Events in Piqua today

Candace Cameron Bure brings her live tour to Christian Life Center in Dayton for an uplifting evening of conversation, stories, and playful audience participation, including games with prizes. She is joined by Dr. Tabatha, a triple board certified physician who focuses on helping women connect body, mind, and soul. Building on the momentum of her sold-out tour the previous year, this event blends humor, encouragement, and faith-centered dialogue aimed at inspiring purpose and joy. Entry options include a VIP experience, an early entry option with a Q&A before the main program, and general admission. To protect attendees from fraudulent resales, tickets should be obtained only through the official ticketing source, and third-party listings are not permitted.

Discover antique and modern marbles at a buy, sell, and trade gathering at Hampton Inn & Suites-Dayton. Guests may bring their own marbles, with dozens of collectors available to help identify pieces and provide appraisals. The schedule features two days of in-room activities from the first door opening to the last door closing each day, along with a show in the conference room. Admission is free. Families are welcome, and children can learn about marble collecting. Buyers and browsers can pick up a list of vendor room numbers at the hotel front desk.

Take a tour that invites you to revisit your high school memories and reminisce about the past.

At The Grazing Ground Market, discover garden harvests, goat charm, and handmade treats with a creative twist. Produce and farm-fresh eggs come straight from a 6.5-acre urban farm in Butler Township, grown without chemicals. Shelves feature small-batch jellies and jams crafted from foraged blossoms and homegrown ingredients, with flavors such as dandelion, wild violet, hibiscus, rose, tomato, and onion. Cozy options include fruit butters and seasonal spreads, including salted caramel pear, along with fresh gluten-free baked goods that often go fast. Beyond food, the market carries farm-inspired gifts and handiwork like natural luffa soaps, firestarters, garden-themed pieces, and other seasonal creations that bring a bit of the farm into everyday life. Goats are part of the experience, and during market hours visitors can feed them, take photos, and enjoy some unhurried farm time while browsing. Because everything is seasonal and made in small batches, the selection changes from one market day to the next, which is part of the fun.

This stained glass workshop offers a full, start-to-finish experience. Across five hours, participants sketch a design, choose their glass and colors, shape and smooth each piece, then solder everything together to create a one-of-a-kind artwork. More than fifty pattern options are available, and all materials are included. The focus is on a true artisan process, so you leave with a piece that is entirely your own. Beginners and experienced makers receive step-by-step guidance while still having the freedom to personalize every detail. Space is limited and sessions often fill quickly, and advance registration is required since walk-ins are not accepted.

The Thunder Classic Charity Golf Outing brings golfers to Meadowbrook at Clayton Golf Course for 18 holes in a four-person scramble. After the round, participants gather for an awards dinner and a raffle. Participation supports the Northmont Golf Programs and the Aaron Gagnier Jr. Memorial Scholarship Fund in memory of Aaron Gagnier Jr. Information on official registration and sponsorship packages will be provided.

A multi-division stock car program at Shadybowl Speedway features Compacts, Crown Vics, Street Stocks, and Late Models.

Riftbound: Nexus Night brings the local community together at Cardboard Horde to celebrate Riot Games’ new trading card game. New players, seasoned strategists, and League of Legends fans can learn the rules, refine tactics, and try fresh deck ideas across casual and competitive matches. Riftbound promotional rewards are available, and the setting encourages teaching, practice, and friendly competition. The focus is on growing the scene, improving play, and connecting with other players. Entry is $5.

EVOLUTION is back at E&R's, performing a blend of classic songs.

Open to POWER members and guests, this lunch and learn takes place in the Wilson Health Professional Building’s conference room on the lower level. Lori Brown, WHNP, APRN, MSN, will share more than 20 years of expertise in an educational session on women’s health and hormone management, reflecting on past approaches, current insights, and what may be ahead. Lunch is provided by Wilson Health. RSVP is requested.

This event highlights a good time out on the patio.