Events in Warren, OH

SHP Trumbull Co is organizing a hands-on volunteer shift focused on delivering comfort to local children. Volunteers will team up to deliver handmade wooden bed frames along with a new mattress, pillow, sheets, a comforter, and a cozy blanket to previously approved recipients. No prior experience is needed, since training is provided on site. Volunteers will meet at a storage garage to load materials, then head out in groups for deliveries. Advance sign-up is required before the delivery day. Parking is available near the meeting point with a short walk to the storage area. This effort aims to ensure kids have a safe and comfortable place to sleep.

This community celebration offers family friendly activities, including food vendors, craft vendors, and entertainment for all ages. It features a car, truck, and jeep show welcoming all makes and models, from classic and custom to lifted, restored, and daily drivers, with registration priced at $10 per vehicle. A basket raffle fundraiser presents a variety of raffle baskets, and proceeds support Bazetta Township Park. Friends, neighbors, and local businesses gather for a relaxed day with something for everyone, and entry is free.

Registration takes place at the Mosquito Lake Marina Bait Shop. This mixed bag fishing event has an $80 entry fee, with an optional $20 Big Fish add-on. Tri State will host a 50/50 raffle.

JAM-HI Productions presents a dynamic Michael Jackson tribute on the Youngstown Playhouse Main Stage, powered by a tight live band, commanding vocals, and precision choreography. Everything happens in the moment, with music, singing, and dance performed live rather than played back. Spanning fan favorites and era-shaping hits, this production honors the sound, movement, and iconic stagecraft that made Michael Jackson a legend, sustaining high energy from the opening notes to the finale.

Wrong Turn takes the stage at Crickets Bar and Grill for an evening of live tunes. Admission is free with no cover charge.

Westside Bowl hosts a heavy triple bill featuring VOID, Phantom, and Star Viper, with advance tickets priced at $15 and day-of admission at $20. Formed in Lafayette, Louisiana by vocalist Jackson Davenport, VOID delivers an eerie, precision-driven blend of thrash and heavy metal. The band introduced its sound with the 2023 debut album Horrors of Reality, followed by extensive touring that led to a record deal and the creation of Forbidden Morals, a concept full-length tracing a lost traveler’s descent into the castle of Vlad the Impaler. That cinematic and technically exacting approach propelled the group forward, and they later signed with Metal Blade Records. Fans of Savatage, Metal Church, King Diamond, Annihilator, Testament, or Lääz Rockit may find plenty to enjoy. Hailing from Guadalajara, Jalisco, Phantom brings a speed and thrash assault shaped by traditional heavy metal, deathrash, Latin rock, and touches inspired by classic video game music. Guided by guitarist and vocalist J.C. García, also known as Necrohex, the band moved from early demos to the 2023 album Handed to Execution and the 2024 EP Transylvanian Nightmare, then partnered with High Roller Records for the 2025 album Tyrants of Wrath and an upcoming third release titled Not Midnight Yet. Their lyrics explore vampirism, horror, dark fantasy, revenge, and personal reflections, and their momentum includes international touring and festival appearances at Keep it True Rising, Obscene Extreme, Hell’s Heroes, Thrash Nightmare, and Wacken Open Air. Star Viper adds soaring black n’ roll energy fit for a final mission before hanging up the wings, rounding out a night of relentless riffs and dark, high-octane atmosphere.

OH WOW!'s free science festival returns to Wean Park with discovery-focused fun for all. Entry is free for everyone, and complimentary parking is available at the Covelli Centre. The event is made possible by 2026 title sponsors Merrill Lynch Jones Wealth Management and Enbridge. More information will be shared as details are finalized.

Rediscover a school-day classic with a book-centered share session. Participants can bring a recent finish, a current obsession, or the title they recommend to everyone, then take a turn explaining what makes it special. Expect relaxed conversation, favorite picks, and plenty of ideas for what to read next. No formal presentation is expected and no slide deck is required, just a favorite book in hand.

This monthly program is designed for adults 55 and older and takes place on the third Thursday of each month, except in December. Participants take a guided tour led by a docent through a highlighted exhibition, with an emphasis on unhurried looking and engagement. Seating is provided, and the visit concludes with a light breakfast at the museum. There is no admission fee, and it is open to the public. Advance registration is required for the breakfast; for details, contact Patti Edwards at 330-743-1107 ext. 1102.

Chefs For Charity brings together local flavors, live entertainment, and community giving at St Demetrios Community Center - Warren Greek Center. Guests can taste signature dishes from area restaurants, enjoy a cash bar in a lively setting, and take part in live music and raffle drawings. Presented by Catholic Charities Regional Agency, proceeds from the evening support its work in the community. For questions, call 330-744-3320.

Food for Thought opens its '26-'27 discussion series with a conversation on On Morrison by Namwali Serpell, taking place at Noble Creature Wild Ales & Lagers. Serpell, an award-winning writer and professor who teaches Morrison, examines the Nobel Laureate’s work and her inventive use of literary form. The book spans the novels, criticism, lesser-known dramatic pieces, and poetry, blending context with original close readings and offering guidance for engaging with major works of literature. It also unfolds as a dialogue on the page between two Black women who participate as both artists and readers. A special-price print edition is available through POP! Art Books Culture via a brief sign-up form. This discussion is part of a year-long celebration honoring Ohio native and Nobel Laureate Toni Morrison.

Westside Bowl hosts a three-band lineup featuring 20 Watt Tombstone, Slow Wake, and Megaton Communion. Tickets are $5 in advance and $15 on the day of the show.

A charity concert supporting Akron Children's Hospital will be held at 7 17 Credit Union Field at Eastwood. The program features Silver Springs, a Fleetwood Mac tribute, and Ill Tempered, a tribute to Alanis Morissette, along with a battle of the bands.

Now in its seventh year, Michael's Miracle Golf Outing brings friends and family together for a fun day on the course and warm camaraderie. The event shines a light on Michael and helps spread awareness of Batten Disease.

A calm, docent-led meditation centers on a single artwork and encourages unhurried looking and thoughtful reflection. With guidance from a Butler docent, participants explore a mindfulness approach in the gallery, noticing how visual details connect with sensations and awareness in the body. The program is free and welcomes all, and visitors may drop in at any time during the session.

The Black Stockings collaborate with Youngstown State University to present a vintage base ball showcase at Mill Creek Metro Parks near the Thomas J. Bresko Pavilion.

At the Trumbull County Fair Grounds in Cortland, Ohio, the Clean Up Demolition Derby takes place alongside a full weekend of fall activities. Drivers line up in classes that include Powerwheels, Motor Swap Full-Size, Any Year Street Stock Full-Size, Stock Mini-Van, Truck and SUV, Youth Compact, Street Stock Compact, Windshield, and MWFA.

The lineup includes Unky Bones, Brake Fluid, zoloft, and Sockdolager for a multi-artist show. Advance admission is $5, and tickets purchased on the day are $15.

Plans are underway for a leading Down Syndrome awareness celebration in the area. This event will spotlight awareness within the local community. Registration information and additional details will be announced in the coming months.

Hartford Apple Orchard hosts a fall festival that captures the season's refreshing crispness and offers an easygoing dose of autumn fun.

Tell Me Lies delivers a devoted tribute to Fleetwood Mac, performing the band’s classic songs with close attention to both the sound and the stage look of the originals. The musicians behind the show have collaborated in various projects for years and now come together to honor the group’s enduring catalog and energetic live spirit. Tickets range from free to $40.28. A one drink minimum is noted for the Robins Club.

Westside Bowl hosts a four-band showcase with live sets from Mutilatred, Mulciber, Cerebral Necrosis, and Forged in Gore. Tickets are $12 in advance and $15 on the day of the show.

Grass volleyball returns to Volney Rogers Park for a two day lineup aimed at a bigger turnout and bigger cash payouts. Day one features Coed 4s with at least one female player required per team. Day two focuses on Revco 2s and uses a short court. Divisions offered are Open, AA, A, BB, and B, and groups may be combined if there are not enough teams in a bracket. Every division awards cash, and some lower divisions may also receive shirts depending on the number of teams that register. Play follows rally scoring, serves may contact the net, open hand receives are not allowed unless they are set quality, setting the ball over is permitted when square to the direction of the ball, and unintentional sets that cross the net off square are not allowed. Entry is $35 per player, cash only, paid the day of the event. Team sign ups are handled in the event discussion or by contacting Matt Nelson.

Autumn in the Falls brings a lively fall celebration to downtown Newton Falls, Ohio, featuring shopping, food, activities, and a basket raffle that helps fund scholarships for local students. Vendors can present their products and meet new customers at this signature seasonal gathering. Booths are 10 by 10 feet and are $35 through September 13, then $40 starting September 14. Space is limited. To reserve a spot, text 330-910-8953 or email hometownhoundllc@gmail.com.

Enjoy music from DJ Thomas John along with handmade crafts and a variety of vendor booths. A 50/50 drawing and a basket raffle will be held, and all proceeds from these activities will support The Hunger Center. For accurate information, Arianna is the only official contact for this event, so please stay alert to potential scammers.

This event features music.

Rodney Atkins brings an evening of country favorites and meaningful storytelling. With a career rooted at Curb Records, he has landed radio singles across three different decades, earning a place as a familiar voice for multiple generations. His catalog includes more than 4 billion global streams, six number one country singles, and 16.5 million RIAA-certified units across nine singles and three albums. National audiences have seen him on NBC’s Today, GMA’s Strahan & Sara, and Fox & Friends. The fan favorite Watching You was named the top song of its decade by Country Aircheck and received a BMI Million-Air award. His music speaks to perseverance and family, keeping the focus on what matters most. He remains committed to connecting with longtime fans and supporting the United States Military, and he has been crafting new music, including a track titled True South. Robins Club has a one drink minimum.

Mom’s Basement Fest 2026 brings two nights of live music back to the Trophy Room at Westside Bowl. Doors open each evening and bands perform each night. Early Bird Passes for both days are available for a limited time at $25. A standard two-day pass is $35. Single-night presale tickets are $20, and day-of admission is $25 per night. The full band lineup will be announced soon.

Glenwood Community Park becomes a temporary skate destination as the Pop-Up Skatepark Event Series, presented by the Youngstown Skatepark Association and City of Youngstown Parks and Recreation, sets up features for skateboards, BMX bikes, scooters, in-line skates, and roller skates. This free, community-focused gathering welcomes riders of all experience levels in a supportive setting while raising awareness for YSA’s mission to build a free public skatepark in Youngstown. A signed participant waiver is required to ride, and riders under 18 must have a parent or legal guardian sign for them. Helmets are mandatory for anyone under 18 and recommended for adults, with knee and elbow pads encouraged. Children under 14 must be supervised by a parent or legal guardian, and children under 3 are not permitted to participate. All riding is at your own risk.

Swifties can look forward to a night devoted to Taylor Swift as Miss Americanas, an ultimate unofficial tribute to her music, takes the stage at 7 17 Credit Union Field at Eastwood. The celebration also marks the one year anniversary of The Life of a Showgirl and includes an opening performance by Candace Campana. These events are fan sponsored and are not endorsed by or affiliated with TAS Rights Management, Taylor Swift, or their affiliated entities.

Westside Bowl presents a triple bill featuring Home For The Day, The Hand Off, and Boyd And The Monkeys. Admission is $5 when purchased in advance and $10 if bought the day of the show.

The Robins Theatre in Warren, Ohio presents The Baldassarre Orchestra in a sweeping celebration of classic rock focused on the landmark years 1965 through 1975. This concert unites accomplished vocalists and musicians in a vibrant blend of rock and orchestral power, showcasing many of the era’s defining songs. Expect tributes to music associated with The Beatles, The Rolling Stones, Queen, Chicago, The Hollies, Cream, Jethro Tull, The Turtles, The Who, Deep Purple, Janis Joplin, The Guess Who, Led Zeppelin, and more. There is also a playful nod to a beloved Lulu hit connected with Sidney Poitier. The ensemble is led by Ohio native Carl Baldassarre, an award-winning guitarist and composer known for his work with Abraxas and the progressive rock group Syzygy. His career includes 11 album releases and collaborations with the Abbey Road London Chamber Orchestra and members of Tower of Power, Tears for Fears, Genesis, Supertramp, Chicago, and Postmodern Jukebox. He studied composition at the Cleveland Institute of Music and trained at the Cleveland Music School Settlement and John Carroll University. He also shares insights online as The Professor of Classic Rock, with millions of views. Tickets are $25.

After a long pause, this storied heavy music festival returns to its original home at Westside Bowl in Youngstown, Ohio, rekindling a legacy that began in 1999 and continued through 2007. The tenth edition puts the underground front and center, showcasing metal, doom, sludge, stoner, and other heavy sounds in a focused, fan-first setting. Across multiple nights, established favorites from the early years appear alongside newer voices pushing the sound forward. The bill includes Voivod, Cavity, Bat, Generation of Vipers, Fistula, Lo-Pan, Kowloon Walled City, Great Falls, Telekinetic Yeti, The Brought Low, Horseburner, Shun, Torche, Rwake, Solace, Stinking Lizaveta, Rebreather, Deadbird, Disengage, Sunrot, Edhochuli, O.I.L., Weedeater, Bongzilla, Today Is The Day, Minsk, Howling Giant, Thunderchief, Axioma, Winds of Neptune, High Desert Queen, and Lake Lake, with additional bands to be announced. Framed as a true homecoming, the event brings together the community first forged years ago, reconnecting fans, bands, and friends under heavy riffs while honoring its roots and embracing where underground music stands today.

Fan survey responses made it possible for JAC Live and Ray Timlin Productions to arrange LEFT END's Final Ride concert at Powers Auditorium in downtown Youngstown.

Greg Hawkes, the keyboardist for Rock & Roll Hall of Fame inductees The Cars, appears with Boston band Eddie Japan to present a concert devoted to the music of The Cars. The set list, assembled by Hawkes, spans signature hits and deeper tracks from the catalog, along with select pieces connected to his wider musical work. A trailblazer in bringing synthesizers and advanced sequencing into rock and pop, Hawkes helped define the New Wave sound through the late 1970s and 1980s, and his credits include collaborations with Paul McCartney, Todd Rundgren, and The Turtles. Hawkes first teamed up with Eddie Japan to produce the band’s 2017 album Golden Age, a partnership that has grown since 2019 into a touring show across the Northeast.

A five-course wine pairing dinner at Vernon's Cafe features an early-bird rate of $69 per person for the first 40 reservations, with a regular price of $75 per person. Options include food only at $55 with drinks available for purchase from the bar, or wine only at $25 with food available from Vernon's menu at additional cost. The menu will be announced when finalized. For reservations, call 330-372-2337.

Celebrate the season at Fall Fest with a craft and vendor show, a food truck, trick-or-treating, and a basket raffle. Crafters and vendors are welcome to participate; spaces are $10 and require providing a basket for the raffle. For information or to reserve a spot, contact Angie at angiestulgis.gillette@yahoo.com or 330-372-1960. She is the only contact for this event.

Presented by the Fine Arts Council of Trumbull County, this annual exhibition delves into the uncanny, showcasing artwork that embraces the surreal, the bizarre, the grotesque, and the morbid. The opening reception is free and open to the public, and parental guidance is recommended.

The fourth annual EMO-WEEN benefit fills Westside Bowl with a full night of emo-themed entertainment while raising funds for All About the Pawz Rescue. Proceeds support the dogs, the event is open to all ages, and admission is $10 in advance or $15 at the door. Eric Lewis hosts. In the Trophy Room, emo karaoke keeps the vocals flowing, with each song request contributing a one dollar donation to the rescue. On the main stage, DJ DrGoo spins emo, pop punk, and alternative favorites, followed by an emo drag show hosted by Batonya Dumplin where performers donate all tips. The band xEmo_Nightx delivers a high energy throwback cover set, and a costume contest unfolds during their performance. A raffle adds to the fun, with tickets priced at $10 for one sheet or $20 for three sheets, and all proceeds benefiting AATP. Tarot and palm readings are offered throughout the evening by Kayla Rice, Kristy Butcho, and Palmistry by Rachel. Costumes are encouraged, especially spooky or extra emo looks. Attendees are asked to leave pets at home since the environment will be loud and crowded. Sponsors include Burkland Monuments, YoYo Boot, Field Trip Merch, State Street Tattoo, and State Street Records.

Because a major construction project will close a large portion of the park, the course is being adjusted. Turning the change into something exciting, this edition introduces what may be the very first 11K road race in the country. A timing mat will be placed at the 10K mark for runners who appreciate the traditional split, and the 11K presents a fresh opportunity for a personal record. The schedule also includes 25K and 2-mile events. Registrants can receive a free pair of gloves while supplies last. The event will be held at Federal Plaza in Youngstown, Ohio.

Learn about the history of Nothing Bundt Cakes and sample an assortment of their bundt cakes. Advance registration is required. To sign up, call 330-652-1704, ext. 3.

Celebrate 15 years of Friends of Fido supporting dogs at the Mahoning County Dog Warden with an evening of music, games, and chances to win prizes. Cin City and the Saints will perform favorite hits while guests enjoy party games, a large basket raffle, and a 50/50, plus a few surprise touches. Food and drink options include pizza for purchase and a cash bar. Admission is $15 per person, and a reserved table for eight is $120. The milestone marks 15,000 dogs helped so far and looks ahead to helping the next 15,000.

This elegant, witchy-themed evening encourages formal attire with a touch of enchantment, with elevated costumes welcome but optional. Guests will start with a lavish dinner buffet, tarot readings, and mystically inspired entertainment woven throughout the night. The program features a live auction and paddle raise, then the dance floor comes alive. Later, the silent auction and raffle conclude and winners are announced. For questions, email info@sfau.org or call 330-750-1867.

The Enchanted Harvest Masquerade Ball transforms The Calvin Center into a woodland celebration of the season, honoring the close of the harvest and the quiet beginning of a new cycle rooted in Samhain traditions. It offers a moment to give thanks for the abundance carried through spring, summer, and fall across Ohio’s forests and fields, as the everyday world gives way to imagination. Attendees are encouraged to arrive as beings of the forest, from stags, foxes, and ravens to mushroom spirits, fairies, and nymphs. Masks, textured fabrics, antlers, wings, and other nature‑inspired attire help the room feel like the woods have gathered for a night of revelry. Live music from Leather & Lace Acoustic fills the evening beneath the soft glow of candles and greenery. Guests can graze at their own pace on generous harvest tables featuring charcuterie, seasonal sweets, and a thoughtfully arranged beverage station. This is a non alcoholic gathering that centers connection, community, and the shared magic of the season. This event is for adults and requires attendees to be 18 or older.

David Clark portrays Billy Joel alongside Bill Connors as Elton John in a tribute to two legendary piano men. The show features favorites such as I’m Still Standing, Rocket Man, Piano Man, and You May Be Right, with deeper fan selections including Honky Cat, Funeral for a Friend, Miami 2017, and Captain Jack.

A gothic-inspired circus fuses cabaret, theater, and jaw‑dropping acrobatics in a 90‑minute experience led by international performers. Dance, gymnastics, contortion, juggling, and clowning unfold in an immersive production that blurs the line between stage and audience, drawing spectators into a tale set in 19th‑century Bohemia where Count Dracula disguises a bid for power behind a traveling circus and loyal bodyguards. Expect Cirque‑style feats, eerie humor, and sensory‑rich sound and illusions for a ride that shifts between chills, laughter, and wonder. Conceived by Francisco Santos, a Cirque du Soleil veteran and founder, and inspired by the timeless allure of historic carnivals, this darkly playful spectacle aims to surprise at every turn.

High Pointe Restaurant & Tavern hosts a Halloween-themed gathering featuring Hair Supply. Expect a thrilling, spooky vibe that captures the spirit of the season.

Volunteers are needed to help SHP Trumbull Co deliver handmade wooden bed frames to local children, along with a new mattress, pillow, sheets, a comforter, and a cozy blanket. No experience is required, and instruction will be provided. This opportunity is for volunteers assisting with deliveries to previously approved applicants. Participants will gather at a storage garage to load materials, then head out to make deliveries. Please register for a volunteer shift in advance.

The Trophy Room at Westside Bowl hosts a live music bill with Nineteenth Paradise performing their final show, joined by Lovers in Reverse and Tundra Tuxedo. Tickets are $5 in advance and $15 the day of the show.

Hearts & Hands United is organizing a session to assemble 200 Fall Harvest promotional bags that will be distributed to the public at the upcoming Fall Harvest Market. Businesses and organizations may provide materials they want included, such as flyers, business cards, coupons, samples, pens, magnets, stickers, lanyards, and other small branded products. The event also provides an opportunity to connect with other local businesses while preparing the bags. Those unable to attend can drop off items ahead of time so they can be included. Promotional items may qualify as a business tax write off. This effort supports the mission to build community and strengthen lives.

Experience a bustling craft and vendor show filled with talented makers, flavorful local food, and live music, all set amid the charm of Lunenburg, Nova Scotia. More than 150 vendors are spread across multiple buildings, with extra space added to welcome even more artisans. Browse handmade pottery, woodworking, glass art, textiles, home decor, jewelry, and other one-of-a-kind pieces, then enjoy baked treats, fudge, nuts, specialty foods, beverages, food trucks, and local wines. Outdoor tents add to the festive atmosphere, and admission includes a bracelet that allows easy return visits throughout the weekend. Only service dogs are permitted inside buildings. Cash is recommended for smooth transactions. For more information, email Sabcreationkey50@gmail.com.

Breakin Nails, a Pittsburgh tribute act honoring Breaking Benjamin, NIN, Linkin Park, and Stabbing Westward, returns to Westside Bowl. Tickets are $5 in advance and $15 on the day of the show.

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.

The Uncle Louie Variety Show hits the road with the We Are Family tour, featuring the comedy team of Lou Greco and Carlo Russo. Their act blends stand-up, sketch comedy, and live music, drawing on the humor of Italian American upbringing and the shared moments of everyday family life. With energetic performances and stories that feel familiar across generations, they highlight cultural nuances and the connections that make people laugh together. Supported by a strong online following, the duo continues to update their material and deliver warm, crowd-pleasing comedy wherever they perform.

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.

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.