Free events in Middletown, OH

Wilks Insurance Agency presents a tribute concert featuring Ozzmosis, honoring Ozzy Osbourne, and The Warped Band, celebrating music from the Warped Tour. General admission is free and open to all ages, and VIP tickets are available. Food trucks will be on site along with water, beer, and seltzer. The full food truck lineup will be announced.

Now in its 13th season, the Downtown Franklin Farmers Market is co-sponsored by the City of Franklin and the Northwest Warren County Chamber of Commerce. The market champions the community goal to buy fresh and eat local by bringing together regional growers and small businesses. Shoppers can explore seasonal produce, fresh-baked goods, and handcrafted items in a family friendly setting with small town charm. The market is held rain or shine.

Hosted by Centerpoint Health, this free, family-friendly Back to School Festival helps families get ready for the new school year while connecting with local resources. Enjoy raffle prizes, treats and refreshments, and community activities for all ages. Attendees can complete a school physical and receive a free bag with hygiene essentials and school supplies.

Team Fastrax hosts a Warrior Weekend to Remember parade and transport effort, now in its 13th year, honoring Purple Heart Recipients as well as Gold Star and Blue Shield families. The plan calls for more than 100 Jeeps to escort honored guests, and each participating vehicle should have room for one to two riders. Depending on turnout, some drivers may not be assigned a passenger, and those taking part without a rider will be placed toward the back of the parade. Staging is set at Walmart Franklin - E 2nd St, followed by a convoy to Camp Chautauqua. Honored guests then board the Jeeps, the procession travels through the south side of Miamisburg, and the route returns to Camp Chautauqua without scheduled stops in town. A Team Fastrax flag jump takes place at Camp Chautauqua, and on-site timing may vary. Commemorative shirts will be available at the staging area for $15, with a blue version designated for Jeep participants. Purchasing a shirt is optional, and advance payment is offered to help secure sizing as directed by the organizers. Blue Skies for the Good Guys and Gals is part of this Warrior Weekend to Remember tribute.

A free community movie night in the park presents National Treasure beneath the open night sky. Guests are welcome to bring blankets and lawn chairs for comfortable seating. Concessions are available before the film, and arriving a bit early helps with finding a good spot. It offers a relaxed evening to share with family and friends.

CORA leads a volunteer work session on the trails at Harbin Park, and the effort wraps up with a celebratory grill out after the work is finished.

Individuals in Butler County can find food assistance at The Choice Food Pantry at The Source in Serve City, where shoppers pick the groceries that suit their household. Helpful volunteers guide visitors through the process so the experience remains respectful and easy to navigate. The pantry welcomes everyone and offers support delivered with respect and care.

A free, drop-in yoga class led by an instructor offers a welcoming way to stretch and unwind. Great for beginners. Please bring your own yoga mat and towel. For ages 16 and up.

Cars gather along 4th Street in downtown Franklin for a relaxed cruise-in with music, a 50/50 raffle, and door prizes. It is a casual meet-up for car enthusiasts with plenty to see. Parking is available at the courthouse, behind nearby banks, and along 4th and Main.

Merkel's Tavern hosts three rounds of live trivia that mix a Name That Tune segment, a wager round, and a wide range of general knowledge. Teams can have up to six players. Prizes go to the top finishers, and it is free to play.

At The Source, Stretch & Breathe Wednesdays offers a no-cost, welcoming wellness session for people of all abilities. Led by Dr. Yvette Harris, this gentle class emphasizes relaxation, mindful movement, and breathing practices to provide a refreshing midweek reset. The gathering is non-denominational and centers on wellness and community rather than any religious tradition. A limited supply of yoga mats will be available, and attendees are encouraged to bring their own if possible.