Events in Lucas County today

At Copper Moon, explore fused glass by designing and cutting your own piece in a hands-on workshop for beginner and intermediate makers ages 10 and up. It begins with a 45 to 60 minute lesson that introduces fused glass fundamentals, safe techniques for cutting shapes from sheet glass, materials and methods, and practical design tips. Afterward, create a custom project at your own pace with an instructor available for guidance as needed. You can craft items such as magnets, tiles, nightlights, garden stakes, clocks, plates, candleholders, or coasters, or choose from the current featured projects. Pricing starts at $65 per person with upgrades available, payment is taken after class based on the size of the piece, and split projects add $10 per additional person. Sessions typically run about two and a half to three hours, larger groups may take up to three and a half, and follow-up time can be arranged if more work is required. Plan about seven days for kiln firing before pickup. Adequate hand strength and dexterity are important for safe use of glass-cutting tools. You may bring beverages, including alcohol, and simple snacks, and open-toed footwear is not permitted. Couples may share a single project for a $25 studio sharing fee. A support person assisting a participant with a disability may attend at no charge. For cancellations, notice of 72 hours or more receives a full refund, less than 72 hours results in a studio gift certificate, and no notice results in no refund.

Take part in a board game gathering at Old School Gaming. Table space is free. Bring a favorite game to share with others, or choose a title from the demo shelves.

Families will find an evening centered on play and connection at Urban Air Toledo. The Platinum Family Night package, priced at $74.99, provides unlimited access to Urban Air attractions, plus special activities and games for all ages. It is presented as a bundled deal that delivers family fun and savings, and the setting stays lively and upbeat from start to finish. The focus is on making memories together through active play.

Hosted by Travis Rhoades and the T Town Board Gamers, this weekly meetup centers on board games. It is open to anyone who wants to play, and there is no cost to participate.

NAMI of Greater Toledo presents a quarterly art workshop designed for teens, pairing creativity with mental wellness. Participants can practice healthy coping strategies through hands-on artistic activities in a supportive setting. Space is limited, so advance registration is required. To reserve a spot, email Kristen Arndt at karndt@namitoledo.org.

Enjoy casual Warhammer play in a relaxed setting. The war tables are available at no cost.

Enjoy a Marvel Crisis Protocol game night billed as Toledo's longest running gathering for the game. Expect lively tabletop action with cars and buildings tossed into play. Demos are available for anyone learning the rules, and entry is free.

Hope Connections presents a community conversation on medication management with Dr. Anthony Pattin, PharmD, RPh, a pharmacist and owner of Junction Family Pharmacy. Attendees will hear guidance on organizing prescriptions, collaborating effectively with a pharmacist, and practical ways to support the health of both individuals and families. The program is designed for parents, caregivers, and community members. Refreshments will be available, and questions are welcome. The focus is on sharing actionable tips that support personal and family well-being across the community.

This exercise class provides a full-body workout and welcomes participants with varied fitness backgrounds. You do not need prior drumming experience. Sessions are led by DRUMFIT certified instructor Sarah "Sallie" Hand. Attendance is first come, first served, and spots are not reserved. The program is intended for adults 55 and older, and a current participant form must be on file.

The Eighth Annual Witches Ball presents a whimsical tea service with stacked stands filled with savory bites, sandwiches, and sweets. The price is $38 and covers the food, tea, tax, and gratuity. Two seatings are planned on both days, and Saturday is already fully booked for both. Reservations are handled by phone at 419.897.0219, and a credit card, guest count, and any dietary needs or allergies are needed to confirm. The theme welcomes witches of every kind, with a lighthearted nod to finding a place to park a broom.

Participants will discuss Johnny Tremaine by Esther Forbes, a historical novel set in colonial America in the years leading up to the Revolutionary War. The conversation takes place at Panera Bread.

Play euchre in a timed format in which, once the timer ends, winners rotate to a new table. Please arrive promptly, as play starts on schedule. For ages 55 and older. Participation requires a current participant form on file.

Enjoy Scrabble, the classic word game that uses drawn letter tiles to form words. This activity is for ages 55 and older. A current participant form must be on file to take part.

Led by instructors Art and Cora Shaffer, this line dancing session features a set sequence of steps performed together in lines or rows. It is intended for adults ages 55 and older. Participants must have a current participant form on file.

Weekly tabletop play features Star Wars Shatterpoint, Legions, X-Wing, and Armada. If you are interested in getting started, the community Guild master is available to answer questions and share insights. There is no cost to participate.

Tap into your creative side at a relaxed paint party in a cozy setting. No prior experience is needed, and it is a great excuse to gather friends for an evening of laughter and color. Bring your own beverages of choice. Kits are made to order, and orders must be placed at least 48 hours before the event. Use SHIP CODE VIP26 to waive shipping and have your kit brought to the event. For questions or concerns, contact Charlene at 419-932-1530.

Casual Battletech games at Toledo Game Room welcome experienced players and those learning for the first time. Teaching is available so newcomers can get up to speed quickly. There is no cost to play, but participants must bring their own mechs. Alpha Strike players are welcome.

Wine & Canvas Toledo hosts a blacklight paint and sip featuring Blacklight Witches at Sylvania Studio in Toledo. Create a 16x20 painting with guided, step-by-step instruction. Tickets are $40. No experience needed. The event is BYOB friendly, and guests may bring wine, beer, hard seltzers, non-alcoholic beverages, and snacks. No hard liquor.

Enjoy an evening of Friday Night Magic centered on Commander. The entry fee is $5, with free entry for members. You can register ahead online or sign up at the door if spots are still available. Every participant receives a raffle ticket for a chance to win a basket of MTG products, and extra tickets are awarded for registering early online, showing good sportsmanship, teaching a new player, or playing a precon. Light refreshments will be available.

The event celebrates senior fall athletes and hosts the Bowsher Blue Racers for a special recognition.

This Pauper event features an entry fee of 11 dollars, which may change. Each participant adds two play booster packs to the shared prize pool, with more prizes added as attendance grows. All players receive a promo pack, and the winner also takes home a foil promo card while supplies last. Registration takes place before matches begin.

Gather friends for a hands-on DIY workshop focused on creating a custom wood sign. Choose a project from the gallery to register, then personalize your piece with a selection of paint and wood stain colors. All materials are included, and step-by-step guidance is provided throughout. Beetlejuice movie trivia will be part of the workshop, and participants have a chance to win a free workshop.

Tracy Lawrence takes the spotlight on the No Alibis Tour, honoring a run that includes 13 million albums sold and 18 chart-topping singles. The CMA and ACM winner pairs longtime favorites with new material, featuring songs from his latest EP, Out Here In It. The performance presents a seasoned country artist revisiting the hits while unveiling the next chapter of his music.

Enjoy friendly Casual Commander games with no entry fee. A raffle for four Wizard's Promo Packs will be held among participating players.

This prerelease for the Delta Reign set costs $30 and is capped at 60 players. The event features three Swiss rounds. After play concludes, each participant receives an extra pack for every round they completed, and players who finish undefeated at 3-0 receive two additional Delta Reign packs. Pre-registration is available for League members through the Discord channel or by speaking with a League attendant.

A 5K and one mile family run and walk takes place at Maumee Bay State Park near the outdoor playground area. The event supports LifeWise Academy OREGONCITYOH, which provides Bible education classes for students in the Oregon City Schools district during school hours. These classes occur off school grounds, are privately funded, and require parent permission, with instruction focused on the Word of God and the love of Jesus one day each week during the school year. Registration is $35 for the 5K and $20 for the one mile family run and walk, and each registration includes a T-shirt.

This sale offers 15% off storewide at the Maumee Valley Habitat for Humanity ReStore. Browse furniture, home decor, building materials, and other unique finds. Purchases support Habitat for Humanity efforts that build strength, stability, and self reliance through shelter.

This final class of the season offers a relaxing yoga session in the pasture while alpacas wander and graze nearby. Near the end, goats join the fun in Halloween costumes to bring a few extra smiles. After class, take a selfie with Boomer the alpaca.

Celebrate the season at a cozy market experience at Fallen Timbers Mall in Maumee, where local small businesses, artisans, makers, crafters, and boutiques come together alongside food vendors. Browse handmade pieces, seasonal decor, apparel, gifts, baked treats, and other one of a kind finds while supporting entrepreneurs from across the community. It is family friendly and a good fit for anyone aiming to get a head start on holiday shopping or find the perfect touch of fall for home and wardrobe. Admission is free, and this is the inaugural Maple Market.

A private, behind-the-scenes adventure at Nature’s Nursery invites young wildlife enthusiasts ages 6 to 12 to explore animal care through hands-on enrichment. Over two hours, one child works one-on-one with a Wildlife Enrichment Expert to plan, build, and place enrichment items in real animal habitats, watch how the animals respond, and learn species facts and personal stories about the organization’s wildlife ambassadors. The experience highlights how enrichment supports animal well-being, and each participant receives a Junior Wildlife Enrichment Certificate at the end. Sessions take place on the Davey Moore Education Center side of the building. This program is designed for independent participants, so parents and siblings do not accompany the child, and participants should be comfortable attending on their own. Cost is $175. Photos may be taken during the class, and families can let a staff member or volunteer know beforehand if they prefer not to be photographed. The facility can be loud at times as some animals get excited around visitors. Natural feeding may be observed, including insects, fish, quail, and frozen-thawed rodents, and peanuts are also used on site. If weather restrictions from the Lucas County sheriff lead to a cancellation, the class will be rescheduled and details will be emailed by the Education Director. Nature’s Nursery is a 501c3 nonprofit that relies on monetary and in-kind donations for funding.

Board the Sandpiper for a two hour fall color cruise along the Maumee River, where calm water mirrors the seasonal glow of maples, golden willows, and oaks. As the scenery unfolds, the crew provides a narrated look at the river’s history, including Toledo’s rise as the Glass City, its industrial roots, and the waterway’s importance to Native American communities, early settlers, and the riverboat era. Warm up with hot, fresh pressed apple cider and enjoy donuts from Haas Bakery. Guests may bring their own beverages, and small coolers are welcome for keeping drinks chilled. With comfortable seating, open air views, and an easygoing pace, this experience suits couples, families, groups of friends, and solo explorers who want to soak in autumn’s colors.

Settle into an autumn-themed candle making experience centered on sweet seasonal favorites. Choose from scents such as Pumpkin Spice, Apple Cider, Fresh Coffee, Butterbeer, Apple Pie, and Cinnamon, then blend and pour your own custom candle. Enjoy snacks, apple cider, and hot cocoa as you create. The session welcomes creative crafters eager to make an eye catching piece they will be proud to show off.

A Halloween-themed meetup for corgis, dachshunds, cavaliers, bassets, and other low-riding pups features costumes, treats, and plenty of photo opportunities. Highlights include a costume contest and a planned group photo. Human costumes are welcome, and participation is optional. Attendees are asked to submit vaccination information through the RSVP form, follow all park rules, and take responsibility for their dogs by cleaning up and separating them if they show aggressive behavior. This is a public event and park membership is not required. Toledo Corgis, Three Dog Bakery, and Blueberry Fields Dog Park are part of the festivities.

Get a friendly introduction to Pathfinder Second Edition with a guided overview of core gameplay and answers to common rules questions. Learn how combat flows, how to approach skill challenges, and how to safely disable traps while understanding how haunts differ. Finish by building a character step by step so you can sit down to your next game feeling prepared.

Settle in for a cozy, creative session at this interactive felting class. Welcoming both beginners and experienced crafters, participants are guided through shaping soft wool into a charming handmade creation in a friendly, laid-back setting. Light refreshments are provided.

Toledo Corgis will parade in costume to the Sad and Spooky event by sad snacks x Friends to surprise Gracie, a 7-year-old corgi fan preparing for open-heart surgery for a congenital heart condition. Her father also underwent heart surgery this year, and the family is facing medical, travel, lost income, and living expenses during treatment and recovery. Corgis are encouraged to stay in costume. Parking is available at Crossgates School, followed by a group walk to the Sad Snacks stand. Cash donations will be accepted at participating stops along The Boo Bakery Trail, and support can also be offered through GoFundMe.

Celebrate Halloween in Toledo’s Point Place neighborhood with a community gathering at Friendship Park Community Center. Families can enjoy a parade around the park featuring puppets, costumes, and pets, followed by trunk or treat in the parking area. The festivities conclude indoors with dinner and dancing. This family friendly meetup welcomes dads, partners, grandparents, aunts, uncles, cousins, and others in each family’s support circle. Participation is flexible, and attendees may come for any portion of the event, including only the trunk or treat.

Glass City Pinball presents a biweekly Saturday tournament at Riverside Barbeque Company in Toledo, welcoming newcomers and seasoned players alike in a relaxed, family friendly setting for all ages. The competition uses Group Match Play, running for six rounds or up to two hours, with the top four advancing to a final round. Entry is 6 dollars, with one dollar directed to IFPA and five dollars going into the prize pool, plus coin drop. The entire prize pool is awarded to the top four finishers with a 40, 30, 20, and 10 percent split, and there are also plenty of randomly drawn giveaways open to all participants. These events are open to every skill level, and players who check in and compete become world ranked pinball players.

Participants can arrive with a car, truck, or bike and prepare a trunk to welcome more than 300 local children at this trunk or treat.

MTG Commander is offered in a relaxed, open play format that welcomes newcomers and experienced players alike. There is no charge to participate.

Celebrate Halloween at a public party featuring live music from Random Act. There is a $5 cover. Show off your creativity in the costume contest, enter raffles for chances at door prizes, and grab pizza available for purchase.

Molly's brings a spooky-season vibe to Ostrich Towne with music, drinks, and a playful suggestion that a few ghosts and goblins might stop by. It is an easygoing night of tunes with a light, slightly eerie twist.

A one-look, one-day photoshoot special brings together hair, makeup, and professional photography in a collaborative session by Glam by Choo and Miss Joni Photography. It is designed for families, pageant girls, models, and creatives who want polished, high-quality images to elevate a portfolio or capture a meaningful moment. Whether celebrating a title, updating a book, preserving a family memory, or treating yourself to a queen-worthy experience, this session focuses on confidence-boosting images you will treasure. A $104 nonrefundable deposit is required, and after-pay is available. For inquiries, email studiochooielle@gmail.com.

Create a custom tiered tray at this Make & Take workshop with Lily’s Urban Co., held inside Consign It. Browse a large selection of new plates, with hundreds of current styles and patterns, and build a two or three tier tray to take home the same day. If you prefer to use your own dishes, bring 2 to 3 coordinating plates in different sizes and place an order for a two or three tier tray, which will be ready in about two to three weeks. All hardware, assembly materials, and design guidance are provided. It is a relaxed way to shop together, choose favorite pieces, and craft something unique for holiday gifting or home decor. Space is limited for bring-your-own projects.

Connect with fellow wood carvers and spend time working on your own projects in a relaxed, self-directed setting. There is no instructor, so participants guide their own work and conversations. This gathering is intended for ages 55 and older. A current participant form must be on file to take part.

Connect with fellow crafters at a weekly friendship quilting circle designed for ages 55 and up. The focus is on quilting and other needle-based handwork, creating a relaxed space to stitch and share. Sewing machines are not used, so plan for hand techniques only. Please bring a personal project to work on, and make sure a current participant form is on file.

Build wellness with a strength training session centered on weight-bearing exercises. Please bring your own weights and a mat. This program is for adults ages 55 and older. Checks should be made payable to Sylvania Senior Center. A current participant form must be on file before participating.

Urban Air Toledo is offering a sensory friendly play experience tailored for guests with sensory processing sensitivities, along with siblings, caregivers, and families. The atmosphere is adjusted to be calm and inclusive, with no flashing lights, music turned off, and whistles not in use to keep the space quiet and visually comfortable. The goal is to provide a welcoming place to enjoy play together while minimizing sensory overload. Capacity may be limited, so early arrival is recommended.

Get moving with a lively cardio drumming class tailored for adults 55 and older. DRUMFIT-certified instructor Sarah "Sallie" Hand guides a full-body workout that welcomes participants across a wide range of fitness levels. No drumming background is needed, and the emphasis is on approachable, energizing movement. Attendance is first come, first served, and reservations are not held. An up-to-date participant form is required.

This session features Mahjong, the classic Chinese game of strategy and summation, intended for experienced players. It is open to ages 5 and up. A current participant form must be on file to take part.

Enjoy a timed Euchre session that keeps play moving. When time is up, winners move to a new table. Please arrive on time, as the game begins promptly. For participants ages 55 and older. A current participant form must be on file.

Russ’ Car Wash returns for five nights of drive-through frights, filling the wash with eerie lighting, rolling fog, and characters waiting to deliver jump scares. Remain in your vehicle as the scares unfold around you for a spine-tingling trip through the suds. The Fear Fest experience is included with any wash at no extra cost. Those looking for a deal can take advantage of special pricing, with The Works available for $10 on Monday, and on Wednesday the Basic is $6 or The Works is $13, and the scares are part of those washes too.

Take part in Flesh & Blood. The cost to participate is $7.

Take part in Sporcle's Pub Quiz at Blarney Irish Pub in Toledo, with two chances to play. Put your knowledge to the test with trivia and friendly competition.

Old Crow Medicine Show will perform at The Stranahan. Tickets will be available at the box office, and a presale using the passcode OLDCROW26 will take place before the general public on-sale.

Led by local musician and New Moon Band member Chris Antalek, this community drum circle centers on shared rhythm, connection, and the uplift that comes from drumming together. Attendees may bring a drum or improvise with items like a pot, pan, or bucket. The atmosphere is welcoming and energetic, encouraging participants to lock into a shared beat. Admission is $10 for non-members and free for members.

Artists focus on their own projects in any preferred medium, with Elaine available to offer tips on techniques such as lighting and shading. The program is intended for adults 55 and older, and a current participant form must be on file.

Discover the ongoing transformation of Glass City Metropark through a tour that highlights what has been accomplished, what is being built now, and what comes next. The visit begins at the Glass City Enrichment Center and continues with a ride in a golf cart with open sides for broad views and an inside look. Sessions are offered on various dates and times, are free with a reservation, and have limited capacity. Previous sessions have sold out.

Love card games? Explore Party Bridge with a friendly group that is welcoming additional players. Newcomers can learn as they play, with guidance offered in a supportive, fun setting for everyone. Conversation during play is encouraged and, when helpful, hands may be played open to walk through decisions. Richard, a dedicated participant and bridge player, is excited to meet new faces. This activity is for ages 55+, and a current participant form is required.

Bring your woodworking ideas to an open shop session designed for adults 55 and older. Whether you want to start, finish, or repair a project, you can work at your own pace while meeting others who enjoy woodworking. The SSC Woodshop supervisor will be available to guide you in using the equipment. To take part, a completed participant form and acknowledgement of woodshop policies are required.

This peer-led discussion circle for adults 55+ provides topic-guided conversation and story sharing. Sessions run for 90 minutes and focus on connection, growth, exploration, and learning, supporting participants as they take the next step in their life journey. A current participant form is required.

Build strength and improve stability with an advanced Tai Chi session designed for experienced practitioners. This focused 30 minute class refines movements to support better balance and reduce the risk of falls. Participation is intended for ages 55 and older, and a current participant form is required.

A relaxed hobby night at Old School Gaming welcomes creative projects of all kinds. Bring whatever you love to work on, whether it is knitting, crochet, miniature painting, scrapbooking, or needlepoint. Free tables are available so you can spread out and make progress in a friendly setting.

Geared toward advanced cardio drummers, this full body fitness class offers movements that can be modified to suit many ability levels. It is open to ages 55+. Sarah "Sallie" Hand, a DRUMFIT certified instructor, leads the session. Attendance operates on a first come, first served basis with no holding of spots. A current participant form must be on file to take part.

Every Tuesday features specials on food and beverages paired with live entertainment by Bobby and Frankie May.

All ages can drop in for a Make and Take workshop focused on quick, creative projects. Stop by at any time during the session, choose a project you like, and complete it with step by step guidance. All supplies are provided, and you can personalize your color choices with a range of paint and wood stain options. Projects are priced from $15 to $20. No prior experience is required. Due to the smaller scale of these projects, custom personalization is not offered. Pre-registration is optional and helps ensure a project is set aside and materials are prepared, and walk-ins are welcomed.

This is a weekly Riftbound league focused on playing the game. Participation is free.

This free open play session focuses on Malifaux and takes place alongside a Tuesday league known for its size and consistency in Northwest Ohio. A Henchman is available to provide guidance for anyone who would like help.

This youth group provides an affirming hangout for LGBTQ+ young people and allies ages 12 to 19 at the Equality Toledo office. It offers a safe, supportive place to be yourself, make friends, laugh, create, and build community. The lineup changes each month, with options like sharing favorite songs and building playlists, painting and other art projects, board and video games with team challenges and prizes, karaoke, makeup and fashion exploration, drag queen storytime, and themed gatherings. Expect a relaxed atmosphere with no pressure, plenty of ways to express yourself, and something new to look forward to each time.