Events in Parma, OH

Food Truck Tuesday turns Public Square into a lively outdoor dining spot with a rotating mix of area food trucks and live music in downtown’s central park. It is part of the Downtown Cleveland Food Truck Series, which brings an ever-changing selection of trucks to five parks and plazas around downtown.

This free sewing open studio welcomes everyone. Participants can use the sewing machines and work area to advance their own projects. Please bring fabric and any designs you wish to sew, and receive guidance from skilled instructors and sewing coaches while you work. Support for this class is provided in part by a grant from the Cleveland Foundation.

City Fresh offers a pop-up market at Stella Walsh Recreation Center where affordable produce is reserved in advance and available in single or family-size shares. Orders are placed ahead of time and picked up at the Fresh Stop. Customers collect pre-ordered shares, and volunteers help keep the market running.

Kickboxing on the Square brings a multi-level workout to the lawn at Public Square. The class is open to all ages and welcomes complete beginners as well as participants with experience. Bring a pair of gloves and follow along with a session that builds striking skills and keeps you moving. This class is part of Downtown Cleveland, Inc.'s Summer Series.

This Westside road cycling ride is weather dependent, and if it is canceled the Official CTC Event designation will be removed. Participation is at your own risk. Only CTC members have USAT supplemental insurance coverage during CTC sanctioned activities. Non-members may take part, but anyone riding unsafely may be asked not to participate. The outing begins with a brief overview and safety talk, then rolls onto public roads. Riders should already be comfortable in traffic and know the rules of the road. Helmets are required. For visibility, use front and rear lights and wear bright apparel. Obey all traffic signals and stop signs, keep brakes easy to reach, and do not ride in the aero position. Maintain a steady line, avoid sudden braking or crossing wheels, and communicate clearly by calling out "SLOWING" and using hand signals when stopping. Call out hazards and passing vehicles loudly so the whole group is aware, and please avoid obscene language or gestures toward drivers. If you see unsafe riding, speak up to help prevent accidents. To accommodate different abilities, riders split into pace groups. A group is for experienced group riders, builds to about 20 to 22 mph on the way out, and is a drop ride with faster efforts on the return. B group typically rides around 19 to 21 mph. C group usually rolls at 17 to 19 mph. D group is a no drop option for those newer to group riding or anyone preferring under 16 mph, with extra attention to pacelining and bike handling. On days with very small turnout, the D group may not form. The ride uses a single paceline. Leaders take short pulls for a set distance or time, then rotate safely to the back on the left. If you prefer not to pull, rotate to the back when you reach the front. Hold the agreed pace for your group, and if you feel too fast or too slow, let the group lead know and drop off rather than changing the speed at the front. If you need to leave the line, signal clearly and do so safely. For emergencies on the Westside and Southside, call 440-333-4911 for emergencies only or 440-331-5530 for other calls. Have fun.

Progressive Field hosts the Chicago White Sox and the Cleveland Guardians in a late-season AL Central clash that could influence the standings. Familiar divisional rivals meet for a competitive evening at the ballpark.

Forest City Brewery hosts a free trivia night filled with laughs and friendly competition. Players can participate solo or team up, with groups of two to six working well. Questions span movies, music, history, pop culture, and more, giving everyone a chance to showcase niche knowledge. Top teams earn gift card prizes, and the atmosphere favors bragging rights alongside great beer and good vibes.

Celebrate queer culture with an LGBTQ+ trivia night at Twist Social Club, hosted by Omega, Cleveland’s reigning queen and Scene Magazine’s 2024 Best Drag Queen. Play solo or with your trivia crew right from your phone, so there are no pencils and no pressure, just lively fun. Expect rounds packed with drag and drama and prizes that keep the energy high. Quick thinking, fierce vibes, and fabulous facts set the tone for an entertaining evening.

AEG Presents hosts a live concert with Erykah Badu, The Alchemist, and De La Soul. This event is open to all ages.

Homeowners of older properties can get a clear introduction to lead safety in this practical class focused on identifying and addressing lead paint. Learn to spot potential hazards, understand the right steps to take when lead is present, and explore safe ways to handle issues in your home. The fee is $10 per class, and every attendee receives a complimentary tool to help put new skills to use. Scholarships are available for individuals with low or moderate incomes. For questions, contact Ashton at ashtonm@oldbrooklyn.com. Please park along Stanford or Henritze Ave and enter through the rear of the building. This session is part of OBCDC’s Home Repair Workshop Series in collaboration with the Home Repair Resource Center and is sponsored by Huntington Bank. Questions collected after registration are required by sponsors and help keep these resources available to the community.

At Lakewood Village Tavern, a casual night of random trivia covers a little bit of everything. Prizes are awarded after each round, and the top three teams receive gift cards. It is also Taco Tuesday, with beef tacos for $1.75, chicken tacos for $2.25, and black bean tacos for $1.75. Settle in for drinks, tacos, and friendly competition.

Abby Jeanne & The Shadowband bring their New York City based indie and garage soul to Beachland Tavern. The project, launched by frontwoman Abby Jeanne, grew from a Milwaukee upbringing split between a theatrical home life and late nights in a rock and roll café, fueling a taste for music, rebellion, and spectacle that now shapes the Shadowband universe. Their sound pairs raw, soulful vocals with the cool grit of The Velvet Underground, laced with hints of garage, surf, soul, and psychedelia. The songs feel like leafing through a haunted jukebox where heartbreak, intrigue, and teenage longing meet, blending swooning melodies, fuzzy guitars, a punk attitude, and catchy pop choruses. With influences from 1960s girl groups like The Ronettes and The Shangri-Las, the music balances earnest storytelling with a playful, campy streak and lands in a cinematic burst of vivid, unfiltered energy. Since a debut at The Troubadour London, the group has toured the UK with Say She She and shared stages with The Make-Up, Bush Tetras, The Mummies, Shannon & the Clams, and The Nude Party.

Karaoke takes center stage at Judd’s City Tavern with DJ Z of Shell Yeah Events hosting. Attendees can step up to sing favorite songs or cheer from the crowd while enjoying drinks from the bar. Expect a lively, welcoming atmosphere for confident performers and first-timers alike, with plenty of sing-along moments from start to finish.

UNDERTALE: The Determination Symphony brings the indie game’s signature themes to the concert hall in new arrangements performed live by an orchestra of 25 musicians. Gameplay visuals are projected above the performers, enhancing the narrative and drawing the audience into the world beneath the surface. The program traces a path through the Underground, moving from the Ruins and Snowdin to Waterfall, Hotland, and finally New Home, with well known characters, pivotal encounters, and heartfelt moments portrayed through the music. Creator and composer Toby Fox has shared enthusiasm for hearing the game’s many tracks performed by skilled professionals for audiences. Presented at Playhouse Square.

Mercury Music Lounge hosts an open jam led by the Tuesday Host Combo, featuring Ray Flanagan (guitar, vocals), Jeremy McCabe (drums, vocals), Joe Botta (bass), and Chase Ockuly (guitar, vocals). The house band kicks things off with a set, then the stage opens for a collaborative session focused on spontaneous music-making for musicians, listeners, and dancers. All styles are welcome, with an emphasis on playing together. The backline includes two guitar amplifiers, a bass amp, a drum kit, and three microphones, and there are additional inputs for instruments such as cello, violin, and keyboards, with horn players encouraged. Oscar’s Pizza is open next door.

This event delivers prize giveaways with a mischievous sense of humor, offering concert tickets, merchandise from The Vinyl Groove and The Miscreant and the Muse, complimentary admission to the Buckland Museum, and additional surprises. It is hosted by DJ Sam Sinister.

Sushi lovers can look forward to a midweek treat. On Wednesdays, the Hissho Sushi counter features select sushi rolls priced at $4.99 and $5.99.

Enjoy a family storytime featuring stories, songs, and fingerplays.

Perk Park hosts Walnut Wednesday, downtown’s biggest and longest-running food truck gathering, featuring a rotating mix of food trucks and live music from local performers. It is part of the Downtown Cleveland Food Truck Series, which brings a changing selection of trucks to five downtown parks and plazas throughout the season.

Experience a free live set in the Fidelity Hotel Cleveland lobby as Cleveland Rocks:PPF partners with the hotel for the Sound of the Land Live Music Series, a monthly showcase for local talent. This edition features Cleveland singer and songwriter Jeffrey Cruz, inspired by artists like Marvin Gaye, Stevie Wonder, and Anderson .Paak. His music blends danceable grooves with storytelling lyrics that aim to motivate, resonate, and empathize with listeners. Cruz has also released the single Don’t Look Back. Enjoy an intimate downtown setting that spotlights a different hometown artist each month.

A gathering focused on networking, content creation, and meaningful connections for artists, videographers, producers, models, actors, and entrepreneurs. Meet peers, share ideas, collaborate on content, and broaden your professional network in a friendly, social setting. It is an opportunity to grow your circle, uncover possibilities, and enjoy the experience along the way.

The show has been relocated to Mercury Music Lounge and features Ensiferum with Firewind and Olathia. Previously purchased tickets will be honored at the new venue.

A chef-led omakase is served at the sushi bar, presenting 12 courses that change each month. The menu combines offerings from the kitchen hotline with selections from the sushi chefs, with each course handpicked and prepared for guests. Dietary restrictions can be accommodated.

Break up the workweek with a 90-minute Cleveland tour on the celebrated Funny Bus, where stand-up style humor meets local history. A local comedian leads the ride along the shoreline, through the Flats entertainment district, across downtown, and into nearby neighborhoods known for their energy. Offered on Wednesday nights, it welcomes visitors and residents with an easygoing mix of sightseeing and laughter. Guests may bring beer and wine on board. It suits date night, a friends outing, or a lively start to an evening in the city.

The 4411 appears on a shared bill with Runner and Bobby. This event brings these names together on one stage.

Kellen Erskine returns to Cleveland with a brand-new hour at Hilarities Comedy Club.

SWMRS brings the Drive North 10 Year Anniversary Tour to Beachland Ballroom. The California band began when brothers Max and Cole Becker started making music as young teens, growing a loyal following with a punk-tinged sound, memorable hooks, and high-energy performances. Over time the lineup shifted, and in 2022 their younger brother Cade stepped in on bass, placing family at the core of the group. This anniversary run spotlights that tight-knit chemistry and marks ten years of Drive North.

Enjoy a live show from Sam Greenfield at Beachland Tavern.

Step into the intimate world of Dieter Roterburg, a legendary carnival showman and magician, for an evening of close-up wonders, cocktails, live theater, and music. The experience opens in the bar, where accomplished illusionists mingle with guests and create impossible moments at arm’s length, from deft sleight of hand to reality-bending feats that unfold right before your eyes. As the main program begins, Dieter’s friends visit each table with their own distinctive styles, showcasing elegant misdirection, nimble card work, and thought-provoking mind reading in a truly personal setting. The night also moves to the stage as Calliope, Dieter’s widow, hosts a heartfelt tribute, sharing stories of his life while she and his colleagues present a series of mysteries that celebrate his enduring legacy in the art of magic.

This lunch cruise features a buffet with three entrée options, followed by dancing to retro tracks spanning the 70s to the 90s in the dance lounge on the third floor. A nostalgic midday experience with food, music, and time on the dance floor.

Explore the Old Brooklyn Farmers Market at Loew Park, featuring a changing lineup of familiar and new vendors with seasonal produce, baked treats, pantry essentials, and other goods. Beyond shopping, enjoy live music, hands-on art, cooking demos, activities for all ages, and information from community organizations. Dinner is available from a local food truck, and there is a beer garden each week sponsored by Schnitz Ale. SNAP, WIC, Produce Perks, and additional incentives are accepted to help make fresh, local food accessible.

Freedom Highway brings country and classic rock favorites to Slim & Chubby's Strongsville for a live performance.

Participants read and discuss Irish literature, both classic and modern. The group meets at The Reading Room CLE on the third Thursday of the month.

Bottoms Up! Yoga presents a pay-what-you-can Good Vibes yoga session beneath the big willow tree at Edgewater Beach, creating a relaxed outdoor flow that supports the local teaching community and brings together nature lovers. A rotating roster of instructors leads the practice throughout the season, including Carleen Pastva, Brandi Dobbs, Tif Howard, Rachel Kai Samonne, Melissa Wardrope, Queen Miller, Morgan Morgan, and others. Wear comfortable clothing and bring your own mat, water, and sunscreen. The suggested donation is $10 per participant, and attendees are encouraged to let the organizers know if they plan to be there.

Kick off the weekend a little early with a Thursday night ride on the award-winning Funny Bus. This 90-minute tour blends comedy and local history as a local comedian leads the way along the shoreline, through the Flats entertainment district, across downtown, and into some of Cleveland’s trendiest neighborhoods. It is designed for visitors and locals who want to explore the city while relaxing and sharing a few laughs. Guests are welcome to bring their own beer and wine. It works well for a date night, a friends’ outing, or a lively start to an evening on the town.

Beginner friendly line dancing comes to Brothers Lounge with instruction from Line By Laura. Bring your boots and a friend, trade the usual trivia night routine for easy steps, and get moving on the dance floor. Arrive early to grab a drink and make your way to the private staged bar area before the lesson begins. The session includes approachable instruction, quick reviews, and time for open dance requests. Admission is $5 at the door. Free parking is available in the W 116th lot, with ample street parking nearby.

This event features a four strike knockout format with group play. In groups of four, the bottom two finishers receive a strike. In groups of three, only the last-place player receives a strike. In head-to-head play, the lower finisher receives a strike. There is a one dollar IFPA component and an optional five dollar prize pool.

AEG Presents hosts Bikini Kill at The Agora with special guest Ganser. This is an all ages event. Ticket transfers are delayed and will become available about three weeks before the event, with details provided in AXS’s Purchase Agreement.

Readers gather for the monthly Superscript Comic Book Club at Superscript Comics and Games. Participation is free, and attendees are welcome to contribute thoughtfully or simply listen to the conversation. The featured book is Daytripper, following an aspiring writer through chapters that each spotlight a different point in his life, spanning love, death, and the many possibilities in between. Attend two or more meetings and you may select a future discussion title, pending store approval.

AEG Presents showcases Ashley Cooke on The Baby Blues Tour. The event welcomes all ages, and general admission is standing room only. One dollar from every ticket supports the Ashley Cooke Fund to benefit The Onsite Foundation’s Creatives Support Network, which provides free mental health support, education, and resources tailored for members of the songwriting community.

Pop Life hosts a relaxed monthly potluck dinner and community circle that blends shared food with mindful conversation and connection. The evening begins with a grounding meditation, then moves into a circle dialogue exploring the theme of what a higher vibration community can look like and how to build it. Participants share a communal meal and close with reflection and intention setting. This is not a class, workshop, or performance. It is an immersive community experience centered on deeper connection, spiritual dialogue, and collective healing. Admission is free, and RSVP is encouraged because space is limited. Guests are invited to bring a dish or beverage to share and label it with dietary details such as vegan, vegetarian, or contains meat or dairy. Bringing a friend is welcome, along with an open heart and a bit of curiosity. The Nourish Wellness Cafe downstairs offers ready-made meals and smoothies, vegan snacks and drinks for purchase, and information about a weekly meal prep program.

Feud Thursdays offers a chance to compete for prizes of $30, $20, and $10 in Parma. Daily specials will be available, and parking is provided in a lot. For updates or changes, check for announcements before leaving for the event.

Steven Rogers delivers a candid, quick-witted stand-up set built from personal stories, everyday misadventures, and keen observations. His comedy mixes openness with rapid-fire jokes, drawing on the ups and downs of adulthood and the milestones of his engagement to create warm, relatable storytelling. His second special, Half of We, produced by Nate Bargatze and Brian Regan, highlights that approach with a personal journey that includes an unexpected turn. Rogers has shared stages with Brian Regan, Joe List, Tom Papa, Nate Bargatze, and Taylor Tomlinson. His credits include The Late Show with Stephen Colbert, The Late Late Show with James Corden, Dry Bar Comedy, and Don’t Tell Comedy. His debut release, Before He Was Super, reached number one on iTunes and earned year-end praise from Paste and Vanyaland, and his work is regularly featured on SiriusXM.

Leanne Morgan brings The Time of Our Lives Tour to Playhouse Square, sharing the down to earth wit and Southern charm that have made her a favorite with audiences around the world. Her breakout Netflix hour, I’m Every Woman, became the platform’s most watched stand up special by a female comedian and capped more than 25 years of touring and cultivating a loyal following. That surge continued on the road, as her Just Getting Started run moved over 100,000 tickets in its first six months and topped bills at major venues including the Chicago Theatre, American Airlines Arena, and Nashville’s Ryman Auditorium. Building on that momentum, her second Netflix special, Unspeakable Things, debuted at number one worldwide and earned a Critics Choice Association nomination for Best Comedy Special. Morgan finds comedy in everyday family life, marriage, and the realities of getting older, blending candid stories with sharp observations that resonate across generations. Her work extends beyond the stage with the New York Times bestselling book What in the World?!, a Netflix sitcom titled Leanne created with Chuck Lorre that premiered in the service’s worldwide top ten and is in production on its second season, and a role in the Amazon Prime Video film You’re Cordially Invited alongside Will Ferrell and Reese Witherspoon. Recognized among The Hollywood Reporter’s 100 Most Powerful Women in Entertainment, she hails from rural Tennessee and still makes time for family life in Knoxville with her husband, three children, grandchildren, and beagle.

There is live traditional Irish music at Plank led by Brian Bigley, featuring uilleann pipes, flute, whistles, and Irish dance. In Lakewood, this session welcomes musicians, dancers, and those who prefer to listen. $4 Guinness, Jameson, and Harp are available, and the kitchen is open.

Franz Welser-Möst launches his 25th and final season as Music Director of The Cleveland Orchestra with two major works from the 20th century. South African soprano Golda Schultz performs Richard Strauss’s Four Last Songs, written near the close of the composer’s life. The program also includes Shostakovich’s Symphony No. 8, charting a course from turmoil to perseverance and colored by the composer’s acerbic humor and subtle dissent.

Bob Log III brings a high-octane one-man band experience to Beachland Tavern, fusing slide guitar with a thumping kick drum and a homemade foot cymbal while performing in a tight jumpsuit and a motorcycle helmet outfitted with a telephone-style mic. Rooted in the Arizona desert, he has toured the world since 1996, earning a devoted following through sheer spectacle and skill. Expect a blur of rapid-fire fingerpicking on an old archtop, sudden stops and surges, and grooves that get people moving and smiling. His quest for musical chaos has landed this show everywhere from children’s birthday parties and out-of-the-way beer barns to huge festivals, but at the center of it all is blistering guitar work and a full-throttle party vibe.

Sample fare from a rotating mix of local food trucks while listening to live music beside the iconic Free Stamp. Set in Willard Park next to City Hall, this Free Stamp Friday stop is part of the Downtown Cleveland Food Truck Series, which brings different vendors to five downtown parks and plazas. The lineup changes regularly, with food trucks and live music in an outdoor setting.

Musical theater lovers can enjoy a waterside lunch while singing along to favorite show tunes.

This poetry-focused book club takes place at the Ohio Center for the Book, located in the Literature Department on the second floor of downtown Cleveland’s historic Main Library. Conversation covers classics more than a century old as well as contemporary pieces from the past ten years. Materials are provided, and selections may also be chosen by participant vote to align with the theme. When needed, volumes can be secured in advance through CLEVNET. All experience levels are welcome.

Create a junk journal that turns everyday scraps into a memory keepsake. Gather items like receipts, labels, and tickets, then arrange them on pages to capture favorite moments in a tangible way. This hands-on activity focuses on preserving personal stories with physical memorabilia.

Kick off the weekend on the award-winning Funny Bus with a 90-minute happy hour ride that blends live comedy with Cleveland history. A local comedian leads the way as the bus rolls past the shoreline, through the Flats entertainment district, across downtown, and into the neighborhoods that surround the city. Guests are welcome to bring their own beer and wine. Great for visitors and locals alike, it is a lively option for date night, a girls night out, or a fun start to an evening on the town.

An art market highlights original work by the Screw Factory artists. Attendees can meet the makers, visit their studios, and explore recent pieces. Admission and parking are free. Parking is not permitted on the east side of Halstead. More information will be available closer to the event.

Enjoy an evening of live performances at PJ McIntyre's Pub.

AEG Presents brings the Dark Asylum World Tour to the stage with Kamelot, joined by Visions of Atlantis and Frozen Crown. The show welcomes attendees of all ages. Tickets are general admission with standing only.

Explore local history on a guided walk through Parma Heights Cemetery with the Bicentennial Cemetery Tour presented by the Parma Area Historical Society. The tour shares the stories of those laid to rest there, offering a window into the community’s past. Advance reservations are required. The Parma Area Historical Society cares for its farm animals and maintains the homestead through animal feed sales, animal sponsorships, purchases from the Country Store, special event fees, and donations.

Phil Wickham brings the Song of the Saints Tour to the Wolstein Center at Cleveland State University, joined by Chandler Moore with special guest Jamie MacDonald. The set features well-known songs like This Is Our God, House of the Lord, and Hymn of Heaven, along with new music from the album Song of the Saints, including What An Awesome God, The King Is In The Room, and Homesick for Heaven. Please note that PIT 1 and PIT 2 are standing room only.

A free waterfront concert from The JiMiller Band brings one last taste of summer to Whiskey Island Still & Eatery. With more than 25 years of Cleveland performances, the band presents a family friendly set featuring songs by the Grateful Dead, the Allman Brothers, the Beatles, and Bob Dylan, along with JiMiller originals. This final summer party on the water features live music at no charge.

4Locos teams up with Follow the Sun at The Local Strongsville for a night of 90s and 2000s rock performed live by both bands.

DJ GramPappy James leads a blend of audience-requested tracks, dancing, and karaoke at Flyers Bar & Grill. Guests can put in song requests, step up to the mic, and dance along to a playlist shaped by the crowd.

The Cleveland Board Gamers are trying out the Strongsville Branch Library as a new spot for a three hour session of social board gaming. Participants are encouraged to bring favorite games or new finds, and the group will likely split into smaller tables by interest so everyone gets more play time. Beginners are welcome. Walk-ins are fine even without an RSVP, and extra RSVPs help estimate turnout and game variety. Personal food is allowed if you clean up afterward, but please do not leave out trays or boxes of shared food in keeping with library rules. Look for the group in the Conference Room.

Studios from across the Cleveland area lead a complimentary 45 minute traditional yoga class that welcomes all ages and experience levels in the heart of downtown. It is presented as part of Downtown Cleveland, Inc.'s Summer Series.

Designed for children ages 3 to 5, this preschool storytime features stories, songs, activities, and rhymes that build early literacy. Each element is tailored to support reading readiness while fostering the social and emotional skills children need as they enter Kindergarten.

Explore modern tabletop gaming, from strategic decision making and rich storytelling to eye catching component design. Choose from favorites such as Catan, Wingspan, and Ticket to Ride, or bring a favorite to share. All experience levels are welcome, whether you are deeply involved in the hobby or simply curious to give it a try.

Designed for vinyl enthusiasts, this festival centers on record shops and celebrates the community that sustains Cleveland’s music culture. It shines a light on collectors and the stores at the heart of their passion.

Costumes are encouraged for a playful pirate-themed outing. Grab an eyepatch, follow a treasure map, and let your best 'arrr, matey' ring out during a lighthearted cruise on Lake Erie and the Cuyahoga River.

Bartels Busack Pet Hospital, Parma Kiwanis, and the Parma Animal Shelter present a community event at Bartels Busack Pet Hospital Resort & Spa that raises awareness and funds for the Parma Animal Shelter and the Kiwanis Scholarship Fund. Highlights include carnival style kids games, a dog show, food from SIG Tacos Food Truck, and sweet treats from Honey Hut Ice Cream. Visitors can browse vendors, and raffle baskets will be available, with more activities in store.

Experience a 90-minute ride that pairs quick-witted comedy with stories of Cleveland while rolling past the lakefront, the Flats entertainment district, downtown, and nearby neighborhoods. A local comedian guides the tour and keeps the laughs coming as the city’s highlights come into view. Guests may bring beer and wine. Ideal for visitors and locals, it works for date night, a friends outing, or a spirited kickoff to an evening in the city.

A fundraiser for Parma K9 is planned at Sloppy Bob's. Fundraiser shirts and sweatshirts are available through the organizers’ merch site. Wearing a fundraiser shirt at the event earns five $1 raffle tickets, and wearing a fundraiser sweatshirt earns ten. Donations for raffle baskets are welcome, with coordination handled through Facebook messages. Tickets will be sold in advance, and updates with prize details will be shared on their page.

Experience a soulful vinyasa flow set within Riverside Cemetery in Cleveland, where open sky, quiet paths, and timeworn markers create a reflective backdrop for slowing down, breathing deeply, and reconnecting with what matters. The practice is suitable for all levels and focuses on steady, accessible movement that builds strength and calm. It invites a sense of presence and honors both the tenderness and the beauty of life. The class takes place outdoors in the Memorial Circle area of the cemetery. Bring your own yoga mat and water, wear comfortable clothing, and dress for the weather. The cost is $20 per person, with card payments handled online and cash or Venmo accepted on site. Advance registration is encouraged because space can fill. If the weather does not cooperate, tickets may be applied to a future cemetery class, donated to the cemetery, or refunded. For personal cancellations within 48 hours, refunds are not available due to the charitable portion of each ticket, though transfers to another person or use toward a future cemetery class are allowed in emergencies.

AEG Presents brings Killswitch Engage to Jacobs Pavilion with a lineup that also includes Machine Head, Rivers of Nihil, and Judiciary. This event is open to all ages.

Mahall's hosts a concert featuring Crown Magnetar and To The Grave, with additional sets from Face Yourself and Backbiter. This multi-artist show brings four bands together on one stage for a live music showcase.

Up! A Creek is an annual fundraising benefit at Windows on the River featuring food and spirits, games, raffle baskets, two live bands, dancing, an auction, and access to the Greater Cleveland Aquarium, plus a late night snack from Boom’s Pizza. It has sold out for ten consecutive years. The mission guiding this event is to enrich the lives of people in Northeast Ohio by conserving natural habitats, improving the ecological health of the region’s lands and waters, and broadening opportunities for people from all cultures to experience nature and explore the outdoors. Tickets and sponsorship opportunities are available.

Scene Queen brings METALICIOUS to The Roxy, joined by Wargasm and Bailey Spinn. The lineup gathers these artists for a single concert at the venue, with live sets from each act on the same stage.

Grunge DNA returns to Slim & Chubby's Strongsville for one of two scheduled appearances at the venue. The performance will be set on a large stage with ample seating, and the venue offers a full bar along with a menu of food. Admission is free with no cover charge, and the event is open to everyone.

Grenfall returns to Smedleys Bar & Grill with an amped-up rock show featuring fierce vocals and familiar tunes, all delivered with the band’s signature edge. Building on the energy of their last appearance, this performance promises a charged atmosphere from the first riff to the final note, with a set packed for a full evening of hard-hitting rock.

A Northeast Ohio blend of chamber pop, indie rock, and other styles comes together with performances by White Flag Over Providence, False Teeth, and Inpatient.

The event celebrates Cleveland’s men’s 8-man flag football team, ranked third in the nation, at Cleats in the Steelyard. Tickets are $35 and available through Roc Patterson. A total of 200 wristbands will be sold, and each provides unlimited beer, wings, and appetizers.

The 2026 Cleveland Walk for Apraxia brings the community together at Strongsville Town Center Park to celebrate Apraxia Stars and raise awareness of childhood apraxia of speech. Registration is free, and participants can work toward individual fundraising incentives, including the official Walk for Apraxia t-shirt for anyone who raises $50. Every Apraxia Star is recognized for their hard work and receives a free t-shirt, medal, and certificate. Funds raised support the programs of Apraxia Kids, focused on strengthening support systems for children with apraxia of speech by educating families and professionals, encouraging community engagement and outreach, and advancing advocacy and research. The walk connects parents, family members, and professionals in a supportive environment and is part of the largest apraxia awareness event in the country. Additional event details will be shared as they become available, with an emphasis on creating a safe, fun, and memorable experience for teams of supporters.

Now in its second year, this KWF Cleveland event brings people together for a 5k fun run and a 1 mile walk in the Bonnie Park area of the Cleveland Metroparks. Highlights include a KWF gift delivery to a woman with breast cancer, a VIP space honoring KWF gift recipients and breast cancer survivors, and a celebration at the finish with a DJ, food trucks, and activities for kids. The focus is on putting more moments of fun on the calendars of women and families in Northeast Ohio who are living with breast cancer.

Unwind tight muscles and restore ease of movement with a gentle class that blends rolling, release techniques, and relaxation. The session focuses on calming the nervous system, enhancing movement quality, and increasing overall mobility. It welcomes all ages and ability levels, with modifications available to meet individual needs. The class takes place at Strongsville Recreation Center.

Now in its 20th season, this open air farmers market showcases local farmers and artisans. Enjoy live music, family activities, and more.

ACE MOLAR brings a high energy live set to the courtyard, creating a laid-back atmosphere with good vibes, great tunes, and time to connect with friends. This in-person show has a $5 cover, a cash bar, and a food truck on site for easy bites and drinks.

At the Ohio Bridal & Wedding Expo at the Huntington Convention Center of Cleveland, a curated group of wedding experts offers guidance for every vision, from a sophisticated black tie celebration to a relaxed barefoot beach ceremony, helping you shape a day filled with lasting memories.

LTB returns to Whiskey Island Still & Eatery with a high-energy mix of rock, alternative, blues, country rock, pop, and more. Expect ice-cold drinks, hot tracks, and an upbeat vibe from start to finish. It is a lively way to cap off the weekend, with a set crafted to keep the crowd moving and the good times flowing.

Jamie and Maria lead an in-depth exploration of Victorian-era care, from curious treatments like arsenic for anemia and chloroform for hiccups to the physicians whose research moved medicine forward. The presentation takes place in the cemetery chapel, with a suggested donation of $10.

Guggy hosts a casual event that goes on regardless of weather, featuring a barbecue menu and complimentary s’mores.

Dax brings The Anger Management Tour to House of Blues Cleveland for an all ages show. The main floor is standing only with reserved seats available in the balcony. Ticket purchases are capped at four per account and orders that exceed this limit may be canceled without notice. For accessible seating, use the accessibility filter on the ticketing page to reveal available options. The lineup may change without advance notice. Ticket offerings include a public onsale, artist and Live Nation presales, Citi Cardmember preferred tickets, and VIP packages.

Presented by Grog Shop and AEG Presents, the No Lube So Rude Tour brings Peaches to the stage for an all ages show. General admission is standing room only, and $1 from each ticket supports NOISE FOR NOW through PLUS1 to help grassroots organizations working to provide and protect reproductive rights. Peaches is a musician, producer, director, and performance artist whose 2000 debut The Teaches of Peaches introduced a sexually transgressive and assertive voice that drew wide attention. Her career since then includes four additional albums, the Polaris Heritage Prize, collaborations with Iggy Pop, Daft Punk, Christina Aguilera, and Yoko Ono, appearances of her songs in films and series such as Lost in Translation and The Handmaid’s Tale, and academic study of her work at universities worldwide. Beyond the studio, she has directed more than 20 videos, co-curated a photo book, created immersive installations and performance works, and wrote the electro-rock opera Peaches Does Herself, which was later adapted into a film screened at over 70 festivals. She has been the subject of two documentaries, performed title roles in Monteverdi’s L’Orfeo and Brecht’s The Seven Deadly Sins, and continues to perform her one-woman show Peaches Christ Superstar. Her first album in over a decade, No Lube So Rude, is on the way, with new music centered on transforming friction into pleasure, power, and pride while encouraging people to keep using their voices.

Franz Welser-Möst begins his 25th and final season as Music Director of The Cleveland Orchestra with a program of two landmark works from the 20th century. South African soprano Golda Schultz performs Richard Strauss’s Four Last Songs, written near the end of the composer’s life. The program also features Shostakovich’s Symphony No. 8, a journey from despair to resilience colored by the composer’s characteristic sharp wit and subtle critique.

A lineup featuring Arrows In Action, Good Boy Daisy, and Instant Crush. Enjoy performances from all three acts.

AEG Presents brings a live performance from St. Paul & The Broken Bones. This event welcomes all ages, and general admission is standing room only.

Monsieur Periné brings its first Cleveland performance to the Cleveland Museum of Art, highlighting the adventurous sound shaped by co-founders Catalina García and Santiago Prieto Sarabia. Since forming in 2007, this acclaimed Colombian group has blended pop, jazz, and swing with guaracha, salsa, cumbia, and bolero to share stories about the world, love, and freedom. Early acclaim followed Hecho a Mano, and the momentum grew with Caja de Música, which earned the Latin Grammy for Best New Artist and led to multiple nominations at both the Latin Grammys and the U.S. Grammys. Encanto Tropical delivered the hit Bailar Contigo, surpassing 150 million streams and 65 million YouTube views, while Nuestra Canción became a global sensation, reaching number one on TikTok in the United States and on Spotify’s Global Viral chart, with more than 2 billion views and over 2 million video creations. Bolero Apocalíptico won the Latin Grammy for Best Alternative Music Album, and recent collaborations include Hora Loca with Rawayana and Catalina with Cimafunk and Fux Beat, the latter nominated for Record of the Year. The band has appeared at major stages worldwide, from a sold-out night at Carnegie Hall to festivals such as Rock in Rio, Lollapalooza in Chicago and Chile, Austin City Limits, Bonnaroo, Fusion Festival Berlin, Estéreo Picnic in Bogotá, and Cosquín Rock in Argentina. This appearance arrives as the group opens a new era with Instrucciones para Ser Feliz, a release that showcases ongoing reinvention within contemporary Latin music.

Sparta brings the Cut A Silhouette World Tour 2026 to Mahall's, with Public Opinion also performing. This concert brings both acts to the same stage for a live show.

Enjoy rolling dice and playing Bolt Action or Konflikt 47.

Experience a high-energy salute to Earth, Wind & Fire with Let’s Groove Tonight, a tribute dedicated to faithfully recreating the group’s signature sound. Enjoy soulful vocals, tight horn lines, and a funky rhythm section that captures the feel of the originals. The program also features a tribute to Kool & The Gang performed by Too Hot.

Queens Blvd delivers an energetic rock showcase at Town Center Park, concluding the 2026 Summer Concert Series with well-known favorites spanning the 1970s through the 2010s. This free community concert features live music in a family-friendly outdoor setting, along with food trucks and alcohol sales. Bring lawn chairs, gather friends, and sing along beneath the autumn sky.

A high energy mix of rock spanning the 70s, 80s, and 90s through today, with a touch of country in the set.

Boaterhead takes the stage at Encore Event Center as part of a summer courtyard concert series. Enjoy live music in the courtyard with a $5 cover. A food truck will be on site and drinks will be available.

Tap into your Michael McDonald vibes and sing along to yacht rock favorites from Hall & Oates, Steely Dan, Christopher Cross, and more. This lighthearted gathering centers on timeless soft-rock classics and plenty of feel-good melodies. All experience levels are welcome, whether you are a seasoned singer or the kind who usually belts it out in the shower.

AEG Presents brings a concert celebration honoring 40 years of Jim Henson’s Labyrinth. The event is open to all ages. Ticket transfers are delayed and will be enabled about three weeks before the event, in line with the AXS Purchase Agreement.

This weekly group ride at the Royalview Picnic area welcomes riders of all abilities. Participants meet at the top parking lot and may split into smaller groups based on skill level and preferred pace. No one is left behind, making it a friendly way to ride with friends, meet new people, or try a trail that is new to you.

This show brings together The Holdup, Cydeways, and Dylan Reese for a multi-artist bill of live music.

This seasonal series brings live music to Public Square with concerts presented during the summer.

Presented by 107.3 ALT CLE, Modest Mouse headlines Jacobs Pavilion with Caroline Rose also performing. This all ages concert arrives as the band explores the scope of its sound on An Eraser and a Maze, an album that braids together the tension and drive of earlier work, expansive sing-along moments, and intimate, pared-back pieces. Guided by Isaac Brock’s intuitive creative process, the record reflects on memory and loss, acknowledging the influence of late founding drummer Jeremiah Green alongside other dedications. Songs such as Absolutely Necessary Never, Speak N Spell (Or Not), Dogbed in Heaven/Give It a Skeleton, Remember Yourself, and Third Side of the Moon point to the album’s range, and the contributors draw from different eras of the group. Trust for Public Land is the charitable partner of Modest Mouse’s tour.

Chad Hoffman brings a songbook of 1,000 covers, ranging from timeless classics to current hits, to the stage at Deano's Trattoria. The setting combines the nostalgic feel of an Italian supper club with a lively, contemporary vibe. The menu features steaks of prime quality, handmade pasta, freshly prepared seafood, and traditional Italian specialties made with care, creating a flavorful backdrop for an evening of live music.

This show brings together Thousand Below, Acres, VCTMS, and Lost In Separation on one stage for a night of live music.

Local artist Mickey Mencin presents a showcase of vivid botanical prints and paintings created in her Screw Factory studio in Lakewood. A self-taught, old-school printmaker, she designs bold prints and home goods in a modern Arts and Crafts spirit, drawing on the natural world to connect traditional printmaking with graphic design. Her process begins with photographs taken outdoors, which she reshapes into graphic studies that highlight light and shadow. Each image is carved by hand into linoleum, then printed with a baren or on a Woodzilla press. Color is applied by hand so every piece becomes a uniquely finished edition. A free artist reception takes place in the Music Studio Gallery within the Music and Creative Arts Therapies Building.

Cleveland Pickle Fest returns to Downtown Cleveland at Mall C with a brand-new addition, the Cleveland Pickle Fest 5K that leads into a full day of festivities. Thousands of pickle enthusiasts gather for unique foods, live music, contests, vendors, and drinks. Look for creative bites like pickle pizza, fried pickles, pickle candy, and even pickle ice cream. The entertainment lineup includes performances by Boaterhead and Jasmin Jeanise. Proceeds from the event support Greater Cleveland Volunteers.

At Around The Corner, Muttley Crue Rescue CLE teams up with Tails From The City for a birthday bash celebrating Tails’ 15th year. The event highlights the bond between cats and dogs with games, raffles, and more. Tickets are $40 in advance or $50 at the door, and the price includes all food and drink tickets.

The evening features live country music by Mike Starcher and Cuyahoga Slim, along with dancing. Snacks and drink tickets are available in the Main Hall. Admission is a $10 per person donation.

Admission is free for the 11th Annual Fall Psychic Fair & Mini Expo at Yorktown Lanes. Explore readings with many of Northeast Ohio’s experienced practitioners, browse holistic offerings, and shop from local artisans and small businesses. Reading tickets are sold in person at the venue on a first come, first served basis and cost $30 cash only. Tickets are not available online. Reader and vendor spaces are provided only through host and owner Melinda Carver, and no refunds will be issued if purchases are made from unauthorized sources. Confirmed readers include Melinda Carver with mediumship, tarot and dream insights; Terra; Sonya Horstman with mediumship and tarot; Rev. Timothy Brainard with mediumship and tarot; Theresa Manjas with tarot, palm readings and astrology; Cathy Sparrow with psychic and tarot sessions; Danielle Dixon with mediumship and oracle readings; Clara Weiss with mediumship and oracles; Donna Bell with mediumship and crystals; AJ Werle with mediumship and oracles; Yvonne Negrelli with palm readings; Mike Brooks with mediumship and oracles; Rev. Vicki Jones with tea leaf readings and mediumship; Laura Lyn with angel and mediumship readings; Carol Gallardo with runes and mediumship; and Victoria Kempton with psychic and tarot readings. Confirmed vendors 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 items, Wendie’s Whims with handcrafted flower, fruit and herb potpourri, and The Cottage Coven with handcrafted soaps, lotions and oils, with more to be announced. Yorktown Lanes offers free parking, is handicap accessible, and has a restaurant and bar. Completed readings are nonrefundable, readings are for entertainment purposes, and readers and vendors are subject to change.

Bayonne brings The Filters Tour to Mahall's, with Bad Snacks also performing. The event features live sets from both artists.

A free crochet open studio offers space to learn the basics or get help with specific techniques and stitches. Please bring your own yarn, crochet hooks, and patterns. A seasoned instructor will be available to provide guidance and answer questions.

Enjoy a morning of bingo paired with a complimentary breakfast, presented by SPRY Senior. Take part in more than fifteen rounds with opportunities to win gift cards and other prizes. The activities take place in the food court.

This monthly Cleveland Cat Club gathering brings cat lovers together to connect, celebrate their companions, and share stories. Each meeting features a handful of members who present their feline friends, followed by time for questions and plenty of admiration. Adoptable cats are also highlighted for anyone considering adding to their furry family. Attendees are encouraged to prepare a PowerPoint to showcase photos and fun facts. Wear cat-themed attire and feel free to bring playful feline memorabilia to spark conversation. Donuts, drinks, and other light refreshments will be available. Admission is free and the event is open to the public.

Presented by AEG, this stop on the Toddler Rave World Tour features Lenny Pearce and welcomes guests of all ages. Doors will open ahead of the performance. The organizer has set a delayed ticket transfer policy, with transfers expected to become available about three weeks before the event. For full details on ticket terms, please review the AXS Purchase Agreement.

Julia Wolf brings the Deep End World Tour to The Roxy, joined by Bee Blackwell for a live performance.

The Po' Ramblin' Boys perform live at a concert open to all ages, with advance tickets priced at $20.

Following a venue upgrade, this stop of the "I Don't Belong Here" Tour will take place at The Roxy at Mahall's, featuring Wind Walkers with If Not For Me and True North.

A live show features RAV alongside Teller Bank$ and Fatboi Sharif. The lineup brings these artists together on one stage for a series of performances.

At Playhouse Square, Outlander in Concert brings the series to the stage in an officially licensed production developed with showrunner Matthew B. Roberts and Emmy Award-winning composer Bear McCreary. As the television phenomenon approaches its 2026 finale, an orchestra performs McCreary’s score live while scenes from the series appear on a large screen. The concert honors the show’s heritage, its characters, and the landscapes that define it, carrying audiences across time and place through music. The program includes Echoes of The Highlands, which premiered in Scotland. Presented with Sony Pictures Television and in collaboration with Starz, this event pays tribute to a story that has resonated with audiences worldwide. Guests must be age 12 and up.

Experience a four-strike knockout competition with group play. In groups of four, the two lowest finishers take a strike. With three players, only the last-place finisher gets a strike. In head-to-head games, the lower finisher gets a strike. A $1 IFPA fee applies, and there is an optional $5 prize pool.

Presented by AEG Presents, W.A.S.P. appears with KK’s Priest at The Agora for 1984 TO HEADLESS. This is an all-ages show. The event organizer has delayed ticket transfers, and further details are available in AXS’s Purchase Agreement.

Celebrate the 50th anniversary of The Last Waltz at The Winchester Music Tavern with Chest Fever taking the stage. Advance admission is $25, and the event welcomes all ages.

A community chess tradition returns to Asia Plaza with a competitive, USCF-rated tournament presented by Cleveland Chess Club and Starvation Army Zine, and sponsored by Flower City Gift Shop and Earth Bistro Cafe. Players of all backgrounds are welcome, including both USCF members and those without a membership. The event features four rounds in a Swiss-system format with sections for Open, Under 1600, Under 1000, and a dedicated section for non-USCF players. The entry fee is $20. A guaranteed prize fund of $500 is shared among all sections, with cash awards in the Open section totaling $200 for first and second place, $130 in the Under 1600 section, $100 in the Under 1000 section, and $70 in the non-USCF section. Raffle drawings take place at either the start or the finish of each round, with prizes that include cash equal to half of the tickets sold, chess books and DVDs, snacks, candy, and beverages. Two major prizes are raffled at the end of the tournament as winners collect their awards, a $25 Earth Bistro Cafe gift certificate with a T-shirt, and a complete chess set from Flower City Gift Shop featuring triple weighted pieces, a roll-up board, and a carrying bag. Every participant receives one complimentary raffle ticket, and additional tickets are available for $1 each.

A five strike knockout competition limited to games produced before 1990. A $1 IFPA fee applies, and there is an optional $5 prize pool.

Returning for its fourth year, Halloween Freakshow brings a 2026 lineup to The Foundry Concert Club featuring The Static Wake & Dead Cassette, Who They Fear, and Remnants. Additional band updates and ticket information will be announced.

Give yourself a breather while your kids enjoy a fun evening at Ethlete Lab Academy. Designed for ages 7 to 14, this drop-off program features supervised gaming, movies, and creative play, plus all-access time in the Gaming Lounge with PCs and consoles. Kids can relax with friends in a screen-positive setting, and popcorn is included. The cost is $20, a $15 savings. Additional hours can be added at pickup for a later return. There are no extra fees to worry about, just a simple drop-off so adults can take a well-earned break. Capacity is limited and spots often fill quickly.

Willow Avalon takes the stage as part of the Pink Pocket Pistol Tour at The Roxy. Abbie Callahan and Nathan Bess join the lineup for a night of live music.

GYPSY brings a two-set show to Slim & Chubby's Strongsville, opening with a Stevie Nicks & Friends tribute and closing with a Gypsy rock and dance set that spans music from the 70s through today.

Costumes are encouraged for Malloween presented by Aqua-Tots Swim School. Trick-or-treating is available at stores while supplies last, with candy offered until each location runs out. Look for pop-up entertainment such as balloon artists, costumed characters, airbrush tattoos, and additional activities. Aqua-Tots Swim School is now open in Strongsville and is enrolling for swim lessons, featuring small group classes, a heated pool, and a flexible schedule.

Adam Paddock brings a live performance to The Winchester Music Tavern, and the event welcomes attendees of all ages. Admission is $15 when purchased in advance, and guests under 21 will pay an additional $3 at the door.

General admission is standing room only, and the balcony offers reserved seating. Accessible tickets can be located by applying the accessible filter on the purchase page to display eligible seats. The lineup may change without notice. Ticket options include multiple presales, including Artist, USAA, Live Nation, T-Mobile Concert Perks + Fast Lane, and Citi Cardmember Preferred, plus a public onsale. VIP packages are available with both a presale and an onsale.

Paranormal researcher, television host, and author Amy Bruni leads a live, spooky season presentation that peels back the curtain on the true hauntings behind some of the most famous horror movies. She investigates each case through historical context, eyewitness testimony, and evidence documented at the locations themselves. The discussion explores the real stories tied to The Conjuring, Annabelle, The Shining, and The Amityville Horror, asking how a family’s demonic encounter compares with what appears on screen, whether Ed and Lorraine Warren truly kept a sinister doll, how Stephen King’s stay at the Stanley Hotel influenced spectral legends, and what the Lutz family reported, from levitating beds to a pig-like figure with glowing red eyes. The program invites audiences to look beyond jump scares and special effects to the people, places, and encounters that shaped these films, where the reality can be even more unsettling than the fiction. In addition to the talk, Bruni presents a traveling mini museum of haunted artifacts and spiritualist memorabilia that attendees can explore and interact with before and after the show. Bruni is an investigator, author, podcaster, entrepreneur, and television personality whose interest in the supernatural began in childhood, growing up in a home believed to be haunted with a family that accepted their ghostly housemates.

Celebrate the release of Violet Ray’s second skateboarding-themed concept album, Sk8t Gang. Admission is free, and the lineup features guest performances by Vandalizard, Shed Dwellers, and Wasted Society.

A community walk paired with a pickleball tournament features live music, local vendors, basket raffles, and food truck fare, with a gift bag for every registrant. Proceeds are directed to help local families affected by breast cancer through comfort, meal support, services, and financial aid. Our Pink Wish Foundation, a nonprofit founded by two Strongsville breast cancer survivors, is dedicated to assisting local families facing breast cancer. Tickets and support opportunities include participant, sponsor, and vendor options, along with the ability to make a donation.

Illuminated by candles and a starry glow, this experience brings the Court together to welcome the next chapter. Look forward to music, conversation, and a touch of playful mischief, all building to a dramatic countdown as the release is honored with a regal touch. Each ticket includes a copy of the next ACOTAR book once it is released.

Set inside the Crafty Canary Creativity Corner at Little Birdie Wine Nest, this hands-on workshop pairs creating and sipping as a local artist guides participants step by step to make a set of three spooky season and fall themed bookmarks. Premium materials and tools are provided, helpful tips are shared throughout, and no prior experience is needed. The session is designed to welcome all ages and artistic abilities. Tickets are $45 per person and include a creative crafting experience, three custom bookmark molds in varying sizes, an assortment of fall florals and spooky accents, all necessary tools and embellishments, and one complimentary beverage. Drink choices include red sangria, white sangria, an orange juice mimosa, orange juice, or a fruit juice blend. A full menu of coffee, flights, drinks, snacks, and shareables will be available for purchase. Guests may arrive 10 to 15 minutes early to place orders and get comfortable, or pre-order online to skip the line. Seating requests to sit near friends can be noted at purchase, and capacity is limited to 24 participants. Crafty Canary Rewards Cards are valid at these sip-and-create workshops, with stamps available to collect; cards will be provided at the start of class for anyone who needs one. Assistance with registration or using a Little Birdie Wine Nest gift card is available by phone at 216-785-9922, as gift cards are not compatible with online purchases at this time. Please review the FAQs before purchasing, as all sales are final.

Explore seasonal artwork at a Fall Art Market showcasing pieces by resident artists together with work from guest and visiting artists. Start holiday shopping and find distinctive gifts from a broad range of creators. Admission and parking are free, with no parking permitted on the east side of Halstead. The full roster of participating artists will be posted in the discussion tab as the event approaches.

Attendees wear costumes and decorate their Jeeps for an annual Halloween themed costume gathering dedicated to Jeep enthusiasts. It is a casual meetup for people who love both Jeeps and Halloween. The event takes place at Rookies Sports Bar & Grill, which offers food and drink specials.

Ordinary World brings its own spin on Duran Duran’s annual Halloween shows to the Winchester Music Tavern in Lakewood, Ohio, creating a Danse Macabre steeped in ’80s new wave. The night highlights beloved tracks from the era and a festive costume vibe that welcomes retro looks and Halloween attire. Whether you are a dedicated Duran Duran fan or simply in the mood for a Halloween celebration, this tribute channels the spirit of the band’s seasonal tradition.

AEG Presents hosts a Halloween concert headlined by Mushroomhead with a lineup that also includes Fear Factory, Nine Treasures, Bittersweet Revenge, and Unhealthy While Unhinged. This performance is open to all ages.

Yacht rock gets a spooky twist at The Local Strongsville, with gift card dollars up for grabs for enjoying the smooth tunes and for the top costume. Familiar waiting-room melodies take on a playful, eerie vibe. Arrive ready to dance and lean into the costume fun with touches like fake vampire fangs, a wrestling singlet, and even a shake weight. Table reservations are recommended.

Featuring some of Northeast Ohio's top readers, this gathering offers 12 to 15 practitioners sharing insights through tarot, astrology, mediumship, oracle cards, palm readings, runes, animal reflection and more. Browse 12 to 17 vendor booths with healers, health herbs, jewelry, gemstones, candles, books, tarot cards, bags, rings and other finds. Admission is free, and free lectures are included.

CKY leads the bill at The Winchester Music Tavern with support from Ritual Bronze and Cardboard Caskets. Advance tickets are $30, and attendees under 21 will be charged an additional $3 at the door.

4Locos opens the show for Sons of Crue at The Local Strongsville. Expect a high-energy night of live music as 4Locos kicks things off before Sons of Crue takes the stage. Time to go loco.

Android Paranoid brings a night devoted to Radiohead’s music to The Winchester Music Tavern. Advance admission is $20, with an additional $3 collected at the door for anyone under 21.

Flyers Bar & Grill teams up again with The Okayest Band in the World for an evening of homemade food and music. Expect a relaxed setting and a lively soundtrack as this collaboration returns.

A four round Swiss chess tournament at SouthPark Mall offers sections for every level, including Open, U1600, U1000, and a non-USCF unrated group. Both rated and non-rated players are accommodated, and participants of all ages are welcome. Registration takes place inside Sandbox Game Lounge, and players should bring their own boards and clocks. The entry fee is $25, and the prize fund totals $800 based on 50 paid entries. In each section, first place receives $100, second place receives $100, and third place earns a full day game pass with a friend at Sandbox Game Lounge. A raffle for chess sets will be held with $1 tickets, and every player receives one complimentary ticket. This event is supported by Sandbox Game Lounge and Book Brothers.

Play purse bingo at American Legion Post 703 while supporting CLE Dog Rescue Crew. Participants can vie for designer handbags from brands like Michael Kors, Kate Spade, Coach, and more. Doors open first, lunch is served before the games begin, then bingo gets rolling with raffles happening throughout the afternoon. A cash bar will be available. The event benefits dogs in need through CLE Dog Rescue Crew.

Ax and the Hatchetmen bring The Late Checkout Tour 2026 to the stage, joined by Tipling Rock.

Experience The Queers live at The Winchester Music Tavern. Attendees of any age are welcome, and advance tickets are priced at $20.

An event at Mahall's brings together Bryan Andrews and Lou Ridley. Doors open prior to the start.

Bad JuJu appears at Slim & Chubby's.

Mediocre on a Good Day takes the stage at Bar 30 for its final show of 2026. The band pauses performances from Thanksgiving to New Year’s to celebrate the holidays and prepare new songs for the year ahead, so this show is the last chance to catch them live for a while. They are pulling out all the stops for a big sendoff.

This four strike knockout competition uses group scoring. In four player groups, the two lowest finishers receive a strike. In three player groups, the last place finisher receives a strike. In two player groups, the lower finisher receives a strike. A one dollar IFPA fee applies, and participants may opt into a five dollar prize pool.

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.

AEG Presents brings Tropidelic to The Agora alongside Surfer Girl, The Quasi Kings, and Land of Panda. The show is open to all ages. Ticket transfers are on hold and are planned to become available about three weeks prior to the event, and details can be found in the AXS Purchase Agreement.

Parma Tap House hosts another special night with World Zen'd, promoted as a major rock event for the area. Expect a powerhouse set of beloved rock anthems from a Northeast Ohio favorite, delivered with precision, high energy, and an electrifying punch. The show leans into 90s nostalgia and invites dancing, sing-alongs, and plenty of movement. There is no cover.

A third annual art and craft market invites shoppers to explore creations from local makers and artisans on Small Business Saturday. Vendor registration is available.

This Small Business Saturday event at the Screw Factory features a wide selection of work from resident artists alongside invited artists. Explore original pieces, discover distinctive gifts you will not find elsewhere, and support local creatives throughout the day. Entry is free, and parking is complimentary; note that parking is not permitted on the east side of Halstead. A list of participating artists will be shared as the event approaches.

Test your skills in a five-strike knockout competition limited to games from before 1990. A $1 IFPA fee applies, and there is an optional $5 prize pool.

The AirChiefs take the stage at Union House Bar & Restaurant for an evening dedicated to rock and roll.