Events in Montgomery County today

Chair yoga takes place in the sanctuary at Center for Spiritual Living Greater Dayton. Love donations are welcome.

Jamie Wolf delivers tightly honed comedy that wades into subjects others tend to avoid, informed by his past opiate use and powered by an energetic, commanding presence. He is a regular at New York City’s Comedy Cellar, and after one of his sets there, Dave Attell offered a quick compliment, praising the material while calling him Josh.

Epic Loot hosts a laid back board game night where attendees can bring and play their favorite games at the table. The participation fee is $5, and each ticket comes with $5 in store credit issued at the start of the event.

At The Dayton Woman’s Club, local historian Andrew Hershner shares the story of how Dayton took shape from a small frontier settlement on the Great Miami River into a community on the brink of major invention and industry. Beginning with its 1796 founding, the program highlights the people who established the town, what daily life was like for early residents, and the businesses, industries, and innovations that guided its growth through the 19th century and into the early 20th. This event is open to the general public. Advance registration is required, and admission is $15 per person. An optional meal is available for $15 and includes a sandwich, soup, dessert, and a drink. The venue is fully accessible with a ramp entrance.

Trade mini-figures with fellow fans in the community room at this recurring swap. Bring the figures you are ready to exchange arranged on a baseplate. If you do not have a baseplate, a loaner will be available. This free gathering is hosted only at the Kettering location. Participants under 16 must have a parent present.

This event features Flesh and Blood TCG in the Classic Constructed format. Players take on the role of a hero, outfitted with weapons, armor, and a wide range of abilities for strategic gameplay. The entry fee is $5, and tickets are available at the counter.

Tickets are available at the counter. The competition uses four Swiss rounds in the Standard format. To ensure results are recorded in EventLink, participants will need a Wizards account.

The Parks & Recreation Board meets at the Richard F. Shomper Governance Center. Meeting information, including the agenda, packet, and minutes, is available online, and the proceedings can also be watched via live stream.

Explore Woodland’s past by lantern light within one of the United States’ oldest rural cemeteries, founded in 1841. The tour features visits to the final resting places of the Wright Brothers, Paul Laurence Dunbar, Erma Bombeck, James Ritty, the Stanley Family, the Mead Family, George Newcom, and many other famous and infamous Daytonians. It also serves as an option for those who were unable to attend the History, Mystery, Mayhem and Murder Tours. Reservations are required, and a suggested $10 donation supports the Woodland Arboretum Foundation and its restoration, preservation, horticultural, and educational projects that help keep Woodland a cultural resource for Dayton and Ohio.

Generations Big Band sets the Milton Athletic Club dance floor in motion with swing tunes, TV and movie themes, and a touch of spooky fun. Expect upbeat big band music perfect for dancing. Admission is $5 at the door.

At Oregon Express, teams face off in a lively music trivia night built around iconic hits, guilty pleasures, and favorite throwbacks. It is free to participate and open to all ages. Pop, rock, and mixtape favorites set the soundtrack as groups compete for bragging rights. Enjoy pizza and drinks while you play and see which team comes out on top.

This event features special pricing on drinks for all guys.

Experience the world of Outlander through an officially licensed live concert that brings Bear McCreary’s Emmy Award-winning score to life. Created in collaboration with showrunner Matthew B. Roberts and the composer himself, the event features a live orchestra performing while unforgettable scenes from the series unfold on a large screen. The music traces love and loss across eras and landscapes, carrying the story from Scotland and beyond through time, love, and music. Presented at the Victoria Theatre at Dayton Live, this engagement is part of the Dayton Live Star Attractions Series sponsored by Projects Unlimited. Officially licensed by Sony Pictures Television and created in collaboration with Starz, it pays tribute to the show’s heritage, its enduring characters, and the sweeping vistas that defined it. The production debuted in Scotland, the story’s homeland, and keeps the heartbeat of the saga alive on stage. Audience information: Dayton Live encourages patrons to research titles to decide what is appropriate for their party. Every attendee requires a ticket, regardless of age. For the consideration of all, lap-seated children and infants in arms are typically not allowed at most presentations. Dayton Live is the only authorized source for tickets to events in its venues.

A weekly in-person networking meetup inside Performance Wraps brings together small business owners, professionals, and entrepreneurs who value genuine connection over sales pitches. Each session features a new theme, conversation, or activity designed to help people connect in meaningful ways, ranging from strategic discussions to lighthearted interactions that may reshape how participants think about networking. The focus is simple: meet good people, build real relationships, and let business growth happen naturally. Attendees are encouraged to bring business cards, invite a colleague, and arrive with positive energy. Visitors are welcome.

Tsukicon brings an anime convention to Dayton that channels the spirit of Tsukimi, blending classic con experiences with the atmosphere of a seasonal festival. Highlights include an artist alley, cosplay showcases, fan panels, eye-catching Itasha car displays, and outdoor performances. Daytime activities unfold inside the newly renovated Dayton Convention Center, and after dark the focus shifts to Levitt Pavilion for live music and performances under the sky. Created by the team behind IZAKAYA and ISEKAIYA, this community-centered gathering offers a place to celebrate shared passions and feel seen... together, under the moonlight.

This harvest-season tavern supper features a three-course meal prepared over the hearth and live historical interpretation inside the 1796 Newcom Tavern, the oldest surviving structure in Dayton. The venue has a storied past, having served as the city’s first jail and church, a general store, and the original courthouse for Montgomery County. Menus draw on 19th-century receipt books to show how early Dayton residents ate and celebrated. By candlelight, costumed interpreters portray daily life in the 1800s, creating an immersive evening in a landmark tied to the city’s beginnings.

Test your tactics in a Star Wars Unlimited Premier Tournament. Bring a 50-card deck with one Leader and one base. The event uses Swiss pairings for up to four rounds. Entry is $5, with standard store credit prizes and promos when available. Tickets are available at the counter.

Test your knowledge with live trivia hosted by Trivia Shark at Miami Valley Sports Bar. Participants enjoy complimentary chips and salsa, and winners claim prizes from a Mystery Box. The game typically concludes as the night's food truck pulls up outside.

This sealed format event for Riftbound Radiance has a $40 entry fee. After registering, pick up your ticket at the counter. If you cannot attend, your purchase will be refunded and prerelease product will not be held.

This event brings a high energy vibe with rock spirit and cold drinks.

Get ready for a music trivia showdown that challenges how quickly you can identify songs from past and present. The action moves fast and is designed to be family friendly, with two hours packed with familiar hits. Gather a team of friends, compete for prizes and bragging rights, and plan to arrive early to secure a table.

This seven-part meditation series moves step by step from foundational skills to a fuller, integrated practice. It opens with focused work on breathing, introducing multiple techniques, their effects, and how to select an approach that supports the moment. The journey continues by engaging imagination through guided imagery and visualization that encourage relaxation, ease tension, and redirect attention away from stress toward intentional presence. Attention training follows, building the ability to rest on one chosen point, notice mental drift without criticism, and gently return to focus. Next comes sound and vibration as practical anchors, using elements like chanting, toning, rhythm, and resonance to calm the mind, steady the breath, and cultivate a deeply embodied experience. Participants then practice relating to thoughts in a new way, watching them come and go without chasing, fighting, or labeling, and allowing them to pass. In the final stages, the course weaves concentration, breath, body awareness, observation, and mindfulness into a cohesive meditation routine that fosters steadiness and presence. It concludes by extending awareness beyond formal practice, noticing subtle shifts within oneself, the environment, and interactions, and applying that clarity to respond with greater intention in daily life.

Tackle a cross country 5k on the trails of Grant Park, with parking available at Watts Middle School. All participants must check in before the start, pick up an assigned timing chip at the table with the green tablecloth, and attach it to one shoe. Plan extra time for parking, check in, and a warm up. Registration is open to everyone through RunSignup in advance and can also be completed in person on race day, with paper forms available if needed. Online registration remains available until just before the start. Minors may be registered online by a parent or guardian, or in person with a parent or guardian present to sign the waiver. Current ORRRC members have their entry fee waived when using their RunSignup membership profile. If a member does not register through RunSignup, proof of membership must be shown on race day to receive the member rate. Non members pay 10 dollars for ages 15 and up, and entry is free for participants 14 and under. Awards include first overall male and female, first male and female masters age 40 and over, first male and female grand masters age 50 and over, and first male and female seniors age 60 and over. Overall award recipients are not eligible for age group awards. Additional awards will recognize top finishers in the following age groups, with 9 and under non competitive and all finishers acknowledged, then 10 to 14, 15 to 19, 20 to 29, 30 to 39, 40 to 49, 50 to 59, 60 to 69, 70 to 79, and 80 and up. For safety and insurance reasons, animals are not allowed at ORRRC events, except for clearly identified service dogs. Individuals with other animals will be removed and will not receive a timing chip, nor appear in results or photos. Race director: Kevin Thieke. Volunteer opportunities are available through the volunteer tab.

A family-friendly fall event, the inaugural Stillwater Spooktacular 5K and Fun Run welcomes participants of all abilities. Choose to run or walk the 5K, or take part in a fun run just under half a mile, while supporting recreational and therapeutic programs for residents of the Stillwater Center. Festivities include a costume contest, trick-or-treating, raffle prizes, and other activities. The event takes place at Montgomery County Stillwater Center, with an early bird registration rate of $30 per person.

Celebrate all things books with the Fall Dayton Book Crawl, a self-guided tour of 11 participating bookstores featuring activities such as author signings, giveaways, and special promotions. Pick up a Fall Dayton Book Crawl Passport at any participating shop and explore at your own pace. Collect stamps from at least eight locations to qualify for drawings for $50 gift cards from one of twelve bookstores. Participating stops include The Cozy Book Nook, Indigo and Co Books, Browse Awhile Books, Star City Book Sellers, Dark Star Books, Swoon Wine and Books, Kubik Fine Books, and Manga Kingdom Books, with Jay and Mary’s Book Center, Bonnett’s Bookstore, and Tesseract Books also taking part with details to come. Store hours vary by location, so plan a route that works for you. Discover new shelves, connect with fellow readers, and support the local literary community one bookstore at a time.

Focus on your swing dancing in a dedicated practice space designed for improvement. This is a self-guided session with no formal instruction. Bring dance shoes, plenty of enthusiasm, and a willingness to share what you know. It is a friendly setting for honing technique, experimenting with new moves, and enjoying some social dance time. Prior swing dance experience is recommended, and participation is free.

The Grazing Ground Market showcases produce grown without chemicals and farm-fresh eggs from a 6.5-acre urban farm in Butler Township. Offerings often include inventive jams and jellies made with foraged flowers and homegrown ingredients, with flavors such as dandelion, wild violet, hibiscus, rose, tomato, and onion. There are also fruit butters and seasonal spreads like salted caramel pear, plus fresh gluten-free baked goods that tend to sell out quickly. Beyond the pantry staples, the market features farm-inspired gifts and handmade items including natural luffa soaps, firestarters, garden-themed pieces, and other seasonal creations. During market hours, visitors can feed friendly goats, take photos, and enjoy a bit of farm time while they shop. Because everything is seasonal and produced in small quantities, the selection changes from one market day to the next.

This approximately one-hour session features Tai Chi and Qigong, with the option to participate seated or standing. Love offerings to support the Center for Spiritual Living Greater Dayton are encouraged.

This weekly event features organized play for Disney Lorcana, the trading card game from Ravensburger. The program follows a seasonal format that spans 12 weeks, divided into three rounds of four weeks. Each session costs $5, and players receive one pack of Lorcana TCG. Tickets can be purchased at the counter.

Celebrate the spooky season at No Limit Gaming with a special Pokemon TCG Pokeween tournament. The event follows the usual weekly format, with added prizes to mark the occasion. Each participant receives a promo pack, while supplies last, featuring Zubat, Golbat, and Crobat, along with the regular store credit prizing. A costume contest will take place for players, and the winner takes home a 30th Celebrations Elite Trainer Box. Entry in the costume contest requires participation in the tournament. Bring a standout costume, bring your best deck, and enjoy a festive day of friendly competition.

An in-person conversation brings artist Stacy Kranitz together with author and professor Andrew Milward to discuss her work and practice. Kranitz, originally from Kentucky and based in the Appalachian region of eastern Tennessee, has earned honors including a Pulitzer Prize and a Guggenheim Fellowship. Her work has been shown across the United States and internationally, and is included in many public collections. Stacy Kranitz: Ain’t No Grave Gonna Hold My Body Down is part of the 2026 FotoFocus Biennial: The Long View, marking the eighth edition and featuring more than 70 exhibitions at museums, galleries, universities, and public spaces throughout Greater Cincinnati, Dayton, Columbus, and Northern Kentucky. Admission is free and everyone is welcome.

Enjoy a bit of farm magic at The Grazing Ground with a one hour experience designed for young creators. Each session spotlights a seasonal project that invites kids to paint, decorate, and bring home something they made themselves. After the crafting wraps up, children spend time with friendly goats for cuddles and photo moments. Group size is kept intentionally small to create a calm, cozy, and creative setting. Registration for each child includes all materials, guided instruction, dedicated goat time, and admission for one accompanying adult. Additional adults cannot be accommodated due to limited space. Recommended for ages 4 to 10, with limited availability.

Star City Brewing Company in Miamisburg is the setting for the return of the city’s original dark market with a Samhain focus, inviting reflection on ancestors and the turning of the seasonal wheel. Visitors will find local vendors featuring ritual crafts, bone art, and pieces rooted in ancestral traditions. Seasonal dishes and warm brews set a cozy tone while shoppers explore. The gathering leans into remembrance, mystery, and moonlit observance as the veil between worlds is said to grow thin, offering space for tribute at the close of harvest.

At Kitty Hawk Menlo Park, this dachshund meetup brings pups and their humans together to socialize, play, and connect with fellow low-to-the-ground friends. It is part of a recurring monthly series, and throughout the year the group adds playful themes like friendly races, dog-safe pie eating contests, and holiday costume parades. Members are also welcome to organize additional dachshund gatherings within the community. For the latest activity details, check the event page.

The event features a hands-on cookie decorating session inside The Grazing Ground Market. Each participant receives three gluten-free sugar cookies to personalize, and monthly themes keep the designs fresh. After decorating, the experience continues in the barn with cuddle time with friendly goats. A Tag-Along ticket without cookies is available for a parent or helper accompanying a child, and it can be added only when a full Goats & Cookies ticket is purchased. Advance purchase is required. All sales are final.

Part of the Vandalia Kid-venture Series, this family friendly program at Vandalia Art Park features Dr. Insecta guiding kids through a close look at real bugs. Participants discover surprising facts, meet a variety of critters up close, and learn why insects play an important role in the world. The experience blends a playful spooky theme with accessible science, offering plenty of chances for giggles and squeals. Admission is free. For questions, contact Sara at smoyer@vandaliaohio.org.

An intimate Haunted Supper Series at Amber Rose Restaurant and Catering pairs a seated meal with a guided paranormal investigation. Each ticket includes dinner, a non alcoholic beverage, shared appetizers, and participation in the investigation. Attendance is capped at ten guests, and tickets are $150 plus tax. This partnership with Amber Rose begins a series of small group investigations at the restaurant. During initial walkthroughs, activity was documented that included clear EVPs, distinct footsteps from above when the space was empty, audible voices, and photos of interest. Few groups have been permitted to investigate here, making access to the location’s haunted history uncommon. The evening starts with food and a walkthrough of the building, then after closing the investigation begins using a variety of tools and methods to seek responses. Guests may stay with the group or explore on their own. All sales are final and there are no refunds.

An evening devoted to the timeless music of Ravel, featuring shimmering melodies and finely woven harmonies that have captivated listeners for generations. This live concert offers an immersive classical experience that brings the magic of his scores to life.

Brohio Podcast goes live at Lucky Star Brewery Cantina in Miamisburg with a free in-person show. Capacity is limited, and the audience often packs in close, creating a lively atmosphere. The brewery serves beer and food to enjoy during the show.

Assisted Sew Day is a relaxed, drop-in sewing session where participants bring projects they are working on, plan to start, or need clarification on. Help is available throughout the day, along with constructive feedback and ample space to spread out, but it is not a private lesson and not a class. Spend time sewing alongside others, make progress on a current piece, or choose tasks that pair well with conversation such as seam ripping, cutting out a pattern, pressing a quilt square, mending, pattern help, hand embroidery, or pattern tracing. Expect a friendly atmosphere for making friends, sharing tips, and dedicating focused time to your craft.

This event has a $15 entry fee. Tickets can be purchased at the counter or online, so you can choose whichever is most convenient.

Every Sunday brings a family-focused special. Children 12 and under receive a complimentary kids entrée, valued up to $15, with the purchase of an adult entrée. The offer is limited to one free kids meal per adult entrée and cannot be combined with other discounts, specials, or dip certificates. It is not available on holidays.

This event is run in a constructed format, with a $25 entry fee. Tickets are available at the counter or online.

Riftbound | Radiance Pre-Rift Event features sealed format play with a $40 entry fee. Tickets are available at the counter after completing online registration. If you are unable to attend, your purchase will be refunded and prerelease product will not be reserved.

Get your deck ready for a weekly Digimon tournament that challenges you and your Digimon partner. Tickets are available at the counter, and the entry fee is $5.

Enjoy a relaxed Pokémon League session focused on casual play and conversation with fellow players. Tickets are available at the counter. Promotional items are offered while supplies last.

Enjoy small-scale train rides operated by the Carillon Park Rail & Steam Society. Founded in 1984, the Society runs a 7.5-gauge, one-eighth scale miniature railroad through Carillon Historical Park, offering a family-friendly way to experience railroading up close. Schedule subject to change.

A 12-step spiritual meeting and workshop that centers on spirituality and practical principles rather than religion. Guided by the Life Recovery Bible program and insights from AA literature, it emphasizes a personal path to spiritual growth. People of any belief are welcome to explore recovery, share their stories, and listen to others in a respectful, judgment-free environment. The focus is on learning, healing, and growing together through honest conversation and supportive community.

A music performance showcasing well-known favorites with broad appeal. Expect a set of recognizable tunes designed to please the crowd.

At Speakeasy Yoga in Dayton, Cassidy leads Parents + Pals, a 60-minute yoga class created for caregivers and children ages 0 to 5. The session welcomes every experience level and offers gentle movement, mindful moments, playful interaction, and simple bonding activities in a warm, supportive setting. Bring your little one, and everything else is taken care of.

A Cardfight!! Vanguard tournament will be held in Dayton, Ohio. The entry fee is $5.

Take part in a constructed-format Gundam TCG tournament with a $5 entry fee and prizes awarded in store credit. Tickets can be purchased at the counter.

Experience an updated take on mech-powered combat in a relaxed setting. This casual gathering welcomes both newcomers and seasoned players, accommodating all experience levels.

Explore an experiential journey into altered states of consciousness guided by Cindy in an Energy Enhancement System room. Through a variety of guided trance practices, participants learn ways to settle the mind, ease stress, soften energetic and emotional blocks, and deepen awareness, opening new possibilities. Possible experiences include deep relaxation, unexpected insights, a sense of release, and a refreshed perspective, or simply the relief of moving past feeling stuck. The session also shares practical techniques to use anytime to shift your state, reset your energy, or create a fresh start. Many leave feeling lighter, clearer, more energized, and more centered. Welcomes newcomers and seasoned practitioners alike, with no prior experience required.

A night of comedy with Joel Chasnoff returns to Dayton to benefit Hillel Academy. Chasnoff, a National Jewish Book Award recipient for Israel 201, is widely regarded as one of America’s most entertaining comedians. The program highlights laughter and community in support of the academy’s 65th year.

This postnatal yoga practice is designed to cultivate peace, care, and bonding for you and your baby. Spend time with other new mothers as you breathe together, share experiences, exchange advice, or simply take notes. No prior yoga experience is needed. Please bring a mat for yourself and a blanket for your baby. Participants should be at least six weeks postpartum, or eight weeks following a Cesarean, unless you have a doctor’s note clearing you to practice.

At Victoria Theatre at Dayton Live in Dayton, wildlife filmmaker and National Geographic explorer Casey Anderson shares powerful stories and striking footage from encounters with predators such as grizzlies, mountain lions, and tigers, drawn from more than three decades in the field. Through vivid moments and personal reflection, he challenges common fears and encourages a deeper understanding of these animals, highlighting qualities that resonate with human courage, empathy, and survival. Presented as part of the Vital Impacts Student Speaker Series in collaboration with Changemaker Talent, the program blends storytelling with acclaimed imagery to illuminate the biodiversity crisis and the people and efforts working toward a sustainable future. Recommended for students in grades 4 through 12, this event is included in the Discovery Series of weekday field trip experiences for schools, designed to support curriculum connections in fine arts, science, and social emotional learning.

Board of Trustee meeting in Dayton, Ohio. Meeting times vary, with sessions commonly held on the first and third Mondays. If a Monday is a holiday, the meeting typically moves to Tuesday. Agendas will be available on the Township website before the meeting.

Casual Commander play features a multiplayer magic format where only one commander takes the win. Players use a 100 card deck built entirely from singletons with no duplicates, and every card must match the colors of the chosen commander or be colorless. The entry fee is $5, and $5 in store credit is provided at the start of the event for each ticket purchased. Tickets are available at the counter.

Explore an immersive 9D Breath Work master class with Darin inside an Energy Enhancement System setting. The experience blends an intensive breathing protocol with hypnotic neuro reprogramming to quiet the analytical mind and reach deeply held somatic patterns. It is an active reset rather than a passive meditation. Through guided cycles and intentional breath holds, you will work through layers of cellular resistance and meet imprints one at a time. The session runs for two hours in the EES environment. The fee is $80. To register, contact Darin at (937) 271-6040 or darin@syntropyenergetics.com.

The Arts and Beautification Commission meets at the Richard F. Shomper Governance Center. Agenda materials, the meeting packet, and minutes are available, and the proceedings can also be viewed by live stream. The session addresses commission business related to arts and beautification.

Experience an evening lantern walk through the cemetery that traces Dayton’s darker chapters by visiting the graves of victims and perpetrators. The route explores real cases like the deathbed confession tied to 18-year-old Christine Kett, questions around whether Rose Shafor disguised herself as a man to aid a lover in a crime, the unresolved killing of Julius Kruse, and speculation about the Cincinnati Ripper’s presence in Dayton. The stories are drawn from actual murder accounts and include graphic details that may not be suitable for all audiences. This two-hour experience can be strenuous, so it is not recommended for children, older adults, or anyone who may have difficulty walking long distances over hilly, uneven grass. Meet at Eichelberger Plaza at the cemetery’s main gates. Parking is available both inside and outside the gates. Wear comfortable walking shoes and consider bringing water. Tours take place rain or shine, except in the event of thunder or lightning. Reservations are required. A suggested $10 donation supports the Woodland Arboretum Foundation and its restoration, preservation, horticultural, and educational efforts that help maintain Woodland as a cultural resource for Dayton and Ohio.

An open mic comedy night built for blowing off steam after a long day. Wear pajamas if you like and enjoy a $5 margarita special while the laughs roll. Each week features a new theme to inspire fresh material, and the comedian who nails it earns a free appetizer. Sign-ups take place before the show, then the mic opens for anyone ready to perform.

At Canal Street Arcade and Deli in Dayton, Gem City Pinball League returns for Season 18 with a clear format and community-first guidelines. Participation includes a $20 fee per session along with a weekly coin drop. League nights take place on Mondays, excluding most holidays and any periods when the league is not in session, and members are notified of any schedule changes. Each week, players are grouped in threes or fours to play four randomly selected machines, earning points based on placement, with pairings rotating among fellow members. The season spans eight weeks of regular play, followed by two nights of finals. A cutoff based on overall standings determines placement into A or B finals, and every participant qualifies for one of these tournaments. Finals formats may adjust depending on league needs and the number of players. Reliable attendance is important. Makeup weeks are not offered, but each player receives one drop week, removing the lowest score from the season total. Participants are asked to check in each Monday to confirm their status for that evening. Missing three weeks in a season results in removal from that season’s rankings and ineligibility for finals, with limited exceptions at the discretion of league operators when communicated promptly and supported by valid reasons. Players who reach that absence limit may still play for the remainder of the season, though scores will not be recorded, and they can return officially at the start of the next season if space allows. Respectful conduct is expected at all times. Disrespectful behavior, arguing over rulings, or failure to follow guidelines can lead to disqualification or removal. Mechanical issues are a natural part of pinball and rulings related to them are final. The focus is on fair competition, clear rules, and a welcoming atmosphere for everyone.

Free educational lunch events welcome individuals who worked at the Fernald, Mound, or GE plants. These sessions take place at Marion's Piazza. To reserve a spot or ask questions, call 740-672-5245.

Chair yoga is offered in the sanctuary on Tuesdays and Thursdays. Love donations are appreciated.

Take a break for a catered lunch at the Golf Club at Yankee Trace in Dayton as a passionate local speaker leads the program. Conversations span government, sports, healthcare, and more, offering fresh ways to get to know Centerville.

This gathering brings together military members and their loved ones through H7 MVP, short for Military Veteran Professionals. Held at Troll Pub Dayton in Dayton, OH, the meetup focuses on mutual support, resource sharing, and practical ways to connect with the local community.

Settle in for a relaxed Keyforge play session with fellow fans. Just bring a deck and you are set. Entry is $5, and for each ticket purchased you will receive $5 in store credit at the start of the event. Tickets are available at the counter.

Enjoy a sealed format event with a $40 entry fee. Register online in advance, then pick up your ticket at the counter. If you are unable to attend, your purchase will be refunded and prerelease materials will not be held.

Geek Love follows the Binewski carnival family, whose parents deliberately set out to create children with extraordinary traits using amphetamine, arsenic, and radioisotopes to build their own sideshow. Among their brood are Arturo, the Aquaboy with flippered limbs and an ambition to dominate on the scale of a conqueror like Genghis Khan, the conjoined sisters Iphy and Elly, Oly, an albino with a hunchback, and Chick, who appears ordinary but possesses mysterious abilities that make him both cherished and dangerous. As their act travels through overlooked corners of the United States, they inspire fierce devotion and spark deadly hatred, while calculated power plays fuel an intense rivalry among the siblings. The story probes the shifting boundaries between normal and strange, beauty and ugliness, and the sacred and the profane, ultimately challenging conventional ideas about family values.

Fused characters take center stage in the newest version of this classic trading card game during a recurring casual event focused on deck testing and friendly competition. Matches are run as three Swiss rounds in Standard format. The entry fee is $5, and prizes include store credit and promotional items when available. Tickets can be purchased at the counter.

Karaoke with Limelight Entertainment brings a family-friendly setting where guests can take the mic and share favorite songs. The focus is on sing-alongs and supportive performances. Happy hour features half off draft options and two dollars off liquor. It is a relaxed gathering with plenty of chances to perform or cheer for fellow singers.