This weekend in Salem, OH

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.

Local churches are working together on a hygiene drive benefiting The Way Station, with Midway Mennonite Church serving as a collection site. A collection box will be located in the foyer for personal care donations such as diapers, wipes, shampoo, conditioner, deodorant, toothpaste, razors, and body wash.

Stage AE officially hosts the Pittsburgh Steelers tailgates in Pittsburgh. This outdoor celebration takes place rain or shine and welcomes guests of all ages. Opening ahead of every home game at Acrisure Stadium, it is known as the region’s largest tailgate, featuring free admission, live music, food and drink specials, and chances to win prizes and autographed items.

Start your game day at the Pittsburgh Gold Zone Tailgate, a pregame celebration created for Pittsburgh home football matchups a short walk from Acrisure Stadium. Food and drinks are included, with live music and other entertainment fueling a lively tailgate atmosphere. New rooftop party tickets are available.

Celebrate All Saints’ Day with a special offer of buy one, get one free on Saints Collection T-shirts. Bad Batch Cravings will offer a spooky menu featuring apple cider floats and specialty drinks, while supplies last. The celebration also includes Wonka Bars with a chance to find a Golden Ticket and win a prize, mystery candy bags, a Golden Ticket scavenger hunt through the retail space, and a Gobstopper guessing game. One Wonka Bar is available per person, per day, while supplies last.

Sensory Sunday at the Butler offers a calm, low-stimulation hour for neurodivergent visitors, including people on the autism spectrum and anyone who benefits from a quieter, less busy atmosphere. The museum opens one hour earlier than usual so guests can explore art without bright lights or crowds. Supportive resources are available, including fidget tools, a sensory guide, and clear information about what to expect during a visit. This program occurs on the first Sunday of each month and will continue to evolve to meet community needs. There is no Sensory Sunday in December.

Whether your dream is a sophisticated black tie celebration or a relaxed barefoot ceremony on the beach, a curated group of wedding professionals will be on hand with guidance to help you create lasting, timeless memories for your special day.

This NFL game is part of the league’s flexible scheduling, so the listed game time may change from what appears on schedules or tickets. Families seeking a quieter environment can choose Section 120, rows BB through HH, which is designated as alcohol free. Tickets will become available in phases, beginning with a window for season ticket holders, followed by a wait list presale, and then a public onsale.

Build practical native gardening skills during a hands-on workday at Meadow City Native Plant Nursery in Cleveland. This session focuses on cleanup practices that support winter habitat, sharing what to do and what to avoid so gardens look cared for while still protecting pollinators and other small wildlife that shelter in fallen leaves and stems. Expect outdoor tasks, so check the forecast, dress for the weather, wear clothes that can get dirty, choose closed-toe shoes, and consider layers, a sunhat, or sunscreen. Bring plenty of water. Gloves and tools are provided, and personal equipment is welcome. Registration is optional and helps with headcount. In case of rain, the workday may be postponed or canceled, and activities typically continue regardless of temperature. Updates are shared by email, or call 216-282-6911 for current information. Parking is available across from the nursery, and signs will guide you.

This program pairs Haydn’s Symphony No. 80, a poised work of the Classical era that anticipated later advances, with Mahler’s Symphony No. 5 led by guest conductor Peter Popelka. Mahler’s score spans funeral march rhythms, striking horn passages, and intimate love music, arriving at a high-spirited conclusion.

IDOL makes its premiere with a limited-capacity screening at the Giese Center for the Performing Arts at the University of Mount Union in Alliance, Ohio. This psychological thriller follows a fan who abducts her favorite country singer and subjects him to torment, delving into the darker side of obsession and fame. Admission is free, seating is very limited, and no additional guests can be accommodated once capacity is reached.

Social media standouts and brothers Wyatt Feegrado and Luke Abranches headline Hilarities. Known for their podcast clips, sharp wit, and lively brotherly banter, they deliver a set shaped by the internet era. Two of comedy’s fastest rising talents bring quick laughs and sibling chemistry to the stage.

Grateful Shred brings a live show to Mr. Smalls Theatre, open to attendees of all ages. Digital tickets are sent by email seven days in advance. For updates and announcements, follow @opusoneprod and @mrsmallstheatre on Instagram.