This weekend in Stark County, OH

A spirited Kegs and Eggs celebration for Massillon v McKinley returns for its second year in Canton. Attendees can order from a complete breakfast menu and enjoy drinks from the bar. Football squares add an extra layer of excitement for a gathering filled with camaraderie and game day energy.

A short, informative conversation about hormones, menopause, and pelvic floor health, followed by time for questions and answers. Attendance is free.

The 12th annual alumni Baker-format bowling fundraiser returns to Eastbury Bowling Center with competition on the same lane pattern used at last year’s Sectionals. Teams may have up to six members. Entry is $200 for a team made up entirely of alumni from the same school, and $225 for a combination team that includes a bowler who did not attend, coach, or live in that school’s district. The format features a 12-game qualifier. If at least 20 teams enter, the top six advance, with head-to-head best-of-three matchups in rounds one and two, and a best-of-five final. Teams that do not advance can stay in the action with a second chance prize of $100. Current high school aged bowlers and younger are not eligible. Alumni from any Ohio school are welcome, and each team will choose the school it represents for historical records and the website. This conference fundraiser also includes a 50/50 and a ball raffle. For questions or to reserve a team, email stark_hs_bowl_commish@yahoo.com. Deposits may be made through Heighway Awards & Apparel or by arranging with Commissioner JC Heighway.

Celebrate Croptoberfest at a creative crop focused on scrapbooking and more. Participants can bring scrapbooking, card making or sewing projects to work on, with each person having an 8 foot table and access to electricity. Registration covers a welcome gift, lunch and dinner, prize giveaways, and a make and take station. A free beginner class is available for guests, and Creative Memories tools will be available to try with products for purchase. Water and iced tea are provided along with ice, a refrigerator and microwave, and a Keurig is available with a limited supply of K-cups. Attendees are encouraged to bring a snack to share, and a wagon is available to help move supplies. Cost is $40 by cash or Venmo to @Autumn-folk, and pre-registration is required.

An annual holiday craft show fills the school gym and lines the hallways with talented crafters offering a wide variety of handmade items, festive decorations, treats, and more. Attendees can browse creative work throughout the school in a seasonal marketplace. Crafters who want to take part can register through the official sign up form. For security, no one connected to the Taft PTO will reach out from personal Facebook accounts about payments, sign ups, or other matters. All official messages will come from the Taft Elementary PTO.

A Harry Potter themed tea party offers a cozy, Hogwarts-inspired setting with themed teas and magical treats. Guests are encouraged to wear dress robes and wizard hats. Reservations are recommended to ensure availability.

Celebrate the harvest season at the Harvest Sip & Shop Market at 1875 Winery. Enjoy a relaxed, family friendly setting where you can savor a drink, browse artisans featuring handmade gifts, seasonal décor, and distinctive finds, and take in scenic winery views. Pick up a bite from the on-site food truck and linger in the cozy atmosphere as you explore the market.

Celebrate autumn at TLC with a community gathering featuring a yearly trick-or-treat tunnel and food. Registration will be available, and guests are asked to arrive on time.

Experience a spooky Halloween themed tour through a world famous museum. Guests are encouraged to dress as a troll or as a favorite Halloween character.

Taking place at The Spot "DIY" Music Hub in Canton, this farewell show marks the end of the run for now and aims for a big, high energy finish.

Enjoy an evening of horse race excitement, raffles, laughter, and plenty of fun during the second annual SJA racing night.

Take in moonlit views on a relaxed downstream paddle at dusk, then unwind beside a campfire on the riverbank with hot dogs and s’mores. The route covers about 3 miles and typically takes 1.5 to 2 hours to complete. Canoes and kayaks are available to rent, and launches occur within a designated window. Scheduled to coincide with the full moon, this outing strongly recommends bringing a flashlight or headlamp. Reservations are required and the price is $25 per person. To reserve a spot, call 330-832-5111, as space is limited and trips often sell out.

Show off your best witch or warlock attire for a spirited night of drinks. Enjoy special Halloween drinks and shots, along with food and plenty of fun.

Take a guided stroll through downtown Louisville as stories of ghostly history, local lore, and long-held mysteries come to life. Presented by the Louisville-Nimishillen Historical Society and featuring guest storytellers Rhonda Dahlheimer and Nate Leggett, this walking tour blends engaging narration with a look at the city’s past. Tickets are $15 per person.

Iron & Om celebrates one year with an open house at the studio. Attendees can stop by for a short visit or stay longer to explore the space, meet the teachers, and connect with the community. The festivities feature a food truck and a coffee truck, along with local offerings such as skincare by Jessica Legrair, Reiki with Natalie, herbs and medicinals with Mary, baked goods and cookies, permanent jewelry, and tarot and psychic readings, plus additional local vendors. A one-day new student special is available in person during the anniversary party. Anyone who has never taken a class at Iron & Om can purchase one week of unlimited classes for $10. If they choose to continue afterward, the Intro Month is available for $40 instead of $50, making it $50 total for the first unlimited week plus the Intro Month. This offer is limited to brand-new students and must be claimed at the studio during the event.

This community barbecue celebrates and honors first responders. It is a chance for the community to express gratitude.

Garden Group offers a calm, welcoming space centered on healing and connection through shared, purposeful activity. Participants help tend the Garden of Hope while taking part in hands-on practices grounded in horticultural therapy. No prior experience is needed, and personal stories are not required. Meetings are typically held on the fourth Sunday, though holiday schedules may cause adjustments.

An annual Trunk or Treat at First Baptist Church of Massillon in Massillon, OH features candy, cars, and a food truck offering lunch for purchase, making it easy to grab a meal while filling candy bags.

St. Thomas Aquinas hosts a Halloween trick-or-treat experience inside its halls, where attendees can pick up candy as they go. Along the route there will be additional activities with games and surprises. This is a free event that welcomes the public.

Sweet T's Cafe and Confections pairs comfort food and sweet treats with an intimate mediumship experience. Sirena La Point, regarded as one of NW Ohio's best, will move through the cafe to share any messages she receives from the other side, offering a chance to reconnect with departed loved ones. A message is not guaranteed. A limited menu has been created exclusively for these events, and homemade confections are also available. The venue requires each ticket holder to make a $15 purchase from the limited menu during the event in addition to the ticket price. Tickets are $35, with 10 available. Participants who receive a message will receive an MP3 recording by email after the event.