Events in Westlake today

Led by Colleen, this all-levels flow invites you to move at your own pace. Throughout the practice you will be given options to modify or add challenge, supporting a safe exploration of your personal edge while keeping everything accessible. Elements of yoga philosophy are woven in to enrich the experience beyond the physical postures. No experience is required, though some familiarity can be helpful. The intensity is moderate, rated 3 on a 1 to 5 scale. Wear comfortable clothing for movement and bring a yoga mat.

Jim leads an all-levels yoga session that blends vinyasa and slow flow for a moderate to strong practice. Expect a breath-led sequence that moves smoothly from pose to pose with less emphasis on long holds, building heat while developing strength and flexibility. The pace supports mental focus, can benefit cardiovascular health, and helps ease stress. Participants should have at least six months of consistent yoga experience or a background in dance, gymnastics, or martial arts. The class is rated 4 on a 1 to 5 difficulty scale. Bring a yoga mat and wear comfortable clothing.

Power through a 45-minute barre-inspired strength session led by Savannah. Small, controlled barre movements pair with classic strength exercises to tone and challenge your entire body. Expect upbeat music, high-energy coaching, and a gradual burn that lingers. This class is open to all levels with no prerequisites and is rated 4 out of 5 for difficulty. Bring a yoga mat, go barefoot or wear grippy socks, and have water and a towel ready.

Move, breathe, and create with a dynamic vinyasa practice crafted by Sacral Angel. Using rhythmic flow, intentional breathwork, and expressive movement, this session focuses on the sacral center to release what is stagnant, transform energy, and channel embodied power into new creation. It is intended for those looking to go deeper while cultivating confidence, authentic expression, and personal transformation. This is an Intermediate/Power Vinyasa class with an intensity of 4 out of 5. All levels are welcome with no prerequisites, and a yoga mat is recommended.

Zumba with Michelle delivers a high-energy, Latin-influenced dance workout that blends quick and slower tempos, featuring styles like salsa, merengue, cumbia, reggaeton, and more. The class supports cardiovascular health while building strength and flexibility, all in a welcoming, judgment-free setting that lifts your mood. No prior experience is required and all levels are welcome. The session is rated 3 on a 1 to 5 difficulty scale. Please bring clean, dry athletic shoes to change into, along with socks and a towel.

Build stamina and strength in a balanced group workout with Nanci. This session blends moderate cardio to support heart health and endurance with functional strength moves that develop muscle, enhance balance, and make everyday activities feel easier. All fitness levels are welcome, with options provided so everyone can work at a comfortable pace. There are no prerequisites, and the class is rated 1 on a 1 to 5 difficulty scale. For comfort and safety, bring clean, dry athletic shoes to change into, along with water and a towel.

Build strength from the inside out with a Tabata session led by Nanci. Short bursts of high-intensity effort alternate with quick recovery to combine weight training, functional bodyweight moves, and focused core work for improved stability, power, and overall conditioning. The format is efficient and adaptable for beginners and experienced participants, with no prerequisites. Rated Level 1 on a 1 to 5 scale, it remains accessible while still promoting continued calorie burn after class. Please bring a yoga mat, a clean and dry pair of athletic shoes to change into, water, and a towel.

Settle into a calming Stretch & Restore class with Jim that blends the stillness of Yin Yoga and the soothing support of Restorative Yoga. In Yin, you will relax into quiet, passive poses for several minutes to reach deep connective tissues, easing tension and enhancing flexibility. Restorative invites deep rest through gentle positions, often supported by props such as blankets, bolsters, and blocks, to quiet the mind and encourage the body’s relaxation response. This session welcomes all levels with no prerequisites and is rated 1 on a 1 to 5 difficulty scale. Bring a yoga mat and wear comfortable clothing.

Families can meet at Schwartz Road Park for a casual playground meetup where children of all ages play and explore while parents connect and relax outdoors. The gathering is free and open to the community. Participants are welcome to bring a friend to learn more about what AECPTA has to offer.

The return of Bike Nights brings DJ Superfly to the Mulligans Pub patio in Avon. A bike giveaway is planned with Nomad Soul. Additional information about the featured bike, tickets, pricing, and the charities to be supported will be shared.

Settle into a slower-paced yoga practice that welcomes all experience levels. The sequence allows extra time to refine alignment and build strength. Prior classes can be helpful but are not required. This session is rated a 3 on a 1 to 5 difficulty scale. Please bring a yoga mat.

River Shook appears at The Winchester Music Tavern for a performance open to attendees of any age. Advance admission is $20.

Presented by Birchwood School of Hawken, this free outdoor movie series transforms Crocker Park’s Union Square Lawn, next to Regal Cinema, into an open-air theater for family-friendly films. Bring blankets and lawn chairs, settle in on the grass, and watch a feature beneath the night sky.

A 45 minute barre-focused workout infused with ballet technique. Sequences inspired by the ballet barre are paired with classic barre movements to develop strength, balance, and control while creating long, toned muscles. Flowing combinations and precise, targeted work deliver an all over burn. Prior dance experience can be helpful, but it is not required. Bring a yoga mat, and wear grippy barre socks or go barefoot.

Build total body strength in a 45 minute barre inspired session led by Megan. The class blends precise, small barre movements with classic strength exercises to shape and challenge every major muscle group. Expect lively music, a high energy instructor, and a burn that sneaks up on you and sticks around. Suitable for all levels with no prerequisites. Difficulty is rated 2 on a 1 to 5 scale. Bring a yoga mat, go barefoot or wear grippy socks, and have water and a towel handy.

Bay Village residents can safely clear out household hazardous waste, scrap metal, and old computers at the Service Garage. The City of Bay Village and the Cuyahoga County Solid Waste District manage the collection. Accepted items include scrap metal, computers and related equipment, oil or solvent-based paints and coatings in liquid or aerosol form, varnish, polyurethane and shellac, as well as paint thinner, mineral spirits and turpentine. Pesticides, herbicides and fungicides are accepted, along with caustic cleaners, pool chemicals, oils and grease. Automotive fluids such as motor oil are welcome, and so are car batteries, adhesives, roof tar, driveway sealer, kerosene, gasoline and lighter fluid. Some materials are not accepted. Please do not bring tires, televisions or other entertainment electronics, latex paint, explosives, ammunition or flares, medical waste or medications, radioactive waste, general electronics or appliances, business or commercial waste, rechargeable batteries or fluorescent bulbs. Latex paint should be dried with cat litter and then placed in regular trash, and medications should be taken to the police station drop-off bin. Certain retailers may provide recycling options for specific items, for example Best Buy may accept some electronics for a fee. Rechargeable batteries can be recycled at no cost through Call2Recycle, with drop-offs available at Best Buy, Home Depot or Lowe’s locations in Cuyahoga County. Do not leave materials after hours.

Start your yoga journey in a welcoming, beginner focused class with Nina Vanek. Learn the building blocks of practice as foundational poses, sun salutations, breath work, healthy alignment, and smooth transitions are explained step by step. The setting is relaxed and questions are encouraged. You will receive clear guidance while moving at a comfortable pace, and there is no pressure to be extra flexible. Over the course of the session, develop strength, balance, flexibility, and confidence on the mat. This is a good fit for complete newcomers, anyone feeling out of practice, or those seeking a strong refresher on the basics. There are no prerequisites and it is open to all levels, with an ease rating of 1 on a 1 to 5 scale. Wear comfortable clothing, and plan for nonslip socks or bare feet.

Enjoy a calm, supportive yoga session with Jim that blends Yin and Restorative practices. Yin features slow, passive postures held for several minutes to reach the fascia, ligaments, and joints, easing tension while supporting flexibility and steady energy. Restorative work uses gentle, fully supported shapes with props like blankets, bolsters, and blocks to invite deep relaxation, improve sleep, activate the body’s calming response, and allow deep muscular release. Suitable for all levels with no prerequisites, this class is rated 1 on a 1 to 5 difficulty scale. Please bring a yoga mat and wear comfortable clothing.

Experience a Vinyasa-based class that celebrates creativity and self-expression. Rather than aiming for picture-perfect shapes, you will be guided to move intuitively, sync breath with motion, and find what feels energizing, grounding, and natural in your body. Expect smooth transitions, playful exploration, and optional hands-on support to help you deepen your practice with confidence. There is plenty of room to modify and make each sequence your own while building strength, flexibility, balance, and mindfulness in a way that feels expressive and freeing. Arrive ready to sweat, breathe fully, and flow without overthinking. This class requires prior experience with at least 10 yoga classes. The difficulty level is 3 on a 1 to 5 scale. Wear comfortable clothing, and use nonslip socks or go barefoot.

Northeast Ohio VetFest marks its fifth year with two days devoted to live music, patriotism, community, and purpose. The focus is raising awareness of veteran mental health, helping prevent veteran suicide, and connecting veterans and their families with organizations, resources, and support. At Victory Park, the first night features a rock lineup with Grunge DND, RikOshay, and Modern Vinyl, headlined by Artimus Pyle of Lynyrd Skynyrd. The second day turns to country with Kentucky Music Mafia, Caden Wilson, Kevin Thomas, and Whey Jennings, capped by Confederate Railroad. A special appearance by Layla Tucker is also planned. Across the weekend, attendees can connect with veteran organizations and support resources, enjoy food and merchandise vendors, and engage with community partners and sponsors. Expect a full weekend of live entertainment. Proceeds from ticket sales support efforts that serve veterans and their families, bringing everyone together around one shared cause and purpose.

An open gym session at Gym Skills Cleveland gives kids a place to stay active, practice gymnastics skills, explore the equipment, and spend time with friends. Participants must be walking age or older. Children ages 2 to 5 require a parent to supervise, and those 6 and up can be dropped off. The cost is $15 for the first child and $12 for each additional sibling. Advance registration is required, and the session will not take place if no one is registered ahead of time.

Move from steady grounding to an easy sense of lift in this progressive yoga class with Melissa. It begins close to the floor with calm breathing, unhurried poses, and steady holds to cultivate stability and a clear connection to your foundation. From there, the practice unfolds into a smooth, deliberate flow that invites strength, openness, and a gentle rise in energy. Sequences are crafted to reflect the cycle of rooting and rising, blending vigor with softness, effort with relaxation, and motion with quiet. Options are provided for every practitioner, with no prerequisites, and the intensity sits at a moderate 3 on a 1 to 5 scale. The session settles back into stillness so your body can absorb the work, your mind can soften, and your energy can rebalance. Expect to finish feeling grounded, supported, and calmly refreshed. Please bring a yoga mat.

Enjoy rolling dice while playing Bolt Action or Konflikt 47.

Mahall's hosts an evening of live music featuring performances by Faetooth, Latter, and Bosses.

Lea Marra performs a live outdoor show on the patio.

Settle into a calming yoga session guided by Anita, featuring floor-based poses that relax the body while gently warming and lengthening muscles. After savasana, there is a brief period of silent meditation to close the practice. This class welcomes all levels with no prerequisites and is rated 1 on a 1 to 5 difficulty scale. Bring a yoga mat for comfort and support.

Tricky Dick brings a high-energy night of live music to Panini's Bar & Grill. Since 2008, the band has energized audiences with top 40 favorites, blending throwback hits and current chart toppers with lively stage presence and plenty of crowd interaction. The set delivers nonstop jams, dancing and good times.

Dreadlock Dave brings a lively mix of folk, rock, and acoustic grooves to Beerhead in Avon. With soulful vocals, funky undertones, and an upbeat spirit, the set delivers feel-good energy that keeps the room moving and smiling. Every show is shaped in the moment, making for a one-of-a-kind performance. It is a relaxed opportunity to enjoy music with friends and soak in the atmosphere at Beerhead.

At Flyers Bar & Grill, DJ GramPappy James leads an evening that blends karaoke, dancing, and a setlist shaped by audience requests. Singers share the mic while requested tracks provide the soundtrack for the dance floor.

Bound In Black presents a complete headlining performance at Rock Creek Kitchen & Bar, featuring live renditions of favorites by Sabbath, Ozzy, and Dio.

DJ Coz Play, also known as Brandi, leads a weekly night of karaoke and music at My Corner Bar. The evening features karaoke alongside dance-friendly tracks for a mix of singing, dancing, music, and fun.

4Locos makes its debut at 1928 Public House with a performance on the outdoor patio. This performance marks the act’s first appearance at the venue.

Move to the beat in a gentle, energizing cardio drumming session with Stori. Blending steady rhythms with mindful movement, breath, and music, this class uses drumsticks and stability balls to create flowing sequences that build coordination, balance, and flexibility while easing stress. The supportive pace helps you stay present, explore creativity, and finish feeling refreshed. No prerequisites are required and it is open to all levels, with a difficulty rating of 1 on a 1 to 5 scale. Wear comfortable clothing and bring a pair of clean, dry athletic shoes to change into.

A welcoming flow class suitable for a range of experience levels, offering modifications and optional challenges so participants can explore their edge. Each session includes elements of yogic philosophy woven into the practice. Familiarity with yoga is helpful but not required. The intensity is moderate, rated 3 on a scale of 1 to 5. Wear comfortable clothing for movement and bring a yoga mat.

This class is designed to be accessible for students at all levels and incorporates elements of breathwork and meditation. There are no prerequisites. The difficulty is rated 2 on a scale of 1 to 5. Please bring a yoga mat. Registration is available.

Settle into a balanced yoga session designed for beginners as well as longtime practitioners who enjoy a middle-of-the-road workout. There are no prerequisites, so all experience levels are welcome. The class is rated 3 on a 1 to 5 difficulty scale, offering a steady challenge without reaching the most intense range. Please bring a yoga mat and wear loose, comfortable clothing.

Enjoy a monthly Dungeons & Dragons one-shot designed to be completed in a single four hour session. The game runs with the 5E 2024 rules. The party is limited to five players. Character sheets are available, and players may bring their own with approval from the DM. The cost to participate is $10.

Build practical self-protection skills with a two-day seminar at The Brigade Shooting Company focused on awareness, decision-making, and hands-on practice to help you safeguard yourself and those you care about. Saturday begins with Ground Zero, a session devoted to escaping from the bottom when pinned or overpowered. Using leverage and mobility drills, you will learn to control space, protect yourself from strikes or grabs, get back to your feet, and break free. After a brief break with Q&A, the Retention block concentrates on managing distance before using any tool and keeping control of it if an attacker closes in. Expect high-repetition training and movement patterns that sharpen tactile reflexes, improve leverage, and reinforce strategies for controlling, disengaging, and retaining what you carry in close quarters. Sunday opens with Flexible Weapons, where everyday items such as belts, scarves, or rope become adaptable defensive options. Training emphasizes control, leverage, and responsiveness so you can apply simple, effective techniques in unpredictable situations. After another break with Q&A, Knife Level One and Two address the realities of edged-weapon threats. You will work empty-hand responses to common attacks, learn to manage distance, control the weapon-bearing limb, and create opportunities to escape or counter. Repetition and shared movement patterns help develop functional skills that translate to both unarmed defense and responsible knife use, building tactical awareness and confidence under pressure. This seminar is open to participants ages 13 and up. Pricing is tiered by registration period. One day is available at $89 for early purchase, $129 for standard registration, or $199 late. Both days together are offered at $149 early, $198 standard, or $339 late. Instruction is led by Guro Larry St. Clair, who brings more than four decades of experience in martial arts, combatives, and fitness, with ranks and credentials across Jeet Kune Do, Filipino Martial Arts, Muay Thai, Savate, MMA, and BJJ. He has operated large training facilities, coached champions, and earned world titles. His specialties include performance training, nutrition coaching, personal protection, and edged-weapon defense, and he is recognized for tailoring methods to each participant’s abilities and goals. He leads Martial Way Legacy in Austin, teaches internationally with Martial Arts Research Systems, serves as Director of Education at Core Concept Coaching, produces online courses in fitness, martial arts, and self-protection, and is a long-time instructor with the A Girl and A Gun National Shooting Organization.

Part of a series that blends yoga and pilates at the North Union Farmers Market in Crocker Park, this outdoor class takes place on the lawn near the Fidelity Building. Look for the Bottoms Up! Yoga tent or the North Union Farmers Market tent to find the group. This session features all-levels yoga led by Adriana Leone. After class, explore the market’s local vendors and browse a booth with Bottoms Up! Yoga merchandise and a large selection of Silverwind Athleticwear. Capacity is limited to 15 participants, so purchasing tickets in advance is recommended, and tickets should be ready at check-in. Please come prepared for outdoor conditions and bring a mat, sunscreen, water, a towel, and anything else needed to stay comfortable.

An invading nation has struck at an ancient forest deity, and a rampant overgrowth now spreads across the land. This single-session Daggerheart adventure invites players to face that blight and make choices where the outcome teeters between hope and fear. Daggerheart is a new tabletop roleplaying game from Darrington Press that blends tactical decision-making with collaborative storytelling. Built around a card-based system and the Duality Dice, it encourages the table to build the world together. A concise ruleset, quick onboarding, mechanics that prioritize narrative, and a set of 279 illustrated cards support fast play. The game is a one-shot running about four hours, limited to five players, with a $10 participation fee.

Enjoy a welcoming, mixed‑level yoga session with Jim that blends a mindful flow and a soothing stretch. The flow offers either a steady Vinyasa or an easier slow sequence, linking breath with movement to build warmth, strength, and flexibility. Intensity sits between a beginner basics class and a full Vinyasa practice, making it a comfortable choice for newcomers and a satisfying option for experienced practitioners who prefer a moderate pace. The stretch portion weaves together principles of Yin and Restorative yoga, inviting longer, passive holds that ease tension in the deeper connective tissues while encouraging calm, steady breathing and full-body relaxation. There are no prerequisites, the class is open to all levels, and the challenge is moderate at about a 3 on a 1 to 5 scale. Please bring a yoga mat and wear comfortable clothing.

A free community meal features a hot menu of shepherd's pie, a fruit cup, cucumber salad, bread, and dessert.

Brush up on your music knowledge at a back-to-school themed night of Music Bingo and Name That Tune at Buns and Brews Sportsbar and Grill. It is free to play and hosted by Lauren of Shell Yeah Events. Expect throwback songs, quick pop quiz moments, and the chance to win prizes. Players listen to tracks, identify titles, and mark their cards to complete a winning pattern. Seating is first come, first served. Food and cocktails are available for purchase. No purchase is required to participate. This is a skill-based music identification game presented for entertainment only, and no cash prizes will be awarded.

This event features live music entertainment.

Lakewood Civic Auditorium hosts a celebrated Motown tribute that brings the classic sounds of Detroit to life in Lakewood, Ohio. The production highlights hits associated with The Temptations, The Jackson Five, Diana Ross and The Supremes, Marvin Gaye, Stevie Wonder, Smokey Robinson, and other legends, delivered with tight harmonies, high-energy choreography, and a signature Motown look. Praised by audiences and critics, it is promoted as a leading Motown tribute and packs in over two hours of music. Expect an upbeat atmosphere where you can sway along from your seat or spend the night dancing, while revisiting Motown classics.

Seeing Double welcomes a return visit for an evening of well known tunes. Cocktails and food are available at this speakeasy.

The Winchester Music Tavern presents a tribute night featuring Nookie performing the music of Limp Bizkit, with Suffer paying homage to Staind. Advance tickets are $20, and there is an additional $3 charge at the door for guests under 21.

At Snow Road Picnic Area in Big Creek Reservation, this structured group walk focuses on socialization and leash manners in a controlled setting. It is designed for dogs that bark at people or other dogs, jump during greetings, pull on leash, or struggle to focus outdoors even when they respond well inside. Participants work alongside others with similar training goals without worry about off leash interruptions or unpredictable encounters. The session provides repeated practice on the behaviors you want to improve. The fee is $10 per dog, with a one dog per person policy because of the exercises involved. Retractable or flexi leads are not allowed. Please give other teams space, as some dogs may be reactive and not interested in greeting.

Recess Games is hosting a Warhammer 40,000 escalation league built around the new 11th edition mission deck, with one game each week and a three round finale at the end. Points increase as the league progresses, moving from 750 to 1000 to 1250, taking a short break, returning at 1250, then advancing to 1500 and 1750 before another brief break leading into the final event. The concluding event includes lunch and prizes. Participants commit to a single army for the duration, while lists and detachments may be adjusted throughout. Games use the latest Chapter Approved mission deck. Two scheduled breaks provide time to make up missed matches or rest. Table space is prioritized on Fridays, though opponents can coordinate a match on any day that works for them. Pairings are issued on Saturdays and each matchup is arranged in a private Discord thread. Mission details are posted in the Recess Games Discord server.

A free, bike-focused celebration at Kauffman Park centers on young riders using bikes 24 inches and under. The park provides plenty of space for kids to practice and play, with DJ music setting a family-friendly soundtrack and dedicated riding courses for kids and tots. Families will find bike decorating with spoke beads, playing cards, colored masking tape, crepe paper, and other colorful touches, along with temporary tattoos, snacks, and community resources for budding cyclists. Visit information stations with Bike Lakewood, Beat Cycles, Lakewood Recreation, Lakewood Police, and others. Test handling and balance on a skills challenge loop along the main fitness path. Enjoy complimentary snacks and reusable water bottles while supplies last. Little riders can borrow a ride and cruise the small shaded trail that circles the playground at the tot lot and ride-on course. Cool off with water play in the new mini river basin, explore the nature-based playground, and add a splash of color by chalking the walk. Presented by Kauffman Park Friends in partnership with Bike Lakewood, with support from the Healthy Lakewood Foundation.

The fifth annual celebration of big band music brings nine straight hours of live jazz and swing, with a different band kicking off at the top of each hour. Drop in for one set or make a day of it, since there is always fresh music on stage. The festivities also highlight the debut of a brand-new three-season enclosed Grand Pavilion, a community gathering space more than a year in the making. The pavilion offers indoor seating for 120, which means the music continues rain or shine. Guests are welcome to relax in the pavilion or spread out in the park with their own lawn chairs. Food trucks will be on site throughout the day to keep the good times rolling with plenty of choices. It is a toast to five years of music, food, and community, and a warm introduction to a new venue designed for three-season use.

Enjoy an in-person musical performance.

Enjoy a balanced workout that blends cardio, strength and conditioning, and focused core training. The class moves through three 12 minute segments designed to rev up metabolism while improving overall muscular strength and endurance. It welcomes all levels with no prerequisites and is rated 2 out of 5 on the difficulty scale. Please bring a separate pair of clean, dry athletic shoes to change into, along with a towel and a PBA free water bottle.

Led by Deirdre, this all levels Hatha Flow blends breath-synchronized Vinyasa with the steady focus of traditional Hatha for a balanced practice. Move through smooth sequences that link inhale and exhale to each transition, often set to music, to build warmth, strength, and flexibility. Between flows, pause to refine alignment, deepen awareness of breath and body, and let attention settle. The result is a moving meditation that supports focus, cardiovascular health, and stress reduction while honoring the grounding qualities of foundational postures, breathing techniques, and moments of quiet. Open to everyone with no prerequisites. The challenge is moderate at level 3 on a 1 to 5 scale. Please bring a yoga mat.

An advanced vinyasa practice shaped by Ashtanga alignment offers a classic, disciplined approach where movement and breath are linked in carefully organized sequences. The heat and focus generated are intended to support detoxification, build strength, and enhance clarity of mind. Postures are integrated with mindful breathing, subtle internal engagements, and a steady point of gaze to encourage inner cleansing and spiritual development. This class is intended for practitioners with at least 12 months of consistent practice or for those with experience in dance, gymnastics, or martial arts. Difficulty level is 5 out of 5. Please bring a yoga mat and wear casual, comfortable clothing.

Bottoms Up! Yoga presents an outdoor, pay-what-you-can yoga session in front of the Solstice Steps at Lakewood Park, offered as part of a weekly summertime series. Enjoy a mindful flow in nature while supporting local efforts and connecting with fellow nature lovers. Wear comfortable clothing and bring your own mat, water, and sunscreen. A suggested minimum donation of $10 is appreciated, and the organizers welcome a heads-up if you plan to attend.

Develop strength starting at your core with a Tabata-style workout that blends weighted exercises, functional bodyweight work, and targeted core training. Quick, high-intensity intervals with short rest periods are designed to elevate strength and stability, increase calorie burn, and spark an afterburn that can last beyond the workout. This efficient, full-body session welcomes all fitness levels and has no prerequisites. It is rated Level 1 on a 1 to 5 difficulty scale. For a comfortable experience, bring a yoga mat, an extra pair of clean, dry athletic shoes to change into, water, and a towel.

Unwind with a gentle yoga class focused on reducing stress while improving flexibility, strength, and balance. The practice moves at an easy pace and highlights mindful awareness of the body and breath. Poses are explored with options for modifications and include time lying down, seated work, kneeling, on hands and knees, and standing sequences. Open to all levels with no prerequisites or prior experience needed. This session is rated at the easiest level on a 1 to 5 scale. Please bring a yoga mat and wear comfortable clothing.

Test your know-how at a weekly general knowledge trivia night featuring multiple rounds spread through the evening. Industry-night specials are available throughout, making it a lively spot to play and unwind.

Experience Qigong Tai Chi with Jeannie in a calm, whole-body practice that supports overall wellness and a return to your natural state of health. The class weaves together smooth, gentle movements, mindful breathing, acupressure self-massage, and guided imagery to build stamina, enhance balance, and increase flexibility. No prerequisites are required, and all levels are welcome. The difficulty is rated 1 on a 1 to 5 scale. Wear comfortable clothing, and plan to change into clean, dry athletic shoes, or choose nonslip socks or bare feet.

Settle into a calming restorative yoga class designed to nourish both body and mind. Instead of moving quickly through sequences, you will explore a small number of poses held for about three to five minutes to encourage a deeper stretch and steady, relaxed breathing. The aim is to quiet distractions, clear your head, and fully relax into each posture. No prior experience is needed and all levels are welcome. On a 1 to 5 scale, this class is rated 1 for ease. Please bring a yoga mat, wear comfortable clothing, and have a pillow and blanket available for Savasana.

Century Tavern sets the stage for a Queen of Hearts drawing paired with a live DJ for a lively night out. Try your luck in the drawing for a jackpot that keeps growing, then enjoy music and upbeat vibes. The night is hosted by DJ Don Kooch and presented by JDJ Mobile Entertainment.

Led by Colleen, this all-levels yoga flow offers choices to scale poses up or down so each participant can practice at a comfortable pace and level of challenge. Short insights from yoga philosophy are woven in to support focus and intention. No experience is required, though some familiarity can be helpful. The class is moderately challenging, rated 3 on a 1 to 5 scale. Wear comfortable clothing for movement and bring a yoga mat.

Guided by Jen, this gentle flow yoga session takes a slower, quieter approach that emphasizes mindful movement and steady breathing. You will move unhurriedly through asanas with a focus on meditation and breathwork to support each pose. There are no prerequisites and it is suitable for all levels, with a moderate difficulty of 3 out of 5. Please bring a yoga mat.

Enjoy a Latin dance inspired workout with a party vibe that blends quick and slower rhythms from styles like Salsa, Merengue, Cumbia, Reggaeton, and more. The sequence supports heart health, builds strength, and improves flexibility in a friendly, judgment free setting. No experience is required and all levels are welcome. The intensity is moderate, rated 3 on a 1 to 5 scale. Please bring a separate pair of clean, dry athletic shoes to change into, along with socks and a towel.

Angel leads a gentle, all-levels yoga session that encourages a return to embodied presence. Through slow, intentional movement, conscious breathing, and grounding practices, participants tend to the sacral center, reconnect with emotions, and foster a deeper sense of inner safety. It is well suited to beginners and to anyone looking for a softer entry into yoga, inviting you to awaken, align, and settle into your natural flow. There are no prerequisites, the difficulty is rated 1 on a 1 to 5 scale, and a yoga mat is recommended. Angel also offers optional hands-on assistance for those who would like support in their asana.

Experience the latest looks at Ulta Beauty in North Olmsted with MAC Trend Tuesdays. MAC Artist Juliana brings current makeup trends to life and shares practical tips, application tricks, and product suggestions, from soft glam and vivid color to polished, skin-focused finishes. Look for live demonstrations and personalized guidance to help you discover a look that fits your style. No appointment is required.

Drop into a free crocheting open studio focused on learning and skill-building. Beginners can get started, and experienced crafters can troubleshoot techniques and stitches. Please bring your own yarn, crochet hooks, and any patterns you want to work on. An experienced teacher will be available to offer guidance and answer questions.

Spend an evening playing tabletop favorites with The Cleveland Board Gamers. Attendees can bring beloved titles or new games to introduce, and the group will split into smaller tables based on interests so everyone gets more playtime. New players are welcome. Walk-ins are fine, and RSVPs are appreciated to help encourage turnout. Food is allowed if you clean up afterward, but please do not leave shared trays or boxes out in accordance with library guidelines. The meetup takes place in the small conference room next to the Innovation Center near the front entrance.

A Westside group road ride meets at Emerald Necklace Marina-Cleveland Metroparks, weather permitting. If a cancellation occurs, the Official CTC Event designation is removed. Participation is at your own risk. CTC members have USAT supplemental insurance during sanctioned activities, and non-members may ride but may be asked to stop if their behavior is unsafe. Riders should be comfortable on public roads and understand traffic laws. Those who need a refresher are encouraged to review resources from Bike Cleveland or attend a cycling skills clinic. Helmets are required. High visibility is recommended with front and rear lights and brightly colored apparel. Obey all traffic signs and signals, keep brakes immediately accessible rather than using an aero position, avoid obscene language or gestures, hold a straight line, and communicate clearly when slowing or stopping. Call out hazards and speak up if you observe unsafe riding to help prevent accidents. Multiple pace options help match ability levels. The A group is for experienced group riders, building around 20 to 22 mph on the way out with harder efforts on the return and it is a drop ride. The B group typically targets about 19 to 21 mph. The C group, sometimes called B minus, usually rides around 17 to 19 mph. The D group is no-drop for those learning group skills or riding under 16 mph and includes guidance on pacelining and bike handling. When turnout is very small, the D group may not run. Listed speeds reflect group riding, which is often faster than riding solo. The ride uses a single paceline with short pulls at the front. Maintain the agreed pace when leading. If you prefer not to pull, safely rotate to the back on the left side. If your speed does not match the group, communicate with the lead and drop back rather than changing the pace at the front. Signal before leaving the line and make movements predictably. Enjoy the ride. For Westside or Southside emergencies call 440-333-4911, and for other calls use 440-331-5530.

Stretch and Restore with Jim combines two gentle approaches for a deeply soothing experience. The Yin portion invites stillness with passive shapes held for about three to five minutes or longer, reaching the fascia, ligaments, and joints rather than the muscles. This slow, contemplative work encourages relaxation, improves flexibility, and supports a steadier sense of energy. The Restorative portion centers on rest, using supportive props like blankets, bolsters, and blocks to hold comfortable poses for five to twenty minutes. This quiet practice helps settle the nervous system, reduce stress, support better sleep, and allow muscular release that aids healing. There are no prerequisites, it is open to all levels, and it is rated at the easiest difficulty of 1 out of 5. Please bring a yoga mat and wear comfortable clothing.

At the Monthly Development Circle, Jim Flynn leads exercises and meditations intended to help open and enhance psychic gifts.

At Lakewood Village Tavern, trivia night pairs with Taco Tuesday for an easygoing evening of wide-ranging questions and tasty specials. Prizes are handed out after every round, and the three highest scoring teams receive gift cards. Taco deals include beef tacos for $1.75, chicken tacos for $2.25, and black bean tacos for $1.75. Expect drinks and friendly competition with a little bit of everything in the question mix.

Mercury Music Lounge hosts a lively jam night led by the Tuesday Host Combo. The core group features Ray Flanagan on guitar and vocals, Jeremy McCabe on drums and vocals, Joe Botta on bass, and Chase Ockuly on guitar and vocals. The band gets the music started, then the stage opens for a collaborative session that welcomes musicians, listeners, and dancers. The emphasis is on spontaneous creation and playing together, with all styles encouraged. Gear is on hand, including two guitar amplifiers, a bass amp, a drum kit, and three microphones. Additional inputs accommodate instruments such as cello, violin, and keyboards...horn players are encouraged as well. Oscar’s Pizza is next door.

A punk rock twist on bingo unfolds at The Foundry Concert Club. Prizes include concert tickets, merchandise from The Vinyl Groove and The Miscreant and the Muse, and complimentary admission to the Buckland Museum, with additional prizes in the mix. Hosted by DJ Sam Sinister.