Family events in Warren, OH

Registration is open for the City of Hermitage Parks and Hermitage Little League fall baseball season. This recreational program welcomes players ages 6 to 12, using next year’s Little League age for eligibility, and emphasizes skill building, staying active, and community-oriented competition. Games are planned for Sundays, with weekday makeups if necessary, and play will take place at Hermitage Little League Fields and the Hermitage Athletic Complex. The cost is $40 per player. Individuals can register online and will be placed on a team after registration closes. Coaches or sponsors may enter fully formed teams by registering and paying for the full roster online, and players on those teams should sign up through their coach rather than individually. Coaches must submit team rosters, player shirt sizes, and signed waivers to the parks department by the registration deadline.

Now in its 20th season, this outdoor farmers market brings together local growers and makers. Explore their goods, enjoy music performed live, and take part in activities for families.

The fifth annual Cars Cats & Canines car show celebrates automotive culture while supporting Angels for Animals in Canfield, Ohio. Expect a broad lineup of vehicles, including classics, muscle cars, street machines, custom builds, and distinctive one-of-a-kind rides. Festivities include a food hall, beer and wine, live music by The Don Tanner Band, shelter tours, raffle baskets, prizes, donation opportunities, and more. Entry is free for both show vehicles and spectators. A complimentary shuttle for spectators will be available, with full instructions, raffle bundle details, and donation information provided on the event website. Presented by The Flynn Family Foundation, with support from Phantom Fireworks, #1 Cochran, Associated School Employees Credit Union, Hill Barth & King, and B&R Wholesale Tire & Wheel. All proceeds go directly to Angels for Animals.

Presented by the Cleveland Cultural Gardens Federation in collaboration with the International Community Council, Worldwide Intercultural Network (ICC-WIN), the New American Mosaic, International Fashion Show highlights the rich diversity of Northeast Ohio. Community members take the stage in beautiful traditional clothing from around the world, sharing stories that reflect heritage, pride, and unity. This edition also features the debut of the International Children’s Choir, bringing young voices together in harmony. Culture, fashion, and music come together to honor the global community in Cleveland.

AEG Presents brings a concert celebration honoring 40 years of Jim Henson’s Labyrinth. The event is open to all ages. Ticket transfers are delayed and will be enabled about three weeks before the event, in line with the AXS Purchase Agreement.

We Are Messengers present the Halfway Home Tour, an evening of candid, faith-centered music that focuses on the journey with God rather than a finish line. Expect songs such as “Come What May” and “Wholehearted.” The opening leg features Andrew Ripp with “Fill My Cup” and “Jericho,” while later dates include Allison Eide performing “Love Who I Am.” A limited VIP option includes early entry to choose seats, a pre-show Q&A with We Are Messengers, and a VIP laminate. Timely arrival is required for Q&A access, and late arrivals will forfeit that opportunity. No refunds. The lineup is subject to change. To ensure valid tickets, purchase only through the official ticketing partner, and note that resale posts may be removed and could result in a ban.

Designed for families with very young children, Stroller Art at the Butler pairs a guided gallery experience with a simple creative project. Babies from infancy through 24 months participate alongside a parent or caregiver, with activities that support early learning through looking and making. Attendance is free and open to all. Questions can be directed to Joy Mistovich, Education Assistant and Accessibility Specialist, at 330-743-1107 ext. 1103 or joymistovich@butlerart.com.

The fourth annual Witchwalk on Main fills the day with family friendly fun and a dash of magic. Last year drew about 6,000 attendees, and the celebration brings a lively mix of activities and entertainment. Browse creative vendors, enjoy food trucks, and visit the Vintage Saloon for beverages. Dress to impress for best dressed witch contests, practice your most cackling laugh for spirited competitions, and learn a witchy dance with Columbiana Performing Arts... broomsticks encouraged. As evening settles in, enjoy live music from the Full Circle Band and dance under the moonlight, or simply relax and take in the night sky. Vendors interested in participating can contact Jane at 330-506-6650 or email WitchwalkColumbiana@ gmail.com.

A Walk in Her Shoes returns for its 9th year, bringing people together to honor the strength, resilience, and journeys of women impacted by cancer. Guided by the theme Walk With Her, Rise With Her, this gathering celebrates sisterhood, solidarity, and the power of walking side by side. Building on the energy of past years, including a previous nod to the spirit of New Orleans, this edition focuses on purpose, unity, and collective strength. Participants can rally their walking crew for a meaningful experience centered on community, inspiration, and support. Additional information will be shared soon.

This community walk at Austintown Township Park, centered at the Stacey Pavilion, shines a light on mental health, reduces stigma, and supports individuals and families affected by mental illness. Funds raised stay in the Mahoning Valley and help provide free resources such as support groups, educational classes, wellness activities, and crisis intervention training for law enforcement. The event features food trucks, basket raffles with a 50/50 drawing, live music, games and activities, free yoga on the lawn, and agency information tables. Participation options include forming a team, walking with an existing team, or taking part individually, and online tools are available to share and fundraise. Sponsors, basket donations, and walk teams are welcome. Every step helps build a community where no one faces mental illness alone.

This long-standing group tradition welcomes families, with an invitation to bring the kids and savor the simple pleasures of a Northeast Ohio autumn day.

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.