Events in Lima, OH

A welcoming playtime where parents of infants and toddlers can meet one another while little ones play and explore. Parenting comes with challenges, and this gathering offers a chance to share experiences and build connections with others. Participation is included with admission.

Enjoy a summer morning walk with a Naturalist as you get your steps in while exploring the paths of Ottawa Metro Park. It is a relaxed group walk focused on moving and enjoying the outdoors together.

Enjoy Aqua Zumba with Kealy at Lakeview Pool. The class welcomes both members and non-members and costs $5 per person. For weather cancellations and updates, see the Zumba with Kealy page on Facebook.

A Lima SHRM networking event is in the works. The topic is still to be determined, and this notice serves as a save the date. Additional details will be shared soon.

An in-store back to school celebration features school-themed gift bags, treats and snacks, a complimentary gift with purchases of $75 or more, and new arrivals made for everyday wear. It suits students, parents shopping for children, or anyone ready for a small indulgence. Browse, snack, and celebrate while refreshing your wardrobe.

This meeting provides updates on the latest travel technology and opportunities to meet fellow women travelers. Hear what is new in travel tools and take time to connect with others who share an interest in travel.

Two Groovy brings a show to Lima, with food and drinks available.

Stitching Together Craft Circle is a monthly meetup that offers dedicated time to make progress on a work in progress or simply focus on a craft in friendly company. Connect with fellow makers in a relaxed setting, where every kind of crafting is encouraged.

Happening on Thursdays, Name That Tune takes place in the first floor warehouse event space. Participants can play solo or team up with friends, and there is plenty of seating. Expect lively music rounds and prizes for the winning teams. It is an easygoing midweek outing with good vibes all around.

Homeschool Picture Day offers studio portraits for homeschooling families with an easy, reservation-based format. There is no fee to book a time slot, and each reservation can accommodate up to two children. After the session, a link will be provided to view proofs and order prints, with options starting at $16. Two background choices will be available, grey and navy. Two dates are scheduled, and additional dates or extra appointment times may be added if demand is high. Attendees are asked to arrive no more than five minutes before their scheduled session and to come dressed and ready. If plans change, please notify the organizer so the time can be offered to another family.

Little artists can create a nature-inspired picture using leaves, tempera paint, and a sponge. As the artwork dries, families can see the animals inside the Discovery Center and spend time at the Nature Play Area. This activity is held on the Discovery Center porch at Oakwoods Nature Preserve. It is intended for children ages 3 and under with an adult, and siblings of other ages are welcome. There is no cost to participate and no registration is required.

Jumping Beans offers a lively play session at SOAR Adventure Park - Findlay designed for children ages 6 and under. Young participants can move, explore, and burn off energy while families make memories together through active play.

As part of the Party at Pangle Pavilion Concert Series, Band on the Run brings a faithful celebration of Paul McCartney’s music to the Pangle Pavilion in the Greater Lima Region Park & Amphitheater. Started by musician Mike Vargo in 2014, this five-piece ensemble of skilled Nashville musicians covers every era, from The Beatles to Wings and McCartney’s solo work, with careful detail and spirited performances. A broad set list invites both longtime fans and first-time listeners to enjoy a journey through beloved hits, complete with toe-tapping energy, nostalgic favorites, and plenty of singalong moments. Beer, seltzers, and other refreshments are available for purchase, with $4 drinks and $2 water or pop. Attendees are encouraged to arrive early and to bring a blanket or chairs for comfortable seating. Children under 13 receive free entry when accompanied by an adult.

The three locations in Celina, Covington, and Sidney are uniting for a summer celebration featuring games, food, music, and more. It is a shared event for all three locations to celebrate the season together.

Begin the weekend with Supervillin at Celina Eagles, where you can enjoy a late dinner, cold drinks, and live entertainment.

As the lights lower, Glow Nights turns the park into a high-energy playground. Jump into dodgeball, scale the rock wall, and discover more ways to play as the excitement spreads across every corner. Held on weekends, it adds an extra spark to the experience with an upbeat vibe from start to finish.

Lima Sabres is hosting a trap shooting event featuring single clay targets launched away at different angles. Shooters will work through five stations, shooting 25 targets per round, focusing on consistent fundamentals like positioning, calling for the target, and executing clean breaks.

A free play day for kids features hands-on activities such as Gator driving, time in a corn box, tractor rides, bowling, and a wrench-it table, with more to discover. Friends and families can also connect with special guests from Van Wert Soil & Water Conservation and Brumback Library.

Enjoy a community fun run at Shawnee High School that blends fitness and family time while raising support for the school. Races are offered in multiple distances tailored to different age groups, and there is a family one mile run and walk so all ages can participate together. The celebration continues after the finish with food trucks, a bike raffle, school supply giveaways, face painting, hair tinsel, temporary tattoos, and additional family activities. The Parent-Teacher Committee is replacing the traditional magazine sales fundraiser with this active gathering, making participation especially meaningful. Every registration helps fund programs, events, resources, and opportunities that benefit students and the school community. Whether taking part by running or walking, lending a hand as a volunteer, contributing as a sponsor, or cheering along the course, involvement makes a positive difference.

Celebrate the end of summer with a family friendly Back to School Bash at Northwest Ohio Railroad Preservation. One $5.00 admission covers a full afternoon of activities. Enjoy rides on the 901 steam engine and the Riverside Train, take a turn in the bounce house, and try classic carnival games. Test your aim with inflatable axe throwing and a soccer target, work through arrow and math mazes, and show your strategy with giant Jenga. Play corn hole, enjoy a round of mini golf, and explore a giant sand pile. Food will be available, making it easy to spend the afternoon packed with trains, games, and playful challenges.

Meet adoptable kittens at PetSmart during a friendly meet and greet. Every cat has been spayed or neutered, is up to date on vaccinations, and has been tested for FELV and FIV. Adoption fees are $100 for kittens and $85 for adult cats. Start the process by submitting an application online or by completing a paper form at PetSmart.

Riftbound Vendetta Summoner Skirmish I is a head-to-head tournament using a best of three match format. All participants receive a promo. Additional promos go to the top eight, and a champion playmat is up for grabs. Store credit will be paid out to the top three finishers. Decklists are required.

Riftbound Nexus Night offers a five dollar entry, with store credit awarded to the top three participants.

Enjoy a concert and fun in the park. No separate ticket is required, as the concert is included with fair admission.

Koe Wetzel and Kolby Cooper perform live at Allen County Fairgrounds in Lima, Ohio. The show features both artists on the same lineup at this fairgrounds venue.

A high-energy dance band performs at Alexandria's with a mix of modern country, pop, rock, and dance tracks that caters to a wide range of tastes. The set centers on upbeat, danceable songs.

The Ohio Mid-Amateur Championship is a 54-hole stroke play tournament for mid-amateurs, held with a cut after the second round. The competition is for men, with the field reduced to the low 40 and ties after round two, then finished over the remaining rounds.

Experience the thrill of placing bets on horse races while enjoying live music. Enjoy a blend of racing action and live tunes for a fun outing.

Students kick off the 2026-2027 school year across Celina High, Celina Middle, and Celina Elementary. Start times vary by building. The high school and middle school begin with first period, and the elementary school starts at its listed morning time. Families can review each school’s bell schedule and plan for a smooth first day.

Join a monthly craft session designed for adults and teens 16+. This time you’ll be making glass bead bracelets. It’s an in-person adult program held in the Lindamood Room at the main public library.

Trap shooting at Lima Sabres, a fundamentals-style shotgun sport where you break clay targets launched away from your position. You’ll rotate through five different stations, shooting 25 targets per round to build consistency and improve sight picture discipline. Expect a straightforward, repeatable setup focused on helping you see how your shotgun and stance are working.

Join local organizations and agencies for an evening dedicated to overdose awareness. The program will honor those lost to overdose, offer support for people and families affected by addiction, and share resources focused on recovery, prevention, and hope. Community members with lived experience will come together for remembrance, education, and connection.

Connor appears on the rooftop at Q BBQ & Fixin's for a laid-back time filled with sunshine and music. Breezy, open-air vibes set the tone for a simple, feel-good outing.

Create a crushed glass mosaic in a relaxed, guided setting suited for both first-timers and experienced makers. Over two hours, participants receive step-by-step instruction with all materials included and take home a finished piece. The fee is $55. Choose from a variety of pattern options and customize your artwork by selecting up to three glass colors from red, blue, green, yellow, clear, white, brown, black, or orange. The class welcomes ages 6 to 80, making it a fit for individuals, friends, or families. Space is limited. If fewer than four people register, you can reschedule or receive a craft kit to complete at home, which includes written instructions and a 2-minute tutorial video. There are no refunds. If you are unable to attend or the class is canceled due to low enrollment, arrangements can be made to provide a kit for at-home completion, with detailed, step-by-step guidance included. For questions, contact Heather Minnich-Harter at 937-271-0439.

Britches Down returns to Moose Lodge 1473 in Celina for a patio performance overlooking the lake. Country jams fill the air in a lakeside setting.

Enjoy a nighttime paddle on Lima Lake during a full moon kayak float. You’ll get to take in the sunset and watch the moon rise, along with the sights and sounds of the lake after dark. Bring your sense of adventure for an evening out on the water.

Lima Sabres is hosting a trap shooting event focused on building strong shotgun fundamentals. You’ll rotate through five stations, shooting 25 targets per round with clays launched at varying angles downrange. It’s a hands-on session for both tuning up your technique and sharpening your swing mechanics for shotgun sports.

MEGA POP-UP and The Southhouse present a community showcase centered on Black-owned businesses, creativity, culture, and connection. The Hustle & Harvest Black Expo brings together a marketplace of vendors, a lineup of food trucks, and live entertainment, creating a lively space to shop, support, and network with entrepreneurs. Built to highlight the grind and the growth of Black business owners, this celebration invites attendees to discover new brands, enjoy great bites, and applaud excellence in entrepreneurship. For vendor or participant inquiries, contact popupohio@yahoo.com.

Shawnee UMC is presenting its first Family to Family Sale, a multi-family garage-sale-style marketplace where families can sell or shop for clothing, toys, home items, and other things kids outgrow. It offers a helpful way to wrap up summer and get ready for the new school year. Seller spaces are $20, with optional table rentals available for $5 each. Entry at the door is $2, and children are admitted free. Proceeds support the church’s young adult fellowship group.

Create a stained glass piece from scratch in a hands-on, five-hour session that covers every step of the craft. Participants choose their glass, color palette, and pattern from more than 50 design options, then learn to cut, grind, foil, and solder under step-by-step guidance. All tools and materials are supplied, and the process is designed for both first-timers and those with experience, so everyone finishes with a one-of-a-kind artwork. Class size is limited and no walk-ins are accepted. The fee is $95. For questions, call 937-271-0439.

Celebrate the Jeep community at the 2nd Annual Jeep Jam, featuring a car crushing exhibition, an obstacle course, music and family fun. Bounce houses provide kid friendly excitement. Open to everyone, this gathering welcomes Jeep owners and fans alike.

Show vehicles take center stage at Vanwert Ohio Cinemas in a relaxed show and shine focused on good vibes and great builds. The atmosphere is welcoming to all, with an emphasis on enjoying the day together. Children 12 and under are admitted free. Spectator entry is $15. A show and shine pass is $55 and includes general admission. Vendor spaces cost $150 and must be arranged ahead of time, not on the day of the event.

Riftbound returns with Vendetta Skirmish #1 at the Deck Factory. This competitive gathering invites players to sharpen strategies, test new builds, and face fellow contenders in the first skirmish of the season. It is a chance to measure skill and prove strength in the Rift.

Competitors face off in a race where results contribute to championship points. Every finishing position matters, and consistent performances can elevate overall standings. A focused, high-stakes contest unfolds as drivers push for the best possible score.

This event features a live musical performance.

This tribute to the Eagles blends spirited originality with an unwavering drive for excellence. That combination has carried Hotel California to recognition more often reserved for Gold and Platinum recording achievements.

A live show at a Boardwalk spot with an especially groovy vibe. The performer shares that playing there is always a joy.

Step up your marksmanship with a metallic silhouette match at Lima Sabres. You’ll shoot offhand at steel animal targets such as chickens, pigs, turkeys, and rams at set distances, with each hit counting toward the match and misses resulting in penalties. The format is designed to test steady holding and trigger control without rests.

Created in memory of Michael Smoody two years after his passing, this growing summer cruise-in at Findlay Auto Plus reflects what he loved most... faith, family, classic cars, and good food. The gathering combines featured vehicle showcases with family activities, including an inflatable obstacle course and inflatable axe throwing, alongside food truck fare and a community-focused Blessing Bag donation drive. Entry centers on giving, with guests invited to bring a Blessing Bag item or, if they wish, make a monetary contribution. The series also spotlights rotating themes such as Jeeps, Skoolies with all vehicles welcome, Trucks, and hot rods and muscle cars, creating a friendly space for car enthusiasts and neighbors to connect and make a positive impact.

Experience live harness racing at the Van Wert County Fair with a full card of action. The program features OFRC races including a pace for 2-year-old colts, a trot for 3-year-old colts, a pace for 2-year-old fillies, and a trot for 3-year-old fillies. Special attractions include the Peony Pace, part of the Signature Series with $5,000 added, the Harvest Trot, also in the Signature Series with $5,000 added, and the Spring Haven Farm Ladies Driving Series with $800. Grandstand admission is free, with fair food and trackside excitement adding to the experience. For more information, contact the Fair Office at 419-238-9270.

This casual meetup brings together retired firefighters from any department for breakfast, coffee, and conversation at Shawnee Station, formerly Ike’s Restaurant. It offers a relaxed setting to reconnect with peers and share time over a meal.

Food trucks gather at MCPA on the first Wednesday of each month from April to September, offering a rotating selection of meals and treats to suit a wide range of tastes. Expect plenty of variety, with choices that span hearty, indulgent, and everything in between. The weekly lineup of participating trucks is posted on the organizer’s Facebook page for anyone looking to see who will be serving.

An annual cheer competition at the Van Wert County Fair brings squads together to perform and compete. Tickets will be available for purchase. Cheer squads that want to participate can obtain registration forms, and submissions are due by the posted deadline.

At the Van Wert County Fair, every pie and cake exhibited becomes Fair property and is offered for sale at the annual baked goods auction. Bidding takes place in the Administration Building on a variety of homemade pies and cakes, and participation helps support the exhibitors who created them. It is a chance to bring home a sweet treat while recognizing the skills of fair participants.

Part of the Brown Bag Lecture Series, this session features Ron Ammons speaking on Findlay festivals of the 1990s. The series highlights topics connected to Hancock County and Ohio, aligning with the State of Ohio’s America 250 themes. Admission is free for museum members and $5 for nonmembers. Reservations are suggested but not required. For details, contact the museum at (419) 423-4433.

The Van Wert County Fair is bringing back a crowd favorite with a high school band showcase featuring Van Wert, Crestview, Lincolnview, Parkway, Wayne Trace, Spencerville, Delphos St. John’s, and Delphos Jefferson. The focus is on performance rather than competition, with no scoring or rankings, giving each school the chance to highlight its talent, creativity, and school spirit.

Max's Trader Days fills the Allen County Fairgrounds with a bustling marketplace packed with vendors and a wide range of finds. Browse dogs and other animals, antiques, trader items, tools, generators, jeans, Carhartt work clothes, jewelry, hunting gear, candles, golf carts, furniture, crafts, signs, and plenty of food. The water dog races provide an energetic highlight for spectators.

Experience a high energy night of horsepower at the Van Wert County Fairgrounds during a truck and tractor pull. Classes include 6500 Street Stock with a $500 payout, 6500 Limited Street Gas with a $1,000 payout, 9000 Farm Stock Diesel Trucks with a $500 payout, 8500 Work Stock Diesel Trucks with a $1,500 payout, 8500 Limited Open Street Diesel Trucks with a $2,500 payout, and Tri State Super Field Tractors with a $1,000 payout. The hook fee is $30 per class. Tickets are available online or at the Fair Office.

Duckfoot and Shifferly Road Band take the stage for a live performance at Duckfoot Bar & Grill.

A monthly open air marketplace at The Village Shopping Centre highlights local small businesses and the community that supports them. Each edition brings a changing mix of farmers, makers, and bakers offering fresh produce and foods, sweet treats, handcrafted goods, home decor, flowers, gifts, and other unexpected finds. It is an easygoing stop for picking up essentials and discovering something new while shopping small.

Science takes center stage for two more days at Van Wert County Fairgrounds as Dr. Dave presents highlights from his Amazing Power of Air Pressure show. Look for floating balls, crushed cans, and other air pressure feats delivered in a lively format. There will be three shows each day, each lasting 30 minutes, with exact times to be announced closer to the fair.

Now in its second year, Feastival brings live music and a spirit of community to Wapakoneta, Ohio. The lineup features FFW, Gorpig, Left On Red, Saving Vice, Who They Fear, Remnants, Featherweight, Aimpoint, Thanatos, Crooked souls, Everything's Taken, Unsettled, Sons of the pyre, King to a broken throne, and Forsaken revenants. Expect a lively setting with vendors and food trucks on site. All ages are welcome, making it a family friendly outing.

Compete in a Set Championships event for Lorcana: Attack of the Vine. Entry is $10, and all players receive a promotional item for participating. Foil promotional items go to the top eight, with all prizing paid out as store credit to the top three finishers. First place also takes home a Champion playmat. Decklists are required.

The Jeep Show returns to the 170th annual Van Wert County Fair, set at the Landing by Gate 2. Jeep fans and casual spectators can look forward to a broad lineup ranging from restored classics to fully trail-ready builds. Same-day registration is available. The entry fee is $15 and includes gate admission for the driver and one passenger. Awards will be presented across multiple categories, including Classic Jeep pre-1986, Best YJ, Best TJ, Best JK, Best JL, Best Gladiator, Best Cherokee, Best Lady Jeep for woman owned and operated entries, Most Extreme Trail Capable, and a People’s Choice award.

Award-winning singer-songwriter Chris Salyer performs live at Gillig Winery.

Celebrate automotive history at the Van Wert County Fair with a classic car showcase on the Landing at Gate 2 near the Administration Building. A live DJ will play favorites from the 1950s and 1960s while food, vendors, and activities around the fairgrounds set the scene. Vehicle owners can register for $10 and should use Gate 1 for entry. Judging will recognize five standouts per class across three eras, including pre-1955 models, vehicles from 1955 to 1970, and entries from 1971 to 1990. Spectators can take in the chrome and craftsmanship from across the decades. For more details, contact Warren Kramer at 419-733-0055 or WRKChevy@hotmail.com.

A family-friendly drum circle at Ottawa Metro Park welcomes everyone to create music together through spontaneous rhythms. Attendees can bring a drum or any instrument, and shared rhythm instruments will be available for those who need one. This month features a take one, leave one exchange table for items like home decor, nonperishable food or drinks, plants, and gently used clothing or blankets, where participants can pick up what is useful and contribute what they no longer need. An additional table will be set up for optional snacks, drinks, and other non-alcoholic refreshments to share. The gathering centers on open, creative expression in a welcoming, supportive setting. For comfort, people often bring chairs, yoga mats, blankets, or rugs. Look for signs to the amphitheater and gather at the Peace Grove beneath the pine trees.

The ATV Big Air Tour brings a high-energy motorsports stunt show to the Van Wert County Fair, making its debut at this fair. This national tour features professional ATV and dirt bike riders soaring more than 80 feet from towering ramps and delivering freestyle moves that keep the action rolling. Two separate ramp and landing setups help maintain a fast pace from start to finish, with signature moments that include both an ATV backflip and a dirt bike backflip. A post-show fan fest hosted by Emcee Grice offers time to meet the riders, snap photos, collect autographs, and enter prize drawings for items such as jerseys and goggles. Tickets are available through the fair’s website with several seating choices. General Admission is $10, Reserved Incline is $15, and Box Seats are $20. Box Seats are limited and provide an especially direct view of the course. As part of the Van Wert County Fair, there is plenty to explore before and after the show, including rides, livestock displays, exhibits, and classic midway fare. Food and drink options range from burgers, hot dogs, fries, and barbecue to corn dogs, funnel cakes, fried treats, cotton candy, lemonade, and beverages for adults. This outdoor production features loud engines, big jumps, and a constant stream of excitement, so dress for the weather and be ready for a lively atmosphere. It is family friendly and appeals to fans of supercross, motocross, monster trucks, and big-air freestyle. The performance is conducted by trained professionals for entertainment purposes only. Do not attempt these stunts. High-performance machines are used, and ear protection is recommended for children under 2 if noise is a concern.

An afternoon of harness racing at the Van Wert County Fair features a full slate of OFRC divisions and memorial events. The lineup includes OFRC races for 2-year-old colts in both trot and pace, a 2-year-old filly trot, and a 3-year-old filly pace. The card also features the Van Wert County Horseman's Memorial pace, non-winners of $5,000 lifetime events in both pace and trot, the Van Wert County Far Director Memorial trot, and the Spring Haven Farm Ladies Driving Series pace. Grandstand admission is free.

The 2026 truck show takes place during the 170th Annual Van Wert County Fair and spotlights a wide range of builds and styles. Competitors can enter categories including Best Custom Truck, Best Classic Truck, Best Off-Road Truck, Best Working Truck, Best Low Rider Truck, Best Engine, Best Restoration, Best Detail, and People’s Choice. The showcase is located at the Landing at Gate 2. Day-of-show registration is available, and the $15 fee includes general admission to the fair.

A high energy night of rodeo action comes to the Van Wert County Fair when Rough E Rodeo takes the arena. The company is owned and operated by Luke and Lindsey Elton, who bring more than 33 years of combined rodeo experience to their productions. Tickets are available online or in person at the Van Wert County Fair Office.

Steely Dan grew out of the partnership of Donald Fagen and Walter Becker at Bard College, rising to prominence in Los Angeles with studio-centered recordings that blended modern rock with a jazz sensibility and vivid, often dark storytelling. They favored recording over the usual touring life and worked with many leading musicians. The Dans, based in Lima, Ohio, gather artists from varied professional backgrounds to delve into this catalog with precision and spirit. Their focus is on preserving the fine points of the songs while sharing the narratives with conviction, highlighting tight grooves, layered vocal harmonies, close ensemble interplay, and introspective lead vocals that reflect the essence of these recordings.

Connor performs live at R Place Stone Grill, blending onstage music with food from the grill. Guests can listen to a live set while enjoying a meal in the same place.

Members of the Lima Astronomical Society gather for their monthly meeting, followed by a program and, weather permitting, a public stargazing session. Visitors are asked to sign the guest log upon arrival. These meetings and programs welcome anyone interested in astronomy or in learning about the Society. When skies cooperate, observing takes place at Schoonover Observatory using the telescope in the dome, with additional time on the upper deck to explore constellations, point out planets, and look for passing satellites. No prior experience is necessary, and participants of all skill levels are welcome. Attendees may bring a personal telescope for troubleshooting and tips, and the evening also offers a chance to discover more about the organization.

The Hancock Horizontal Hundred returns to Findlay, Ohio with upgrades shaped by research along with input from volunteers and riders, all focused on streamlining the weekend and enhancing the experience from check-in to the final celebration. All activities will be based at a single hub for easier logistics, with an earlier start to take advantage of cooler temperatures and more daylight. The raffle will be handled in advance, with prizes pre-assigned and placed in rider bags at check-in so winners can enjoy their reward right away. Centralized registration, parking, and festivities are designed to reduce congestion and improve flow, supported by an expanded volunteer effort. Ahead of the ride, the new Zero to Century training series offers eight weeks of guided preparation on local rail-trails to help newer cyclists build endurance and confidence, with options to aim for a metric or full century and chances to earn raffle entries through weekly participation. Exact routes will be announced closer to the event, and navigation will be clearer thanks to freshly designed, color-coded signs, plus prominent markers for lunch and rest stops that align with Wahoo and Garmin GPS routes. A post-ride gathering with music and local food will give participants more ways to connect, rounding out a weekend centered on cycling and community. A decades-long tradition continues with a renewed emphasis on meaningful miles, steady improvements, and stronger connections throughout the event.

The annual Hancock Horizontal Hundred returns with a renewed focus on what matters most. Last year 202 riders took part, and an even bigger turnout is anticipated. The event keeps its familiar spirit while sharpening the details for a smoother ride, stronger support, and a more connected community experience. Expect an earlier rollout, streamlined logistics, and clear communication from start to finish. The start, finish, and post-ride gathering take place in one location, making the day simple from parking to celebration. On-course support is enhanced with coordinated SAG and aid coverage so riders can stay focused on the miles. Multiple route options will be available, with exact distances to be announced. It is a fully supported ride with aid stations and SAG, and there is no pressure to race so everyone can roll at a comfortable pace. After the finish, the gathering features food, drinks, music, and plenty of time to share stories with fellow participants. This ride supports Making Miles Matter, an effort focused on mental, physical, and emotional well-being. Registration will include a cutoff this year, with details to be announced.

This event brings participants to the water for a kayak paddle paired with a scavenger hunt in support of breast cancer. The outing launches from Windy Point and features stops at Bubba Buoys, Shingle Shack, and It's It. The cost is $25 per paddler, and there will be prizes and plenty of fun. Additional details will be shared.

Downtown Wapakoneta hosts the second annual market for young entrepreneurs, where students from kindergarten through 12th grade present their businesses and ideas. Offerings may include handmade crafts, baked goods, original art, and services such as lawn care, all created and managed by kids. Space for vendors is limited, and participation requires submitting an application and making payment to reserve a spot.

Explore Hancock County’s agricultural roots on a self-paced journey to six historic barns, with structures dating from the early 1840s through the 1930s. At each stop, learn about the families, farms, and traditions that shaped the rural landscape, appreciate handcrafted timber framing, and uncover the stories behind treasured landmarks as you travel the scenic countryside. Along the route, activities include antique aircraft with flight demonstrations, displays of antique tractors and farm equipment, live music, showcases by local artists and artisans, farmers market vendors, food vendors offering homemade treats, and activities designed for children, all set amid beautiful rural scenery and active preservation efforts. Celebrated for more than a decade and recognized with statewide preservation awards, this award-winning experience opens barns that are not typically accessible to the public while supporting the Hancock Historical Museum’s mission to preserve and share the community’s history. The tour is presented by the Hancock Historical Museum, Legacy Farmer’s Cooperative, Hitchings Insurance Agency, Ohio Mutual Insurance Group, Runnings, the Findlay-Hancock County Chamber of Commerce Agri Business Committee, Visit Findlay, and the Experimental Aircraft Association Chapter 636.

Returning after an absolute blast last year, they are grateful for the chance to do it again.

Puppy Pals Live brings a high energy, family friendly showcase to the Niswonger, featuring adopted and rescued dogs performing eye catching stunts and clever tricks. As seen on America's Got Talent, the performance mixes humor with remarkable canine skills while guiding both the pups and the crowd through playful challenges. The result is a fast paced celebration of four legged talent that has entertained audiences across the United States. Presented by the Porter & Squash Philanthropic Fund, with support from First Financial Bank.

Inspired by service and focused on meaningful results, this formal evening features tastings of bourbon and wine alongside hearty hors d'oeuvres. Attendees can participate in both a silent auction and a live auction, with raffles adding to the excitement throughout the program. Details on ticket availability will be shared in the summer.

Experience a high-energy tribute to Billy Joel as Vienna takes the stage at the Pangle Pavilion in the Greater Lima Region Park & Amphitheater. Led by Hal Stephens and backed by seasoned Nashville studio musicians, this seven-piece band covers classics from the 70s, 80s, and 90s, from Piano Man to Uptown Girl. Beer, seltzer, and other refreshments will be available for purchase, with $4 drinks and $2 water or pop. Attendees are encouraged to arrive early and to bring a blanket or chairs for comfortable seating. Kids under 13 are free when accompanied by an adult.

Discover crushed glass mosaic art in a relaxed, creative setting suited to both first-timers and seasoned makers. This instructor-led session runs for two hours, includes all supplies, and is priced at $55. Participants can pick a project pattern and choose up to three glass colors from red, blue, green, yellow, clear, white, brown, black, or orange, then craft a mosaic to take home. Suitable for ages 6 through 80, with no prior experience needed. Attend on your own, bring a friend, or make it a family activity. Capacity is limited. If attendance becomes impossible, refunds are not offered, though a take-home kit with step-by-step instructions can be arranged, and both the class format and kits can be completed at home. A minimum of four registrations is required. If that threshold is not met, participants may reschedule or receive a craft kit that includes written instructions and a 2-minute tutorial video. For details, contact Heather Minnich-Harter at 937-271-0439.

Vendor spots remain open for a craft fair accepting participants from a wide range of categories. Areas include crafters, candle makers, jewelry designers, creators of signs and home decor, food trucks, artisans, crochet and other handmade items, baked goods, face painting, and non profit organizations, with other related offerings also considered.

A local church team will provide drive-through food distribution in the Piehl Arena parking lot for those in need.

Experience the art of stained glass in a hands-on workshop that carries you from choosing a pattern to completing your own piece in a single session. Select your glass and colors, pick from more than fifty designs, then learn to cut, grind, apply copper foil, and solder your work into a one-of-a-kind creation. All supplies are included. Step by step instruction welcomes beginners and supports experienced makers while leaving room for personal style. Capacity is limited and walk-ins are not accepted. The cost is $95. For questions, call 937-271-0439.

Riftbound Vendetta Summoner Skirmish II features 1v1 best-of-three play. Participation promos and top eight promos are available, and a champion playmat is up for grabs. Store credit pays out to the top three finishers. Decklists are required.

A Denim and Diamonds themed girls night brings Singo together with a boutique vendor market in support of Breast Cancer Awareness at the Piehl Arena building within Auglaize County Fairgrounds. Expect shopping, music, prizes, and a lively community atmosphere centered on a meaningful cause. Browse local boutiques, play rounds of Singo for upscale prizes, and take a shot at the Pink Out jackpot. Games on deck include Pink Ribbon Punch, Diamond Putts, Plinko, Diamond Toss, Diamond Pull, and High Low, with food trucks and a cash bar available throughout the evening. Tickets are offered at three levels. The Single Ticket at $45 includes event entry, access to the vendor market, Singo gameplay, prize opportunities, and access to the food trucks and cash bar. The VIP Ticket at $65 adds early shopping, special VIP perks with a card at entry, a swag bag, one complimentary drink ticket, and one additional Singo card. The Pink Sponsor Table at $800 suits businesses or groups seeking the full experience and includes a reserved table for eight with table service, eight extra Singo cards and drink tickets, VIP benefits for all guests, and sponsorship recognition with logo placement in event promotions.

Reconnect with classmates at a relaxed get-together at the Celina Moose Lodge. Think back to the teammate who helped you get started or the classmate from Home Economics, then bring those memories to share along with photos, keepsakes, and old game film. Family and friends are welcome. If you would like to show video or other items, please arrange ahead of time by emailing Alicia.Ball@celinaschools.org or ansneddon@gmail.com. More details will be shared soon.

The Van Wert Service Club’s Reverse Drawing returns with changes aimed at making attendance easier. The gathering moves to Walnut & Main Event Space in Van Wert, creating a welcoming backdrop for a lively night with good food, beverages, and time with friends, all in support of the local community. More details, including ticket information, will be shared soon.

Presented by Stratagence Capital, this evening spotlights Jason Crabb, a two-time GRAMMY winner and recipient of twenty-two GMA Dove Awards, including recognition as both Artist of the Year and Male Artist of the Year. Widely regarded across the Christian and Gospel music community, he is known for a sound that moves easily among styles. After fourteen years of traveling and performing with The Crabb Family, he stepped into a solo career that honors his roots while exploring new directions. His music reflects influences from Southern Gospel, Country, Gospel and Pop, shaped by the artists he grew up listening to. Recent recognition includes the Bluegrass/Country/Roots Recorded Song of the Year for Good Morning Mercy with Dylan Scott, highlighting the breadth of his reach. With more than three decades of experience, he brings music driven by faith, testimony and a calling that continues to fuel his work.

Hosted by The Salvation Army, this community-focused car show brings people together to celebrate automotive passion while making a positive impact. Attendees can browse a showcase of classic and specialty vehicles, enjoy live entertainment, and see trophies awarded to the top 15 entries. Proceeds support The Salvation Army’s work for local families, including emergency aid, food assistance, and youth programs.

Hosted by Main Street Van Wert and Van Wert Freedom Cruise, this 5th Annual Harvest Moon car and bike show brings enthusiasts together in Van Wert, Ohio. All years, makes, and models are welcome, and every entry will be judged. Awards include a Top 50 plus a Top 5 specifically for bikes. Entry is 10.00, and the first 100 entries receive dash plaques. Food trucks, a beer tent, DORA, vendors, a kids zone, and other activities round out the experience.

Competitors return for a Riftbound clash with Vendetta Skirmish #2 at the Deck Factory. Participants refine strategies, showcase new tech, and aim to improve their standings after Skirmish #1 as they face off against fellow players and prove their skills in the Rift.

In Van Wert, Ohio, the Harvest Moon Festival marks the autumn season as the moon shines full and bright, setting a lively atmosphere for a community gathering. The event features live music, food vendors, arts and crafts, a car show, and a corn hole tournament. It offers a chance to experience local culture, enjoy a variety of food, and spend time with friends and family.

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Settle in on the Watterson Center Lawn for an outdoor screening of Project Hail Mary. The story follows science instructor Ryland Grace, who wakes alone on a spacecraft with no memory of how he got there. As pieces of his past return, he races to identify a mysterious substance that is dimming the sun, relying on ingenuity and scientific skill, and discovers he may not have to tackle the mission alone. The film stars Ryan Gosling. Bring your blanket and your favorite snacks.

Route 33 Rhythm and Brews hosts The Filthy Heathens, a five-piece born from the spark among Bronson Hetzer, Ryan Palcic, and “Captain” Craig Bishop and rounded out by guitarists Cody Doench and Dawson Stepp. Their sound fuses Southern grit with an alternative edge, weaving classic country into hard rock for a style that refuses easy labels. Influences range from Skynyrd and Waylon to Blackberry Smoke and The Steel Woods, and the result is raw, road tested, and meant to be felt. On stage they play with relentless energy, pulling the crowd into the moment and away from their screens. Their catalog includes the debut EP Etheridge, featuring the singles Tupelo Sun and Devils Like Me, along with The Muscle Shoals Session, a live recording captured at Muscle Shoals Sound Studio that mirrors the unfiltered feel of their shows. The momentum keeps building as they continue to push forward.

The Harvest Bridal Market gathers more than 30 carefully selected wedding vendors at The Barn at Walnut Creek in Findlay, Ohio. Couples at any stage of planning can meet local professionals, explore services such as jewelry, florals, photography, hair and makeup, catering, and music, and find fresh ideas for their celebration. Local food trucks will be on site. Vendor applications will be available soon.

Youtheatre presents a grades 6 to 12 production of Disney's The Little Mermaid, sponsored by Pack Rats Pawn Shop. Ariel, the youngest daughter of King Triton, dreams of life on land and makes a deal with the sea witch Ursula to trade her tail for legs so she can pursue Prince Eric. The agreement is not what it seems, and Ariel relies on her friends Flounder, Scuttle, and Sebastian to help bring balance back under the sea. The stage version features favorite songs such as "Under the Sea," "Kiss the Girl," and "Part of Your World." The creative team includes director Samantha Henry, assistant director Heather Schneemann, music director Zachary Thomas, and choreographer Jordan Gottschalk. Disney's The Little Mermaid is presented by arrangement with Music Theatre International, with authorized performance materials provided by MTI.

The Humble Home presents its second annual fall craft and vendor gathering at Wapakoneta High School, offering a friendly showcase of small businesses from Ohio and beyond. Expect more than 90 vendors with handmade and one-of-a-kind creations, boutique clothing and accessories, home décor and seasonal favorites, baked goods and specialty foods, and unique gifts. The setting is family friendly, door prizes add an extra bit of excitement, and admission is free. It is a welcoming place to browse for early holiday presents, refresh your fall décor, or choose something special while supporting independent makers, crafters, bakers, and boutiques.

Experience Riverboat Riviera at the Findlay Inn And Conference Center, a festive night that pairs classic style with spirited entertainment to benefit City Mission. Created to bring neighbors together around giving, the celebration features a vibrant setting, themed touches, and interactive moments that support a meaningful cause. Proceeds from tickets and sponsorships help power City Mission’s work across Hancock County, from emergency shelter and daily meals to recovery support and long-term stability programs for individuals and families. It is an evening that turns fun into tangible help, offering a chance to uplift hope, encourage restoration, and spark real change for people in need.

This event features Justin Davis of Davis Unplugged performing a solo acoustic set at a Wapak wine and beer destination. The night centers on live acoustic music with opportunities to sing along, set within a venue focused on wine and beer.

A family friendly community drum circle invites everyone to take part in improvised music making. Bring a drum or any instrument you enjoy, and join in the collective rhythms. Shared percussion will be available for those who need it. The gathering centers on creating a welcoming, supportive space where people can express themselves musically and artistically in a natural way. A communal table will be available for optional contributions of snacks, drinks, and other food, with non alcoholic beverages welcome. For comfort, consider bringing a chair, yoga mat, blanket, or rug. Nothing is required beyond your presence. Look for signs to the amphitheater and meet at the Peace Grove beneath the pine trees.

Bert Kreischer brings his distinctive storytelling and humor to Lima Civic Center for an upbeat night of stand-up. Expect plenty of laughs and a lighthearted atmosphere as he shares stories and punchlines throughout the show.

Sheldon Haudenschild's NOS Energy Drink Buckeye Brawl expands to a three day format in 2026, starting at Millstream Speedway in Findlay, Ohio. This opening event marks the beginning of the expanded run.

The Lima Astronomical Society holds its monthly members meeting followed by a program and, weather permitting, public stargazing. The meeting begins promptly and usually lasts about an hour before the program starts. These activities are open to the public and are a good fit for anyone curious about astronomy or interested in learning more about the Society. On clear nights, attendees can observe through the dome telescope at Schoonover Observatory and spend time on the upper deck identifying constellations, locating planets, and watching for satellites. Attendees are asked to sign the visitor log upon arrival. Help is available for personal telescopes, and no prior experience is needed.

Mystic Moon Bazaar presents a day of mysticism, creativity, and community spirit. Explore work by local artists, shop distinctive vendors for handmade goods, and connect with intuitive readers for spiritual guidance. Learn about the Brown Building on guided tours, then enjoy a free movie inside the historic Wapa Theatre. Set in downtown Wapakoneta, this event offers activities for a wide range of interests. Admission is $5.

Experience a market of curiosities in Wapakoneta, featuring unusual pieces and witchy wares that celebrate the spooky season. The event coincides with the community's Witches Walk, with evening activity expected to overlap as that event begins. Organizers are also seeking vendors.

At Social House at The Central District, Fleetwood 2 The Max presents a night devoted to the music of Fleetwood Mac. From blues beginnings in 1960s London to the folk rock blend introduced with Buckingham Nicks, the group’s evolution and personal turmoil shaped songs that connected deeply with listeners. Rooted in Lima, Ohio, this tribute focuses on the band’s classic 1975 to 1987 era, reflecting the sound of Stevie Nicks, Christine McVie, Lindsey Buckingham, John McVie, and Mick Fleetwood. Expect faithful renditions that emphasize the intimacy and storytelling of the originals, delivered with close attention to tone and feel. Known for bringing this catalog to stages nationwide, the band aims to capture the spirit that earned the act international acclaim.

Presented by Danfoss, this profanity-free performance may still include adult or mature themes. Emerging from Viola Spolin’s improvisational games, The Second City opened in 1959 and helped spark a new era of comedy. Co-founders Paul Sills, Howard Alk, and Bernie Sahlins championed an experimental approach to theater that quickly drew international attention as alumni such as Alan Arkin, Joan Rivers, Fred Willard, Gilda Radner, Dan Aykroyd, and John Belushi rose to prominence. In 1976 the company launched SCTV, a sketch series that earned two Emmy Awards and featured Martin Short, Andrea Martin, Catherine O’Hara, John Candy, Eugene Levy, Dave Thomas, Joe Flaherty, and Rick Moranis. Today the organization entertains more than a million people annually and counts Bill Murray, Steve Carell, Keegan-Michael Key, Stephen Colbert, Julia Louis-Dreyfus, Tina Fey, Jason Sudeikis, Bob Odenkirk, Amy Poehler, Chris Farley, Sam Richardson, Mike Myers, Amber Ruffin, and Aidy Bryant among its many celebrated alumni. Beyond its home stages, touring ensembles present revues and original productions across North America and abroad, with creative collaborations that have included the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, Lyric Opera of Chicago, Woolly Mammoth Theatre Company, Toronto Symphony Orchestra, Norwegian Cruise Line, the New York Comedy Festival, and the Chicago Bulls. Training Centers in Chicago, Toronto, New York, and online teach thousands of students each year, and Second City Works brings improv-based methods to organizations of all kinds. This performance reflects a legacy of influential and groundbreaking comedy that has shaped film, television, and live entertainment for decades.

Celebrate the start of Harvest Fest with the first day of its vendor event at Van Wert County Fairgrounds. Explore vendor booths and discover a variety of offerings as the festivities get underway.

At the Fairgrounds, this popular fall weekend blends three separate happenings into one festive experience. Browse craft and food vendors and enjoy apples, apple cider, and sweet treats. Admission is free. Vendor forms are available in the Fair Office and online.

Enjoy free admission to a home improvement showcase at the Allen County Fairgrounds that connects homeowners with local and national vendors for face to face conversations. Explore ideas for kitchen remodels, outdoor living upgrades, and simple home updates, and gather guidance to help turn your plans into reality. Whether you are just getting started or refining a project, the Lima Fall Home Show offers inspiration, products, and practical insights to move your home plans forward.

The Findlay Toys & Comics Show returns to Hancock County Fairgrounds with toys, comics, games, and pop culture spread across more than 20,000 square feet. Explore vintage finds and sought after collectibles at an estimated 125 vendor spaces, from grail pieces to childhood favorites. Early admission is $10 and general admission is $5, with tickets sold at the door only and payment accepted by cash, card, or check. The venue is minutes from I-75. Vendor reservations are available for those interested in showcasing a collection and connecting with fellow enthusiasts.

TRU Challenge brings together functional fitness athletes for a spirited competition that celebrates training, community, and effort. Competitors can enter as individuals or team up in pairs, with options for same-sex or mixed-sex partners. The field spans the globe and results feed into a worldwide leaderboard, while the programming emphasizes challenging yet attainable workouts that invite participants to step up with confidence. Divisions cover a wide range of abilities, including Novice, Intermediate, Masters 40-54, Masters 55+, Adaptive, and a new RX category introduced for 2026. The RX option is intended for athletes who sit above Intermediate but are not finishing in the top 10 percent of Open rankings, creating a better skill match and a smarter, more enjoyable test. Launched in 2011 and formerly known as Festivus Games, this event is known for an energetic atmosphere filled with cheers, high fives, and personal records that turn into lasting memories. Workout details will be released ahead of time.

The Harvest Fest vendor event continues with Day 2 at Van Wert County Fairgrounds. Visitors can explore offerings from participating vendors and enjoy the fairgrounds setting as the event carries on.

Presented by Cooper Farms, this Halloween themed spectacular blends astonishing magic with lively comedy for families. Master illusionist David Caserta brings the audience into the action as people appear to levitate, vanish, and return right in front of everyone. The show includes original illusions created specifically for this production. Expect a spirited mix of spooky fun, audience participation, and playful frights, with plenty of tricks and more than a few treats. It is an evening of dazzling feats, big laughs, and hands-on moments that invite ghosts, ghouls, and goblins to get in on the fun.

Get creative as you decorate a terra cotta pot with Awakening Minds, with an AMA instructor offering step by step guidance. After painting, choose a plant, learn proper planting and growing tips, fill your pot with premium soil, and pot your new green companion. Oh Happy Rea Plant Shop will be on hand to answer questions about plant care and growth. The cost is $30 per participant and includes paint, a 3 inch pot, tools, ideas and instruction, a plant of your choice, premium soil, and potting tools, along with plant expertise throughout the session.

Set in a lovely barn close to Elida, this holiday market spotlights local small businesses offering handmade and home-crafted goods, perfect for getting a head start on the holidays. Multilevel marketing vendors are not included.

Something is stirring in the autumn air as the Spirit of the Forest Bigfoot Festival beckons families into a whimsical world of pumpkins, mist, and friendly frights. Footprints lead the way across the grounds, carved pumpkins cast a warm glow after dark, and playful ghosts peek from unexpected places to create a light, spooky atmosphere perfect for making memories together. Throughout the weekend, attendees can enjoy live music, hear guest speakers share Bigfoot tales and legends, try their luck in raffles, and take part in games and activities for all ages. A beer and wine garden offers a place to relax. The schedule features a classic car and truck show on Friday, followed by a Jeep show on Saturday. Saturday evening brings trick or treating for kids at the Jeep show, complete with costumes and candy. Guests are also invited to bring a carved pumpkin with a battery operated candle to contribute to the growing illuminated trail. This family friendly celebration blends Halloween fun with a Bigfoot themed adventure, and it is presented by a single host. Attendees are advised to be cautious of impersonators.

The Spirit Of The Forest Bigfoot Festival brings a family-friendly Halloween vibe to Mercer County Fairgrounds in Celina, Ohio, blending cryptid lore with classic rides, tasty eats, and seasonal fun. Throughout the event, guests can explore a glowing pumpkin path created by pre-carved entries illuminated with battery-operated candles, turning the walkway into a showcase of playful, spooky, and legendary designs. Children can enjoy trick-or-treating, with candy available along vendor row and at trunks from participants in the car and Jeep displays. A classic car show highlights polished muscle and retro cruisers, while a dedicated Jeep show welcomes rigs that are trail-ready or decked out with playful touches. Food trucks serve hearty favorites like oversized burgers and smoky barbecue, and the Beer and Wine Garden offers a place to relax with a cold brew or a glass of wine. Shoppers will find cryptid-themed curiosities featuring Bigfoot, Mothman, and paranormal gear, along with handcrafted gifts suited for anyone on a holiday list. Highlights include meeting fellow enthusiasts to trade stories of unexplained sightings, family activities, photo opportunities with Bigfoot, and a soundtrack of local music paired with the rumble of classic engines under the fall sky. A flashlight, a carving kit, and a hearty appetite will fit right in.

Ben Fuller presents The Black Sheep Tour, offering a faith-centered evening focused on belonging, honesty, and hope. The candid power of his hit Black Sheep comes alive on stage, and the set invites singalong moments to favorites such as Who I Am. Special guest Band Reeves opens the show. A presale is planned with the code BLACKSHEEP. The lineup is subject to change. To avoid problems with invalid tickets, purchase only through the show’s official ticketing partner and avoid third party resellers. Resale comments associated with this event may be removed.

Delve into stained glass in a hands-on workshop that takes you through every stage of the craft. With step-by-step instruction for beginners and experienced creators alike, you will plan a design, choose your glass and color palette, cut and grind the pieces, apply foil, and solder them into a finished piece you can take home. Select from more than 50 available patterns, and all materials are provided. Capacity is limited, no walk-ins are accepted, and the cost is $95.

The Spirit of the Forest Bigfoot Festival Jeep Show highlights the excitement surrounding Bigfoot sightings alongside a showcase of Jeeps, all centered on a shared spirit of adventure. Details on classes and entry forms are available on the event website. A portion of the proceeds will support the Rehabilitation Center and Nicholas School for Neurological Development.

Enjoy an evening of bingo with designer handbags as prizes at American Legion Post 96 in Lima. A door prize drawing and a 50/50 raffle add to the excitement, and refreshments will be available. All attendees must be 21 or older. Proceeds benefit the Lima Noon Optimist Club and help fund Safety City, the Lima Area Youth Orchestra, and other community projects.

In Lima, Ohio, Brock Middleton And The Outlaws bring what they call the full BMATO experience, a live show that goes beyond what videos can capture. Expect a Nashville level production with a setlist that stands apart from others in the area, featuring the band’s original songs. Their music has been heard on national radio and is available across streaming platforms, offering a fresh alternative for anyone tired of hearing the same selections from different bands.

HallowMarket transforms Hancock County Fairgrounds into a festive autumn marketplace with handmade creations, boutique selections, and goods from local makers, bakers, and small businesses. Explore seasonal flavors and fall treats in a welcoming, family-friendly setting while finding cozy pieces, playful spooky items, and unique gifts. It offers an easy way to kick off holiday shopping while supporting local and shopping small. Admission is free.

VWHS presents a seasonal choir concert that highlights joy, fortitude, and the unifying power of music. The program features a diverse mix of choral selections with spirited melodies, resonant harmonies, and messages meant to uplift and encourage. Ensembles performing include Freshmen, Soph. Women, Select Acapella, and Concert Choir. The performance takes place at NPAC.

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Straight No Chaser returns on tour with a generous program of holiday music. The nine singers Walter Chase, Jerome Collins, Seggie Isho, Michael Luginbill, Steve Morgan, Luke Bob Robinson, Jasper Smith, Tyler Trepp, and Freedom Young bring tight harmonies, humor, and seasonal spirit, drawing on more than 25 years together after marking their 25th anniversary. The group’s journey from an Indiana University a cappella ensemble to worldwide acclaim includes millions of albums and tickets sold, billions of streams, and collaborations with Paul McCartney, Elton John, and Stevie Wonder. Their concerts weave polished vocals, nostalgic holiday favorites, new selections from the album Holiday Road, and lively onstage banter for a concert experience filled with holiday cheer and nostalgia. Support for this performance comes from Season Sponsor Ohio Logistics and Marathon Petroleum Corporation, Series Sponsors Blanchard Valley Health System and Bryce & Maryann Mannen, and Presenting Show Sponsor WesBanco.

The 120th Anniversary Banquet features music by Soul'd Out Trio and marks a milestone for the Mission. This annual gathering is planned to express gratitude to supporters, share updates on ongoing ministry, and raise funds that sustain daily work. It is also a welcoming setting to introduce friends to what the Mission does. Admission requires a ticket. General admission is free, and an offering will be received toward the end of the program. Sponsored tables are available for $300.