Events in Warren, OH

At Stella Walsh Recreation Center in Cleveland, a City Fresh Stop offers a pop-up market where produce is preordered and picked up on site. Shares are available in single or family sizes at affordable prices. Volunteers help keep the location operating smoothly.

Starting point is Bexley Park near the pump track for a friendly group ride of about 8 to 10 miles at an easygoing pace. Volunteer ride leaders and support help keep the group safe and can assist with quick tune-ups before the ride begins. The route follows a no-drop approach so no one is left behind, and it is a relaxed way to meet new riding buddies. Helmets are strongly encouraged.

Discover practical ways to strengthen your intuition in an interactive four class course offered in a hybrid format. Sessions focus on practicing how to tune into your own higher wisdom and connect with the guidance or information you seek using specific tools. The course presents an energy based perspective and uses a radio style analogy to explain how to receive messages, find missing pieces of insight, and consider the likely outcomes of choices. It is designed for beginners and for those with some experience who want to deepen their skills. Attend in person at CLE Urban Winery or join online through Zoom, and you can choose to mix in person and virtual attendance across sessions. Registration includes all four sessions and a workbook. After purchase, participants receive access to register on Zoom to obtain a link for online attendance. Once registered, an email is sent with a syllabus that lists suggested materials to bring. Homework is provided and encouraged, though it is not required. Attendees are welcome to bring a friend.

Nick Swardson appears live at Pickwick & Frolic/Hilarities 4th Street Theatre in Cleveland. A comedian, actor, writer and producer, he has built a wide-ranging career across film, television and stand-up. His film work includes Grown Ups 2, The Wrong Missy, The Do Over, The Ridiculous 6, Sandy Wexler, Bucky Larson: Born to Be a Star, 30 Minutes or Less, Grandma’s Boy, Benchwarmers, Malibu’s Most Wanted, Happy Gilmore 2, the animated feature Leo, and the Buddy Games films. On television he created and starred in Nick Swardson’s Pretend Time, voiced Troy in CHOZEN, played Terry in Reno 911!, and co-created and starred in the Comedy Central web series Typical Rick. His stand-up resume features tours with Adam Sandler and David Spade, the specials Make Joke From Face, Taste It, and Seriously, Who Farted, an early Comedy Central Presents set, the Platinum-certified album Party, and his latest YouTube special, Toilet Head.

A live-hosted trivia night at Dave & Buster's in Niles, Ohio brings teams of up to six together to play an interactive game using their phones to submit answers, earn points, and follow the leaderboard. The competitive format includes image and music rounds with questions covering pop culture, sports, history, science, and more. Participation is free and prizes are awarded to the winners. Friendly competition and teamwork take center stage as players work toward the top spot.

Beachland Ballroom hosts a live bill featuring In Her Own Words alongside Every Avenue, with Fluorescents rounding out the lineup.

Judd’s City Tavern hosts a karaoke night led by DJ Z of Shell Yeah Events. Guests can take the mic for their favorite songs or cheer from the sidelines. Expect a lively crowd, plenty of sing along moments, and drinks to keep the celebration going.

During Sushi Wednesdays at Fairfax Market, the Hissho Sushi counter features select sushi rolls priced at $4.99 and $5.99.

This family storytime in Cleveland features stories, songs, and fingerplays.

This recurring get together centers on Mahj, with the possibility of adding a few rounds of Rummikub.

Interested in helping care for dogs at the shelter? This open orientation covers the essentials for new volunteers. Participants will tour the facility, review important safety guidelines, and learn the cleaning and feeding procedures used for the dogs. If you have not completed an online application, please arrive early to complete one.

Presented by M.O.N.S.T.A.R.S., this networking event brings together creatives and entrepreneurs for conversation, content creation, and meaningful connections. Artists, videographers, producers, models, actors, and entrepreneurs can connect with peers, share ideas, and explore opportunities. It is designed to help participants build their network, create content, and have fun along the way.

In honor of Family History Month, historian and photographer Gavin Esposito leads a free presentation on New England gravestone carver Elijah Sikes, highlighting his work in Trumbull County from the late 1820s.

Experience a chef-guided omakase at the sushi bar, a 12-course tasting offered only on Wednesday nights. The menu changes monthly, drawing from the hotline and complemented by selections from the sushi chefs. Each course is hand selected and prepared that evening. Accommodations for dietary restrictions are available.

A rotating lineup of guest DJs takes over the bar each week, setting the mood with curated tracks for a relaxed night of music and conversation. Requests are not accepted, keeping the setlist fresh and fully in the DJ’s hands. Admission is free.

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.

Eric Seddon leads the [FUSION] Trio on Akai EWI and saxophone with Christopher Vandall on drums and percussion and Henry Peyrebrune on bass. Centered on Seddon’s own compositions, the trio brings conservatory-honed backgrounds and experience across jazz, rock, classical, roots, and more. Drawing inspiration from innovators like Miles Davis, Chick Corea, Pat Metheny, and Ornette Coleman, as well as composers such as Igor Stravinsky and Ralph Vaughan Williams, they aim to shape contemporary jazz that connects with today’s listeners, wide in scope yet welcoming. Expect tight grooves, vivid interplay, and space for discovery.

Fairfax Market celebrates seniors with a dedicated day of savings and support. Shoppers 55 and older receive 10% off groceries and café purchases for in store transactions, with exclusions that may apply. The Fairfax Market Café offers complimentary drip coffee to enjoy while shopping. Staff are available to help with mPerks enrollment, Meijer’s rewards program, and to assist with scanning and packing at checkout.

Sages, a fellowship group at St. Paul’s, hosts Tom Morris, a St. Paul’s member and former chief executive of The Cleveland Orchestra and the Boston Symphony Orchestra. He will share highlights from his life in music, including his work with the Ojai Festival in California as artistic director and percussionist. His book, Always the Music (Rubato Books, 2024), is available to order online. A luncheon will follow the talk, and guests may bring a salad or side dish if they wish.

Settle into a 45 to 55 minute floor-based practice that welcomes all levels, including beginners, and centers on building a deeper relationship with your body. The session weaves together yoga, somatic movement, and breathwork to help you notice your natural sensations, rhythms, and cycles, supporting self-knowledge and personal empowerment. Offered at the Poland Branch Library through the Public Library of Youngstown and Mahoning County, it is free of charge and participation helps sustain local library programs. Bring a mat, water, and anything else that keeps you comfortable and supported, and consider a journal for reflection afterward. The class takes place in the small meeting room on the library's second floor.

Enjoy a free, hands-on craft night hosted by Clover, a nonprofit recycling center in Warren, OH. All supplies and step by step guidance are provided, and optional donations to help cover expenses are appreciated but not required. Participants may bring clean recyclables from home, and a volunteer can assist with sorting. Clover accepts a wide range of clean materials such as paper, plastics, glass, electronics, styrofoam, and clothing, all with the aim of keeping items out of landfills through creative reuse. While there, take time to browse Penny's Shoppe, the book section, and the clothing and fabric scrap area, where everything is priced at $0.50 per pound.

Enjoy a Halloween-themed coffee hangout with a friendly spooky vibe. Everyone is welcome to play retro games, carve pumpkins, compete in a costume contest, and enjoy small bites and drinks, with more fun in store. Admission is $5.

A recurring painting session where people create together in a relaxed, friendly setting. The focus is on enjoying the creative process with others and spending time making art.

A reflective conversation focused on cultivating healthier relationships across romantic, platonic, professional, and community settings. The dialogue explores how to be more present for others while honoring personal limits, and how clear boundaries can guide people in showing up for us in return. It offers a welcoming space to consider everyday choices and communication that help connections grow stronger.

This free, all-ages goth night fills the Trophy Room with DJs Steve Wishnewski, James Noir, and Kelly Addams guiding the soundtrack. Black lace, teased hair, and smeared eyeliner all belong, whether the look is boldly dramatic or quietly mysterious by the speakers. Attendees may channel a vampire vibe or keep it low key, gathering on the dance floor to move to dark rhythms.

Set inside the Crafty Canary Creativity Corner at Little Birdie Wine Nest, this hands-on workshop pairs creating and sipping as a local artist guides participants step by step to make a set of three spooky season and fall themed bookmarks. Premium materials and tools are provided, helpful tips are shared throughout, and no prior experience is needed. The session is designed to welcome all ages and artistic abilities. Tickets are $45 per person and include a creative crafting experience, three custom bookmark molds in varying sizes, an assortment of fall florals and spooky accents, all necessary tools and embellishments, and one complimentary beverage. Drink choices include red sangria, white sangria, an orange juice mimosa, orange juice, or a fruit juice blend. A full menu of coffee, flights, drinks, snacks, and shareables will be available for purchase. Guests may arrive 10 to 15 minutes early to place orders and get comfortable, or pre-order online to skip the line. Seating requests to sit near friends can be noted at purchase, and capacity is limited to 24 participants. Crafty Canary Rewards Cards are valid at these sip-and-create workshops, with stamps available to collect; cards will be provided at the start of class for anyone who needs one. Assistance with registration or using a Little Birdie Wine Nest gift card is available by phone at 216-785-9922, as gift cards are not compatible with online purchases at this time. Please review the FAQs before purchasing, as all sales are final.

A play by Patricia Suárez, directed by Eddy Díaz Souza, places three women in a peculiar reading room that serves as an intellectual purgatory. Orietta, a strict school principal, and Ulrike, an actress determined to be acknowledged, fulfill their punishments under the watch of Dr. Recayente, an ophthalmologist who examines their eyes and assigns books as part of their sentence. The routine fractures with the arrival of Marina, whose suicide pact with her lover did not unfold as intended, and their confessions expose the choices that brought them to this shared hell. Loosely inspired by Jean-Paul Sartre’s No Exit, the piece reshapes the existential premise with biting irony and absurd turns, revealing how guilt, identity, and unfinished business tangle their fates. Talk of open doors to reincarnation suggests a possible return to Earth, prompting questions about escape, responsibility, and whether leaving is truly better than staying. What begins as confinement turns into a darkly comic exploration of punishment and the hope of a second chance.

Season 21 of Belles & Chimes Cleveland brings a women-centered pinball league to Superelectric Pinball Parlor in Cleveland. The league welcomes cis, trans, and nonbinary players who are comfortable in a women-focused setting, offering competitive play in a supportive environment. A one-time $20 league fee collected at registration helps fund trophies and prizes. The season runs for six weeks, with participants grouped in fours or in threes when needed. Each league night features four games, and players take turns choosing a machine and playing first on their selection. Scoring follows 5-3-2-1 or 5-3-1. Only the best five of the six weeks count toward the standings, so one week can be dropped. Anyone who completes at least four weeks qualifies for finals, which include multiple divisions with trophies and prizes. The seventh week hosts group elimination finals with three games per round using the same scoring, the top two from each group advance, and a final four plays one last round to determine placements.

GS Harper, Kristine Jackson, and Rick Z chart how influences become original songs, linking the artists they listened to while honing their craft with the music they create. Themes of hardship, love, dreams, and more surface as they share the roots of their sound. The event takes place at The Treelawn in Cleveland, OH.

Pick up a bouquet of six roses for $6 at Fairfax Market, offered in assorted colors while supplies last.

Hex Hollow Homestead transforms for Halloween at the Hollow, turning the stand into a festive spot filled with comforting autumn flavors and plenty of Halloween magic. Expect playfully spooky sweets, freshly baked breads, seasonal beverages, and a cozy atmosphere perfect for savoring fall. Pick up treats for pre trick-or-treat plans, bring home a warm loaf for dinner, or simply stop by to soak in the seasonal vibes. Costumes are welcome for anyone who wants to dress up, and the selection features seasonal pastries, Halloween-themed confections, fresh loaves including sourdough, cozy fall favorites, and the signature Hex Hollow charm.

Open to all ages, The Haunted Library turns Cleveland's Main Library into an indoor trick-or-treat adventure. Explore each floor to discover an activity and pick up a treat at every stop. Between floors, relax with a run of classic monster movies. It offers a safe setting to enjoy treats while experiencing the library from top to bottom.

Play Magic: The Gathering on the last Friday of each month. Beginners are welcome, with staff available to teach the basics and help you get started, and first-time participants can receive free packs of cards.

Enjoy Magic: The Gathering play, with regular sessions and prerelease events whenever a new set arrives.

Celebrate Halloween with a family friendly trick or treat experience inside the market. Costumes suitable for all ages are encouraged. Visit stations where Cleveland and Ohio vendors hand out candy and share samples of their products. A custom treat tote activity by Wave Space Studio is part of the fun, along with trick or treat bags, sweet goodies, and hands on activities, including making your own Jack-o'-lantern. Candy and samples may contain tree nuts, peanuts, milk, soy, and wheat allergens. Admission is free, and guests are asked to mark themselves as going if they plan to attend.

Villain Ball brings a wickedly fun atmosphere centered on villains. Children can stop by trick and treat tables, and there will also be time to dance.

Break out a Halloween costume and deck out your Jeep for the Jeep-O-Ween Costume Party, a casual meetup for Jeep enthusiasts who love the spooky season. Spend time with fellow Jeepers at Rookies Sports Bar and Grill, with food and drink specials available to enjoy.

The cellar at CLE Urban Winery in Cleveland Heights becomes a candlelit setting for a Halloween evening centered on spirit connection. Michelle of Come Home to Your Heart guides a small seance designed to open communication with the other side, with the possibility of messages that carry love, guidance, and a touch of mystery. Costumes are welcome but not required, and a contest will recognize the most creative looks with prizes. All attendees are entered into a bonus drawing for a complimentary 30 minute personal reading and a tarot deck. Seating is limited to maintain an intimate, powerful atmosphere.

New Long Road presents California Dreamin', a program centered on 1966 folk rock, offering personal interpretations of landmark songs from the genre’s early years. The set blends original material with seldom heard selections and refreshed takes on familiar tunes, with vocalist and guitarist David Budin weaving in humor, music history, and behind the scenes stories about the songwriters and recording artists. This Cleveland group features five veteran musicians: David Budin on vocals and guitar, Celia Hollander Lewis on vocals, Celtic harp, 12-string guitar, autoharp, and banjo, Robin Stratton on vocals and ukulele, Jeffrey Singler on cello, and Sara Lambert on flute. Members have shared stages with or opened for artists such as Linda Ronstadt, Graham Nash, Peter Yarrow, Jeff Beck, Jefferson Starship, Poco, the Flying Burrito Brothers, and Jimi Hendrix. Jeffrey and Sara also perform with or have performed with ensembles including the Youngstown Symphony, Warren Philharmonic, Ashland Symphony, Columbus Symphony, Erie Philharmonic, Akron Symphony, West Virginia Symphony, Cleveland Chamber Collective, Lake Effect Piano Trio, Obsidian String Quartet, Prism Jazz Ensemble, and the Erie Waters flute ensemble.

A program that bridges eras places Haydn and Mahler side by side. Haydn’s Symphony No. 80 offers Classical refinement, laying the groundwork for future innovations. Guest conductor Peter Popelka then leads Mahler’s Fifth Symphony, a sweeping arc that moves from somber marches and ringing horn calls to tender declarations of love, culminating in a high-spirited, all-out finale.

Celebrate Halloween on the dance floor in the Concert Hall in Cleveland with The Sunrise Jones. For more than a decade, the group has energized audiences throughout Ohio with lively takes on rock and pop favorites, and this show features hits from artists like Queen, Prince, Stones, Tom Petty, The Cure, A-ha, MJ, Abba, Bruno Mars, and The Weekend. Expect plenty of 70s and 80s vibes along with a festive costume contest. Tickets are $20 in advance and $25 on the day of the show.

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

Church of Light and Sound returns as Zombieland Church for a two day Halloween celebration marking its first anniversary. This year brings an expanded experience featuring vendors, sets from DJs and independent artists, a costume contest, and a featured live performance. A tarot card reader, food and drinks, and a secret DJ headliner round out the lineup, with more to discover.

Presented by Heelflip Records, this show at Westside Bowl features a headlining set from Fine Young Men, a ska outfit that has been active since 2005. The lineup also includes UK pop punk band DirtBasement and Ohio punks The Frantic Nancys. Tickets are $5 in advance and $15 on the day of the show.

Friday nights at Flyers Bar & Grill feature DJ GramPappy James leading a lively mix of crowd requested music, karaoke, and dancing. Guests can take the microphone, queue up favorite tracks, and enjoy an upbeat atmosphere from start to finish.

SHP Trumbull Co is organizing a bed delivery day to support local children in need. Volunteers will gather at a storage garage to load materials, then head out to deliver handmade wooden bed frames along with a brand-new mattress, pillow, sheets, a comforter, and a cozy blanket. No prior experience is required, and guidance is provided on site. Participation is limited to volunteers delivering to previously approved applicants, and advance registration before delivery day is required.

Haunted Head-To-Head is a competitive tournament in Cleveland, OH with a 64 player cap, including four spots reserved for tournament staff. Day one features Swiss group matchplay qualifying with rounds alternating between older and newer era games, and there is no scheduled meal break during qualifying. Day two moves to head-to-head, single elimination, best-of-five playoffs. In each match both players select one new and one old game, the higher seed may choose a deciding fifth game if needed, and no repeat picks are allowed in back-to-back rounds. The field splits into an A division for the top half of qualifiers and a B division for competitors ranked outside the IFPA top 250, with IFPA top 250 players ineligible for B. The first evening is left open for casual play or Halloween plans, and a Halloween Bash is also planned later. Entry is $20, with $1 going to IFPA fees and $19 to the prize pool, plus Eventbrite fees and coin drop.

This season wraps up with a special Halloween run on the J&L narrow gauge railroad. Number 58 will be operating throughout the day and into the night, and it is the only nighttime run offered all year. Registration is available, and the event is open to members, with an option for non-members to become members during registration.

Enjoy a drop-in family story time in the Children's Area with stories to read together, songs to sing, and interactive play. Held every Saturday, it offers a simple way for children and caregivers to share stories and have fun.

A cozy hot drink pop-up brings Halloween spirit to the Hollow. A tented setup beside the farm stand serves seasonal, warming beverages that are ideal ahead of trick-or-treating, during a weekend outing, or whenever a comforting cup sounds good. This outdoor offering is dependent on the weather and is designed as a simple stop for a toasty sip with a bit of fall charm.

Enjoy a make and take craft session where kids design their own trick or treat bag. The first child is $10, and each additional child per adult is $8. Each participant receives a bag to decorate with provided supplies, plus a sticker face sheet, and candy and a glow bracelet are included. A parent gets a complimentary 16 oz coffee.

This orientation welcomes people interested in helping care for dogs at the shelter. Participants receive a tour of the building, review important safety practices, and learn how cleaning and feeding are handled. If an online application has not been submitted, it can be completed on site before the session begins.

Celebrate a lightly spooky, nostalgia-filled Halloween throwback that captures the spirit of the 90s with chilly air and sweet-candy memories. Browse goods from local vendors, connect with local authors, and take part in a costume contest. Explore themed merchandise, blind boxes, and thoughtfully curated book recommendations.

Celebrate Halloween and the fall season at Bass Pro Shops with activities for kids. Children are encouraged to wear their favorite costumes and receive a free digital photo featuring their chosen character or animal. In-store fun includes DIY leaf crafts to assemble, plus a live reptile presentation by Komara Outdoors. After the presentation, participants can go trick or treating through the departments, followed by a costume parade and contest. Three prizes will be awarded for best dressed. Giveaways are available while supplies last, and additional candy and crafts will continue to be handed out in departments.

AEG Presents hosts a Halloween concert headlined by Mushroomhead with a lineup that also includes Fear Factory, Nine Treasures, Bittersweet Revenge, and Unhealthy While Unhinged. This performance is open to all ages.

On Halloween night, the I Heart Karaoke team partners with the Holiday Inn in Boardman for an evening of karaoke entertainment. Prizes will be handed out throughout the night, including for best costume and an additional karaoke-related prize. Guests who book a room directly with the Holiday Inn front desk in Boardman by phone will automatically qualify for the event room special.

This Halloween party features live music from Youngstown Vegas Band. The band returns for a spirited evening of spooky fun.

This program links two symphonic trailblazers, pairing Haydn with Mahler for a journey across musical eras. Haydn, often called the father of the symphony, offers Symphony No. 80, a polished Classical jewel that points toward the innovations to come. Guest conductor Peter Popelka then leads Mahler’s Fifth Symphony, a sweeping voyage that moves through solemn funeral marches, striking horn calls, and tender love music, building to a finale that goes all out.

Halloween with SOB takes over JR'z Pub in Austintown, OH. Be ready for a lively night that could leave you catching your breath afterward.

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.

Riff’s in Cleveland hosts a free Halloween celebration with live rock and roll from Dick Golden & The Rock n’ Roll Experience, The Jo Schmos, and Cherry Yachtsman. The lineup also features sets from local songwriters Lawrence Oz, Meladite, and Sparks McFly for a full evening of music. Admission is free.

Bob Frank & His Delta Blues Cats perform at The Treelawn in Cleveland. Bob Frank and Ed Pauli share a long history of friendship and collaboration, and although this band is a newer venture, its members bring years of playing together. The group has also headlined the Canton Blues Festival.

Set out on an overnight motor coach getaway to Seneca Allegany Casino that blends a quick escape with plenty of time on the gaming floor. Across two days and one night, explore a mix of slot machines and table games, including favorites like blackjack and poker, along with newer video slots, then relax between sessions for a balanced pace. The package includes $60 in free slot play and $25 in food vouchers to use at the casino’s dining spots. Pricing is $199 per person for double occupancy and $249 for single. A deposit of $100 per person reserves seats, and a service fee applies to all card payments. Boarding is offered at multiple locations, and the remaining balance is due by the stated deadline. Casino promotions and offers are set by the casino and can change without notice, and the operator is not responsible for reimbursement if any promotion is modified.

Local churches are working together on a hygiene drive benefiting The Way Station, with Midway Mennonite Church serving as a collection site. A collection box will be located in the foyer for personal care donations such as diapers, wipes, shampoo, conditioner, deodorant, toothpaste, razors, and body wash.

Sensory Sunday at the Butler offers a calm, low-stimulation hour for neurodivergent visitors, including people on the autism spectrum and anyone who benefits from a quieter, less busy atmosphere. The museum opens one hour earlier than usual so guests can explore art without bright lights or crowds. Supportive resources are available, including fidget tools, a sensory guide, and clear information about what to expect during a visit. This program occurs on the first Sunday of each month and will continue to evolve to meet community needs. There is no Sensory Sunday in December.

Keep the weekend going with a Sunday ride on the Funny Bus, an award-winning blend of comedy and history that turns sightseeing into a uniquely entertaining experience. This 90-minute tour travels along Cleveland’s shoreline, into the Flats entertainment district, through downtown, and into nearby neighborhoods, all led by a local comedian as guide. Guests may bring beer and wine on board. It works well for a date night, a girls night out, or a fun kickoff to an evening around town.

Build practical native gardening skills during a hands-on workday at Meadow City Native Plant Nursery in Cleveland. This session focuses on cleanup practices that support winter habitat, sharing what to do and what to avoid so gardens look cared for while still protecting pollinators and other small wildlife that shelter in fallen leaves and stems. Expect outdoor tasks, so check the forecast, dress for the weather, wear clothes that can get dirty, choose closed-toe shoes, and consider layers, a sunhat, or sunscreen. Bring plenty of water. Gloves and tools are provided, and personal equipment is welcome. Registration is optional and helps with headcount. In case of rain, the workday may be postponed or canceled, and activities typically continue regardless of temperature. Updates are shared by email, or call 216-282-6911 for current information. Parking is available across from the nursery, and signs will guide you.

This program pairs Haydn’s Symphony No. 80, a poised work of the Classical era that anticipated later advances, with Mahler’s Symphony No. 5 led by guest conductor Peter Popelka. Mahler’s score spans funeral march rhythms, striking horn passages, and intimate love music, arriving at a high-spirited conclusion.

The Impact Ball is an elegant benefit evening centered on advocacy, survivorship, awareness, and community. Presented by Black Girls Fighting Cancer and Stiletto Boss Foundation at The Aviator Cleveland, it brings together survivors, caregivers, medical professionals, advocates, community leaders, and supporters for a moving celebration of resilience and impact. Guests can expect opportunities for connection and inspiration, live performances, heartfelt personal stories, and fundraising moments that honor those affected by cancer while fueling efforts that continue beyond the ballroom. Proceeds support education, advocacy, support services, survivorship and wellness initiatives, and culturally responsive outreach for individuals and families facing cancer. Attendees may come to celebrate a survivor, honor a loved one, advance the mission, or take part in something meaningful, and the impact is intended to carry forward well past a single night.

Social media standouts and brothers Wyatt Feegrado and Luke Abranches headline Hilarities. Known for their podcast clips, sharp wit, and lively brotherly banter, they deliver a set shaped by the internet era. Two of comedy’s fastest rising talents bring quick laughs and sibling chemistry to the stage.

Discover crochet in a welcoming, free open studio designed for beginners and anyone looking to polish their skills. Bring your own yarn, crochet hooks, and patterns, then settle in to practice stitches, troubleshoot projects, and explore new techniques. An experienced teacher will be available throughout to provide guidance and answer questions.

Settle into a 60-minute, floor-based yoga class devoted to easing stress with thoughtful attention to joint mobility and tight muscles. Through a blend of breathwork, somatic practices, and yoga, participants tune into what the body is holding and learn supportive ways to release it. This gentle practice is designed for ongoing self care and encourages a kinder relationship with both body and mind, offering a calm space to deepen personal awareness. The class welcomes beginners and embraces an inclusive community. Bring a yoga mat, some water, and a friend. This is a free community offering from Honeycomb Arts and Wellness Collective, with optional donations of $5 to $20 appreciated by cash or Venmo at @honeycombartsandwellness to support art, culture, and wellness programs. Please note that cats and a dog are in the building and may wander into the room, so keep allergies or animal sensitivities in mind.

Cat enthusiasts gather for the Cleveland Cat Club, a monthly meetup devoted to celebrating beloved felines. Each gathering features a few members giving presentations about their cats, with time for questions and plenty of shared appreciation. Presenters are encouraged to bring slide shows. Adoptable cats will be highlighted for those considering expanding their feline family. Cat themed outfits and playful show and tell, whisker collections included, are welcome. Donuts, drinks, and other refreshments will be available. This event is free and open to the public.

Men experience mental health challenges too, and there is no need to face them alone. This free, confidential support group welcomes adult men who have a mental health diagnosis. Discussions are guided by NAMI-trained facilitators who are in recovery, offering a structured conversation in a relaxed, supportive setting where participants can share, listen, and connect with others who understand. The group meets at Poland Library. Use of library facilities is permitted by The Public Library of Youngstown and Mahoning County and does not represent an endorsement by its staff or Board of Trustees.

The First Wednesday Reader Series brings two multi genre voices from Cleveland to Westside Bowl as William Breeze and E. F. Schraeder share their work. The reading takes place downstairs in the Trophy Room, which is reachable only by stairs, and an open mic follows. ASL interpretation will be provided by Meagan Albani. The series is supported by POP! Art Books Culture. Breeze holds a PhD in Rhetoric and Composition from Ohio University, and his interests span classical rhetoric, writing instruction, Appalachian history, cultural and political studies, music, gardening, brewing, and knitting. Schraeder is the author of the poetry collections The Case for Cryptids and The Price of a Small Hot Fire from Raw Dog Screaming Press, with additional chapbooks and long fiction including the Saturday ‘Visiter’ Award nominated What Happened Was Impossible from Ghoulish Books. Their shorter work appears in journals and anthologies such as Under Her Eye, Strange Horizons, and Ghoulish Tales. A Rhysling and Pushcart nominated poet, Schraeder also shares an affinity for ghosts, magic, and dogs. Upcoming editions of the series at Westside Bowl will spotlight Theresa Göttl Brightman, Steve Brightman, Chris Bernstorf, Bob King, Christian Welch, Kelly Ferguson, David Swerdlow, Janet Beard, and Bill Newby, with cohosts including YSU Poetry Club, Alex Myers, RW Franklin, and Vash Penn.

This program at the Butler offers an interactive gallery tour followed by a creative art activity for babies 24 months and younger with a parent or caregiver. It supports early learning through looking at artworks and making art together, and it is free to attend and open to the public. The program is offered on the first Thursday of each month, except in December. For questions or more details, contact Joy Mistovich, Education Assistant and Accessibility Specialist, at 330-743-1107 ext. 1103 or joymistovich@butlerart.com.

Designed for people adapting to life following an amputation, this monthly clinic at UH Portage provides comprehensive guidance through the Outpatient Rehabilitation Department in collaboration with Yankee Bionics and Andrea Buffington, PTA. The program emphasizes education in rehabilitation, prosthetic use, and walking and gait training. The group setting invites conversation, connection, and peer support so participants can exchange experiences and build confidence together. With attention to both day to day recovery and emotional well-being, it aims to help attendees learn and grow as they navigate life after limb loss. This is an informational meeting with therapy and prosthetics professionals, not a therapy session.

DJ RasB is back at Westside Bowl for Reggae Night, delivering a live garage session of reggae and dub. The focus is on positive vibes and music for everyone to enjoy. There is no cover charge.

Concert Hall presents The Dave Matthews Tribute Band, a five-member act dedicated to honoring the originals by recreating the charge and closeness of a Dave Matthews Band concert. The performance focuses on the same high energy and intensity that fans expect from the real thing. Tickets are $25 in advance and $35 on the day of the show, with both reserved seating and standing room options available.

A benefit night featuring designer purses, prizes, baskets, and live music raises funds for Clothed In Strength. The organization works to bridge the gap for single mothers and their children and credits community support for making this work possible. Last year sold out two months in advance. Sponsorship opportunities are available.

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.

Halliday's in Lake Milton features live music from Jim Gill.

Experience the thrill of rock music with an upbeat atmosphere and plenty of feel-good energy.

Anthony Rodia brings a fast-paced stand-up set filled with sharp storytelling that mines family chaos, Italian-American traditions, and the humor tucked into everyday life. After breaking out online with viral sketches and live rants featuring larger-than-life characters like the fan favorite Uncle Vinny, he reached even more viewers with the Amazon comedy special Totally Relatable and a streak of sold-out shows around the country. His new tour, Insanely Funny, elevates his signature style with fresh material, quick improvisation, and punchy takes on adulthood, parenting, and cultural identity. Listeners of his Little Bit of Laughs podcast and longtime fans alike can expect keen observations, bold characters, and the intimate feel of a conversation that keeps the room buzzing. Presented at Pickwick & Frolic/Hilarities 4th Street Theatre.

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.

Conquer the Castle returns to the trails of North Chagrin Reservation in the Cleveland Metroparks, with the Forest Picnic Area as the venue. This hallmark autumn trail event welcomes runners, hikers, and ruckers to take on distances of 5K, 10 mile, 20 mile, 50K, and 100K, with ruck divisions available. Participants can expect vibrant fall color, clearly marked routes, supportive volunteers, and the famed Castle Climb, a feature that celebrates those who make the ascent with a knighthood theme. Starts are staggered by distance, and packet pickup remains open throughout the event. An early send off is available for the 100K and 50K, and choosing it removes eligibility for overall and age group awards while preserving placement in the official results. Overall and age group awards are distributed during the event. Anyone heading out on later loops must carry a headlamp or another light source. A favorite in Northeast Ohio, this race draws athletes back year after year.

Now in its fourth year, the Viking Races bring a spirited blend of road and trail running to Rocky River Reservation’s South Mastick Picnic Area. The course is smooth and picturesque and welcomes both solo runners and two-person teams with options that balance speed and stamina, including a 6 hour run, a 6 hour relay, a 3 hour run, a 4 mile run, and a 4 mile relay. Participants receive a Viking-themed bib, a finisher medal, a long sleeve shirt, post-race snacks and drinks, race photos, and Viking Races awards. A themed bag is included with the 3 hour and 6 hour events or can be added separately. Expect camaraderie, teamwork, and a festive SKOL spirit amid colorful fall scenery.

The Mahoning Valley Book Bazaar brings together booksellers, local authors, and vendors with literary-themed merchandise at the Holiday Inn Youngstown. Explore a variety of titles, meet creators, and connect with the region’s book community in one convenient setting. Tickets are available, and a buy one get one free promotion is offered for a limited time. Purchasing in advance helps the organizers prepare a smooth experience for all attendees.

A festive Market on Main brings professional photos with Santa inside his Magical Workshop, where guests can stop by the booth for photo session details. Santa will also wander through the market to greet vendors and visitors, and yes, it is the real Santa with a real beard. Expect Clydesdale horses with carriage rides, a lively mix of local makers, vintage finds and small businesses, plus delicious food, festive drinks and plenty of seasonal treats. This grand finale of the Market on Main season gathers all the holiday highlights with an extra touch of magic, and vendor applications have reopened for the closing market of the year.

At Beaver Creek Sportsman’s Club, this match includes a $20 entry fee and awards trophies to the top finishers. Gates open before the competition begins. For questions, call Nick Huggins at 330-398-0911.

Celebrate the 47th year of this Christkindlmarkt open house with gifts from the studio and from around the world. During the Open Barn Studio Days, guests can meet the artist and browse the collection.

The second annual fall and holiday themed basket raffle fundraiser benefiting Rebel Rescue Ranch returns to The Manor Restaurant. Admission is free. Merchandise will be available for purchase, and the restaurant and bar will be open so attendees can relax with friends, buy tickets to take part in the basket raffle, and enjoy the pet friendly patio. This is the organizer’s only November fundraiser for the Ranch. Donations of items or completed baskets are welcome, with inquiries requested via direct message.

This event is limited to 22 LR rifles. It begins right after the Know Your Limits (KYL) match.

This community fundraiser seeks to raise $50,000 to support school needs such as playground upgrades, new flooring for the multipurpose room in the K-1 building, and improvements to classroom technology. The event welcomes community members and features a live auction conducted by Jim Kellner Auctioneers, along with silent and raffle auctions.

107.3 ALT CLE brings Blue October to The Agora in Cleveland for a worldwide 20th anniversary celebration of Foiled. The Houston-born, San Marcos, Texas-based alternative rock band, led by vocalist and guitarist Justin Furstenfeld alongside Jeremy Furstenfeld, Ryan Delahoussaye, Matt Noveskey, and Steve Schiltz, is recognized for candid lyrics, expansive arrangements, and energetic live shows. With more than a billion streams and 18 Top 40 hits, their catalog features songs such as Hate Me, Into the Ocean, Oh My My, and I Hope You’re Happy. Their ongoing focus on resilience and recovery, including Justin’s mental health advocacy and the documentary Get Back Up, has connected with a devoted global community of listeners. This event is open to all ages. Ticket transfer has been delayed by the organizer; please review the terms of AXS’s Purchase Agreement for more information.

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.

Flyers Bar & Grill teams up again with The Okayest Band in the World for an evening of homemade food and music. Expect a relaxed setting and a lively soundtrack as this collaboration returns.

Ohio International Raceway in Ravenna hosts the final round of the Driven Mx Motocross Series, giving competitors a last opportunity to leave their mark before the year concludes. The schedule includes practice with racing to follow. Entry is $35 per class, with A Class at $40. The Warrior Class is free, and Viva memberships are complimentary. AMA memberships are required to compete. Pre-registration is available, a class list is posted, and a full race day livestream is planned.

At the Holiday Inn in Boardman, this holistic health and psychic fair offers a welcoming day of spiritual insight, intuitive guidance, and wellness-focused exploration. Professional mediums and psychics provide 20-minute readings priced at $33, for entertainment purposes only. A bustling marketplace features crystals, jewelry, aromatherapy, natural wellness products, metaphysical goods, spiritual tools, and energy work from a variety of exhibitors. Free lectures highlight numerology with Todd Anthonsen, ways to enhance life with crystals with Donna Bell, support for the immune system and preparing for winter with Janet Hawkins, a conversation on the return of the Divine Feminine with Patty Medenis, and messages from spirit with Carol Borkoski. The event is hosted by Rev. Carol Borkoski and Vanessa Fabec. Admission is $5 at the door or online. Featured participants include readers such as Carol Borkoski, Michelle Falcone, and Pat Beers, along with vendors and organizations like My Crystals Fairy, Lunar Dancer Creations, Rock The Block Crystals, Roadside Apothecary, and OMPR Ohio Metaphysical Paranormal Research. All readings, lectures, and vendor offerings are presented for entertainment purposes only.

Purse Bingo returns in support of CLE Dog Rescue Crew at American Legion Post 703. Try your luck at winning designer handbags from brands like Michael Kors, Kate Spade, Coach and more, with raffles and additional bingo rounds taking place throughout the event. Lunch will be served, and a cash bar will be available. Proceeds from the festivities support dogs in need through CLE Dog Rescue Crew.

China Grove brings a faithful tribute to the Doobie Brothers to the Supper Club with a set full of favorites, including Listen to the Music, Black Water, Long Train Running, China Grove, Minute by Minute, Another Park Another Sunday, Jesus Is Just Alright, South City Midnight Lady, The Doctor, and Takin’ It to the Streets, along with more well known hits. This is a general admission performance. Tickets are $12 in advance and $18 on the day of the show, and table reservations are required.

This special shopping event at Events On Ridge features market-wide pricing of $25 or less. Shoppers can browse budget-friendly finds, including a 4-pack hand pie flight with apple, cherry, peach, and triple berry for $25. A $5 discount is available when the flight is pre-ordered for pickup.

A live performance by Twisted Toyze anchors the Hells Angels Benefit at Parma Tap House. This benefit event centers on the band’s set at the venue.

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.

Create a vintage Santa painting with guidance from Artfully Mine, with room to add your own personal touches. Clear, step-by-step instruction keeps the experience easy and enjoyable for all ages and skill levels. The cost is $40 and includes all materials and instruction. Pre-registration is required with Vanessa at 216-789-5569, and space is limited. Payment is collected at the event, and due to material costs and preparation, registrations are nonrefundable. Food and drinks will be available for purchase during the session. If attending in person is not possible, take-home kits are offered, and on-site sessions can be arranged for private events, team-building activities, kids’ parties, and more.

This MVQA monthly meeting brings people together to share what they are working on, collaborate on projects and campaigns, and discuss ways to strengthen programming and better serve the community. A free vegan meal will be provided, and gas cards are available upon request. For remote access, request the Zoom link by emailing mvqueeraction@gmail.com. The gathering takes place at Calvin Center for the Arts.

Families who support a loved one with a mental health condition can find understanding, practical information, and a sense of connection at this free, discussion-based support group. Conversations are guided by NAMI-trained facilitators who have personal experience navigating the challenges of caring for someone with a mental illness, creating a welcoming space to share concerns and explore resources. This group meets monthly in Mahoning County in Austintown. A similar Family Support Group is also available in Trumbull County in Warren. Space is limited and registration is free, so please select the correct location when signing up.

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.

Small Brown Bike celebrates the 25th anniversary of Dead Reckoning with a performance at Grog Shop. The Casket Lottery and Signals Midwest are also on the lineup.

Young Friends Adventure at the Butler welcomes little learners for an interactive gallery experience that pairs stories from picture books with a creative art activity. Designed for children ages 2 to 5 accompanied by a parent or caregiver, this free program encourages careful looking, attentive listening, active learning, and sharing, all in a spirit of artful fun. Sessions take place on the second Thursday of each month, excluding December.

Settle in for a 45 to 55 minute floor-based session open to all experience levels, including beginners. Through a blend of yoga, somatic movement, and breathwork, you will tune into your own sensations, rhythms, and cycles to deepen body awareness, expand self-knowledge, and cultivate a sense of empowerment. This offering is free through the Public Library of Youngstown and Mahoning County, and participation helps support local library programs. Bring a mat, water, and anything that helps you feel comfortable and supported, and consider bringing a journal for reflection afterward. The session will be held at the Poland Branch Library in the small meeting room on the second floor.

Aaron hosts a monthly book club for teens and young adults. For questions, call 440-437-6545.

Zoo experts share insights on animal well-being, wildlife conservation, and science education at Cleveland Metroparks Zoo and around the world. This edition spotlights a milestone for Rosebrough Tiger Passage, marking its tenth anniversary as an innovative habitat that engages animals and visitors alike. Attendees will hear about the thoughtful design of the space, its role in successful Amur tiger breeding through AZA's Species Survival Plan, and hands-on experiences caring for tiger cubs in this facility. Reservations are $40 for Zoo members and Pride Donor Circle members, $45 for non-members, and $60 for VIP admission, which includes two drink tickets and reserved seating in the theater. Light snacks will be provided and a cash bar will be available.

Set within the Marlisa Dunn Gallery at Legacy Village, the Selah Strings Collective presents an intimate candlelit concert of live string music. The atmosphere encourages a pause from the rush, offering space to relax and connect through the beauty of sound. It is a fitting night out to share with friends, family, or someone special this season.

The Slackers bring their long-running mix of ska, reggae, and soul to Grog Shop. The NYC sextet has spent more than three decades on the road, releasing 16 albums and 5 EPs while building a devoted global following. Their work has earned praise from major outlets, with the New York Times highlighting their New York roots, Brooklyn Vegan noting their distinctive style, and the Washington Post recognizing their enduring strength. Recent releases on Pirates Press Records include the Money is King EP, the single My Last Star in tribute to Hepcat’s Greg Lee, and the Lost and Found Vol. 2 collection, which produced a surprise streaming favorite with Diskambobulated. Their 2022 album Don’t Let the Sunlight Fool Ya became their first to chart and even qualified them as a Billboard new artist decades into their career. This all-ages show offers advance tickets at $25.50 and day-of-show tickets at $30, with an additional $3 collected at the door for guests under 21.

A self-serve farmstand transforms into a miniature medieval realm filled with dragons, knights, enchanted forests, potions, treasures, and playful mischief. Bakery cases brim with themed breads, cookies, and imaginative treats fit for a royal feast, while potion makers brew a special lineup of themed Dirty Drinks. Browse trinkets, curiosities, and other handcrafted finds that may appear as the weekend unfolds. This is a themed weekend at the farmstand, not a festival or vendor fair. Admission is free and tickets are not required. Visitors can stop in during regular hours, explore the transformed space, and purchase any goodies or treasures that catch the eye. Keep watch for dragons... a little courage could come in handy.

Shanti Unplugged offers a women’s retreat that creates a gentle environment where there is no pressure to perform, prove, fix, or carry everything alone. Expect room to breathe, time to reflect, chances to reconnect with yourself, unexpected laughter, and deep rest. This gathering returns with a more grounded, reflective, inward focus, drawing inspiration from HeatherAsh Amara’s Warrior Goddess Wisdom teachings. Hosted at Villa Maria Education and Spirituality Center, the retreat is intentionally intimate and space is limited. Lodging, meals, all retreat activities, and use of on-site amenities are included. Pricing options include $500 for a private room with a private bath, $425 for single occupancy with a shared bath, and $375 per person for double occupancy with a shared bath when booking together. Payment plans are available.

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.

Common Ground brings classic rock and oldies to JR'z Pub with Mike Adams, Rich Treglia, and Sam Mazzuppa. The pub offers food.

The Uncle Louie Variety Show brings its We Are Family tour to the stage, led by comedy duo Lou Greco and Carlo Russo. Their internationally known act draws on the humor of growing up in Italian American families, delivered with lively chemistry and down to earth wit. The performance blends stand up, sketch comedy, and live music into a lively mix that connects with all ages. Themes of family life, cultural quirks, and everyday moments take the spotlight, and with a strong social media presence and devoted fans, the pair keeps the material fresh while sharing plenty of laughs.

Dive into Italian family history at a full-day genealogy conference in Cleveland, offered in person at the Western Reserve Historical Society’s Cleveland History Center or online through Zoom. Nationally known experts Suzanne Russo Adams and Joel Cole lead eight sessions that show how to work with civil, church, military, and other records, along with practical online tools, to trace Italian ancestry. All registrants receive digital access to recordings of every session for two weeks following the event. Session highlights include getting started with Italian research, interpreting Catholic marriage documentation, reading original records rather than relying only on indexes, and distinguishing between people with the same name in the same town. Additional presentations explore military sources in times of peace and war, civil registration, essential online resources, and recent updates to FamilySearch materials from Italy. Registration includes a continental breakfast. A boxed lunch is available for an additional fee, and ordering in advance or bringing your own is encouraged because the lunch break is brief. Parking is available in the Cleveland History Center lot for $10. The conference is sponsored by the Italian Sons & Daughters of America and presented in partnership with the Cleveland Italian Ancestry Organization and the Italian American Museum of Cleveland.

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.

Share an hour with a shelter dog, providing companionship, enrichment, and a welcome break from the shelter setting. Pick up takes place at Animal Charity of Ohio, and the outing heads to Dogsmartz Unleashed. No previous training or handling experience is needed, and treats are provided. Donations to support the outing are welcome and appreciated. New volunteers will need to complete the volunteer application on the website before participating.

Listen to Captain Colada perform live while enjoying wine and food.

Settle in at Little Birdie Wine Nest for a book-themed bingo night featuring six rounds of play and plenty of chances to win. Prizes include items for readers such as cozy tumblers, book-themed wines, bookmarks, reading accessories, and a grand prize basket. Tickets are $35 per person and include a glass of Secret Garden Sangria and one card valid for all six rounds, with optional Bonus Bookworm Cards available for $5 each to increase your chances. The café menu will be open for purchases, including coffee, wine, grazing boards, and flatbreads. Each attendee needs their own ticket, and names can be listed at booking to seat a group together. Seating is limited.

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.

The Uncle Louie Variety Show brings its We Are Family tour to Hanna Theatre in Cleveland, delivering an old-school comedy experience led by Lou Greco and Carlo Russo. This dynamic duo shares comic moments inspired by growing up Italian American, weaving together stand-up, fast-paced sketches, and live music for a lively, feel-good performance. Their set highlights the humor in family life, cultural quirks, and everyday situations that resonate across generations. Backed by a strong online presence and a devoted fan base, they keep their material fresh while staying true to the warmth and laughter that define their show.

Guests of all ages are welcome. The venue opens its doors ahead of the performance, with the show starting shortly after. Opening acts may change without notice. Tickets will be available to the general public, with presale opportunities offered through the local venue and Live Nation.

Mediocre on a Good Day caps the year with a final show before a break from Thanksgiving through New Year’s to celebrate the holidays and build a fresh batch of songs for next year. The night also marks the first live appearance by special guests That Blues Thing. Expect an all-out sendoff and a last chance to catch the band live for a while.

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.

Find relief from stress and reconnect with yourself at a Reiki healing and meditation workshop focused on practical support. The experience begins with a 30 minute guided meditation to quiet mental noise and invite deep relaxation. A group Reiki healing follows to help release stored tension and support healthy energy flow. Participants then move into a journaling session to reflect on insights and clarify next steps. The workshop welcomes both newcomers to meditation or Reiki and seasoned practitioners seeking renewal and growth. Please bring a yoga mat, a journal, and an open mind. Space is limited.

At Supper Club, Gimme Sugar delivers a high-energy salute to the iconic music of The Rolling Stones. This collection brunch supports The Sub Zero Mission, with requested donations including hats, gloves, socks, coats, boots, and thermal layers. Seating is general admission and table reservations are required. Tickets are $12 in advance or $18 on the day of the show.

The Gaither Vocal Band brings the Then Came the Morning Tour 2026 to Highway Tabernacle Church in Youngstown, OH, led by Bill Gaither, a multiple Grammy and Dove Award winning singer and songwriter with more than half a century of influential work. The lineup also features Chris Blue, Ladye Love Smith, Gene McDonald, and Kevin Williams. Gaither’s long running Homecoming CD and DVD series continues to lead sales and reach a growing audience, reflecting his role as a performer, songwriter, and mentor. Tickets are on sale. To protect buyers and participants, third party ticket resales are not permitted for TPR. event pages, and purchases made through unofficial sellers are not guaranteed or supported. Use the official ticketing outlet to ensure valid entry and access to updates and assistance.

Low Cut Connie performs at Grog Shop with JT Loux joining the lineup. The project is led by Philadelphia rock and roll artist Adam Weiner, whose seven studio albums have helped cultivate a dedicated following that includes President Barack Obama, Sir Elton John, and Bruce Springsteen. Weiner created the award winning documentary ART DEALERS, has been praised by outlets such as The New Yorker, Rolling Stone, and NPR’s Fresh Air, and has been featured on Late Night with Seth Meyers, The Late Show with Stephen Colbert’s #PlayAtHome Series, and PBS NewsHour. His writing has also appeared in SPIN, Billboard, and Talkhouse. His eighth studio album is titled Livin’ in the USA. All ages are welcome. Tickets are $30 in advance and $35 the day of the show, with an additional $3 collected at the door for attendees under 21.