Events in Wilmington today

At Peddlers Flea Market, treasure seekers can hunt for finds, sell goods, or trade with others. Vendor spaces are offered indoors and outdoors all year, with prices starting at $20.

Tailgate number three of the season brings the Bengal Bomb Squad together for a family friendly pregame around the Titans at Bengals matchup. The crew is set up at their new home in the HILLTOP lot, easy to spot with four flagpoles towering over 20 feet and a 25 foot inflatable tiger tail. It is a potluck style celebration, so the game day menu grows with dishes shared by attendees. Skyline will be on site offering free coneys. Expect Bengal Bombs at the top of each hour, appearances by superfans, trading cards, a charity raffle, and a welcoming community that is open to all. There will be plenty of beer, music, cornhole, beer pong and flip cup, plus pudding shots and more. Proceeds raised during the Who Dey party support Mission 22, benefiting Veterans and families and helping to prevent Veteran suicide.

Celebrate the last outdoor market of the year at Eastgate Mall with the Eastgate Vendors Market. Johnstone Candle Works will be there offering handcrafted soy lotion candles, wax melts, and Mini Melts in warm, seasonal fragrances. Their lotion candles are made in small batches using soy wax and skin-friendly ingredients, creating a candle that can also be used as a soothing moisturizer after the wax cools. Explore fall favorites, find a thoughtful gift, and support small businesses at this end-of-season gathering.

The Wellspring Elder Circle welcomes people entering the later chapters of life, a period many traditions, including spiritual and Indigenous ones, honor as a time to deepen wisdom, offer service, mentor others, and live with greater purpose. Different cultures recognize this passage in their own ways; for some, women step into it after menopause, and for many men it begins around ages 50 to 55, when attention shifts from achievement to legacy, guidance, and community. Elderhood is more than a number, it is a calling to share what experience has taught, to continue growing, to support others, and to cultivate meaningful connection and purpose. If you feel drawn to this season through age, life experience, or a desire to grow, connect, and contribute, this circle is open to you. This month the gathering is planned at Lori McElroy’s home, with the full address to be shared under the event as it gets closer.

A vintage train on the Lebanon Mason Monroe Railroad travels through the heart of Historic Warren County for a Trick or Treat Train experience filled with Halloween fun. Costumes are welcome, and riders can collect treats during the journey by saying Trick or Treat. The round trip lasts an hour and fifteen minutes, and a character meet and greet follows the ride with Anna, Elsa, Jack and Sally Skellington, and Spider Man and Ghost-Spider. Presented with the Fairy Godmother events, the experience also includes fun fall and Halloween themed tattoos.

Every Sunday, the Columbus Museum of Art offers free general admission through support from Art Bridges Foundation’s Access for All and donors to the Free for the Future Campaign. Entry to special exhibitions is included, so you can wander the Walter Wing, collaborate on a gallery puzzle, and share the experience with friends and family. Expect new discoveries throughout the museum. Image courtesy of JToland Photo.

Ramp up game day at the Cincinnati Orange Zone Tailgate as Cincinnati faces Tennessee. This pregame event offers all-inclusive food and beverages along with live music and entertainment. Enjoy lively football spirit just a short walk from Paycor Stadium for a full tailgate experience.

Explore Findlay Market on a brunch tour set at Moxy Bakery in Cincinnati. Participants enjoy ten tastings from local small businesses, beginning with a freshly baked pastry in a cozy bakery and continuing with a goetta egg and cheese sandwich named number one by USA Today. Goetta is a German breakfast sausage linked to Cincinnati’s Porkopolis nickname. The experience includes meeting a shop owner while trying an authentic empanada with chimichurri, sampling chicken salad voted best in Cincinnati, and pausing for a photo with Mr. Red as a nod to the city’s baseball heritage. Additional flavors feature Lebanese hummus with homemade pita chips and dates at a family-owned grocery, a Polish dumpling or pierogi from Babushka’s, and a warm Belgian waffle. Along the way, participants get tips on where to find Italian cannoli and fresh pasta, visit a century-old cheese and fudge shop for signature specialties, and finish at a gelato shop that could be the next best in the world. The tour also shares stories from Cincinnati’s past, including the tale of Rookwood Pottery nearby, and guests leave with suggestions for further exploring after the walk. Stops may vary from week to week, but the emphasis on flavor, fun, and foodie discoveries remains consistent.

This weekly Pokémon open play offers a relaxed space for casual matches. Bring a deck and practice at your own pace in a family friendly environment where children are welcome. Participants under 16 must be accompanied by an adult. A $5 fee is required for play space access and can be covered through regular purchases or added to a gift card for later use. Please check in at the front on arrival.

A celebration of all things vintage awaits, centered on classic pieces from start to finish. It is an opportunity to gather timeless finds and head into the colder months with effortless style.

Pop-up holiday shopping fills the Morrow Arts Center with four floors of shops and working studios. Browse local businesses and makers to discover distinctive gifts crafted in Warren County, all without the mall crowds. Expect to see studios such as Strange Records, Sweet Joy, Grace & Mae Boutique, Wicksy, Myles Ahead, Bubbles Beauty + Boutique, Jalopy’s, Make It Together Studio, Father & Son: Brick Revival, Jester’s Cards & Games, and Pattern Warehouse, along with others. Support small businesses and bring home handmade finds from The MAC.

The Cincinnati Bengals meet the Tennessee Titans at Paycor Stadium in Cincinnati. The NFL uses flexible scheduling, so game details may be adjusted from what is shown on schedules or tickets. Availability may be limited for certain matchups, so look for updates as plans evolve. Tickets include a public onsale and an exclusive offer, along with other promotions.

The Ohio Bridal & Wedding Expo at the Greater Columbus Convention Center in Columbus brings together a curated group of wedding experts who offer guidance for every vision, from an elegant black-tie celebration to a relaxed barefoot ceremony on the beach. They share practical insights to help shape meaningful moments and create a wedding day that reflects your style.

Take part in the Gundam Card Game Newtype Challenge 2026 Mission 5, played in a constructed format. The entry fee is $10 and payment is handled at the counter. Save your seat by registering through the Bandai app. If you have registered there, you can wait until event day to pay at the counter.

A day of heritage inspired expression invites families and friends to explore intergenerational storytelling, spoken word, poetry, folk music, personal reflection, and both visual and traditional folk arts. Stories rooted in natural and cultural home places weave connections that spark curiosity, empathy, and creativity. The program blends emerging voices with acclaimed artists, featuring regional authors Shelly Chatterelli, author of Knowin' Sugar, and Bonnie Proudfoot, author of Incomer. Performers and presenters include Pauletta Hansel, Dick Hague, Sherry Cook Stanforth, Zinnia (Zeda Stew) Stewart, and Silvia McClamrock, with live art by Froggie Leman of Magik Awakening and folk music from Whistle Stop and Tangled Roots. Members of the UACC Place Keepers artist collective also participate. A creative writing workshop titled “Home on Earth” Poetry and Flash Memoir, led by Bonnie Proudfoot and Sherry Cook Stanforth, is followed by a reception with tastings of heritage foods, live arts, cultural and book tables, and relaxed conversation. The day culminates in an expressive arts showcase highlighting new and established talent. Registration details include a $25 fee for the creative writing workshop. Showcase admission offers low cost adult tickets and free entry for anyone 18 and under, with advance adult tickets available for $5 and door admission at $7. Hosted by Carnegie Artist in Residence Sherry Cook Stanforth, with support from the Urban Appalachian Community Coalition in partnership with Originary Arts Initiative and the Carnegie Center of Columbia Tusculum. The gathering offers opportunities to connect with Urban Appalachian community artists and cultural leaders.

Experience a drop-in guided tour of the exhibition Edie McKee Harper: Modernist at Play. This free offering requires no registration, and admission to the exhibitions and the museum’s collection galleries is included. For questions, email education@taftmuseum.org.

Settle into a calming practice that pairs the slow, meditative qualities of Yin Yoga with the gentle support of Reiki energy work. Guided by Laura Johnson, this session centers on longer, floor based poses that focus on the hips, pelvis, and lower back, encouraging circulation and mobility in the connective tissues such as tendons, ligaments, and fascia. Restorative shapes are woven in to provide complete support and deep rest. During these still, mindful holds, Reiki may be offered through quiet presence or light touch to ease tension, reduce stress, and support overall balance. Many participants step away feeling grounded, open, and refreshed. Available in studio at World Peace Yoga Cincinnati or online.

Karaoke takes over Cazuela's North Campus with a songbook of more than 70,000 tracks, offering something for almost every voice. Grab the mic for your favorite tune, team up for a duet, or cheer from the crowd as performers light up the room. Hosted by Ryan Canon, this upbeat gathering centers on music, laughter, and memorable sing-along moments.

Explore Cincinnati’s top 10 sites and five foods on a morning tour of the city.

Premier Health and Atrium Medical Center offer breast screening on wheels through their mobile mammography coach. The experience includes the same high quality technology and comfort available at the breast center, and every exam is interpreted by board certified radiologists from Atrium Medical Center. Women 40 and older can schedule a screening mammogram without a physician order, and anyone who is 12 months or more past their last mammogram can use this opportunity to get up to date. Appointments are required, call 855-887-7364 to schedule.

Spend time with fellow needleworkers while enjoying a shared hobby and friendly fellowship. The group gathers for a couple of hours of needlework.

Enjoy a weekly Zumba Gold class led by certified instructor Jodie Anderson. Move, dance to music, and stay active. A small class fee applies.

Chipmunks spend the fall hustling to collect nuts and tuck them underground for winter meals. During this Toddler Trek, young children and their caregivers will imagine life as a chipmunk, scurry and stash like the real thing, and use playful role play to learn how these small animals make it through the cold season. Created for children ages 2 to 6 with a responsible grown up, this program invites little naturalists to explore and build a sense of wonder about the nature all around them. Please meet at Armco Park, Shelter 23.

Take part in a weekly Riftbound Nexus Night, with trial decks available to borrow. Entry to the play space costs $5, payable through regular purchases or stored on a gift card for later use. Check in at the front upon arrival.

Bring a friend and connect with other knitters in a collaborative setting. Whether you need help with a project or simply want to knit alongside others, this group welcomes you. No registration is required.

The Board of Trustees holds meetings on a variable schedule, typically with one meeting early in the month and another later in the month. When a Monday is a holiday, the meeting is generally moved to the following Tuesday. Additional planning sessions are also scheduled. Agendas are posted on the Township website before each meeting.

Enjoy a fun, competitive general knowledge trivia game featuring questions on topics such as music, science, history, and television. Teams can wager points based on how confident they are in their answers. Specials include $2 off tacos and margaritas, with gift cards awarded as prizes. Parking is available in the pub’s dedicated lot and in overflow parking across the street.

Make Monday more lively with trivia night. Test your knowledge, enjoy food and drinks, share some laughs, and compete for bragging rights.

Take time to pause and focus on balancing and aligning mind, body, and spirit with ceremonial-grade cacao and a relaxing sound bath featuring Tibetan metal singing bowls. Led by April Henricks, this ceremony offers an opportunity to nurture and honor yourself.

Enjoy a night of general knowledge trivia at Element Eatery. Play with a team of six or fewer, choose dinner from 11 local restaurants, and compete for prizes awarded to the top teams. Trivia is free to play.

The Jordan Pollard Trio explores the original compositions of Harry Connick, Jr., bringing his quirky, swinging style to the stage. Jordan Pollard plays piano, with Peter Gemus on bass and Josiah Wolf on drums. Special guest Josh Kline joins on saxophone.

The Longest Johns perform in an all-ages show, welcoming audiences of all ages. Schedules, supporting acts, and entry requirements may change.

Singer-songwriter Justin Nozuka performs at Rumba Cafe in an all-ages show. Guests under 21 pay a $2 cash gratuity at the door. Optional VIP upgrades include early venue entry, an acoustic set, a meet and greet, a photo opportunity, and exclusive items.

Enjoy karaoke at Spacebar, hosted by Ace and TJ. The catalog includes over 17,000 songs, ranging from pop hits and punk rarities to classic country and gothic favorites. TJ tends the bar, with craft beers on tap and canned options available. If you can’t find a song you’re looking for, you can ask the hosts about it.

Gather for a chance to mix and mingle, reconnect with familiar faces, and make new introductions over good conversation. The event is free for CABA members.

Homeschoolers can learn to build a debris hut while helping remove invasive honeysuckle, which will be used to cover the huts and support the survival of native plants. The huts will be taken down after the program, and the area will be left as it was. This outdoor, drop-in program features stations with educational activities and takes place rain or shine, so dress for the weather and be prepared for the possibility of getting muddy. At least one adult must accompany each homeschool group. No registration is required, and walk-ins are welcome.

Enjoy chair yoga in the sanctuary. Love donations are welcome.

Enjoy a catered lunch and hear a local speaker share insights on topics ranging from government and sports to healthcare and beyond. Each meeting offers a chance to learn more about Centerville.

This networking luncheon brings together professionals in mental health, addiction, and recovery to share challenges, solutions, coping strategies, and resources. The gathering aims to build trust, encourage collaboration, and support a connected continuum of care for people seeking recovery services. Attendees can also share events, career opportunities, and continuing education programs while building relationships with peers. Lunch will be available on a first-come, first-served basis.

Connect with someone new on the ice during a welcoming skating night. Start conversations on your own or use conversation starters, and remember that everyone is there for the same reason.

Enjoy public skating with a Tuesday special: admission is $10 for two people or $6 for one person. Skate rentals are $6.

Enjoy an hour of stretching and meditation in a relaxing environment. This is a safe space for everyone.

Turnover brings the Down On Earth Tour to Bogart's for an all-ages show. Everyone is welcome. Schedules and supporting bands may change without notice or refund, and entry requirements may change. Ticket holders are expected to follow the requirements in effect at the time of the event.

Enjoy three rounds of live trivia featuring Name That Tune, Wager, and general knowledge questions. Teams can have up to six players, and top teams receive prizes. Playing is free.

Put your jigsaw skills to the test in a puzzle competition at Saucy Brew Works. Teams of up to six race to complete a 500-piece puzzle, with a $50 gift card for the winners. Prefer a relaxed pace? Work on your puzzle while enjoying craft beer, and take it home at the end. The entry fee covers the puzzle, and a puzzle swap station offers a chance to trade old puzzles with other teams.

Aaron Jacobs will be joined by Brad Meyers and Jason Smart for a Tuesday night jazz performance at Muse.

Start the day with casual networking and light refreshments hosted by Shafer Heating & Cooling. Spend time mingling, exchanging introductions, and building connections in a welcoming setting.

Glass Expo Midwest brings together professionals from the architectural, metal, and auto glass industries for networking, education, and an exhibition. Attendees can explore products and innovations, connect with exhibitors and industry decision-makers, and build business relationships with a focused regional audience.

The Piano Lesson offers an opportunity to experience live entertainment at Cincinnati Playhouse In The Park's Rouse Theatre.

Everyone is welcome to exercise their creativity at this monthly gathering hosted by Art Equals at CABVI. Bring a project to work on and share a creative space with others, or use the provided supplies and inspiration to get started. Charlotte Reed, a local art therapist, visually impaired artist, and founder of Art Equals, will be available to offer support and help participants get set up with a specially designed activity.

Encourage emerging language skills through books, rhymes, music, and fun. The program is for children from birth through school age.

Goodwill partners with Poelking Lanes South to offer a weekly bowling league for individuals with developmental disabilities. The league takes place at Poelking Lanes South and includes two games and rental shoes for a total cost of $8.

Connect with local professionals, business owners, and community leaders over lunch. This monthly gathering offers a chance to network, build meaningful relationships, discover local businesses, and support the community. RSVP is required, as lunch will be provided by the Chamber.

Great Wolf Lodge Mason is hiring for a variety of roles, including cooks, dishwashers, Dunkin’ Donuts team members, snack bar attendants, room attendants, and more. The hiring event includes on-the-spot interviews and an opportunity to meet the team and learn about its culture. Benefits for eligible team members include medical, dental, and vision plans, flexible spending, a 401(k) with matching, paid time off, paid holidays, parental leave, waterpark access, and room discounts.

Members can enjoy a casual game of cornhole. Games are held on Wednesdays, except for the second Wednesday of each month.

Gather for a night of Magic: The Gathering Commander, with tables for both casual and competitive play. Games begin throughout the evening, and promotions are offered during the event. A $5 fee applies to enter the play space.

Anything Blue returns to Natalie’s Happy Hour, performing on Charlie’s stage. Tickets are free and can be reserved through Natalie’s Facebook page or website.

Heaven’s Table Food Pantry offers fresh food and pantry essentials to anyone, regardless of neighborhood. Available items may include canned goods, pantry staples, fresh meat, fruits and vegetables, bread products, and shelf-stable milk. All are welcome. ¡Todos son bienvenidos! Tous sont les bienvenus! New clients are asked to provide basic registration information, including their name, ZIP code, and household size, and to declare whether they meet specified income thresholds. Families above those thresholds will not be turned away, and volunteers will explain which items they can take home. Each family receives a reusable yellow bag with a unique number code to bring on future visits. The pantry is a ministry of Christ Church Glendale and Quinn Chapel AME and is an equal opportunity provider.

The Wilmington Chess Club welcomes the public for open games.

Take part in Season 1 of the Board Game League. Entry is $10 for the season, and late entries are permitted. Tickets are available at the counter or online.

Spend time with other divers at this monthly gathering. People often arrive early to enjoy dinner together before the meeting begins.

A chair yoga session will be held in the sanctuary at Center for Spiritual Living Greater Dayton. Love donations are welcome.

Settle in for a cozy, hands-on workshop centered on crafting wooden spindle pumpkins that add a warm autumn touch to any space. The fee is $50 per person and includes unfinished wood cutouts, paint, and finishing materials, along with friendly, guided instruction. No prior experience is needed. Each participant completes two pieces that measure approximately 7.5 by 7.5 inches and 7.5 by 10 inches. Space is limited to 12 participants. Advance payment is required to secure a spot, and last minute signups are not accepted because kits are prepared ahead of time.

This gathering offers a compassionate space for women processing miscarriage, stillbirth, or infant loss to share their stories or simply listen and support one another. It takes place in the Creativity Space at Woodbourne Library, and front desk staff can direct you to the room. Come exactly as you are, whether cozy and casual or straight from work, and know you do not have to navigate grief alone. Bills donuts will be available. A Facebook community is also available for ongoing connection and comfort among mothers who have experienced loss. Public RSVP counts may not reflect actual turnout, as many prefer privacy, and the group is typically well attended.

Enjoy an acoustic open mic hosted by David Thornton, featuring local talent and music. Bring a guitar, share your vocals or poetry, or simply enjoy the performances. The event is open to everyone.

Fruity Tales is a VeggieTales-inspired drag show hosted by The Lady Perez, featuring a cast of performers and a special storytime reading. The show benefits LOVEboldly, and a ticket is required for admission.

Take an interstellar trip and ride the wave of sound at this event.

Test your knowledge during a lively trivia night with laughs, friendly competition, and prizes for the top teams. Play for free, and bring a team or take part for fun. Drinks are available to enjoy while you play.

Enjoy a free trivia event that is open to the public.

Enjoy a lively comedy experience with an up-and-coming comedian, drink specials, plenty of laughs, and a welcoming host. You can take the stage or sit back and enjoy the show.

London-born, Brooklyn-based singer-songwriter Teddy Thompson presents songs from Never Be The Same, his first collection of original material since 2020. Across ten tracks, he explores love, longing, loss, and the passage of time, with songwriting rooted in personal experience and a message of change and growth. Produced by Grammy Award-winning musician and producer David Mansfield, the album features arrangements that frame Thompson’s vocals with an elegant, understated touch. Its songs range from a heartbroken soul-inspired waltz to a yearning ballad, nostalgic reflections, and a wry farewell to unnamed vices.

Sting brings the fall leg of his acclaimed Sting 3.0 tour to The Andrew J Brady Music Center in Cincinnati for an intimate performance featuring longtime guitarist Dominic Miller and dynamic drummer Chris Maas, known for work with Mumford & Sons and Maggie Rogers. The trio reimagines favorites and uncovers deep cuts from a storied catalog, offering a powerful close-up concert experience inspired by new creative interpretations. Following sold-out shows and praise across multiple continents, this tour also sparked the single I Wrote Your Name (Upon My Heart), mixed by four-time GRAMMY winner Robert Orton, and the live collection STING 3.0 LIVE, available digitally, on CD, and on 180g vinyl. The album includes the first official live release of Be Still My Beating Heart and a live version of Fragile. With 17 GRAMMY Awards, Rock and Roll Hall of Fame honors, and more than 100 million albums sold between his solo work and his years with The Police, Sting continues to expand his reach as a composer, singer-songwriter, actor, author, and activist. He also stars in his musical The Last Ship on a limited international tour and supports organizations including the Rainforest Fund, Amnesty International, and Live Aid. Chance Emerson is also on the bill. Please note that the venue enforces a clear bag policy for all events. For a complete list of rules and prohibited items, refer to the venue’s website.

The Paradox is an all-ages event at A&R Music Bar in Columbus, Ohio.

Enjoy a night of line dancing with music and company at The Horseshoe Country Bar & More. Lessons are offered for a range of experience levels, with an intermediate lesson possible before the regular lesson schedule if enough dancers are interested. Dancing continues through the evening, and drinks are available.

Enjoy a gentle, 30-minute nature walk designed for toddlers and their caregivers at Koogler Wetland / Prairie Reserve. Part of a monthly series that explores different parks, this outing encourages curiosity through simple nature discoveries, fresh air, and easy movement. It helps little legs grow comfortable on the trail while building a positive connection with the outdoors. Children also have a chance to interact with peers and make new friends. No advance registration is required, and drop-ins are welcome.

Enjoy creative playtime designed especially for children ages 2 to 6 and their parents or caregivers. Hands-on art activities introduce young visitors to artist Sheida Soleimani and inspire them to make their own artwork, followed by kid-friendly yoga. Admission is free for members and for families with a valid SNAP or EBT food assistance card. For nonmembers, admission is $5 per child.

Enjoy a chair yoga session in the sanctuary at Center for Spiritual Living Greater Dayton. Love donations are welcome.

Enjoy Progressive Euchre with a group that meets regularly. Players often arrive early to socialize before the game begins.

Stop by to get answers to your technology questions. Staff can help you find the information you need. Registration is recommended but not required.

An annual Willie Couch Memorial archery hunt brings Ohio veterans together for time in the woods pursuing Ohio whitetail deer and for shared moments back at camp. After days in the field, participants gather for food, trade stories by the fire about close calls and near misses, rest, and head out again. No experience is required. All necessary equipment is provided, and participation is free. Spouses, family, and friends can nominate a veteran who could benefit from the experience.

Experience a three hour yoga masterclass centered on unity. In a time when many feel pulled in different directions, this immersive session offers space to reflect and remember that we are better together. Guided by Luna Ray, the practice weaves asana, pranayama, mantra, live music, and meditation to help you reconnect with yourself, with others, and with life as a whole. Participants can expect to leave with renewed hope and fresh ways to heal and participate in community. Luna Ray is an SEP and certified yoga instructor with 20 years of experience leading body centered classes, trainings, workshops, and retreats locally and internationally. She is also a musician and international recording artist with three albums embraced by the wellness community. Holding a BA in Community Studies, she advocates for holistic and sustainable collaboration, co founded True Nature Education and The Believe Service Organization, and helped launch the Asheville based nonprofit When Women Come to Pray.

This monthly Adult Build Night is designed for adults of all skill levels to unwind with LEGO and good company. It works for a night out with friends, a low-key date, or attending solo to meet other enthusiasts. Bring a project to build or pick up a set on site. The event is free, with complimentary pizza provided, and participants are welcome to bring their own food and beverages. Expect a relaxed, creative atmosphere and plenty of playful building time.

Explore intuitive abilities in a supportive circle guided by Lisa Noland-Shalosky. Participants practice psychic and mediumship readings, psychometry, and other skills. Lisa is a certified psychic, certified medium, and certified master teacher with the Lisa Williams International School of Spiritual Development.

This free event features a panel discussion on aging in place, community inclusion, and the relationships that help people feel supported throughout their lives. Panelists will share experiences, practical insights, and community-centered ideas about navigating healthcare, finding reliable transportation, and strengthening connections across generations. The conversation will also explore intergenerational activities and ways neighbors, families, and community organizations can foster meaningful relationships. Older adults, caregivers, family members, community advocates, and anyone interested in connection are invited to listen, share, and explore how accessible resources and a sense of belonging can help create a more supportive community for people of all ages.

Spend 10 minutes with a CMA educator for a closer look at a single work of art. This pop-up series highlights a variety of works on display, with signage near the Welcome Desk pointing visitors to the featured artwork. The experience is free with general admission, and no registration is required.

Trade the trail for the climbing wall at a bouldering night for people in recovery. Whether you’re new to climbing or have lots of experience, all skill levels are welcome. TREC board members will be there to offer coaching and encouragement, and there’s no scorekeeping. The focus is on trying something new, getting active, and spending time with others in recovery. The evening is expected to cost around $20, and people who need help with the cost can send a message. Wear comfortable clothes that are easy to move in, and bring a friend from your recovery community if you’d like.

Play Marvel Champions in a welcoming game night featuring standalone one-shot games rather than campaigns, making it easy for new players to jump in. Bring your own deck or use a store deck. A $5 play-space fee applies and can be paid with a regular purchase or added to a gift card for later use. Check in at the front upon arrival.

Test your knowledge at an adult trivia night with the Winters Bellbrook Library. Registration is available through the library's website.

Discover the basics of silversmithing in a beginner-friendly workshop with Pam. Learn about metals and how to measure and shape two textured stacking rings, then practice soldering and polishing techniques. The rings are made with copper to help keep the class cost reasonable, with an option to order silver through class signup.

This group offers gay, bisexual, trans, and questioning men a space to meet with others, talk, share, and learn. Participation is intended as a month-long commitment rather than a drop-in arrangement, and members are asked to give one meeting’s notice before leaving. The cost is $25 per session.

This yoga practice combines Vinyasa flow, linking breath with movement to build strength and presence, with a Yin-Restorative sequence of floor postures held for 3–5 minutes. The slower second half focuses on the lower body’s fascia and connective tissues, offering time for stillness and restoration. Guided by Christy Read, the class brings together active movement and quiet holds, with an emphasis on physical balance, tissue health, nervous system regulation, and energetic harmony.

Women grieving the loss of a spouse can find understanding and connection at a monthly support gathering in Southwest Ohio. This self-supported, non-secular group meets at Normandy Church, which has been a steady home for the community for more than 30 years. Meetings are typically held on the first Thursday of each month, shifting to the second Thursday when a holiday calls for a change. Attendees are welcome to arrive early to socialize in a safe, welcoming space before the meeting begins. Both newly widowed women and legacies are welcome. If attending alone feels overwhelming, bringing a female companion to the first meeting is encouraged. After attending at least once, widows can also participate in monthly social activities and connect through a private, interactive Facebook community.

The Clintonville Area Commission meets monthly. Agendas for individual meetings are available through the commission’s main page, and meetings are open to the public.

Private School brings the Been Wild Tour to Donatos Basement, with Symposia.

Jon B. performs in an all-ages show. Everyone is welcome. Schedules, support acts, and entry requirements may change. Ticket holders are expected to follow the entry requirements in effect at the time of the show.

Amy Rigby blends the insight and humor of country and folk songwriting with classic rock craftsmanship and a punk DIY spirit. Her honest, energetic songs find poetry in everyday life, drawing on the tradition of classic country while exploring themes including aging, mortality, and youthful missteps. Her latest album, Hang In There With Me, features eleven songs written by Rigby and recorded by her husband, Wreckless Eric. A full food and drink menu will be available before and during the show.

Enjoy an evening of karaoke at Oldfield's North Fourth Tavern, with more than 75,000 songs to choose from. Sing a favorite, perform a duet, or cheer on other singers. The night is hosted by Liam, known as “the Gentleman,” and features $4 Chitt Shows.

CrossView Christian Church’s annual Christmas bazaar is a community market. Vendor applications and official event information are available by contacting the organizers through the specified email or by direct message.

Explore a flea market offering opportunities to buy, sell, or trade. Indoor and outdoor spaces are available year-round, with outdoor spaces offered on Fridays and indoor and outdoor spaces available on Saturdays and Sundays.

Enjoy a music jam where you can sing along, sit back and listen, or join in with your own string instrument.

A yearly Christmas bazaar featuring more than 40 local makers and vendors. Browse unique, handcrafted finds to get a head start on holiday gifting while supporting area artisans. Hosted at CrossView Christian Church in Waynesville.

Celebrate the start of a new month and the end of the week with drink specials throughout the evening at The Melting Pot in Dayton. Enjoy fondue and a relaxed Friday atmosphere, whether you come with friends or on your own.

Night Shift returns to The Pizzuti with natural wines curated by Kyle Huffman of Cordial Cocktail Club & Bottle Shop and music from DJs. Explore the exhibitions Tavares Strachan: The Day Tomorrow Began and Bar Room. Registration is free and includes access to the exhibition and Bar Room. Timed exhibition entry may apply based on capacity, so visitors can ask at the Welcome Desk upon arrival.

Adventurers can take part in a weekly Dungeons & Dragons game by signing up for the tier that matches the character level they want to play. Tier 1 is for character levels 1 through 4 and is run by Hunter. Tier 2 is for character levels 5 through 10 and is run by Drew.

This event uses a sealed format with a $50 entry fee. Tickets can be purchased at the counter or online. If you cannot attend, your ticket will be refunded and no prerelease items will be set aside.

The Menzingers headline a North American tour featuring Hot Water Music and Weakened Friends. The event is open to all ages.

Explore artwork by KAA artists celebrating the places, people, and actions that connect them to their communities. Created over the past year, the pieces are on display at the Art Beyond Boundaries Gallery. The gallery opening includes light snacks and beverages.

This weekly Magic: The Gathering draft has eight spots available, with registration covering three packs. Players draft with the most recent set available. If packs are unavailable, participants can choose a chaos draft, selecting the sets for their packs, or receive a registration refund and use the store’s vintage legacy cube. There is no prizing, though promo cards may be available for participants.

Element Eatery offers live music, free parking, 10 food choices, and more than 40 taps.

Celebrate debut author Devon Halliday and her novel, To Stay, To Stay, To Stay, which was longlisted for the Center for Fiction 2026 First Novel Prize. Set in an Appalachian college town, the novel follows an ensemble of neighbors whose lives intersect as secrets spread, impulses become resolutions, and they weigh staying in familiar surroundings against stepping into the unknown. Halliday is a Pushcart Prize winner and a Rona Jaffe Foundation Graduate Fellow. Her writing has appeared in Ploughshares, One Story, Liberties, the Los Angeles Review of Books, and elsewhere.

Experience a live performance of neo-soul and hip-hop favorites in the National Underground Railroad Freedom Center, with music presented beneath the gentle glow of candlelight. The tentative program includes songs by SZA, Lauryn Hill, Solange, Miguel, Frank Ocean, Prince, Sade, D’Angelo, Childish Gambino, H.E.R., Alicia Keys, and Boyz II Men. The concert lasts 60 minutes. Guests must be at least 8 years old, and anyone under 16 must be accompanied by an adult. Accessible seating is available in Zones A and C, and seating within each zone is assigned on a first-come, first-served basis.

A singing event featuring Scott Brand, known for a spiritually rich voice and previous performances with Gold City and The Perry’s. The music will be shared with the hope of being a blessing.

The Gray Havens mark the 10-year anniversary of Ghost of a King with a tour sponsored by IJM. Ticket options include general admission, discounted admission for college undergraduates and younger attendees, and early entry with a pre-show Q&A. Day-of-show general admission is also available.

Forró Fridays bring the fun of forró to casa cacao.

The Groove Brothers Band celebrates The Allman Brothers Band with carefully selected songs from the group’s Rock and Roll Hall of Fame catalog, including “Ramblin’ Man,” “Midnight Rider,” “Whipping Post,” and “Jessica.” The performance shares the band’s enduring Southern Rock legacy with longtime fans and new listeners alike.

Celebrity Etc presents a live performance featuring Lee Emi with Cal in Red. The event is open to all ages. Guests under 21 are subject to a $3 cash underage fee at the door.

This seven-class meditation series explores a range of techniques for building focus, relaxation, steadiness, and presence. Practice breathing exercises, guided imagery, single-point concentration, chanting and sound, and observing thoughts without judgment. The series brings these methods together into a fuller practice and explores how awareness can support more intentional responses in everyday life.

Explore the historic Dunham Recreation Center during a guided paranormal investigation with an option to investigate independently afterward. The evening begins with a historical overview, followed by guided access to key areas of the building, its remaining underground tunnels, and the surrounding grounds. The site has served as a tuberculosis hospital, a Civil War hospital camp, and a theater, and the nearby land was once used as a Potter’s Field. Investigators and visitors have reported voices, coughing, footsteps, shadow figures, apparitions, unusual reflections, and electronic malfunctions in different areas of the property.

Jordan Klepper is an Emmy-winning comedian and co-host of The Daily Show on Comedy Central, where he works both behind the desk and in the field. He has executive produced, written, and starred in multiple Comedy Central specials, including “Jordan Klepper Fingers the Pulse: MAGA: The Next Generation.” His work has also earned a Walter Cronkite Award for excellence in television journalism and a Peabody Award.

An evening of experimental performance features hybrid media artist Paul Catanese, collaborative movement and sound collective MouseVision, experimental electronic musician Mkl Anderson’s solo project DREKKA, and experimental musician and percussionist Jake Kundu. The artists bring together practices spanning modular synthesis, tape-based media, voice, Butoh, improvisation, dark ambient, drone, and contemporary percussion.

Experience the beauty and grace of ballet in a performance by Cincinnati Ballet, featuring artistry on stage.

Experience Emma - The Play as a live theatrical performance at the Cincinnati Shakespeare Company in Cincinnati.

TIMESTAMP returns to Mr Boro's Tavern in Springboro to rock the town.

Experience Ridley Scott’s Blade Runner (2007 Final Cut) on a large HD screen as The Avex Ensemble performs Vangelis’ synthesiser-led score in sync with the film. In this noir thriller, detective Rick Deckard is tasked with hunting four Replicants who have escaped from off-world colonies and returned to Earth. His mission becomes more complicated when he falls for Rachel, a Replicant at the Tyrell Corporation.

Cincy Ecstatic Dance Flow offers a welcoming, substance-free space for mindful movement, music, connection, and self-expression. Each gathering begins with an opening ceremony and ends with a sound bath. Dance at your own pace, without choreography or judgment, and enjoy complimentary cacao. Herbalism products and optional private tarot or Reiki sessions are also available, and First Friday gatherings include a community potluck. All backgrounds and dance levels are welcome. Please come sober, leave shoes and phones outside the dance area, keep the space quiet while dancing, and get clear consent before dancing with someone. Bring water and comfortable clothes, along with anything else you need to feel supported.

Experience Fleetwood Mac’s music in a live concert beneath the gentle glow of candlelight at the National Underground Railroad Freedom Center. The program includes songs such as “Everywhere,” “Dreams,” “Landslide,” “The Chain,” and “Go Your Own Way.” Performers include the StringSource String Quartet and, for one performance, the Listeso String Quartet. The concert lasts 60 minutes. Attendees must be at least 8 years old, and anyone under 16 must be accompanied by an adult. Accessible seating is available in Zones A and C, with seating assigned on a first-come, first-served basis within each zone.

Enjoy a Friday night of karaoke at Ledo's, with more than 75,000 songs to choose from. Sing a favorite, team up for a duet, or cheer on the performers. The evening also features $4 shot specials and is hosted by Liam the “Gentleman.”