Lunch

Enjoy lunch at the cafe, with dine-in, carryout, and curbside options. The meal includes your choice of a hot meal with a side salad or soup and a drink, the salad of the week with soup and 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.

Venue 18 Entertainment Complex

Seckond Chaynce Live At Venue 18 (2026)

National recording artist Seckond Chaynce takes the stage at Venue 18 with a set highlighting a career that has surpassed 100 million streams, including the hit My World with more than 50 million streams. The lineup also features DJ Trailer Trash Chris and DJ Drippy, with tour support from Rylan Partaka. Special performances include Ohio artist Brian Durst, also known as Mr. Nobody, with additional acts to be announced. Ticket options include pre-sale, at the door, and meet and greet.

WhiskeyGypsy @ Alexandria's!!

A lively night at Alexandria's features live music by WhiskeyGypsy, dancing, and cold drinks.

Hidden Treasure Weekend Outdoor Market

At Blast from the Past, Hidden Treasure Weekend Outdoor Market transforms the space into an open air marketplace filled with discoveries. Browse a curated mix of antiques, vintage pieces, collectibles, toys, and handmade creations, with plenty of one of a kind finds waiting to be uncovered. Local vendors and avid pickers set up for a lively day of browsing and discovery, perfect for fans of flea markets, vintage shopping, garage sale style hunting, and the thrill of the find. Admission is free and the atmosphere is welcoming for all ages. Vendor spaces are limited and expected to fill quickly, and Chris and Chase are the only contacts for this show.

Blast From the Past

Back Road Reptiles and Exotics

Ronnie Kimble Memorial Car Meet

A memorial car meet honoring Ronnie Kimble brings people together to remember and pay respects. Organizers encourage sharing the news so anyone interested can be aware of the gathering.

MAY25

Holidays

Memorial Day Parade

The annual Memorial Day Parade will honor those who have sacrificed it all. A memorial Bridge Ceremony will take place. The parade will then commence in front of the American Legion, turning south onto S. Main Street, then west onto West Main Cross before heading into Maple Grove Cemetery. A short ceremony will be held at the War Memorial inside the cemetery at the parades end.

Downtown Findlay

MAY26

Bug Hike

Explore the world of tiny critters on a guided hike focused on discovering insects and other buggy creatures. Search for butterflies, ants, spiders, beetles, and roly polies while using nets to collect them for a close-up look. The hike takes place at Riverbend Recreation Area in the Meadows Activity Area at Shelter 6. It is intended for ages 3 to 6 with an accompanying adult, and siblings of other ages are welcome. There is no cost to attend, and registration is not required.

MAY27

End of School Cookout

Celebrate the end of the school year with a relaxed cookout at Litzenberg Memorial Woods on the Activity Barn Patio. Enjoy campfire-cooked hot dogs with chips and vegetables, sip lemonade, and cap it off with s’mores. Lawn games like cornhole and ladder ball will be available for friendly play. Please bring a chair for your comfort. This event welcomes all ages. Online registration is required at $5 per person, with participation limited to a minimum of 4 and a maximum of 30.

MAY27

Marathon Cafe Lunch

Enjoy lunch at the cafe, with options for dine-in, carryout, or curbside pickup. The meal includes a choice of a hot meal with a side salad or soup and a drink, the salad of the week with soup and a drink, a build-your-own salad with soup and a drink, or a build-your-own wrap with a side salad or soup and a drink. Financial assistance is available.

MAY27

CrafterWork

Come craft with us. Adults and teens ages 16 and up are welcome. This months craft is Suminagashi Prints.

MAY28

Fishing on the Lake

Head to Riverbend Park for a hands-on introduction to fishing at Giertz Lake. This program covers basic angling skills, how to choose and use common gear, ways to recognize popular sport fish, and what influences fish behavior. All ages and skill levels are welcome. Fishing poles are available to borrow, or you can bring your own. Corn will be provided for bait, and you may bring a lucky lure if you prefer. Participants age 16 and older must have a valid Ohio fishing license. The program is free, but registration is required. Capacity is limited to 20 participants, with a minimum of 3.

Beckett's Burger Bar-Findlay

Beckett's BB Findlay w/ TWO GROOVY

Beckett’s Burger Bar-Findlay hosts an easygoing night of music with Two Groovy. Enjoy groove-filled tunes alongside tasty food in a relaxed setting.

Hepcat Revival Live The Bourbon Affair

Hepcat Revival returns to The Bourbon Affair with a mix of blues, jazz, swing, and more. The performance fits the venue’s vibe, and staff will be serving a bourbon list, craft cocktails, and food.

Standing Stronger

This 30-minute class is designed to foster independence and build strength, helping participants transition from a seated to a standing position. The class aims to strengthen the body, enabling participants to work towards standing independently, regardless of their current capabilities.

Marathon Cafe Lunch

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

MAY30

Sunglasses At Night returns to Findlay, OH Moose # 698!

Sunglasses At Night brings music spanning the 1980s and beyond to the outdoor patio at Findlay Moose Lodge #698.

Findlay Moose Lodge #698

MAY30

Refuse to be a Victim

This NRA personal safety course shares practical strategies to help individuals reduce their risk of crime. Instruction covers how criminals think, ways to improve security at home and in your vehicle, tips for staying safe online, and the use of personal safety devices. It is offered monthly, enrollment is limited to 10 participants, and the fee is $50 per person. Pre-registration is required due to limited space. To register or ask questions, call 419-423-4867 or email scott@thebuffalotradingcompany.com. Schedule and availability may change or be canceled if attendance is low or due to unforeseen circumstances.

MAY30

OHB Findlay Classic

Now in its 12th year, this GBA tournament takes place entirely on the University of Findlay campus, keeping every court and every game in a single convenient location. The entry fee is $295, and the event is organized by the GBA.

University of Findlay

MAY31

Full Blue Moon Hike

Take a trail walk at Oakwood Nature Preserve beneath a rare blue moon. A blue moon occurs when a single calendar month includes two full moons, and the next one is not expected until December 2028. The meeting point is the Discovery Center porch. This event is open to all ages. Attendance is free and no registration is required.

JUN3

St. Michael the Archangel Catholic Church

Findlay Civic Concert Band - Concert at St. Michael Parish

The Findlay Civic Concert Band performs on the front steps of St. Michael the Archangel Catholic Church. Attendees should bring a chair or a blanket for seating.

JUN6

Blue Boat Shoes at Gillig Winery (3RD ANNUAL)

Returning once more, Blue Boat Shoes comes to Gillig Winery for the third annual event.

Gillig Winery

JUN6

GSH Mary Rose Golf Classic

Now in its fourth year, the GSH Mary Rose Golf Classic brings golfers together at Loudon Meadows Golf Club to support the DayBreak SAIDO Learning Center at Good Shepherd Home. Teams can register to play, and sponsorship opportunities are available. The event’s discussion section includes the flyer and registration form with complete details.

Loudon Meadows Golf Club

JUN6

Kids Quest- Explore the Museum!

Set out on a free adventure at the Fostoria museum, where explorers can search for hidden treasures, gather stamps as they go, and earn a prize for completing the quest. All ages are welcome, from kids to the young at heart, for a playful journey through the exhibits.

JUN10

Pride Ride with Further Bikes

Gather at the shop, then set off together for a playful, low-key spin through downtown. Expect an easy ride that lasts about an hour. Bring whatever you like to ride, whether that is a cruiser, BMX, a well-loved mountain bike, or any quirky wheels. This is about community and fun rather than speed or distance, and anyone with a bike is welcome. Colorful outfits and decorated bikes are encouraged. If you do not have a bike, a limited number are available to borrow on a first come, first served basis. This event is free and requires no registration.

JUN12

Venue 18 Entertainment Complex

Scotty Austin (Former Vocalist of Saving Abel) Live At Venue 18

Former Saving Abel vocalist Scotty Austin brings his own band to Venue 18 Entertainment Complex for a high-energy rock show. Known for the hit Addicted, which has amassed more than 300 million streams, he leads a lineup that includes tour support from Left on Red, Pulsifier, Psycho Village, and Dividing Face. Special guest The Unknown Alliance is also set to perform. Tickets are available as standing general admission for $15, seated general admission for $20, and meet and greet options for $50, with purchasing available at the door.

2nd Annual Flag City Community VetFest

At Findlay-Hancock County Public Library, the second annual Flag City Community VetFest celebrates the nation’s heroes with live music from local bands, food trucks, adult beverages, and displays of military vehicles. The program features tributes for area veterans, recognition of employers that support veterans, and highlights of veteran-owned businesses, with commemorative merchandise available. The event is pursuing community partners to meet a $35,000 sponsorship goal that will help cover stage, lighting, security, and entertainment. Revenue from tickets and merchandise will benefit the Hancock County Wreaths Across America Endowment Fund and the Hancock County Veterans Endowment, which supports a veteran housing initiative. Designed for residents of Hancock County and surrounding communities, it offers a chance to enjoy music and refreshments while showing support for local veterans. The inaugural edition in 2025 was a success.

Flag City 5K

A 3.1 mile route through Findlay, Ohio celebrates the community known as Flag City, USA. It features a course through town, food and beverages from local establishments, and activities for kids, plus participant perks like a unique T-shirt, refreshments, photos, a finish line video, and a finisher certificate.

Wings Over Fostoria - Terminal Grand Opening Airshow

Celebrate the opening of a new terminal at the Donald P. Miller Fostoria Metro Airport, presented by Angle Of Attack. The day features an airshow, aircraft displays, food trucks, and guided access to explore the terminal. Helicopter rides are available for purchase from Intrepid Helicopters. Parking and entry are free.

Municipal Airport Rd, Fostoria, OH 44830, United States

Fostoria Airport Terminal Grand Opening Airshow Helicopter Rides

Helicopter rides will be offered during the Fostoria Airport Terminal grand opening airshow. Flights last about five minutes and cost 60 dollars per person, payable by cash or credit, and service is first come, first served. Each helicopter seats three passengers, with a minimum of two required to fly. Weight limits are 275 pounds per person and 600 pounds combined for all three seats. For safety and compliance, if an individual is around 200 pounds or the group is near the limit, staff may request a quick step on a scale that is visible to staff only. Children older than two are preferred, and all minors must ride with a parent or guardian.

JUN14

Ohio Sprint Speedweek

Ohio Sprint Speedweek kicks off at Millstream Speedway with a full slate of action featuring the All Star Circuit of Champions alongside B.O.S.S. Non-Wing Sprint Cars. The nationally recognized series returns to Findlay to start a season that blends its long-standing tradition with the energy of modern sprint racing.

JUN26

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.

JUN26

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.

JUN27

Samuel Harness performs at Gillig Winery in Findlay, Ohio! 🍷 🎶

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.

JUL3

FIREWORKS FESTIVALin OHIO!!!!

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

Finlay, Ohio

JUL8

Findlay Civic Concert Band - Concert #3 in the bandshell

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

Riverside Park Findlay

JUL11

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.

JUL17