Events in Salem, OH

Settle in for a floor-based session at the Poland Branch Library that lasts about 45 to 55 minutes and welcomes both beginners and experienced participants. The practice blends yoga, gentle somatic movements, and guided breathing to help deepen connection with the body, notice personal sensations and rhythms, and build self-awareness and a sense of empowerment. This program is offered at no cost by the Public Library of Youngstown and Mahoning County, and participation supports ongoing library offerings. The session takes place in the small meeting room on the library’s second floor. Please bring a mat, some water, and any items that help you feel comfortable, and consider a journal for reflection afterward.

Spend a day with family, friends, co-workers, and classmates exploring Stark County from end to end in a countywide search for birds. After the exploration, participants come together at Fry Family Park in Magnolia, Ohio to celebrate and share their observations. All activities are free to attend, and registration is required to support event planning. This community effort is presented in partnership with Stark Parks, The Wilderness Center, the Canton Audubon Society, and Mount Union’s Huston-Brumbaugh Nature Center.

New Wave Nation brings a high-energy live show to the Main Street Alliance Final Fridays Concert Series at the Caboose Stage in downtown Alliance, Ohio. Enjoy a free, all-ages evening featuring food trucks, family-friendly activities, and a performance that celebrates the spirit of the decade of excess. Bring lawn chairs, settle in for music and fun, and take in an outdoor concert under the night sky.

This hands-on training is created by a woman for women who want to handle firearms safely and confidently, whether considering a first purchase, new to ownership, or aiming to feel more at ease with a firearm already owned. Instruction centers on essential skills every responsible owner should know, including safe handling, proper grip and stance, sight alignment, smooth trigger control, and the steps for loading and unloading. Participants receive practical coaching to improve accuracy and build confidence, with guidance on how to keep progressing through consistent practice. The session includes time for questions and one-on-one support so each person can learn at a comfortable pace. It serves as a solid foundation before a concealed carry class or as an opportunity to sharpen current skills in a welcoming, low-pressure environment.

This outing gives a shelter dog affection, enrichment, and a change of scenery outside the shelter. Participants pick up a dog from Animal Charity of Ohio and take a simple field trip to Dogsmartz Unleashed, with treats provided and no prior training or handling experience required. The time spent helps reduce stress and supports positive socialization. Donations are welcome to support the effort. Sign ups are available, and new volunteers should complete the volunteer application on the website.

French Blue returns to The OG Ltd for another performance. Those who missed the first show have another opportunity to experience it. Table reservations are encouraged.

Hosted at the Canfield Fairgrounds, the Nicholas Cayton Legacy 5k brings the community together to honor Nick, who was killed in the line of duty. Every dollar raised supports a scholarship at YSU established in his name. Participants may run, walk, or come to show support, and there will be a chance to meet the dedicated people who serve and protect the community each day. Sponsorship opportunities are available for businesses, with documentation provided for tax purposes.

The fifth annual Cars Cats & Canines car show celebrates automotive culture while supporting Angels for Animals in Canfield, Ohio. Expect a broad lineup of vehicles, including classics, muscle cars, street machines, custom builds, and distinctive one-of-a-kind rides. Festivities include a food hall, beer and wine, live music by The Don Tanner Band, shelter tours, raffle baskets, prizes, donation opportunities, and more. Entry is free for both show vehicles and spectators. A complimentary shuttle for spectators will be available, with full instructions, raffle bundle details, and donation information provided on the event website. Presented by The Flynn Family Foundation, with support from Phantom Fireworks, #1 Cochran, Associated School Employees Credit Union, Hill Barth & King, and B&R Wholesale Tire & Wheel. All proceeds go directly to Angels for Animals.

We Are Messengers present the Halfway Home Tour, an evening of candid, faith-centered music that focuses on the journey with God rather than a finish line. Expect songs such as “Come What May” and “Wholehearted.” The opening leg features Andrew Ripp with “Fill My Cup” and “Jericho,” while later dates include Allison Eide performing “Love Who I Am.” A limited VIP option includes early entry to choose seats, a pre-show Q&A with We Are Messengers, and a VIP laminate. Timely arrival is required for Q&A access, and late arrivals will forfeit that opportunity. No refunds. The lineup is subject to change. To ensure valid tickets, purchase only through the official ticketing partner, and note that resale posts may be removed and could result in a ban.

A fall swap meet and sale at Jim's Custom VW features a wide range of new parts and accessories for building, repairing, and restoring VW cars, buses, buggies, and trikes. Custom engine building and transmission rebuilds are available, and a used VW parts swap meet takes place the same day. Vendor space is limited, and reservations can be made by calling 330-482-0018.

At Canfield Fairgrounds, the Ohio Home Show gathers a wide range of companies under one roof to make comparing options quick and convenient. Attendees can discover new ideas and interesting products for their homes and connect with resources in home improvement, landscaping, and design services.

The fourth annual Witchwalk on Main fills the day with family friendly fun and a dash of magic. Last year drew about 6,000 attendees, and the celebration brings a lively mix of activities and entertainment. Browse creative vendors, enjoy food trucks, and visit the Vintage Saloon for beverages. Dress to impress for best dressed witch contests, practice your most cackling laugh for spirited competitions, and learn a witchy dance with Columbiana Performing Arts... broomsticks encouraged. As evening settles in, enjoy live music from the Full Circle Band and dance under the moonlight, or simply relax and take in the night sky. Vendors interested in participating can contact Jane at 330-506-6650 or email WitchwalkColumbiana@ gmail.com.

This community walk at Austintown Township Park, centered at the Stacey Pavilion, shines a light on mental health, reduces stigma, and supports individuals and families affected by mental illness. Funds raised stay in the Mahoning Valley and help provide free resources such as support groups, educational classes, wellness activities, and crisis intervention training for law enforcement. The event features food trucks, basket raffles with a 50/50 drawing, live music, games and activities, free yoga on the lawn, and agency information tables. Participation options include forming a team, walking with an existing team, or taking part individually, and online tools are available to share and fundraise. Sponsors, basket donations, and walk teams are welcome. Every step helps build a community where no one faces mental illness alone.

This long-standing group tradition welcomes families, with an invitation to bring the kids and savor the simple pleasures of a Northeast Ohio autumn day.

Paige Marie performs on the green in Canfield, Ohio, from the beautiful gazebo, sharing a lively blend of pop, rock, and country. Live music fills the green as the gazebo serves as the charming backdrop for tunes that span these styles.

The third annual Glamorgan Castle Jeep Show and Duck Race fills the historic castle lawn with Jeeps while ducks race across the pond. Food trucks and vendors will be on site, and awards will be presented. Spectators can attend at no cost, with free parking and viewing of the duck race. Registration is open. The first 50 Jeep registrations receive a free custom castle duck. Jeep Show entry is $25 and includes the judged competition, tours for two, and two adopted ducks for the race. A Castle Pro Photo add on is available for $25. Ducks may be adopted separately for $5 each. Event merchandise is available for pickup at the event. Hosted by Castle Crusaders, a 501c3 organization. All proceeds benefit castle restoration. For questions, email treasurer@glamorgancastle.org. Vendor and sponsor inquiries can be directed to treasurer@glamorgancastle.org or 330-931-2181.

This acoustic jam at the Nature Center welcomes musicians and listeners alike. Bring an instrument or simply enjoy the music. Beginners are encouraged. It is a casual, drop-in gathering with no registration required, offering a relaxed way to meet new people and pick up a tune or two.

Mourning Night to Morning Light is a monthly support group rooted in Christian faith that offers a compassionate setting to navigate grief. Whether your loss is recent or from years past, it provides a confidential, grace-filled place to process the waves that can return during certain seasons and life changes. Each gathering focuses on a theme, such as moving into a new year with lingering sorrow, exploring the ties between love and loss, wrestling with faith and doubt, recognizing avoidance, and caring for yourself when grief feels especially heavy. Participants reflect on Scripture, receive thoughtful encouragement, and take part in a simple activity connected to the topic, with space to share as much or as little as feels comfortable. The focus is not on quick fixes or unsolicited advice. It is a calm environment to honor your story and take steady, practical steps toward healing at your own pace. Attendance is free, and optional donations help cover supplies and refreshments. Hope is nurtured here, often gently and gradually.

Enjoy a hands-on pumpkin succulent workshop at Lake Milton Brewery with Crooked River Flowers. Choose a Cinderella-style pumpkin, arrange live succulents, and add seasonal decorations to create a personalized fall centerpiece that can last through the season. All materials and instruction are provided, including the pumpkin, succulents, decorative accents, and supplies, and the class includes a complimentary beverage from Lake Milton Brewery.

Television favorites Jim J. Bullock and Lydia Cornell from the classic sitcom Too Close for Comfort appear at Rogers Flea Market. Fans can meet the actors, request autographs, take photos, and revisit favorite memories from the show. Admission to the flea market is free. The guests determine their own pricing and terms for autographs, photo opportunities, and memorabilia. Alongside the celebrity meet and greet, browse hundreds of vendors and enjoy food options throughout the market, making it a full day at the largest flea market in the Tri-State Area.

Dreaming of Three, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, hosts an annual fundraiser centered on barrel racing and pole bending. The event raises funds for its Rodeo Kids Program and Scholarship Program. A bake auction is also included, with its proceeds directed to an additional nonprofit chosen by the organizers.

Mike Adams, Rich Treglia, and Sam Mazzuppa bring a set of classic rock and timeless oldies to JR'z Pub. Pair the live music with great pub food for a relaxed night out.

An eighties themed party at Timberlanes Inc serves as a charity fundraiser organized by the Salem Elks.

The Fall Canfield Train & Toy Show takes place at the Canfield Fairgrounds. Explore new and vintage trains alongside parts, repair manuals, price guides, and train videos, plus model building supplies and kits. Brands represented include Lionel, American Flyer, MTH, Williams, Weaver, and LGB, with items spanning O, S, HO, N, Z, and large scale. A wide range of toys, both classic and contemporary, will also be on hand. Admission is $8, and children under 12 are admitted free. Vendor tables are available, and the organizers advise communicating only through their official Facebook and Instagram accounts to avoid scams.

A live, on-site auction brings a wide mix for homeowners, contractors, landscapers, and DIY enthusiasts. Expect household furnishings, lawn and garden equipment, machinery and tools, landscaping materials, building and construction supplies, hardware, and more. Every lot sells to the highest bidder, offering a chance to secure quality items at auction pricing.

A full day of on-site sales features a machinery and main lot mix with several sessions focused on different categories. Early portions concentrate on antiques, tools, toys and various other items, along with separate blocks for lawn and garden equipment, building supplies, firewood and landscaping items. Farm and construction equipment is offered twice, including one simulcast available both online and on site, as well as another round conducted solely in person. Several auctioneers will be active at the same time throughout the day. No consignments are accepted that day.

Settle in for a 45 to 55 minute floor-based session at the Poland Branch Library that welcomes every experience level, including beginners. Guided movement focuses on cultivating a stronger connection with your body through a blend of yoga, somatic practices, and breathwork. Explore your natural sensations, rhythms, and cycles to deepen self-knowledge and feel more empowered. This program is offered at no cost by the Public Library of Youngstown and Mahoning County, and participation supports ongoing library programming. Bring a mat, water, and anything else that helps you feel comfortable and supported, and consider bringing a journal for reflection afterward. The session takes place in the small meeting room on the library’s second floor.

Zero Pressure brings an evening of classic rock covers to JR'z Pub, featuring live renditions of hit songs.

Michael Adams, Rich Treglia, and Sam Mazzupappa bring a night of classic rock to Lake Milton American Legion. Favorite spirits are available and the music is on tap throughout the evening. Open to the public.

The culminating round of 2026 takes place at Deer Creek and promises a memorable fall bite. Anglers of all experience levels are welcome. On-site registration at the ramp is $100 and opens thirty minutes before the tournament begins. No elaborate boats are required, as any vessel with a livewell and rods is acceptable, along with a positive attitude. Complete rules are available from the organizers online, and questions can be directed to them.

A craft show featuring a basket raffle and a 50/50. Food will be available to purchase. All proceeds support the Greater Still Capital Campaign, helping the church continue its impact in the Valley. Vendor applications are available, and once applications are vetted a payment link will be sent by email.

An indoor marketplace celebrates local makers and small businesses with free admission for all. Shoppers can browse handcrafted and home-scent items from A&M Candles and Creations, gourmet baked goods from Baby Kates Bakery, and an array of sweets from Baked with Love such as sugar cookies, scones, cupcakes, whoopie pies, clothespin cookies, and mini cakes. Additional treats come from DLR Mustang Ranch with baked goods, caramel apples, and crocheted horses, along with artisanal loaves, bagels, sourdough, and cinnamon rolls from Flour House Micro-Bakery. Jewelry lovers will find handcrafted beaded gemstone pieces from BeaDazzled and customizable western inspired permanent jewelry from Linked by Crazy Heifer. Ever Lasting Memories Keepsakes brings custom sublimated tumblers, cups for kids, and keychains, while Crazy Crafter offers seasonal signs, mugs, coasters, pot holders, t-shirts, and special orders for fall and Christmas themes. Book browsers can explore titles and blind date books from the Lisbon Book Club. I Am Essential features all natural aromatherapy products for skin, hair, bath, and cleaning. M&J Crafts shares various handmade items, and Nana Lippy’s Wreaths & Crafts adds festive decor. Saved by Grace Botanicals presents homemade salves, massage oils, and candles. Sewn Together crafts keychains, headbands, microwave soup bowls and plates, and lava sand heat bags. Two Sister’s Crafts and Creations showcases handmade wood pieces and more made by individuals with special needs, and Yarno Designs offers crochet plushies. Vendors with diamond art and cross stitch will also be on hand. The Columbiana County Humane Society plans to be present with animals available for adoption, and Farmhouse Coffee Co., a veteran owned and family run business, will serve refreshments and pick me ups.

Western Reserve Campground offers a vintage-style Halloween celebration filled with nostalgic charm. Families can trick-or-treat throughout the campground, carve pumpkins, and create fall crafts. Campfire gatherings, family activities, seasonal treats, warm drinks, and autumn photo spots add to the cozy atmosphere. Day passes are available and include access to all park amenities. Guests may bring a personal golf cart for $7 per day with proof of insurance. Attend for a single day or enjoy the full weekend for a classic, old-fashioned Halloween experience.

Hot 101 brings a Zombie Prom to Canfield Fairgrounds, presented by the Canfield Haunted House and Hayride. Promoted as the Valley’s largest Halloween costume party and contest, it features live music from Old Skool, a buffet dinner provided by Barry Dyngles, and a full bar. Guests can enter costume competitions for prizes and access discounted admission to the haunted house and hayride. Advance tickets and reserved tables are available.

This off-site outing gives a shelter dog caring attention, enrichment, and play outside the shelter. Participants pick up at Animal Charity of Ohio and take the dog to Dogsmartz Unleashed for the field trip. No experience with training or handling is necessary, and treats are provided. Dogs enjoy these excursions, and the time spent makes a meaningful difference. Donations to support the occasion are welcome. New volunteers will need to complete the volunteer application on the website.

Returning for its sixth year, this Jeep meet and greet welcomes Jeep owners, clubs, and prospective new members to Buffalo Wild Wings in Alliance. Planned as both an indoor and outdoor gathering, it creates an easygoing setting to connect with fellow enthusiasts and talk all things Jeep over food and drinks.

The October CPE Agility Trial comes to The Northern Border with a festive Halloween theme. Costumes are encouraged, and a costume contest will be part of the fun. Additional details will be shared as they become available.

Celebrate spooky season with an adaptive fitness competition built for teams of three. Each team includes one adaptive athlete and two gym members, friends, or family. Competitors take on four workouts and vie for awards recognizing first, second, and third place. Teams will be drawn at random from a hat, with details to be announced. Female dominant teams receive an additional five points per event. The event is open to the public, and the cost is 25 dollars per athlete. Non-members will need to sign a waiver. Spectators are expected to keep the atmosphere positive, and anyone spreading negativity may be asked to leave. T-shirts are available. For questions, contact Coach Bethany, Amy Baker, or Lisa Blythe.

The rodeo returns to Garwood Arena for a homecoming celebration. This event highlights the comeback of rodeo at the venue and brings back the familiar arena atmosphere.

Big Valley Race Way hosts The Great Pumpkin Run!! with a full slate of bike and quad racing. Classes include Mini Bikes, Pee Wee Bikes, Stacyc bikes, Big Bikes, Mini Quads, and Big Quads, each with color coded course markings to follow. Mini Bikes use a white background with red arrows, Pee Wee Bikes and Mini Quads use a yellow background with black arrows, Stacyc bikes follow blue arrows, and Big Bikes and Big Quads use a pink background with black arrows. The gate fee is $15 per person. Rider entry is $30, with a $50 option for the money class. CRA membership is $25 annually, and a transponder is $10. Sign up is available.

Returning with a new name and location, this race, previously called the Halloween Dash, continues to support a local park. The Frightful 5k takes place in East Palestine Village Park, and the Monster Mile is held entirely within the park. Participants can choose between the two distances.

Settle into a 45 to 55 minute floor-based practice that welcomes all levels, including beginners, and centers on building a deeper relationship with your body. The session weaves together yoga, somatic movement, and breathwork to help you notice your natural sensations, rhythms, and cycles, supporting self-knowledge and personal empowerment. Offered at the Poland Branch Library through the Public Library of Youngstown and Mahoning County, it is free of charge and participation helps sustain local library programs. Bring a mat, water, and anything else that keeps you comfortable and supported, and consider a journal for reflection afterward. The class takes place in the small meeting room on the library's second floor.

Frances Farmer's Revenge hosts a tribute to Nirvana's Live at the Paramount, recreating the concert with accurate instruments, gear, and set list. The lineup includes special guests Lydia. Entry is by donation at the door, and all profits support the EPHS arts department. Costumes are encouraged.

Villain Ball brings a wickedly fun atmosphere centered on villains. Children can stop by trick and treat tables, and there will also be time to dance.

BrendokenFest returns with a seasonal celebration of Halloween, Samhain, Alfablot, and all things autumn. This is an outdoor gathering, so dress for the weather and bring out warm wool garb that rarely sees use at indoor sites. Activities include archery, armored combat, rapier, youth offerings, classes, and more. Hosted by the Barony of Brendoken, a branch of the Society for Creative Anachronism, Inc., the event website carries the most up to date information.

This Halloween party features live music from Youngstown Vegas Band. The band returns for a spirited evening of spooky fun.

Set out on an overnight motor coach getaway to Seneca Allegany Casino that blends a quick escape with plenty of time on the gaming floor. Across two days and one night, explore a mix of slot machines and table games, including favorites like blackjack and poker, along with newer video slots, then relax between sessions for a balanced pace. The package includes $60 in free slot play and $25 in food vouchers to use at the casino’s dining spots. Pricing is $199 per person for double occupancy and $249 for single. A deposit of $100 per person reserves seats, and a service fee applies to all card payments. Boarding is offered at multiple locations, and the remaining balance is due by the stated deadline. Casino promotions and offers are set by the casino and can change without notice, and the operator is not responsible for reimbursement if any promotion is modified.

A benefit night featuring designer purses, prizes, baskets, and live music raises funds for Clothed In Strength. The organization works to bridge the gap for single mothers and their children and credits community support for making this work possible. Last year sold out two months in advance. Sponsorship opportunities are available.

Experience the thrill of rock music with an upbeat atmosphere and plenty of feel-good energy.

The Mahoning Valley Book Bazaar brings together booksellers, local authors, and vendors with literary-themed merchandise at the Holiday Inn Youngstown. Explore a variety of titles, meet creators, and connect with the region’s book community in one convenient setting. Tickets are available, and a buy one get one free promotion is offered for a limited time. Purchasing in advance helps the organizers prepare a smooth experience for all attendees.

A welcoming holistic and psychic fair arrives at the Holiday Inn in Boardman, offering a full day of spiritual insight and wellness exploration. Browse a marketplace of healers and exhibitors with metaphysical goods, energy work, spiritual tools, jewelry, crystals, aromatherapy, and natural wellness products. Experienced mediums and psychics will be available for entertainment purposes only, with 20 minute readings priced at $33. Admission is $5 at the door or online. Free lectures are planned during the event, including Messages from Spirit with Carol Borkoski. The gathering is hosted by Rev. Carol Borkoski and Vanessa Fabec, with a roster of readers that includes Michelle Falcone, Pat Beers, Bryan Peters, Ramona Carroll, Brenda Brand, Chris Dennis, Lorri Jones, Lunette Baldwin, Christine Gregor, Michael Black, Dawn Marie, and Cindy Wellman. A wide range of vendors is expected, featuring names like My Crystals Fairy, Lunar Dancer Creations, Roadside Apothecary, Young Living Oils, Toltec Energy Healing, Your Cosmic Prescription, Tabatha Knox Art, Jewelry and Art by Gina, Heart Song Journeys, Treasured Gifts of the Heart, The Herbal Connections, Unleash Your Health with Anne, Ohio Metaphysical Paranormal Research, Soul Portraits by Paula, Angela Boley, With Luv by Julz, 3 N 1 Builds and Metalwork by Dan, Feel Great Inside and Out, Donna Gems, Feral Creations, On To A Greener Life Oylife, Earth Tone Energy, Rockstarz, Little Red Farmstead Apothecary, Spiritual Seals, and The Ladyhawke Collection. All readings, lectures, and vendor offerings are for entertainment purposes only. Vendor space availability is handled by Vanessa Fabec at 1 440 655 0538 or hhpfairsnexpo@gmail.com, and vendor payments are only to be sent to Vanessa Fabec.

Settle in for a 45 to 55 minute floor-based session open to all experience levels, including beginners. Through a blend of yoga, somatic movement, and breathwork, you will tune into your own sensations, rhythms, and cycles to deepen body awareness, expand self-knowledge, and cultivate a sense of empowerment. This offering is free through the Public Library of Youngstown and Mahoning County, and participation helps support local library programs. Bring a mat, water, and anything that helps you feel comfortable and supported, and consider bringing a journal for reflection afterward. The session will be held at the Poland Branch Library in the small meeting room on the second floor.

Common Ground brings classic rock and oldies to JR'z Pub with Mike Adams, Rich Treglia, and Sam Mazzuppa. The pub offers food.

Give a shelter dog a change of scenery by spending an hour focused on attention, enrichment, and play. Short field trips and tasty rewards are a big hit with the dogs, and your time makes a meaningful difference. Pick up occurs at Animal Charity of Ohio, with the outing headed to Dogsmartz Unleashed. No previous training or handling experience is needed, and treats are provided. Donations to support this effort are welcome. New volunteers should complete the volunteer application on the website before participating. Sign-up is available.

Set out on a festive motorcoach getaway to Frankenmuth, Michigan that blends cheerful holiday shopping with Bavarian tradition. The plan includes ample time at Bronner’s CHRISTmas Wonderland, often cited as the largest Christmas store in the world, along with free time for Main Street shops, opportunities for wine and beer tastings at local wineries and pubs, and authentic German cuisine that suits the season. Included are round trip deluxe motorcoach transportation, hotel accommodations, an outlet shopping stop, a pretzel rolling class, a guided driving tour, unstructured time in Downtown Frankenmuth, two dinners plus a show, and two breakfast buffets. Over three days, highlights include Birch Run Premium Outlets for lunch and gift hunting, check in at the Bavarian Inn Lodge, and dinner with a show featuring a menu of Jager schnitzel, potato cheese dumplings, vegetables, and a chef selected dessert, followed by time to enjoy the lodge’s family center, pool, and whirlpool. The next day brings a breakfast buffet, a narrated town tour, browsing at Bronner’s, and time to collect passport stamps and explore the Frankenmuth River Place shops and eateries. Later, take part in a pretzel rolling class at the Bavarian Inn Restaurant, watch the Glockenspiel clock tower’s animated display, sit down to a family style chicken dinner that includes two boxed chocolate truffles, visit the Castle Shops, and finish with a drive through downtown to admire the Christmas light displays. The final day features breakfast, a stop at the Visitors Center for more shopping and lunch on your own, extra time on Main Street, and departure. Pricing is $659 for single occupancy, $539 per person for double, $499 per person for triple, and $489 per person for quad. A $100 deposit per person secures a reservation.

The Gaither Vocal Band brings the Then Came the Morning Tour 2026 to Highway Tabernacle Church in Youngstown, OH, led by Bill Gaither, a multiple Grammy and Dove Award winning singer and songwriter with more than half a century of influential work. The lineup also features Chris Blue, Ladye Love Smith, Gene McDonald, and Kevin Williams. Gaither’s long running Homecoming CD and DVD series continues to lead sales and reach a growing audience, reflecting his role as a performer, songwriter, and mentor. Tickets are on sale. To protect buyers and participants, third party ticket resales are not permitted for TPR. event pages, and purchases made through unofficial sellers are not guaranteed or supported. Use the official ticketing outlet to ensure valid entry and access to updates and assistance.

Settle in for a 45 to 55 minute, all-levels floor practice at Poland Branch Library that nurtures a deeper, more confident relationship with your body. The session weaves together yoga, somatic movement, and breathwork to help you tune into your natural sensations, rhythms, and cycles, fostering self-knowledge and empowerment. Offered free of charge through the Public Library of Youngstown and Mahoning County, participation supports the continuation of local library programs while providing a no-cost yoga experience. Bring a mat and water, along with anything that helps you feel comfortable and supported, and consider a journal for reflection afterward. This program takes place in the small meeting room on the library’s second floor.

At the Roxy Theatre in Minerva, Bayou Blue delivers an energetic salute to the music of Creedence Clearwater Revival and Linda Ronstadt. This group of seasoned musicians brings the two legendary catalogs to life with faithful arrangements, rich harmonies, and a lively, crowd-pleasing show. Expect CCR favorites such as Have You Ever Seen the Rain, Bad Moon Rising, Proud Mary, Green River, Down on the Corner, Lookin’ Out My Back Door, Born on the Bayou, Midnight Special, Susie Q, I Heard It Through the Grapevine, Centerfield, and Old Man Down the Road, along with Linda Ronstadt classics like Blue Bayou, You’re No Good, When Will I Be Loved, It’s So Easy, Desperado, Poor Poor Pitiful Me, That’ll Be the Day, Just One Look, Silver Threads and Golden Needles, Heat Wave, Ooh Baby Baby, Tumbling Dice, and Back in the USA.

Chagrin River Band returns to Salem Eagles for a live show. The band is back on the Salem Eagles stage for another performance.

Bad JuJu performs at Anchor Inn Lake Milton for an evening of live music.

Relapse returns to JR'z Pub in Austintown, bringing high energy rock and roll that is set to light up the room once again.

A Christmas-themed show featuring Hair Supply takes place at Mastropietro Winery Inc, bringing a festive touch to the season.

Ridgemont marks its first appearance at Chuggers with a high energy tribute to the 80s, serving up favorite hits wrapped in neon nostalgia. The atmosphere centers on big hair, big sound, and good times, creating a spirited throwback for fans eager to relive the era.

At Poland Branch Library, a 45 to 55 minute floor-based practice welcomes every experience level, from first-timers to longtime movers. The session blends yoga, gentle somatic exercises, and mindful breathing to help participants tune into their own sensations, honor personal rhythms and cycles, and deepen body awareness for greater confidence and self-understanding. Offered at no cost by the Public Library of Youngstown and Mahoning County, participation helps sustain community library programs while you enjoy complimentary yoga. Bring a mat and water, along with anything else that helps you feel comfortable and supported, and consider a journal for reflection afterward. The class meets in the small meeting room on the library’s second floor.

Mike Adams, Rich Treglia, and Sam Mazzuppa bring classic rock and oldies to JR'z Pub for an evening of live music. Common Ground is scheduled at this venue on the second Friday of each month in 2026, with a change in January. Food is available.