Events in Lima, OH

Enjoy a meal at Bubba’s 33 while supporting Brightpoint’s Youth Evolvement Program and the youth it serves. Learn how the program helps young people build brighter futures through paid work experiences, career exploration, and career training sessions.

A weekly recovery meeting at New Life Christian Ministries, with a light meal provided before the meeting.

A rotating series of drop-in dance classes fills The Barrel Room at The Fairfield with music and movement, led by local instructors and featuring a new style each week. Dancers may attend with a partner, with friends, or on their own, and no long-term commitment or prior experience is required. Each session begins with an instructor-led class and then shifts into open practice and relaxed social time. Styles vary throughout the series, ranging from salsa and line dancing to ballroom, swing, choreographed routines and more. Admission is $10 at the door, with music, drinks, practice and friendly company rounding out the experience.

The Self-Guided Recovery Group offers a supportive space to reflect, grow, and move through recovery at your own pace. Participants can process their thoughts, practice setting boundaries, work on goals, or simply show up for themselves. There is no pressure to participate in any particular way.

The Dissolve Writers Club offers a creative space to unwind, meet new people, and write together. Participants receive the same weekly prompt and spend time writing before having the option to share their work with the group. You can write a story, poem, or another piece of your choice.

Connect with fellow writers at a support group gathering at Coffee Amici in downtown Findlay. Bring a work in progress to focus on or start fresh with prompts available at the session. All writers are welcome at any stage. Cafe purchases are not required, and the focus is on writing together.

Take part in a guided meditation session facilitated by Bob Sollazzo, who brings 45 years of meditative practice. The session offers a supportive group setting for relaxation and reflection. No experience is necessary, and everyone is welcome. Bring a cushion or blanket if you would like to sit on the floor. Meditation can help calm the mind, support relaxation during stressful situations, and encourage clarity and peace.

Holders Hideaway is celebrating Ladies Night from open to close with DJ Jason spinning dance-worthy tunes. Enjoy $1 off well drinks, sip tequila specials, and grab tacos while you play games and share plenty of laughs.

Experience classical music in a more casual setting, with musical commentary and a selection of drinks and light fare. The program features Prokofiev’s Classical Symphony, Puckett’s Concerto for Trumpet and String Orchestra with Daniel Price on trumpet, and Beethoven’s Symphony No. 1 in C major. Gan Xiong conducts.

Part of the Brown Bag Lecture Series, this session features a panel of Hancock County veterans. The series focuses on subjects connected to Hancock County and Ohio, aligning with monthly America 250 themes set by the State of Ohio. Museum members are admitted at no cost, and nonmembers pay $5. Reservations are encouraged but optional.

Explore Downtown Findlay by tasting bites from more than a dozen local restaurants and bars. Collect a stamp in your passport at every stop along the route. All proceeds support the fight against hunger in the community, and this year the tour will raise $16,000. Tickets are on sale now and will sell out.

Enjoy a meal at Beer Barrel and support the Ohio SPCA & Humane Society Adoption Center. Fifteen percent of each check will be donated to help provide food, shelter, medical care, and lifesaving support for animals in need. Both dine-in and carryout purchases are eligible. Be sure to mention the fundraiser when you order so your meal is counted. This fundraiser is presented in partnership with Beer Barrel.

Close out the gardening season with a friendly potluck where participants swap stories, celebrate wins, and commiserate over challenges. Conversation and shared dishes set the tone as everyone reflects on what grew well and what did not. Please bring a dish to share, either warm or chilled.

Celebrate the 37th Annual Member Exhibit & Sale at an opening reception with no admission charge, live music, a cash bar, and bites available. Stroll through works by WAC artist members, with many pieces offered for purchase just in time for the holidays. Awards will be presented during the event to honor standout creations.

Adult ArtReach offers a relaxed, creative experience for adults with instructor Brandy Rammel. Each session explores a different medium and techniques, inviting participants to try something new. All supplies are provided and cleanup is handled. No prior art experience is needed and beginners are encouraged. A cash bar will be available. The cost is $12 for members and $15 for non-members. Space is limited.

Enjoy a weekly trivia night on the Urban Golf Floor, with a mix of questions, friendly competition, laughs, and bragging rights at stake. There is no trivia experience required. Dinner is available, drinks are served throughout the night, and guests can also enjoy Urban Golf.

Test your music knowledge with fun rounds of Name That Tune in a first-floor warehouse event space. Come solo or with a group, enjoy plenty of seating, and compete for prizes awarded to the winning teams.

Cheap Trick brings the All Washed Up tour with James Hatem for an all ages concert featuring reserved floor seating and general admission standing room in the loge. Tickets start at $55. The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductees, formed in 1974, return to the road after completing their 21st studio album in 2025, delivering their signature mix of catchy melodies and punk-driven energy. Original members Robin Zander, Rick Nielsen, and Tom Petersson lead a catalog that includes Surrender, I Want You to Want Me, California Man, and Dream Police. This event has been rescheduled.

Fort Wayne Philharmonic musicians power an immersive 80s celebration with candlelight, uplighting, a bubble machine, and plenty of glowsticks setting the scene. Hear live renditions of favorites like Billie Jean, Take On Me, Don’t You Want Me, When Doves Cry, ABBA hits, and I Wear My Sunglasses at Night. After the concert set, DJ JK Harper takes the reins as the night shifts into a full 80s dance party and lounge. The bar pours a signature Woo Woo for the occasion, and seating options include table seats for $39 and floor seats for $25.

Mayberry Market brings a Country Christmas celebration to the Auglaize County Fairgrounds with two days of festive shopping and holiday cheer. Explore more than 100 carefully selected small businesses offering home décor, boutique apparel, handmade creations, vintage finds, seasonal gifts, and tasty bites, while live music adds to the seasonal atmosphere. Most activities take place indoors, with four boutique trailers just outside the building walkways. Tickets are available at the door, and VIP options provide early entry, first pick of merchandise, a swag bag, a complimentary drink, special vendor perks, and re-entry for the next day. Families can expect free parking and wide, accessible aisles for wheelchairs and strollers, plus a visit from Santa Claus and the market mascot, Bunzi the mini horse. A very limited number of vendor spots remain on a first come, first served basis.

Community Coffee is open to everyone and offers a chance to connect with others, learn about community organizations, and discover and share local resources. Free coffee and donuts will be available.

A Friends of the Library book sale takes place across the Lindamood, Younger, and Blanchard rooms, giving visitors a chance to browse and purchase books.

Mayberry Market: Country Christmas brings two festive days of shopping and holiday cheer to the Auglaize County Fairgrounds. Explore more than 70 curated small businesses showcasing home decor, boutique clothing, handmade pieces, vintage finds, seasonal gifts, and plenty of good food. Live music adds to the cozy atmosphere, and local food trucks will be on site. VIP options are available, including an exclusive $22 package with early entry, a swag bag, a drink ticket, first access to shopping with a more relaxed crowd, and re-entry, plus a $8 VIP option that includes vendor perks. General admission is $6 at the door, with cash or Venmo accepted. Expect special VIP-only offers from every vendor, free parking, and a visit from Santa Claus along with Bunzi the mini horse. The market is indoors with wide aisles that accommodate wheelchairs and strollers, and four boutique trailers are set up just outside the building walkways. A welcoming, family-friendly way to find gifts and soak up the season.

Spend a Friday playing a variety of board games at a local game store. Whether you are new to board gaming or have plenty of experience, there are games for everyone. A selection of games will be brought along, and GameQuest offers demo games to play for free. Meet new people, make friends, and enjoy a fun game together. You can bring a friend, a game, or just yourself.

Experience an original immersive theatre show featuring playful twists on stories inspired by favorite childhood books and lesser-known classics. Unscripted interruptions shift with audience choices, making each performance unique. Created by Fort Wayne native Amber Reid, the production collaborates with local artists and supports human-made art and the retention of professionals in Northeast Indiana.

Spielfreaks hosts a campus and community game night where attendees can bring friends and games. Games are gladly taught to anyone who wants to learn. The evening is co-sponsored by Purdue Fort Wayne Campus and Community Wellbeing and Indiana University Fort Wayne Student Success.

Enjoy Singo along with prizes, drink specials, and food specials.

Take part in indoor soccer in a relaxed, welcoming setting. Youth and adults of all skill levels are welcome, and no experience is needed. Wear comfortable athletic clothing and shoes suitable for indoor play. The activity is open to friends, neighbors, and community members.

Scott Bradlee’s Postmodern Jukebox arrives with a lavish, vintage-inspired concert that flips modern hits and beloved classics into retro styles. A rotating lineup of standout vocalists, dancers, and musicians brings high-energy performances that reinvent everything from 70s rock and 80s Britpop to current chart favorites, movie themes, and video game tunes. Launched 15 years ago with YouTube performances by pianist and arranger Scott Bradlee, the project has grown into a viral sensation that tours the world. The Future Is Vintage Tour blends old-school charm with fresh arrangements for a spirited, feel-good night filled with big showpieces and plenty of songs to move to. All ages are welcome, seating is reserved, and tickets start at $47.50. Attendees are encouraged to dress in their finest vintage attire.

Shipshewana On The Road presents a large gift, food, and craft show featuring unique gifts, handmade creations, and plenty of tasty options. This weekend event showcases thousands of distinctive items from innovative and creative vendors, continuing a tradition built over the past two decades. Admission is $5, and children 12 and under are free. Only two vendor spaces remain, available on a first come, first served basis. Vendors can text 213-218-5017 for the preferred contact method or email vfapply@gmail.com. Questions may also be directed to 213-218-5017.

Fall Community Day at Dwight Salzman Stadium in Bluffton, Ohio spotlights Beaver football as Bluffton takes on Ohio Northern, with yard games, giveaways, and a stadium wide purple out. Priority parking is available for $10. The celebration also features the unveiling of the "Industry and Accomplishment" sculpture and a halftime performance by Ohio Northern's band.

Browse produce vendors, handmade goods, antiques, and odds and ends at the market. Live music and conversation add to the experience.

An annual Christmas bazaar offers a festive shopping experience with a wide variety of vendors set up in the gym, auditorium, and hallways. Food will be available so visitors can enjoy a snack while they browse. For questions, please contact the Parish Office.

This craft and vendor show raises funds to support updates for the youth department. Seasonal creativity is encouraged, with a special emphasis on Thanksgiving and Christmas themed items. Admission is $3 per shopper, and children 8 and under are admitted free. Vendors can reserve booth space by emailing Skylynn at teendevelopment@limaymca.net.

Enjoy a warm, creative morning with story time, art activities, and quality family time. Registration reserves a spot for your household. Pricing is per family at $10 for members and $12 for non-members.

Enjoy a festive holiday market at Indian Lake Schools filled with music and food. Browse offerings from more than 70 vendors, featuring handmade bath and body goods like soaps, candles, wax items, and scrubs, wooden pieces and toys, crafts and gifts, boutique finds, jewelry, stationery and other paper items, kitchen essentials, decor for the home, ornaments, home cleaning supplies, resin art, plants, sweet treats including candy and baked goods, and cozy crochet and knit creations.

Watch the Heartland Sings team coach pre-selected singers through personalized, hands-on instruction. Observing closely offers a chance to develop your ear, technique, and appreciation for the craft.

Browse more than 70 vendors offering handcrafted wood items, candies, homemade candles and bath and shower products, boutique clothing, toys, home decor, plants and planters, baked goods, homemade chicken and noodles, food, jewelry, engraving, 3D-printed items, and more. Contact Colleen Kelly-Martini with questions or to register as a vendor.

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A cozy meetup for moms to connect over warm drinks, simple crafting, and meaningful conversation. Bring a craft or simply come as you are, with no pressure or expectations.

A young reindeer named Rudolph, marked by a bright red nose, struggles to fit in. Everything changes when he bravely rescues his friend Clarice and his parents from menacing monsters, turning his search for belonging into a story of courage and acceptance.

Enjoy a poetry gathering at the downtown library, featuring an open mic where participants can share their work and a slam contest with a book prize for performers.

A community tailgate gathering featuring a chili bar, nacho bar, wings, two beer tickets, and tailgate swag bags for those who RSVP. Raffle items will also be available to help raise funds for the children at the Chippewa Outreach Center.

Experience Pink Floyd’s timeless masterpiece, Dark Side of the Moon, in a laser show updated for the 21st century. The show runs for 50 minutes, and general admission tickets are required.

An event featuring Flashback Unplugged takes place at GR8 Vines Winery, which produces its own wine on site.

Uncorked and Unplugged is a premier fundraising event benefiting Children's Mentoring Connection. More information will be shared soon. For details about CMC, visit the organization's website.

At Purdue FW Music Center in Fort Wayne, the classic film is presented with a live orchestra as Kevin McCallister, played by Macaulay Culkin, finds himself alone in New York and repeatedly outsmarts the Wet Bandits, portrayed by Joe Pesci and Daniel Stern. The musicians perform John Williams’s score, moving from lighthearted melodies to bold, high energy passages that mirror Kevin’s inventive antics. Conductor TBD. The program offers a festive, family friendly blend of on screen comedy and symphonic sound. Presented under license from Disney Concerts.

Rudolph sets off from Christmastown in search of acceptance, meeting fellow misfits along the way and discovering where he belongs. When a storm threatens Santa’s sleigh, Rudolph’s distinctive nose helps save Christmas. This musical adaptation of the beloved television special features familiar characters including Santa and Mrs. Claus, Hermey the Elf, Bumble, Clarice, Yukon Cornelius, and Rudolph, along with songs such as “Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer” and “A Holly Jolly Christmas.” Created with universal design principles, the production welcomes performers of all abilities and makes its storytelling accessible and engaging for performers and audiences.

Experience a live performance by Boney James, the multi-platinum saxophonist, composer, and producer whose career spans more than three decades. His music blends deep grooves and melodic saxophone, and his latest album, A Simple Man, reflects a focus on what matters most. The album features vocalist Ledisi, trumpeter Marquis Hill, and guitarist Larry Carlton, along with James’s reimagining of Ellington’s “In a Sentimental Mood.”

Enjoy live entertainment from a band, with fantastic food and drink specials. There is no cover charge.

This 9-pin no-tap bowling tournament supports FW22 and its mission to help local veterans. Teams of four can compete in either or both shifts, with prizes for each shift winner and a grand prize for the overall winner. The tournament will also feature a raffle, silent auction, and share-the-pot drawings. Team registration costs $120, and bowlers’ averages must meet the stated verification requirements.

Holders Hideaway opens early for NFL Game Day with a Bengals breakfast on the Blackstone. The game will be shown on big screens, and attendees can enjoy game day grub or bring their own. This local hangout keeps it casual with cold beer and plenty of football on tap.

The next Quarter Auction features a revised start time, with doors opening beforehand to give everyone a chance to get settled.

The Findlay Veterans Day Parade on Main Street in Findlay highlights local service members with a special Jeep procession. Flag City Jeepers plan to surpass their previous turnout of 20 vehicles by assembling 30 Jeeps, with each one carrying a local veteran in partnership with the Hancock County Veterans Service Office. Plans also include creating personalized signs for participating vehicles to recognize the veterans riding along. It is a community show of appreciation with 30 Jeeps and 30 veterans as the goal.

Enjoy a festive photo session where kids can play in a Christmas-themed kitchen with cookie dough props. A hot cocoa bar with toppings and Christmas cookies is available before or after the session. Each 20-minute session includes 10 edited images and costs $125 for up to five people, with a $50 non-refundable retainer required to book. Matching Christmas pajamas are welcome, and parents can join in for a few photos.

Rudolph sets off from Christmastown in search of acceptance, meeting fellow misfits along the way and discovering where he belongs. When a storm threatens Santa’s sleigh, Rudolph’s distinctive nose helps save Christmas. This musical adaptation of the beloved television special features familiar characters including Santa and Mrs. Claus, Hermey the Elf, Bumble, Clarice, Yukon Cornelius, and Rudolph, along with songs such as “Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer” and “A Holly Jolly Christmas.” Created with universal design principles, the production welcomes performers of all abilities and makes its storytelling accessible and engaging for performers and audiences.

A bingo night open to the public, featuring single and double bingo with a coverall prize of up to $500. Early-bird games and regular bingo games are offered, with two 18-card bingo packets available for $20. Instant ticket games, daubers, food, and snacks are available for purchase, and an ATM is onsite. Proceeds support Spartan Arts and Athletics. Entry is restricted to people aged 18 and older, with no children or infants permitted.

The Re-Humanizing Project offers a space to slow down and explore how to remain human, embodied, and connected during complex and tender times. This is not a debate or a search for the “right” answer. It centers thoughtful conversation, curiosity, listening, shared humanity, and pacing that is mindful of the nervous system. All are welcome as they are.

Explore how end-of-life care can be more environmentally conscious through a workshop on conservation burial, natural organic reduction, water-based cremation, and other options. The gathering includes a hands-on demonstration of shrouding a loved one with simple, biodegradable materials. Led by Lauren Richwine of Death Done Differently, the workshop also features guest specialists who support individuals and families with death, after-death care, and grief. The conversation aims to bring curiosity and openness to often-avoided subjects, while recognizing our connection to the natural world and the choices available for returning our bodies to the earth.

This all ages performance by David Cross features reserved seating, with tickets starting at $39.50. An Emmy winner and two time Grammy nominee, he is a performer, writer, and producer across stage and screen, best known for portraying Tobias Fünke on Arrested Development. His stand up leans on sharp satire and quick wit rather than pure shock. His debut comedy album, the Grammy nominated "Shut Up, You F***ing Baby!", launched his recorded work, and his "Oh Come On" tour was filmed as a special now available on Amazon Prime and Peacock.

The Friends of the Library meet at Putnam County District Library to discuss upcoming events and volunteer opportunities.

Explore the fascinating world of woodpeckers through an interactive program at the Discovery Center in Oakwoods Nature Preserve. Get to know the seven species that frequent the park, learn what they like to eat, use your sense of touch to identify items hidden in mystery boxes, and make a woodpecker finger puppet. All supplies are provided. This program is free, open to all ages, and does not require registration.

The fifth annual Hops for Hope walk brings the community together to spotlight Homelessness Awareness Month with support from Findlay Brewing Company and Hope House. The route begins and ends at Findlay Brewing Company, traveling to East Street, continuing to East Main Cross and South Main Street, then returning via Crawford. Registration is $25. Swag bags are reserved for the first 100 people who register, and every participant will receive a Hops for Hope beverage. T-shirts are available for those who pre-register, with limited quantities for later sign-ups, and registration is accepted up to the day of the walk.

At the Shawnee Alliance Activity Center, this OCC Packing Party centers on filling shoeboxes. Many items are already prepared for the boxes, and more are on the way, so there will be plenty to pack.

Settle in for a festive girls’ night at Sycamore Lake Winery with a relaxed Christmas cookie decorating class. This beginner-friendly session requires no prior experience. Enjoy time with friends, sip a glass of wine, and craft beautiful, photo-worthy cookies without the kitchen mess. Extra decorating kits are available to bring the fun home for kids, adding a little holiday magic beyond the class.

Experience a welcoming painting class open to all ages and skill levels. An instructor provides clear, step-by-step guidance so everyone can create a piece of art, from seasoned painters to first-timers. The cost is $15 per person and includes a canvas panel, art supplies, and instruction.

Humane Fort Wayne partners with Beyond the Rainbow Bridge and Dr. Paula Neuman to offer a compassionate support group for those grieving the loss of a pet. This gathering provides a safe setting with guided conversations about loss and the grief that follows. Advance RSVP is requested by email at tmorgan@humanefw.org.

The Mighty Pines are a St. Louis roots rock group with a strong soul influence, recognized for rich harmonies and layered instrumentation that continue to expand their sound. Their album Late Last Night, produced by Steve Berlin of Los Lobos, highlights spacious production and a range that moves from folk-leaning ballads to rock and soul, reflecting growth as writers, arrangers, singers, and musicians. They tour nationwide and have shared stages with JJ Grey & Mofro, The Dead South, Railroad Earth, Martin Sexton, Fruition, and Sam Bush. Singer and guitarist Neil Salsich gained national attention on Season 23 of NBC’s The Voice with a four chair turn, receiving guidance from Blake Shelton and Kelly Clarkson and praise from Chance the Rapper, Niall Horan, and Reba McEntire. The band is also active in the studio, recently recording with Michael McDonald and Brian Owens, with two new albums in progress, a collaborative single with McDonald, and the fourth annual Pines Fest planned in St. Louis. The series is supported by Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Koehler Realty, and this show is sponsored by LRI Associates.

Hannibal Buress takes the spotlight in an all ages, reserved-seating performance with ticket prices starting at $35. An American comedian, actor, writer, producer, and musician, he gained early recognition writing for Saturday Night Live and 30 Rock before stepping further into performing. On screen, his credits include Neighbors, Baywatch, Daddy’s Home, and Spider-Man: Homecoming. His stand-up catalog features specials like Animal Furnace, Live from Chicago, and Miami Nights. He also hosts the podcast Handsome Rambler and releases music as Eshu Tune, showcasing work across comedy, film, podcasting, and music.

At Vibe Coffeehouse & Cafe, this all ages slam welcomes poets, musicians, rappers, singers, and comedians in a family focused atmosphere. Please keep material within a PG-13 range. Admission is $5. Performers sign up at the door for free, with one piece allowed per signup and only one signup per round. The evening features three rounds, giving participants multiple chances to perform.

Members of the Lima Astronomical Society gather for a monthly meeting, followed by a program and a weather-dependent public stargazing session. Visitors are welcome, and a sign-in at the visitor log is requested upon arrival. When conditions allow, observing takes place at Schoonover Observatory with views through the dome telescope, along with time on the upper deck to identify constellations, spot planets, and watch for satellites. All experience levels are welcome, and attendees may bring personal telescopes for assistance. It is also an opportunity to learn more about the Society and its activities.

Little Feat blends California rock, funk, jazz, country, and New Orleans swamp boogie into a distinctive sound that has kept audiences dancing for decades. The band’s catalog includes songs such as “Dixie Chicken,” “Oh, Atlanta,” “Willin’,” and “Fat Man in the Bathtub,” along with the celebrated live album “Waiting for Columbus.” The Last Farewell Tour marks a gradual wind-down, with the band continuing to perform and record as long as they are able. The lineup features longtime members Bill Payne, Kenny Gradney, Sam Clayton, and Fred Tackett, joined on the road by Tony Leone and Scott Sharrard.

Celebrating its second year, the Armory Harvest Market brings a lively showcase of local vendors to the Armory of St Marys. Browse booths filled with handcrafted goods, autumn favorites, home accents, gift-ready pieces, and other locally made finds. It offers a relaxed way to support small businesses and enjoy seasonal shopping in one convenient stop. Vendor participation is available.

Film For All is a free, community-focused series that makes moviegoing more welcoming and accessible throughout Northeast Indiana. Screenings are sensory friendly, with lights kept gently on, subtitles visible for the entire film, and a relaxed setting where people can move, make sound, and engage in whatever way feels natural. In addition to the movie, there are hands-on activities, partnerships with local organizations, and time for families to connect before and after the feature, reflecting a commitment to shared cultural experiences without barriers. This edition features Iron Giant, set in Rockwell, Maine in 1957, where a colossal robot befriends a young boy and ultimately shows its humanity by selflessly protecting others while confronting fear and prejudice.

Get into a feel-good groove with music from TWO GROOVY. Upbeat tunes set a playful mood.

An uplifting date night crafted for married couples features new material for this year and a relaxed setting to focus on one another. The evening begins with registration and heavy hors d’oeuvres, then transitions to a Date Night presentation with Fr. Nathan Cromly. He blends humor, personal stories, and Scripture, drawing on years of working with couples to address the real joys and challenges of married life. Expect chances to laugh, meaningful conversation with your spouse, and encouragement to love each other and Christ with greater intention. With music and ample refreshments, there is space to pause, reconnect, and reflect on the promises you share. Returning attendees will find fresh content rather than a repeat, supporting continued growth together.

The Shifferly Road Band brings a live performance to Findlay Moose.

Holders Hideaway opens early throughout the season for NFL Game Day, with the games shown on big screens so fans can catch every snap. Choose from game day grub available on site or bring your own food, and enjoy it with a cold beer while you watch with friends.

Presented by Danfoss, ventriloquist and singer Darci Lynne brings her dynamic variety show to the Niswonger stage. She first won nationwide attention by taking the top spot on America’s Got Talent in 2017 at age 12, then kept the momentum going with three tours, an NBC holiday special, a Las Vegas headlining run, and appearances on TODAY, The Ellen DeGeneres Show, and The Kelly Clarkson Show. Her screen credits include voice and guest roles on Fancy Nancy and Scooby-Doo and Guess Who, a part in the feature film Reagan, a regular role on Nickelodeon, and repeat performances at the Ryman Auditorium and the Grand Ole Opry. Her film work also includes co-starring in Cowgirl’s Song, which features her original song Just Breathe, and her Push Our Luck video earned Best Music Video at the Los Angeles Film Awards. With a social following of more than 10 million, she continues to tour nationwide, delivering a larger-scale show that blends comedy and music with her well-loved characters. Fans can look forward to Petunia, Edna, and Oscar on stage, along with the whimsical newcomer Andy joining the 2026 run. The performance offers a lively way to reconnect with this powerhouse vocalist and her sidekicks. She has grown since her breakout year, they are as mischievous as ever, and the laughs and songs keep coming from start to finish. When not on the road, she spends time in Nashville recording new music.

Kay Hochstetler will present a museum program focused on Hancock County Schools. A business meeting will follow the program, and research help will be offered if time permits.

Enjoy a meal at Chipotle and support the Ohio SPCA & Humane Society. Twenty-five percent of qualifying sales will help fund food, shelter, veterinary care, and second chances for animals in need. For in-person orders, show the fundraiser flyer when ordering. For online pickup orders, enter the fundraiser code at checkout and select the participating Bellefontaine Road location. Delivery orders and gift cards do not qualify.

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A meeting focused on plans for next year's events and guidance on how to join Friends. Everyone is welcome.

Line dancing takes center stage at Walnut & Main in downtown Van Wert, welcoming everyone from seasoned dancers to complete beginners. The event features time to learn new moves, followed by open dancing in a friendly atmosphere that celebrates the local community. Attendees can enjoy a charcuterie board provided by R Place and sliders from Collins Fine Foods. Teas from The Well will be available for purchase, and Main Street Van Wert will provide additional beverages. The first 25 people in line at the event will receive a free drink. Tickets are available in advance. Presented by Main Street Van Wert.

Mélisande brings a vibrant take on Québécois tradition, blending time-honored songs with electronic textures in her signature électrotrad style. After releasing four albums that defined this sound, she revisited her repertoire with an acoustic quintet on Rembobine, highlighting the roots of her music. Celebrated by critics and recognized with awards and nominations, she has performed at more than 400 shows worldwide, earning a reputation for infectious energy and a stage presence that gets audiences singing and dancing. This performance highlights music from her new électrotrad album, Sur la même longueur d’onde, which features collaborators from different cultures, alongside songs from Rembobine. The tour appears in configurations that include her électrotrad Quartet or her trad Quintet, with unplugged versions of the new material woven into the set.

Looking to make progress on an unfinished project or set aside time to craft? This monthly craft circle provides space to create alongside other crafty people. All crafts are welcome, and participants work on their own projects together.

Set along Main Street in Van Wert, this ticketed marketplace brings together a handpicked mix of makers, artisans, designers, and boutique brands for a shopping experience centered on discovery, creativity, and community. Explore handmade pieces, boutique apparel and accessories, original art and design, home accents and lifestyle items, plus vintage and reimagined finds. Each vendor is selected with care to uphold quality and to create a setting that feels polished and welcoming. Beyond the booths, attendees can enjoy gourmet tastings from local food vendors, craft cocktails and premium drinks, and live music alongside neighborhood entertainment, all adding to a vibrant community atmosphere. VIP access offers early entry, exclusive benefits, and specially curated swag. Vendor applications are planned for release in early spring.

Alt 99.5 & 102.3 present Hawthorne Heights celebrating two decades of If Only You Were Lonely. This all ages concert is general admission standing, and tickets start at $35. The Ohio band, early standouts of the new millennium’s emo and pop punk wave, has navigated loss, lineup changes, and shifting trends while refining an angst-charged sound that put Ohio Is for Lovers on rock radio. Frontman JT Woodruff writes with an eye toward real-life connection, exploring distance, identity, and resilience. Fans have embraced that honesty, turning up for high-energy shows, honoring lyrics with tattoos, and finding strength in the songs. An SMS sign up for a venue presale is available for a limited time.

The University of Findlay's Theatre Program presents The Laramie Project, created by Moisés Kaufman and the members of Tectonic Theater Project. Shaped from more than 200 interviews with people in Laramie, Wyoming, the play reflects on the community’s response to the 1998 murder of Matthew Shepard. Performances take place in the John and Hester Powell Grimm Theatre inside the Egner Center for the Performing Arts. Due to strong language and mature themes related to a hate crime, it is not recommended for young children. General admission is $8, and University of Findlay students, faculty, and staff receive free entry with a valid University ID or discount code. Presented by arrangement with Concord Theatricals on behalf of Dramatists Play Service.

Handel’s Messiah unfolds in a candlelit setting as the Fort Wayne Philharmonic and the Fort Wayne Philharmonic Chorus perform under the baton of Benjamin Rivera at the Purdue FW Music Center in Fort Wayne. This annual tradition presents Messiah, HWV 56, across its three parts, tracing the sacred story through overture, arias, and choruses. The program highlights include Comfort ye, Every valley, For unto us a Child is born, Rejoice greatly, He shall feed His flock, the Hallelujah chorus, I know that my Redeemer liveth, The trumpet shall sound, and Worthy is the Lamb. Benjamin Rivera also serves as director of the Fort Wayne Philharmonic Chorus, guiding a performance that pairs expressive solo writing with powerful choral moments.

The Liverpool Lads, a dynamic Beatles tribute from Northeast Ohio, bring the band’s 1962 to 1970 era to life. Expect big hits alongside fan-favorite B-sides, all performed with period costumes and vintage replica instruments for an authentic look and sound. This performance is for Beatles fans of all ages.

A taxables giveaway offers up to six items, with one additional item provided when a bag is brought. Proof of Ohio residency is required to receive items, such as an Ohio driver license, state ID, or a utility bill. During all months except January, student run booths presented in partnership with the University of Findlay Pharmacy college share information about health, medications, and related topics, and participation can earn additional OTC giveaways. Free blood pressure screenings and medication reviews are available.

A local church team will be on site providing drive-through food distribution in the Piehl Arena parking lot for anyone in need.

Season sponsorship is provided by Ohio Logistics and Marathon Petroleum Corporation, with Series sponsorship from Blanchard Valley Health System and Bryce & Maryann Mannen. STOMP delivers a high energy percussion experience for all ages, featuring eight performers who build driving rhythms with everyday items instead of traditional instruments, turning matchboxes, wooden poles, brooms, garbage cans, Zippo lighters, and hubcaps into a wall of sound. Celebrated around the world, the production has earned numerous awards, enthusiastic critical praise, and appearances on national television. Its blend of precision, humor, and physicality keeps audiences returning year after year for a thrilling display of rhythm and movement.

Embassy Theatre welcomes The Lost and Found Tour with Charlie Berens, a stand-up comedian, New York Times bestselling author, Emmy-winning journalist, and musician. He rose to prominence with The Manitowoc Minute, a Midwest-focused satirical newscast that went viral in 2017, and he has since grown a global audience of more than 10 million through sketch comedy rooted in Midwestern life. Ticket access includes a general public sale as well as presale options for Embassy members, the artist, and the promoter.

The Cawz appears as the special guest for this event. Tickets are $20 when purchased in advance and $25 if bought on the day of the show.

Justin Davis brings a solo set of soft rock to The Mason Jar Steakhouse in Wapakoneta, Ohio. Enjoy live music alongside the steakhouse’s food and drinks.

Graveyard Daisies delivers a high energy performance that aims to lift the roof while leaving the dead at rest. An extended set of music keeps the momentum up from beginning to end, with a playful wink to the band’s spooky sense of humor.

Set out on a nature walk focused on the nuts and seeds found along the trail. Search for acorns, hickory nuts, and walnuts, and watch for animals that feed on them, including squirrels, birds, and deer. Meet at Riverbend Recreation Area in the Big Oaks Activity Area, in the parking lot by Shelter 3. All ages are welcome, it is free, and no registration is required.

Kenny Wayne Shepherd celebrates three decades of Ledbetter Heights, the album that introduced his blues-rooted sound to a new generation. Known for fiery guitar playing, pop-rock hooks, and a deep appreciation for blues, the platinum-selling, GRAMMY-nominated guitarist brings fresh nuance to the album while retaining the spirit and energy of the original recording.

Bring curiosity to the Discovery Center at Oakwoods Nature Preserve for a turkey-themed program tailored to the youngest nature lovers. Enjoy a lively storytime, examine authentic parts from a wild turkey, take part in interactive activities, and make a festive turkey craft to take home. Intended for children age 3 and under attending with an adult, with siblings of other ages welcome. This program is free and no registration is required.

Decorate edible works of art during a cookie painting session at the Discovery Center at Oakwoods Nature Preserve. It is an easy, hands-on way to elevate a fall dessert for Thanksgiving. Each person will decorate six cookies to take home, and all supplies are provided. This program welcomes all ages. Registration is $8 per person. A minimum of four participants is required and capacity is limited to twenty.

Dress warmly for a moonlit hike at Riverbend Recreation Area, meeting at the Parking Lot by the Veterans Pavilion in the Oxbow Bend Activity Area. Expect brisk winds, overcast skies, and a chance of snow while searching for the full moon and listening for great horned owls. This outing is open to all ages, is free to attend, and requires no registration.

Celebrate the holiday season at The Fairfield during Downtown Fort Wayne’s Night of Lights. The venue will feature festive decorations on its Pinhouse Floor and holiday window art created in collaboration with Downtown Fort Wayne. Guests can enjoy food and festive drinks, play Urban Golf, or reserve a Duckpin bowling lane. A DJ will provide music as the downtown celebration continues. Admission is free.

Celebrate the holiday season with a festive brunch featuring Everyone’s Favorite Holiday Grouch as the professor of winter science. Enjoy a buffet by Cosmos and first access to Winter WonderLabs, with a Komets-sponsored sock-skating rink, hot cocoa catapults, hands-on holiday activity tables, themed planetarium shows, and access to more than 200 interactive exhibits.

ACT-3 takes the stage for a live performance at Double Barrel Sports Bar and Grill.

Hancock Hotel will host its yearly lunch buffet. Guests can view the full menu and reserve a table on the hotel’s website.

Spend Black Friday learning the latest line dances, enjoying music, and shopping with local small businesses. The afternoon also offers a chance to get a head start on Christmas shopping. Tickets cost $10 per person, and Bradfield Community Center members receive free admission.

Begin the holiday season with a stroll through the Festival of Trees, followed by a family-friendly breakfast with Santa. A hot buffet is served, and the morning includes visits with Santa, seasonal carols, and holiday activities for kids. Fort Wayne Youtheatre adds a special performance to the celebration. Seating is limited. Sponsored by Steel Dynamics.

Coping with loss can be especially challenging for teenagers. CHP Home Care & Hospice offers a free monthly group to support local teens dealing with any kind of loss, including the death of a loved one or pet, or a friend moving away. Licensed, trained social workers and staff lead the group, which is open to all teens. A parent or guardian must sign in their teen at each meeting.

Shop the Bohemian Holiday Market at Allen County War Memorial Coliseum, where more than 75 vendors gather for Small Business Saturday. Explore gift ideas for everyone, from clothing and items for children and pets to home decor, baked treats, and more. Admission is free, and Coliseum parking is required.

All Starz hosts a karaoke night at Holders Hideaway, with Holder and the crew behind the bar mixing drinks and serving beers as lively songs fill the room.

Enjoy a night of live music as The Why Store takes the stage at Wrigley. There is no cover charge, and food and drink specials will be available.

Ethan Timm, an Ohio musician with an old-soul sensibility shaped by classic rock legends, brings a show that blends fun and passion. Warm, soulful vocals pair with blues-tinged guitar work, weaving together well-known favorites from earlier eras, originals in the same spirit, and a few thoughtfully chosen deep cuts. No two performances are alike, making this appearance at Lakeside Hideout Bar & Grill in Celina a fresh mix tailored for the moment.

98.9 The Bear presents Rival Sons on the Domestic Bliss Tour with The Blue Stones and The Velveteers. This is an all ages, general admission concert with tickets starting at $35. Rival Sons, a quartet from Long Beach, are known for defying categories and constantly upending expectations. Their rock and roll focuses on honesty and raw intensity, delivered with style and a touch of mystery. Their catalog includes standout tracks like “Do Your Worst” and “Too Bad,” and their work has earned GRAMMY recognition. Onstage they have a reputation for electrifying performances, with many fans describing the atmosphere as almost spiritual.

Amy Grant, Michael W. Smith, and CeCe Winans unite for a Christmas concert at the Allen County War Memorial Coliseum in Fort Wayne. The program weaves seasonal classics with hallmark songs from each artist and moments of worship, creating a warm celebration of the holidays. Drawing on long-running careers and a shared foundation of faith, their performance offers nostalgia, joy, and powerful vocals that highlight the hope, peace, and wonder of the season. Tickets are on sale. To avoid fraud and ensure access to official updates and assistance, purchase only through the event’s authorized ticketing outlet, as third party listings and resales are not permitted on TPR event pages and are not guaranteed.

The beloved 1983 film comes to life in Findlay at MCPA with a musical adaptation from the songwriting team Benj Pasek and Justin Paul, whose credits include Dear Evan Hansen, La La Land, and The Greatest Showman. With a book by Joseph Robinette and inspiration drawn from the writings of radio storyteller Jean Shepherd, the show follows young Ralphie Parker and his single-minded quest for the ultimate holiday present, an official Red Ryder air rifle. Along the way, a glowing leg lamp, unforgettable pink bunny pajamas, a department store Santa, and a notorious dare involving a frozen flagpole create plenty of hilarious detours. Packed with spirited songs and eye-catching production numbers, this stage version has become a seasonal favorite for families and earned three Tony Award nominations, including recognition for new musical, score, and book. Season support is provided by Ohio Logistics and Marathon Petroleum Corporation, with series sponsorship from Blanchard Valley Health System and Bryce and Maryann Mannen.

Support the Ohio SPCA & Humane Society through a Raising Cane’s fundraiser. Qualifying purchases help the nonprofit provide food, shelter, veterinary care, and second chances to animals in need. For in-person orders, let the cashier know you are supporting the fundraiser or show the flyer on your phone. For online pickup orders, apply the fundraiser code at checkout so your purchase counts.

Big Bad Voodoo Daddy’s Wild & Swingin’ Holiday Party brings a spirited blend of American swing and jazz to the season, welcoming all ages with reserved seating and a starting ticket price of $39.50. The performance features festive favorites alongside the band’s own Christmas tunes from its two holiday albums. With more than three decades together, the group continues to tour, record, and deliver an energetic live show that families look forward to each year. Bandleader Scotty Morris describes it as a holiday outing with something for everyone.

Celebrate the holiday season at Magic on Melrose with cozy treats and cheerful attractions. Visit the Cocoa Cabin for complimentary hot cocoa and popcorn, enjoy a dazzling light show, wander through Candy Cane Lane, and take photos with Santa. Watch for surprise appearances by the Grinch that add a playful twist to the festivities.

Enjoy a last minute Christmas shopping experience as the Old Millstream Centre fills with handmade crafters, creators, and bakers. Browse personalized gifts made on the spot, freshly baked treats, Hot Cocoa Bombs, handcrafted wreaths, custom jewelry, and other one of a kind finds. Food trucks are planned to add to the fun. A limited number of vendor spaces remain.

Explore several historic homes in Williams Woodland Park during a holiday tour continuing a 30-year tradition. Visitors can see unique, carefully crafted and restored turn-of-the-century homes from Fort Wayne’s first planned neighborhood, dating from approximately 1903 to 1910.

WhiskeyGypsy takes the stage at Alexandria's in Findlay, Ohio for an energetic night with music performed live, plenty of dancing, and refreshing drinks.

Bring the kids for a festive Christmas breakfast with Santa Claus.

Van Wert High School Choirs present a festive Christmas program at the Niswonger Performing Arts Auditorium, featuring performances by the Freshmen Choir, Sophomore Women’s Chorus, Select Acapella Choir, and Concert Choir. The evening concludes with all voices united for a combined rendition of We Wish You a Merry Christmas.

Van Wert Middle School Choirs present a Christmas concert at the Niswonger Performing Arts Auditorium. The 7th and 8th Grade Choirs, together with the 6th Grade Voice Class, will share a program that ranges from multicultural selections to Christmas classics and fresh new arrangements of seasonal favorites. The concert concludes with all singers joining for a combined performance of We Wish You A Merry Christmas.

Members of Today’s Traveling Women gather to support the local Salvation Army and its Toys for Tots campaign. The group will pack bags for children and families in the community while familiar Christmas music sets a cheerful tone.

Texas folk and Americana artist Jack Barksdale brings original songs shaped by folk, rock, and blues influences. He began performing his own material at the age of nine and has since shared the stage with Wynonna Judd, Ray Wylie Hubbard, Junior Brown, John Fullbright, and Hayes Carll. His recordings include a full length album with Truly Handmade Records, formed by the estate of Guy Clark, the EP Out of Order released in September 2024, and a seven track instrumental EP titled Phantom Trails from October 2023. His music has earned more than five million streams on Spotify. Onstage he moves among guitar, slide guitar, harmonica, mandolin, piano, and ukulele, while identifying first and foremost as a songwriter. American Songwriter notes that he channels insights beyond his years into songs that resonate with listeners. The series is sponsored by Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Koehler Realty, and the show is sponsored by LRI Associates.

Experience a cozy Mini Market edition of Mayberry Market, a curated holiday shopping event showcasing more than 40 small businesses. Explore booths filled with handmade pieces, festive home décor, winter fashion, gifts, candles, treats, and other unique finds. The market is held indoors in a heated space inside the Phiel Arena at the Auglaize County Fairgrounds, featuring cheerful photo spots, a welcoming atmosphere, and seasonal cocktails to enjoy while you browse. Admission is $5 at the door via cash or Venmo, and children 12 and under are free. A portion of door proceeds benefits the Christmas Jubilee, supporting the local community during the holiday season. Limited vendor spaces remain and are awarded in the order inquiries are received. Prospective vendors can text 213-218-5017 or email vfapply@gmail.com.

The Mini Market edition of Mayberry Market features a curated holiday shopping experience with more than 40 small businesses. Explore handmade goods, home decor, apparel, gifts, candles, treats, and other seasonal finds while enjoying holiday cocktails. The event is held entirely indoors in a heated space and offers festive photo opportunities and a cozy atmosphere. Admission is $5 via cash or Venmo, and children 12 and under are free. A portion of the door proceeds supports the Christmas Jubilee, helping bring holiday support to the local community.

Browse offerings from around seven local vendors, including handmade goods, crystals, and unique finds. The market offers an opportunity to shop small and support local businesses.

Part of an all-ages series supported by The National Lime & Stone Company, this new musical reimagines Margery Williams’s The Velveteen Rabbit for today. It follows Lulu, now living with her Gran, along with her cherished toys and a den of legendary rabbits. To help her settle in, Gran gives her a velveteen rabbit like the one her mother had. As Lulu and the rabbit grow close, some toys grow jealous, and the rabbit longs to join the real rabbits glimpsed through the window. The journey reveals how love can change everything and what it truly means to be Real. A century-old tale set in the present comes to life with inventive scenery and playful costumes, creating moments of onstage magic and transformation. Gentle and reflective at times, playful at others, the show celebrates authenticity and speaks to audiences across generations. Approximate runtime is 50 minutes with no intermission.

Members of the Lima Astronomical Society gather for their monthly meeting, followed by a program and, weather permitting, a public stargazing session. The meeting begins promptly and is followed by the program. Visitors are asked to sign the guest log upon arrival. Meetings and programs are open to anyone interested in astronomy or learning more about the Society. If skies are clear, attendees may remain afterward at Schoonover Observatory to look through the dome telescope and spend time on the upper deck identifying constellations, spotting planets, and watching for satellites. All experience levels are welcome, and help is available for those who bring their own telescope.

Straight No Chaser brings its nine-member a cappella ensemble to the Embassy Theatre in Fort Wayne with a festive concert built on tight harmonies and playful medleys. Marking more than two decades together and following their 25th anniversary, the group that has sold over 1.5 million tickets worldwide presents a spirited blend of cherished holiday tunes and modern hits. The show balances humor and heart, offering a seasonal experience that feels both familiar and transportive, well suited to share with those closest to you.

The second annual holiday market at the Wass brings together artists and makers offering handmade gifts. Browse unique, handcrafted items while supporting the creators behind them. Those interested in taking part as vendors can apply to participate.

Meet adoptable cats and dogs hoping to find loving forever homes at this holiday adoption event hosted by the Ohio SPCA & Humane Society Adoption Center. The event includes adoption fee specials, raffle baskets, and a giving tree to support shelter animals. Visitors can also take part in the activities and show their support even if they are not looking to adopt. Adoptions, donations, and other acts of kindness help provide animals with food, shelter, medical care, and second chances.

Head to Odious Cards for a DIGIMON CARD GAME Store Tournament where competitors play using a tournament-legal constructed deck in an official Bandai event. Entry is $10, and participation is capped at 16 players. Sign up through BANDAI TCG+. Expect participation rewards and prize support, with Bandai promotional items and prizes available while supplies last.

A music-focused event featuring plenty of great tunes.

Cherry Blonde returns to the Eagles for another appearance.

Enjoy a lively evening with Mason Dixon Line, featuring local live entertainment at Wrigley Field Bar & Grill. Guests can enjoy dinner and dance to the music.

Celebrate the holiday season by browsing a cheerful market of local vendors featuring distinctive gift ideas for everyone. Your Nuts will be among the vendors, adding to the selection for festive shopping.

Players can enjoy a relaxed night of Magic: The Gathering Commander at The Deck Factory in Lima, Ohio. This casual meetup centers on friendly games without brackets or standings. Bring favorite decks and friends, find a table, and play throughout the shop’s open hours. All experience levels are welcome, it is free to play, and promotional items are available for every participant. Whether bringing a trusted brew, testing something new, or searching for a pod, there is always a seat for another game of Commander.

Enjoy a Grinch-themed celebration with complimentary photos with the Grinch. Have fun making Christmas crafts, sip themed drinks, and grab some snacks. Dress in your best Christmas outfit to take part in a selfie contest.

A local church team is providing a drive-through food distribution in the Piehl Arena parking lot, supporting anyone who needs assistance.

A party with Slow Burn takes place at Alexandria's in Findlay.

Ohio musician Ethan Timm brings an old-soul spirit shaped by classic rock and roll artists known for unforgettable songs. His performances blend smooth, soulful vocals with nimble, blues-tinged guitar work in a mix that feels both lively and heartfelt. Expect familiar favorites from earlier eras alongside originals in a similar vein, plus a few deep-cut covers that might surprise you. No two shows are alike, with a setlist that shifts and keeps the experience fresh.

Celebrate New Year’s Eve with Katie and the RED HOTS at Indian Lake Eagles. Expect high-energy hits from the 70s, 80s, and 90s rock and dance era, a lively dance floor, and live music that keeps the celebration going throughout the night. Bring friends, dress to celebrate, and get ready to sing and dance in an electric atmosphere as everyone counts down to the new year.

New Year’s Eve at Froggy’s features Katie and the RED HOTS delivering high energy rock and dance favorites from the 70s, 80s, and 90s. The music runs through the night and leads into a midnight countdown, with a lively crowd, sing along moments, and a dance floor that stays busy. Festive attire fits the occasion. It all builds to the start of 2027 set to live music and an upbeat, electric atmosphere.

Spencer LaJoye shares inclusive queer indie folk shaped by Midwestern roots, classical violin training, and a theater-inspired love of ensemble choreography, all grounded in a deep appreciation for Americana and informed by theological study. A coast-to-coast touring singer, songwriter, and vocal loop artist, LaJoye has spent over a decade crafting autobiographical songs and has earned recognition including the Kerrville Songwriting Competition in 2021 and Songwriter Serenade in 2024. The viral anthem Plowshare Prayer brought their work to listeners around the world and affirmed a reputation for candid songwriting paired with a steady pastoral presence. Live, lively banter and heartfelt moments sit side by side, inviting audiences to laugh one minute and shed a tear the next. This event is part of a series sponsored by Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Koehler Realty and AR Marketing.

Shucked is a Tony-winning musical comedy praised by The Wall Street Journal as uproariously funny. It features a book by Tony Award winner Robert Horn, known for Tootsie, and a score by Grammy-winning songwriters Brandy Clark and Shane McAnally, recognized for Kacey Musgraves’ Follow Your Arrow. Directed by Tony Award winner Jack O’Brien, whose work includes Hairspray, this homegrown American musical blends sharp humor with memorable songs for a buoyant, crowd-pleasing theater experience.

Presented in partnership with the Findlay-Hancock County Community Foundation as part of the Foundation’s Fun for All Series, this performance offers families a complimentary evening of Disney music and entertainment. Admission is free, and reservations are required. The Little Mermen deliver a high-energy show filled with vibrant costumes and a song list that spans a century of Disney favorites. Selections range from early classics such as Mary Poppins and The Lion King to recent hits like Frozen and Moana, with arrangements that blend pop and rock into beloved melodies. The cast features Broadway caliber talent, including the Powerhouse Princess Pals, and the program is crafted for lively sing-alongs. The group has performed at major festivals alongside artists like Stevie Nicks, Joan Jett, and Green Day, and has earned praise from outlets including ABC News, BuzzFeed, and Time Out, along with a nod from composer Alan Menken. The performance runs approximately 90 minutes with a 20 minute intermission.

Pilates For Life is partnering with Melissa Anne Lee and the Scolio-Pilates® team to offer a three-day, hands-on training for Pilates instructors and movement professionals. The workshop introduces a three-dimensional, scoliosis-specific exercise method that combines Pilates with evidence-based techniques focused on alignment, breathing, and strength. Participants will explore elongation, corrective breathing, derotation, and strengthening to support posture, pain reduction, and overall function when working with clients who have scoliosis. The training is limited to 16 participants, requires at least 10 enrollments, and has been submitted for approval for 24 hours of PT/PTA continuing education credits, pending approval.