Events in Millersburg, OH

AlterClinic offers a low-cost spay and neuter transport for pet owners who need help getting their animals to surgery. Pets are checked in at the Wayne County Humane Society, transported to AlterClinic for their procedures, then brought back to the same location for same-day pickup. To schedule, call AlterClinic at (234) 804-3064. Staff will gather your details and your pet’s information to place you on the transport list, and the transport coordinator will follow up the week before to finalize appointments. Transport covers spay and neuter only, with optional add-ons while your pet is at the clinic such as vaccinations, microchipping, and SNAP combo testing. Dental services are not available through transport. Payment is due in full when you book, and there is a $10 transportation fee per pet in addition to the cost of surgery and any selected services. Feral cats in traps can be included if they meet the program’s requirements, which can be reviewed with AlterClinic during scheduling. Residency in Wayne County is not required.

Celebrate the 43rd year of Woosterfest in the heart of Downtown Wooster. This free community festival welcomes all ages with live entertainment, a dedicated Kinderplatz for children, food concessions, a biergarten and weingarten, and a variety of arts and crafts vendors. Activities span friendly competitions and local flair, including a beer stein race, cornhole tournament, farmers market, cruise-in, and a wiener dog race.

McKelvey’s Pub hosts Northeast Ohio singer songwriter Ceci Taylor, a vocal powerhouse known for catchy original songs and a mix of pop, rock, and country. Her versatility shines as she moves from commanding rock anthems to sultry, bluesy ballads. Training in musical theater and classical music shapes her clear tone, impressive range, and confident stage presence. Listeners may hear influences from Taylor Swift, Kelly Clarkson, and Pat Benatar, with vocals compared to a young Stevie Nicks (Dreams era) and Kelsea Ballerini.

Amish Country Farmers Market highlights locally grown and handmade offerings, connecting the community with fresh produce, meats, dairy, baked goods, and artisan products sourced directly from nearby farmers and makers. It focuses on providing access to wholesome foods while supporting small scale agriculture and craftsmanship. Set in downtown Millersburg, the market also welcomes new vendors. Farmers, small batch food producers, and artisans working in candles, woodwork, body care, herbal goods, pottery, and other creative disciplines are encouraged to inquire. For questions or to request a paper application, contact the Market Manager, Morgan, at market@historicdowntownmillersburg.com or reach the Executive Director, Taylor, at (330) 674-2412.

County Line Historical Society of Wayne/Holmes presents its annual fall Wayne County Fair-style BBQ chicken drive-thru at Shreve Auto Repair, formerly known as Shreve Mobil. Meals are available while supplies last. Choose a half chicken on its own or a half chicken dinner that includes green beans with ham, applesauce, and a roll with butter. Proceeds support the society's museum and its work to collect and preserve local history. Payment can be made with cash or a check.

In Millersburg, an outdoor amphitheater comes alive with nostalgic country music. Enjoy scenic views, tasty food, and an evening of entertainment in the open air.

Homeroom Hangover brings its hometown debut to the Sugarcreek Main Stage by the Beer Garden at the Ohio Swiss Festival, delivering a full three-hour, high-energy set from a band with deep local roots. Three of the five members grew up in the Sugarcreek area, and the evening features rock, pop-punk, country, and party anthems, singalong moments, cold drinks with friends, and a lively dance floor. The band frames it as a hometown celebration meant to be remembered long after the final song. Families and friends are welcome, and showing support by wearing a Homeroom Hangover shirt is encouraged.

Creative people are invited to gather for a welcoming meetup sponsored by Holmes Center for the Arts. Hosted at Millersburg Mennonite Church, this ongoing series meets on the first Tuesday of each month.

The Wayne County Women’s Network hosts a meeting featuring guest speaker Allison Allison, an artist and community organizer, at The Connection Conference and Event Center. Parking is available in the main lot. After entering the main doors, the conference rooms are on the left, and the specific room varies from month to month. The gathering begins with a buffet lunch and time for networking, followed by announcements and the featured presentation with questions. If time remains, attendees may introduce themselves and share brief 30 second commercials. Women who live or work in Wayne County are welcome, and guests may attend. Participants are welcome to bring handouts or flyers. Reservations are required and should be made by the Thursday prior by emailing WCWomensNetwork@gmail.com. Please include any dietary needs when reserving. The cost is $20, payable at the door by cash, check, PayPal, or Venmo. Receipts are available, and checks can be made out to Wayne County Women’s Network or WCWN. A portion of each registration supports the Kathi Bond Memorial Scholarship awarded at the Wayne County ATHENA Awards. Questions can be directed to Katherine at 614-226-6446. If the RSVP window has closed, please inquire about availability. Cancellations within 24 hours and no shows will be invoiced.

The LeFevre Quartet performs live at Ohio Star Theater. Hear the quartet in concert in a theater setting.

Explore the birds of Barnes Preserve with guide Brenda Meese on a relaxed outing presented by the Greater Mohican Audubon Society. The route spans about 1.5 miles on a combination of paved paths and natural trails through meadows and woods. There is no cost to participate. Wear long pants, consider using insect and tick repellent, and bring binoculars if you have them. This walk is suitable for all skill levels, from beginners to experienced birders.

This large surplus auction brings in multiple semi loads of new, used, returned, and surplus goods from major retailers such as Home Depot, Amazon, Lowe’s, Target, and others. Shoppers can look for a strong mix of lawn and garden gear like mowers, blowers, trimmers, vacuums, and an extensive selection of hand tools, power tools, and electric tools. Household items will be available too, including small kitchen appliances, toys, sporting goods, and a wide range of miscellaneous finds. Inventory is arriving by the truckload, so there may be unadvertised surprises throughout the sale. Most items will be offered individually, with select bulk lots geared toward wholesalers. The action starts in four rings and can expand to as many as five running at once, offering choices for both individual buyers and volume purchasers. A lunch stand will be on site. A preview period is offered, and early registration is available during that time. Additional photos will be shared the week of the auction. Payments are accepted by cash or card, including Visa, Mastercard, and Discover. A 5% buyer’s premium applies to all purchases, and checks are not accepted. All items sell as-is and where-is with no warranties. Loadout is available. For questions, contact Seth Andrews at (330) 466-5471. To receive updates, text SURPLUS to (330) 845-4411.

Enjoy live tunes in the courtyard space. The atmosphere is relaxed, offering a simple chance to listen and take in the music.

The Broken Spokes bring a hard-hitting country rock set to Loudonville Eagles as the street fair comes to a close. Expect roaring guitars, dancing out front, chilled drinks, and a crowd in full celebration mode. Big sound, friendly faces, and a sendoff built for lasting memories.

This monthly breakfast offers quality coffee, tasty food, and friendly company at Greystone Event Center. Veterans gather for conversation and hear from a different informational speaker each month. All Wayne County veterans are welcome.

Get an overview of volunteering with OHuddle at a 90 minute orientation session focused on mentoring a school aged child. Learn what the role involves and how to begin, and expect a commitment of 60 minutes each week on a schedule that works for you. If this session is not a fit, virtual or evening trainings are also available. Registration is available to confirm attendance or to explore other dates.

Chris Collins & Boulder Canyon return to Ohio Star Theater at Dutch Valley to present a tribute celebrating John Denver's music and legacy. The program will be performed twice, offering two separate shows.

Chris Collins and the Boulder Canyon Band present a live tribute to the music of John Denver at the Ohio Star Theater in Sugarcreek, Ohio. The performance centers on Denver’s songs, delivered on stage by the band.

This community market highlights locally grown produce alongside meats, dairy, baked goods, and a variety of handcrafted items. It connects area farmers and artisans with residents by expanding access to fresh, nourishing foods. The market takes place in downtown Millersburg near the Holmes County Courthouse. Vendors are invited to participate, including local farmers, small-batch food makers, and artisans such as candle makers, woodworkers, body care and herbal product creators, potters, and artists. Paper applications are available through Historic Downtown Millersburg. For questions, contact the Market Manager, Morgan, at market@historicdowntownmillersburg.com or the Executive Director, Taylor, at (330) 674-2412.

This extended, three hour guided tour at the Age of Steam Roundhouse explores the steam locomotive collection and key facilities including the Restoration Shop, Turntable, Machine Shop, and Storehouse. The experience delves into steam engineering and locomotive mechanics while also examining industrial heritage, railroad history, and the architecture of a traditional roundhouse. Called the Ferroequinologist Tour, it offers a deeper, more detailed alternative to the regular guided tour and is tailored for knowledgeable railroad enthusiasts.

Jeff Schrock of Sugarcreek presents a talk about a large veterans organization that was established in 1866. This event is open to the public, and admission is free.

This event features live music in the courtyard.

Enjoy a meal at any McDonald’s in Wayne County and 15 percent of sales will support one-on-one mentoring in Wayne County schools. Your purchase helps fund mentorship where it is needed most.

Stevie Eyer returns for a solo performance at Ugly Bunny Winery / Marsh Vineyards at Mohican, delivering rock, alternative, R&B, and country covers. The set spans current favorites and timeless classics for a wide-ranging mix of eras.

This bingo event at The Connection Conference and Event Center features a variety of prizes and welcomes players of all genders. A costume contest adds to the excitement. Tickets are available as table packages and as individual seats. Presented by Woodwright Stain and Varnish.

AlterClinic offers a low-cost spay and neuter transport for pet owners who are unable to get their animals to the clinic. Scheduled pets are dropped off at the Wayne County Humane Society, transported to AlterClinic for surgery, and brought back for owner pick-up later the same day. Transport appointments cover spay and neuter only, with optional add-on services available while the pet is at the clinic, including vaccinations, microchipping, and SNAP combo testing. Dental services are not available for transport clients. Scheduling is by phone only. Call AlterClinic at (234) 804-3064 to provide your details and your pet’s information, and you will be added to the transport list for the requested date. A transport coordinator will follow up the week before to set the appointment. Payment is due in full when scheduling, and there is an additional $10 transportation fee per pet in addition to the cost of surgery and any selected services. Feral trapped cats can be included if the required guidelines for trapped cats are reviewed before scheduling. Residency in Wayne County is not required.

A large surplus auction brings in multiple semi-loads of new, used, returned, and overstock goods from major retailers such as Home Depot, Amazon, Lowe’s, Target, and others. Shoppers can look for lawn and garden equipment like mowers, blowers, and trimmers, along with vacuums, hand tools, power tools, and electric tools. Household merchandise is well represented too, including small kitchen appliances, toys, sporting goods, and a broad mix of other items. Most pieces will be sold one by one, with select volume lots available for wholesalers. Bidding will begin across four rings, with as many as five running at points during the event, and additional unadvertised items may appear as inventory continues to arrive by the semi-load. Payments are accepted by cash or card, including Visa, Mastercard, and Discover, and a 5 percent buyer’s premium applies. Checks are not accepted. Many items are new but may be surplus, scratch and dent, or customer returns. Everything sells as is and where is, without warranties, and sales are one way. A preview opportunity and early registration are offered prior to the auction, and an on-site lunch stand will be available. For updates, text SURPLUS to (330) 845-4411. For questions, contact Seth Andrews at (330) 466-5471.

Nestled in the heart of Mohican State Park in Loudonville, Ohio, this women’s wellness retreat focuses on gratitude and healing through holistic practices and outdoor adventure. The all inclusive experience includes nutritious meals, yoga, sound healing, a mediation session, and a gratitude workshop. Hikes take in park highlights such as Lyons Waterfall and the Gorge Overlook Loop, along with more to explore within the park. Optional add ons like massage and a foot detox offer additional ways to personalize the weekend and deepen relaxation.

Learn how to become a volunteer mentor for a school aged child at a 90 minute orientation. The session explains the mentoring role and how to get started. Ongoing service involves a weekly 60 minute meeting that can be scheduled at a convenient time. If this session does not work for you, virtual or evening trainings are also available. Please sign up in advance to reserve a spot or to explore other dates.

Share fresh coffee, a hearty breakfast, and meaningful conversation with fellow veterans. The Coffee Crew Breakfast meets at Greystone Event Center and features a different informational speaker each month. All Wayne County veterans are welcome.

The Wayne County Women’s Network hosts its November meeting with guest speaker Julie Hartzler of IncludeAbility at The Connection Event and Conference Center. Women who live or work in Wayne County, along with their guests, are welcome to attend, and participants are encouraged to bring flyers or other handouts. The event begins with arrival and check in, followed by a buffet lunch and time to network. The program continues with announcements and the featured talk, a Q and A, and if time remains, brief attendee introductions with the option to share a 30 second commercial. Reservations are required by the Thursday before the meeting, and any dietary needs should be noted when reserving. Admission is $20, payable at the door by cash, check, PayPal, or Venmo, and receipts are available. Please make checks payable to Wayne County Women’s Network or WCWN. A portion of each fee supports the Kathi Bond Memorial Scholarship, presented annually at the Wayne County ATHENA Awards. The venue offers plenty of parking in the main lot. After entering through the main doors, the conference rooms are located on the left side, and the specific room varies month to month. If the RSVP deadline has passed, availability may still be possible. Questions can be directed to Katherine at 614-226-6446. Cancellations within 24 hours and no shows will be invoiced.

A concert featuring Liberated alongside Lena Mullet will take place at The Heritage Center, with Duke Duvall also participating. The evening is described as inspiring, with music at its heart. Additional details will be shared as they become available.

Celebrate the season with a Christmas performance built around the music of the Carpenters at Ohio Star Theater in Sugarcreek.

Take a guided evening walk capped by a cozy campfire. With an early sunset and the moon setting later in the night, the sky is expected to be dark enough for stargazing, including a bright crescent moon. The stars that form the Summer Triangle will be drifting toward the western sky, while overhead you can look for Pegasus and the neighboring constellation Andromeda. Bring a chair to relax by the fire. This free, public group hike is presented by Friends of Wooster Memorial Park and sets out from the Education Parking Area. Dress for the conditions and be ready for changing weather.

The Wayne County Humane Society hosts a low cost spay and neuter clinic in collaboration with the Rascal Unit, a mobile team that partners with humane organizations, pounds, and shelters across Ohio to provide compassionate, affordable sterilization and wellness care. Advance online registration is required, and the Wayne County Humane Society charges a 25 dollar administrative fee per animal. Surgical services include dog spay or neuter for 130 dollars, with an additional 10 dollars if the dog is in heat or pregnant. Cryptorchid procedures add 65 dollars for inguinal and 130 dollars for abdominal. Cat spay is 70 dollars, with a 10 dollar fee for pregnant cats, or 60 dollars for trap neuter return spay when the cat arrives in a trap with an ear tip. Cat neuter is 60 dollars, or 50 dollars for trap neuter return when in a trap with an ear tip. Cryptorchid fees for cats are 35 dollars for inguinal and 50 dollars for abdominal. Rabbit spay or neuter is 100 dollars, with no additional charge for cryptorchid males. Dog vaccines are available, including rabies for 10 dollars, DHLPP for 16 dollars, Bordetella for 15 dollars, Lyme for 35 dollars, and influenza for 45 dollars. Cat vaccines include rabies for 10 dollars, FVRCP for 15 dollars, and feline leukemia for 20 dollars. Buster collars cost 10 to 15 dollars. Dental care includes cleanings for 100 dollars and extractions priced at 50 dollars for simple cases and 100 dollars for advanced cases. Laboratory testing includes heartworm Flex 4 for dogs at 35 dollars, FeLV and FIV testing for cats at 35 dollars, and fecal exams at 40 dollars. Services and prices are subject to change.

Max the Beggar is a veteran rock trio from central Ohio made up of three lifelong musicians. Their set draws from favorites by The Police, Crowded House, Hall and Oates, The Beatles, Jimi Hendrix, The White Stripes, and more. Lead guitarist Eddy Zak delivers expressive, head turning riffs, while bassist Toby Hazlett holds down the groove and adds a rich, soulful vocal well suited to blue eyed soul classics. At the drums, Aleks Hazlett locks in with his father, Toby, to create a tight and dynamic rhythm section. Look for a performance that blends skilled playing with an easy connection to the crowd at Sunny Slope Winery in Big Prairie, Ohio.

Explore a wide mix of surplus merchandise at a large auction featuring multiple truckloads of new, used, and returned goods from major retailers such as Home Depot, Amazon, Lowe’s, Target, and others. Look for a strong lineup of lawn and garden equipment including mowers, blowers, trimmers, vacuums, hand tools, power tools, and electric tools, plus household items like small kitchen appliances, toys, sporting goods, and many other miscellaneous finds. Most items will be sold individually, with select volume lots available for wholesalers. Inventory is arriving by the truckload, so expect unlisted deals and surprises throughout the sale. Additional photos will be posted the week of the sale. A preview and early registration will be available in advance during posted preview hours. Payments are accepted by cash or card, including Visa, Mastercard, and Discover, and a 5 percent buyer’s premium applies to all purchases. Checks are not accepted. Most items are surplus, scratch and dent, or customer returns, and everything sells as is, where is, with no warranties. Multiple auction rings will run at once, starting with four and increasing to as many as five. A lunch stand will be available on site. Loadout will be offered with designated hours. For updates, text SURPLUS to (330) 845-4411. Questions can be directed to Seth Andrews at (330) 466-5471.

AlterClinic organizes a low cost spay and neuter transport for pet owners who need help getting their animals to surgery. Scheduled pets are dropped off at the Wayne County Humane Society, taken to AlterClinic for their procedures, and returned the same day for owner pickup. All scheduling is handled by phone at (234) 804-3064, where staff collect owner and pet information, place pets on the transport list, and have a coordinator follow up in advance to confirm appointments. Transport is for spay and neuter appointments only, although additional services can be added during the same visit, including vaccinations, microchipping, and SNAP combo testing. Dental services are not available through transport. Payment is due in full at the time of scheduling, and there is a $10 transportation fee per pet in addition to the cost of surgery and any selected services. Feral cats in traps can be scheduled as well, and there are specific requirements for trapped cats that should be reviewed before scheduling. Residency in Wayne County is not required, and owners from surrounding counties are eligible.

A large surplus auction featuring multiple semi-loads of new, used, returned, and overstock merchandise from major retailers such as Home Depot, Amazon, Lowe’s, Target, and more. The selection spans lawn and garden equipment like mowers, blowers, trimmers, and vacuums, a wide range of hand, power, and electric tools, plus small kitchen appliances, toys, sporting goods, and assorted household items. Most pieces will be sold individually, with select bulk and pallet lots offered for wholesalers. Fresh inventory will continue to arrive by the semi, so unadvertised specials and surprises are expected throughout the sale. A preview period with early registration will be available ahead of the auction, and additional photos will be shared the week of the sale. Payments are accepted by cash or card, including Visa, Mastercard, and Discover, and a 5 percent buyer’s premium applies to all purchases. Checks are not accepted. All items sell as is and where is with no warranties. The auction will open with four rings running and may expand to as many as five at times. A lunch stand will be on site. Loadout will be available after the sale with additional pickup opportunities shortly after. For updates, text SURPLUS to (330) 845-4411. Questions can be directed to Seth Andrews at (330) 466-5471.

Connect with fellow veterans over a relaxed breakfast with coffee, food, and good conversation. The Coffee Crew meets at Greystone Event Center and features a different informational speaker at each gathering. Open to all veterans from Wayne County.

The Wayne County Women’s Network meeting features guest speaker Jill Munro from The College of Wooster. It takes place at The Connection Event and Conference Center, where parking is available in the main lot. After entering the main doors, the conference rooms are on the left and the specific room may change from month to month. Women who live or work in Wayne County, along with their guests, are welcome to attend, and participants may bring handouts or flyers to share. The program includes a buffet lunch with time to network, followed by announcements, the speaker’s presentation with a question period, and, as time allows, attendee introductions with an opportunity to share a brief commercial. Reservations are required and can be made by emailing WCWomensNetwork@gmail.com. Please include any dietary needs when reserving. The fee is $20, payable at the door by cash, check, PayPal, or Venmo. Receipts are available, and checks can be made out to Wayne County Women’s Network or WCWN. A portion of each registration supports the Kathi Bond Memorial Scholarship presented each year at the Wayne County ATHENA Awards. For questions, contact Katherine at 614-226-6446. If the reservation window has closed, you may ask about remaining availability. Late cancellations and no-shows will be invoiced.

Guests board a steam-powered train to the Age of Steam Roundhouse Museum for a festive visit illuminated by Christmas lights. Inside the Roundhouse, Santa greets visitors among a historic collection of steam locomotives and is available for photos. Families can work on a holiday craft and enjoy cookies and hot chocolate. Each child receives a complimentary gift bag before departure. Admission is $15 for ages 3 to 17 and $25 for adults, and children under 3 are free. One ticket is required for each child. This experience does not include a tour of the Roundhouse.

Enjoy a night featuring Jimmy Fortune.