Events in Wapakoneta today

Vintage Market Days of Knoxville returns to the Knoxville Expo Center for a weekend of curated shopping and nostalgic style. Browse thoughtfully selected vendors offering vintage and vintage-inspired pieces, antiques, home decor, art, handcrafted goods, candles, and both boutique and retro clothing. The experience features a live DJ and other music, playful photo spots, and a variety of local food trucks and treats to enjoy while you explore. A limited number of vendor spaces remain. Participation is first come, first served. Interested vendors can text 213-218-5017 for the preferred contact method or email vfapply@gmail.com.

Spend a weekend at Crossway Farms surrounded by beautiful fields of flowers. The flower garden, the zinnia area, and the expansive sunflower fields are open for leisurely strolls and photos, with picture spots set up throughout the grounds. For this weekend only, each vase or flower cup purchase includes a complimentary donut coupon redeemable at the donut trailer. Friday features extended hours for the Pups in the Patch event, welcoming visitors to bring their furry friends to enjoy the farm.

As part of the Party at Pangle Pavilion concert series, Vienna delivers the music of Billy Joel with a seven-member band of Nashville studio musicians led by Hal Stephens. The set spans favorites from the 70s through the 90s, inviting sing-alongs to classics like Piano Man and Uptown Girl. The concert takes place at Pangle Pavilion in the Greater Lima Region Park & Amphitheater. Arrive early to enjoy beer, seltzer, and other refreshments available for purchase, bring a blanket or chairs for comfortable seating, and look for $4 drink options along with $2 water or pop. Children 12 and under receive free admission when accompanied by an adult.

Explore the art of crushed glass mosaics in a relaxed, guided class designed for both first-timers and experienced makers. Over two hours, participants create a mosaic piece to take home. All materials are provided, and no prior experience is required. Choose from a range of patterns and personalize your artwork by selecting up to three glass colors from red, blue, green, yellow, clear, white, brown, black, or orange. The class is open to ages 6 through 80. The fee is $55 per person. Capacity is limited. If you cannot attend, there are no refunds. Classes and kits can be completed at home, and if a session is canceled due to low enrollment, arrangements can be made to receive a kit with detailed step-by-step instructions. Classes require at least four registrants. If fewer than four sign up, participants may reschedule or receive a craft kit to complete at home, which includes written instructions and a 2-minute tutorial video. For questions, contact Heather Minnich-Harter at 937-271-0439.

Celebrating its 53rd year, the Hobby and Harvest Craft Fair returns for another edition. Admission is $2, with free entry for children under 10. Vendors can request an application by emailing hobbyharvest@hotmail.com, and should ignore unsolicited messages, as this is the only official contact for inquiries.

This event offers a chance to run alongside heroes. Registration is not required.

A local church team will provide a drive-thru food distribution in the Piehl Arena parking lot for those in need.

Explore the craft of stained glass in a hands-on workshop in Wapakoneta. Across five focused hours, participants design, cut, grind, foil, and solder a piece from start to finish. Choose your glass, colors, and a pattern from more than 50 options, with all supplies included. Instructors provide step-by-step guidance suited to both first-timers and those with experience, while leaving plenty of room for personal creativity. Space is limited and classes often fill quickly. The fee is $95, and advance sign-ups are required, as walk-ins are not accepted. Questions can be directed to 937-271-0439.

Step into a head-to-head, best-of-three competition. Promos are available for all participants, with extra promos for the top eight. A champion playmat is up for grabs, and store credit will be awarded to the top three finishers. Decklists are required.

This silent auction fundraiser at Sidney First Church of the Nazarene focuses on gratitude for how God is at work in the lives of children and families. It highlights growth made possible through ongoing support and the continuing effort to build a strong foundation of faith in young hearts. The event begins with time for arrivals, followed by a generous spread of hors d'oeuvres, then the auction. Entertainment is planned. Parking is convenient. Casual attire is appropriate. Tickets are $10 per person.

Hosted by The Salvation Army at Faurot Park, this community-centered car show celebrates automotive passion while supporting local families through emergency assistance, food programs, and youth services. The event features a variety of classic and specialty vehicles, live entertainment, and recognition for the Top 15 entries with trophies. All proceeds benefit The Salvation Army.

A community blood drive takes place at the Sidney-Shelby County YMCA. With lobby renovations underway, participants will check in inside the Y, and donations will be completed on the mobile bus outside. Appointments are preferred, with walk-ins accepted as space permits. For scheduling, use SPNR code 107 or call 937-492-9134.

A recovery meeting is held at New Life, with a light meal provided beforehand. It continues every Tuesday.

At Cardboard Horde in Sidney, Ohio, players gather for a relaxed night of Magic: The Gathering Commander. Entry is free and the focus is casual multiplayer games. Bring a freshly built deck or a trusted favorite, enjoy friendly matchups, meet new opponents, and connect with the local community. New and veteran players alike are welcome for an evening of spell slinging, big plays, and good company.

At Riverside Art Center, the Dissolve Writers Club offers a relaxed, creative space for anyone seeking a creative outlet, a chance to unwind, or an opportunity to meet new people. Each session begins with time to get settled, then everyone receives the same prompt and writes for 30 minutes. Participants may choose to share their work with the group or simply enjoy the process. Expect a welcoming environment where a story, poem, or any piece of your choice can take shape. Meetings are held weekly.