Events in Norwalk, OH

Naturalist Katie, the Curious Naturalist, leads a gentle guided stroll at Castalia Quarry MetroPark, inviting participants to notice fresh details in the natural world with each step. The program welcomes all ages. No registration is needed, and walk up participation is welcome.

This yoga session offers a warm indoor practice led by Jamie Fitzgerald at the new YOUnique Wellness Center in Bellevue. New participants are encouraged, building on the strong turnout at the previous class. While at the center, attendees can connect with John and David to learn about the range of wellness offerings available.

Quinn Hoffman performs at The Chart Room in Vermilion with a mix of country and classic rock, delivered with a resonant voice and a relaxed acoustic style. This appearance is part of an ongoing schedule, with shows planned one or two times each month for the remainder of the year. Attendees can expect live music in a lakeside setting.

Two days of music, art and camping unfold at Indian Trail Campground for the 13th annual Jubileego, presented with a playful medieval theme under the banner of The Battle of Castle Moon-Tower. This gathering welcomes families and pets, bringing together local music, art and food in an outdoor setting centered on performances, community and lasting memories. The festivities also honor Great Grandpa Beebe's 113th birthday in medieval style. Live sets come from DOC FUBBS & FRIENDS, GREAT GRANDPA BEEBE, THE MIDNIGHT BROTHERS, FLOURISH, GIRL COLOGNE, ACOUSTIC SCOTTY, THE BAKER'S BASEMENT, BELLA BURDELLA, LEA MARRA, BOTTOMHAT, KASSIE FINNERAN, CHUN FREQUENCY, SCIMITAR, BREATHE IN STEREO, MENTALLY DISTRAKTED, JUSTIN DAMMIT, R. FERRARI and ELTON JOHN (1987), with food on site from SNOOTIE'S BBQ and THE RED SHAMROCK.

Enjoy Friday night karaoke at Quaker Steak & Lube in Vermilion with JDJ Mobile Entertainment, featuring fun, food, and plenty of singing.

Pages & Pours, the Sandusky Book Bar book club, hosts a group discussion of The Push by Ashley Audrain, the selection for September. Readers come together to share thoughts and reactions to the novel in a book-focused conversation.

Black Vulture Ramen brings a pop-up to Mulberry Creek. Menu details will be announced soon.

Paper Moon Vineyards hosts Summer of 65 for a special event.

This gig at Wakeman Elevator Craft Beer & Wine Barn pairs food and beverages with music and dancing. It is all about eating, drinking, songs, and dancing.

Rumours Ohio, billed as Ohio’s number one Fleetwood Mac tribute, returns to Barrel House Saloon in Sandusky. The show centers on Fleetwood Mac’s greatest hits and also includes top ten songs from Stevie Nicks, Lindsey Buckingham, and Christine McVie for a full evening of classic tracks.

Bad JuJu is set to appear at Berlin Heights Holiday Park.

The schedule begins with check-in, followed by a ceremony before participants set off on the walk. Registration is available for those who plan to take part.

Shannon Martin-Paul of Rumours Ohio reunites with Bill Stadler of Nomad Soul for an acoustic set at Quaker Steak and Lube. They cover a wide range of favorites from the early 1970s through the 2000s, drawing on artists such as Stevie Nicks, Natalie Merchant, Linda Ronstadt, Carly Simon, the Eagles, the Beatles, Tom Petty, No Doubt, the Vindys, Neil Young, America, the Hollies, Creedence Clearwater Revival, and more. The performance offers acoustic renditions of recognizable songs across multiple decades.

Country Honk Live takes the stage for a high-energy night of live music.

This family friendly event features Peddle Puli, food trucks, crafts, a bounce house, a kids sale, and more. Only two vendor spots remain, available on a first come, first served basis.

This year-end AKC title roundup features opportunities in AKC fetch, AKC temperament testing, AKC farm dog certification, AKC CGC, and trick dog titles. Premiums and a registration link will be available soon.

Experience personal readings with Mckenzie Sholl, a psychic intuitive, reiki master, and medium who works with oracle cards to share meaningful messages. She studied with Travis Sanders and has provided private sessions for five years at shops and expos, focusing on compassionate delivery and clear guidance. Sessions are available for 30 or 60 minutes at $40 or $70. Book through the shop, and walk-ins are also accommodated.

Lance and Shannon from Rumours Ohio perform an acoustic set at Patina Porch in Sandusky. The set spans songs from the early 60s through the 90s, includes requests, and features plenty of Fleetwood Mac.

Enjoy classic Motown grooves and 1960s rock at the Sandusky Orioles Club. Expect soulful vocals, catchy hooks, and timeless tunes that keep the energy high throughout.

Pick up $10 T-shirts and $20 hoodies for all ages during Vermilion's Woollybear Festival, a fall celebration for families. The clearance sale takes place outside Main Street Threads and is available in person only.

Downtown Vermilion comes alive as the 54th annual Woollybear Festival fills the streets with a full day of family fun inspired by the famous fuzzy caterpillar. Presented by the Vermilion Chamber of Commerce and FOX 8, this one day celebration honors the legacy of Dick Goddard, the FOX 8 meteorologist and animal advocate who founded the tradition. Festival-goers can look forward to the Wonderful Wacky Woollybear Parade, the fast paced Woollybear 500 caterpillar race, an animal look alike costume contest, and a kids costume contest that culminates in the crowning of a Woollybear King and Queen. Live entertainment runs throughout the day. FOX 8 personalities and special guests make appearances, and the station shares its official winter outlook. Food vendors, local merchants, and craft sellers add to the festive scene as crowds gather along the streets. This long running tradition brings people together with smiles, community pride, and memories for all ages, drawing visitors from across the region to Vermilion near the Lake Erie shoreline.

Explore Signs of Fall with a Discovery Learning Lab at the Old Woman Creek Visitor Center. In a casual, come-and-go format, this session features themed displays, fun facts, hands-on activities, and simple crafts that highlight seasonal changes in the area. The Discovery Learning Labs series takes place on the first Sunday of each month, with a new topic featured each time. No registration required.

A community blood drive is planned at the Attica Fairgrounds in Attica, Ohio. The Attica Lions Club and the Attica Independent Fair Board are sponsoring the event.

Enjoy an evening of bingo paired with practical health education. The schedule features an early bird round with two games followed by ten main games, with brief presentations between rounds that share simple ways to lower disease risk. Admission includes dinner, a dauber, entry to all games, a door prize ticket, and a nonalcoholic beverage. Look for a 50/50 raffle, basket raffles, two purse pulls, and pull tabs. Prizes include designer handbags from Coach, Michael Kors, Kate Spade, and others. Proceeds support WHY ME in providing clear, trustworthy information on cancer prevention and natural wellness for women and families. Each ticket helps empower healthier choices with every game and every conversation.

Live rock fills the patio at The Old Prague Restaurant and Bar as Geri Ciacchi of Ball & Chain performs with Evan Standen. The outdoor setting pairs the music with food from the restaurant for a relaxed night on the patio.

A band makes its debut at Lake Erie Lanes with a performance, marking a first appearance at the venue.

Full Cord appears at Riverdog Retreat of Oberlin, Ohio. The focus is on attentive listening, so expect a quiet, respectful atmosphere. Guests may bring their own beverages and are welcome to enjoy a charcuterie board at their table.

Set at the Huron County Fairgrounds, Expo Building, the Fall Veteran Empowerment Fair brings together local organizations offering guidance and services focused on wellness, finances, personal growth, housing, and more. Admission is free and open to all. Veterans, along with their families and friends, can connect with community resources and support the well being of those who have served.

Celebrate a family friendly weekend on the homestead with shopping, food, music, and activities for kids that include a bounce house and a petting zoo. The marketplace brings together Golden Hollow Homestead, Riverside Roost Farm, Wild Ro Stitches, Morells Apothecary, Corinne's Cuddles, Sweet Peas Sourdough, Chain Me Up Permanent Jewelry, Kate’s Kreations 75, Rags to Rugs, Bodhi Board, Paint Moore Dreams by Evelyn Moore, Red Barn Maple Syrup, Wild 5 Designs, Mama's Macramé, Geary’s Heritage Harvest, Independence Farms Herefords, Finding Family Farm, Cookies by Lori, Everyday Moments, The Kove Collective, Opaliski Jr Farms, RaeAnn Custom Woodworking, Crafty Shenanigans Home and Garden Decor, Merrill Farms, Wheelymom Creations, Prater Family Kitchen, Wild Child Acres, The 1031 Revival, Luke & Co., White Pine Candle Company, Harper22, New Dawn Farm, Artisan Meadows, The Angel and The Albatross Alpaca Farm, Wild Remains, LLC, Sweet Swirl-Society, Berner Bakery, Effie Elizabeth Handmade, Party of Four, and Mary Jacob’s Photography. Food and drink options include Cowgirl Coffee Co., Moto Pizza, Hutchs Notorious P.I.G BBQ, Buzzy's Sweet Treats, Fizz & Twist, and Lemonade Oasis. The bounce house is sponsored by D&T Inflatables, bags are provided by Lewis Farms Ohio LLC, and the petting zoo is supported by Rohr’s Family Farm. The vendor lineup may expand as additional participants are confirmed. To avoid scams, the only official contacts for this market are Lewis Farmstead/Bee Blessed Homestead and Mekaylah Lewis.

Live music will be performed.

A full band brings live country music to the Indian Trail Campground patio, turning up the volume for a lively night with friends.

The 8th Annual Josh Hess Memorial 5k is a community 5k at New London Recreation Park in memory of Josh Hess. This annual gathering brings people together for a shared moment of remembrance centered around a 5k event.

At The Club Restaurant, Shannon Martin-Paul of Rumours Ohio and Bill Stadler, formerly of Dead Ahead Ohio, perform together as Nomad Soul Acoustic Duo. The set highlights familiar songs from the early 1970s through the 2000s, including Stevie Nicks favorites and acoustic interpretations of Grateful Dead music, along with additional selections.

The third Oddities craft and vendor show offers a spooky and weird experience with many vendors to shop from. Vendor applications are available for those interested in participating.

Eclipse Paranormal presents a spine-tinged investigation in Sandusky, set for the night before the Firelands Paracon and the Sandusky Witches Walk. Attendees will explore two historic sites, including a newly opened, confidential location that has never before welcomed paranormal enthusiasts, with a second location to be announced. Renowned medium and investigator Patti Negri, seen on Ghost Adventures and Portals to Hell with Jack Osbourne, will lead key parts of the experience. The evening begins with a séance led by Patti, then continues with guided exploration at the sites, along with the option to investigate independently. Participants must be at least 12 years old, with a parent or legal guardian if under 18. This investigation is a separate experience and does not include admission to the Firelands Paracon, workshops, galleries, other investigations, or Morning Mimosasa.

Quinn Hoffman returns to the stage at Harbor House Bar & Grill with a performance that blends country and classic rock, driven by a deep, soulful voice and the energy of a born performer. The event features live music alongside dinner and drinks. At just 18, he has been making waves across Ohio and continues to emerge as a rising young artist.

At The Emporium at West Market Street, the creators behind The Blair Witch Project take the spotlight as co-creator and director Daniel Myrick appears alongside historical fabricator Julia Myrick. The evening features a screening of The Blair Witch Project, a question and answer session with the guests, and opportunities for photos. An online silent auction will be available with a chance to win a private brunch for three at the Sandusky Yacht Club. Tickets are offered as General Admission at $85, which includes the movie and a director Q&A, or as Director's Circle at $135 with front row seating, early entry, priority check-in, and access to an exclusive Q&A. The Director's Circle is limited to 30 seats. Sandusky Witches Walk VIP holders receive $10 off with code SWWVIP10. Optional add-ons include an autograph for one item at $50, a photo opportunity at $60, or an autograph and photo bundle at $100.

Firelands Paracon anchors a weekend of paranormal experiences in Sandusky and beyond. Festivities span multiple days, beginning with an evening hosted by Eclipse Paranormal that brings VIP speakers to three local locations for a ghost-focused experience. The main daytime program offers opportunities to meet the presenters, take part in workshops, and attend galleries. The celebration also connects with the Sandusky Witches Walk, where Patti assists with the opening ceremony. An overnight investigation then heads to Mortuary Manor in Toledo, a 60,000 square foot former funeral home. Participants may investigate alongside Patti Negri or Vince Kelien, or explore on their own. A seance with Patti is included with tickets. The weekend concludes with Morning Mimosas with Patti Negri and friends at Berardi’s Restaurant in Sandusky. Featured presenters include Patti Negri of Ghost Adventures and Portals to Hell, Ron Murphy of True Terror with Robert Englund, Vince Kelien of Beacon TV, psychic medium and author Christopher J. Brown, psychic medium and past life regression specialist Maureen Grudzinski, Candi Mondo, a psychic medium who leads workshops and heads the Spirit Realm Network, and Jim Sayers, an Ohio master herbalist, psychic and folklorist.

At The Emporium at West Market Street, this event features Jim Sayers and centers on protection practices for people who are sensitive or drawn to paranormal work. He draws on deep herbal knowledge, folkways, and personal experience to blend plant-based practices with practical spirituality, offering guidance that is clear and usable. With a light touch alongside deep respect, he turns complex esoteric ideas into safety-minded applications for everyday life. The focus is on staying steady and protected while exploring subtle spiritual spaces, sharing tools that build core resilience and support well-being in daily life and spiritual practice.

Explore the art of black mirror scrying with Candi at The Emporium at West Market Street. With over two decades in paranormal investigation and more than 25 years as a practicing sorceress, she blends classic field techniques with modern tools, including EVP work, spirit boxes, root work, ancestral guidance, and energy practices. Her approach emphasizes empathy and clarity, supporting families, seeking understanding, and giving space to stories that are often unheard. As Chief Operating Officer of the Spirit Realm Network, she coordinates investigative efforts and shares fieldwork with a broad audience, and through her apothecary and metaphysical venture, The ThornVeil Accord, she creates custom herbal remedies, ritual tools, and spiritual services that complement this path. Supplies for the workshop can be purchased from Candi.

October turns Sandusky into a monthlong celebration of magic, creativity, history, and community, culminating in a main gathering that anchors the festivities. Planned experiences include a witches walk and community parade, an opening ceremony with a Guinness World Records dance, a Broadway inspired musical with a witchy twist, and a 90 minute Stevie Nicks White Witch tribute. VIP perks feature costume contests with a finalist showcase on stage and exclusive access to an enchanted market. Across the city, restaurants and bars host potion themed stops, and a passbook stamp raffle offers $5,000 in grand prizes. The lineup also features paranormal activities, museum access, and other community events, along with a living history documentary marking the 15 year anniversary. Local businesses, restaurants, bars, artists, and partners are part of the celebration of Sandusky as Ohio’s Halloween capital, with more announcements on the way. Tickets are available.

Hey Girl brings a varied blend of country, rock, and pop, highlighted by polished vocal harmonies, to the Sandusky Orioles Club.

Morning Mimosas with Patti Negri and Friends brings a cozy breakfast gathering to Berardi’s Restaurant, offering a warm sendoff following the Firelands Paracon. Attendees can connect with four VIP psychic-mediums in an intimate setting, share conversation, and enjoy a relaxed start to the day. Expect casual meet-and-greet time, open dialogue about their experiences and insights, and the chance to discover who you might want to schedule a personalized reading with later. There will not be readings during this event. The focus is meaningful conversation and one-on-one connection. The breakfast menu features options such as homemade sausage gravy with biscuits, a mile-high bacon and spinach quiche with a bran muffin and fresh fruit, a two-egg plate with fresh fruit and toast, biscuit, or bran muffin, a southern-style scrambled egg bowl with fried potatoes and Cheddar Jack cheese topped with sausage gravy, classic thick-cut French toast or buttermilk pancakes paired with bacon or turkey or pork sausage, and steel-cut oatmeal with blueberries or pecans. Beverage choices include orange, apple, cranberry, or tomato juice, coffee or hot tea, and fountain drinks or iced tea. Mimosas and cappuccinos can be purchased separately, they are not part of the breakfast price. Admission to the Firelands Paracon is not included.

The Firelands Symphony Orchestra launches its season with a Broadway-themed concert at the Sawmill Creek Convention Center. Music Director and Conductor Carl Topilow leads the orchestra in a program of well known songs from celebrated shows, featuring vocalist Tricia Tanguy as the guest artist. The full symphony sound brings musical theater highlights to life. Adult tickets are $44 for general admission seating. Student tickets are $5 and are available to youth and college students only. Support for this program is provided by the Randolph J. & Estelle M. Dorn Foundation as principal benefactor, with season sponsors the Sidney Frohman Foundation, the Mylander Foundation, and the Sam S. & Rose Stein Foundation, along with additional support from the Ohio Arts Council.

Huron County Parks and Central State University Extension are partnering to offer a free educational session all about keeping backyard poultry. It is geared toward backyard gardeners, small-scale growers, and anyone looking to produce more of their own food with conservation in mind. The program is free and open to the community. Registration is appreciated, but walk-ins are welcome. Families are invited, and if childcare is an issue, children who can quietly entertain themselves may attend alongside a parent or guardian.

This event features prevention-focused learning, pizza and candy, creative coloring and poster contests with prizes, and access to many helpful resources, all in a lively, fun setting.

Spend an evening at Beulah Beach sampling Haitian-inspired cuisine, hearing updates on the impact being made in Haiti, and taking part in both live and silent auctions. The event supports a generation of Haitian students and educators. Table sponsorships are available.

Live music will be performed during the evening.

Singer songwriter Casey Braun returns to Quarry Hill Winery for what is set to be his final performance at this venue in 2026. With more than 25 years of shows throughout Northeast Ohio, he brings an intimate set built around acoustic piano and vocals. The setlist spans decades of familiar tunes across pop, classic rock, country, and folk, offering plenty of songs many listeners will recognize. Quarry Hill pours a wide range of wines, including reds, whites, fruit varieties, and dessert options, and also offers a food menu that pairs well with a glass or bottle. Casey describes the charcuterie board here as his favorite in Northeast Ohio.

This fantastic duo rocks out familiar favorites for a lively night of music.

Sandusky Library presents a free, family-friendly craft workshop that helps costumed kids, from witches and wizards to pumpkins, ghosts, and goblins, get ready for the Little Witches Walk Parade. Children can make festive Halloween crafts, whimsical accessories, and spooky projects to carry and show off during the parade fun. The library provides a cozy setting for families to spark creativity together and celebrate the spirit of the season. Costumes are welcome, with a focus on hands-on activities, imagination, and community magic as Downtown Sandusky prepares for the Little Witches Walk celebration.

Transpire Mental Health is organizing a community-focused mental health event centered on connection and outreach. The organizers are seeking 5 to 10 local organizations to host informational tables, with a participation fee of $15 per table. It offers space to highlight services, share resources, and engage with community members around mental wellness. For details about tabling or general questions, contact transpirementalhealth@gmail.com or 1-419-827-9105.

Kick off trick or treat season with a free, family friendly celebration in Downtown Sandusky. The day starts at the Sandusky Library with a Halloween craft activity for kids, then the inaugural Little Witches Walk parade departs from the library. The route continues down Columbus Avenue, moves through the farmers market, turns onto Market Street, and wraps up at The Emporium at Market Street. After the parade, a Fun Fest offers activities, treats, music, costumes, and plenty of community spirit. Costumes are encouraged for children, parents, grandparents, and magical characters of every kind for a playful stroll and a cheerful autumn gathering.

This band returns to the stage for another lively show. Expect a full evening of dancing and chances to sing along.

Kids can enjoy an upbeat evening of singing and dancing with a lively band. Families can expect a cheerful atmosphere, lots of music and movement, and a weekend vibe centered on treats.

A Halloween costume party brings a festive vibe to The Old Prague, with attendees encouraged to wear their best costumes. The celebration features food and music for an upbeat evening.

Cheekz Burgers features acoustic renditions of rock songs, presented as cover performances in an unplugged style.

Enjoy a Halloween celebration featuring Rumours Unplugged Trio at the Sandusky Orioles Club. Costumes are encouraged, so bring your most creative look. More details will be shared as they become available.

This gathering takes place at Paper Moon Vineyards, with the expanded porch as the focal point. It emphasizes fun and togetherness in an upbeat, friendly atmosphere.

Enjoy an indoor setting with drinks and food paired with a playlist of 80s hits.

A Halloween-themed sing-along featuring Whiskey Stills and Hash performing a set of spooky favorites. Attendees can belt out familiar, fear-filled tunes alongside the band for a playful celebration of eerie music.

Costumes take center stage with fun and treats provided by TARP. Expect a rad Halloween atmosphere where guests can show off their look.

Huron County Parks and Central State University Extension are offering a free introductory beekeeping class for beginners. It is designed for backyard gardeners, small scale growers, and anyone hoping to produce more of their own food with conservation in mind. There is no cost to attend and the program is open to everyone. Advance registration is appreciated, but walk ins are welcome. Families are welcome, and children who can quietly keep themselves occupied may accompany an adult. For questions, contact Dr. Pamela Weiler at pweiler@centralstate.edu.

The inaugural Vermilion Lantern Parade fills historic downtown with a gentle glow as participants carry handmade LED lanterns from Main Street Beach and back to the Vermilion Lighthouse. This free, family friendly celebration invites people to bring their own lanterns and walk in a radiant procession accompanied by music, creating a warm, seasonal scene through the heart of town. Spectators can take in the parade from Exchange Park, the Fulper Lot lawn, or Friendship Park. For safety, only LED lanterns are allowed, with no open flames, no lantern releases, and no pets within the parade. Lantern workshops and take home kits will be shared soon. The parade is supported by Public Art Vermilion, Vermilion in Bloom, Arts Guild of Vermilion, and Shores & Islands Ohio. To prevent scams, organizers note that vendor applications, payments, or fees are not handled through social media, and official vendor communication comes directly from Main Street Vermilion through verified channels. Suspicious messages should be reported.

The Stomping Jacksons bring the unmistakable energy of New Orleans street music to lead a community lantern parade in Vermilion. The procession gathers at Main Street Beach, then follows the sidewalks south along Main Street, turns west on Liberty Avenue, continues to Grand Street, and concludes at the Vermilion Lighthouse. Lanterns will glow in the early evening as the band guides the route through downtown. People taking part are encouraged to design and carry LED lanterns, and there is no cost to participate. For safety, open flames and lantern releases are not allowed, and pets are not permitted within the parade procession. Community workshops and take-home kits to help with lantern making will be announced in the coming months. Organizers describe the event as a community-centered celebration that invites residents and visitors to create, connect, and reflect during the season, offering families, friends, and neighbors a moment to come together between the summer bustle and the holidays. Those who prefer to watch can find good viewing along the route, including at Exchange Park, the Fulper Lot lawn, and Friendship Park. The event is presented in collaboration with Public Art Vermilion, Vermilion in Bloom, the Arts Guild of Vermilion, and Shores & Islands Ohio.

Shannon Martin-Paul of Rumours Ohio and Bill Stadler, formerly with Dead Ahead Ohio, perform together as the Nomad Soul Acoustic Duo at The Club Restaurant. The set spans popular music from the early 1970s through the 2000s, highlighting Stevie Nicks hits and acoustic interpretations of Grateful Dead songs, with additional selections included.

This dynamic duo returns to Lake Erie Lanes, filling the space with rich harmonies and a distinctive twist on alternative favorites.

This monthly Coffee Club welcomes veterans, active-duty personnel, and their families for complimentary coffee, donuts, and conversation at the Huron County Veteran Service Office. Each gathering features guest speakers who share information and resources to support the veteran community. Sponsorship opportunities for future sessions are available through the organizers.

This event features more than one hundred crafters and vendors.

Experience live music performed in person.

At Wakeman Elevator Craft Beer & Wine Barn, this event blends bites and beverages with songs and dancing. It offers a friendly atmosphere where good food and drinks meet music and movement.

At Sts. Peter & Paul Catholic Church, the Firelands Symphony Chorale presents its annual Songs of Thanksgiving concert under the direction of Chorale Director and conductor Michael Shirtz. Centered on gratitude, reflection, and community, the program features moving choral repertoire alongside narrative elements that lift up themes of charity and love. This year spotlights the journeys of Handel and Beethoven, tracing moments of hardship and discovery and unfolding into scenes that affirm joy, thankfulness, family, and friendship. The concert is crafted to nourish the spirit and celebrate the blessings that bring people together as the holiday season begins. General admission is $35 for adults. Student admission is $5 for youth and college students. Support is provided by the Randolph J. and Estelle M. Dorn Foundation as principal benefactor, with season sponsors the Sidney Frohman Foundation, the Mylander Foundation, and the Sam S. and Rose Stein Foundation, along with additional support from the Ohio Arts Council.

Enjoy food and drinks in a lively atmosphere while a live singer performs crowd favorites.

This regularly scheduled meeting at Mulberry Creek Herb Farm features a Christmas and winter ale competition. Attendees are asked to bring a dish and beer to share.

Nomad Soul Acoustic Trio brings its unplugged sound to Lake Erie Lanes at Ruby’s Bar & Grille in Vermillion. The trio features Shannon Martin-Paul of Rumours Ohio, Brian Paul of Stone Tribute Pilots, and Bill Stadler, formerly with Dead Ahead Ohio. Their performance spans favorites from the early 1970s through the 2000s, with songs associated with Fleetwood Mac and Stevie Nicks, The Dead, STP, Natalie Merchant, Linda Ronstadt, No Doubt, Alanis, The Beatles, The Pretenders and Blondie. A relaxed night of acoustic music, food and time with friends.

Lance and Shannon, from Rumours Ohio, deliver an acoustic performance at Wakeman Elevator Craft Beer & Wine Barn. The set spans popular songs from the early 60s through the 90s, takes requests, and highlights Fleetwood Mac.

The 10th annual rivalry-themed run turns downtown Sandusky into a course that traces letter formations tied to the Ohio State and Michigan traditions, centered on Monroe Street near Cameo Pizza and Central Park. Options include the Dot the i route at approximately 5 miles, the Block the M route at approximately 4 miles, and the Big O one-mile walk to complete just the O in Ohio. The OH-IO two-person relay is also available, with each teammate covering about 2.5 miles. Ohio State supporters start at Cameo Pizza to follow sidewalks and outline Script Ohio, finishing by dotting the i, while Michigan supporters start and finish at Cameo Pizza to sketch the Block M. All participants are asked to stay on sidewalks and follow traffic laws. Registration is open, and pre-registration is $35. Those who register by the stated deadline receive long-sleeved hooded shirts, with limited quantities available after the cutoff. Proceeds support Sandusky Rec’s free youth programming throughout the year. Packet pickup will be offered the day of the event, with night-before details to be announced.

Hey Girl performs at Sandusky Orioles Club with a blend of country, rock, and pop, highlighted by rich vocal harmonies.

An evening of live music to set the tone for your night. Settle in and savor the sounds.

Main Street Vermilion marks its 25th anniversary with a new highlight for the Light Up Vermilion celebration, featuring a drone light show above downtown Vermilion. Set to music, illuminated drones will fly in coordinated formations to create animated images and patterns in the night sky, telling a visual story that recognizes the organization’s history and looks ahead to what comes next. Light Up Vermilion is a longtime holiday tradition that brings residents and visitors together for festive activities, shopping, and seasonal cheer, and this aerial display is planned to enhance the experience. Vendors should note that Main Street Vermilion does not request applications, payments, or fees through social media comments, direct messages, or posts. Official vendor communication comes only through verified email addresses or the organization’s website. If you encounter a suspicious comment or message claiming to represent this event, do not engage and report it to Main Street Vermilion.

At Sandusky Orioles Club, Shannon Martin-Paul of Rumours Ohio leads Nomad Soul in a night of classic rock and blues from the early 60s through the 90s. Enjoy music, food and time with friends. Non-members must buzz in and sign in at the door. Only members may participate in gambling, and annual memberships are $19 for men and $14 for women.

A returning band takes the stage for a lively night of music with plenty of dancing and sing-along moments. Expect an upbeat atmosphere from the first note to the finale.

The HCVSO Commissioners hold monthly meetings at the Huron County Veteran Service Office. This gathering is part of their regular schedule and welcomes attendees. For more information, contact the organizers.