Events in Trumbull County, OH

The Hubbard Rotary Club’s annual auction features new and gently used items, along with gift certificates for getaways, dining, golf, services, activities, and more. The event also includes a bourbon raffle, basket raffle, and bake sale, with food available for purchase from Eagle Grille & Tavern. Funds raised support the Hubbard Rotary Club’s community projects.

This gathering focuses on assembling 200 Fall Harvest promo bags for distribution to the public at the upcoming Fall Harvest Market. In support of Hearts & Hands United and its mission to build community and strengthen lives, local businesses and organizations can contribute materials for inclusion while connecting with peers. Attendees can bring promotional items such as flyers, business cards, coupons, samples, pens, magnets, stickers, lanyards, and other small branded products. Those who cannot be there may drop off items in advance to be added to the bags. Promotional items may be tax deductible as a business expense.

Whiskey Bound brings a mix of new and old country, southern rock, classic rock, and party music to Vinny’s for its first performance at the venue. Get ready to sing, dance, and enjoy the music.

Santa’s Wonderland returns to Bass Pro Shops, where visitors can stop by for a free 4x6 photo with Santa. Additional seasonal events, including story time and a breakfast, are also planned, with more details to come.

Steel Valley Pinball Women's Pin-Golf features a pinball tournament played across nine individual machines, with each machine serving as a hole and having its own target score or objective. Each ball plunged counts as a stroke, and reaching the target ends play on that machine. Achieving the target on the first ball counts as a hole-in-one. If the target is not reached within the maximum number of allowed balls, a maximum score is recorded for that hole. The tournament uses an elimination bracket finals format. Registration and practice are available before play begins. Tournament entry is $5, plus a $1 IFPA fee. Regular Past Times Arcade admission is also required.

SCOPE is offering a multi-day bus trip to the Smoky Mountains and Dollywood. Pickups are available at the Lowe’s in Niles, Ohio and in Ravenna, Ohio. Payment plans are available, and more information can be obtained by calling 440-693-4000.

Celebrate Veterans Day through community service at Clover Recycling, a veteran-owned local nonprofit. Volunteers will help prepare for the semi-annual Fill-a-Bag Sale with tasks that may include sorting and organizing sale items, testing and disassembling electronics, processing recyclables, handling clothing and linens, and general warehouse preparation. Activities are accessible to people of all ages and abilities. Each shift includes an orientation, and volunteers who complete a three-hour shift receive a $5 Clover Recycling gift certificate. Groups, businesses, scout troops, and other organizations can contact Clover Recycling to arrange a volunteer session. Registration is required, and space is limited.

This free, in-person family support group in Warren, Ohio is for relatives and friends of people living with mental illness. Discussions are guided by facilitators trained by NAMI who have firsthand experience supporting a loved one, providing a welcoming place to share experiences, learn practical information, and find encouragement. Registration is recommended to reserve a spot because space is limited.

Ricky Skaggs, a 15-time Grammy Award winner and member of the Country Music Hall of Fame, appears with his band Kentucky Thunder at Robins Theatre for a performance of country and bluegrass. With more than six decades in music, Skaggs has helped shape the sound of these genres. Tickets start at $39 plus fees.

Celebrate the holiday season with old-fashioned Christmas charm, family fun, sweet treats, and holiday shopping. Browse nostalgic gifts, vintage-inspired T-shirts, stocking stuffers, candy, and other unique finds. Families wearing matching pajamas receive 10% off all candy. Children can write letters to Santa, and festive spots throughout the store offer opportunities for family Christmas photos. Enjoy Christmas treats, nostalgic candy, and a few surprises along the way. The celebration is free and family-friendly.

Past Times Arcade hosts a weekend of competitive pinball, featuring a Friday night Bounty Knockout and the Mega Match Play main event. The tournament is IFPA certified, with qualifying results also submitted to the Punk Rock Pinball Association. Registration is limited to 152 players, and the entry fee includes a weekend arcade pass, tournament play on free play, unlimited play in the main arcade, entry into both tournaments, and one meal provided by Past Times Arcade. The Bounty Knockout is also open to players who are not competing in the main event for an additional fee and daily admission. Saturday qualifying consists of 10 rounds of group match play, with two games per round. Sunday playoffs include A, B, C, and Women’s divisions, using a PAPA-style group elimination format.

A bowling tournament is being organized, and specific details are still being finalized as sponsorships are secured. Qualifying will take place in two squads, with each participant bowling four games and moving after each game. Standings are based on total pinfall plus handicap, with handicap calculated at 80 percent of 230. The top four from each squad earn automatic spots in the finals, and the top 24 overall also advance. The finals begin with two games using handicap, then the field is cut in half each round until three bowlers remain. Those three are seeded into a stepladder based on total pinfall with handicap from six finals games, and one game matches determine the champion. Tournament directors are Richard Coon, Jeff VanOrd, Jeremy Fraley, Giovanni Rossi, and Bobby Schultz. The projected entry fee is $80, squads are limited to 56 bowlers, and first place is expected to pay $1,500. Plans call for this to become an annual event rotating among centers in Ohio and Pennsylvania that Mr. Pie Rossi frequented, with updates to come as the prize fund and other logistics are confirmed.

Choose between pork with kraut and mashed potatoes or BBQ pork with mac and cheese. Each dinner includes bread and apple cake, and is available for dine-in or carryout for $15.

This 2000s rock party at Vinny’s of Newton Falls features AlterNation performing songs by Evanescence, Linkin Park, Creed, Nickelback, 3 Doors Down, Avril, Paramore, Fallout Boy, Jimmy Eat World, System of a Down, Papa Roach and Disturb, among others. With both female and male vocalists, the band covers a wide range of material from the era.

Set out on a festive motorcoach getaway to Frankenmuth, Michigan that blends cheerful holiday shopping with Bavarian tradition. The plan includes ample time at Bronner’s CHRISTmas Wonderland, often cited as the largest Christmas store in the world, along with free time for Main Street shops, opportunities for wine and beer tastings at local wineries and pubs, and authentic German cuisine that suits the season. Included are round trip deluxe motorcoach transportation, hotel accommodations, an outlet shopping stop, a pretzel rolling class, a guided driving tour, unstructured time in Downtown Frankenmuth, two dinners plus a show, and two breakfast buffets. Over three days, highlights include Birch Run Premium Outlets for lunch and gift hunting, check in at the Bavarian Inn Lodge, and dinner with a show featuring a menu of Jager schnitzel, potato cheese dumplings, vegetables, and a chef selected dessert, followed by time to enjoy the lodge’s family center, pool, and whirlpool. The next day brings a breakfast buffet, a narrated town tour, browsing at Bronner’s, and time to collect passport stamps and explore the Frankenmuth River Place shops and eateries. Later, take part in a pretzel rolling class at the Bavarian Inn Restaurant, watch the Glockenspiel clock tower’s animated display, sit down to a family style chicken dinner that includes two boxed chocolate truffles, visit the Castle Shops, and finish with a drive through downtown to admire the Christmas light displays. The final day features breakfast, a stop at the Visitors Center for more shopping and lunch on your own, extra time on Main Street, and departure. Pricing is $659 for single occupancy, $539 per person for double, $499 per person for triple, and $489 per person for quad. A $100 deposit per person secures a reservation.

In honor of America Recycles Day, Clover hosts a semi-annual $5 fill-a-bag event in Warren, Ohio featuring books and media. Bring a bag of any size and pack it with selections from the books and media section, then pay just $5 for each bag you can carry. Bags are weighed for sales tracking only, the price does not change. Available items include books for all ages across many genres in hardcover and paperback, plus audiobooks, vinyl records, CDs, cassette tapes, 8 tracks, DVDs, and VHS. Payment options include cash, business checks, PayPal, and GiveButter. Presented by Clover Recycling with a spirit of reuse and recycling.

At the National McKinley Birthplace Memorial in Niles, learn how to transform an old book into a holiday tree using three easy folds on each page. This beginner-friendly craft includes all needed materials, and the finished piece makes a charming seasonal decoration or gift. Registration is required by calling 330-652-1704, ext. 3.

In Warren, Ohio, Clover Recycling hosts a semiannual fill-a-bag sale in honor of America Recycles Day, highlighting reuse of books and media. Bring a bag of any size and load it with items from the books and media section for a flat $5, as long as you can carry it. Shoppers will find books for all ages across many genres in hardcover and paperback, along with audiobooks, vinyl records, CDs, cassette tapes, 8-tracks, DVDs, and VHS. Bags are weighed to help track sales totals, but the price stays the same. Payment options include cash, business checks, PayPal, and GiveButter.

The HCIA Food Pantry serves people who live in the Hubbard area. For food assistance at another time of the month, contact the church office.

Clover Recycling in Warren, Ohio hosts a semiannual $5 fill a bag sale in honor of America Recycles Day. Bring any bag, any size, and fill it with items from the books and media section, including books for all ages across many genres in hardcover and paperback, plus audiobooks, vinyl records, CDs, cassette tapes, 8-tracks, DVDs, and VHS tapes. Bags are weighed to track sales, but any bag you can carry costs $5. Payment is accepted by cash, business checks, PayPal, and GiveButter. The event highlights reuse and recycling while giving these materials a new life.

Enjoy a fun night of favorite 90s music performed in a stripped-down style.

BlackHawk brings a set of ’90s country favorites to Robins Theatre, showcasing the harmonies and heartfelt songwriting that made the group a standout. With more than 7 million albums sold, their catalog includes hits like Goodbye Says It All, Every Once in a While, I Sure Can Smell the Rain, Big Guitar, There You Have It, and Postmarked Birmingham. Expect an energetic performance that highlights their signature sound. Tickets range from $39.81 to $66.54. The Robins Club has a one drink minimum.

Compete in a monthly Sunday pinball tournament featuring a pre-1990s game bank. Players take part in 12-round match play qualifiers, followed by group-elimination finals. Entry costs $5, plus a $1 IFPA fee. An optional $10 50/50 side pot is available. The top four qualifying players who enter the side pot share half of it according to a 40-30-20-10 percentage split, while the other half supports Steel Valley’s purchase of equipment for a pinball streaming rig.

Explore ways to connect with ancestors through the archetypes of Maiden, Mother, Warrior, and Crone. Julie presents her 5-1-1 Tarot Method, combining tarot and journaling for self-care as participants reflect on family traits, personal strengths, and opportunities for growth. No prior tarot experience is needed. Please bring a notebook and pen; you may also bring your own tarot or oracle deck, and decks will be available to use. Tea will be served. Reservations are required, with seating limited to 12.

The Cousins Maine Lobster truck sets up at Sam’s Club in Warren with its signature lobster rolls. Orders can be placed at the truck or through the Cousins Maine Lobster mobile app for contactless, order-ahead service during operating hours. Customers earn points with every order, and truck orders can be scanned with a QR code to ensure rewards are applied.

Shop special Black Friday offers, including a buy-one-get-one-free deal on three-for-$33 Mystery Tee Totes and a buy-one-get-two-free offer on Sweet Memories Brand Tees. Weekend deals include 50% off LEGOs while supplies last, buy-one-get-one-free on SMVT Tees, a $10 gift voucher with any $50 gift card purchase, and three-for-$33 Mystery Tee Totes while supplies last.

Explore more than 30 local vendors in one shopping destination. The offerings include a free SMVT exclusive tee with any purchase from Golden Age Vintage Market, bite-size treats, and free photos with Santa. Weekend promotions include 50% off LEGO items while supplies last, buy one get one free on SMVT tees, a $10 gift voucher with a $50 gift card purchase, and three mystery tee totes for $33 while supplies last.

Celebrate Small Business Saturday at an annual Christmas craft show featuring prizes and gifts. People who sign up for fitness during the event will receive a free gift. Crafters can contact the organizer or send a message to reserve a table.

The holiday sale continues all weekend with savings on gifts and more. Sunday features soda samples inspired by the Golden Age. All weekend, enjoy 50% off LEGOs while supplies last, buy one SMVT tee and get one free, receive a $10 gift voucher with any $50 gift card purchase, and get three Mystery Tee Totes for $33 while supplies last.

Holiday magic arrives with the sound of a live orchestra as World Ballet Company brings The Nutcracker to life. This seasonal production features a cast of 40 accomplished dancers, more than 150 hand-sewn costumes that catch the light, and elaborate scenery crafted by hand, creating a festive experience for audiences of every age. The story follows Marie on Christmas Eve when her cherished Nutcracker awakens, whisking her into a dream world filled with drifting snow, a clash with mischievous mice, and a visit to the Kingdom of Sweets. Share a timeless tradition with family and friends. The performance runs approximately 1 hour and 40 minutes, including a 20 minute intermission, and is recommended for ages 2 and up. World Ballet Company is based in Los Angeles under the direction of Sasha Gorskaya and Gulya Hartwick, tours nationwide with beloved classics, and features international artists representing more than ten countries. To date the company has appeared in over 300 cities and performed for audiences numbering more than 500,000. Group rates apply for parties of 10 or more.

This volunteer day with SHP Trumbull Co focuses on delivering handmade wooden bed frames to local children in need. Each delivery includes a new mattress, pillow, sheets, a comforter, and a warm blanket. Festive clothing is welcome, and volunteers can enjoy hot cocoa and cookies. Training is provided, no prior experience is needed, and friends may participate together. Volunteers meet at a storage garage to load materials before departing for deliveries. Advance sign up is required prior to the delivery day. This opportunity supports deliveries to previously approved applicants.

An intimate holiday event from the Cortland Vendor and Farm Market offers a warm, family friendly atmosphere and a relaxed, festive vibe. Hosted at bodygoodies in Cortland, it creates a welcoming setting for friends and families to enjoy time together.

Hosted by the Fine Arts Council of Trumbull County, this event concludes the 2026 schedule at Art on Park with an exhibition that celebrates the natural world. Admission is free, and everyone is welcome to explore artwork inspired by nature.

O Christmas Tea pours a festive blend of British wit and mischievous surprises, perfect for fans of Monty Python, Mr. Bean, and the whimsical charm of Dr. Seuss. Led by a London duo honored with the Impresario Award three times, this inventive comedy brims with clever wordplay, lively physical humor, and thoughtfully crafted interactive moments. It echoes the spirit of classic British pantomime while the pair’s creative spark and warm rapport supply the heart of the story. Tickets range from $28.80 to $85.

Explore a reptile expo featuring opportunities to buy, sell, and trade. Vendors will offer reptiles, exotic animals, and a range of items for reptile care, including food, housing, husbandry supplies, and heating equipment.

Take part in a monthly pinball competition featuring up to two hours of match-play qualifying, with approximately 10 to 12 games, followed by a single-elimination bracket final. A $10 optional side pot is available. The top four qualifying players who enter the side pot split half of its total, distributed by placement, while the remaining half supports Steel Valley’s effort to purchase equipment for a pinball streaming rig.

Enjoy a performance in a hometown setting, with the performers sharing their excitement about playing for the community.