This weekend in Stow, OH

Explore handmade pieces, creative gifts, and artisan goods alongside delicious treats made by local makers. Food trucks will be available, and vendors will feature jewelry. For questions, contact stevenpaulsignup14@gmail.com. Visit the event page for previews of vendor offerings and updates, and share the details with friends and family.

The final outdoor market of season 6 features outdoor and indoor pop-ups, food trucks, music, costumes, trick-or-treating, pumpkin decorating, spooky photo opportunities, and local shopping. Yummy Pita and Moonstone Coffee Works are scheduled, while a dessert vendor is still being confirmed. Admission is free and parking is available on site. A small number of vendor spots remain and participation is accepted in the order requests are received.

This Halloween themed market marks the final outdoor event of season 6 while also offering indoor pop ups. Attendees can enjoy food trucks including Yummy Pita and Moonstone Coffee Works, music, costumes, trick or treating, pumpkin decorating, spooky photo opportunities, and local shopping. Admission is free and parking is available on site. Only two vendor spaces remain and participation is first come, first served. The organizers are the only point of contact for this market and for other tcg events. A dessert or treat truck is still being sought.

Set in its summer home at Howe Meadow in the heart of Cuyahoga Valley National Park, this market brings together neighbors, farmers, producers, artisans, and food lovers. More than 70 local participants share seasonal foods and crafted goods, and the event takes place rain or shine. SNAP and the Senior Farmers Market Nutrition Program are accepted to help keep local, sustainable food accessible across Northeast Ohio. To support an inclusive experience for seniors and families, there is a designated dog-free period at the start. After that, well socialized dogs on a solid lead are welcome, and the busy setting is not ideal for training new or reactive dogs. Comfortable shoes are helpful for the grassy grounds, reusable bags are encouraged, and while many vendors accept credit cards, carrying some cash can help keep lines moving.

Explore the latest flower selections at Medina Farmers Market. This marks the final market day of the season with a Stock Up Saturday theme, offering a chance to gather favorites before the season wraps up.

Bring up to three bankers boxes of paper for shredding. Staples and other bindings can stay on, so there is no need to sort or prep. Please bring a driver’s license and proof of residency, such as a current utility bill.

Wellness Beyond Walls teams up with Oakwood Farmers Market to bring a market edition centered on health and wellness for the Dayton community. As part of the organization’s partner and community events, this collaboration adds a wellness presence to the market throughout the season. Corporate and private party planners can also arrange wellness experiences that can feature Choice Juice Boxx.

This fundraising walk raises vital funds to directly support breast cancer patients and survivors, helping provide programs that empower individuals mentally, emotionally, and physically through every step of their journey. Set along a scenic path in Rocky River Reservation, the event offers up to 2 miles at a comfortable pace and is designed for families, friends, and co-workers to participate together in support of care and wellbeing.

The Oakwood Farmers Market takes place in downtown Oakwood in the heart of the business district. Founded in 2013 by local residents, it brings together local farmers, gourmet food vendors, and artisans. The market operates rain or shine and serves Oakwood and surrounding Dayton communities as an educational, entertaining, and inclusive place to gather and support local businesses.

Now in its eighth year, this shopping expo fills Emidio’s Banquet Hall with 90 crafters and vendors. It focuses on shopping rather than pumpkins, with food available and a coffee truck for refreshments. Raffles and a 50/50 add to the fun. Admission is free.

Hosted by Main Street Barberton, this community cleanup brings people together to improve the look of the downtown area. Volunteers work side by side on beautification efforts that create a noticeable impact while offering a chance to connect with others. Students can receive volunteer hours for participating.

This event marks the finale of season 6 with a festive outdoor market complemented by indoor pop-ups. The day features food trucks, music, costumes, trick-or-treating, pumpkin decorating, spooky photo opportunities, local shopping and more. Admission is free to the public, and on-site parking is available. Yummy Pita and Moonstone Coffee Works are slated to serve, with a treat or dessert option still being finalized.

A free Children’s Closet invites families to pick up what they need for their children. It operates on first Fridays, second Saturdays, and third Fridays. For any questions, the organizers welcome messages or phone calls.

Find a compassionate space to connect with other mothers, stepmothers, and grandmothers who are grieving the loss of a child or grandchild due to suicide or other traumatic circumstances. Share conversation and community, offer and receive understanding, and take a moment to replenish your cup alongside others who have walked a similar path.

Families are welcome to drop in for storytime every Saturday in the Children's Area. Children can listen to stories, sing songs, and enjoy interactive play.

Saturday brunch at Paloma in the Van Aken District features a lively menu with both sweet and savory options, plus cocktails to complement your meal, all in a welcoming setting to start the weekend. It works well for catching up with friends, enjoying an easygoing family meal, or taking a quiet morning for yourself.

Test your skills in a Beyblade X tournament at Goodyear Branch Library, capped at 32 competitors. Battles follow BCC BBX 2026 V2 rules in a 3-on-3 format with best-of-one matches that are first to five points. The competition starts with five rounds of Swiss, then advances into a double-elimination bracket. All matches are run in a Takara Tomy Xtreme Stadium, and decks are locked for the duration of the event. Participants should bring three distinct Beys, each fitted with its own Quake that is clearly marked to identify ownership. Come equipped with one to three ripcords and either a Winder Beyblade X Launcher or a String Beyblade X Launcher. Use a deck box or other container with three dividers to keep your Beys separated, and do not store extra parts or additional Beys inside it during a match. A positive competitive spirit is encouraged. Parking is available in the library lot.

Canton Pickle Fest 2.0 is a full celebration of the pickle, bringing together 11 specialty makers from Ohio and New York for tastings that range from classic bread and butter and dill to creative twists like caramel apple, maple bourbon, Bloody Mary, and ghost pepper ranch. Explore a festival devoted to briny goodness with food truck menus built around pickle-inspired dishes, plus bakeries and sweets makers offering macarons, sourdough, freeze-dried treats, and cheesecake. Browse art and handcrafted items with a pickle theme, including crochet pieces, paintings, and blown glass. The experience extends beyond food with music performances, raffles, a creative space for kids, bounce attractions, henna, face painting, games, and other activities. Drinks and bites keep the theme going with vodka cocktails infused with pickle, beer, mocktails, pickle lemonade, pickle pizza, pickle pork rinds, cupcakes, and candy. Advance ticketing is available to help speed entry. Those who prefer to skip the pickle flavors will still find plenty of non-pickle food, shopping, and activities to enjoy.

Designed for young children, this bilingual program shares stories, songs, and rhymes to build literacy skills in both English and Spanish.

Boy Band Brunch with The Boy Band Project delivers a throwback celebration of 90s and 2000s pop at E.J. Thomas Hall at the University of Akron. A cast of Broadway-trained vocalists reimagines favorites from groups such as NSYNC, Backstreet Boys, Hanson, One Direction, and 98 Degrees, bringing lively harmonies and choreography that spark a room-wide singalong. A buffet brunch is included, a cash bar is available, and the event is open to all ages.

Safely dispose of sensitive papers at a fall community shredding event taking place in the Lyndhurst Municipal Center parking lot. Participation is free and limited to Lyndhurst residents, and proof of residency is required. Please follow the posted signs as you enter the parking area. For a smooth process, residents should remain in their vehicles while volunteers handle unloading of boxes and bags. Donations to support the Greater Cleveland Food Bank will be accepted.

Explore the shared currents running through the ancient mysteries and modern Theosophy in a public talk with Noy Chounramany. Drawing on the idea that wisdom traditions converge beneath their outer forms, the presentation traces the unifying thread often called Prisca Theologia or the Perennial Philosophy across initiatic schools of antiquity, Pythagorean and Neoplatonic thought, Western mystery traditions, Eastern religions, and contemporary Theosophy. Presented as part of Theosophy Vibes, the program also looks at how the Theosophical Society, established in 1875, helped bring esotericism, occultism, and Eastern teachings into Western culture and has influenced numerous spiritual figures, organizations, and movements. Noy, a Theosophist, Co-Freemason, and Rosicrucian, is an author and lecturer on Theosophy, Freemasonry, comparative religion, spirituality, and esoteric studies. Hosted by the Theosophical Society of Cleveland at the Besant Lodge, this free public event welcomes voluntary donations.

At Akron Civic Theatre, a one-night celebration of indie horror features a variety of horror and film vendors with themed merchandise, plus food trucks on site for tasty bites. Audiences will watch three hours of independent horror short films with a brief intermission in the middle. After the screenings, an awards ceremony spotlights the top selections, then the night continues with an afterparty that includes Scareoke. The event champions independent horror on the big screen. Recommended for ages 12 and up. Attendees under 18 must be accompanied by an adult.

The Akron Oatmeal Festival returns for a second year with a playful tribute to the city’s offbeat spirit and canal era roots, unfolding across Cascade Locks Park around locks 14 and 15 along the Ohio and Erie Canal Towpath Trail. Expect two stages of performances, a community food drive, and a joyous focus on all things oats. The day weaves together arts and food vendors, Goats and Oats, a Quaker themed photo booth, stilt walkers, a magician, local author talks, a conversation about Ferdinand Schumacher, 1800s oat artifacts, play areas, crafts, face painting, the Original Quaker oatmeal cookie, and King of Quaker Oats T shirts. A highlight is the arts forward Parade of Schumachers that starts at the Mustill Store, moves through the grasses, and finishes at the Lock 14 Main Stage, paired with a look alike contest honoring Akron’s Oatmeal King where prizes are awarded and the crowd selects the winner. Live music features Da Land Brass Band, Benny Lava and the Guavas, and Joey Hughes of False Teeth. Community partners including the Akron Canton Regional Food Bank, Akron Children’s Museum, Curated Storefront, Museville, and Nightlight Cinema bring hands on experiences throughout the grounds. The Super Six food drive supports the Akron Canton Regional Foodbank, with boxed cereal, canned soup or stew, canned tuna, canned vegetables, macaroni and cheese, and peanut butter requested, and a festival button offered to donors while supplies last. Launched in 2025 with support from ArtsNow, the festival celebrates Akron’s creative energy and history by elevating local artists, activating Cascade Valley, and spotlighting the legacy of Ferdinand Schumacher, whose pioneering 1850s mill helped propel oatmeal to national prominence.

LifeRing Secular Recovery meetings provide a welcoming, informal, and confidential setting for people seeking support in sobriety. Participants exchange practical, real-world strategies and encourage one another, recognizing that there are many paths to living free from alcohol and from drugs that are not medically indicated. Many people also take part in other recovery programs, and those choices are respected. With a focus on the positive and on what can be done today, this approach is designed to help shift anger and discouragement into hope and determination. Everyone is supported in using the methods that work best for their individual recovery.

Spend time creating in an open studio where a fresh still life arrangement is featured each month. Bring a sketchbook or canvas along with whatever art supplies you prefer. A limited selection of materials may be on hand thanks to donations and funding. The space provides easels as well as tables, seating, and music. Those who want feedback can take part in an optional peer critique. Even if drawing is not your focus, you can stop in just to hang out for a bit.

Open early and staying open throughout the day, this spot offers a chance to enjoy lunch before the annual Canal O Ween fun. Street festivities follow, and the celebration wraps up with a parade.

Explore Glamorgan Castle at your own pace with self-guided access to its impressive floors, offered on the second weekend of each month. Be prepared to use stairs during your visit. A $10 donation is requested for guests ages 13 and older, with proceeds supporting the castle’s preservation and restoration. Some areas may be closed due to ongoing construction and restoration. Tours are not offered in January to allow for maintenance and cleaning. Reservations are available. While in Alliance, consider also visiting Haines House and the Mabel Hartzell Historical Home.

Empowering Epilepsy offers monthly art therapy programs where participants can explore their artistic flair while living with epilepsy. A licensed professional art therapist guides the creative process to support physical and emotional healing and expression. The experience gives inner feelings a visual outlet and may help with pain management, anxiety, and self-esteem. This is a free, in-person session at Empowering Epilepsy Headquarters, and registration is required so the appropriate number of supplies can be prepared. For more information, contact Leigh Goldie at Leigh@empoweringepilepsy.org or 216-342-4167. This program is made possible through the support of Cuyahoga County residents via a public grant from Cuyahoga Arts and Culture, with matching support from The Harry K. and Emma R. Fox Charitable Foundation and The Samuel H. Press Estate.

Experience a peaceful, one hour meeting that blends Buddhist teachings with modern recovery principles. This welcoming space is for anyone seeking recovery from any addiction, whether you are just getting started or exploring new approaches. Attend in person at Summit Recovery Hub or take part virtually from home. No background in Buddhism is required, only an open mind and a willingness to engage in mindful tools for healing.

Old Brooklyn StreetFest transforms Broadview Road into a neighborhood showcase with local vendors and makers alongside community groups and resources. Sample a variety of foods, unwind in the beer garden, and enjoy activities for all ages while live music fills the street. Performances include The Yacht Rockerz, Marcus Smith & The Rapscallions, and Austin & The Syd Experience. Admission is free, welcoming neighbors and visitors to celebrate a vibrant community to live, work, and explore.

An annual clambake will support the Christmas Basket fundraiser. Additional information will be shared as the event nears, and details may be updated. The listing was created by Kelly Lattner to help spread the word about Eagles events, and Kelly is not the host. For specifics or questions, contact the co-hosts or the Trustees.

An LGBTQ+-themed bingo night presented by MQA+ takes place at The Treelawn in Cleveland. The focus is on community, prizes, and pride in a welcoming setting. Four bingo cards are available for 15 dollars, and a cash bar will be offered.

Presented by AEG, this stop on the Toddler Rave World Tour features Lenny Pearce and welcomes guests of all ages. Doors will open ahead of the performance. The organizer has set a delayed ticket transfer policy, with transfers expected to become available about three weeks before the event. For full details on ticket terms, please review the AXS Purchase Agreement.

Chef Bill’s annual clam bake returns to My Corner Bar with an emphasis on quality clams and generous portions. The menu features a half roasted chicken with one dozen clams for $39.95, an 8 ounce steak filet with one dozen clams for $44.95, or a chicken bake without clams for $26.95, with the option to add an extra dozen clams for $15. Each meal includes New England clam chowder, a sweet potato, corn on the cob, a dinner roll with housemade honey butter, and drawn butter. Tickets must be purchased in advance and are nonrefundable unless the venue cancels. Carryout is available.

This weekly 12-step recovery workshop at Summit Recovery Hub offers an inclusive space for anyone addressing addiction, including substances, gambling, food, relationships, and more. Each session concentrates on one step at a time with hands-on worksheets, journaling, guided self-reflection, and supportive discussions that explore how these principles apply across different addictions. It is well suited for newcomers learning about the steps, people with long-term recovery experience, and anyone seeking spiritual growth. There is no cost to attend, and participants are encouraged to bring a notebook and an open mind.

The North Coast Lite Flyers meet for their monthly gathering at The Basement in Brimfield.

A fundraising gala dinner in Cleveland supports Shaukat Khanum Memorial Cancer Hospital and Research Centre in Karachi. The event features a special appearance by Shoaib Akhtar and takes place at La Villa Conference and Banquet Center in The Pearl Ballroom. Imran Khan Cancer Appeal, Inc. is a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit. Contributions may be tax-deductible to the extent permitted by law. EIN 13-3626299.

Presented by the Friends of the Slovenian National Home, Night at the Races offers an evening of horse racing, raffles, games of chance, and good food, all in the spirit of community and preservation. Proceeds support the Friends of the Slovenian National Home and help fund the ongoing maintenance and upkeep of this historic Cleveland landmark. General admission is $25 and includes entry, light snacks and hearty hors d'oeuvres, plus access to all races and evening activities. A cash bar will be available, and outside food or alcohol is not permitted. Tickets must be added to the cart individually for each attendee. Additional ways to participate include naming a horse, sponsoring a race, or choosing other sponsorship options. All tickets and sponsorships are nonrefundable and nontransferable. Unauthorized resale is not allowed and is likely a scam.

Mark Winters brings his Good Vibes Highway Tour to The Rialto Theatre in Akron for an evening of acoustic rock with an upbeat, affirming spirit. This traveling project moves across the U.S. and Canada to share positive, nerdy energy, blending humor, heartfelt moments, and warm harmonies into feel-good sets that encourage curiosity, kindness, and connection. Listeners can expect science enthusiasm woven with storytelling that helps everyone unplug, laugh, and share a little light in settings that range from campgrounds to coffeehouses and community stages. A Texas-based rock singer-songwriter, Winters combines poetry, a science background, and a love of community to shape an uplifting sound influenced by rock, blues rock, and pop, with touchstones that include John Mayer, Tom Petty, and Jason Mraz. He began playing guitar to surprise his wife on their anniversary, then discovered the joy of connecting through music, and his creative process often starts with poetry and structured forms like haiku, a path encouraged early on by his grandmother.

Strings, horns, and woodwinds meet Hip Hop in a high-voltage concert from Thee Phantom & The Illharmonic Orchestra. Fronted by the husband and wife duo Phantom and Phoenix, the ensemble merges the pulse of Hip Hop with the sweep of a full orchestra, powered by a high-energy DJ, a powerhouse soul vocalist, and a fiery MC. Breaking genre boundaries and winning fans across the country, the group delivers a single-performance Cleveland debut.

Here Come the Mummies brings a live show to House of Blues Cleveland in Cleveland. This is an all ages event. The main floor is general admission with standing room, while the balcony features reserved seating. For accessible seating, apply the accessible tickets filter on the purchase page. The lineup may change without notice. Public onsale, Live Nation presale, and T-Mobile Concert Perks + Fast Lane are listed for this show.

Enjoy live musical performances in Cleveland, OH.

Enjoy a welcoming monthly jam at The Yoga Room. It is typically scheduled on second Saturdays, and the schedule may occasionally change. The session begins with a brief, easygoing opening circle. A suggested donation of $5 to $15 is requested, and no one will be turned away due to inability to pay. Everyone is welcome.

Explore downtown Louisville on a guided Ghost Walk that shares true tales of haunted history, local legends, and lingering mysteries. Presented by the Louisville-Nimishillen Historical Society, the tour features appearances by Rhonda Dahlheimer and Nate Leggett. Tickets are $15 per person.

At The Goodyear Theater, The Rush Experience presents a trio tribute from the Baltimore and Washington metropolitan area, mirroring the classic roles of Geddy, Alex, and Neil. Vince Tricarico drives drums and percussion, Burke Hunn handles guitars and synthesizer pedals, and David Kidd covers bass, vocals, keyboards, and pedals. The set spans Rush's entire run, from the 1974 debut through 2012's Clockwork Angels, reflecting four decades of music. The performance features signature hits from the 70s and 80s, adds key moments from the 90s, and extends through the band's retirement from touring in 2015, with plenty of deep cuts that listeners rarely hear outside Rush's own shows.

Maurice Cohn conducts a program that travels from the rhythms of Buenos Aires to the pillars of the symphonic tradition, highlighting how dance shapes the concert experience. Guest artist Hanzhi Wang showcases the expressive voice of the bandoneón. The program features Astor Piazzolla’s Tangazo and his bandoneón concerto Aconcagua, Florence Price’s Andante Moderato, and Ludwig van Beethoven’s Symphony No. 1.

At Amvets Post 12, many seats are available and there is ample space for dancing. There is no kitchen, so bringing your own food is allowed. The bar accepts only cash.

Pop Fiction, a Cleveland party band, brings a high-energy night to The Workz with a set packed with hits for singing along and dancing with friends. Expect 80s rock favorites like Livin' on a Prayer and Sweet Child O' Mine, 90s staples such as All Star and Semi-Charmed Life, and 2000s pop punk including Mr. Brightside and All the Small Things. The lineup also features current chart-toppers like Anti-Hero, As It Was, and Flowers, plus hip-hop classics such as Yeah, Hot in Herre, and Jump Around. From Don't Stop Believin' to Blinding Lights, the music spans more than four decades for a party-ready soundtrack all night.

Enjoy a live set that weaves together folk, blues, and roots music.

Jeep enthusiasts are invited to gather at the Akron Haunted School House & Laboratory for a meetup that welcomes Jeep clubs, independent drivers, family, friends, and anyone who enjoys both Jeeps and Halloween. The Legendary Outkasts Crew will share their meetup time and convoy route in the comments a few days in advance. Sharing the announcement with others is encouraged.

Beachland Tavern hosts Nashville based soul artist Jed Harrelson, who blends soul, rock and R&B with an emphasis on connection. In the past three years he has independently released 15 songs and is currently developing a debut project, recording everything in house with his brother Hank as audio engineer. Raised in Texarkana, Arkansas, he refined his craft in Fayetteville and the Northwest Arkansas scene before moving to Nashville in January 2020. He now tours the country with his band in a gold van called The Loaf, sharing music that aims for both a euphoric and familiar feel.

At The Treelawn, the Chris Hovan Organic Trio channels the renewed wave of Hammond organ artistry, rekindling the classic organ combo feel with an emphasis on swing and deep-pocket funk. The set ranges from contemporary pieces to cornerstone jazz repertoire, touching on music associated with Dr. Lonnie Smith, Wes Montgomery, Peter Bernstein, David Sanborn, Pat Metheny, and more. Led by Chris Hovan, the group currently includes Columbus organist Jon Eshelman and Cleveland guitarist Tim Mirth. Hovan has long been active across Northeast Ohio stages, collaborating with artists including Rich Holsworth, Josh Smith, Francois Roland, Larry Ross, Jackie Warren, Jeremy Poparad, Bobby Selvaggio, Mark Russo, the DANJO Jazz Orchestra, Just Jazz, and the Jazz Shepherds, and he has appeared with national figures such as Tony Monaco, Arturo OFarrill, Brian Lynch, Alex Harding, and James Carter. His ensembles have performed at The Bop Stop, Blu Jazz, The Treelawn, Cliff Bells, and Con Alma, and he also appears as a percussionist with Bill McRae, the horn-driven group Funkology, and the Doobie Brothers tribute band China Grove. Eshelman studied with Stanley Cowell at William Patterson University and keeps a busy schedule in Columbus with Pete Mills, James Gaiters, and Reggie Jackson. He has worked extensively with Kent guitarist Bob Niederriter for nearly a decade, recently released his debut piano trio album Too Many Things Going On All at Once Blues with George DeLancey and Zach Compston, and also appears with Pete Mills on the release For the Record. Mirth, a Cleveland-based guitarist and composer, draws on classical and jazz training with mentors including Steve Adelson, Steve Aron, Jack Schantz, Rodney Jones, Peter Mazza, Bob Fraser, and Chris Crocco. His performances span the Eastern United States and Europe with groups such as Night Terrors, Stellar Regions, Red Side Visible, and his own trio, and he has contributed to more than ten recordings.

Marc Maron appears with the stand-up that has shaped a body of work spanning HBO, Netflix, and Epix. His newest special, MARC MARON: PANICKED, made its HBO debut in August 2025. Before that, FROM BLEAK TO DARK premiered on HBO in 2023 and received a nomination from the Writers Guild of America. Earlier specials include END TIMES FUN on Netflix, which earned a 2021 Critics Choice nomination, along with MARC MARON: TOO REAL, MORE LATER on Epix, and THINKY PAIN.

Enjoy a movie screening at Smith Park.

feeble little horse brings the bitknot tour to Grog Shop with Snuggle. The band marks the release of its third full-length album, bitknot, created by Sebastian Kinsler, Lydia Slocum, and Jake Kelley and written, arranged, produced, and recorded across their homes in Pittsburgh. The record explores the tension between human nature and a culture of convenience and leans toward connection and interdependence rather than materialist self-sufficiency. Its artwork nods to vintage core memory grids that stored data as 0s and 1s, a metaphor for knotting together shared details and memories. The set blends buoyant arrangements and introspective vocals with catchy melodies, dense noise, bursts of synths and samples, guitar-led songwriting, and precise drums. Open to all ages. Tickets are $25 in advance and $30 on the day of the show, with a $3 charge at entry for guests under 21.

Daze Gone Bye takes the stage at Clutch Lanes with favorites spanning 80s dance rock, disco, and country. The set is all about dance-friendly tunes across these styles.

This weekly Saturday night series at JoJo's Sports Bar & Grille in Medina is currently on hold. When it is running, attendees can request the songs they want to hear and step up for karaoke favorites, and the kitchen remains open.

Round 12 of the Driven Mx Motocross Series brings the season finale to Ohio International Raceway, wrapping up the year with a full day of competitive riding. The day begins with rider sign-ups, followed by practice, then racing. Entry fees are 35 dollars per class and 40 dollars for A Class. Warrior Class entries are free, and Viva memberships are available at no cost. An AMA membership is required to participate. Pre-registration is available, a complete class list is provided by the series, and the full race day will be streamed live.

Connect with the outdoors through a thoughtful mix of river paddling and yoga. This guided experience pairs a peaceful two-mile kayak trip on the Cuyahoga River with an all-levels yoga flow led by Christina Hill. Participants meet at Valley View for a short mobility warmup to wake up the body, then set out for a scenic paddle through the valley. After time on the water, the group transitions into a grounding practice to stretch, strengthen, and settle into the calm of nature. The cost is $50 per person and includes the ride, kayak, life jacket, and paddle, along with fresh fruit and homemade energy balls for a post-activity treat. Space is limited. Cell phone dry bags are available to rent or purchase, and water shoes can be purchased if needed.

North Union Farmers Market is back at Legacy Village for the summer. The market takes place in the parking lot next to The Capital Grille.

Unwind with a Roll, Release, and Relax class designed to ease muscle tension and calm the nervous system. It is suitable for all ages and ability levels, with modifications available to meet different needs. Expect guided techniques that encourage smoother movement and support increased mobility. The session takes place at the Strongsville Recreation Center in Strongsville, Ohio.

Marking its 20th season, Kamm's Corners Farmers Market offers an outdoor marketplace showcasing area growers and makers, live musical performances, and family-friendly activities.

Celebrate the fall season and the final open day of Gervasi Piazza with a relaxed marketplace under the Gervasi Pavilion. Guests can sip wine, handcrafted cocktails, and brews while browsing a thoughtfully curated selection of foodie and maker vendors. Thirty vendors will be on site, creating a lively spot to shop and savor seasonal flavors.

A collection of local vendors sets up in the space between Ray's and Zub's front patio, followed by live music. For updates, check @thewestside_bazaar.

At Edgewater Park in Cleveland, kite flyers gather for a relaxed session to showcase new kites and share recent flying stories. Anyone who brings a kite can get friendly help with setup or troubleshooting, and beginners can learn how to fly a kite. Look for banners on site to locate the group.

Set within the North Park Lodge overlooking the Beverly Nature Preserve, this immersion focuses on self care by blending the soothing energy of Reiki with a resonant sound bath to encourage deep relaxation and balance. Gentle Reiki techniques are offered while calming waves of sound from crystal bowls, drums, and chimes fill the space. For comfort, zero gravity chairs, blankets, and eye covers are provided. Participants may also bring a blanket, eye cover, or pillow, along with water, and come with an open heart to explore sound and energy in a supportive community. Space is limited and advance registration is required. Sign up through the ticket link or by scanning the QR code, which includes a $3 online processing fee, or register at the Seven Hills Recreation Center front desk.

A garden showcase inspired by the chrysanthemum features a lively palette that echoes the natural world. Expect crisp greens, rich purples, and thoughtful layers that highlight the wide-ranging beauty found in Creation. Friends and family can enjoy it together.

Keep the weekend going on the award-winning Funny Bus, a 90-minute ride that blends comedy with stories from Cleveland’s past. Local comedians guide the experience as the route follows the shoreline, heads through the Flats entertainment district, explores downtown, and reaches into the cool, hip neighborhoods around the city. It is designed for visitors and locals alike, offering a relaxed way to see the sights while sharing plenty of laughs. Guests may bring their own beer and wine. A fun pick for a date night, a girls night out, or a lively start to an evening on the town.

This quarter auction takes place at Team Jesus Church in Canton to raise funds for Sing Stark’s choirs and programs. Attendees can bid on a range of items using paddles that cost $5, with additional paddles available for $2. Rolls of quarters will be sold on site for convenience. All proceeds support Sing Stark. Vendor inquiries are welcome at info@singstark.org.

SMART Recovery at Summit Recovery Hub in Akron offers a science-based approach that uses cognitive behavioral techniques to help participants strengthen motivation, handle urges, manage thoughts and emotions, and work toward a more balanced life. The meetings provide practical tools and a supportive community without labels or sponsors, focusing on empowering people to take charge of their recovery. Anyone navigating substance use, behavioral addictions, or mental health challenges is welcome to explore strategies that support personal wellness goals.

Symphony at Sunset makes a special one-night return with An Autumn Encore at Voinovich Bicentennial Park in Cleveland. The event features mini pumpkin painting, yard games, crafts, and food trucks, followed by a performance by OPUS 216.

Artists and art lovers are invited to a relaxed potluck critique hosted by ARTFUL. This community gathering blends shared food with supportive conversation about artwork and is open to the public at all experience levels. Bring a finished piece or a work in progress in any medium to receive thoughtful feedback. Gentle facilitation is provided by ARTFUL board members, with an emphasis on constructive critique, new techniques, and fresh perspectives. If you are not ready to share your own work, you are welcome to attend and contribute insights to others. Bringing a dish to share is optional. For arrival, use the side parking lot on the northwest side of the building and enter through the main doors at the top of the circular driveway.

Welcome to Recovery Project hosts its first annual benefit dinner at Diamond Match Party Center in Barberton, supporting ongoing services for the recovery community. The evening features reception music by Marc Lee Shannon, a buffet, basket raffles, a 50/50 drawing, and a spirited round of Heads or Tails, offering plenty of ways to take part while contributing to the cause. Attendees will also hear the announcement of a new program, listen to personal testimonies from people who have received support, and see recognition given to individuals who have helped make this work possible. Tickets are presale only and are priced at $30 each or two for $50.

Centered on embracing a distinct calling rather than blending in, this gathering at Soul Space in Cleveland features a TED-format presentation and an evening devoted to purpose, meaningful conversation, and connection among faith-guided creators, entrepreneurs, and visionaries. Attendees can engage in genuine networking and creative discussions, enjoy refreshments, and explore an early preview of the MINYSTRM app. Arrive as you are, and leave feeling aligned. Vendor opportunities are available for businesses and brands that want to showcase their work.

AEG Presents brings Pat Metheny to the stage for a concert open to all ages. Doors will open ahead of the performance. Ticket transfer is delayed for this event, with transfers expected to become available about three weeks before the show. For details on purchasing and transfers, review the terms in AXS’s Purchase Agreement.

Candlelight brings an intimate, multi-sensory tribute to the music of Queen and ABBA at The Cleveland Museum of Art in the Gartner Audiorium, performed by the Listeso String Quartet amid a warm glow of candles. This 60 minute program features classical renditions of favorites including Bohemian Rhapsody, We Will Rock You, We Are the Champions, Don’t Stop Me Now, and I Want to Break Free alongside Dancing Queen, Mamma Mia, Waterloo, Gimme Gimme Gimme, Voulez Vous, SOS, Money, Money, Money, and Super Trouper. Doors open 45 minutes before the performance, and late entry is not permitted. Seats are assigned within each zone in order of arrival. Guests must be at least 8 years old, and anyone under 16 must attend with an adult. The venue offers ADA accessibility, with the exception of Zone C. This is a tribute experience and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by any artist, estate, or official representative.

An inviting candlelit 90 minute Yin practice with Kim features unhurried holds centered on the lower body, focusing on the hips, pelvis, legs, and spine. Settling into these shapes supports the deep connective tissues that stabilize the joints and skeletal system, helping them soften so accumulated tension can release and the natural healing of mind, body, and spirit can unfold. The gentle pace is intended to stimulate the parasympathetic nervous system, creating space to slow down. Investment is $35. Refunds or exchanges are not available within 24 hours of the workshop start.

A performance is scheduled for Friday evening at The Still House.

Huntertones return to BOP STOP for one night only to celebrate their newest album, Transmission. The horn-driven ensemble channels high energy and creativity into a mix of jazz, funk, pop, soul, hip hop, and R&B, pairing adventurous originals with unexpected covers. Each performance fosters a shared celebration of music. Two separate seatings are available. Tickets are $30 in advance and $35 the day of show, plus a $3 per ticket processing fee. The group features Dan White on saxophone, Jon Lampley on trumpet and sousaphone, Chris Ott on trombone, Joshua Hill on guitar, Adam DeAscentis on bass, and John Hubbell on drums. The band and its horns have appeared on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert and have performed with Lawrence, Lake Street Dive, Louis Cato, Kurt Elling and Charlie Hunter, and Cory Wong. This event will not be livestreamed.

Chasing Abbey appears with Achill Crossing at Grog Shop. The award-winning trio from Tullamore, Ireland brings a blend of modern electronic production and the soul of traditional Irish music as part of a 24-date North American return in autumn 2026. Their catalog features tracks such as "Ars is Ars", "ornta", and "Oh My Johnny", and they have earned multiple platinum singles alongside a reputation for high-energy live performances. Their latest release, oronta, is climbing the charts and fueling momentum for this American tour. This event welcomes all ages. Advance tickets are $25 and increase to $28 on the day of the show, with an additional $3 due at the door for attendees under 21.

Beachland Tavern hosts a performance by Juno Award recipient Fred Eaglesmith, presented in a primarily seated, general admission setting. A seasoned Canadian songwriter with 25 albums, he has brought his music to The Late Show with David Letterman, the Grand Ole Opry, and Lincoln Center, yet his writing stays grounded in rural life, telling stories of service stations, county fairs, broken-down tractors, and gravel roads. A foundational voice in alt-country, he is known for intimate yet high-energy shows and a devoted community of fans known as Fred Heads. His songs have been covered by Alan Jackson, Toby Keith, Miranda Lambert, and many others. More than 120 artists, spanning bluegrass to punk, have recorded Alcohol & Pills, and Trucker Speed has been counted among the top 100 Americana songs of all time, drawing over 60 million views with more than six thousand independent videos on Tik Tok. For the past 15 years he has performed with Texas-born multi-instrumentalist Tif Ginn, who is also his wife, and the current band includes their 16 year old. Together they share a seamless onstage connection where longtime favorites feel newly discovered and new material unfolds in real time, blending country soul and rock energy with storytelling that can be both humorous and deeply felt.