This weekend in Galion, OH

Every Sunday, the Columbus Museum of Art offers free general admission through support from Art Bridges Foundation’s Access for All and donors to the Free for the Future Campaign. Entry to special exhibitions is included, so you can wander the Walter Wing, collaborate on a gallery puzzle, and share the experience with friends and family. Expect new discoveries throughout the museum. Image courtesy of JToland Photo.

Step into the world of Rathe for a casual, officially sanctioned Flesh and Blood Armory event that welcomes players of all experience levels. Enjoy a friendly setting to play, have fun, and sharpen your skills. The entry fee is $5. Players earn 3 XP for every match win. Prize support includes promo cards and store credit that increases with attendance. The tournament uses Swiss pairings with up to four rounds, each lasting 50 minutes.

The Ohio Bridal & Wedding Expo at the Greater Columbus Convention Center in Columbus brings together a curated group of wedding experts who offer guidance for every vision, from an elegant black-tie celebration to a relaxed barefoot ceremony on the beach. They share practical insights to help shape meaningful moments and create a wedding day that reflects your style.

Turn recycled toilet paper rolls and paper into charming mushroom decorations for the fall in a relaxed craft session. Creation Station offers free art classes that welcome all ages and abilities. You may bring your own food and drinks to enjoy while you create. No registration is needed, and you can drop in at any time. Participation is free, with donations appreciated. This series is supported by United Way of North Central Ohio.

This Commander league features a Parallel Reality twist inspired by Reality Fracture. Any legendary creature can partner, but only with another version that portrays the same character within the Magic universe. That means pairs like Kaalia the Vast with Kaalia, Zenith Seeker, Ghoulcaller Gisa with Gisa and Geralf, or Urza with The Blind Seer. Commanders from Universes Beyond are excluded, although those cards may appear in the 99. This applies across outside properties, including The Lord of the Rings and Dungeons and Dragons. Both members of a commander pair must be legal commanders on their own. Planeswalkers that are normally eligible to lead a deck are allowed in this format, such as the two versions of Aminatou, and partner cards are fine if both represent the same character, like the two Bruse Tarl cards. For this season, the usual EDHREC popularity limit is lifted. Some characters are not permitted. Atraxa is banned. All Praetors are off the table, including Elesh Norn, Jin Gitaxias, Sheoldred, Urabrask, and Vorinclex. The Eldrazi titans Emrakul, Ulamog, and Kozilek are not allowed. Jodah is banned. Two color versions of Niv Mizzet are not allowed, while the five color options remain acceptable. Deck construction follows a $100 budget that excludes the commander and basic lands. The target power level is casual and social. Do not run infinite two card combos, fast combo lines, chains of extra turns, or mass land destruction. Games should not wrap up before turn eight, and this is not a budget cEDH setting. Participants are asked to keep the environment relaxed and considerate. Build something engaging rather than an oppressive engine, since many pods will play multiple games together. If a matchup feels unpleasant, it is acceptable to avoid playing your league deck or to skip that pairing. Keep the social experience in mind and aim to be a thoughtful opponent. The league spans eight weeks.

Nexus Nights is a weekly casual League of Legends series centered on friendly competition and skill building. Participants play 1v1 across three Swiss rounds, with each round decided in a best of three. It welcomes newcomers learning the basics as well as experienced players trying out fresh strategies. Entry is $5, and prize support is provided in store credit and promo items. Whether the goal is to rack up wins or simply enjoy the community atmosphere, the focus stays on fun and improvement.

Capriccio's newest choir, Noteworthy, debuts with its first solo concert. No ticket is required, and a suggested donation of $20 is welcome.

An evening crafted for musical entertainers to network, collaborate, and build meaningful connections in a relaxed, upbeat setting. This gathering is designed to be more than a typical meetup, with an emphasis on cross collaboration so participants leave with a wider circle of creative partners. Bring your music, website details, business cards, and promotional materials to share. Lite bites will be available, and drinks will be offered for purchase.

A Farewell To Kings brings a live tribute to Rush, performing the band’s biggest hits at The KING of CLUBS in Columbus, OH. The bill also includes One Number Off. This all ages event requires an accompanying adult. Reserved table seating and general admission options are available.

Karaoke takes over Cazuela's North Campus with a songbook of more than 70,000 tracks, offering something for almost every voice. Grab the mic for your favorite tune, team up for a duet, or cheer from the crowd as performers light up the room. Hosted by Ryan Canon, this upbeat gathering centers on music, laughter, and memorable sing-along moments.