Events in Parma today

Now in its second year, this Cleveland basketball camp brings young athletes of every skill level to Lakewood High School for a focused day of growth on and off the court. Cleveland Cavaliers guard Max Strus teams up with an experienced coaching staff and special guests to lead skills sessions, build confidence, and foster a spirit of teamwork and community. Participants can look forward to hands-on coaching, guest appearances, opportunities for photos and autographs, and extras like giveaways and exclusive gear.

Explore bold colors and sweet creativity inside the Crafty Canary Creativity Corner at Little Birdie Wine Nest with a hands-on cookie decorating class inspired by 90s neon. Over two hours, Jess of EmporiYUM Bakery teaches step by step techniques to help you design and personalize a set of sugar cookies using made-from-scratch royal icing in vibrant shades, sprinkles, and edible accents. Each participant receives 6 to 8 pre-baked cookies, use of piping bags, tips, and tools during class, plus a pastry box to safely take decorated treats home. No prior experience is needed, the session is beginner friendly and recommended for ages 8 and up, and staff will be available to offer support throughout. Tickets are $59.50 per person and include a complimentary beverage, along with recipes for both cookies and icing so you can practice at home. The full café menu of coffee, wine flights, snacks, and shareables will be available for purchase, and arriving 10 to 15 minutes early is suggested for placing orders and settling in. Seating preferences can be accommodated when purchasing separately, capacity is limited to 24 guests, and Little Birdie Wine Nest gift cards are not compatible with online ticket sales and must be processed in store or by phone. Crafty Canary Rewards members earn a stamp for this sip and create workshop, with cards available at the start of class. All sales are final, and reviewing the FAQs before booking is encouraged.

Experience Cleveland from a comic vantage point with the CWRU Alumni Association’s Cleveland Chapter on a Funny Bus tour that blends stand up, improv, and rolling city sightseeing. Expect views of notable landmarks and local lore, paired with plenty of laughs. It offers an easygoing setting for alumni to reconnect with fellow Spartans or meet new faces in the area. The tour is rated R with possible adult language and humor, so it is recommended for ages 17 and older. Registration is $25.

The Cuyahoga River Rally, presented by Cargill, is a free community celebration of the river’s revitalization at Hart Crane Park. Explore the waterfront with complimentary walking, biking, and boat tours. The festival village welcomes visitors with hands-on crafts for kids, water-focused activities, free rides on the Holiday Boat, live music, a beer garden, and more. Further updates will be announced as the event approaches.

The Strongsville Duck Race and Kids Fest is a free event for children featuring face painting, pony rides, touch-a-truck experiences, inflatables, and many other activities.

This benefit supports Berea Arf Animal Rescue Friends and features live performances by Zoomies, Cougar Meat, Billy Morris and The Sunset Strip, Priscilla, and Red Leather Riot.

Colors+ Drag Story Time returns in partnership with Drag Queen Story Hour-Cleveland, featuring performers Veranda L'Ni, Sassy Sascha, King Jace Blaze, and more. This welcoming hour invites people of all ages to enjoy stories that celebrate diversity and inclusion, share positive messages, and work to reduce stigma around diverse gender roles while challenging expression stereotypes. Open to all ages. Hosted at Lakewood Congregational Church and supported by Cuyahoga Arts & Culture.

This community fundraiser supports Berea Arf with a full day of live music, 50/50 raffles and basket raffles, a dunk tank, an ice cream truck on site, and more. There is no cost to attend, and contributions are appreciated.

Explore how phenomena often labeled paranormal or supernatural can be approached through Theosophy. This talk introduces Theosophical explanations for experiences such as extrasensory perception, psychic abilities, astral projection, and mediumship, connecting them to the Third Object of the Theosophical Society, which encourages the study of nature’s less understood laws and the capacities latent in human beings. Led by lecturer and author Noy Chounramany, a Theosophist, Co-Freemason, and Rosicrucian who speaks on Theosophy, Freemasonry, comparative religion, spirituality, and esotericism, this program is part of the Theosophy Vibes series that offers an inside look at the Society and its foundational teachings. Hosted by the Theosophical Society of Cleveland at Besant Lodge. Admission is free, and voluntary donations are welcome.

Hot Wheels Monster Trucks Live presents Glow-N-Fire, building on its award-winning momentum with the debut of Rhinomite, a rhino themed powerhouse that charges into the arena ready to smash the competition. The production showcases first-time-ever stunts from the Hot Wheels Monster Trucks and features the No-Handed Front Flip from the FMX team, pushing the action higher than ever. Fan favorites roll in as well, including Mega Wrex, Tiger Shark, HW 5-Alarm, Bone Shaker, Bigfoot, and Skelesaurus, plus a robot dinosaur that breathes fire and crushes cars. Special pricing for kids is available, offering big value for families. VIP experiences add even more excitement. Full Throttle VIP, Pedal to the Metal VIP, and Start Your Engine VIP include exclusive access to the Pre-Show Party, official VIP merchandise, and the chance to see the trucks up close before the show. The Full Throttle VIP package also includes front row seating, a backstage tour with the show host, and meet and greets with a Monster Truck driver and an FMX rider. Availability is limited. The Pre-Show Party opens the arena floor for a close look at the outrageous designs and massive scale of the trucks, along with autograph signings from drivers and performers. Each pass comes with an autograph card, while supplies last. Produced by Family Entertainment Live in partnership with Mattel and Raycom-Legacy Content Company, this stop brings the ultimate Hot Wheels Monster Trucks spectacle to Rocket Arena.

Level up at a mobile gaming party that also offers a chance to learn more about the schools. Try out state of the art gaming consoles, enjoy inflatables, and play a variety of new video games. It is a fun way to combine hands on entertainment with helpful information.

NuDay At the Park brings the community back together this summer, building on the legacy of Family Unity Day in the Park. Focused on culture, connection, small businesses, and family, it celebrates the strength of the Southeast Side with live entertainment at Luke Easter Park. The lineup includes a performance by Chrisette Michelle, plus local artists @von_vj, The Band With No Name, @melroseevemusic, and @rayrimageband. The festivities are hosted by @robertjohnsonjr1950, known as The Line Dance King, with music by @djprofessional216. Vendors, nonprofits, food vendors, and local businesses are invited to participate and showcase their work while engaging directly with the community.

Teens ages 13-18 can join this free program for a yoga session followed by a fun DIY craft activity. A Release and Hold Harmless form is required.

Join Buck’s Angel Foundation for the 4th Annual Summer Social fundraiser, a fun evening with good food, great company, and plenty of activities. There will be dinner, drinks, DJ Deana, raffle baskets, side boards, and a liquor wagon giveaway, plus 50/50 winners. The night runs for three hours, and you don’t need to be present to win liquor wagon or 50/50 prizes.

Rookie's Sports Bar & Grill hosts a WWE-themed trivia fundraiser benefiting Sawyer's Wish, the nonprofit that supplies colorful, character-inspired bed sheets to children undergoing cancer treatment during hospital stays. Teams of up to two players can enter with a $10 donation per person, and every entry supports the cause. The top team will score tickets to WWE Friday Night SmackDown. The night also features a free Mega Rumble Wrestling show, a 50/50 raffle inspired by the Million Dollar Man with tickets priced at $1 each or 25 for $20 where the winner takes half the pot, and a best dressed wrestler contest awarding a gift card to Rookie's Sports Bar & Grill. Fans can test their knowledge, show off their ring-ready style, and compete for prizes while helping Sawyer's Wish make hospital stays a little brighter.

Join for a WWE-themed trivia night with a Tables, Ladders & Trivia format at Rookie's Sports Bar & Grill. Trivia begins at 4:30 PM, and a free Mega Rumble Wrestling event starts at 7:00 PM. The event is $10 per player, and all proceeds benefit Sawyer's Wish, supporting colorful and character bed-themed sheets for children battling cancer during hospital stays.

Cleveland Metroparks Summer Concert Series brings live music to the lakefront with a set from Abby Normal and the Detroit Lean. The seven-piece group spans ska, rock, pop and swing, showcasing a wide repertoire and their signature Abby Style twists on both modern and classic tunes. Guests can enjoy happy hour selections and a Leinenkugel beer garden, along with food from Cleveland Metroparks concessions and food trucks, with Lake Erie in view.

Returning in 2026 with a mix of familiar and new performers, this show features After The Apocalypse, Trash Hag, Exham Priory, Psycho Plantation, Hams, Sassafras Cove, Centerless, and Titans of Mars. MC James "The Dook" Fedor of Roxxxstar Radio hosts. Advance tickets are 20 dollars through the Mercury Lounge box office, and tickets are 25 dollars on the day of the show. This event is open to all ages.

Settle in for a live musical performance.

This event spotlights American Vanity.

Mark a 70-year milestone with a performance by the band 1988. Preview their set by checking the playlist on The Local's website.

Ace Molar brings a charged rock performance to Town Center Park, delivering a set packed with audience favorites and upbeat energy from the first song to the last. Admission is free for this community concert in a family-friendly outdoor setting. Expect live music alongside food trucks and alcohol sales to round out the experience. Guests can bring lawn chairs and enjoy a summer evening of music under the open sky with friends.

The AirChiefs arrive at Union House Bar & Restaurant for an evening of rock and roll.

Catch Joseph and his incredible journey in Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat at the Cassidy Theatre. Expect a vibrant, music-filled stage experience in a live performance running from 7:30 PM to 10:00 PM.

Mediocre on a Good Day brings a premiere performance to Kessler's Pub, just blocks from the group's rehearsal space. This marks their first show, unfolding close to where they rehearse.

Think classic golf style like knickers and argyle socks for a playful touch. This golf outing is set to be another standout day on the course, all in support of a meaningful cause. Participants can team up with friends, coworkers, or family for a day that includes golf, food, and drinks, along with on-course challenges and prize drawings.

This structured group walk at West Creek Reservation focuses on socialization and real-world leash manners for dogs that bark at people or other dogs, jump when greeting, pull on walks, or lose focus outside even if they follow cues indoors. Handlers work their dogs around others in a controlled setting, building consistent repetitions without concerns about off-leash dogs or unexpected interruptions. The cost is $10 per dog, with a request for one dog per person due to the nature of the exercises. Retractable leashes or flexi leads are not allowed. Please give other dogs space, as some may be reactive and are not there to meet new people or pets.

Ease muscle tension at Strongsville Recreation Center with a restorative session that uses rolling and gentle release to help bodies feel better. It welcomes all ages and ability levels, with modifications available to meet individual needs. Expect time devoted to calming the nervous system, improving movement, and increasing mobility in a supportive setting.

Celebrate the 20th season of this open-air farmers market featuring local farmers and artisans, live music, family activities, and more. Explore the stalls, meet local vendors, and enjoy live performances alongside family activities.

Enjoy a day of friendly kickball competition at Rookie's Sports Bar & Grill while supporting a meaningful cause. Teams of up to 10 players can participate for $20 per person, and registration includes a hot dog, chips, and a domestic drink ticket. Cash payouts and trophies will be awarded to first and second place, with bragging rights on the line. Proceeds benefit the Sawyer's Wish Rookie's Spirit Fund and support the 2026 Christmas Adopt-A-Family Program, helping children and families throughout Northeast Ohio. Team spots are limited.

A four round Swiss chess tournament takes place at SouthPark Mall with sections for both USCF rated and non rated players. Competitors can choose from Open, U1600, U1000, and Unrated sections, and participants of all ages are welcome. Registration is inside Sandbox Game Lounge. Please bring your own board and clock. A raffle for chess sets will be held, with tickets available for $1 and one complimentary ticket provided to each player. The entry fee is $25, and the prize fund is $800 based on 50 paid entries. In each USCF rated section and in the Unrated section, first place pays $100, second place pays $100, and third place receives a full day game pass with a friend at Sandbox Game Lounge. Sponsored by Sandbox Game Lounge and Book Brothers.

A Blues Brunch at Supper Club features the Sam Hooper Group, a seven piece ensemble with a horn section. The performance celebrates the legacies of Albert King, Freddie King, and B.B. King, guitar giants whose influence reaches into rock, jazz, soul, and pop. The band’s résumé includes a win at the 2018 NE Ohio Blues Association Blues Challenge and a semifinal run at the International Blues Challenge in Memphis. Pricing is $12 in advance or $18 on the day of the show with general admission, and table reservations are required. A buffet brunch from Music Box will be available.

Settle into a restorative sound bath led by Aleigha at Diamond Strength Fitness. This in-person session surrounds participants with soothing tones intended to calm the body and mind and invite deep relaxation. Crystal singing bowls aligned with the seven chakras, singing pyramids, a horizon gong, chimes, an ocean wave drum, tuning forks, and other gentle instruments create layered vibrations that support meditation and the body’s natural capacity to rebalance. Rooted in an ancient practice, sound healing uses frequencies to help release blockages formed by stress and difficult emotions, guiding both mind and body toward greater harmony. Many participants report a quieter mind, less anxiety, clearer focus, reduced tension and fatigue, improved mood, better sleep, and a lift in spiritual well-being. Please bring a yoga mat, a pillow, a cozy blanket, and an open heart for added comfort. Space is limited.

Midnight Blue delivers a live Foreigner tribute set, celebrating the band’s classic hits in an intimate courtyard setting. This in person concert offers a close-to-the-action vibe and classic rock energy. Admission is $10, with a cash bar available and a food truck on site.

Hot Wheels Monster Trucks Live Glow-N-Fire takes over Rocket Arena, formerly Rocket Mortgage FieldHouse in Cleveland, with massive trucks, soaring jumps, and stunt-packed action inside an arena. Expect glow and flame themed visuals, a brisk pace that suits families as well as longtime monster truck enthusiasts, and the rumble of big machines performing up close.

Now in its fourth year, this community Rainbow Potluck brings LGBTQIA+ friends and allies together for a fundraiser filled with conversation, games, and giveaways. Beverages such as soda and water will be available, and there will be hot dogs, burgers, and chicken, with vegetarian and vegan options provided. Attendees are encouraged to bring an appetizer, side dish, or dessert to share. The gathering is kid friendly and features a bouncy house, yard games, and an ice cream truck. Look for plenty of chances to win with more than 100 raffle baskets and a 50/50.

Reggae Sunday spotlights The Flex Crew, a seven-piece group with a fresh, high-energy approach to reggae. With members coming from varied musical backgrounds, they fuse Funk, Rhythm and Blues, Soul, and Hip Hop with reggae traditions, moving seamlessly through Lover’s Rock, Roots, and Dancehall. The result is a versatile, genre-blending sound that delivers a lively musical experience.

Hosted by Guggy, this recurring gathering takes place rain or shine and features a barbecue menu along with complimentary s’mores.

Swing Time presents its annual concert in the Pavilion at Cross of Hope Church, featuring an evening of big band music with the added treat of ice cream. Admission is free.

The Treelawn hosts LoveMuffinPalooza 2026, a benefit for The Gathering Place, featuring live music, an emcee, a large raffle, and vendor tables from artists and other businesses. The lineup includes Blue Drivers, The G Strings, Mal SanMarco, Cosmic American Music, Flowers Love Being Eerie, and Lost State Of Franklin. The G Strings grew from informal Saturday jams into a band that blends blues, rock, classic country, and original songs. Members include Jim Bidleman, Bob Ivancic, Bill Peluso, Bruce Rogers, and Gina Stutzman. Bill DeGidio appears as Cosmic American Music with an acoustic set that draws on rock, blues, country, and pop from the 60s and 70s, covering artists like Gram Parsons, Neil Young, and the Rolling Stones. Flowers Love Being Eerie is a Cleveland indie rock quartet whose name nods to the members’ other groups, featuring bassist Jim Simandle of Flowers In Flames, guitarist Adam Rich of Love Muffin Records, singer and guitarist Chris Foldi of State Of Being, and drummer Kurt Bernardo of Eerie Invaders. Lost State Of Franklin brings Americana, led by songwriter J Scott Franklin, a past Scene Magazine Best Songwriter nominee, and has shared stages with George Jones, Ralph Stanley, Stella Parton, and Eileen Ivers. Blue Drivers deliver blues, swing, and R&B with a repertoire that spans standards, jump blues, jazz, rockabilly, old time rock and roll, and Americana, featuring Char Frires, Tom Marotta, Dale Taylor, David Krauss, Phil Kushner, and Chris Celleghin. Mal SanMarco is a Cleveland-based singer songwriter known for a witty edge and breakup anthems. Emcee duties are handled by Carrie Danger of the Carrie Danger Podcast. A raffle with more than 125 items adds to the festivities, and vendor tables highlight creations from artists and other businesses. Tickets are $10 in advance and $12 on the day of the show.

Break the routine with Memorial Monday in Downtown Cleveland, a food truck gathering at Fort Huntington Park that pairs a variety of vendors with music amid the park’s statues and memorials. It is part of the Downtown Cleveland Food Truck Series, which features a rotating mix of trucks across downtown parks and plazas.

Beginner line dancing instruction with Jackie Ma is available at the SouthPark Community Studio, located between California Nails and Champs in the Dillard's Wing. Register in advance by contacting Jackie Ma at (440) 546-7531. The beginner session has a $5 entry fee.

Bottoms Up! Yoga presents a summer series of pay what you can Good Vibes yoga at the Solstice Steps in Lakewood Park. Sessions are held outdoors once a week in front of the steps, offering a relaxed setting to move, breathe, and connect with the community. Wear comfortable clothing and bring a mat, water, and sunscreen. A suggested minimum donation of $10 supports the series.

Smile Empty Soul brings The Spine the Bottle Tour to the stage with support from Revis and Saint Tragedy. This concert is open to all ages. Advance tickets are priced at $20.

Test your general knowledge across multiple trivia games offered throughout the evening. Industry night discounts run all night, making it easy to settle in for more than one round.

Jammy Buffet brings a live show to Beachland Tavern.

Bike Nite offers a lively evening with a DJ and plenty of fun.

At Emerald Necklace Marina-Cleveland Metroparks, this weather-dependent CTC group road ride emphasizes safety, courtesy, and clear communication on the road. If conditions lead to a cancellation, the Official CTC Event label will be removed. Participation is at your own risk. During CTC sanctioned activities, only CTC members are covered by USAT supplemental insurance. Non-members may take part, and anyone riding unsafely may be asked not to continue. Riders sort into paced groups so everyone can find a comfortable fit. The A group is for experienced group cyclists, building to about 20 to 22 mph on the way out and getting faster on the return, and it is a drop ride. Typical speeds for the B group are around 19 to 21 mph, the C group around 17 to 19 mph, and the D group focuses on skills and an easier pace under 16 mph with a no-drop policy. The D option may not form when turnout is very small. The format is a single paceline with the lead rider taking a turn for an agreed distance or time. If you would rather not pull, rotate safely to the back. When you do take a pull, hold the agreed pace and let the group lead know if you need to drop. Safety comes first. Be comfortable riding on open roads and know the rules of the road. Helmets are required. Use front and rear lights and wear bright clothing to stay visible. Obey all traffic signs and signals. Do not ride in an aero position so your brakes remain within easy reach. Maintain a straight line, avoid sudden moves, and use clear hand signals and loud calls when slowing, stopping, leaving the line, or approaching a stop. Call out hazards and vehicles, and speak up if you notice unsafe riding to help prevent accidents. Inexperienced cyclists are encouraged to complete a cycling skills clinic before participating. After the ride, it is common for participants to head to Market for food and drinks.

Fans of How I Met Your Mother can test their knowledge at a themed trivia and wine night hosted by Tracye and Kenny. The competition includes three rounds with 13 questions in each, along with bonus games between rounds that offer chances to win quirky prizes known as Crap From The Garage. When the final scores are in, one team will earn an LBWN prize valued at $100 and plenty of bragging rights. Tickets are $20 per person and include reserved table seating, a sweet and salty snack mix of popcorn, pretzels, and M&M's, and a glass of the signature Pineapple Incident Sangria. Happy Hour is available beforehand with deals on drinks and snacks, and a full menu will be offered throughout the evening, including coffees, flights, wine, grazing boards, flatbreads, and small plates. Each attendee needs an individual ticket. When purchasing, include the names of the people you want to sit with so your team can be seated together. Space is limited.

This league event features five rounds of matchplay with two games per round, pairing one fast game with one slow game. The league runs for four weeks with one drop week, so results from a single week do not count toward standings. Finals are for the top 50 percent of qualifiers in A Division. Playoffs use PAPA style group elimination with one game from each era, covering new, mid, and old. Scoring is 4, 2, 1, 0, and the top two players in each group advance. The entry fee is $10 for the prize fund, and Pinball Planet covers IFPA fees.

A trivia night at Plank Road Tavern gives friends a chance to test their knowledge, with the kitchen and bar open throughout the event.

Chance the Rapper brings the Coloring Book 10 Year Anniversary Tour to House of Blues Cleveland. The main floor is general admission standing, while reserved seats are available in the balcony. A limit of six tickets applies per order, and purchases that exceed this limit may be cancelled without notice. For accessible seating, use the accessible tickets filter on the purchase page. The lineup may change without notice. Ticket access is offered through multiple sales options, including public onsale, artist presale, Spotify presale, Live Nation presale, T-Mobile Concert Perks + Fast Lane, and VIP package presales and onsales.

Lakewood Village Tavern presents a laid back trivia night paired with Taco Tuesday. Expect questions that pull from all kinds of topics, with prizes handed out after every round. The three highest scoring teams receive gift cards. Taco specials include beef and black bean for $1.75 each and chicken for $2.25, making it easy to refuel between rounds.

Mercury Music Lounge hosts a lively jam night led by the Tuesday Host Combo. The evening starts with a set from the house band featuring Ray Flanagan on guitar and vocals, Jeremy McCabe on drums and vocals, Joe Botta on bass, and Chase Ockuly on guitar and vocals, then transitions into a free-flowing jam. Gear is available to support performers, including a pair of guitar amplifiers, a bass amp, a drum kit, and three microphones. Additional inputs can accommodate instruments such as cello, violin, keyboards, and more, and horn players are encouraged. The focus is on spontaneous collaboration, with musicians, listeners, and dancers sharing the space. All styles are welcome, and the aim is to make music together. Oscar’s Pizza is located next door for a convenient bite.

This event features playful games with real prizes up for grabs. Prizes include concert tickets, swag courtesy of The Vinyl Groove and The Miscreant and the Muse, complimentary admission to the Buckland Museum, and additional giveaways. DJ Sam Sinister hosts.

Join an adult-focused 3D design session where you’ll learn the basics of Tinkercad, a free 3D design software. A valid email address and basic computer skills are required. The class will take place in Meeting Room B at the Parma Heights Branch.

Enjoy an outing at the Cleveland Zoo with a clear meeting point to kick things off. Attendees will gather inside near the elephant habitat. Tickets are required for zoo entry.

Join Aspire Greater Cleveland for a free ESOL class (English for Speakers of Other Languages) at the Cuyahoga County Public Library. Students are required to attend an orientation session before beginning class. For orientation and class details, you can call 833.ASPIRE2 or visit aspiregreatercleveland.org.

Learn about the Strongsville Early Childhood PTA at a yearly membership ice cream social featuring free ice cream, face painting, music, and more. Discover how the group supports families with discounted activities for kids and parents, playgroups, parties, and meet ups, along with a welcoming support network for children from birth through kindergarten. For questions, email SECPTA.strongsville@gmail.com.

This hands-on broom making class is named in memory of Peggy, a former instructor who passed away this year. Taught by Jessica Oktober, it guides participants through crafting a witches broom from start to finish and adding personal details. Each ticket includes all necessary materials along with optional embellishments such as dried flowers, charms, ribbons and other adornments. Enrollment is limited to provide each person with ample space to create comfortably.

AEG Presents the Summer of Light Tour featuring The Fray, joined by Dashboard Confessional and Colony House. This concert is open to all ages. Ticket resale through AXS Resale is not initially available and may be offered later, with details governed by the terms of AXS’s Purchase Agreement.

Teens in grades 6 to 12 can learn how to make different foods from around the world. This session features Italy, including pizza mugs and Italian soda. The program runs as a hands-on cooking experience, and it may include activities considered potentially harmful, so a release form must be signed and returned at least one week before the start date.

Rookies in Parma Heights hosts Wing It Wednesdays for darters. The format changes from week to week, entry is $5, and participants can grab ten wings for ten dollars. For every group of ten entrants, an additional twenty dollars is added. Anyone who takes part across eight weeks during the summer is entered for a chance to have Lake Erie Classic fees covered.

Legend Zeppelin delivers a faithful recreation of Led Zeppelin’s earliest era, channeling the sound, equipment, and swagger of 1969. Instead of a straightforward set of familiar singles, the show focuses on the raw power of those first tours and the musicianship that defined them. The production also follows an ambitious arc that tracks the band’s growth from 1969 through 1980, weaving in songs as they emerged, expanding the stage craft along the way, and culminating in a vision of the 1980 U.S. tour that never happened. Self-described as the world’s first and only Bootleg Band, this experience is built to transport audiences back to 1969 and then trace the evolution that followed.

Kids ages 18 and younger can stop by for a free lunch provided by the Greater Cleveland Food Bank, as long as supplies last. The program runs during the summer at participating library branches, and kids may also receive a free book courtesy of the Cleveland Kids' Book Bank while supplies last.

Downtown’s latest food truck gathering features a rotating mix of vendors and live music at One Cleveland Center Plaza. Attendees can explore varied menus from different trucks at each installment. This stop is part of the Downtown Cleveland Food Truck Series, which brings an ever-changing selection of food trucks to multiple parks and plazas in the city’s core.

Old Brooklyn Farmers Market brings a weekly neighborhood market to Loew Park with a rotating mix of new and returning vendors. Browse farm-fresh produce, baked treats, pantry staples, and more while supporting local businesses close to home. The experience includes live music, interactive art, cooking demonstrations, community resources, and family-friendly activities. Food trucks serve dinner on site, and a weekly beer garden is sponsored by Schnitz Ale. SNAP, WIC, Produce Perks, and other incentives are accepted to help make fresh, local food more accessible.

AEG Presents brings the Bigger Than You Think! Tour - The Sequel! to the stage, featuring Simple Plan with 3OH!3 and Bowling For Soup. This concert is open to all ages.

AEG Presents brings the Grand Serpent Rising Tour US 2026, featuring Norway’s Dimmu Borgir with Hypocrisy and Hulder. This all ages show highlights Dimmu Borgir’s symphonic black metal legacy, tracing their path from a 1993 underground debut by founders Shagrath, Silenoz, and Tjodalv through early milestones like For All Tid and Stormblåst to an international breakthrough with Enthrone Darkness Triumphant. Their body of work includes Puritanical Euphoric Misanthropia, Death Cult Armageddon, and the concept album In Sorte Diaboli, along with major festival appearances and music featured in film trailers and video games. The band has also expanded its sound with orchestral and choral collaborations, including contributions from the Norwegian Radio Orchestra and the Schola Cantorum choir on Abrahadabra. Ticket transfer for this event is delayed and will be available on or about three weeks prior to the show. For more information, please review the terms of AXS’s Purchase Agreement.

Chad Hoffman takes the stage at the newly opened Deano’s Trattoria, performing from a catalog of a thousand classics and contemporary covers. The setting combines the classic spirit of an Italian supper club with a modern vibe, offering top-quality steaks, housemade pastas, fresh seafood, and time-honored Italian dishes prepared with care.

Rob Samay is back at The Local for another appearance. To reserve a table, text 216-527-6566.

Enjoy a concert featuring performances by Haste the Day, Still Remains, and What Lies Beneath. Doors open for entry before the live music begins.

Irish Night at Plank brings traditional music sessions to Lakewood, led by Brian Bigley on uilleann pipes, flute, whistles and Irish dance. Musicians, dancers and spectators are welcome to participate or simply take in the tunes. Enjoy $4 Guinness, Jameson and Harp. The kitchen will be open.

This friendly Feud game night features prizes of $30, $20, and $10 for top finishers. Daily specials will be available throughout the event. It takes place in Parma with the convenience of a parking lot.

For one night only in Cleveland, Shelly Belly takes the stage with an outsized presence and a fearless, funny point of view. Known for rapid-fire wit, a distinct Southern twang, and everyday stories turned into uproarious bits with a playfully racy edge, she delivers laughs rooted in real life. She first reached a national audience on Netflix’s The Circle Season 3 and has since grown a following of more than 1.6 million on TikTok with candid, sharp observations that rack up millions of views. Her debut special, Don’t You Judge Me, is available on platforms including Amazon Prime Video, Apple TV, YouTube TV, Vimeo, Google Play, Tubi, and Roku, with the audio on Spotify, Amazon Music, and Apple Music. Career highlights include headlining at the Nashville Comedy Festive, described as the largest comedy festive in the United States and a showcase for many leading names. Onstage she blends storytelling, keen observations, and playful crowd work, making each set feel unique. Beyond the punchlines, she focuses on connection, using comedy to bring people together and champion the confidence to be yourself.