Events in Wooster today

A community farmers market featuring seasonal produce, farm-raised meats, dairy, baked goods, and handmade creations offered directly by local growers and artisans. The focus is on fresh, nourishing foods and locally crafted goods, with items that can include candles, woodwork, body care, herbal products, pottery, and art. Set in Downtown Millersburg near the Holmes County Courthouse, it offers a friendly place to connect with area producers and find quality ingredients and unique gifts.

Autumn Assault brings a full day of fitness, teamwork, and friendly rivalry to 9:24 CrossFit. Athletes from around the area will compete in a team-based CrossFit event with three divisions: Scaled, Intermediate, and RX. Each team includes two male and two female athletes. Multiple workouts are programmed to challenge strength, conditioning, skill, strategy, and cohesion, offering options for first-time competitors as well as experienced athletes. Expect tough, exciting tests, a supportive yet competitive atmosphere, creative team costumes and themes, strong community energy, and vendors and prizes, with additional announcements on the way. Registration details, workout standards, and team requirements will be shared soon.

The first Pumpkins & Purpose Craft Show in Medina fills The Salvation Army Church just off the Square with a warm autumn atmosphere. Explore booths from 25 crafters and vendors, browse unique handmade goods, and enjoy bites from food trucks. Raffles, including a 50/50, add to the excitement, and the event supports a good cause. It is a relaxed way to celebrate the season with friends, good food, and one-of-a-kind finds.

Runners, walkers, families, and donut fans gather in Gordon Square for a lakefront celebration organized by Brewnuts. Participants can choose a chip timed 5K run or walk, a 1 mile walk, or the Kids Donut Dash, a 50 to 100 yard fun run for ages 8 and under. Every entry includes a donut themed race shirt, a finisher medal, a fresh Brewnuts donut at the finish, awards for overall and masters divisions, and free race photos. Donut inspired costumes and other creative outfits are encouraged. Registration follows tiered pricing at $32 for the first 100 registrants, $37 for entries 101 through 300, and $40 for entries 301 through 600. Participation is capped at 600 and it has sold out in previous years.

Skye’s the Limit Sweets is celebrating Halloween with a treat-filled event featuring customizable and themed goodies. Build a $10 Create Your Own Boo Box by choosing two Halloween cake pops and two chocolate-covered Oreos. Pick up Halloween Mystery Cake Pop Dumplings for $6 each and Beetlejuice Cinnamon Rolls for $5, with additional spooky sweets available.

A community chess tradition returns to Asia Plaza with a competitive, USCF-rated tournament presented by Cleveland Chess Club and Starvation Army Zine, and sponsored by Flower City Gift Shop and Earth Bistro Cafe. Players of all backgrounds are welcome, including both USCF members and those without a membership. The event features four rounds in a Swiss-system format with sections for Open, Under 1600, Under 1000, and a dedicated section for non-USCF players. The entry fee is $20. A guaranteed prize fund of $500 is shared among all sections, with cash awards in the Open section totaling $200 for first and second place, $130 in the Under 1600 section, $100 in the Under 1000 section, and $70 in the non-USCF section. Raffle drawings take place at either the start or the finish of each round, with prizes that include cash equal to half of the tickets sold, chess books and DVDs, snacks, candy, and beverages. Two major prizes are raffled at the end of the tournament as winners collect their awards, a $25 Earth Bistro Cafe gift certificate with a T-shirt, and a complete chess set from Flower City Gift Shop featuring triple weighted pieces, a roll-up board, and a carrying bag. Every participant receives one complimentary raffle ticket, and additional tickets are available for $1 each.

A new interactive workshop focused on intercultural communication will take place at the Brooklyn Branch of the Cuyahoga County Public Library. It is free and open to the public, and registration is requested. Coffee and pastries will be available during on-site registration.

The Naughty Lobstah will be at the Fall Craft Extravaganza, serving lunch and dinner at Berlin Resort in Millersburg, Ohio. Attendees can enjoy a convenient bite during the festivities with service available midday and into the evening.

A seasonal festival featuring a benefit tractor pull, with all proceeds supporting Mt Hope Charities. The event includes BBQ chicken and fresh apple cider, plus more to discover.

Celebrate the fall planting season at the final native plant sale of the year at the Nature Center at Shaker Lakes. Attendees can explore a curated selection of Ohio native perennials along with trees and shrubs, including options not typically offered during the spring sale. The sale is held in the Friend’s Pavilion. Admission is free, and plants are available for purchase, with proceeds benefiting the Nature Center. Members receive early access before the general public.

Visit Cleveland Kennel for a special merchandise pop up featuring fresh CITY DOGS gear. Organizers hope to have new navy hoodies and two new beanie styles available, along with popular T shirt designs, socks, zip up hoodies, the 2027 calendar, and more. It is a laid back chance to refresh your own collection or pick up a gift for the City Dogs fan in your life.

Preschoolers ages 3 to 5 can enjoy a lively storytime with engaging tales, singalongs, simple activities, and playful rhymes. Each element is designed to strengthen early reading skills and support the social and emotional growth children need as they prepare for Kindergarten.

A casual, come-when-you-can story time for families takes place in the Children's Area, featuring read-alouds, sing-alongs, and playful activities. Settle in for shared stories, music, and simple moments that encourage participation and make reading time enjoyable for families.

Experience a guided past life regression with Magic Mike, a magician, hypnotist, oracle reader, and ordained minister with more than 20 years of practice in both stage work and one-on-one sessions. Drawing on extensive hypnosis work in comedy, smoking cessation, and confidence building, he leads a process that is described as safe, very relaxing, and aimed at enhancing overall well-being. Sessions are often compared to getting a full night’s rest, even when they last only 30 to 45 minutes, and the techniques invite an imaginative journey that feels like traveling through time within the mind. Those who have done past life regression before are welcome to explore again to uncover additional insights about previous lives. The cost is $80, space is limited, and reservations can be made by calling 330-887-2525.

Create a miniature haunted village at Aunt Bea’s Attic in a hands-on workshop led by Joanna. Using IOD Moulds, participants craft weathered houses, bats, and a moonlit scene, then build up antique-style, distressed details that give everything a layered, aged feel. Step-by-step instruction covers texture, dimension, paint techniques, shading, and other spooky accents so each project reflects the maker’s style. All supplies are included, no experience is required, and the cost is $35. Participants leave with a unique piece of fall decor to display year after year.

Explore the world of contemporary board games with a focus on strategy, immersive storytelling, and thoughtful design. Try popular titles such as Catan, Wingspan, and Ticket to Ride, or bring a favorite game to share with the group. Newcomers and long-time enthusiasts are equally welcome, with a seat open for anyone curious about modern tabletop play.

The Cleveland Institute of Art hosts an in-person National Portfolio Day designed for high school students to meet one-on-one with representatives from art and design colleges across the country. Bring your artwork at any stage for personalized feedback from admissions professionals, ask questions about programs and requirements, and learn what competitive schools value in applicants. Visitors can explore CIA’s campus, speak with faculty and current students, and experience the creative atmosphere. Artists working in fine art, illustration, animation, design, and more are welcome. Colleges expected to attend include Art Academy of Cincinnati, BGSU School of Art, College for Creative Studies, Columbus College of Art & Design, Ferris State University’s Kendall College of Art and Design, Herron School of Art and Design at IU Indianapolis, Kansas City Art Institute, Laguna College of Art + Design, Maryland Institute College of Art, Montserrat College of Art, Ringling College of Art & Design, RIT College of Art and Design, School of the Art Institute of Chicago, and The Cooper Union. Free and open to all high school students and their families.

Jeff Schrock of Sugarcreek presents a talk on the Grand Army of the Republic, a large veterans organization founded in 1866. The program is open to the public and admission is free.

The 63rd annual Ashland Masters comes to Luray Lanes with a competitive format and clear rules. Sanctioned bowlers are eligible to compete, and those who are not members of the Ashland Ohio USBC will pay a $6 local fee. Payment is due at check-in, and walk-ins are accepted with a $90 entry fee. The event features five games of qualifying, followed by a cut to the top 32 for match play based on entries. Match play uses two-game total pinfall, and any tie is settled by a 9th and 10th frame roll-off. Tournament rules will be posted in advance. USBC rules will be in effect, and tournament directors will make the final rulings.

Settle into the cozy Crafty Canary Creativity Corner at Little Birdie Wine Nest for a two-hour, hands-on cookie decorating class with a spooky, bookish twist. Create a set of sweet treats inspired by ghosts, favorite reads, and curling up with a good story while you sip and craft in a welcoming setting. Each participant receives 6 to 8 pre-baked sugar cookies depending on size, scratch-made royal icing in themed colors, plus sprinkles and other edible accents. Jess, the owner of EmporiYUM Bakery, leads step by step with approachable techniques and helpful tips so your designs shine. Creativity is encouraged, and guidance is available throughout. The workshop is beginner friendly, recommended for ages 8 and up, and designed to be enjoyable for every skill level. Tickets are $59.50 per person and include the two-hour class with Jess, all decorating supplies to use during the session, take-home recipes for both cookies and icing, a pastry box for safe transport, and one complimentary beverage. Choose from red sangria, white sangria, an OJ mimosa, non-alcoholic orange juice, or a non-alcoholic fruit juice blend. A full menu of coffee, flights, drinks, snacks, and shareables will be available for purchase, and arriving 10 to 15 minutes early makes it easy to order and get settled. If friends purchase separately, seating requests can be noted so the group can be placed together. Capacity is limited to 24 participants. Crafty Canary Rewards Cards are valid and can be stamped at the workshop. Little Birdie Wine Nest gift cards can be used by phone or in person. For questions or help with registration, call 216-785-9922. All sales are final, and reviewing the FAQs before purchasing is recommended.

Get your porch looking festive with a relaxed pumpkin carving session on the rooftop or front patios. Tickets include a pumpkin, a beverage of your choice, and access to stencils, space, and tools to bring Halloween designs to life. Further details will be shared later in the year.

Get into the spirit of the season with a Halloween magic show from Madhrikan, featuring their signature magic in a playfully spooky setting. Experience a festive atmosphere tailored for chills and fun. These shows sell out each year, so early ticket purchase is recommended.

Southwest General’s Old Oak Center transforms into a family-friendly trick-or-treat destination, with decorated tables, plenty of treats, and a big dose of Halloween spirit. This popular annual celebration welcomes more than 500 community members for a festive afternoon in a safe and welcoming setting. Costumes are encouraged for little ghosts, superheroes, princesses, and pumpkins, and all trick-or-treating takes place indoors so the fun continues rain or shine.

Begin at Collision Bend Brewing Company, then set off on a Cats in the Flats shuffle that moves from bar to bar through the Flats. The route features drinks associated with Court Street. Plans include catching the game against Sacramento State while on the move, although the start time for the game is still to be confirmed. Expect music, food, and a fun atmosphere throughout. Discounted advance registration is available through the event information, and walk-up registration will also be offered.

The fourth and final weekend of the Spooky Signing Series features author Rachel Kitch and a horror story about magically gifted graduate students, a foreboding mansion overseen by a sinister figure with a troubling illness, and cryptids haunting the Appalachian mountains. Expect creatures, spellcraft, vivid gore, and villains whose allure is as dangerous as their intentions. The featured book showcases several kinds of witches, flying light-chasing cryptids, queer characters, and a villain you might be reluctant to root against. Show Proof of Spook to receive 20 percent off your next purchase. Those who have attended all four weekends can get 50 percent off one book and an entry into a big spooky giveaway. Themed Blind Book Boxes and other fun items will be available for purchase. Admission is free and no sign up is required.

A family-friendly Trunk or Treat at TJ Dillon’s features costumes, candy, and friendly faces. Trunks are arranged on the lawn behind the restaurant so children can collect goodies from friends and family. Attendees can also stop inside for a bite to eat before or after gathering treats.

Returning for its fourth year, Halloween Freakshow brings a 2026 lineup to The Foundry Concert Club featuring The Static Wake & Dead Cassette, Who They Fear, and Remnants. Additional band updates and ticket information will be announced.

This event features live music in the courtyard.

The reunion tour begins at S&M Winery, a warm and familiar spot where regulars are known by name. A relaxed, neighborhood-bar vibe and friendly faces set the tone for the start of the tour.

Presented by AEG and BravoArtist, the Happier Now USA Tour brings Movements to The Agora in Cleveland with Balance and Composure, Midrift, and Niis also on the bill. This event is open to all ages. Ticket transfer has been delayed by the organizer and will become available about three weeks before the event. For information on purchase terms, see AXS’s Purchase Agreement.

Presented in partnership with Stark Parks, this monthly night ride highlights local trails after dark. The pace is relaxed and the route covers about 14 to 16 miles round trip, welcoming riders of all ability levels. Routes alternate between the Towpath and Sippo Valley Trails. Ernie’s staff will guide from the front and provide support at the rear. A helmet, a headlight, and a taillight are required. There is no need to register in advance. Bikes and ebikes are available to rent, along with a limited number of lights, and reservations can be made by calling 330-832-5111. The ride is held at Ernie’s Bike Shop in Massillon, Ohio.

The Bear Pickins Band teams up with Lincoln Highway Bluegrass for a lively night of bluegrass at Hayesville Opera House in Hayesville, OH.

Enjoy a blues dance party at Disciples Christian Church, noted as the home base for the foreseeable future. The night begins with a beginner lesson taught by house teacher Josh Tang that builds core blues foundations and explores ways to add texture, flow, and musical expression. After the lesson, keep moving at a social dance with music by DJ Loreto Agdinaoay. Admission is $10. Bring a snack or drink to share, and please pack a reusable water bottle to support sustainability. Door volunteers are needed, and taking a shift earns free entry. Invite a friend and make it a shared experience.

Celebrate The Rocky Horror Picture Show with an interactive event. Attendees must be 18 or older. Admission is $10, and a prop is included. Please do not bring outside props or prop bags. Concessions will be on sale. A costume contest happens before the main event, so feel free to dress as a favorite character or wear whatever you like.

Brass Express takes the stage at Lions Lincoln Theatre in Massillon, Ohio with a dynamic tribute to Chicago and beyond. The performance offers a high-energy showcase of horn rock.

Motown soul meets disco sparkle in a feel-good concert that invites clapping, singalongs, and plenty of in-your-seat dancing. The Cleveland Pops teams up with Jeans n’ Classics for a set packed with favorite hits and driving rhythms. Guest vocalists Gavin Hope and Robyn Black add their voices to the celebration for a night of nostalgia and high-energy fun from start to finish. Subscriptions for the 26–27 season are available, with a 50 percent savings for new subscribers. Single tickets will be available in the fall. Group discounts are offered, and for details call 216-765-7677. Active and retired military, first responders, veterans, and students may contact Severance Music Center about special pricing on individual concert tickets.

Imposters Theater hosts a packed variety night with improv, sketch, stand up, and more. The evening features standup and sketch from Brett Thomas, Stephanie Ginese, and Rochelle Collins, with additional performers to be announced. Improv comes from The Imposters Society with Charlotte Petrie, Ruben Ryan, Ali Maxwell, and Erin McHugh, with more names to follow. Hosted by Sam Dee. General admission is $15, and a limited number of $5 access tickets are offered to keep the show affordable. The lineup is subject to change. All purchases are final, and for sold out performances you may lose your spot if you are not present at the scheduled start time. Recommended for ages 16 and up unless attending with a parent or guardian, and content may include adult language and themes. A full bar is available along with popcorn and small snacks.

Ninja Cowboys bring a country takeover to Backstage Bar in Kamm’s Corners, delivering a set packed with today’s country hits for Cleveland’s west side. Look for line dancing on the floor, beer at the bar, and a welcoming country atmosphere from the first song to the last.

This weekly karaoke and all-request music event at JoJo's Sports Bar & Grille in Medina is currently on hold. When active, attendees pick the songs, sing karaoke, and can order from the kitchen.

DeRay Davis delivers a live stand-up performance powered by high energy, outrageous storytelling, and rapid-fire punchlines that keep audiences laughing from beginning to end. It is an evening centered on continuous laughs and lively comedy vibes.

A Reiki and meditation workshop focused on reducing stress and helping you reconnect with yourself through practical, down to earth healing. The experience includes a 30 minute guided meditation to quiet the mind and invite deep relaxation, a group Reiki session to ease stored tension and support energy flow, and time for journaling to process insights and clarify next steps. It is suitable for both beginners and experienced practitioners. Please bring a yoga mat, a journal, and an open mind.

Now in its 20th season, this outdoor farmers market brings together local farmers and artisans in an open-air setting. Browse goods directly from the people who grow and craft them, enjoy live music, and find family-friendly activities throughout the market. There is more to discover around every corner, with a welcoming atmosphere for all ages.

Before Cleveland faces divisional rival Baltimore, the Cleveland Orange Zone Tailgate sets the tone for game day with all-inclusive food and drinks, live music and other entertainment, and an energetic football atmosphere a short walk from Hungtington Bank Field. Spots are limited.

Watch the Cleveland Browns take on division rival the Baltimore Ravens at the Darb Snyder Senior Center in Millersburg. During the game, Darren Michaels will serve Cajun jambalaya. Donations are welcome but not required, and everyone is welcome regardless of ability to contribute. The gathering is alcohol free and open to all ages, though child care is not provided. Seating includes tables and booths, and guests may also bring a lawn chair or a blanket to sit on the floor.

This game is subject to the NFL’s flexible scheduling policy, so the date and time shown on schedules or tickets may change. Ticket access includes both a Public Onsale and an Official Platinum option, with each planned to open at the same time. Keep an eye on your ticket details and schedule notifications for any updates.

Keep the weekend energy going with a 90-minute ride through Cleveland aboard the award-winning Funny Bus. A local comedian serves as guide, blending comedy and city history as the route takes you along the shoreline, into the Flats entertainment district, through downtown, and into surrounding neighborhoods. Guests may bring their own beer and wine to enjoy on board. Suitable for visitors and locals, this lighthearted tour offers laughs and a relaxed way to see the city, whether for a date night, a night out with the girls, or a fun kickstart to an evening on the town.

Fall on the Farm brings a festive afternoon to Crowley's Tree Farm with 45 vendors and crafters, a food truck, freshly squeezed lemonade, music, and a picturesque farm backdrop. Browse unique finds and support small businesses, makers, and local vendors. Admission for shopping is free.

Take part in Warhammer 40K games. Shop sets are available for use.

Celebrate Reality Fracture with a themed Magic: The Gathering Commander league built around a Parallel Reality twist. Every deck may pair two commanders as long as both represent the same character within the Magic universe, letting players team up different printings or incarnations of a legend. Think along the lines of alternate versions of Kaalia or Gisa, Tinybones variants, or lore-linked identities such as Akroma with Jeska or Urza with the Blind Seer. Universes Beyond commanders are not permitted, though those cards can still appear in the 99, and this includes no exceptions for Lord of the Rings or Dungeons and Dragons. Each chosen card must be able to serve as a commander on its own. Planeswalkers that explicitly allow themselves to be commanders are fine, and partner cards are acceptable when both depict the same character. For this season only, the usual EDHREC popularity cap is waived. A focused ban list applies to specific characters and lines, including Atraxa, the Praetors, the Eldrazi titans, Jodah, and any two color versions of Niv-Mizzet, while five color interpretations of Niv-Mizzet remain allowed. Deck construction follows a $100 budget that does not count the commanders or basic lands, encouraging inventive pairings without sacrificing the rest of the build. Play is aimed at a Bracket 2, casual and social power level. Avoid cards or strategies that dramatically swing the game, skip infinite two-card setups or turbo wins, do not chain extra turns, and leave mass land destruction out of the mix. Games should generally reach at least turn eight. Be considerate when building within this powerful theme, keep the table experience in mind, and remember that it is fine to decline a matchup or switch off your league deck if a pairing is not enjoyable. The season runs across eight consecutive weeks.

Witch, Please! Bingo: For Good transforms a night of bingo into a lively fundraiser for dogs in Cleveland, with drag entertainment, laughs, prizes, and plenty of ways to make a difference. Hosted by Peach Fuzz and Aurora Thunder, produced by Uncle Lulu Production Co., and presented by Sits 'n Wiggles Dog Training, the event features prize-filled bingo, themed raffle baskets, and an auction item that includes a stay at a Dolly Parton themed Airbnb in Nashville. All proceeds benefit Pawsitive Access Canine Training Fund and Grim Reaper Rescue & Reprieve to support training, resources, rescue efforts, and second chances for dogs throughout Northeast Ohio. Tickets are $25 in advance and $35 at the door. Green attire and Oz inspired flair are encouraged, and corporate sponsorships are available.

Celebrate Halloween at a community carnival hosted by Greater Massillon Early Learning Center, where costumes are welcome and families can enjoy a full lineup of seasonal fun. Highlights include trunk-or-treat with free treats, a free haunted bus, a bounce house and obstacle course, face painting and pumpkin painting, cookie decorating, pumpkin bowling, hands-on Halloween crafts, and lively dance and bubble parties. Concessions will be available. The center is also welcoming new families and is currently enrolling, with staff on hand to share information about programs and meet visitors. Attendance is open to the public and not limited to enrolled families.

Presented by The Summit FM, Red Tour 2026 comes to The Agora with performances by Jesse Welles and Hudson Freeman. This event welcomes all ages. Ticket transfers are delayed and will become available about three weeks before the event, as described in the AXS Purchase Agreement.

At the Treelawn, DownRiver Collective presents an evening of modern bluegrass rooted in tradition. Hailing from Nashville and honored as the IBMA Momentum Band of the Year in 2024, this fast-rising group is recognized for inventive style and superb musicianship. Their music blends bluegrass with Americana, folk, and country influences, delivering rich vocal harmonies, heartfelt songwriting, and an energetic show that speaks to both longtime bluegrass fans and newer listeners.

Carbon Leaf brings its long-running indie folk rock presence to Concert Hall in Cleveland, presenting a live set that weaves Americana, bluegrass, rock, folk, Celtic, and pop influences. A wide range of instruments shapes the band’s vibrant sound and energetic stagecraft, refined through years on the road. Reserved tickets are $38 in advance and $48 on the day of the show.

Contribute to the community by assisting with trail design and building throughout the park under the leadership of Jason Biltz. Work gloves are required for all participants. Jason will provide details on any other equipment that may be needed.

Now in its third year, this Trunk-or-Treat celebration offers a family-friendly evening with decorated trunks, abundant candy, and tasty food for all ages. Designed to provide a safe, welcoming setting, it gives kids a chance to show off their costumes while parents enjoy a relaxed Halloween tradition. Costumes are encouraged, and the focus is on sweet, festive fun that brings neighbors, friends, and families together.

Enjoy an evening of coffee and creativity at Cool Beans Cafe, where participants paint a set of two fall themed wine glasses with step by step instruction. Tickets include two wine glasses to paint along with instruction. Beverages will be available for purchase.

Grief Resource Night is a monthly gathering at Waite and Son Funeral Homes that offers compassionate support for those navigating loss. Attendees learn therapeutic techniques to help them move forward and have the chance to connect with others who are grieving. For details or to register, indicate that you plan to attend or contact Kelly Poole at kelly@waitefuneralhomes.com.

This free community conversation explores whether today’s turbulence signals a spiritual turning point and what a new way forward might require. Participants will consider the widening rifts in society, why familiar systems struggle to address them, and how a spiritual lens inspired by Bahá’í teachings can illuminate the larger forces at work. The discussion welcomes every perspective in a shared search for truths that can unite people, with attention to our rapidly changing world and practical steps that foster greater unity. Open to all regardless of background or belief, and donations will not be accepted. Tickets are requested to indicate attendance.

This two-session lyra series invites participants to explore fear in a way that feels right for them. In the first class, the group focuses on learning eerie new hoop skills that build confidence and add a touch of creepy flair. In the second class, each person brings a move that feels intimidating or has been avoided, and together the group breaks it down step by step. It is a fit for students who want to push past a mental block, try something different, or embrace the Halloween vibe on the hoop. The series costs $55 or 10 tokens and is included with all Unlimited Passes.

The Tubs take the stage at Grog Shop for an all-ages performance. After crossing the United States on their first tour, the band kept that momentum going and later signed with Merge Records, who will release their third full-length album, Hard Life. Admission is $20 in advance or $25 the day of the show, with an additional $3 collected at the door for attendees under 21.

Put your knowledge to the test at a highly rated Cleveland trivia night at the Happy Dog. A rotating lineup of hosts keeps things lively, and participation is free.

Improve flexibility in a free chair yoga class at the library with Colleen Hohl.

Explore watercolor as a path to personal expression, translating feelings into vivid color and fluid brushwork. The focus is on using painting as a soothing refuge, giving your emotions room to breathe and take form on the page.

Everyone is welcome at this free sewing open studio, where participants can use the available sewing machines and studio space to focus on personal projects. Bring your own fabric along with your project ideas, and take advantage of guidance from experienced teachers and sewing coaches. This class is supported in part by a grant from the Cleveland Foundation.

This City Fresh pop-up, pre-order farmers market offers affordable produce for pickup at the Stella Walsh Recreation Center in Cleveland. Customers collect pre-ordered shares in single or family sizes, and volunteers support the local Fresh Stop to keep it running. The focus is on sharing food with the community throughout the season.

Casual Pokémon play takes place week to week. Test your decks in friendly matches, see how they hold up against strong opponents, and trade with fellow trainers.

A ceremonial ribbon cutting will mark the opening of Lincoln Park, a new playground and dog park created for the Ashland community at the former Lincoln Street School site. Built through a public private partnership between the City of Ashland and the Rotary Club of Ashland, working through the Rotary Service Foundation, the park is designed for families, young people, pet owners, and neighbors of all ages. Highlights include separate secure areas for large and small dogs with agility features, a full basketball court supported by the Norma Foundation, and a playground outfitted with $150,000 in equipment secured by the City. A covered pavilion adds space for community gatherings, and weather resistant benches, picnic tables, and eight Honey Locust trees provide comfortable shade. What was once a vacant green space is becoming a welcoming destination where Ashland can play, connect, and grow together.

Learn to design and assemble a round mosaic lamp in a guided, hands-on session. All materials are provided, along with instruction from start to finish. On arrival, choose from four color options, with a limited quantity available for each shade. The price is $50 per person. Participants must be at least 16 with a paid registration, and anyone under 18 must attend with a registered adult. Tickets are not refundable, and registrations cannot be transferred. Space is limited, so early registration is encouraged. Leave with your own handmade lamp to brighten your home.

Enjoy a relaxed night of tabletop play with The Cleveland Board Gamers. Attendees can bring favorite titles or new games to teach, and tables will likely split into smaller groups so everyone can match interests and fit in more playtime. Newcomers are welcome. Walk-ins are fine, and sharing an RSVP can help signal interest to other players. Personal food is permitted if you clean up afterward, and please do not leave communal trays or boxes out, per library guidelines. The gathering meets in Large Meeting Room A at the end of the hall.

AEG Presents brings The Poisonous Weapons Tour to the stage with Mastodon headlining, joined by Deafheaven and Alcest. This is an all ages show. The organizer has set a delayed ticket transfer policy, with transfers becoming available about three weeks before the event, and further details outlined in AXS’s Purchase Agreement.

This one hour fundraiser begins with an update from the previous quarter's beneficiary, then features three five minute presentations from potential recipients. Participants vote after the presentations and make their donations. The pooled contributions provide more than $10,000 to the charity selected.

Explore a four-session, interactive course focused on developing intuition with practical tools. Across a series of Tuesday meetings, participants practice tuning into personal guidance and the sources of wisdom they hope to connect with through guided exercises. The course presents the idea of learning to adjust your own inner “receiver” to access information, whether seeking a message from a loved one who has passed, filling in a missing piece to see a fuller picture, or sensing the likely outcome of a decision. It is suitable for beginners and for those with some experience who want to deepen their practice, and no prior background is required. The format is hybrid, with the option to attend in person at CLE Urban Winery, online through Zoom, or to mix attendance across sessions. The cost includes all four classes and a workbook. After purchase, participants receive access to register on Zoom for the class link, and once registered will be emailed a syllabus with suggested materials to bring. Homework is offered and encouraged but not required. Even if you plan to attend in person, it is suggested to also register through Zoom so you have the link as a backup. Friends are welcome.

Independent singer-songwriter, producer, and musician Eric Stroud performs at The Lyric Theater of Wooster with a sound that blends acoustic pop rock and energetic pop punk. The music is melodic and guitar focused, pairing uplifting lyrics with relatable storytelling. His song Echoes of Us earned Best Original Song at the Winterfilm XII Festival for its feature in the film Sonder.

The Musical Box presents an homage to Phil Collins’ early years leading Genesis, focusing on 1976 to 1980. The production features hallmark songs, the renowned drum duets, and striking visuals inspired by the 1978 Mirror Tour. It explores the band’s progressive rock catalog, from the early hit Follow You, Follow Me to selections from A Trick of the Tail, Wind & Wuthering, ...And Then There Were Three..., and Duke. Described as the group’s biggest and most daring staging, it aims to recreate the era with careful detail for devoted fans and the simply curious. Phil Collins has noted that their approach functions more like a faithful theatrical re-creation of a specific period than a typical tribute act.

Karaoke takes over Judd’s City Tavern with a night of music and sing-along favorites. DJ Z of Shell Yeah Events hosts while anyone can step up to the mic or cheer from the sidelines. The vibe is upbeat, with a friendly crowd, plenty of sing-along spirit, and drinks to match the tunes. Whether you thrive on the spotlight or prefer to support friends, it is a welcoming setting for all experience levels.

English fingerstyle guitarist Mike Dawes takes the stage at Beachland Ballroom, showcasing the rare ability to compose, arrange, and play multiple parts at once on a single guitar. Recognized by reader polls from Total Guitar Magazine and MusicRadar as the world’s top acoustic guitarist in both 2017 and 2018, he has also earned praise from YouTube educator Rick Beato. His body of work spans original pieces and highly viewed video performances, along with inventive arrangements of popular songs, including a viral rendition of Gotye’s ‘Somebody That I Used to Know’ and follow-ups like ‘One,’ ‘The Impossible,’ and ‘Jump.’ Dawes has performed and recorded with Justin Hayward of The Moody Blues, appearing on several of Hayward’s live releases, including Spirits...Live, which reached #2 on the US Billboard Chart. Collaborations include a duet album with Tommy Emmanuel, Accomplice Vol. 3, and contributions to a 2024 double single from the GRAMMY-nominated band Periphery. His session credits extend to television and gaming, with work featured on AMC’s Better Call Saul and the soundtrack for Ubisoft’s Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown. Beyond the stage, he has served as a columnist for Guitar World and Acoustic Guitar, taught masterclasses around the world, developed educational apps, published advanced instructional material, and appeared as a TV judge on SKY TV’s Guitar Star. His third studio album, Galactic Acid, was slated for release in August 2024.

Fans of sushi can enjoy a Wednesday deal, with a selection of rolls priced at $4.99 and $5.99 at the Hissho Sushi counter.

This family storytime features stories, songs, and fingerplays.

Experience a free yoga class that revitalizes the body, calms the mind, and eases stress through slow, gentle standing sequences and floor poses designed to build strength and flexibility. Please bring your own mat. All participants must complete a waiver before taking part.

Network Wednesday in Cleveland brings together artists, videographers, producers, models, actors, and entrepreneurs for a focused mix of networking, content creation, and connection. Participants can meet peers, share ideas, build new contacts, and work on content together in a welcoming, creative setting. Presented by M.O.N.S.T.A.R.S., the gathering emphasizes conversation, collaboration, and opportunities across the local creative and business community.

Enjoy a relaxed walk-in experience that pairs intuitive readings with a soothing cup of tea at special event pricing. Bridget from The Raven’s Cup pours her hand-blended teas while in-house readers offer insights in a warm, welcoming setting. Browse shop specials and creations from more than 25 local artisans, explore workshops, discover crystals available for adoption, and check out a selection of essential oils. Guests can simply unwind with tea or choose to add a reading. Readings are also available by appointment, and private reading parties can be arranged by request.

There is a five dollar cost to attend this event.

A chef-led omakase unfolds at the sushi bar with 12 courses that change monthly. The menu draws from the hotline and curated selections from the sushi team, with each course hand chosen and prepared that night. This experience is offered only on Wednesday evenings. Dietary restrictions can be accommodated.

Marking ten years of My Hero Academia, this concert traces the story from Deku’s early days to the series’ most high-stakes battles. A 15-piece ensemble brings Yuki Hayashi’s music to life while vivid visuals from all eight seasons illuminate the stage, capturing moments of triumph, heartbreak, and courage. Music and imagery move in sync to showcase beloved characters and the unmistakable Plus Ultra spirit, creating an immersive tribute that resonates with longtime followers and newcomers alike. It is a sweeping journey of friendship, heroism, and determination told through powerful live performance.

American actor and comedian Michael Rapaport appears at Pickwick & Frolic/Hilarities 4th Street Theatre in Cleveland. Recently featured on The Traitors season 4 on Peacock and on Hulu’s Life & Beth, he has built a wide-ranging screen career with more than sixty film credits since the early 1990s. Television audiences have seen him on The War at Home, Boston Public, Friends, Prison Break, Justified, and the Netflix series Atypical. His film work includes True Romance, Higher Learning, Metro, Cop Land, Deep Blue Sea, The 6th Day, Dr. Dolittle 2, Big Fan, and The Heat. He also directed the award-winning documentary Beats, Rhymes & Life: The Travels of a Tribe Called Quest and hosts the I Am Rapaport Stereo Podcast.

Beachland Tavern hosts an evening with Nik Parr & The Selfless Lovers, a piano-powered roots rock group from Austin known for energetic performances that blend New Orleans late-night spirit, Southern soul, and a Texas Gulf Coast groove. Led by vocalist and multi-instrumentalist Nik Parr, the band channels the drive of Bruce Springsteen alongside the showmanship of Jerry Lee Lewis. Parr is also known for playing saxophone and piano at the same time, a signature moment in their live show. They average more than 150 concerts each year across the country and have shared stages with Marc Broussard, Rebirth Brass Band, Big Bad Voodoo Daddy, Black Joe Lewis, The Soul Rebels, Dumpstaphunk, The Heavy Heavy, Shinyribs, The Damn Quails, Eddie 9 Volt, and Two Tons of Steel. Nik Parr’s upcoming EP, American Lover Boy, is produced by Low Cut Connie.

Fairfax Market is hosting a dedicated day for seniors with savings and helpful extras. Shoppers 55 and older receive 10 percent off eligible in-store grocery and café purchases, along with a complimentary drip coffee from the Fairfax Market Café to enjoy while browsing. Staff will be on hand to assist with signing up for mPerks, Meijer’s rewards program, and can help with scanning items and packing at checkout. Exclusions apply to the discount, which is available for in-store purchases only.

Gather to create handmade items for others in a relaxed, social setting. Beginners and experienced crocheters are welcome, and knitters can participate too. Some kits will be available for adding a crocheted border to a fleece blanket, or choose to make a soap sack or a winter hat. Enjoy friendly conversation, share techniques, and build skills while working on projects for others. Participants may bring dinner or a beverage, and snacks to share are welcome.

A welcoming group for anyone seeking support while coming out, navigating a transition, or caring for someone who is. Allies and adult family members are welcome. The gathering provides encouragement along with information and resources to help you move forward on your own path.

The Artists Archives of the Western Reserve presents three concurrent exhibitions that recognize the inclusion of each artist’s work in the Archives. Though distinct in voice, the shows share a postmodern lens, weaving appropriation, lived experience, and a conversation between fine art and popular culture. Dexter Davis, Body & Soul features predominantly works by the artist, joined by selections from the AAWR permanent collection and loans from Lawrence Waldman, Tony Serna, and Dolin / Maxwell. Davis embraces an expressive process, building collages that he relates to painting or drawing. Drawings and prints mingle with objects from daily life, creating fresh connections and imagery. David Batz, A Creative Odyssey is drawn entirely from the Archives’ collection. The presentation centers on ceramics, both sculptural and functional, alongside a few pieces made with natural materials. While the emphasis is on clay, Batz also produced art prints and explored studio papermaking. Extensive travels informed his imagery, and the collection on view includes many colorful impressed surfaces and brightly glazed works from the Odyssey series. Robert Wright, Civil Disobedience brings together pieces from the AAWR collection and additional works on loan from the artist. Wright’s practice is rooted in motion. As a deaf artist he studies ballet rehearsals, sketches dancers, then distills their movement into abstracted characters. Works in this series are predominantly oil on canvas. The title references a jazz project by New York bassist David Ambrosio, and Wright often paints to jazz, drawing parallels between today’s upheaval and the reflective music of the 1960s. An opening reception will take place in the AAWR galleries. Admission is free and open to the public.

Spend an evening trick-or-treating at this annual event, with costumes encouraged. For full details, please refer to the event flyer.

Settle into the cozy Crafty Canary Creativity Corner at Little Birdie Wine Nest for a hands-on candle making experience guided by a friendly local artist. Create a 100% natural soy candle with a wooden wick, choosing a vessel that suits your style, such as an 8 oz iridescent glass jar, a 16 oz wooden dough bowl, or a 25 oz corked wine bottle. Personalize your candle with a custom fragrance blend selected from more than 20 luxury scents. For an extra touch, optional inclusions like dried flowers, crushed glass, crystals, seashells, or coffee beans can be added for a beautiful finish. This beginner-friendly workshop welcomes all ages and skill levels. Premium supplies and tools are provided, and an instructor offers step-by-step guidance and helpful tips throughout to ensure a result you are proud of. Tickets start at $37.50 per person and include a two-hour guided session, your chosen candle vessel, soy wax and wooden wicks, access to the fragrance selection, the option to upgrade with decorative inclusions, and one complimentary beverage. Drink choices include an orange juice mimosa, red sangria, white sangria, a non-alcoholic fruit juice blend, or non-alcoholic orange juice. A full menu of coffee, flights, drinks, snacks, and shareables is available for purchase during the class. Arriving 10 to 15 minutes early is recommended to place orders and get comfortable before the workshop begins. Seating can be arranged so participants sit near friends when noted at purchase, and attendance is limited to 18 guests. Assistance with registration is available by phone or in person. Little Birdie Wine Nest gift cards are redeemable by phone or in-store rather than online. Crafty Canary rewards cards are honored at all sip and create workshops and can be stamped at this class, with new cards available at the start. All sales are final as noted in the workshop FAQs.

Together Thursday offers an introspective discussion focused on building healthier relationships. Conversation includes romantic, platonic, and work or broader society dynamics. Participants explore ways to show up more thoughtfully and set boundaries that help others learn how to show up for them as well.

Joe Dombrowski appears at Hilarities Comedy Club in Cleveland, Ohio for three consecutive evenings.

The ProgNation Reunion comes to Music Box Concert Hall in Cleveland. Tickets are available for this reunion event.

At the Supper Club, Cleveland Stories Night spotlights The Upbeat Show, the landmark rock and roll television program produced in Cleveland from 1964 to 1971. David Spero, who assisted his father, the show’s producer, shares behind the scenes memories and presents new video clips of the notable performers who appeared on the broadcast. Hosted in its day by Don Webster, the series welcomed many artists who would later be inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, and this program revisits those moments through film and personal storytelling. As part of a weekly series that pairs great food with tales from Cleveland’s past, admission is free and there is no cover. The regular menu is available, along with affordable specials.

Julia Cole brings the Love You To Death Tour to The Beachland Ballroom in Cleveland, Ohio. A new date has been announced for this stop, and tickets and VIP packages are available.

After a fireworks-laden marriage proposal goes disastrously off script, the blasts awaken an ancient presence that has slept in a nearby lake for millennia. From there, the play unfolds in a sequence of close-up, darkly humorous, and occasionally startling vignettes that examine how far people will go when they are searching for something to believe in. First produced by Mark Giberson, Nathan Frizzell, Michael Matthews, and Christopher Sepulveda at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe, it was commissioned by Theater Emory in Atlanta for the “4:48 Project” and further developed through Center Theatre Group’s L.A. Writers’ Workshop Festival. The premiere took place at Salt Lake Acting Company in Salt Lake City, followed by productions at Know Theatre in Cincinnati, Stray Cat Theatre in Phoenix, and Rorschach Theatre in Washington, DC.

Belles & Chimes Cleveland kicks off its 21st season as part of a network of women’s pinball leagues. The chapter embraces an inclusive definition of the terms woman and female, welcoming cis, trans, and nonbinary players who are comfortable in a women-centered environment to enjoy competitive play in a supportive setting. The season spans six weeks. Players compete in groups of four, or three when needed. Each league night features four games, with every participant selecting a machine once and taking the first turn on their choice. Scoring follows 5-3-2-1 or 5-3-1 formats. The best five of six weeks count toward the standings, allowing one drop week. A one-time $20 league due is collected at signup to support trophies and prizes awarded at the end of the season. Finals are open to anyone who plays at least four of the six weeks, with multiple divisions and awards available. The seventh week hosts the finals in a group-elimination format. Each round consists of three games using the same scoring, with the top two advancing, and the final four playing one last round to determine placement.

Jo Koy brings the Koy Meets World Tour to KeyBank State Theatre in Cleveland. This tour stop features a live onstage performance at the theater.

Jo Koy brings his brand new Koy Meets World Tour to Playhouse Square, spotlighting the personal stories and quick wit that resonate with fans from many backgrounds. Inspired by his family and Filipino roots, he has gone from early sets in a Las Vegas coffeehouse to packing arenas across the globe. Pollstar and Billboard have consistently placed him among the top ten highest grossing stand-up comedians, and he continues to set records and sell out major venues. This event is for guests ages 12 and up.

Naturally Blue Jam Band kicks off a live jam at TJ Dillon’s Pub, welcoming a rotating lineup of musicians for on-the-spot collaboration. Expect spirited solos, surprise moments, and an easygoing vibe where music fans can enjoy cold drinks and performers can jump in to play. Each session features local talent and a fresh mix of sounds, so no two nights are alike.