Events in North Royalton, OH

At Cleveland Oktoberfest, the Beer Garden becomes a day-drinking hangout where tube tops and lederhosen fit right in. The atmosphere centers on AM Gold, with soft rock favorites setting the tone. Expect lively toasts and a carefree vibe throughout this playful gathering.

Bianca’s hosts karaoke with Bobby Bruno, offering a chance to step up to the mic and share favorite songs with the crowd.

Experience an open-air marketplace at Coe Lake in Berea featuring artisans and small businesses. Browse handmade goods and local favorites, grab a bite from food trucks, and enjoy plenty of shopping. The setting is welcoming for families and all ages. Show your support for the community by shopping small and celebrating local makers.

The Via Roma Hot Summer Nights Car Show Series returns for 2026, bringing classic cars together with food, drinks, and music for lively summer evenings. Held at Via Roma in North Royalton, this weekly tradition gives car enthusiasts and friends a relaxed way to admire standout vehicles and enjoy a festive atmosphere all season.

Get into the spooky spirit at Danilly Designs in Berea with a hands-on art session that blends painting and pressed botanicals. Over two creative hours, artist Cory guides you step by step as you create Halloween decor featuring a witch hat sketched in advance. Work with acrylics and markers on 11"x14" watercolor paper, add real preserved flowers and ferns for texture, then finish by placing your piece in a frame to take home. All supplies and instruction are included with your ticket. Participants may bring their own beverages. Tickets are available through Eventbrite.

The Local welcomes the return of Elvis. Complimentary table reservations are available by texting 216-527-6566.

A casual happy hour at Solid Gold Lounge for anyone in the neighborhood.

Feud Thursdays in Parma offers chances to win $30, $20, and $10 in prizes. Daily specials are available, and parking is provided in a lot.

Enjoy live music from Dave Hinrich on the Brew Garden patio.

A performance typically takes place in the downstairs prohibition-style speakeasy, and may move to the beautiful patio if the weather permits. The setting includes a fine dining restaurant with an exquisitely restored Grand Ballroom in the historic district of the Village of Richfield. Both reservations and walk-ins are welcome, and the patio features entertainment every weekend.

Test your knowledge of the Ted Lasso universe at a trivia and wine night hosted by Tracye and Kenny. Expect questions that span AFC Richmond lore, biscuits with the boss, Roy Kent's trademark growl, Dani Rojas level optimism, and plenty of feel good moments. The game features three rounds with 13 questions each, plus bonus mini games between rounds that offer chances to snag quirky prizes known as "Crap From The Garage". One team will finish on top and take home an LBWN prize valued at $100 along with serious bragging rights. Tickets are $20 per person and include reserved table seating for your group, a sweet and salty mix of popcorn, pretzels and M&M's, and a glass of the signature "Believe Berry Sangria". Arrive early for happy hour deals on drinks and snacks, and plan for a full menu of coffees, flights, wine, grazing boards, flatbreads, and small plates available for purchase throughout the evening. Every attendee needs their own ticket. When buying, list the names of the people you would like to sit with so your team can be seated together. Space is limited.

Tony Z and the WIXY1260Online crew bring songs from the golden era of WIXY to Red Circle Bar & Lanes, spinning favorites and taking requests. The set features classic tracks in a request-friendly format to kick off the weekend.

Flyers Bar & Grill hosts DJ GramPappy James for a lively blend of audience-requested tracks, karaoke, and dancing. Request the music you want, take the mic for a song, or head to the dance floor as the playlist follows the crowd.

Spend a night of rock and roll with The AirChiefs, with plenty of fun plus food and drinks to enjoy.

Jam Machine and Teabags team up at The Local Strongsville for a dance party that also celebrates the birthdays of Priscilla and Eric. The venue is promoted as the Cleveland area's number one entertainment spot. Reservations can be made by texting 216-527-6566.

Ungentlemanly Warfare II is a themed tournament with custom scenarios at Gamers Haven Ohio. Players are limited to 900 points and 15 Order Dice. Entry is $15 at the door and includes a provided lunch; please inform the TO team of any dietary restrictions in advance. The day includes an arrival period, a first round, lunch, a second round, a brief break, a third round, and a wrap up to close the event.

An autumn festival featuring an abundance of mums alongside pumpkins, corn stalks, and hay bales. Enjoy food and plenty of fun while exploring more than 80 vendors, with special offerings from chill-out Italian ice.

A fall market and craft show at SouthPark Mall celebrating handmade creations and creative vendors. Vendor spots are available for crafters, candle makers, jewelry designers, signs and home decor, food trucks, artisans, crochet and other handmade items, baked goods, face painting, and nonprofit organizations, with more categories welcome.

SouthPark Mall transforms into a seasonal marketplace for a festive weekend celebrating all things autumn. Local makers and small businesses showcase handcrafted goods, seasonal treats, and cozy décor, creating a family-friendly setting where shoppers can discover unique items for fall and holiday gifting. Explore fall and harvest accents for porches and yards, furniture and home décor, finely crafted woodwork, ceramics, pottery, and blown glass. Find seasonal linens such as table runners, along with sewn, knitted, and crocheted pieces, plus kitchen tools and gadgets for home cooks. Browse wreaths, florals, and centerpieces, as well as boutique apparel including flannels, sweaters, jeans, and leggings, complemented by purses, totes, wallets, and other accessories. Pet lovers can pick up dog treats, cat toys, and gear, while cozy alpaca scarves, hats, and mittens offer cold-weather comfort. There are quilts and blankets, lotions, soaps, makeup, and body care, as well as candles, wax melts, and home fragrances. Families can look for children’s books, hair bows, doll clothes, wooden toys, and winter wear for kids, plus baby quilts, dolls, and hooded towels. Sweet options abound with cheesecakes, cookies, fudge, cupcakes, pies, buckeyes, caramel apples, and pumpkin favorites, and there are also raw and gourmet honey and beeswax products. Vendors with handmade or specialty items will find an audience of eager fall shoppers, and booth availability is limited.

An outdoor performance by The AirChiefs is planned at Albert E. Baesel American Legion Post 91 in Berea. If the weather changes, the show will move indoors to the Canteen. All are welcome.

Grunge DNA teams up once again with Solid Gold Lounge for a live showcase of 90s rock and grunge. The band performs three full sets featuring nearly 50 songs. Complimentary food and snacks are provided, with pizza always included and additional items that may vary, and there is no cover charge.

E5C4P3 brings a powerhouse salute to Journey, recognized as the number one Journey tribute in the world by ProTributeBands.com. For more than three decades, the band has entertained audiences in the hundreds of thousands with faithful, note perfect performances of the hits and the onstage look and feel of the early 80s era. Fronted by “Steve Perry” vocalist Jason Kelty, whose sound and style mirror multiple periods of the band’s history, the show blends precision playing with high energy and polished presentation. Their resume includes appearances in Okinawa, Japan and a weeklong residency at Busch Gardens in Tampa, Florida. The lineup features Billy Jones on drums, Dan Benezra on keyboards and guitar, George McGrew on guitars with Neal Schon lead vocals, Paul Soos on bass with Gregg Rolie lead vocals, and Jason Kelty as the voice of Steve Perry.

Get out into the woods for a trail run centered on nature. The route combines primitive singletrack, including sections of Ohio's Buckeye Trail, with bridle paths, open fields, and camp roads for varied terrain. Because it is a trail event, be prepared for mud, slippery rocks, rooty footing, small water crossings, and other natural obstacles. Choose from 10k, half marathon, or 50k distances. Early hints of fall color may add a seasonal backdrop.

Welcome the start of fall with a one mile route through the orchard at Mapleside Farms. This annual harvest walk includes family friendly activities, refreshments, and chances to meet local organizations. Paid participants also receive complimentary admission to Mapleside’s Pumpkin Village on the day of the event. T-shirts will be available for an additional cost. Rain or shine.

A class at the Strongsville Recreation Center designed to relax the nervous system, improve movement, and increase mobility. It welcomes all ages and ability levels, and modifications are available to accommodate different needs.

An annual auxiliary clambake offers a hearty spread and a relaxed, festive vibe. Dinner service starts once the clams are open. Each meal costs $40 per person with no sharing and includes one-and-a-half baked chicken, twelve middle neck clams, a yam, sweet corn, clam broth, clam chowder, and dessert. Extra bags of clams are available for $10 each. A cash bar will be on site, along with sideboards and 50/50 raffles.

OLD SKOOL takes the stage in the courtyard with feel-good throwback jams and a festive Sunday Funday vibe. This in-person show has a $5 cover, along with a cash bar and a food truck on site. Settle in, relax, and enjoy the music with friends.

The Armstrong Bearcat Band hosts a September jam at the Local, returning to a spacious setting with an ample dance floor. Friends are welcome. A special welcome is extended to students of Butch, Billy, and Mike, School of Rock students, and jammers who have not been out in a while.

Wild Eagle Jeep Nite brings a Jeep vs Broncos theme to Broadview Heights, creating a lively meetup for Jeep and Bronco fans. Expect food and drink specials, live music by DJ Denvr, raffle giveaways, an RC crawler course, and a flex ramp photo opportunity, along with fresh activities tied to the theme. Entry is free with no cover or tickets required.

The American Red Cross will hold a blood drive inside the Council Chambers at Village Hall. Appointments can be scheduled by calling 1-800-RED-CROSS.

This event features a four strike knockout format with group play. In four player groups, the bottom two receive a strike. In three player groups, the lowest finisher receives a strike. In two player groups, the lower finisher receives a strike. There is a $1 IFPA and an optional $5 prize pool.

Hosted by the Parma Area Historical Society, this guided bicentennial cemetery tour at Parma Heights Cemetery offers a walk through the past, sharing the area’s history through the lives and stories of those laid to rest there. The Society supports the care of its farm animals and the upkeep of its homestead through animal feed sales, animal sponsorships, purchases at the Country Store, special event fees, and generous donations from farm friends. Advance reservations only.

The Secret at Center is a recently opened speakeasy in Brunswick, featuring soft lighting and intimate seating that create a relaxed Secret vibe. This event highlights Island Troy in that cozy setting.

4Locos teams up with Follow the Sun at The Local Strongsville for a high-energy night spotlighting rock from the 1990s and 2000s.

This is a trial run at a new venue, a three hour board gaming session hosted by The Cleveland Board Gamers to gauge interest. Players can expect to break into smaller groups so everyone can focus on the types of games they enjoy and fit in more plays. Attendees are encouraged to bring favorite titles or new games they would like to introduce, helping keep a wide variety available. New gamers are welcome. Dropping in without an RSVP is fine, and a higher RSVP count can lead to a larger group and more diverse options. Food is allowed if you clean up afterward, and the library requests that no trays or boxes of communal food be left out. The group will be in the Conference Room.

Presented by Bartels Busack Pet Hospital in partnership with Parma Kiwanis and the Parma Animal Shelter, this afternoon gathering blends community fun with a purpose, raising funds and awareness for the Parma Animal Shelter and the Kiwanis Scholarship Fund. Activities include carnival style games for kids, a friendly dog show, and a pet blessing. Food and treats will be available from SIG Tacos and Honey Hut Ice Cream, with raffle baskets and a variety of vendors adding to the experience. Organizers plan to share more details and updates on the event page as it approaches.

The 2026 Parma K9 Fundraiser takes place at Sloppy Bobs and highlights raffles along with advance ticket sales. Fundraiser shirts are available through the merch site, and anyone wearing a fundraiser shirt at the event will receive five free one dollar raffle tickets. Wearing a sweatshirt earns ten. Donations for raffle baskets are being collected, coordinated through Facebook messages. Updates and prize details will be shared on the event page.

Grunge DNA returns to Slim & Chubby’s Strongsville for one of two appearances. Experience live music at a venue with a large stage, ample seating, a full bar, and a food menu. There is no admission charge, and the event is open to everyone.

Now in its second year, this KWF Cleveland 5k fun run and 1 mile walk takes place at the Metroparks Bonnie Park Picnic Area. The day features a presentation of a KWF gift to a woman living with breast cancer, a dedicated area for KWF gift recipients and breast cancer survivors, and a post-race celebration with a DJ, food trucks, activities for kids, and more. The event supports efforts to put moments of fun on the calendars of women and families living with breast cancer in Northeast Ohio.

The 2026 Cleveland Walk for Apraxia is a free community event at Strongsville Town Center Park that brings together families, friends, and professionals to celebrate Apraxia Stars and raise awareness of childhood apraxia of speech. Funds raised support Apraxia Kids programs that educate families and professionals, foster community engagement, and invest in advocacy and research. Registration is free, and participants can work toward individual fundraising incentives. Registered walkers who raise $50 receive this year’s official event t-shirt. Every Apraxia Star is recognized for hard work and receives a free t-shirt, medal, and certificate. Organizers aim to create a safe, fun, and memorable experience for teams of supporters, and additional details will be shared as the event approaches. This walk is the largest awareness event of its kind in the nation, offering a welcoming space where families feel understood and supported.

Set at North Park Lodge with views of the Beverly Nature Preserve, this restorative self-care session combines gentle Reiki with a resonant sound bath to encourage relaxation and balance. Participants receive Reiki while immersed in the tones of crystal bowls, drums, and chimes. Zero gravity chairs, blankets, and eye covers are provided for comfort, and you may bring a blanket, an eye cover, a pillow, and water. Space is limited, so advance registration is required. Online registration includes a $3 processing fee, and in-person sign up is available at the Seven Hills Recreation Center front desk.

ACE MOLAR performs live in the courtyard as part of the Encore Summer Concert Series. Enjoy upbeat tunes and a friendly atmosphere. Admission is $5. A cash bar will be available, and a food truck will be on site.

Get a head start on Halloween and fall decorating by creating a living moss terrarium with a spooky graveyard twist. Guided by artist Cory at McArthur's Brew House, this beginner friendly workshop covers terrarium basics while you build a miniature landscape inside a glass globe. Customize your scene with provided materials like living mosses, soil, sand, rocks, and tiny accents such as skulls, spiders, and tombstones. Add painted details like bats or spider webs with acrylics for a final flourish. Admission includes all supplies, instruction, and your first drink from the brewery. Food will be available for purchase during and after the workshop. Advance reservations are requested through the ticket link on the event page, with ticketing handled via Eventbrite.

Mike & Priscilla Trio with special guest John Gardina present their final patio performance of the summer at Tony K's Bar & Grille. Acoustic music fills the patio, and attendees can enjoy a meal during the performance.

This monthly ride at Coe Lake Park concludes with drinks and dinner.

Enjoy rolling dice and playing Bolt Action or Konflikt 47.

Parma’s Finest brings a nostalgic party vibe to Front St Social with an upbeat set of rock and pop covers spanning the 80s to the 2000s. Familiar hits from artists such as Blink-182, Green Day, Foo Fighters, and Weezer shape the playlist, creating plenty of singalong moments. Expect live music, good vibes, and a lively social scene with drinks available.

Third Monkey brings a live rock performance to the patio at Tony K's Bar & Grille.

Grindstone Tap House hosts an electric show with Bosco Jigs, a Grateful Dead tribute act devoted to the sound and spirit of classic Dead concerts. The band crafts new setlists for every appearance, sometimes tipping the hat to brief passages and other times recreating complete shows, so no two performances are the same. Expect free-flowing improvisation threaded through rock, blues, jazz, folk, country, bluegrass, gospel, reggae, and world music. Their songbook spans every era of the Dead and reaches into related projects including Jerry Garcia Band, Legion of Mary, Bobby And The Midnites, and Ratdog. Greg Martin performs on drums.

Enjoy an evening of original, hard-hitting rock at Manzo’s with Megaton Communion.

At Wallace Lake in Berea, Ohio, the 2026 Promise Run features 5k, 10k, and 1-mile run or walk options that benefit the individuals served by OhioGuidestone. Presented by Blue Technologies, with support from Empowerment Sponsors APEC Engineering and CFNA, it offers a community-minded experience for families and friends. Registered participants receive a run bag that includes a Promise Run t-shirt, plus a complimentary smoothie after finishing. After the races, there will be an awards presentation, family-friendly activities, and concessions available at the new Wallace Lake Grille. Groups and families are welcome, strollers and leashed pets can participate, and solo runners are encouraged too.

Enjoy a round of golf in support of a good cause. Entry is $125 per person and covers a golf cart, German lunch and dinner, and keg beer while supplies last. A dinner-only option is available for $40 and includes a German dinner with three drink tickets. Hole sponsorships are offered at $100. Play begins with a shotgun start following registration. On-course contests include closest to the pin and longest drive. Players can add optional mulligans for $10 per person and enter a skins game at $80 per team. The event also includes a cash raffle, and a special hole-in-one prize awards a weeklong stay in Daytona Beach to the first player who scores an ace. Proceeds benefit the Kulturgruppe at the Donauschwaben’s German-American Cultural Center, a 501(c)3 charitable organization.

Fragginstein 2026 gathers reef aquarists for the annual coral frag swap hosted by Northern Ohio Reef Enthusiasts. Hobbyists and vendors from across Ohio and nearby states come together for a day centered on coral, reef tanks, and community. The event takes place inside the Home & Hobby Building at the Cuyahoga County Fairgrounds. Expect coral vendors and hobbyists offering frags, with raffle prizes announced throughout the day. Vendor and hobbyist booth applications are open.

Take part in a five strike knockout competition limited to games from before 1990. A one dollar IFPA fee applies, and there is an optional five dollar prize pool.

Enjoy a day in the country surrounded by nature. Put on your hiking shoes and take a horse drawn hayride through the woods. After the ride, stop by the gift shop to pick out a pumpkin or two.

Queens Blvd brings an energetic rock showcase to Town Center Park, wrapping up the Summer Concert Series with a set packed with favorites from the 70s, 80s, 90s, 00s, and 10s. This free community concert offers live music in a family-friendly outdoor setting, plus food trucks and alcohol sales. Attendees are welcome to bring lawn chairs, enjoy time with friends, and sing along under the fall evening sky.

The AirChiefs make a stop at Grindstone Tap House and share their gratitude for the opportunity to be there.

This event brings together a pig roast, a reverse raffle, and Island Troy.

Matt Potting makes his debut at Via Romo in the Grotto with his full band, delivering country favorites with a country rock edge. A lively, dance-friendly night is on tap.

Boaterhead performs in the courtyard at Encore Event Center as part of the Sunday Summer Courtyard Concert Series. A food truck and drinks will be available, and there is a $5 cover.

East Wind brings faithful 70s and 80s classic rock to Grindstone Tap House in Berea. Expect the timeless sound of that era delivered with a focus on authenticity.

Meet at the upper parking lot of the Royalview Picnic area for a weekly group ride that welcomes cyclists of every ability level. The ride uses a no-drop approach so no one is left behind, and it offers a friendly way to pedal with friends, connect with new people, or explore a different trail. Riders can split into smaller groups based on skill and preferred pace.

Kick off early fall at Berea-Midpark High School with a tailgate that brings together local food trucks, school spirit, and support for The Education Foundation. Pick up favorites from Cleveland Cookie Dough, Manna, PastaVito, Steaks and Hoagies, Sugar Spin Cotton Candy, The Bus Stop, and The Real Chefs' Food Truck. The Berea-Midpark High School marching band and cheerleaders will perform, and two bounce houses donated by Cleveland Party Rentals add extra fun. Make it a full evening by heading to the Homecoming football game. Feeling lucky? Enter the raffle for a stay in a Desert Room at Kalahari Resort and Waterpark in Sandusky, OH, which sleeps four, plus four waterpark admission passes. Raffle tickets are $5 each or five for $20. For every purchase, The Education Foundation will assign ticket numbers to the buyer’s name. The winner will be contacted by email or text after the tailgate and does not need to be present.

Hosted by Uniquely Ashley Designs at Market 42, this pop-up market features vendors offering homemade goods alongside the permanent retail shops and available food options. Prospective vendors are invited to apply.

An automotive show supporting breast cancer research and awareness features in-person registration only, so be mindful of scammers. All makes, models, and clubs are welcome. A $20 donation per entry includes a goodie bag and an exclusive F4S Breast Cancer Shield. Spectators are free and are asked to park across the street to support the host location. Families are welcome, and children should be kept at a safe distance from the vehicles. A Flat 4 Society merchandise tent is planned, with every dollar of profit benefiting breast cancer research and awareness, and there may be a food truck on site. For safety and respect, no takeovers, burnouts, or excessive revving are allowed. Security will be present and anyone who disregards the rules will be asked to leave. The day includes a show followed by a cruise lineup.

Enjoy an evening of live country music and plenty of dancing with Mike Starcher and Cuyahoga Slim. Snacks and drink tickets will be available in the Main Hall. Admission is a $10 donation per person. Bring your boots for a lively, toe-tapping night.

An appearance by The Zoomies at Manzo's Sports & Spirits marks a return to Brunswick.

Admission is free for the eleventh annual fall psychic fair and mini expo at Yorktown Lanes, showcasing readers from Northeast Ohio, holistic wellness offerings, and handmade creations from local artisans and businesses. Reading tickets are sold in person only on a first come, first served basis, and each reading costs $30 cash. The fair is owned by Melinda Carver. Reader and vendor spaces are available exclusively through her, and there are no refunds if anyone is scammed by others. Tickets are not sold online. Confirmed readers include Melinda Carver, Terra, Sonya Horstman, Rev. Timothy Brainard, Theresa Manjas, Cathy Sparrow, Danielle Dixon, Clara Weiss, Donna Bell, AJ Werle, Yvonne Negrelli, Mike Brooks, Rev. Vicki Jones, Laura Lyn, Carol Gallardo, and Victoria Kempton, offering approaches such as psychic mediumship, tarot, palm and tea leaf readings, astrology, angel insights, crystals, runes, and oracle cards. Vendors scheduled to attend include Bear Soul Studio with crystals and stones; HeARTsongz Studio with art prints, bags, cards, and decor; Raffaela’s Candles with hand poured candles, herbs, and tarot themed items; Wendie’s Whims with handcrafted potpourri featuring flowers, fruits, and herbs; The Cottage Coven with handcrafted soaps, lotions, and oils; Hera’s Witch Market with jewelry, decorative brooms, and home decor; Wild Light Ancestors with hand wrapped jewelry; Gypsy Windows by Pamela with handcrafted beaded windows; Resurge Tees with spiritual and holiday T shirts made to order; Alisha’s Cocina with empanadas, rice, and chocolates; Forever Phoenix with Reiki sessions and wellness products; and The Quiet Between/Harmonic Energy with smudge brooms, suncatchers, keychains, and more. The venue offers free parking, is handicap accessible, and has a restaurant and bar. There are no refunds once a reading is completed. Readings are for entertainment purposes, and participants are subject to change.

Gorillaz takes the stage at Rocket Arena in Cleveland, Ohio.

Tastes evolve, yet candy remains a constant favorite. This two-hour presentation explores the top-selling sweets decade by decade, beginning in the early 1900s and continuing through the 1970s. Participants will revisit nostalgic treats, trace the origins of brands that remain popular today, and uncover the stories behind many beloved American confections. Along the way, it connects personal memories of childhood candy to a broader history of how preferences shifted across the twentieth century.

Explore how a single thread of wisdom connects diverse spiritual paths in a presentation with Noy Chounramany. The talk follows this current through the mystery schools of antiquity, Pythagorean and Neoplatonic philosophy, Western esoteric traditions, Eastern religions, and modern Theosophy, a stream often described as Prisca Theologia or the Perennial Philosophy. Part of Theosophy Vibes, this program also offers a look inside the Theosophical Society and its foundational teachings, noting its role in introducing esotericism, occult study, and Eastern religious ideas to Western culture since 1875. Noy Chounramany, a Theosophist, Co-Freemason, and Rosicrucian, is an author and lecturer whose work spans Theosophy, Freemasonry, comparative religion, spirituality, and esotericism. This public talk takes place at the Theosophical Society of Cleveland, Besant Lodge. Admission is free, and optional donations are appreciated.

An annual clambake fundraiser supports the Christmas Basket Program with music by DJ Liz and a full menu built for a crowd. Dinner options include a clambake paired with chicken for $40 or with steak for $50, as well as plates of just chicken for $28 or just steak for $38. Extra clams are available for $13 when purchased with a dinner. Each meal features the selected entree plus corn on the cob, sweet potato, coleslaw, a dinner roll with butter, clam chowder and broth, and desserts. Expect 50/50 drawings and baskets throughout the event. Only 175 tickets will be sold, available behind the bar. A ticket is required for entry and to receive a meal. Dessert and basket donations are welcome, and proceeds support the Christmas Basket Program.

A fundraising gala dinner in Cleveland supports Shaukat Khanum Memorial Cancer Hospital and Research Centre in Karachi. The evening features a special appearance by Shoaib Akhtar and takes place at La Villa Conference and Banquet Center, The Pearl Ballroom. Imran Khan Cancer Appeal, Inc. is recognized as a 501(c)(3) nonprofit by the IRS, and contributions may be tax deductible to the extent allowed by law, EIN 13-3626299.

Enjoy Island Troy at The Blue Monkey alongside a wide selection of beers.

At North Park Lodge overlooking the Beverly Nature Preserve, this restorative self-care session blends Reiki with a resonant sound bath to support relaxation and balance. Gentle Reiki techniques are offered while participants rest in the soothing tones of crystal bowls, drums, and chimes. Zero gravity chairs, blankets, and eye covers are provided. Guests are welcome to bring a blanket, eye cover, or a pillow for added comfort, along with water and an open heart. Space is limited, and registration is required. Registration is available via the ticket link or QR code with a $3 online processing fee, or at the Seven Hills Recreation Center front desk.

Art Therapy Studio presents the fifth heART of Gold, an evening at Michael Angelo’s Winery honoring the life and legacy of Chris Treu, remembered for bringing people together. Guests can expect substantial hors d’oeuvres, fine wines, and a variety of raffle baskets in a welcoming, elegant atmosphere. Proceeds support the Christine M. Treu Memorial Fund, which provides vital art therapy sessions for low-income client-artists and fosters well-being through the creative process. Parking is free, business casual attire is suggested, and tickets must be secured in advance since there are no sales at the door.

Enjoy a friendly competition in a four strike knockout format. Strikes are assigned by finishing order based on group size, with the bottom two receiving strikes in four player groups, the bottom finisher receiving a strike in three player groups, and the lower finisher receiving a strike in two player groups. The IFPA fee is $1, and there is an optional $5 prize pool.

The Secret at Center, a new speakeasy in Brunswick, surrounds visitors with low lighting and tucked-away seating that encourages you to relax and ease into its distinctive vibe. Featuring Island Troy in an intimate setting tailored for unwinding.

Blame Willie is back in Brunswick at Manzo's Sports & Spirits, returning after a visit that was so much fun it had to happen again.

Cars & Candy offers a fun mix of treats, costumes, and creativity for families. No registration is needed, and all makes and models are welcome. Kids can arrive in their favorite costumes while participants decorate their trunks and pass out candy. Candy bags will be provided to keep distribution safe, and buckets should not be placed near vehicles. A detailed map will be shared closer to the event to show where to park and where to collect candy. Safety comes first, so burnouts, donuts, and excessive revving are not allowed, and drivers should keep speeds very slow since children will be moving throughout the lot. Children should take care when reaching into trunks for treats to help maintain a friendly and respectful atmosphere for everyone.

GYPSY brings a two-part show to Slim & Chubby's Strongsville. It starts with a salute to Stevie Nicks and her collaborators, then moves into a rock and dance segment that spans music from the 70s to today.

Enjoy rock and roll paired with tasty drinks.

Realm of Avalon, BMCS presents a boffer fighting day in Northeast Ohio that follows the Belegarth ruleset. The Troll station and check-in start the day, followed by open combat, then scenario-driven battles, and a conclusion with heralded fighting. Admission is $5 for those taking the field. Spectators may attend for free, and donations help provide water and support the continuation of these gatherings.

Wild Eagle Jeep Nite brings the Go Topless for Breast Cancer theme to Wild Eagle Steak & Saloon in Broadview Heights. This Jeep meetup features food and drink specials, live music from DJ Denvr, raffle giveaways, an RC crawler course, and a flex ramp photo opportunity. Each month introduces a new theme with fresh activations. Admission is free, with no cover or tickets required.

A monthly group ride that wraps up with a casual stop for drinks or dinner. It offers a friendly pedal with others, followed by time to relax and chat over a beverage or a meal.

Dawn To Dusk Trio returns to the Brookpark American Legion for another performance that is open to the public. Attendees are welcome to invite friends, and song requests will be accepted.

This is a 5-strike knockout competition limited to pre-1990 games. There is a $1 IFPA fee and an optional $5 prize pool.

Never Forget Nolan James marks its sixth annual fundraiser at Diamond Event Center. Organizers express gratitude for the support that has made this milestone possible and encourage spreading the word to family and friends.

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Matt Potting is back at Solid Gold Lounge for a lively night of music. Expect country and southern rock favorites alongside some of his original songs.

Grunge DNA returns to Manzo's Sports & Spirits in Brunswick for a full evening of 90s rock, performed across three sets, each an hour long. This Medina County appearance comes with appreciation from the band and the venue for the ongoing support.

Smooth yacht rock sails back into Wild Eagle Steak & Saloon as Böaterhead returns to Broadview Hts. This performance is their final visit here in 2026, with mellow grooves flowing once again.

The crossover tour that unites Disney's Descendants and Zombies comes to Rocket Arena in Cleveland, Ohio, bringing both worlds together in a single event.

The 1st Annual Fun Walk and Pickleball Tournament at The Strongsville Towne Center Park features live music, vendors, raffle baskets, and food trucks, with a goodie bag for every registrant. Proceeds will support local families affected by breast cancer by providing comfort, support, meals, and financial assistance. The event highlights Our Pink Wish Foundation, a nonprofit founded by two Strongsville breast cancer survivors and dedicated to helping families in the community. Ticket options include event, sponsor, and vendor entries, and donations are also welcomed.

Grindstone Tap House features classic rock from the 1970s and 1980s, presented with a true-to-the-era sound.

This annual Jeep-themed Halloween costume party brings Jeep enthusiasts together for a relaxed meetup. Costumes are encouraged, and Jeeps can be decorated to match the spooky spirit. It takes place at Rookies Sports Bar & Grill, where the atmosphere is lively and there are food and drink specials.

Acoustic rock and roll singer-songwriter Bryan Bielanski brings a blend of classic rock and folk influences to Front St Social, shaped by years of nonstop touring. His upbeat, hook-filled songs have connected with audiences across the United States and around the world, with shows in places such as Alabama, California, New York, Texas, and Wyoming, and in countries including Austria, Belgium, Canada, China, Costa Rica, France, Germany, Greece, Italy, Mexico, the Netherlands, Portugal, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Thailand, and the United Kingdom. Known for a sound that feels instantly familiar yet refreshingly his own, he continues to travel widely and share lively acoustic performances. Concert-goers and music critics worldwide say he lives up to his album title, Bryan's Super Happy Fun Time.

At The Local, yacht rock gets a spooky makeover with dancing, tongue in cheek frights, and opportunities to earn gift card credit for listening along and for standout costumes. Even the easy listening you might hear in a dentist's waiting room takes on a scary twist. Dress to move and lean into the fun with playful touches like vampire fangs, a wrestling singlet, or even a shake weight. Table reservations are suggested.

4Locos kicks off the night at The Local Strongsville, opening for Sons of Crue. Expect a high energy concert filled with excitement and a chance to cut loose.

Organized by Uniquely Ashley Designs, this pop-up market at Market 42 features temporary vendors offering handmade items alongside the venue’s permanent retailers and food options. It brings together unique finds from makers with the market’s regular shops and dining choices. Vendor opportunities are available for those interested in participating.

Eastland Inn, a popular local spot, hosts Island Troy.

Flyers Bar & Grill teams up once again with The Okayest Band in the World for a night that pairs homemade food with live music. This collaboration brings a fun party vibe as the venue and band share the spotlight.

Third Monkey brings a high-energy night to Solid Gold Lounge in Brook Park, filling the room with a lively scene and plenty of excitement from start to finish.

The Erie Cats make their return, greeted with a warm welcome.

A four round Swiss-style chess tournament takes place at SouthPark Mall with sections for both USCF players and those not rated by USCF. Sections include Open, U1600, U1000, and Unrated. Registration is located inside Sandbox Game Lounge. The entry fee is $25, and the prize fund is $800 based on 50 entries. Each section awards $100 for first place and $100 for second place, and third place receives a full day game pass for Sandbox Game Lounge for the winner and a friend. All ages are welcome, from kids to adults. Please bring your own boards and clocks. A raffle drawing offers chances to win chess sets, with tickets available for $1 and one free ticket provided to each player. Sponsored by Sandbox Game Lounge and Book Brothers.

Purse Bingo takes place at American Legion Post 703 to benefit CLE Dog Rescue Crew. Players will have the chance to win designer handbags from brands like Michael Kors, Kate Spade, and Coach. Lunch will be served, a cash bar will be available, and raffles will accompany bingo throughout the event.

Twisted Toyze Band performs live at a Hells Angels benefit taking place at Parma Tap House. A live set from the band highlights this benefit event at the venue.

An electric performance from Bosco Jigs, a Grateful Dead tribute band, brings the feel of a classic Dead concert to Grindstone Tap House with setlists crafted by the group. Their song choices span every era of the Dead and sometimes recreate entire shows, while also reaching into catalogs from Jerry Garcia Band, Legion of Mary, Bobby And The Midnites, and RatDog. No setlist is repeated, and each performance unfolds differently through improvisation. The music blends rock, blues, jazz, folk, country, bluegrass, gospel, reggae, and world music to honor the spirit of the original experience.

Bad JuJu appears at Slim & Chubby's for an evening event.

The Foo Fathers are back at Manzo’s for a return appearance. This event marks their welcome return to a familiar spot that has hosted them before.

Mediocre on a Good Day wraps up 2026 with a final live set at Bar 30. The band takes a break from Thanksgiving to New Year's to celebrate the holidays and prepare new songs for next year, so this is the last chance to catch a performance for a while. Expect a high-energy sendoff as they go all out to close the year.

Realm of Avalon, BMCS hosts a Sunday boffer sport skirmish in Northeast Ohio that follows the Belegarth ruleset. Entry is $5 for combatants. Spectators are welcome at no charge, and donations are appreciated to help provide water and keep these events running. The day starts with check-in at Troll, then moves into open fighting, followed by scenario battles, and wraps up with heralded fighting.

Set at North Park Lodge overlooking the Beverly Nature Preserve, this immersive self-care session combines Reiki with a restorative sound bath to encourage deep relaxation and balance. Gentle Reiki techniques are offered while participants rest to the layered tones of crystal bowls, drums, and chimes. For comfort, zero gravity chairs, blankets, and eye covers are provided, and attendees may bring a blanket, eye cover, a pillow for extra support, water, and an open heart. Capacity is limited, so registration is required. Online registration includes a $3 processing fee, and in-person signups are available at the Seven Hills Recreation Center front desk.

The AirChiefs are set to arrive at Grindstone Tap House for an appearance. They share their appreciation for the opportunity to be there.

At Wild Eagle Steak & Saloon in Broadview Heights, the First Responders Appreciation edition of Wild Eagle Jeep Nite is a Jeep gathering featuring food and drink specials, live music, raffle prizes, an RC crawler course, and a flex ramp photo opportunity. Each installment brings a new theme, and this one includes music by DJ Denvr. Admission is free, with no cover or tickets required.

Take part in a four strike knockout competition with clear, simple scoring. Players are placed in groups each round. In a four player group, the two lowest finishers receive strikes. In a three player group, the last place player receives a strike. In a two player matchup, the lower finisher receives a strike. A $1 IFPA fee applies, and there is an optional $5 prize pool for those who wish to participate.

Settle into The Secret at Center, a new speakeasy in Brunswick where soft lighting and intimate corners create a calm, welcoming mood. Island Troy is featured for the evening, complementing the cozy atmosphere.

Marking its 50th year, this Cleveland Road Runners Club tradition expands into a two day format, with a 5K on day one and a half marathon plus relay on day two. Participants can tackle the Foxy Challenge by completing both races. The setting is Bonnie Park in the Cleveland Metroparks, and the courses start and finish at the picnic area while tracing much of the Valley Parkway. Both the 5K and half marathon hold official USA Track & Field certification and feature minimal elevation, making them suited for fast times. Capacity is set at 1000 entrants per day. The schedule includes packet pickup at Bonnie Park, a Kids Dash, an early start option for the half marathon, and awards after the races.

FGH performs at Olesia’s Taverne of Richfield, a fine dining restaurant in the Village of Richfield’s historic district that features a carefully restored grand ballroom and a Prohibition era inspired speakeasy. The show is usually held in the downstairs speakeasy, although it may move to the outdoor patio if weather allows. The venue welcomes both reservations and walk ins.

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

Parma Tap House hosts the return of WORLD ZEN'D for a powerhouse rock night. Billed as the area's biggest rock event, this favorite Northeast Ohio band delivers beloved hits with precision and high-voltage energy. Expect faithful, electrifying renditions and a 90s throwback vibe that invites dancing and sing-alongs. There is no cover.

Regal Beagle Ultra offers 50k, 25k, and 5 mile options on a repeating loop that showcases the 404 acre Bath Nature Preserve and the 41 acre Bath Community Park. The course begins in Bath Nature Preserve and follows a roughly five mile circuit through wetlands, woodlands, and rolling hills. Surfaces include paved and gravel roads along with dirt and grass trails. The 50k covers six laps, the 25k completes three, and each loop features two aid stations.