Springfield, OH
Springfield, OH

Events in Springfield

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JUL26
Family

Back to School Party 🎒✏️🎉📚

Hosted by the Rikki-Lynn Warrior Foundation, this first Back to School Party is focused on uplifting local children and families as students get ready for a new school year. The event features complimentary backpacks and school supplies while supplies last, along with food, games, and music for a fun afternoon. It also celebrates Rikki-Lynn’s legacy of kindness, strength, and community.

JUL26
Family

CreARTive Kids Paint & Donuts Party

Make summer special with a creative session where you and your child paint side by side, with donuts to enjoy together.

Tim Hortons
JUL26
Sports

On Hold -- Casual Golf competition Sundays at Reid Park

This recurring Sunday afternoon meetup at Reid Park Golf Course brings golfers together for a relaxed competition that features a skins game. Everyone is welcome. The format and other details are explained in the group’s posts. This event is currently on hold.

Reid Park Golf Course
JUL26
Fundraisers

Young's Bike Tour - a Charity Event

The tour returns as a two day cycling experience that begins at Young’s and travels to Ohio Wesleyan University in Delaware, Ohio. Riders can choose routes that match their goals and comfort level. Those participating both days can select approximate daily distances of 51, 81, or 100 miles. A single day option is also available with routes of about 26 or 39 miles. Participants of all ages and experience levels ride in support of the Alzheimer’s Association, T1D Breakthrough, South Community Behavioral Health, and United Rehabilitation Services. Food and ice cream are provided for riders and volunteers. Registration is $75 with a required charitable contribution of $225, bringing the total commitment to $300. Contributions may be covered personally or raised with help from friends, neighbors, coworkers, or employers, and outstanding individual fundraisers are recognized.

Young's Jersey Dairy
JUL26
Family

Cowtherine’s Carousel Round and Round Celebration Week

At Young’s Jersey Dairy, the Round and Round Celebration Week honors the anniversary of Cowtherine’s Carousel and National Carousel Day with a special Family Value wristband that provides unlimited fun for the entire day. Ride Cowtherine’s Carousel, try miniature golf at Udders & Putters, visit the batting cages, practice on the driving range, take a wagon tour on the farm, enjoy Moovers & Shakers, zip down Cowvin’s Fast Slide, and play in Cowvin’s Kiddie Corral. The wristband is valid only on the day it is bought. Pricing is $23.00 for ages 12 and up and $17.50 for ages 11 and under, and it can be purchased at Udders & Putters.

Young's Jersey Dairy
JUL26
Health & Wellness

Full and New Moon Circles with Amber Butler

Amber Butler leads a moon circle with a soothing, supportive presence, guiding practices that nurture spaciousness in the body, mental clarity, and ease in the heart. Whether you are new to this work or have been practicing for years, the setting is welcoming and honors each person’s experience. Open to all levels, this gathering focuses on softening, reflection, reconnection, and grounding as the next lunar cycle begins. Please bring a journal, water, and a yoga mat. Studio mats are available to borrow if needed.

House of AUM
JUL27
Family

Camp Kidstuff: Wild West

Taking place at Snyder Park, this Wild West themed camp invites campers to experience a frontier inspired atmosphere. Activities include western themed games, obstacle courses, treasure hunts, and crafts, all centered on the spirit of the Wild West.

Snyder Park
JUL27
Workshops & Classes

Bedazzled Books - Teen

Teens ages 11 to 17 can give a favorite book a creative, sparkly makeover. Participants should bring the book they want to decorate, and all other materials will be provided. Registration is required.

London Public Library 20 E 1st Street, London, OH, United States, Ohio 43140
JUL27
Family

Lights! Cameras! Architecture! Summer Camp: Ages 8-11

Lights! Cameras! Architecture! invites children ages 8 to 11 to explore design and history through hands-on projects, theater, and play. Presented by Frank Lloyd Wright’s Westcott House, the camp introduces Springfield’s architectural and historic landmarks while showing why preservation matters to the community’s future. Campers have a special opportunity to experience the Westcott House and discover notable buildings in downtown Springfield. The final day includes an extended session for a theater showcase that celebrates the students’ work with family and friends. Enrollment is limited to 12 participants. The program fee is $95. Need-based support is available, with four full scholarships awarded on a first come, first served basis, and more information can be found through the ticket link.

JUL27
Fundraisers

Dine to Donate at Los Mariachis!

Diners at Los Mariachis can support the animals of HSMC, with 20 percent of the dinner bill before tax benefiting HSMC. A flyer is required for the donation to be applied, and meals without a flyer will not count toward the fundraiser. The restaurant asks that flyers not be distributed inside or outside the premises.

Los Mariachis
JUL28
Workshops & Classes

Bird Watching 101

Bird enthusiast Gwen Grubb leads an introductory session on bird watching at the London Public Library. Beginners will learn how to get started and what basic materials are helpful. The program also provides guidance on identifying birds and highlights species that are commonly confused. Open to ages 13 and up. Attendees receive an extra ticket for the Grand Prize Drawings.

London Public Library
JUL28
Music

Peach's Open Mic Night

Open Mic Night at Peach's Grill is hosted by Kyleen Downes and welcomes the music community for a relaxed, supportive showcase. Performers from any genre and experience level step up to the mic and share their work, while listeners enjoy a lively mix of voices. Happy Hour specials are available, and information about the artist schedule, performer registration, and recent open mic YouTube sessions is available.

Peach's Grill
JUL28
Civic

Open Hands Free Pantry

Open Hands Free Pantry is a welcoming, no-cost resource from the Springfield-Clark Community Initiative, where neighbors support neighbors with food, hygiene products, and compassionate assistance. Hosted at the First Seventh-Day Adventist Church, it is rooted in faith and powered by volunteers who build community one box at a time. Free boxes include canned goods, fresh produce, hygiene items, and other essential supplies. The pantry follows a weekly schedule. Attendees are asked to RSVP for the date they plan to attend, and those interested in helping can pack boxes, distribute items, or spread the word. For details, contact the Springfield-Clark Community Initiative at (937) 332-3939.

Springfield First Seventh-day Adventist Church
JUL28
Family

Kid's Day Tuesday

Make a fun-filled visit to Young’s Jersey Dairy with kid-focused specials on treats and attractions. When you buy a kid’s meal at the Dairy Store, a kid’s cone is included at no extra charge. At Udders & Putters, enjoy two-for-one rides on Cowtherine’s Carousel, Moovers & Shakers, and Cowvin’s Fast Slide, and get two tokens for the cost of one at the Batting Cages. These offers make it easy to enjoy more rides and sweets together.

Young's Jersey Dairy
JUL28
Groups & Meetups

Lunch Local at Trail Town Brewing

Enjoy a relaxed downtown setting at Trail Town Brewing while connecting with the YS Chamber member network over lunch. Expect an easygoing atmosphere with good food and time for casual conversation. Registration is preferred to help plan seating needs.

Trail Town Brewing
JUL28
Music

Rick George

Rick George performs live at Clark County Fairgrounds in Springfield. Experience the concert in person as the artist takes the stage at the fairgrounds.

Clark County Fairgrounds
JUL29
Fundraisers

Chipotle Fundraiser for Project Woman

Attendees can show a digital or printed flyer to receive the promotion. For online orders, use the promo code listed on the flyer. The message is simple... help us, help them. The Rose City Witches plan to dine in and meet attendees.

Chipotle Mexican Grill (Bechtle Ave)
JUL29
Art & Culture

Downtown Victorian Hour Tour

Experience the downtown streetscape shaped in the late 1800s, when civic leaders considered distinguished architecture a civic responsibility. This Happy Hour walking tour, led by historian Kevin Rose, explores Springfield’s Golden Age through notable landmarks including the Warder Library (1890), the City Building and Market (1890), and the Bushnell Building (1894). Meet outside the Heritage Center. Admission is $22 and includes one drink at Hi Hat Social. This program is part of the Summer Tour Series, created in 2004 by Kevin Rose of the Turner Foundation to highlight Springfield’s built environment. It began with eight guided neighborhood walks and has grown to 14 to 20 tours throughout the Greater Springfield Region, supported by a committee of community volunteers. Tours presented by the Westcott House and Westcott Center for Architecture + Design are designed for a broad audience, including those with disabilities or decreased mobility. They proceed at an easy pace with brief periods of standing, and some stops may include stairs or gentle inclines when entering buildings. This outing is Mobility Level 2, which can involve more than six blocks of walking, some hills, mostly paved surfaces, and possible stairs. Wheelchair accessibility may vary for Mobility Level 2 tours. Virtual tours are available with closed captioning.

The Heritage Center of Clark County - Clark County Historical Society and Museum
JUL29
Games & Entertainment

Music bingo @ Myers market

Enjoy music bingo at Myers Market with a 2000s R&B throwback theme. Come with family, a partner, or on your own. Expect multiple winners each round and prizes that include complimentary drinks, gift cards, and food.

JUL29
Sports

KOI Drag Racing ATV Race

KOI Drag Racing presents an ATV showdown at the Clark County Ohio Fair, featuring heads up, side by side sprints. A full slate of classes is open to all ATV-based machines. Entry is $10 per class, and every class offers 100 percent payback. Practice and registration take place before the elimination rounds. For details on classes and rules, call Lewis at 859-576-7380.

Clark County Fairgrounds
JUL29
Fundraisers

Carousel of Good Causes: Crayons to Classrooms

Young’s Jersey Dairy hosts a Carousel of Good Causes event supporting Crayons to Classrooms, a free resource center for teachers that provides essential school supplies, classroom decorations, office items, books, and other academic materials to local educators serving students at under-resourced schools. Each carousel ride helps, with $0.50 from every ride donated to advance their mission.

Young's Jersey Dairy
JUL29
Family

Book Boot Camp

Kids get moving with story-driven activities and energetic exercise songs while learning about healthy habits and fitness. This program is designed for children ages 4 to 10. Participation also earns an extra ticket toward the Grand Prize drawings in the Beanstack Summer Reading Challenge.

London Public Library 20 E 1st Street, London, OH, United States, Ohio 43140
JUL30
Family

End of Summer Reading Party

Wrap up summer reading at the library with a lively party filled with activities for all ages. Enjoy face painting and snow cones, try a life-sized Angry Birds game, and take part in a dinosaur extraction activity. Spiderman and Princess Tiana will make guest appearances.

London Public Library
JUL30
Civic

Open Hands Free Pantry

Open Hands Free Pantry offers no-cost boxes of canned goods, fresh produce, hygiene items, and other essential supplies through the Springfield-Clark Community Initiative. Inspired by faith and sustained by volunteers, it brings neighbors together and strengthens community with each box shared. The pantry operates weekly on Tuesdays and Thursdays. Volunteers can assist with packing, distribution, or outreach, and participants are asked to RSVP for the Tuesday or Thursday they plan to attend, with the option to select both.

Springfield First Seventh-day Adventist Church
JUL30
Sports

GOLF LEAGUE

A fun-filled nine-hole golf outing features two-person teams with handicaps applied, creating an opportunity for both sport and fellowship. Everyone is welcome, including those who are not members of Fellowship Church. Registration is closed. To find other sports opportunities and make some friends, please visit the church's events page.

Windy Knoll Golf Club
JUL30
Food & Drink

Burgers & Brews

Back at Mother Stewart's Brewing, this casual series pairs smash burgers with a favorite brew. It focuses on a simple, satisfying combo in a relaxed setting.

Mother Stewart's Brewing
JUL30
Health & Wellness

Clark County Connection Support Group

Clark County Connection Support Group offers a safe, welcoming space for adults who experience a mental health condition to find support and understanding. This peer-led gathering is facilitated by trained leaders who are in recovery, creating a casual and relaxed setting where participants can talk through challenges and share successes. It is free to attend and open to adults with a mental health condition. The group meets at NAMI Vernon Center. For questions, contact Ashley Karsten at ashley@namicgm.org.

NAMI Vernon Center
JUL30
Health & Wellness

Weekly Recovery Dinner & Meeting

Caring Kitchen hosts a weekly gathering with a free dinner followed by a recovery meeting. Dinner is offered first, then the meeting begins. For more details, call 937-653-8443.

Caring Kitchen
JUL30
Workshops & Classes

Pre-Planning Seminar

Calvary Cemetery Springfield hosts a free seminar on pre-planning at Knights of Columbus Hall, focusing on how early decisions can be a lasting gift to family. Family Service Advisors will guide attendees through available choices and help start the process in a relaxed, no pressure setting. The program explains how to make informed choices ahead of time, understand available options, and lessen the burden on loved ones later. It also highlights ways to personalize arrangements with dignity and respect so wishes are honored and families gain greater peace of mind. Registration is recommended by calling 937-323-7474 or emailing mcarder@gateofheaven.org.

Knights of Columbus Hall
JUL30
Sports

KOI Drag Racing Truck Race

KOI Drag Racing presents a truck race at the Clark County Fairgrounds with heads-up, side-by-side action. Classes are available for full-size trucks, with practice and registration taking place before eliminations begin. Entry fees are 10.00 per class, except for hot gas, diesel, and open truck categories which are 20.00, and all classes feature 100 percent payback.

Clark County Fairgrounds
JUL30
Family

The Power of Play

Celebrate Parks and Recreation Month with an event focused on friendship and diversity in the community. Participants can make friendship bracelets and play games, with activities that encourage connection and a shared sense of community.

Davey Moore Park
JUL30
Outdoor Recreation

Women's Ministry: Hike & Lunch

A relaxed summer gathering at John Bryan State Park invites women to enjoy the outdoors in the way that suits them best. Meet at the Lower Shelter for flexible time to hike, sit and chat, share lunch with friends, bring the kids, or simply unwind outside. Come and go as you wish, and no registration is required. Pack your own lunch, consider bringing a lawn chair, and feel free to invite a friend.

John Bryan State Park
JUL30
Family

Passport to Fishing 2026

Passport to Fishing in Springfield offers a welcoming introduction to angling for children and their caregivers at Old Reid Park. Participants rotate through interactive stations that cover identifying fish, proper handling, tying knots and setting up rigs, and staying safe while fishing. The program focuses on building confidence and essential skills through hands-on learning.

Old Reid Park
JUL31
Health & Wellness

Crystal Bowl Sound Journey, July 31st 6-7PM

Experience a serene crystal bowl sound journey at Stoney Creek Garden Center, held inside a traditional yurt crafted in Mongolia and nestled among the woods of Yellow Springs. This intimate gathering invites a pause from daily noise so attendees can unwind, reflect, and renew in a quiet, nature-held setting. A guided meditation with crystal singing bowls and other soothing instruments blends with the natural soundscape... birdsong, rustling leaves, and at times the soft movement of deer... to create an immersive, restorative experience. The focus is deep relaxation and inner exploration, whether the intention is to release, reset, or simply rest. Bolsters, yoga mats, and blankets will be available for comfort, and participants are welcome to bring personal items along with water or a journal for reflection afterward. Attendance is limited to 8 people to preserve a calm, personal atmosphere.

Stoney Creek Garden Center
JUL31
Fundraisers

Urbana FFA Boosters Bingo Night

Urbana FFA Boosters Bingo Night offers an evening of games and community at Brownridge Hall at the VFW in Urbana. Enjoy a food truck and a cash bar while you play. Try your luck for prizes and a 50/50 raffle. Bingo cards are sold at the door, available as single cards or as booklets.

VFW Post 5451
JUL31
Music

The Dead Revival Band

The Dead Revival Band returns to Mother Stewart's Brewing for a free, two-set performance on the outdoor stage in Springfield, Ohio.

Mother Stewart's Brewing
JUL31
Music

Kopperhead Creek

Kopperhead Creek performs at West 40 Social in London with a night of country favorites and dancing. Attendees can arrive early to enjoy drink and dinner specials, then keep the evening going on the dance floor.

West 40 Social
AUG1
Music

K-Pop Concert Experience

Fans gather at Young's Jersey Dairy Event Center for a K-pop celebration featuring dynamic stage performances, opportunities to connect with fellow enthusiasts, and an upbeat, high-energy vibe. Expect plenty of sing along moments to beloved tracks and experiences that make lasting memories. Ticket options include VIP passes starting at $65 for one child with one adult and general admission starting at $50 for one child with one adult.

Young's Jersey Dairy
AUG1
Music

Kopperhead Creek

A show honoring community veterans will take place at the VFW in Springfield, Ohio. The gathering centers on appreciation and recognition of local service members and the community they represent.

VFW Hall Springfield ohio
AUG1
Sports

Splish-Splash 5K - 10K - 1 Mile Fun Run

Runners can take on 5K, 10K, or 1 Mile routes that start and finish at Splash Zone Aquatic Center, following an out-and-back course to the north on the paved Simon Kenton Trail. After crossing the finish line, participants receive access to a private celebration inside Splash Zone with food, drinks, snacks, treats, music, and prizes. Between the slides and pools, there is plenty to enjoy at the waterpark. Glide through 400 feet of water slides, drift along the 280-foot lazy river, and whirl around a water vortex celebrated as Ohio’s first bowl slide. The facility features beach-style zero depth entry, a spray ground, a 25-yard competition pool, and two one-meter diving boards. It is ADA accessible with zero-depth entry and a lift. Please note the policies for this event. Children 17 and under must be accompanied by a responsible adult who is 18 or older with valid age identification, and they must remain inside the waterpark at all times. Each parent or other responsible adult over 18 must register for a race to be admitted to the Splash Zone after-party. Because this is a private event, personal food and snacks may be brought in.

Splash Zone Aquatic Center
AUG1
Groups & Meetups

MONTHLY POTLUCK

This community meal invites people to connect over shared food and conversation. Participants are encouraged to bring food to share, sample one another’s dishes, and help foster stronger family bonds, friendships, and a deeper sense of community. It offers a welcoming setting to enjoy good cooking together and meet new people.

Fellowship Upper Valley
AUG1
Markets

Springfield Farmers Market

Rain or shine, this farmers market brings together more than 35 local farmers, gardeners, bakers, and makers. Browse the stalls and see what each vendor has to offer from this diverse group of local producers.

Heritage Center of Clark County
AUG1
Music

ELKS 51

Elks 51 in Springfield hosts a lively music night with DJ Chris Jones getting things started, then the featured act takes the stage. Tickets are available in advance or at the door.

Springfield Elks Lodge #51
AUG1
Art & Culture

Clark County Master Gardeners Flower Show

Everyone is welcome to attend.

Snyder Park
AUG1
Food & Drink

The Peach Truck

Boxes of peaches picked straight from the orchard will be available when The Peach Truck stops at Young's. To secure a box, place your order in advance. Visit the preorder page, enter your ZIP code, and choose Young's as the pickup location so your peaches are ready for quick pickup.

Young's Jersey Dairy
AUG1
Comedy

Peach's Comedy

Enjoy stand-up from leading Miami Valley comedians in a cozy, close-up setting.

Peach's Grill
AUG1
Markets

Friends of the Library Book Sale

The Book Nook, located behind the library, offers great deals on books, DVDs, and more.

London Public Library
AUG1
Family

Cowvin's Corny Maze & Playland Open Daily

At Young’s Jersey Dairy, Cowvin, the youngest of the Cow Family, has created a family-friendly corn maze spanning over three and a half acres with more than a mile of paths. The route winds through the cornfield with plenty of twists, turns, and dead ends, leading to a playland where kids can enjoy activities after finishing. The maze operates daily, weather permitting. Admission is 10 dollars for ages 5 and up, and children 4 and under are free. Children 11 and younger must be accompanied by an adult. The ticket price includes a wagon ride to and from the maze, and tickets are available at Young’s Farmstead Cheese Marketplace inside The Dairy Store.

Young's Jersey Dairy
AUG1
Food & Drink

FCCCU First Saturday Community Cookouts

This free community cookout welcomes neighbors of all ages to relax and share a simple meal together. Expect grilled hot dogs with chips, drinks, and other treats to enjoy. Children can get in on the fun with sidewalk chalk, bubbles, squirt guns, and easygoing games. Everyone is welcome, and attendees are encouraged to come as they are.

First Church of Christ in Christian Union
AUG2
Health & Wellness

Portraits of Hope 2026

Portraits of Hope 2026 offers complimentary portrait sessions for cancer survivors and their families at Ellis Park in Yellow Springs. Booking is open, and participants should select the cancer survivor portrait option when reserving. The organizer welcomes direct messages with questions.

Ellis Park
AUG2
Food & Drink

MONTHLY POTLUCK

A community potluck centered on sharing a meal that nurtures family connections and friendships while enjoying one another’s cooking. Guests are invited to contribute a favorite dish. This gathering offers time to connect with others and meet new people.

Fellowship Spring Hill
AUG3
Civic

City Council Meeting

Attend a New Carlisle City Council meeting at Heritage Hall. This is your chance to listen to updates and speak up during the public comment portion, with comments limited to 5 minutes or less.

Heritage Hall
AUG4
Workshops & Classes

Stevie Spinner Workshops

Create a stained glass spinner inspired by Stevie Nicks in a six-week workshop at La Petite Pomme Glassworks. Using pre-cut glass, you will assemble a 38-piece design while learning core stained glass techniques with guidance throughout. Participants with experience can refine their skills, and newcomers will receive an introduction to the basics. Two scheduling options are available. The fee includes personal instruction and all supplies to complete one stained glass project.

La Petite Pomme Glassworks
AUG4
Civic

Open Hands Free Pantry

Open Hands Free Pantry provides a warm, no cost resource where neighbors support neighbors with food, hygiene products, and compassionate assistance. Led by the Springfield-Clark Community Initiative, it is rooted in faith and powered by volunteers who strengthen the community box by box. Guests receive free boxes that may include canned goods, fresh produce, hygiene items, and other essential supplies. Volunteers can help pack boxes, distribute items, or share information with others. This is a recurring weekly offering, and attendees are asked to RSVP for the specific session they plan to attend, with the option to sign up for multiple sessions. For questions, contact the Springfield-Clark Community Initiative at (937) 332-3939.

Springfield First Seventh-day Adventist Church
AUG5
Sports

CMP Match

This is a Civilian Marksmanship Program (CMP) sanctioned match at the Greene County Fish & Game Association. Expect courses of fire designed for service rifles, vintage military arms, and modern sporting rifles. You’ll want to confirm the specific course of fire and eligible rifles through the range. Bring an eligible rifle per the match rules, ammunition (match-grade recommended, typically 50 to 88 rounds), and recommended gear for prone shooting such as a shooting mat, coat, and glove. A spotting scope is also suggested, and eye and ear protection are required.

Greene County Fish & Game Association
AUG5
Games & Entertainment

Music bingo

The event features music bingo with a 2000s R&B throwbacks theme. It is open to families, individuals, and partners. Prizes include free drinks, gift cards, and food, with multiple winners in each round.

Myers Market
AUG5
Health & Wellness

Breastfeeding Support Group

Meet with other parents in a friendly breastfeeding support group. It is led by moms and supported by certified lactation professionals, with a community-focused approach that aims to create an inclusive space for everyone. Come connect, share, and get support whether you are just starting out or looking for ongoing help. The group meets in the 3rd floor, Birthing Center Conference Room in the lobby of the Birthing Center unit.

Mercy Health - Springfield Regional Medical Center
AUG6
Civic

Open Hands Free Pantry

Open Hands Free Pantry is a no cost community resource from the Springfield-Clark Community Initiative, grounded in faith and led by volunteers, providing caring support through food and hygiene supplies. Free boxes may include canned goods, fresh produce, personal care items, and other everyday essentials. The pantry operates on a weekly schedule and is hosted at First Seventh-Day Adventist Church. Volunteers can help pack boxes, distribute items, or share information, and RSVPs are requested for the session you plan to attend, with the option to sign up for more than one. For details, contact the Springfield-Clark Community Initiative at (937) 332-3939.

Springfield First Seventh-day Adventist Church
AUG6
Sports

GOLF LEAGUE

This event features a nine hole outing for teams of two using handicaps, offering a welcoming mix of competition and connection. It is open to everyone, including those who are not members of Fellowship Church. Registration is now closed. Information about other sports opportunities and ways to meet people is available on the Fellowship Christian events page.

Windy Knoll Golf Club
AUG6
Food & Drink

Burgers & Brews

Smash burgers and brews take center stage at Mother Stewart's Brewing. The emphasis is on pairing a burger with a brew.

Mother Stewart's Brewing
AUG6
Civic

Volunteer: Packing for Operation Hunger

A volunteer session with Operation Hunger focused on assembling grocery bags for an upcoming local food distribution. Volunteers will work together to prepare bags that will later be handed out through a drive-up pantry in collaboration with Second Harvest. Pizza will be available for participants. There is also an opportunity to assist during the distribution itself. This is a simple way to support neighbors and make a tangible difference with each bag prepared.

Springfield First Seventh-day Adventist Church
AUG6
Health & Wellness

Weekly Recovery Dinner & Meeting

Hosted by Caring Kitchen, this weekly event combines a free dinner with a recovery meeting. Dinner is served first, followed by the meeting. For more details, call 937-653-8443.

Caring Kitchen
AUG7
Music

Kopperhead Creek Live London Rhythm & Rib Festival

Kopperhead Creek brings live country music to London Rhythm & Rib Fest. The band shares thanks for everyone's ongoing support.

London Rhythm & Rib Fest
AUG7
Art & Culture

Springfield Public Art Hour Tour

Public art has helped shape Springfield’s streetscape and supported revitalization from the Community Walls Project of the 1970s through Project Jericho’s work in the 2010s. This walking tour explores that story through standout pieces such as David Black’s Flipover, Mariah Kaminsky’s Rose City mural, and Gaia’s Hattie Moseley mural. The experience wraps up with a drink at a selected downtown restaurant. Admission is $22 and includes one drink. The tour is guided by Kevin Rose and led by Lauren (Lo) Hauser, chair of Springfield Public Art. It is designated Mobility Level 2, which may involve more than six blocks of mostly paved walking, some hills, and possible stairs. Tours move at a comfortable pace with short stops, and certain locations may include inclines or steps. This event is part of the Summer Tour Series, created in 2004 by Kevin Rose to build awareness of Springfield’s built environment. It began with eight neighborhood walks in Springfield, Ohio and has grown into 14 to 20 guided tours across the Greater Springfield region, developed with support from a committee of community volunteers. Tours and programs from the Westcott House and Westcott Center for Architecture + Design are designed for a broad audience, including those with disabilities, and virtual options include closed captioning.

Bushnell Building
AUG7
Music

Talisha Holmes

Enjoy a one-hour set centered on jazz with a possible splash of blues, featuring Talisha Holmes alongside Brandon Bjazz Scott, Mike Ealy, and Rob Riley.

Mother Stewart's Brewing
AUG7
Workshops & Classes

Into the Springs Writers Workshop

As the director begins an eighth year leading the program, Into the Springs Writers Workshop convenes at Mills Park Hotel in Yellow Springs, Ohio, featuring guest instructors author Tim Waggoner and poet Julie L Moore. Full details and registration information are available on the event website.

The Mills Park Hotel
AUG7
Fundraisers

Music Bingo Benefitting Young Woman’s Mission

This music bingo night features lively tunes, a welcoming atmosphere, and chances to win prizes, with proceeds supporting the local nonprofit The Young Woman’s Mission. Dinner will be available from Lit Litty’s, and alcohol will be served at the bar. Children are permitted. The event takes place upstairs in the front building at VFW Post 1031. Tickets can be purchased in advance via the presale link or at the door, with reserved seating available only for advance purchases. Cash, cards, and digital payments are accepted, while the 50/50 is cash only.

VFW Post 1031
AUG7
Games & Entertainment

Karaoke Night!

Round up friends for a lively karaoke night and let your voice take center stage. Belt out songs with confidence and enjoy a fun, upbeat atmosphere made for singing together.

Peach's Grill
AUG7
Markets

Friday’s on the Farm

Mathew's Family Farmers Market hosts a bi-weekly setup offering gourmet burgers and hand cut fries at the market.

Mathews Family Farm Market
AUG7
Art & Culture

First Friday Art Show

Head to the Front Street Art District for a fun first Friday art hop featuring more than 100 artist studios. Stop by MarYSoul to check out the featured summer artists, enjoy live music, and grab something from the food trucks. Free parking is available, and the event is all ages.

MarYSoul Expression Studio
AUG8
Civic

Free Food: Operation Hunger

Operation Hunger, in partnership with Second Harvest, offers a drive-through food pantry so people can receive groceries without leaving their vehicles. There is also an opportunity to help by packing grocery bags ahead of time, with pizza provided for helpers.

First Springfield Seventh-day Adventist Church
AUG8
Music

Open Mic Night

The Myers Market open mic night is inviting performers to take part. To reserve a performance spot, send a message to Brothers Pennington.

Myers Market
AUG8
Music

Matt Clarkson Band

The Matt Clarkson Band features a Country Southern Rock sound that merges the energy of rock with the soul of country. MCB builds its performance around this blend.

Mug & Jug Tavern
AUG8
Markets

Springfield Farmers Market

Browse offerings from more than 35 local bakers, makers, farmers, and gardeners. The event takes place regardless of the weather.

Heritage Center of Clark County
AUG8
Art & Culture

Wittenberg University Walking Tour

Trace the story of Wittenberg, founded in 1845 within the Americanist Lutheran tradition and a mainstay of Springfield for more than 180 years, on a guided walk that highlights campus architecture and heritage. Notable stops include Myers Hall, Recitation Hall, and Zimmerman Library, with a route that winds through rolling, wooded grounds. The tour is led by Dr. Thomas T. Taylor. Admission is 15 dollars for the general public and 12 dollars for members. This program is presented as part of the Summer Tour Series, started in 2004 by Kevin Rose of the Turner Foundation to encourage appreciation of Springfield’s built environment. What began as eight neighborhood walks has grown over two decades into 14 to 20 guided tours across the Greater Springfield Region, planned and managed by a committee of community volunteers. Tours from the Westcott House and Westcott Center for Architecture + Design are designed for a wide audience, including people with disabilities or decreased mobility. Guides keep a relaxed pace with short standing periods at stops, and entering buildings may involve stairs or inclines. This outing is rated Mobility Level 3, which involves considerable walking on varied terrain and may include unpaved sections. Please call or email about wheelchair accessibility. Virtual tours are available with closed captioning.

Wittenberg University
AUG8
Workshops & Classes

Growing and Prepairing Eggplant

Join this hands-on workshop to learn how to successfully grow, harvest, and cook eggplant. You’ll cover how to grow this nutritious vegetable, explore its uses and benefits, and then cook and enjoy freshly harvested eggplant using several different techniques.

Heartbeat gardens
AUG10
Food & Drink

Fat Hammies

This monthly setup at Yellow Springs Brewery features Fat Hammies, with burgers available to pair with a brew.

Yellow Springs Brewery
AUG10
Fundraisers

Chamber Night at the Races

Chamber Night at the Races is a flagship annual fundraiser from the Champaign County Chamber of Commerce that brings together Chamber members, business leaders, and community supporters for an evening of live harness racing, networking, and fun. As the races unfold, attendees help fund Chamber programs and initiatives that strengthen the local business community. Admission includes one complimentary raffle ticket for a chance to win a prize. Sponsorships offer standout visibility, including recognition during a race and a celebratory moment in the winner’s circle.

Champaign County Fair
AUG11
Groups & Meetups

Book Club

This book club meets on the second Tuesday of every month to discuss the current selection and pick up the title for the following month. Copies are reserved and can be checked out at the library. This month's book is The Witch Elm by Tana French.

London Public Library
AUG11
Career

Coffee and Connections 2026

Real estate professionals meet at Vallery Farmhouse Bakery for a monthly meetup centered on conversation, connections, and coffee. Participants can network, share insights on the industry, and explore ways to collaborate. The setting encourages learning from peers, expanding professional relationships, and taking a well-earned pause with like-minded colleagues.

Vallery Farmhouse Bakery
AUG12
Sports

CMP Match

Join a Civilian Marksmanship Program (CMP) sanctioned match featuring courses of fire for a range of rifles, including service rifles, vintage military arms, and modern sporting rifles. The event covers several common CMP formats and welcomes shooters of all skill levels. Plan to bring an eligible rifle per the match rules, ammunition (often 50 to 88 rounds, match-grade recommended), and recommended gear such as a shooting mat, spotting scope, and appropriate prone equipment. Eye and ear protection are required, and you can contact the host for the specific course of fire and registration details.

Greene County Fish & Game Association
AUG12
Outdoor Recreation

Community Bike Ride

Participants gather at Lark Overland in Millworks with bikes, then set off together on a laid-back 2 to 3 mile ride through the village. The route concludes at YS Brewery, where there are options for drinks and food from a food truck. These community rides take place on the second and fourth Wednesday of each month when weather permits, and any weather-related cancellations are shared on Facebook and Instagram.

Lark Overland
AUG12
Fundraisers

Carousel of Good Causes: Clark-Shawnee Elementary PTO

Young’s Jersey Dairy hosts a Carousel of Good Causes event with Clark-Shawnee Elementary PTO, supporting programs for students and staff.

Young's Jersey Dairy
AUG13
Fundraisers

Texas Road House Dine in Fundraiser

This fundraiser directs 10 percent of proceeds to Project Woman. Gift cards can be purchased in advance through a member or via Venmo, and using those cards at the event increases the contribution to 20 percent. This provides a straightforward way to support the cause.

Texas Roadhouse (Springfield, OH - 1750 N. Bechtle Avenue)
AUG14
Family

2026 Champaign Co Fair Demolition Derby

At Champaign County Fairgrounds, a demolition derby features a full slate of classes, including Powerwheels, Pro Stock Full-Size, Street Stock Full-Size, Street Stock Compact, and Stock Mini-Van, Truck, and SUV. Payouts are based on a five-entry minimum per class and may be adjusted at the event if there are fewer entries.

Champaign County Fairgrounds
AUG14
Groups & Meetups

Community Game Night

A casual gathering at a church brings people together for card and board games, snacks, and conversation. The focus is on friendly play and meeting new people. Guests are welcome to bring a friend and enjoy games and good company.

Crossway Vineyard Church
AUG14
Music

Dancing Dream: Abba Tribute Band

Dancing Dream presents a tribute to ABBA at the Gloria Theatre, a historic venue. The show looks back to the time when the Swedish group ruled the disco scene, with catchy pop favorites and the glittering style of the 70s. This celebration honors the legendary band and the songs that continue to connect with listeners of all ages.

Gloria Theatre
AUG14
Music

Fri Aug 14th - DJ TD3

DJ TD3 spins a blend of classic hits and modern tracks, offering a set that spans throwbacks and today’s sounds.

Mug & Jug Tavern
AUG15
Music

Backburn

An evening dedicated to the hard rock and metal of the 1990s, showcasing the powerful sound that defined the decade.

Mug & Jug Tavern
AUG15
Workshops & Classes

Herbal Infusions - Part 2

Join a hands-on community herb-crafting workshop in the gardens where you’ll learn how to decant the herbal preparations made about six weeks earlier. You’ll cover safe storage and how to use what you’ve made, with beginner-friendly instruction in folk herbalism. The session includes making and working with herbal vinegars, alcohol and glycerin tinctures, infused oils, and syrups, along with plant identification, harvesting techniques, and the ecological, community-focused approach behind it.

Heartbeat gardens
AUG15
Groups & Meetups

MCJ Supports Jeep Lifestyle at Young’s Jersey Dairy

Muskingum County Jeepers is heading to Young’s Jersey Dairy in Yellow Springs to support The Jeep Lifestyle’s 6th Annual Summer Jeep Meet & Greet, a free, family friendly gathering where all Jeeps are welcome. The day centers on connecting with fellow enthusiasts, checking out distinctive builds, and enjoying everything the dairy has available. Last year’s edition brought in well over a thousand Jeeps. MCJ plans a caravan and will share the meetup and departure details closer to the event, along with the group’s parking location for anyone driving separately. Parking is first come, first served and fills quickly, and while the group hopes to park together, spots cannot be held if people arrive at different times. Attendees often bring chairs, ducks, and cameras to make the most of the experience. This is an MCJ Supports outing hosted by The Jeep Lifestyle, which provides updates on its event page.

Young's Jersey Dairy
AUG16
Workshops & Classes

August Pick Your Stained Glass Project - LONDON

At La Petite Pomme Glassworks in London, Ohio, participants choose from four stained glass project options and craft a finished suncatcher to keep or give as a gift. All glass pieces come pre-cut and ready to assemble, with instruction that covers foundational techniques for beginners and guidance for those building on prior experience. The price includes personalized instruction and all materials needed to complete one stained glass project.

La Petite Pomme Glassworks
AUG18
Civic

Planning Board Meeting

Join the Planning Board for their regular meeting at Heritage Hall. The meeting starts at 6:00 PM.

Heritage Hall
AUG19
Sports

CMP Match

This is a Civilian Marksmanship Program (CMP) sanctioned match featuring courses of fire for service rifles, vintage military arms, and modern sporting rifles. Shooters of all skill levels are welcome. Plan to bring an eligible rifle per the match rules, the required ammunition, and the recommended gear such as a shooting mat (especially for prone), spotting scope, and eye and ear protection, which is required. Greene County Fish & Game Association can provide details on the specific course of fire and registration information.

Greene County Fish & Game Association
AUG19
Art & Culture

Springfield Burying Ground Hour Tour

The former Metallic Casket Company complex frames two sides of the city’s oldest cemetery, setting the scene for a guided walk led by historian Kevin Rose. Set aside by James Demint in 1801, this burial ground holds many of Springfield’s earliest residents, including Demint himself. Along the route, hear accounts of trailblazing women, veterans of the American Revolution, and a participant in the Boston Tea Party. After the walk, the group visits Mother Stewart’s Brewery, housed in a restored part of the casket factory, and the cost includes one drink there. Meet outside the brewery to begin. The cost is $20 and includes one beverage. Part of the Summer Tour Series created in 2004 by Kevin Rose, a historian with the Turner Foundation, this program highlights Springfield’s built environment and has expanded over the years to feature between fourteen and twenty guided outings across the Greater Springfield region, shaped by a committee of community volunteers. Tours move at an easy pace with brief stops, and this outing is designated Mobility Level 2, which may involve more than six blocks of walking, some hills, mostly paved surfaces, and occasional stairs.

Mother Stewart's Brewing
AUG19
Groups & Meetups

Yarnies: Fiber Arts Club

Spend an hour crafting and connecting with fellow fiber enthusiasts. This casual meetup welcomes anyone interested in knitting, crocheting, or other fiber arts, from beginners to seasoned makers. Bring your current project to work on alongside others and enjoy friendly conversation. It is an informal gathering rather than a class, though participants are welcome to share techniques and offer help to newcomers if they wish. The group meets in the Magazine/Newspaper room upstairs in the library, across from the front desk.

London Public Library
AUG19
Civic

Parks and Recreation Board Meeting

The Parks and Recreation Board will meet at Heritage Hall Shelter House to discuss city parks and recreation business. The meeting is scheduled for the evening.

Heritage Hall Shelter House
AUG20
Comedy

Dave Chappelle & Friends

Dave Chappelle leads an intimate night of conversation and comedy at Wirrig Pavilion. Capacity is extremely limited to support a safe experience for everyone. Alcohol will not be sold or permitted on the premises. The pavilion is in a rural area with families, pets, and other animals nearby, so attendees are asked to drive carefully and obey posted speed limits when traveling to and from the venue. This is a phone-free experience. By confirming attendance, guests agree to secure their phones in a locked pouch that remains with them throughout the event. All performance content and materials are owned by Pilot Boy Productions, Inc. and Dave Chappelle, and any use without prior written permission is prohibited and subject to enforcement.

Wirrig Pavilion
AUG21
Music

The Wrong Elevator Band

The Wrong Elevator Band returns to Trail Town Brewing for a night of live music. This popular spot offers a warm, cozy atmosphere, friendly service, and a menu of flavorful dishes that make it an easy place to unwind over a meal. The performance features singer songwriter Raechel Morgan.

Trail Town Brewing
AUG21
Comedy

Dave Chappelle & Friends

Dave Chappelle hosts an intimate night of conversation and comedy with friends at Wirrig Pavilion. Capacity is very limited to support a safe experience for everyone, and alcohol will not be sold or allowed on site. The pavilion sits within a rural community where families and animals are present, so attendees are encouraged to drive carefully and follow all posted speed limits when traveling to and from the venue. This is a phone-free show focused on shared moments. Guests agree to secure their phones in a locking pouch that remains with them for the duration. All content and materials from the performance are owned by Pilot Boy Productions, Inc. and Dave Chappelle, and any use without prior written consent is strictly prohibited and enforceable to the full extent of the law.

Wirrig Pavilion
AUG21
Markets

Friday’s On The Farm With Fat Hammies

Look for a bi-weekly setup at Mathew’s Family Farmers Market offering gourmet burgers and hand cut fries, making the market a convenient stop for a satisfying bite.

Mathews Family Farm Market
AUG22
Fundraisers

Harmony for Hope

Organizers are teaming up with Ohio Hope Builders to present Harmony for Hope, an event in support of the organization. Guests can look forward to raffle baskets, food trucks, live music, and more. The team has been working behind the scenes to bring this event together. Sponsors are welcome, and the event flyer includes ways to donate or sponsor a table.

AUG22
Music

Mountain Vain

This rock and roll performance spans classic and contemporary styles, featuring a wide range of songs alongside many original pieces.

Mug & Jug Tavern
AUG22
Comedy

Dave Chappelle & Friends

Dave Chappelle leads an intimate night of conversation and comedy at The Wirrig Pavilion. Attendance is intentionally very limited to support the safety of everyone present. Alcohol will neither be sold nor permitted on site. Because the pavilion is in a rural community where families, pets, and animals live, attendees are asked to drive carefully and obey all posted speed limits when traveling to and from the venue. Pilot Boy Productions, Inc. and/or Dave Chappelle retain all rights to the performance and its materials, and any use without prior written consent is prohibited and subject to enforcement under the law. This is a phone free experience, and by confirming attendance guests agree to place their phones in a locked pouch that they keep throughout the evening.

Wirrig Pavilion
AUG22
Family

Udders & Putters Take Over: Springfield Y Mini Golf Scramble

Udders & Putters at Young’s Jersey Dairy hosts a Springfield Family YMCA mini golf scramble celebrating team spirit and friendly competition. Teams of four make their way through the course with playful challenges and special holes, and prizes await the top three teams on each course, six winning teams in all. Along the route, certain holes include a bonus activity that teams can complete, or they can pay $1 to skip, and guests can also buy tickets for a 50/50 drawing. Style and creativity earn recognition with awards for Best Team Name and Best Dressed Team. The entry fee is $40 per team, and proceeds support assistance with costs for YMCA programs.

Young's Jersey Dairy
AUG22
Family

B-25 Rides

Experience the rumble of twin radial engines and the perspective of a World War II bomber crew aboard a B-25 at the Champaign Aviation Museum. Explore the aircraft from nose to tail and connect with the legacy of the bomber associated with the Doolittle Tokyo Raiders. Seats are filled flight by flight, with additional ride times added as each departure reaches capacity. Aviator and Top Brass CAM Members are eligible for a discount on rides. For details about discounted seats, contact Jessica at 937-652-4710 ext. 106.

Champaign Aviation Museum
AUG22
Art & Culture

South Center Street Walking Tour

Trace the history of Springfield’s South Center Street area on a guided walk through one of the city’s earliest Black neighborhoods, founded in the 1820s when Springfield was home to one of the largest Black communities in the northern United States. Along the way, hear about notable figures who lived there, including C.M. Patterson, Robert C. Henry, and George and Sarah Gammon. The walk concludes with a look at how community leaders today are addressing decline linked to decades of discriminatory policies. Led by Dale Henry and Kevin Rose, the tour is rated Mobility Level 2, which indicates a longer route that is mostly paved with some hills and potential stairs, and it moves at a relaxed pace with brief stops. Tours are designed for a broad audience, including participants with disabilities or decreased mobility, and virtual options with closed captions are available. Admission is $15 for the general public and $12 for members. The Summer Tour Series, created in 2004 by Kevin Rose of the Turner Foundation to highlight Springfield’s built environment, has grown from eight neighborhood walks to 14 to 20 tours across the Greater Springfield region and is organized by a committee of community volunteers.

Church of Jesus
AUG22
Family

Bob Pool "Orphan" Car Show 2026

Celebrating three decades, this gathering of orphan vehicles brings together cars, trucks, buses, motorcycles, and specialty rides from independent manufacturers that are no longer in business, along with Big Three orphans such as Edsel, DeSoto, Corvair, Oldsmobile, Pontiac, and Plymouth. Co-hosted by the Tri-State Chapter Studebaker Drivers Club and the Wright Brothers Region Packard Auto Classics, the show takes place at Young’s Jersey Dairy. The display spans American and international marques from Auburn to Yugo. A dedicated Feature Car class highlights Oldsmobile this year, offering a focused look at the brand’s heritage.

Young's Jersey Dairy
AUG22
Family

Prairies, Pollinators and Waterways

Celebrate local ecosystems at Mitchell Meadows Nature Park with hands-on nature activities, demonstrations, and arts and crafts focused on native prairies, pollinators, and waterways. There will be a Gardening for Butterflies presentation starting at 10:30 AM, along with an opportunity to make a butterfly feeder. Native plants will be available for purchase, and there will be a crawfish boil recipe sample starting at 11:00 AM while supplies last. This family-friendly event is great for learners of all ages and encourages environmental awareness and how to protect the natural world.

National Trail Parks and Recreation District
AUG23
Sports

Cincinnati Buckeyes vs Champion City Reapers

Heritage Park hosts a throwback matchup as the Cincinnati Buckeyes travel to face the Champion City Reapers in a vintage ball game.

Heritage Park
AUG23
Family

Cameron’s “Cruise”saders Car Show

Cameron’s “Cruise”saders Car Show at Clark State College welcomes vehicles of every year, make, and model. Prizes will be awarded to top entries. The event also features a 50/50, raffles, and food trucks.

Clark State College
AUG23
Sports

1869 Cincinnati Red Stockings vs. Champion City Reapers

The 1869 Cincinnati Red Stockings are traveling to Yellowsprings, Ohio to play their friends, the Champion City Reapers.

Heritage Park
AUG26
Sports

CMP Match

This is a Civilian Marksmanship Program (CMP) sanctioned shooting match featuring courses of fire for service rifles, vintage military arms, and modern sporting rifles. You can expect options across common CMP formats, and you should bring an eligible rifle per match rules, appropriate ammunition (often around 50-88 rounds), and recommended gear like a shooting mat, coat, glove, spotting scope, and required eye and ear protection. For the specific course of fire and registration details, coordinate with Greene County Fish & Game Association.

Greene County Fish & Game Association
AUG26
Civic

Seeds of Love Food Pantry

Groceries are available through a community food pantry that welcomes anyone facing need. Please bring identification if it applies to your situation.

Crossway Vineyard Church
AUG27
Comedy

Dave Chappelle & Friends

Dave Chappelle curates an intimate night of conversation and comedy at Wirrig Pavilion. Attendance is kept very limited for safety. Alcohol will neither be sold nor allowed on site. Because the pavilion is in a rural setting with nearby families and animals, guests are asked to drive carefully and follow all posted speed limits when traveling to and from the venue. To maintain a distraction free atmosphere, phones must be placed in a secure pouch that stays with each guest for the duration of the evening. All performance content and materials are owned by Pilot Boy Productions, Inc. and Dave Chappelle, and any use without prior written consent is prohibited.

Wirrig Pavilion
AUG27
Family

Camping with G.A.S.

Camping with G.A.S. offers a family friendly getaway centered on classic, wholesome fun. Highlights include a golf cart parade, line dancing, a rodeo-themed activity, a mechanical bull, a spade tournament, cornhole competitions, a live DJ, and more. RV sites provide electric and water hookups along with an on-site dump station, and tent camping is welcome. A weekend stay is $100, with the option to check in early for an additional $40. Each RV reservation includes two wristbands, and extra entry wristbands are $25 each. Four-passenger golf carts can be rented for $300 each, including delivery and pickup, with only 20 available. A host hotel, Cobblestone Hotel & Suites, sits about a block from the venue and can be reached at (937)652-7828. For reservations and golf cart rental inquiries, call (614)402-7854.

Champaign County Fairgrounds Activities Building
AUG27
Family

History Rocks: John James Audubon

Join a child and parent or caregiver for History Rocks, a program centered on the life of John James Audubon. Kids will learn about the naturalist and artist who brought birds to life through observation and illustration, and they will do hands-on activities along with an art project. The session is held at the Enon Branch of the Clark County Library in partnership with the National Trail Parks and Recreation District.

National Trail Parks and Recreation District
AUG28
Games & Entertainment

Murder Mystery Dinner: Curse of the Tiki

Step into a tropical whodunit as the city of Kawela Bay revives its long-paused celebration of Pele, the Hawaiian goddess of volcanoes, fire, and lightning. With the luau returning after years of suppression, whispers of Pele’s vengeance set the scene for the Curse of the Tiki murder mystery. The evening starts with early arrival, the bar, and light appetizers, then moves into character introductions and the first two rounds of sleuthing. A full buffet and a dessert station follow, with Young’s Homemade Ice Cream included, before rounds three and four lead to the final reveal and the announcement of prize winners. Tickets include two drink tickets at the bar. Tropical attire is encouraged, with an award for the best look and additional Young Jersey Dairy prizes. Pricing options are available, including general admission at $45, couples at $90, and a table for six at $250.

Young's Jersey Dairy
AUG28
Music

SugRRocK Full Band

The outdoor stage features a four-piece ensemble mixing rock classics, blues, and songwriter favorites with original tunes. Trail Town offers craft beer, a margarita on tap, and nonalcoholic beverages, along with food ranging from nachos and burgers to the fried Brussels the spot is known for.

Trail Town Brewing
AUG28
Comedy

Dave Chappelle & Friends

Dave Chappelle hosts an intimate evening of conversation and comedy at Wirrig Pavilion. Capacity is kept very limited to support the safety of all attendees. This is a phone-free experience, and guests agree to secure their phones in a locked pouch that remains with them throughout the show. Alcohol will not be sold or permitted on the property. The pavilion is in a rural community with families, pets, and other animals, so careful driving and adherence to posted speed limits are requested when traveling to and from the venue. All performance content and materials are owned by Pilot Boy Productions, Inc. and Dave Chappelle, and any recording or use without prior written permission is prohibited and may be enforced under the law.

Wirrig Pavilion
AUG28
Family

Weekend Snack Packs with a Free Book

Stop by the library every Friday afternoon to grab a FREE weekend snack pack plus a FREE book. It’s a laid-back, self-directed program, so you can drop in anytime during the listed window.

New Carlisle Public Library
AUG29
Music

Sawyer

At The State Theater, Sawyer pays tribute to Rush with an energetic, studio-accurate concert that spans the band’s 36-year catalog. Formed in March 2016, the group is dedicated to capturing the sound and detail of the original recordings. The musicians each bring more than four decades of experience, having shared stages with Coney Hatch, Uriah Heep, Foghat, Quiet Riot, Steppenwolf, Rick Derringer, Alvin Lee, and Queensryche, along with a finals appearance in a national talent showcase in Los Angeles. The set covers favorites from every era, from guitar-driven classics like Working Man to keyboard-forward tracks such as Roll the Bones, blending the biggest hits with rotating deep cuts for longtime fans.

The State Theater
AUG29
Comedy

Dave Chappelle & Friends

Dave Chappelle hosts an intimate evening of conversation and comedy at Wirrig Pavilion. Capacity is very limited to support attendee safety, and alcohol will neither be sold nor allowed on the premises. The pavilion is in a rural area with families, pets, and other animals nearby, so attendees are asked to drive carefully and follow posted speed limits when traveling to and from the venue. This is a phone-free event. By confirming attendance, guests agree to secure their phones in a locked pouch that remains with them throughout the show. All performance content and materials are owned by Pilot Boy Productions, Inc. and Dave Chappelle, and any use of them without prior written permission is prohibited and may result in legal action.

Wirrig Pavilion
AUG29
Music

The Mojo Roadshow

A rock band from Springfield, Ohio performs a blend of alternative, classic, and blues rock.

Mug & Jug Tavern
AUG29
Art & Culture

Hills and Dales by Mail Walking Tour

Step into the era when mail order catalogs helped shape Springfield’s streetscape. Catalog house historian Cindy Catanzaro leads a guided walk through the southern portion of the Hills and Dales neighborhood, where a notable concentration of Sears kit houses sits alongside designs inspired by popular pattern books from the 1920s and 1930s. Admission is $15 for the general public and $12 for members. This outing is designated Mobility Level 1, meaning up to six blocks on mostly flat, paved terrain, with stairs unlikely and wheelchair access available. The walk is part of the Summer Tour Series, launched in 2004 by Kevin Rose of the Turner Foundation to spotlight Springfield’s built environment. What began with eight neighborhood walks has grown over two decades into 14 to 20 guided tours across the Greater Springfield Region, shaped by a dedicated committee of community volunteers. Tours presented by the Westcott House and the Westcott Center for Architecture + Design are designed for a wide range of participants, move at an easy pace with brief standing at stops, and may include occasional steps or inclines when entering buildings. Virtual tour options are available with closed captioning.

Hills and Dales Neighborhood
AUG29
Health & Wellness

NAMIWalks Clark, Greene and Madison Counties

Now in its second year, NAMIWalks Clark, Greene and Madison Counties brings the community together to champion awareness, connection, and hope for people affected by mental health conditions. The walk emphasizes the goal of care that is accessible, compassionate, and free of stigma. It also draws attention to a difficult reality, many people wait about 11 years between the first signs of symptoms and receiving treatment. When a community shows up together, change becomes possible and that gap can narrow. Participation can take many forms, including walking, stopping by to connect, sharing the word with others, or donating. Every show of support strengthens the message that no one should face mental health challenges alone. The spirit of the event aligns with a movement for mental health for all, working toward a community where seeking support is encouraged, understood, and celebrated.

John Bryan Community Center
SEP3
Groups & Meetups

GMV Lunch: Get to Know Bill Montgomery

A lunch at Richwood Bank features Bill Montgomery, who leads River Radio Ministries, a network of 15 radio stations in Ohio along with a podcast network, a YouTube channel, and a chaplain ministry. He also hosts the podcast Brewing Better Leaders, available on YouTube and podcast platforms. Lunch will be provided by Tropical Smoothie with a suggested cost of $10. Attendees can hear about his leadership journey and community involvement, including board service with Scioto Hills Christian Camp in Wheelersburg, Ohio, and Protect the Faith. He is a graduate of Cedarville University and serves there as an adjunct professor. Away from work he spends time with his wife, Leah, their four mostly grown children, and Thor, the family Norwegian Elkhound, and he loves coffee.

Richwood Bank
SEP4
Games & Entertainment

Battlecry 2026: Odyssey

Rising Winds and Midgard Summer 2026 conclude their reign at Forest Lake in Springfield, Ohio. This long-weekend gathering invites participants to set out on a mythic journey, challenge the will of the gods, and seek their favor through immersive activities. The schedule features large-scale battle games, night quests, instructional classes, and hands-on crafting. Additional details on schedules, prepay options, volunteer sign ups, feast menus, and more will be announced. The crat team includes Raten for Auto, Xylore for War, Feyraine for Quest, Nymia for Class, Nalina and Hrolf for Gate, Kaltorian for Services, Thakkir for Feast, and Rowena for Ambiance.

Forest Lake Fishing, Camping & Pool Hall -The Orginal
SEP4
Fundraisers

🎼 Music Bingo Benefitting SCYM 🎸🎤

Enjoy a bingo night set to favorite tunes while supporting Springfield City Youth Mission. Expect lively music, a fun atmosphere, prize opportunities, and dinner available from Lit Litty’s. The action takes place upstairs in the front building at VFW Post 1031. A bar will be open and alcohol will be served, and children are allowed. Tickets can be purchased in advance through the event page or at the door, with seating held only for presale purchases. Cash, card, and digital payments are accepted, and the 50/50 is cash only. Attendees can sing, play, and aim to win, all while contributing to a local nonprofit.

VFW Post 1031 - 1237 E Main St Springfield
SEP5
Sports

The Dye Classic at Urbana Country Club - Two-Man Best Ball

Urbana Country Club hosts a two-person best ball tournament on a private layout shaped by Pete Dye and William Langford, where accuracy and creative shotmaking are rewarded. Each golfer plays their own ball and the lower score on each hole becomes the team total. The competition includes gross and net leaderboards, proximity prizes, skins, and additional side games. The purse is $4,000 with a full field of 50 teams, and the entry fee is $250 per team. Live scoring is provided through the Golf Genius app, and results are announced after all groups finish. Side games, including skins, are paid out after the round via Venmo. Gross payouts are handled through Venmo or PayPal, and net awards are issued as gift cards in accordance with USGA guidelines. Check-in takes place before a shotgun start, with carts staged near the putting green and names displayed, and staff available to assist ahead of play. The practice range opens in advance, followed by brief announcements before teams head out. Tee options are available for players 60 and older. Practice rounds are offered prior to the event through the pro shop. GGID will be provided.

Urbana Country Club
SEP5
Music

Gig

Evesdrop performs a live set at the Mug n Jug in Springfield, Ohio.

MUG & JUG TAVERN
SEP6
Dancing

YS Community Dance Party & DJ Battle Sunday Labor Day Weekend

Celebrate a community dance party and DJ battle as DJ Creepingbear and Radio Basim face off again in a lively rematch. This family friendly gathering invites all ages to enjoy an evening of music and dancing. If the weather does not cooperate, the festivities will move indoors to First Presbyterian Church’s Westminster Hall. Presented with support from the YS Community Foundation.

Short St, Yellow Springs, OH 45387, United States
SEP8
Groups & Meetups

Book Club

A friendly book club meets to discuss the current selection and to pick up the following month’s title. Copies are set aside and available at the library. This month’s pick is Mad Honey by Jodi Picoult. Finger foods will be provided and there will be time to socialize before the discussion begins.

London Public Library 20 E 1st Street, London, OH, United States, Ohio 43140
SEP9
Art & Culture

Author Talk with Kristy Boyce

Kristy Boyce, a New York Times bestselling author, appears at the London Public Library to share how her YA books came to be. Her talk will be followed by a Q&A and a book signing. Boyce is the author of the Gaming and Romance series, and the third book, Rolls and Rivalry, was released in May.

London Public Library 20 E 1st Street, London, OH, United States, Ohio 43140
SEP12
Festivals

MustardFEST 2026

Springfield’s signature celebration of mustard and community returns to National Road Commons Park with playful competitions, tastings, and plenty of local flavor. Presented by Woeber Mustard, a Springfield original since 1905, the festival features the Champion City Wiener Dog Races, a lively sprint for small but mighty pups. Heat seekers can take on Woeber’s Hot Mustard and Horseradish Eating Contest, where varieties like jalapeño, wasabi, sriracha, and 10X Hot Horseradish lead to bragging rights and the Mustard Belt. A kick-off experience called From Grain to Glass at Mother Stewart’s Brewing pairs Woeber’s mustard flavors with craft beer and small bites and is known to sell out. Strength gets its moment with a US Steinholding Championship qualifier that offers competitors a path to the state championship. Throughout the day, the Woeber’s Tasting Tent invites attendees to sample the full product lineup and browse MustardFest merchandise to take a bit of Springfield flavor home. A full schedule, registration details, and special guests will be announced. This free community event is presented by Woeber Mustard and Visit Greater Springfield.

National Road Commons Park
SEP12
Music

OVERDRIVE at the Mug & Jug Tavern in Springfield.

OVERDRIVE returns to the Mug & Jug Tavern for another show. The band performed there last year and enjoyed their time, and this event is open for anyone to attend.

MUG & JUG TAVERN
SEP12
Family

Mid-Eastern Regional Fly-In & Car Show - Feat. Military Appreciation Day

The 58th Annual Mid-Eastern Regional Fly-In and Car Show features Military Appreciation Day, bringing the community together to celebrate aviation, automobiles, and a tribute to veterans and active-duty service members. Admission is free for the visiting public and for fly-in aircraft. Expect an up-close look at a wide range of regional aircraft alongside classic, custom, and muscle cars. A kids activity area keeps young enthusiasts engaged, and local vendors serve a variety of food throughout the event. Highlights include a pancake breakfast in the North Grimes Hangar, judging for both the fly-in and the car show, the arrival of food trucks, and awards before the day concludes. Pilots can take advantage of a fuel special with $1.00 off per gallon of Avgas for early arrivals, limited to the first 500 gallons, courtesy of Purvis Brothers, Inc. Event support comes from Purvis Brothers Inc., Packer & Associates, Preferred Air Parts, Huey’s Coffee, Andrew Grimm Photography, Mid America Flight Museum, Civista Bank, and Champaign Aviation Museum.

SEP12
Sports

OPHAC Amateur Club Show- APHA & All Breed Show

An amateur club horse show featuring APHA competition alongside classes open to all breeds, taking place in the outdoor covered arena at Champions Center in Springfield, Ohio. Presented in a Paint-O-Rama format with four judges, the show offers a varied slate that includes classes with payouts, pee wee divisions, and ranch classes.

Champions Center
SEP12
Family

Noah Back LIVE! Wuffstock

Celebrate canine companionship at a community gathering devoted to dogs and the people who love them. Explore local pet services and vendors catering to pets while taking part in a variety of activities. The day includes a pet memorial hosted by Littleton & Rue Funeral Home. Children can visit the Pup Portrait Kids Station by Project Jericho to create artwork. Enjoy music, dog performances, face painting, and food trucks. Performance Dogs of Ohio will present shows during the event, and the Pet Fashion Show welcomes participants, with registration required. This dog-friendly tradition offers something for every age.

Snyder St, Springfield, OH
SEP15
Health & Wellness

FREE Neuropathy Seminar: Don't Wait Until It Gets Worse

For many living with neuropathy, symptoms can spike once the day winds down. Burning sensations in the feet, discomfort that makes bedcovers hard to tolerate, and sleepless nights are common and frustrating. This free seminar explains why these sensations intensify by exploring what is happening in the nerves, then outlines options that may help ease discomfort and support a better quality of life.

Dwyer Chiropractic
SEP18
Festivals

2026 Champaign County Hot Air Balloon Festival

First Choice Energy Services has been announced as a platinum sponsor of the 2026 Champaign County Hot Air Balloon Festival, providing the fuel for balloons to fly and glow. Further details are being finalized, with updates on entertainment, activities, and vendors to be shared as they are confirmed.

SEP18
Markets

EXTRAVAGANZA - Springfield Antique Show & Flea Market

The Springfield Antique Show & Flea Market Extravaganza has welcomed collectors, designers, and vintage enthusiasts for more than 40 years. Hosted at the Clark County Fairgrounds, this nationally known market takes place nine times a year, with the May and September editions growing into massive showcases. Twice a year, more than 2,000 dealer spaces fill multiple buildings and stretch across outdoor fields, offering early Americana, architectural salvage, mid-century pieces, vintage clothing, estate jewelry, and one-of-a-kind finds you did not expect to need. The pace is brisk and the selection constantly refreshes, drawing interior designers, stylists, collectors, seasoned pickers, and casual browsers who often find themselves arranging delivery for bigger discoveries. The event has been highlighted by Country Living, Architectural Digest, Martha Stewart Living, and CNN as one of the country’s best. Early bird entry is $20 and includes re-admission for the entire weekend. General admission is $12 per day. Tickets are available online or with cash at the gate, and exact change is appreciated.

Clark County Fairgrounds
SEP18
Fundraisers

Harvest Breakfast 2026

Second Harvest Food Bank presents the 6th Annual Harvest Breakfast at the Hollenbeck Bayley Creative Arts and Conference Center, spotlighting stories that show how support reaches far beyond a single meal. Community leaders, supporters, and partners from Clark, Champaign, and Logan Counties come together to showcase the impact of uniting against hunger. Through personal accounts of resilience, compassion, and hope, guests will see how food assistance can uphold dignity, create stability, and open pathways to opportunity for neighbors. Dr. Christian Brady, President of Wittenberg University, offers the keynote with insights on leadership, purpose, and the narratives that strengthen communities. The program also features a spoken word performance by Laurent Che, an acclaimed poet, storyteller, and inspirational speaker whose work encourages reflection, connection, and action. The event includes recognition of outstanding partners and volunteers and a shared commitment to ensuring every neighbor can access the resources needed to thrive. Attendance is free, and event gear is available for purchase.

Hollenbeck Bayley Creative Arts and Conference Center
SEP19
Sports

39th Mitas Tire All-Star Pulloff

This event is organized as a two session program, with the schedule divided into two distinct segments for a smooth, paced experience from start to finish. Expect a clear break between segments so there is time to recharge before the next part begins.

Champaign County Fairgrounds
SEP19
Music

Cross River Junction @ DAV Springfield

Enjoy a wide-ranging set of country and southern rock that spans every era, featuring songs from George Strait, Keith Urban, Chris Stapleton, Tyler Childers, 38 Special, and Skynyrd.

Disabled American Veterans Club
SEP19
Festivals

🐟🎶 Ohio Fish & Shrimp Music Festival! 🎶🦐

Celebrate the return of this seafood and music festival at Freshwater Farms of Ohio, spread across three Saturdays with food, live performances, and activities for all ages. One of the Saturdays features the Urbana Cruisers Car Show along with sets by Overdrive, Daniel Dye & Miller Road Band, LA Band, and Dead Centric. Attendees can look forward to fresh seafood, entertainment running throughout the day, and special highlights that vary each weekend. Ticket and event details are available via the QR code on the flyer.

SEP19
Music

Porchfest

Porchfest returns to Yellow Springs, filling the town with lively music and a cheerful atmosphere. This townwide celebration brings great sounds and plenty of fun.

Peach's Grill
SEP19
Music

OVERDRIVE at the Ohio Fish & Shrimp Music Festival

Overdrive kicks off the second week of the Ohio Fish & Shrimp Music Festival with an opening performance. More information is available on the festival website.

Freshwater Farms of Ohio 2624 N. US Highway 68, Urbana Oh
SEP21
Family

Cowvin's Corny Maze & Playland Open Daily

At Young’s Jersey Dairy, Cowvin, the youngest of the Cow Family, presents a family-friendly corn maze that spans more than three and a half acres with over a mile of winding paths. Navigate twists, turns, and dead ends, then finish at a playland with activities for kids. Admission is $10 for ages 5 and up, and children 4 and under are free. Guests 11 and under must be accompanied by an adult. The ticket price includes a wagon ride to and from the maze. Tickets are available at Young’s Farmstead Cheese Marketplace inside The Dairy Store. Activities are weather dependent.

Young's Jersey Dairy
SEP26
Sports

Battle at The Knoll Golf Scramble

A cash golf scramble takes place at Windy Knoll Golf Club, with payouts structured for a field of 30 teams.

SEP26
Festivals

Fish and Shrimp Festival

Although it is still a little way off, this event comes with a clear reminder not to miss it. Add a note to your calendar now so it stays on your radar.

Fresh Water Farm, Urbana Oh
SEP26
Music

Urbana Moose Welcomes Bob Browning & Double Barrel

Urbana Moose welcomes Bob Browning & Double Barrel for a performance built around favorite memories, a show designed to bring back the moments people love.

SEP26
Festivals

JBCLO invades Urbana for the Hoopla Parade!

The Hoopla Parade returns to Urbana with a high energy vibe. Candy tosses, loud music, and over the top fun are all encouraged. Additional details will be shared as the event gets closer, so make a note on the calendar.

Urbana Ohio
SEP29
Groups & Meetups

Lunch Local at Ye Olde Trail Tavern

Enjoy lunch at Ye Olde Trail Tavern, a historic spot with well‑regarded food and a welcoming atmosphere. The YS Chamber member network meets for casual conversation, connection and a midday meal. Advance registration is preferred to help plan seating.

Ye Olde Trail Tavern
OCT2
Markets

October First Friday: MarketFEST 2026

MarketFEST returns with an evening, open-air farmers market presented by the Greater Springfield Partnership. Drawing inspiration from night markets around the world, this after-hours experience brings a festive vibe to Springfield. It works for a unique date night, a casual outing with friends, or a family friendly way to ease into the weekend. Admission is free and open to the public. The setting is Market Alley between The Heritage Center and Myers Market.

Heritage Center of Clark County
OCT2
Fundraisers

🎼 Music Bingo Benefitting Pink Honor Walk 2026🎶🎸

Enjoy an evening of music bingo that benefits The Pink Honor Walk, a local nonprofit. The event features music, prize opportunities, and dinner available from Lit Litty’s. It takes place upstairs in the front building at VFW Post #1031. Tickets can be purchased in advance through the event page or at the door, and only presale purchases qualify for reserved seating. Cash, card, and digital payments are accepted, with the 50/50 limited to cash. The venue has a bar and serves alcohol, and children are allowed. Attendees can sing along, play, and compete for prizes while supporting The Pink Honor Walk.

VFW Post #1031 - 1237 E Main St Springfield
OCT3
Fundraisers

Music Heals Benefit -- State Theatre Springfield, Ohio

The Music Heals Benefit at the State Theatre in Springfield, Ohio features performances by The Temps, Eleyet McConnell, Tucker Munz, and Joe Howard, with Allison Road serving as host. Scott Hall appears as the special guest emcee. This benefit supports Kyzer.

OCT11
Sports

Ken Berger Honorary Registered Trapshoot — 2026

This Amateur Trapshooting Association registered event honors Ken Berger with a full program of competitive targets. Participants can shoot 100 singles, 100 handicap, and 50 pair doubles. Trophies are offered for singles, handicap, doubles, combined singles and handicap, and high overall, with each shooter eligible for only one award. Squadding will be available at the clubhouse before shooting begins, which will start with the first two squads.

Madison County Fish & Game
OCT13
Art & Culture

Book Club

A monthly gathering on the second Tuesday for book discussion and to pick up the following month’s title. Copies are reserved and available at the library. This month’s selection is Never Flinch by Stephen King.

London Public Library 20 E 1st Street, London, OH, United States, Ohio 43140
OCT17
Markets

Ohio Country Antique Show

The Ohio Country Antique Show is a single-day marketplace featuring approximately 40 to 50 dealers who specialize in country antiques. Discover pieces ranging from salt glazed stoneware to step-back cupboards, all arranged in inviting room-style displays that showcase their charm and craftsmanship. Early buying is available for $10, and entry after the early buying period is included with Springfield admission at $3. Dealer inquiries may be directed to Jennifer Sabin at 843-812-0282. The event is focused on honoring the past, supporting the present, and carrying the show forward.

Clark County Fairgrounds
OCT17
Markets

Oct 17-18 10am-3:30pm. Mega Card and Collectibles Expo. London ,Oh Fairgrounds

Collectors and dealers come together at the London, OH Fairgrounds for a large showcase of cards and collectibles. Explore thousands of unique items under one roof, trade with fellow enthusiasts, and search for rare finds. Admission is free for shoppers. Tables are available for dealers, with up to 250 offered. For dealer details, contact Mike at 937-301-7903. The location is a convenient trip from Dayton, Columbus, Xenia, and Springfield.

Madison County Fairgrounds
OCT23
Family

Fall Campout

Celebrate the season at Buck Creek State Park campground with an annual fall campout featuring a full weekend of activities. Enjoy trick-or-treating, crafts, games, and more, all taking place over a single weekend. This event is open to registered campers only, and campsite reservations can be made up to six months in advance.

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