Events in Piqua, OH

Bring a group for a lively trivia challenge. Team up to answer questions and compete for prizes in a fun, social setting.

A community food truck night unfolds in downtown New Carlisle, set outside the CVS on Main Street. The lineup features Wheel Fresh Pizza, Lilia's Outside Cafe, Taqueria Mari, and Lou&Crew’s Creamery, creating a simple way to sample a variety of bites right in the heart of town.

Explore crushed glass mosaic art in a relaxed, creative setting suitable for beginners and experienced makers. This guided, two-hour class includes all materials and is priced at $55. Choose a pattern you like and select up to five glass colors from red, blue, green, yellow, clear, white, brown, black, or orange. You will finish a custom mosaic piece to take home, and no prior experience is required. Suitable for ages 6 to 80. Attend on your own, with a friend, or as a family activity. Space is limited. Cancellation policy: classes and kits can be completed at home, and refunds are not available. If you cannot attend, a kit with step by step instructions can be provided so you can complete the project at home. If fewer than four participants register, you may reschedule or receive a take home kit that includes written instructions and a brief two minute tutorial video. For questions, contact Heather Minnich-Harter at 937-271-0439.

Fly'n Over The Castle Walls 2026 launches with an adults-only session at Skateworld of Vandalia designed for advanced skaters. Participation is based on skill rather than age, and there are no rentals, no beginners, and no skatemates. DJ DOC-K will spin favorite tracks and take requests throughout the session. Admission for this kickoff session is $9. The series continues with sessions at USA Skate Center in Springfield, a late skate back at Skateworld of Vandalia, and a finale at Castle Skateland in Loveland, with admission set at $15 for each of the first two and $20 for the finale. Shirts will be available, with designs in progress and updates to follow.

Cruise-In to Butler Township returns to Benchwood Station on Commerce Center Drive in front of Walmart. Use the York Commons and N. Dixie entrance. Registration is free, and the first 100 cars will receive complimentary T-shirts and dash plaques. Expect a fun evening with food, music, and plenty of cool cars.

Enjoy a laid-back evening at The Grazing Ground that begins with a beginner friendly craft. Unwind, get creative, and make something you will be glad to take home. When the crafting wraps up, step outside to spend time with the goats for snuggles, laughs, and a touch of farm style relaxation. The project changes each month, with details shared once everything is set. No prior experience is needed. Come with friends or on your own, savor a low key night out, meet the goats, and leave with a handmade piece.

Get up close to big rigs and specialty vehicles at a hands-on Touch-A-Truck experience. Expect rumbling engines, bright lights, and opportunities to climb aboard everything from fire trucks to large construction machines. People of all ages can explore, honk, and enjoy interactive, tactile fun. Admission is free at Vandalia Sports Complex.

Find your balance with TGG Goat Yoga, an outdoor, all-levels class where stretching and deep breaths share the spotlight with curious goats. Expect a light, feel-good flow that welcomes total beginners and experienced yogis alike, with plenty of moments for laughter as the goats wander through the space, snuggle in, and occasionally choose a mat as their favorite seat. The emphasis is on fresh air, community, and enjoying the experience rather than perfect poses. After the session, there is time for photos and extra cuddles with these four-legged co-stars, so you leave with a smile and a little more sunshine in your day.

Discover a touch of farm life at The Grazing Ground as young creators enjoy a hands-on craft session made just for them. Each child works on a seasonal project with chances to paint, decorate, and bring home their own masterpiece. After the art is complete, the group spends time with friendly goats for cuddles and cute photo opportunities. This one-hour program is intentionally small to keep a relaxed and welcoming, creativity-first setting. Registration for each child includes all materials, guided instruction, time with the goats, and admission for one accompanying adult. Additional adults cannot be accommodated due to limited space. Recommended for ages 4 to 10, and capacity is limited.

Quetila Cantina welcomes Jonas Lorence to close out the season with his first performance on the Cantina stage. Expect a laid back farewell to summer with a trop rock atmosphere and an evening of live music among friends. Lorence is the reigning Trop Rock Music Association Entertainer of the Year and leads the Jonas Lorence Band, recipients of Duo/Trio of the Year, Single of the Year, and Video of the Year honors. Festivities begin with an eat and greet at the grill, and those participating can bring a dish to share. Bring a chair and your favorite beverage to relax and enjoy the music. A recommended donation of $25 per person applies for prepaid, or $30 per person at the gate.

The CORE Silent Auction Fundraiser at Sidney First Church of the Nazarene celebrates the work taking place in the lives of children and families in the community, with gratitude for the support that has helped this ministry grow and continue building a strong foundation of faith in young lives. The evening offers a casual setting with entertainment, hearty hors d’oeuvres before bidding, and convenient parking. Admission is $10 per person, and the silent auction follows the reception.

Set in the scenic vineyard at Old Mason, this gathering features an on-site food truck, slushy wine drinks, and pours of locally made wine. The atmosphere is festive and friendly, with a lively crowd celebrating the close of summer in style.

This monthly workshop at Studio Outback, LLC focuses on polka and social dancing. It begins with a beginner friendly lesson that reviews core polka basics and then adds an intermediate pattern, offering something useful for a range of experience levels. After the instruction, the floor opens for general dancing, and the evening wraps up with a relaxed social. The music mix features 2-step, waltz, nightclub, cha cha, rumba, west coast swing, and a handful of line dances. Admission is $15 per person. Bottled water and soda are available for purchase, BYOB is permitted, and attendees may bring a dish to share.

Get into a full-on 80s groove at Wings Sports Bar and Grille with early MTV favorites performed with meticulous accuracy. Expect songs from Cars, Duran, Bowie, Prince, along with a wave of memorable one hit wonders. 80s attire and big hair are recommended to complete the throwback vibe.

Donate blood at the Sidney-Shelby County YMCA Community Blood Drive. Due to lobby renovations, please sign in inside the Y, and complete your donation on the mobile bus outside. Appointments are preferred, but walk-ins are accepted as space allows. To set an appointment, use SPNR code 107 or call 937-492-9134.

Flashback Unplugged performs an acoustic set on the patio at La Fiesta Dayton.

Buckeye Bike Nights return with an evening of motorcycles, music, and community at Buckeye Harley-Davidson. Local bands, vendors, free food and drinks, and raffles set the scene while riders roll in, hang out, and kick off the weekend. The Dayton Buffalo Soldiers are volunteering throughout the season to support the series. Band and vendor applications are available, and the full band schedule will be announced.

The third Anderson 5k Run/Walk brings runners and walkers together at the Vandalia Rec Center to support the Kayla Anderson Scholarship Fund, which benefits graduating Vandalia Butler Seniors. Participants can choose to run or walk the 5k course. Race day check-in will be available before the start. Online registration is available.

New Edge Sharpening provides on-the-spot service at Lavy's Corner Mart with mobile sharpening for knives, scissors, tools, and lawn mower blades, all completed while you wait. Look for the white van on site. Shopping and gas are available during your visit. This stop marks the second year serving Gettysburg and the first year at Lavy's Corner Mart.

A Jeep rally takes place during German Heritage Days in Fort Loramie. Registration and sign up are inside the Gaier's Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram showroom, and the rally is set along Canal Park. Door prizes and awards will be announced.

Local author Leah Lore visits the community room at New Carlisle Village Apartments for a conversation about her books and the experiences that have shaped her writing. After the presentation, she will be available to sign books, and copies will be offered for purchase. Admission and refreshments are free, and the program is open to everyone.

An Oktoberfest celebration at American Legion 668 in Vandalia features FIVE.

A beautiful patio setting frames a fun evening featuring music from the 60s, 70s, and 80s, along with food and beverages.

Settle in on the lawn with blankets and chairs for a family movie under the open sky at Vandalia Art Park. Part of the Kid-Venture Series, this free gathering includes popcorn, and a food truck will be onsite. The film title will be shared as the event approaches. For questions, contact Sara at smoyer@vandaliaohio.org.

Jake 'Hambone' Davis and the Good Company Blues Band return to headline the Heritage of Flight Festival in New Carlisle, Ohio, with music and festivities.

Free groceries are available on the first Saturday of each month as an expression of the love of Jesus for people navigating hard times. To receive groceries, bring identification.

Connor performs live at Minster Oktoberfest in the Village of Minster, Ohio. The appearance is part of the festival lineup, and the artist has expressed excitement about taking the stage.

Saint Hellion brings a high-energy rock show to Wings Sports Bar and Grille with food, drinks, and plenty of fun. Admission is $5 at the door.

Huber Haunts takes over Scene75 Entertainment Center (Dayton) with a free Halloween celebration spread indoors and outdoors. Expect more than 141 spots to collect candy along with a bustling mix of vendors, food trucks, crafters, businesses, and nonprofits. Indoor rides may come with spooky surprises, and Hell’s Dungeon returns with a haunted VR experience, roaming scare characters, and an outdoor wrestling ring. Dancers perform Thriller, there is a scavenger hunt for prizes, and the annual trunk or treat adds even more sweets. Costume contests award trophies and cash prizes across all ages, and participating vendors, crafters, food trucks, and businesses compete for a $500 decoration award. The venue also offers an optional package that includes unlimited rides and play, a slice of pizza, and unlimited drinks for $25 per person. This is the 9th annual Huber Haunts.

Whiskey & Wildfire closes out Minster Oktoberfest in the Biergarten as the weekend wraps up. Attendees can enjoy a last pretzel and a jug of their favorite draft while the celebrations wind down at the Village of Minster.

These monthly dementia education sessions welcome caregivers, family members, and community members seeking a clearer understanding of dementia and practical ways to support those affected. Held in the Gathering Room, the program is led by Susie Wilkins, RN, CDP, the community RN educator and RN case manager for Day City Hospice. As a certified dementia practitioner who works closely with the Alzheimer’s Association, Susie provides guidance and support tailored to attendees. RSVP is preferred with Adrienne at 937.497.6543.

Round up some friends for a friendly trivia challenge. Work together to answer questions, enjoy a lighthearted competition, and try for prizes along the way.

Enjoy the Annual Downtown Chocolate Walk with a stroll through Downtown Sidney. Follow the trail to participating businesses, discover their offerings, and gather tasty chocolate treats along the way. Supported by the Sidney Visitors Bureau as a supporting sponsor.

Scriptless in Seattle, a nationally touring comedy show, brings an improvisational night to The Historic Sidney Theatre. Expect a quick-paced, interactive format reminiscent of Whose Line, mixing sharp wit, musical comedy, and plenty of audience participation. There are no scripts and no safety nets, just unscripted comedy throughout. The show is family friendly.

Discover the craft of stained glass in a hands-on workshop that takes you from concept to completed piece. Over about five hours, you will choose your glass, colors, and a pattern from more than 50 options, then learn how to score and break, smooth the edges, and solder everything into a finished artwork. All materials are provided. Guidance is offered step by step for both beginners and those with experience, while still giving you the freedom to make your design your own. Space is limited and sessions fill quickly. No walk-ins are accepted. For questions, call 937-271-0439.

A family-focused pumpkin carving competition comes to Main St in Downtown New Carlisle as part of the Halloween Night Market, presented with support from Arrowhead Tax Service and Abe's Hidden Treasures. Participants bring carved pumpkins to the market illuminated with lights or candles for display and judging. You may submit as many pumpkins as you wish, and results are determined by family entry. Cash prizes are awarded to the top entries: $100 for first place, $50 for second, and $25 for third.

The Downtown Sidney Fall Festival features a Friday night Chocolate Walk and craft show. Saturday is the last day of the 2025 market season and includes a craft show, trick or treat, a costume contest, activities, and more. Presented with support from Perrigo Nutrition, McCrate, DeLaet & Co. CPAs, Osgood Bank, Slagle Mechanical Contractors, and the Sidney Visitors Bureau.

A community celebration marks America’s 250th birthday with the grand opening of a new park in West Milton. The festivities begin with guests from the Sons of the American Revolution sharing stories about the nation’s founding and the enduring spirit behind it. After the opening, activities include a walk through the woods and a visit to the Founder’s Cemetery to honor the area’s earliest settlers. The evening concludes at West Milton Municipal Park with a family-friendly outdoor screening of the classic Hocus Pocus. Clark’s Pizza and Stillwater Kettle Corn will have food and snacks available for purchase. Attendees are encouraged to bring lawn chairs and blankets for a comfortable night under the stars. Sponsored by the Miami County Visitors and Convention Bureau.

This event is open to the public. All are welcome to attend.

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

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

Kick off the evening with a 2-step workshop designed for both newcomers and those with some experience, starting with the fundamentals and progressing to an intermediate pattern. After the lesson, enjoy open dancing, then linger for a relaxed social. Admission is $15 per person. Bottled water and soda will be available for purchase, and BYOB is welcome. Bringing a dish to share is optional. The playlist will feature 2-step, waltz-inspired tunes, nightclub, cha cha, rumba, West Coast Swing, and a few line dances.

Round up some friends for a team-based trivia challenge. Work together to answer questions and compete for prizes in a friendly setting.

The New Carlisle Public Library presents a virtual author visit with Sierra Dean, who also writes as Gretchen Rue and Kate Wiley. The conversation will be streamed via Zoom in the library’s meeting room, where she will discuss her books and writing and answer audience questions. A random drawing for a signed copy of her latest book will close the program, and everyone present may enter once. Admission and refreshments are free, and the event is open to all. The Cozy Reads Book Club is featuring “Earl Grave Tea,” with copies available at the front desk.

A Vicious Cycle hits the stage at Wings Sports Bar and Grille with a high-energy set of hard hitting rock from the 90s, the 2000s, and beyond. Expect favorites from STP, Soundgarden, Pearl Jam, Nirvana, Alice In Chains, RHCP, and more.

EVOLUTION brings a high-energy show to the Edge.

That One Party Band returns to Wings Sports Bar and Grille for an energetic night of live music, sing-alongs, and upbeat vibes. Expect a lively crowd, late-night food, and wings that are a crowd favorite, all in a setting that keeps the energy up.

Get into the Halloween spirit at a festive event featuring live music from a three-piece band. Costumes are encouraged, so dress up and enjoy the celebration.

The New Rainbow Bar & Grill hosts a Halloween party featuring Ethan Timm, a musician from Ohio. Bringing a timeless rock sensibility shaped by classic bands and enduring songwriters, he pairs warm, soulful vocals with agile, blues-steeped guitar work. The set reaches into well-known favorites from earlier decades, mixes in original tunes in that spirit, and sprinkles in a few deep-cut covers. Each performance takes its own path, so the show unfolds with surprises.

Bring friends to form a team, answer trivia questions, and compete for prizes. Have fun testing your knowledge together.

At Hopeland Church, a community grocery giveaway offers free groceries to people experiencing challenging times. The effort is focused on sharing the love of Jesus with neighbors who need a little extra support. Please bring identification to receive groceries.

The live event featuring Noah Back at Minster Eagles #1391 is open to everyone.

Experience a live set from Mark Cantwil, a local favorite celebrated for acoustic music.

A team trivia event where groups answer questions for the chance to win prizes.

Grand Illumination, presented by Sidney Body Carstar, carries on a decades-long tradition of covering the Shelby County Courthouse grounds in thousands of lights for the season. A ceremonial flip of the switch from the courthouse grounds lights up downtown for all to see. Families can take in the magic and the spirit of the holidays in downtown Sidney. More details will be announced.

Downtown Sidney hosts a yearly holiday tradition as a parade of lights creates a sparkling evening, with the procession circling the square. Friends and families can enjoy the festive atmosphere as the downtown area comes alive with seasonal spirit. Supported by Alvetro Orthodontics.

Studio Outback, LLC hosts an evening that starts with a Cha Cha workshop designed for both newcomers and experienced dancers. Instruction begins with core steps and then introduces an intermediate combination, offering material for a range of skill levels. After the lesson, the floor opens for dancing, followed by time to mingle. The soundtrack spans two step, waltzy, nightclub, cha cha, rumba, West Coast Swing, along with some line dance selections. Admission is $15 per person. Bottled water and soda are available for purchase, and attendees may bring their own beverages. Bringing a dish to share is optional.

Donate blood with the Sidney-Shelby County YMCA at a community drive. Scheduling an appointment is recommended to help minimize wait times, while walk-ins may be accommodated as space permits. Use sponsor code 107 when booking, and call 937-492-9134 for assistance.

Celebrate the holiday season with a peaceful evening walk in and around Historic Bear’s Mill, guided by the gentle glow of luminaries leading to the festivities. Friends of Bear’s Mill will serve hot dogs cooked over an open fire, along with hot chocolate, coffee, water, and popcorn to warm the night. Children can explore a storybook-themed trail inside the Mill for an extra touch of magic. The Bear’s Mill store will be open for holiday shopping during the event.

A high-energy rock experience awaits. Prepare for an electrifying blast of music.