Events in Sidney, OH

This mystery book club invites readers to choose any book by Harlan Coban and take part in a lively group discussion. A small treat will be available to enjoy during the conversation. Registration is not needed. Copies for discussion can be picked up at the library, and digital versions are available through Libby on your device. Upcoming themes also highlight Reader’s Choice Horror, with classics like Dracula and Frankenstein, as well as selections by James Patterson and Lisa Jewell.

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

Adults meet at the library each month to work on personal craft projects in a relaxed, social setting. Participants bring their own materials and hobbies, whether that is knitting, crocheting, drawing, or another creative pursuit, and enjoy making alongside others. The emphasis is on conversation, creativity, and a comfortable pace in a welcoming space.

Discover crushed glass mosaic art in a relaxed, creative setting designed for both first-timers and experienced makers. Over the course of two guided hours, participants create a mosaic piece to take home. All supplies are provided, and the fee is $55. Choose from a selection of patterns and personalize your artwork with up to three glass colors, with options including red, blue, green, yellow, clear, white, brown, black, and orange. Open to ages 6 through 80 and suitable for individuals, friends, or families. Capacity is limited, so advance reservations are encouraged. Cancellation policy: projects can be completed at home, and there are no refunds. If you cannot attend or if the class does not meet its minimum of four participants, you may reschedule or receive a take-home kit that includes step-by-step written instructions and a brief tutorial video. For details, contact Heather Minnich-Harter at 937-271-0439.

The Book Bike brings reading fun to the Cherry Street Local Farmers Market with monthly summer visits. Kids of all ages can pick up free books along with stickers and bookmarks. If the weather does not cooperate, the Bookmobile will take its place so the giveaways can continue.

A local church team will host a drive-through food distribution in the Piehl Arena parking lot for those in need.

Explore the art of stained glass in a hands-on workshop that guides you from concept to completion. Over five hours, choose your glass and colors, select from more than 50 patterns, then learn to cut, grind, foil, and solder to create a piece you can take home. Instruction supports beginners and experienced makers alike, balancing step-by-step guidance with plenty of creative freedom. All materials are included. Space is limited and walk-ins are not accepted. The cost is $95. For questions, call 937-271-0439.

Enjoy a drop-in yoga session hosted by Coral Bloom Wellness, created for beginners. The class explores meditation, mindful breathing, and balance-building poses. Participants may bring a yoga mat, and mats will also be available to borrow. Intended for adults. No registration is required. This program is supported by the UVMC Community Benefit Fund.

The Keep Pushing Skatepark Fundraiser gathers the community at the Joe Reardon Skatepark to celebrate skateboarding and support the next phase of the park. Troy City Skatepark Unite, in collaboration with the City of Troy and professional skatepark designers, is developing plans for a modern, welcoming space that serves all ages, backgrounds, and skill levels. The event includes live music, food, skate sessions, contests with prizes, local organizations, vendors, and other activities. Attendees can learn how a recent public survey is shaping priorities, from who uses the park to the features riders want and how the space can better serve Troy. Contributions and event sponsorships help advance planning and development, turning community feedback into tangible progress. The goal reaches beyond concrete and ramps, focusing on a place for first rides, lasting friendships, and skaters of different generations to grow together.

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.

Excitement is high about returning to a favorite spot. The message encourages anyone who has not visited yet to discover the place for themselves.

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.

MVMBA’s free FAST LAPS training ride returns to Troy Mountain Bike Area, with the format shaped by weather and trail conditions. Participation now requires a current MVMBA membership along with a completed series registration and activity waiver before signing up for this specific activity, and the same email must be used for all registrations. New this year, one-time series registration covers the season, and riders receive permanent bibs with RFID timing at no cost. Replacements are $5, and an optional in-person bib number selection is available first come, first served for $5 at FAST LAPS activities. Helmets are required, and riders should bring their assigned number plate for check-in. Limited on-site registration may be possible but can be difficult to process due to limited connectivity and staffing, so advance registration is strongly encouraged. Participants under 18 must have a parent or legal guardian sign the release. Expect a taped course with a start that may be self-seeded, wave-by-category, or time trial, and there may be a short double-track prologue. Lap counts will adapt to trail conditions, with a full course for Advanced or Expert, Fatbike, Masters 50+, Grand Masters 60+, Sport, Tandem, High School, and Recreational riders, plus shorter options for Beginners and Novices, Juniors under 14, and a short-course recreational group. Very short routes are planned for kids and for strider or balance bikes, and a prologue-only option is available for young or no-pedal riders. Riders are asked to call out their bib number at the lap line to assist timing. Courtesy is expected at all times, and the organizing committee may reclassify riders to keep groups safe and fair. Weather or course issues may shift the schedule, with a rain date planned the following week after any cancellation. Volunteers are needed for timing, check-in, setup, course marshalling, sweeping, results, awards, teardown, and packing up, and donations help support MVMBA programs. The aim is simple, to build skills and community while keeping the experience fun for every level of rider.

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.

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

Katie and the RED HOTS bring RED HOT live rock and roll to Froggy's at the Lake on Indian Lake for an evening of music.

Route 33 Rhythm and Brews hosts The Filthy Heathens for a full-throttle performance that blends Southern grit and alternative edge with classic country and hard rock. Sparked by the chemistry of Bronson Hetzer, Ryan Palcic, and “Captain” Craig Bishop, and rounded out by guitarists Cody Doench and Dawson Stepp, this five-piece has forged a raw, unboxed sound built on feel and road time. Influences trace from Skynyrd and Waylon to Blackberry Smoke and The Steel Woods, and their shows aim to pull attention off the screen and into the moment. Their catalog features the debut EP Etheridge with the singles “Tupelo Sun” and “Devils Like Me,” alongside a live-recorded project from Muscle Shoals Sound Studio that captures their no-frills stage presence. The band’s momentum keeps rising, and this appearance channels that energy with volume, tight musicianship, and grit.

This annual four hour TMBA Poker Ride returns with the same format as previous years. Riders can take it on solo or as a team, with male, female, and coed categories. The loop is approximately 5 to 6 miles and blends prairie sections with wooded trails. The course will be posted ahead of time and will also be previewed during MVMBA FastLaps. Registration is available through Webscorer. The race is free and prizes will be awarded to category winners. Additional details will be shared closer to the event.

A lively Zumba class from Salsa City Studio takes place in the library park, pairing easy-to-follow dance moves with energetic Latin and global rhythms. The routine blends cardio, coordination, and full-body movement in a welcoming setting, and no prior dance background is necessary. Participants can expect to move, sweat, and smile. Designed for adults, the session accommodates all fitness levels and offers modifications to suit individual needs. No registration is required. This offering is part of a Wellness Series supported by the UVMC Community Benefit Fund.

Dunaways hosts a post Homecoming gathering honoring the Troy High School Class of 1986 as it celebrates its 40th reunion. Step Lätter returns with a high energy set built around 80s hair band classics, creating a nostalgic after game party for classmates and friends. The celebration is open to the public.

Celebrate the season at The Humble Home’s second annual fall craft and vendor event, a family-friendly marketplace featuring more than 90 small-business vendors. Explore handmade creations, unique gifts, boutique clothing and accessories, home décor and fall favorites, along with baked goods and specialty foods. Enjoy a lively shopping experience with chances for door prizes while supporting independent makers and local boutiques. There is no charge for entry.

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.

Celebrate all things cocoa with a self-guided Chocolate Walk through Downtown Troy, presented with support from Winans. Visit participating shops at your own pace and pick up chocolate treats at each stop. Sample indulgent bites, uncover new favorite spots, and enjoy a blend of shopping, snacking, and light strolling. Invite friends, wear comfortable clothing, and taste your way through downtown, one sweet stop after another.

MCHA Ranch Trail Playday offers classes that include Small Fry, Walk Trot, Youth, and Adult divisions. An open division will be held with added payout and prizes. Additional details will be shared in a forthcoming showbill.

Justin Davis of Davis Unplugged performs a solo acoustic set at TipBacks, a wine and beer destination in Wapak. The evening highlights live acoustic music in a welcoming setting with chances to sing along, paired with the venue’s wine and beer offerings. A relaxed atmosphere and a focus on great tunes create an easy night out centered on music and good drinks.

Chris Janson brings a high energy evening of country hits to the APAC with a live show. Tickets will be available for purchase.

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.

Chess Club welcomes players of any age and experience. Play matches, strengthen your game, and learn from one another in a peer-led setting with no formal instruction. The club meets on the first Wednesday of each month.

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.

A community walk at Heritage Park in Wapakoneta, Ohio highlights suicide awareness, supports mental health, and offers hope to people affected by suicide. The event supports Tomorrow Matters, Inc., a newly formed local nonprofit that advances suicide awareness and prevention and mental health through resources, financial assistance, scholarships, and invited speakers. Money raised stays in the local community. Participants will complete registration before an opening ceremony and the start of the walk. Registration details are available on the Tomorrow Matters website.

Experience a day of enchantment, creativity, and community at the Mystic Moon Bazaar. Browse one-of-a-kind treasures and handcrafted goods from artists and vendors, and connect with intuitive readers for spiritual insights. Explore the history of the Brown Building on guided tours, then enjoy a free movie inside the historic Wapa Theatre. Whether you are searching for a special find, seeking guidance, or simply planning a fun outing in downtown Wapakoneta, this event offers something for everyone. Admission is $5.

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.

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.

Celebrate the spooky season in Wapakoneta at a market offering unusual items sure to delight anyone with a witchy flair. The day also features the Mystic Moon Bazaar and the Perry Street Block Party, with performances by Lauren Rismiller/Haywired and Karate Girls, and it wraps up with the Witches and Wizards Walk. The market and the walk benefit Riverside Art Center.

Returning with an expanded lineup of vendors, this marketplace brings a carefully selected shopping experience to the Miami County Fairgrounds. It is planned to happen regardless of weather so browsing can continue in any conditions. The roster features Black Star Farm, Denim Thistle/Mumford’s Market, Iz So Sweet, the "turkey shed" Mercantile, Worthington & Goudy Co., Home on the Rangeline, Christian Farms, Lustre Jewelry by Kylee, Bennett’s Baubles and Beads, AB Creative, The Cozy Duo Co., Brushed by Brooke, The Bookish Duo - Blind Date with a Book, Nature’s Touch by Courtney, Maple’s Unique Boutique, Neon Cow Drink Bar, Holistic Horizons Reflexology, Eastie Girls Boutique, Honey Bee’s Hive, Chair Massages with Caiti, HK Kreations, Adam’s Greenhouse, MACK Reels, Linda Kay’s Krafts, Adam’s ABC Bowls and Food Truck, Hapi-Hapi Oishii Sushi Truck, Hepcatz, Wood Booger Design, Angle Homestead and Home Items, Crazy Momma Creations, Tony’s Homemade Jams and Jellies, SK Collective Boutique, and Dodson & Co.

A drive-thru food distribution takes place at Collins Aerospace. No prior registration is required. If you plan to pick up for someone else, bring a copy of their ID and a proxy letter. Each vehicle may collect for a maximum of four families.

Support is available from a local church team through a drive-through food distribution for those in need, held in the Piehl Arena parking lot.

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

Discover the art of crushed glass mosaics in a calm, guided class designed for both beginners and experienced makers. The session lasts about two hours, all materials are included, and the cost is $55. You will complete your own mosaic piece to take home, choosing from a selection of patterns and up to three glass colors from red, blue, green, yellow, clear, white, brown, black, or orange. Open to ages 6 to 80, this activity works well for individuals, friends, or families, and no prior experience is necessary. Space is limited. If you are unable to attend or if the class is canceled due to low enrollment, refunds are not available. An at-home option is offered through a craft kit that includes detailed step-by-step instructions and a brief 2-minute tutorial video. Classes require a minimum of four participants, and if fewer than four enroll, you may reschedule or receive the kit to complete at home. For information, contact Heather Minnich-Harter at 937-271-0439.

Across two nights, Troy’s historic downtown shifts from cozy to uncanny as on-foot tours weave through streets filled with whispered history. Stories of unsettled spirits, unexplained moments, and local lore seldom found on plaques unfold at places where the past still seems close. Whether it is haunted remains an open question, but the chills are real and there may be more spirits here than on a pub crawl. Come for the history, stay for the goosebumps, and leave listening a little harder to the sounds behind you. Welcoming to skeptics and satisfying for believers, these walks are offered for two nights only.

Davis Unplugged returns to Froggy's at the Lake to party with one of their favorite crowds. Enjoy cold drinks, an excellent staff, and the tunes you have been craving.

Heath Bowling, a solo acoustic musician from Dayton, Ohio, performs a mix of original songs and familiar rock, grunge, and country tunes. His album Crazy Dream was released in August 2024.

Experience the full stained glass journey in a hands-on workshop where you craft an original piece from start to finish. Choose your glass, colors, and a pattern from more than 50 options, then learn each stage of the process as you cut, grind, apply foil, and solder with supportive instruction. Guidance is tailored for both beginners and those with experience, combining step-by-step teaching with room for creative choices. All materials are included. Spots are limited and classes fill quickly. No walk-ins are accepted. Cost is $95. For questions, call 937-271-0439.

Paint a truck-in-the-snow scene during a guided class on a stretched 16 x 20 inch canvas. All materials are included, and no experience is required. The truck image will already be on your canvas to help with size and placement. The fee is $40, seating is assigned, and capacity is limited to 50 participants.

EVOLUTION brings a high-energy show to the Edge.

A party celebrating Halloween.

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.

Presented by Two Tambourines, Gary Allan takes the stage at Hobart Arena for an evening of country music. He is known for hits such as Watching Airplanes, Every Storm (Runs Out of Rain), Smoke Rings in the Dark, and Nothing On but the Radio. Special guest Saw Crush appears as part of the lineup. Tickets are available through Etix.

Country artist Gary Allan brings gritty vocals, emotional songwriting, and a seasoned live presence to Hobart Arena in Troy. The performance features a mix of country rock and heartfelt ballads, along with familiar songs from his long-running catalog.

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.

Back at the Cranberry Resort Waterfront Bar & Grill on Indian Lake, Katie and the RED HOTS lead this year’s Halloween celebration with a night of live rock and roll. Costumes are encouraged, and the evening features food and drinks for a festive time.

The Dayton-Buckeye Model A Ford Club hosts an annual swap meet at the Miami County Fairgrounds. Open to every make and model, with parts welcome too, the event features a car corral, a concession stand, and a 50/50. Vendor spaces are available indoors and outdoors in 10-by-10-foot sections for $20 each. A $4 donation is requested at the door.

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

Celebrate the season’s charm at a cozy country themed holiday market set at Auglaize County Fairgrounds. Browse more than one hundred small businesses offering home decor, boutique apparel, artisan goods, vintage treasures, holiday gifts, and tasty bites. The market spans two days, with a VIP shopping experience on the first day that includes early entry, a gift bag, a complimentary drink, special vendor perks, and re-entry for the second day. Tickets are available at the door, and VIP quantities are limited. Enjoy live music throughout, delicious fare from local food trucks, and festive fun for families. Santa will stop by, and the market mascot Bunzi the mini horse makes an appearance on the second day. Parking is free. The event takes place indoors with wide aisles that accommodate wheelchairs and strollers, with four boutique trailers just outside the building walkways.

Celebrate the season at a country Christmas market from Mayberry Market inside the Auglaize County Fairgrounds. Browse more than 70 handpicked small businesses featuring home decor, boutique apparel, handmade creations, vintage pieces, seasonal gifts, and tasty treats. A limited VIP experience includes early entry, a swag bag, a complimentary drink ticket, first chance to shop with lighter crowds, and re entry for the following day, with participating vendors offering special perks during VIP hours. Live music sets a festive mood and local food trucks add to the experience. Families can look forward to visits from Santa Claus and Bunzi the mini horse. Parking is free, aisles are wide for wheelchair and stroller access, and the market is primarily indoors with four boutique trailers set up just outside the building walkways.

Lauren Alaina takes the stage at APAC with soaring vocals, heartfelt country songs, and a memorable live show.

At the Junior Fair Building, the Fairboard's annual township elections take place alongside two meetings. The day starts with an opening session, continues with the election booth open, and wraps up with a second session and an induction.

Set in the Duke Lundgard Building on the Miami County Fairgrounds in Troy, this holiday craft and vendor show gathers local makers and small businesses for a festive marketplace. Explore a wide range of handmade and locally made items such as apparel, fresh baked treats, holiday ornaments, artisan crafts, distinctive gifts, and other finds. It offers a welcoming way to start seasonal shopping while discovering unique pieces from area creators.

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Sesame Street Live unveils a new production, Elmo’s Got the Moves, bringing Elmo, Abby Cadabby, Cookie Monster, and their friends to communities across North America. The tour includes a stop at Hobart Arena in Troy, Ohio for a family celebration with these favorite characters.

Presented by I AM WHAT I AM Recordings & Productions, this intimate night at Trojan City Music features an immersive, up close solo multimedia set from J. Anthony Goff, known as idiedtrying, as the project approaches its 25th year and continues to earn recognition for boundary‑pushing, self‑propelled creativity. Special guest absent the mind, the original project from Tyler Mayes, draws on 90s Seattle grunge, late 60s psychedelia, and 2010s indie pop, with songs from the record frequencies alongside new material. Additional sets include John Hendry with his first solo appearance in years and his first time back on stage since the pandemic, sharing acoustic folk and country songwriting, TIME IS NOW with a one person kazoo driven performance, James Atkins bringing a gritty acoustic sound with strong vocals rooted in classic country, and the debut of the metalcore duo The Lazarus Effect performing music from Life. Visual art will be showcased by Josh Arnold and by Bethany Shoaf Tompkins of Silly Sewing Goose, who will be offering on site, hand cranked chainstitch embroidery with a vintage flair. This event is open to all ages. The previous show reached capacity and the room is very small, so ticket quantities are limited. Advance tickets are $15 and day of tickets are $20, and tickets are non refundable. More performers and artists will be announced.

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

A kickoff meeting takes place at the Miami Valley Veterans Museum. Guests are welcome to explore the exhibits before or after the meeting, and there is an indoor Easter egg hunt for children with a limit of ten eggs per participant.

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

Season 1 of MC Taskmaster delivers laughs as six local celebrity contestants tackle playful tasks to earn votes of support. The purpose is to help build the new Miami County Animal Shelter, Adoption Center, and Veterinary Clinic. Lively challenges and quick thinking drive this upbeat competition.

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.

Local church volunteers will offer a drive-through food distribution in the Piehl Arena parking lot, providing assistance to individuals and families who need it.

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.

As evening settles over downtown Troy, anticipation grows across the square while families bundle up with cocoa in hand. The Grand Illumination transforms the area into a scene of holiday cheer and glowing light. A soaring Christmas tree anchors the celebration, decorated with twinkling lights and ornaments that shine like stars. Storefront windows brim with festive displays, and familiar carols drift through the crisp air. Horse-drawn carriages glide along the streets, Santa greets children with warm laughter, and local shops share treats, one-of-a-kind gifts, and handmade crafts. When the countdown begins, faces turn toward the towering tree. In a burst of brightness it comes alive, the square shimmers, and applause ripples through the crowd. The moment celebrates togetherness and creates a memory to carry through the season.

A three-hour performance featuring folk and alternative original songs alongside popular covers, set at a premier driving range that also serves as a bar and restaurant.

Celebrate NFL game day at Dunaways. Watch the Bengals, the Browns, and the rest of the NFL while enjoying a $25 pizza and wings offer that includes a pepperoni or cheese pie with a dozen wings, along with $15 domestic beer buckets.