Events in Steubenville, OH

Receive personalized tech help from knowledgeable library staff. This drop-in offering is free and open to the public, and no registration is required. For more information, call (740) 633-0314.

Homeroom Hangover makes its debut at BrightSide Tavern on the same night as a big Queen of Hearts drawing, so expect a packed house and high energy. The set leans into nonstop sing-alongs with rock and pop-punk throwbacks and party hits played back to back. The vibe turns a midweek outing into a Saturday night crowd. Song requests are welcome, and some may make the setlist. The Queen of Hearts excitement pairs with a loud, high-energy soundtrack.

At Belmont County District Library, instructor Ashley Wear leads a gentle yoga class focused on yoga postures, breathing techniques, and meditation. Participants are encouraged to wear comfortable clothing and bring water and a mat or blanket. Chairs and extra mats will be available. No registration is required, and the class is free and open to the public. For more information, call (740) 633-0314. This library program promotes physical activity, and participation is voluntary and at your own risk.

Bethany College celebrates Homecoming with a Back to the Future theme. Alumni have an opportunity to reconnect with classmates, revisit long-standing traditions, and see how the college is looking ahead while honoring its history. Registration is open, and an early preview of what awaits is available.

The 6th Annual United Way 5K in memory of Suzanne Kresser brings the community together for a morning of running, walking, and giving back. The route moves through historic downtown Steubenville. A family friendly atmosphere features vendors and community partners on site, along with raffles and prizes. The event supports the work of the United Way of Jefferson County while honoring the legacy of Suzanne Kresser. Runners, walkers, and supporters come together to celebrate community, compassion, and the difference one person can make.

The Saturday Market on Fourth returns to downtown Steubenville with the 100 block of North Fourth Street closed for a family and dog friendly street market. Browse vendors such as Tacos Jorges Mexican Food Truck, Busy Bees Acres with produce, Into the Desert custom wood products, Swicks Wicks candles, Hachis Barkery dog treats, local maple syrup, TJ's Treats, Handcrafted Closet Baby Co., Chinchi's Treats baked goods, braid+bloom, and Homeward Bound of Steubenville, with more to discover. Enjoy a lego build and gaga ball on Fourth Street, along with live music by Michael Manocchia and The Brasset Hounds. Bookmarx hosts a children's storybook hour, and nearby businesses including Steubenville Grocery Box, Leonardo's Coffee, Bookmarx, Spyridon Studios, Yorgos, Steubenville Popcorn, and Chesterton Cigars are open to explore. North Fourth Street will be closed to vehicles for the market and will reopen afterward.

Meadowcroft offers complimentary admission during Washington & Greene Counties’ Annual Covered Bridge Festival, highlighting the historic Pine Bank Covered Bridge. Built in 1871, the bridge once spanned Tom’s Run in the village of Pine Bank in Greene County. When demolition loomed in 1961, Meadowcroft founder Albert Miller preserved the structure by moving it nearly 70 miles to its current location. Now a restored pedestrian bridge with a significant rehabilitation completed in 2017, it showcases 19th century workmanship at a time when fewer than 700 of the more than 10,000 covered bridges that once existed in the United States remain. Festival visitors can walk the bridge and explore Meadowcroft’s historic villages at no cost, with optional Rockshelter tours available for $5 per person. The bridge is open to pedestrians only, and vehicles are not permitted.

JAX & Lynden take the stage at The Block O Sports Bar for a performance billed as their biggest night yet. The experience centers on audience connection, welcoming plenty of singing and dancing along. With music aimed at soothing and uplifting, they encourage the crowd to sing their hearts out and help make it a night to remember.

DJ Neal sets the tone for a monthly line dancing night with an open dance floor and upbeat energy. The emphasis is on social dancing rather than instruction, unless a lesson is specifically announced. Expect great music, food specials, and $4.50 cans of High Noon as the dancing continues well into the evening.

Bad JuJu will be at the Wellsville American Legion.

JAC’D ignites The Mousetrap with an adrenaline-charged night of rock, spanning classic and hard rock, metal, and alternative grunge, cranked loud and delivered without letup. Expect chilled drinks, a hard-edged atmosphere, and an all-out performance from the first note to the last. The cover charge is $5.

During Washington and Greene Counties' Annual Covered Bridge Festival, Meadowcroft offers free admission. Explore the Pine Bank Covered Bridge, a 19th century structure dating to 1871 that originally spanned Tom's Run in the village of Pine Bank in Greene County, Pennsylvania. Facing demolition in 1961, the bridge was preserved when Meadowcroft founder Albert Miller relocated it nearly 70 miles to its present setting. Restored and rehabilitated in 2017, it stands today as a pedestrian-only landmark that reflects Western Pennsylvania heritage. When it was first built there were more than 10,000 covered bridges across the United States, and fewer than 700 remain, which makes this a rare example to experience. Access to the bridge and Meadowcroft's historic villages is free during the festival, while Rockshelter tours are available for $5 per person. Please note that only pedestrians may enter the bridge and vehicles are not permitted.

Breathwork instructor Ashley Wear leads a calm, guided session that teaches simple techniques to help you relax, ease stress, sharpen focus, and support overall well-being. Offered on select Tuesdays, it welcomes beginners and experienced participants alike. This program is free and open to everyone, and no registration is required. For details, call (740) 633-0314.

Enjoy an unlimited soup and salad fundraiser benefiting Cornerstone Mennonite School. A suggested donation of $14 per person is requested. The menu includes ham and potato, chili, and chicken noodle soups, along with a salad bar stocked with fresh toppings. Dessert features homemade pie and ice cream. An outdoor baked goods sale will also be available, offering gobs, cookies, breads, and more to take home.

Kids ages 2 through 15 can build and create using the library’s collection of Legos and other building blocks. There is no cost to attend, and no registration is required. For more information, call (740) 633-0314.

The 13th Annual Ethan Day Memorial Pull features truck pulls first, followed by tractor pulls. Gate admission is $5, and everyone entering must sign a waiver at the gate. A $20 hook fee applies.

An interactive murder mystery dinner at Enchanting Garden sets the scene in Sicily in 1942. Participants adopt Italian characters, read their parts, and follow the clues to identify the murderer. The cost to participate is $20, whether you read or not. Expect playful suspense and dramatic reveals as the plot unfolds.

Local high school soccer teams come together for a day of soccer, raffles, and community spirit to raise money for The Cancer Dietary Initiative in Steubenville, OH. The event features soccer matchups and raffle opportunities that channel support to the initiative.

Meadowcroft hosts a guided woodland walk that links Pennsylvania’s natural history to the present. Participants explore how early hunter-gatherers used native plants and wildlife to secure food, create tools, and survive, and they learn how the state’s forests have changed over time and why they continue to be vital. The experience unfolds across Meadowcroft’s surrounding landscape and is presented in collaboration with the Pennsylvania Forestry Association, Penn State, the Pennsylvania Department of Conservation and Natural Resources, and other organizations across the commonwealth. Participation is included with general admission. Buying tickets ahead of time is encouraged, and day-of purchases may be available at the Barensfeld Center admissions desk depending on availability.

Martins Ferry Public Library hosts a monthly movie night. Registration is not required. For more information, call (740) 633-0314.

Homeroom Hangover makes its first appearance at The Block O Sports Bar in Jewett, bringing a high energy show filled with nonstop hits, rock and pop-punk throwbacks, and huge sing-along moments. Tickets are limited, with $12 presale options and $15 admission at the door. Song requests are welcome.

Tryouts for North teams are open to athletes in the 12U to 14U range, which corresponds to grades 5 through 8. Registration will take place before the evaluation period. Participants should arrive with enough time to check in ahead of the start of tryouts.

Rust Valley Revival returns to Mountaineer Casino Resort for a high-energy performance. Guests can enjoy gambling, drinks, and a lively atmosphere as the night unfolds, with the act back to light up the venue once again.

Spend an evening filled with music, dancing and laughter while making lasting memories with a favorite guy in your life. Western wear is encouraged to match the country theme, creating a lively backdrop for toe-tapping fun. Expect creative themed beverages and a photo booth so you can take home keepsake snapshots from the night.

Meadowcroft closes the season with a festive day that pairs hands-on history with sweet traditions. Explore demonstrations of historic candy making and try crafting a classic treat to take home. Autumn activities unfold across the site, including hearth cooking in the Hamilton Log House, cornhusk crafting inside the 18th century frontier trading post, and atlatl throwing in the Monongahela Indian Village. It is the final event before winter, a chance to enjoy crisp air and colorful scenery. Fall finale programming is included with regular Meadowcroft admission and is free for History Center members, while taffy pulling is a $5 add on per participant. Space is limited and advance reservations are recommended.