Events in Medina County, OH

Take part in a charitable sewing session that supports local agencies by preparing kits and creating handmade items. Participants can help with cutting, pressing, and assembling kits, or use available sewing machines to make projects such as tote bags, pillowcases, baby items, and more. Patterns and materials are supplied, and a teacher will be present to guide newcomers through either sewing the projects or preparing the kits. No experience is required, and beginners are welcome.

Long Time Gone pays tribute to the music of David Crosby, Stephen Stills, Graham Nash, and Neil Young, while also saluting Laurel Canyon voices like Joni Mitchell and Judy Collins. The show traces the journey from the roots of Buffalo Springfield, The Hollies, and The Byrds through the landmark years of CSN and CSNY and into their solo chapters, bringing the full arc of that story to the stage. Expect finely layered harmonies, distinctive guitar textures, and a tight, high-energy band. The performance highlights both the intensity and the tenderness of songs that helped define a pivotal period in American music, resonating with longtime followers as well as those discovering it for the first time. The lineup features Ron Jarvis on bass and vocals, Steven Forrest Sanders on guitars and vocals, Wes McCraw on guitars, harmonica, and vocals, Robin Stratton on vocals and percussion, Tim Longfellow on keyboards, and Scott Velardo on drums and percussion. Special guest, internationally known guitar legend Jesse Smith, adds an extra spark to the show.

Enjoy a weekly karaoke show featuring DJ GramPappy James, with a chance to sing your favorite songs.

1964 The Tribute brings the energy of The Beatles’ early concert years to life in a show shaped by more than three decades of dedicated research and performance. Critics and fans often praise the group for exceptional authenticity and heart, and Rolling Stone has recognized it as the top Beatles tribute worldwide. Expect the look, sound, and spirit of the early 1960s, complete with period-correct instruments, attire, hairstyles, and lively onstage banter. The lineup features Mark Benson as John Lennon, Mac Ruffing as Paul McCartney, Tom Work as George Harrison, and Bobby Potter as Ringo Starr. Their history includes sellouts at iconic venues like Carnegie Hall and Red Rocks. A preshow concert is planned in the Flame Backstage Bar. 1964 The Tribute is not endorsed by or affiliated with Apple Corps Ltd.

Enjoy 18 fun par 3s with a prize on every pin shot. Assorted chilis will be served for breakfast and lunch.

Uniquely Ashley Designs presents a pop-up market at Market 42 that brings vendors with homemade goods together with the permanent retail shops and available food options. Shoppers can explore temporary booths alongside the regular retailers in a single visit. Vendor applications are open.

Celebrate the end of pumpkin season at a no-cost gathering at Reagan Park in Medina, OH. Leftover pumpkins can be smashed and rolled at the park’s sledding hill. There will be music and a food truck.

Marking half a century on stage, The Easy Street Band presents a one-night-only concert at The Celestia Theater. The group has spent five decades entertaining audiences throughout the Midwest and is closely tied to Cleveland’s music legacy. Their self-titled 1982 album appeared on WMMS’s list of top 25 releases, alongside records by Robert Plant and Bruce Springsteen, and featured guest backing vocals from Michael Stanley and Kevin Raleigh of MSB. Individual tickets are priced at $39.00 or $27.40.

This Saturday night show features music requests and karaoke, with opportunities to sing favorite songs. The kitchen is open. The show is currently on hold.

This event marks the return of the Erie Cats.

A reminder for the men’s bi-monthly meeting, held on the second and fourth Thursday of each month. The meeting place is currently the front hall and may change when renovations begin. The ending time varies depending on the agenda and discussion. For more information, contact the co-hosts or Trustees.

Los Lobos bring more than five decades of groundbreaking musicianship to The Celestia Theater with special guests The Labra Brothers. Over 52 years, the band has built an expansive catalog that includes 17 studio albums, seven live LPs, three compilations, two EPs and two DVDs, plus over 40 collaborations, earning four Grammys, an Austin City Limits Hall of Fame induction, the ALMA Ritchie Valens Pioneer Award, NEA and Hispanic Heritage Foundation honors, Congressional recognitions, and numerous city commendations. Their music springs from deep roots, weaving soul, R&B and doo wop with blues, jazz and rock and roll, and embracing Mexican and Latin American traditions such as norteña, rancheras, bolero, cumbias, son huasteco and son jarocho. Five longtime bandmates channel stories from East L.A. into songs of endurance and hope, sharing a rich cultural tapestry with audiences around the world.

Realm of Avalon, BMCS presents a season closer for boffer sport enthusiasts in Northeast Ohio, using the Belegarth ruleset. Combatants can participate for a $5 entry fee, and spectators are welcome at no charge. Donations help provide water and support the continuation of these events. The day begins with Troll and check-in, followed by open fighting and then scenario-based battles. Heralded fighting brings the action to a close.

Grief Resource Night offers attendees the opportunity to learn therapeutic techniques for moving forward in their grief journey and connect with others who are grieving.

Downtown Wadsworth glows with holiday spirit during the Candlelight Walk, a long-standing community celebration. Stroll sidewalks lined with luminaries while sipping a warm drink, take in twinkling trees and festive window displays, and explore more than 30 small businesses and restaurants for seasonal shopping and dining. Festivities include photos with Santa and Mrs. Claus at the Library, a Christmas concert by the WHS Band at the Gazebo, and a tree lighting at Gazebo Island with the Salvation Army and Mayor Laubaugh. Horse and carriage rides by Trail Light Farms are available with in-person sign up at the Carriage Station for a ride time. Time slots are limited, arrive promptly for your scheduled ride, and please sign up only once per group. The Little Roaming Railroad (sponsored by Thurber's Jewelers) and Grizzly Pedal Bike rides (sponsored by Medina County Convention & Visitors Bureau) add to the fun, and caroling by the Tune Mafia Barbershop Quartet (sponsored by Wadsworth American Legion Post 170) fills the air. A North Pole Mailbox will be available at 97.1 FM Wadsworth Community Radio.

Spend an evening at DMGC focused on gratitude, movement, and connection. Kids take part in team challenges, encouragement-based games, and structured open gym time that build confidence while highlighting teamwork and thankfulness. Throughout the night, they pause for simple kindness activities and add their notes to a Gratitude Wall, sharing what they appreciate in an age-appropriate way. Pizza is provided for dinner, followed by an age-appropriate movie. It is a heartwarming night of fun for children and a worry-free break for parents.

This event presents an evening dedicated to yacht rock, offering a fun, easygoing soundtrack for the night.

At Namaste Life Center in Medina, this guided workshop focuses on crafting an intentional year through mindful practices and creativity. Led by Bea of Sacred Corners Yoga & Healing, participants consider how they want to feel and what they hope to cultivate, explore twelve facets of life, and turn those insights into meaningful intentions. The experience blends grounding movement, breathwork, guided reflection, journaling, and conversation, along with a blind crystal element that helps anchor personal focus. Everyone begins an Intentional Year Journal to collect intentions, reflections, inspiration, reminders, and discoveries, with starter materials and a toolkit provided so the process can be revisited, plus coffee, tea, and water available. Attendees may bring a personal journal, with dot or blank pages suggested, or opt for an add-on dot journal and stencil pouch for an additional fee. Pricing is $50 when bringing your own journal, with add-on options available for $15 or an expanded version for $22 that includes stencils. Add-ons should be reserved at least one week in advance, and a small number may be available on the day. Space is limited to keep the setting personal. A follow-up gathering will continue the process with vision board creation and ways to sustain intentions through the seasons, with details to be announced, and ongoing quarterly support is offered to help maintain momentum.

Celebrate a holiday run in uptown Medina with a choice of a 4 mile race or a 1 mile race. The first 100 male finishers and first 100 female finishers each receive a pie at the finish. Outrun the Turkey to be entered in a Brooks raffle featuring more than 20 prizes. Every participant earns a finisher medal, and a long-sleeved shirt is included for all. Produced by Mid-Ohio Race Management in partnership with the local teams behind the Medina Half Marathon and Medina Twin Sizzler, this holiday themed event is now in its fifth year and offers a lively way to get moving before the day’s celebrations.

At Crowley’s Tree Farm, this seasonal event combines Christmas tree sales with a market of 12 vendors offering unique gifts and holiday finds. Explore the festive farm atmosphere, pick out a tree, and shop local while supporting small businesses. Admission to shop the vendors is free, and families can enjoy the holiday spirit together.

Flow through the complete Baron Baptiste Journey Into Power sequence with Meg in a heated room that encourages a post‑Thanksgiving reset. Expect fifty‑three poses across a ninety‑minute practice for a thorough, cleansing experience. Cost is $20. The class takes place at the Wadsworth studio.

Celebrate the season at the fourth annual Magical Medina Christmas Expo at the Medina County Fairgrounds Community Center. Explore more than 150 vendors, see Santa, and enjoy food, coffee, and popcorn. Admission is a dollar or a canned good, with all proceeds supporting Feeding Medina County, and parking is free. The OSU vs. Xichigan game will be shown on a 55 inch TV during the expo, then the screen will be raffled off.

At Gypsy Moon, Small Business Saturday features personalized jewelry sessions with Lenore of Sapphire Dreams Jewelry. One-on-one consultations are available to co-create a custom crystal bracelet or pair of earrings. Together you will select stones that align with your energy and intentions, whether you are seeking grounding, healing, passion, or balance. Each piece is sized to you and crafted on site. Bracelets generally take about 20 minutes to complete, and earrings about 10. Every appointment includes an intuitive conversation to clarify your goals, guidance on stone meanings and selection, and a finished piece to take home the same day. Pricing is $30 for a bracelet and $15 for earrings. Space is limited, and reservations can be made by calling 330-887-2525. Walk-ins are welcome.

Meet adoptable pets at Medina PetSmart. Paws and Prayers holds a pre-approval event, so adoptions cannot be arranged on the spot. Contact Sheri by email to learn which pets will be there.

Dom Noce will be at Bianca's Italian Restaurant in Brunswick.

Welcome the season with a powerful holiday concert from FIRST SNOW, a tribute to the Trans-Siberian Orchestra. Presented by Wadsworth Square Foundation and Celestia Theater, this production blends symphonic rock with beloved seasonal music, honoring the TSO legacy while capturing the spirit of Christmas. With nearly two decades of performances behind them, the ensemble showcases precision playing, uplifting vocals, and a vivid stage presentation for all ages. A free pre-show concert is available in the Backstage Bar.

Urban Cottage and Windy Roots Boutique are teaming up with FAB Medical Aesthetics for an evening of shopping and self-care. The event features discounted Botox and lip flips, medical-grade skincare at special pricing, raffles, giveaways, and coupons for in-person visits to the FAB Medical Aesthetics med spa. Receive a service during the event to get 10% off purchases at Urban Cottage and Windy Roots Boutique. No appointment is needed.

Explore pop-up vendors offering homemade goods alongside permanent retail vendors and food options. This mix of temporary and long-standing sellers provides a wide range of shopping and dining choices in one place. Interested vendors can apply to participate.

Now in its 16th year, the Brunswick Kiwanis Christmas Craft Fair brings together over 150 vendors in Brunswick, Ohio.

DMGC presents a holiday Parents Night Out with a sweet gymnastics twist, blending seasonal skill stations, candy cane themed obstacle courses, and cartwheel and balance challenges. Staff guide structured activities and supervise open gym time, keeping the fun active and safe. The evening also includes pizza for dinner and a movie suitable for kids, creating a cozy pause between bursts of movement. It gives children a cheerful way to close out fall and step into December with energy and tradition, while parents enjoy a few worry-free hours during a busy season.

Marking the 93rd anniversary of the end of Prohibition, this speakeasy-style celebration transports you back to the Roaring Twenties. Dress in your finest attire, sip era-specific drinks, and enjoy a thoughtfully planned evening. A series of riddles will lead you to the passwords needed to secure a boarding pass for an unforgettable ride. Only 100 passes will be available, so seats are limited. Stay alert, stay engaged, and get ready for an experience you will not forget. All aboard.

Peoria Sports Complex transforms into a festive two day celebration filled with holiday activities and shopping. Browse more than 150 vendors for gifts and treats, then refuel at a variety of food trucks or the on site bar. Families can capture photos with Santa, meet costumed princesses, explore Dinosaur Land, and enjoy snow and bubble play. Kids can bounce in inflatables, get their faces painted, visit a craft corner, decorate cookies, and step into a photo booth. Additional entertainment includes axe throwing and a caricature artist. There is also a toy drive. Some activities require an additional fee. Admission is $5, children 2 and under are free, and parking is free.

Paint a gnome tree over 8 inches tall and 6 inches wide, then light it with vintage bulbs and add a snowy Ohio Blizzard effect. The finished piece is ready to take home the same day.

Bianca's Italian Restaurant in Brunswick, Ohio hosts an appearance by Dom Noce.

Main Street Wadsworth hosts a monthly Economic Vitality Committee meeting that welcomes public participation. Discussion centers on strengthening and enlivening downtown, including ways to support events and collaborate with the Four-Point Teams of Design, Economic Vitality, Promotion, and Organization. A virtual option through Zoom can be requested by emailing mharvey@mainstreetwadsworth.org.

A lively night centered on three things... good food, dancing, and delicious alcoholic drinks.

Build confidence in child and infant emergencies with a hands-on CPR class that also covers how to respond to choking. Designed for parents, caregivers, and babysitters, this free session is taught by an American Heart Association CPR instructor who is also a registered nurse. It does not provide certification. Participants must be at least 14 years old and registration is required. The class is held at the Medina County Health Department. To reserve a spot, call 330-723-9688 and select option 2.