Events in Youngstown, OH

Tell Me Lies pays tribute to Fleetwood Mac with a concert centered on the band’s classic songs. Seasoned musicians who have collaborated in different projects over the years have come together to honor one of the most popular and best selling bands, focusing on faithful sound and stage visuals that capture the spirit of the originals. Prices range from $0 to $40.28. A one drink minimum applies.

Westside Bowl hosts a four-band showcase with live sets from Mutilatred, Mulciber, Cerebral Necrosis, and Forged in Gore. Tickets are $12 in advance and $15 on the day of the show.

A night at Cedars West End in Youngstown marks the release of With No Chance's first EP, with Wither and Evening Smoke also on the lineup. Admission is a $10 cover.

A full weekend of grass volleyball returns to Volney Rogers Park, building on a strong May turnout and a tougher June, with an eye toward even bigger participation and larger payouts. All divisions offer cash awards, and some lower divisions may receive shirts based on the number of teams. Play spans two formats: coed 4s on day one, which requires at least one woman on the court, and Revco 2s on day two played on a short court. Divisions include Open, AA, A, BB, and B, with the option to combine levels if entries are light. Matches use rally scoring. Serves that touch the net remain in play. Open-hand receive is not permitted unless it is a clean set. Setting the ball over is allowed when square to the direction of the ball, while unintended, not-square sets that cross the net are faults. Entry is 35 dollars per player, cash only, paid on the day of play. Teams can register through the event discussion or by contacting Matt Nelson.

Enjoy music from DJ Thomas John along with handmade crafts and a variety of vendor booths. A 50/50 drawing and a basket raffle will be held, and all proceeds from these activities will support The Hunger Center. For accurate information, Arianna is the only official contact for this event, so please stay alert to potential scammers.

Sing along at Westside Bowl with Simply Ed hosting a karaoke night that feels lively, encouraging, and just the right kind of unpredictable. Step up for a favorite tune, take a chance on something new, or relax and cheer from the crowd. A mix of familiar faces and first-timers trade the mic, making it easy to unwind, laugh, and maybe surprise yourself with a song you can pull off. There is no cover charge, and the action takes place downstairs in the Trophy Room.

An open mic music night at Westside Bowl helps performers prepare for live shows. Musicians of any experience level can bring songs they love, test out new material, or share works in progress. The event is free.

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

A simple celebration of music and melody.

DJ RasB brings Reggae Night back to Westside Bowl with a live session in the garage, delivering a blend of reggae and dub for all music lovers. Expect uplifting, positive vibes from start to finish, and enjoy it all with no cover charge.

Rodney Atkins delivers a career-spanning country performance from an artist whose songs have connected with listeners across generations. He has landed radio singles in three different decades while remaining with Curb Records, and his distinctive voice has long been a fixture on country radio. The ACM Award winner has surpassed 4 billion global streams, earned six number one radio singles, and accumulated 16.5 million RIAA-certified units across nine singles and three albums. His music has been featured on NBC's TODAY, GMA's Strahan & Sara, and FOX & Friends, and his hit 'Watching You' was named the Song of the Decade by Country Aircheck and received a BMI Million-Air Award. Committed to engaging loyal fans and supporting the United States Military, he is finalizing new music, including the song 'True South'. In the Robins Club, a one drink minimum applies.

Mom’s Basement Fest 2026 comes back to the Trophy Room at Westside Bowl for two nights of live bands. A limited early bird two-day pass is available for $25, and a standard two-day pass is $35. If attending a single night, presale tickets are $20, with admission at the door priced at $25 per night. The full lineup will be announced soon.

Glenwood Community Park becomes a temporary skate destination as the Pop-Up Skatepark Event Series, presented by the Youngstown Skatepark Association and City of Youngstown Parks and Recreation, sets up features for skateboards, BMX bikes, scooters, in-line skates, and roller skates. This free, community-focused gathering welcomes riders of all experience levels in a supportive setting while raising awareness for YSA’s mission to build a free public skatepark in Youngstown. A signed participant waiver is required to ride, and riders under 18 must have a parent or legal guardian sign for them. Helmets are mandatory for anyone under 18 and recommended for adults, with knee and elbow pads encouraged. Children under 14 must be supervised by a parent or legal guardian, and children under 3 are not permitted to participate. All riding is at your own risk.

At Pogo’s Pub, turn back time for an 80s throwback as Ridgemont delivers an electrifying set packed with era-defining favorites. The performance embraces the decade’s bold spirit with big-hair flair, a huge sound, and bright neon nostalgia for plenty of fun.

Swifties can look forward to a night devoted to Taylor Swift as Miss Americanas, an ultimate unofficial tribute to her music, takes the stage at 7 17 Credit Union Field at Eastwood. The celebration also marks the one year anniversary of The Life of a Showgirl and includes an opening performance by Candace Campana. These events are fan sponsored and are not endorsed by or affiliated with TAS Rights Management, Taylor Swift, or their affiliated entities.

Westside Bowl presents a triple bill featuring Home For The Day, The Hand Off, and Boyd And The Monkeys. Admission is $5 when purchased in advance and $10 if bought the day of the show.

Robins Theatre spotlights The Baldassarre Orchestra in a high-energy salute to the defining years of classic rock, spanning 1965 to 1975. A powerhouse lineup of singers and players reimagines landmark tracks with sweeping symphonic colors and rock-driven punch. Expect favorites by The Beatles, The Rolling Stones, Queen, Chicago, The Hollies, Cream, Jethro Tull, The Turtles, The Who, Deep Purple, Janis Joplin, The Guess Who, Led Zeppelin, and more. A playful pop-quiz moment nods to a Lulu classic connected to Sidney Poitier. Tickets are $25. At the helm is Ohio-born guitarist and composer Carl Baldassarre, known for early work with Abraxas and the progressive outfit Syzygy. His catalog spans 11 albums, and his collaborations bridge classical and rock, from the Abbey Road London Chamber Orchestra to members of Tower of Power, Tears for Fears, Genesis, Supertramp, Chicago, and Postmodern Jukebox. He studied composition at the Cleveland Institute of Music and trained at the Cleveland Music School Settlement and John Carroll University. Audience feedback praises the spirited performances, layered arrangements, polished production, and a wave of nostalgia.

Radical Release Yoga at Coy Cornelius & Judy Rogers Studios offers a 60-minute, floor-based practice centered on easing stress while thoughtfully addressing joint mobility and muscle tension. Using a combination of breathwork, somatic techniques, and gentle yoga, participants explore what the body holds and learn supportive ways to let it go. Designed for ongoing self care, the class fosters a kinder, more nurturing relationship with both body and mind. It is beginner friendly and welcoming to the whole community. Please bring a yoga mat, some water, and your positive energy. This is a free class presented by Honeycomb Arts and Wellness Collective, with optional donations of $5 to $20 appreciated to help sustain community programs, accepted in cash or via Venmo at @honeycombartsandwellness. A heads up for those with allergies or animal sensitivities, there are cats and a dog in the building and they may visit the room.

Young Friends Adventure welcomes little ones to explore the Butler through a lively gallery experience that uses illustrated books to spark curiosity, followed by a hands-on art activity. Designed for children ages 2 to 5 who attend with a parent or caregiver, the program nurtures careful looking, active listening, learning, sharing, and creative fun. It is free and open to the public. This series takes place on the second Thursday of each month, except in December.

After a long pause, Emissions from the Monolith makes its return with the tenth edition at Westside Bowl in Youngstown, bringing the festival back to its roots. First launched around 1999 and active through 2007, it became a touchstone for the U.S. underground heavy scene with a focus on metal, doom, sludge, stoner, and other riff-driven sounds. This revival is framed as a true homecoming, aiming to bridge generations of heavy music over four nights while honoring the past and reflecting where the underground stands today. The lineup features Voivod, Cavity, Bat, Generation of Vipers, Fistula, Lo-Pan, Kowloon Walled City, Great Falls, Telekinetic Yeti, The Brought Low, Horseburner, Shun, Torche, Rwake, Solace, Stinking Lizaveta, Rebreather, Deadbird, Disengage, Sunrot, Edhochuli, O.I.L., Weedeater, Bongzilla, Today Is The Day, Minsk, Howling Giant, Thunderchief, Axioma, Winds of Neptune, High Desert Queen, and Lake Lake, with more artists to be announced. Attendees can look forward to a mix of fan-favorite legacy acts and newer bands carrying forward the spirit of underground heaviness, presented in a tightly curated, fan first setting with limited ticket sales to help prevent festival burnout. Four day passes are available through the official site, and single day tickets will also be offered.

JAC Live and Ray Timlin Productions have reached an agreement for LEFT END to present the Final Ride concert at Powers Auditorium. This event was set in motion by the strong response from fans who completed the survey.

Greg Hawkes, the keyboardist for Rock & Roll Hall of Fame band The Cars, appears with the Boston group Eddie Japan for a performance dedicated to The Cars’ catalog. The set is curated by Hawkes and spans well known singles as well as lesser heard tracks, with additional selections connected to his broader career. A pioneer of synthesizer driven rock and pop, Hawkes helped shape the New Wave era and has also recorded and toured with Paul McCartney, Todd Rundgren, and The Turtles. This collaboration grew out of their work together on Eddie Japan’s 2017 album Golden Age and has been presented around the Northeast since 2019.

Vernon’s Cafe is hosting a five course wine pairing dinner with flexible pricing options. The first 40 reservations can secure an early-bird rate of $69 per person, and the standard price is $75 per person. A food-only option is available for $55 per person, with beverages from the bar offered at an additional charge. A wine-only option is available for $25 per person, with the opportunity to order food from Vernon’s regular menu at extra cost. The complete menu will be shared once it is finalized.

This fall festival features a marketplace of handmade goods and vendors, a mobile food vendor, trick-or-treating, and a raffle of gift baskets. Individuals interested in setting up a booth can reserve a spot for $10 and are asked to provide a basket for the raffle. For participation details, contact Angie at angiestulgis.gillette@yahoo.com or 330-372-1960, who is the sole point of contact for this event.

The fourth annual EMO-WEEN fundraiser for All About the Pawz Rescue brings a full night of emo energy to Westside Bowl. Eric Lewis hosts an evening featuring emo karaoke in the downstairs Trophy Room where each song request adds a one dollar donation to the rescue, a main stage set from DJ DrGoo spinning emo, pop punk, and alt favorites, an emo drag show hosted by Batonya Dumplin with performers donating their tips to the cause, and a high energy live cover performance by xEmo_Nightx. A costume contest takes place during the cover band set. An emo raffle offers prizes, with tickets priced at ten dollars for one sheet or twenty dollars for three, and all proceeds benefit AATP. Tarot and palm readings are available throughout the event with Kayla Rice, Kristy Butcho, and Palmistry by Rachel. Costumes are encouraged, and the atmosphere will be loud and crowded, so pets should stay home. All ages are welcome. Tickets are ten dollars in advance and fifteen dollars at the door. Sponsors include Burkland Monuments, YoYo Boot, Field Trip Merch, State Street Tattoo, and State Street Records.

The Fine Arts Council of Trumbull County hosts its annual showcase spotlighting art that delves into the uncanny, surreal, and macabre. The opening reception is free and open to the public, and parental discretion is advised.

Due to a major construction project that will close a large portion of the park next year, the course has been adjusted. The event introduces what may be the first 11K road race in the country, with a timing mat at the 10K mark for a traditional split. It is a fresh chance to set a personal record at a new distance. The schedule also includes 25K and 2 mile options, and registered participants receive a free pair of gloves while supplies last.

Settle into a 60 minute, floor based yoga practice created to ease stress, with careful attention to joint mobility and tight muscles. Guided breathwork, somatic exploration, and yoga movements help you notice what your body is carrying and learn practical ways to release it. The class is beginner friendly and welcoming to everyone, supporting sustained self care while fostering a kinder, more nurturing connection with both body and mind. Expect gentle movement with thoughtful focus on personal awareness. Bring a mat, water, and anything you need for comfort, and feel free to invite friends and bring good energy. Offered as a free community class through Honeycomb Arts and Wellness Collective, with optional donations of $5 to $20 to support arts, culture, and wellness initiatives. Contributions can be made in cash or via Venmo at @honeycombartsandwellness. This session takes place on the first and third Tuesday of each month. Please note that there are cats and a dog in the building and they may visit the room, which is important to consider if you have allergies or prefer to avoid animals.

Learn about the history of Nothing Bundt Cakes and sample an assortment of their bundt cakes. Advance registration is required. To sign up, call 330-652-1704, ext. 3.

At Maronite Center, this anniversary celebration honors 15 years of Friends of Fido supporting dogs at the Mahoning County Dog Warden. Cin City and the Saints will perform live music, and the evening features party games with prizes, a large basket raffle, a 50/50 drawing, and a few surprises. Pizza will be available to purchase and a cash bar will be open. Tickets are $15, and a reserved table for eight is $120. After helping 15,000 dogs so far, Friends of Fido continues its mission to assist the next 15,000.

An evening of magic and mystery at Eastwood Event Centre invites formal attire with a touch of the fantastical, with elevated costumes encouraged but not required. Attendees can enjoy a dinner buffet, tarot readings, and mystic-themed entertainment presented throughout the night. The program includes a live auction and paddle raise, followed by dancing. As the celebration winds down, the silent auction and basket raffle close and winners are announced. Arrive curious and depart enchanted.

Calvin Center for the Arts transforms into an immersive woodland masquerade that honors the harvest and the gentle shift into a new season. Rooted in the spirit of Samhain and the bounty of Ohio’s forests and fields, the gathering invites gratitude for the gifts of spring, summer, and fall. Attendees are encouraged to arrive as woodland and mystical beings such as stags, foxes, ravens, mushroom spirits, fairies, and forest nymphs. Masks, antlers, wings, textured fabrics, and other nature-inspired elements help bring the room to life beneath candlelight and greenery. Live music by Leather & Lace Acoustic fills the space as guests mingle, dance, and celebrate. Harvest tables offer unhurried grazing with a generous charcuterie spread, seasonal desserts, and a thoughtfully prepared beverage station. This is a non alcoholic event that centers on connection, community, and the magic of the season. Adults only, guests must be 18 or older.

David Clark portrays Billy Joel alongside Bill Connors as Elton John in a tribute to two legendary piano men. The show features favorites such as I’m Still Standing, Rocket Man, Piano Man, and You May Be Right, with deeper fan selections including Honky Cat, Funeral for a Friend, Miami 2017, and Captain Jack.

A shadowy circus cabaret unfolds in a theatrical spectacle where dark whimsy meets cutting-edge performance. This 90-minute immersive journey dives into a world of vampires, blending contemporary circus with dramatic storytelling. International artists bring theater, dance, and gymnastic prowess to the stage through contortion, juggling, acrobatics, and clowning, with moments of playful audience interaction. Music and eerie soundscapes pair with mesmerizing illusions to swing emotions from chills to laughter and wonder, highlighted by the wild antics of a graveyard clown. Inspired by the mystique of historic traveling carnivals and envisioned by creator Francisco Santos, a Cirque du Soleil veteran performer, the tale is set in 19th century Bohemia. Count Dracula launches a traveling circus with trusted guards as a covert means to move unnoticed, expand his reach, and transform humans into a legion of vampires. The experience invites spectators beyond the fourth wall, surrounding them with action until it feels as if the show is happening around them and, at times, within their midst. Expect a mysterious, fun, and dark production designed to astonish the senses.

High Pointe Restaurant & Tavern hosts a Halloween celebration featuring Hair Supply. Expect a night of spooky vibes and thrills that capture the spirit of the season.

Presented by Heelflip Records, this Westside Bowl show spotlights Fine Young Men, a long-running ska group active since 2005, with support from UK pop punk band DirtBasement and Ohio punks The Frantic Nancys. Tickets are $5 in advance and $15 on the day of the show.

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

The Trophy Room at Westside Bowl hosts a live music bill with Nineteenth Paradise performing their final show, joined by Lovers in Reverse and Tundra Tuxedo. Tickets are $5 in advance and $15 the day of the show.

Settle into a 60-minute, floor-based yoga session designed to ease stress while improving joint mobility and soothing tight muscles. Guided breathwork, gentle somatic practices, and accessible yoga movements help you notice what your body is carrying and discover practical ways to let it go. This class supports ongoing self care and can foster a kinder relationship with both body and mind. Expect a soft, exploratory approach that invites deep personal awareness. It is beginner friendly and welcoming to the whole community. Participants are encouraged to bring a yoga mat, water, and friends. Offered at no cost through Honeycomb Arts and Wellness Collective, with optional donations of $5 to $20 to support community programs in art, culture, and wellness, payable in cash or via Venmo at @honeycombartsandwellness. Sessions run on the first and third Tuesday of each month. Please note that cats and a dog are in the building and may stop by the room, which is important for anyone with allergies or animal sensitivities.

This gathering focuses on assembling 200 Fall Harvest promo bags for distribution to the public at the upcoming Fall Harvest Market. In support of Hearts & Hands United and its mission to build community and strengthen lives, local businesses and organizations can contribute materials for inclusion while connecting with peers. Attendees can bring promotional items such as flyers, business cards, coupons, samples, pens, magnets, stickers, lanyards, and other small branded products. Those who cannot be there may drop off items in advance to be added to the bags. Promotional items may be tax deductible as a business expense.

A lively marketplace celebrates skilled artisans, flavorful local fare, and live entertainment, all set amid the charm of Lunenburg, Nova Scotia. More than 150 vendors are arranged across multiple buildings, with an additional building introduced for 2026, and outdoor tents expand the experience. Explore distinctive creations such as pottery, woodworking, glass pieces, textiles, home décor, and jewelry crafted by makers from across Nova Scotia. Enjoy a wide range of bites and sips from on-site food trucks and vendors, including baked goods, fudge, nuts, specialty items, beverages, and local wines, with live music adding to the atmosphere. Admission includes a bracelet that grants access for the entire weekend. Only service dogs are permitted inside buildings, and bringing cash is recommended for smooth, hassle-free shopping.

Breakin Nails, a Pittsburgh-based tribute act honoring Breaking Benjamin, NIN, Linkin Park, and Stabbing Westward, makes a return appearance at Westside Bowl. Tickets are $5 in advance and $15 on the day of.

SCOPE is organizing a bus trip to the Smoky Mountains and Dollywood, with pickup locations at Lowes in Niles, Ohio and in Ravenna, Ohio. Payment plans are available; call 440-693-4000 for details.

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

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

A bowling tournament is being organized, and specific details are still being finalized as sponsorships are secured. Qualifying will take place in two squads, with each participant bowling four games and moving after each game. Standings are based on total pinfall plus handicap, with handicap calculated at 80 percent of 230. The top four from each squad earn automatic spots in the finals, and the top 24 overall also advance. The finals begin with two games using handicap, then the field is cut in half each round until three bowlers remain. Those three are seeded into a stepladder based on total pinfall with handicap from six finals games, and one game matches determine the champion. Tournament directors are Richard Coon, Jeff VanOrd, Jeremy Fraley, Giovanni Rossi, and Bobby Schultz. The projected entry fee is $80, squads are limited to 56 bowlers, and first place is expected to pay $1,500. Plans call for this to become an annual event rotating among centers in Ohio and Pennsylvania that Mr. Pie Rossi frequented, with updates to come as the prize fund and other logistics are confirmed.

Settle in for a 60 minute, floor based yoga class at Coy Cornelius & Judy Rogers Studios designed to ease stress while giving extra attention to joint mobility and tight muscles. Guided breathwork, somatic practices, and yoga invite you to notice what you are carrying in your body and find practical ways to release it. The experience supports steady self care and fosters a kinder relationship with both body and mind. Expect gentle movement paired with a thoughtful exploration of personal awareness. Sessions are beginner friendly and inclusive of the whole community. Bring yourself, friends, a mat, water, and positive energy. This offering occurs on the first and third Tuesday each month as a free program from Honeycomb Arts and Wellness Collective, with optional donations of $5 to $20 to help sustain community work in art, culture, and wellness, accepted in cash or via Venmo at @honeycombartsandwellness. Please note that cats and a dog are in the building and may stop by the room, so consider this if you have allergies or prefer to avoid animals.

The Polkamaniacs, a Pittsburgh based polka group, deliver a lively blend of Eastern European traditions with the edge of rock and punk. Advance tickets are priced at $10, and purchasing on the day costs $15.

Unwind with a 60 minute, floor based yoga class at Coy Cornelius & Judy Rogers Studios that centers on easing stress throughout the body, with extra attention to joint mobility and tight muscles. The session blends breathwork, somatic exploration, and gentle yoga to help you notice what you are holding and discover effective ways to release it. It supports ongoing self care and encourages a kinder connection with both body and mind. Expect gentle movement paired with a deep focus on personal awareness. All levels are welcome, including beginners, and the space is community inclusive. Bring a yoga mat and water, and come solo or with friends. This offering takes place on the first and third Tuesday of each month and is free through Honeycomb Arts and Wellness Collective. Donations of $5 to $20 are appreciated to sustain community programs in art, culture, and wellness, and can be made in cash or via Venmo at @honeycombartsandwellness. Please note that cats and a dog are in the building and may stop by the room, which is helpful to consider for those with allergies or sensitivities.

Holiday magic arrives with the sound of a live orchestra as World Ballet Company brings The Nutcracker to life. This seasonal production features a cast of 40 accomplished dancers, more than 150 hand-sewn costumes that catch the light, and elaborate scenery crafted by hand, creating a festive experience for audiences of every age. The story follows Marie on Christmas Eve when her cherished Nutcracker awakens, whisking her into a dream world filled with drifting snow, a clash with mischievous mice, and a visit to the Kingdom of Sweets. Share a timeless tradition with family and friends. The performance runs approximately 1 hour and 40 minutes, including a 20 minute intermission, and is recommended for ages 2 and up. World Ballet Company is based in Los Angeles under the direction of Sasha Gorskaya and Gulya Hartwick, tours nationwide with beloved classics, and features international artists representing more than ten countries. To date the company has appeared in over 300 cities and performed for audiences numbering more than 500,000. Group rates apply for parties of 10 or more.

The First Wednesday Reader Series brings Akron poets Steve Brightman and Theresa Göttl Brightman to Westside Bowl for a featured reading. The event takes place downstairs in the Trophy Room, which is accessible only by stairs. ASL interpretation will be provided by Meagan Albani, and an open mic will follow the featured set. The series is supported by POP! Art Books Culture. Steve Brightman has published numerous poetry collections, including The Circus of His Bones and The Wild Gospel of Careening and Other Sermons. He believes there are only two seasons, winter and baseball, and he lives with Theresa and their green parrot. Theresa Göttl Brightman’s poems appear widely in print and online, with two chapbooks and a full-length collection, and her work has aired on Akron’s 91.3 WAPS The Summit and 89.7 WOSU Columbus. She earned the title of Grand Slam Champion of the Northeast Ohio national slam team in 2012 and has competed at the National Poetry Slam in Charlotte, North Carolina, as well as the Rustbelt regional slam in Columbus.

Jimmi Bleacher brings an acoustic set and more to Westside Bowl. The event features free entertainment along with food and beverages, including mimosas.

Enjoy crafts, games, and other activities to combat the winter doldrums. This event is intended for children and their caregivers.

Participate in engaging activities designed to help children develop skills to be smart, alert, strong, kind, and brave while online. Kids will learn about digital safety and online etiquette. This program is presented in partnership with Highlights and Google and is intended for children in grades 2-5. Registration is required, and all necessary supplies will be provided.

Discover more about volcanoes and the science behind their eruptions. At the library, participate in a hands-on experiment and create volcano-themed crafts. This activity is tailored for kids in grades K-3.

Learn to craft your own unique snowflake tree. All necessary materials will be provided for adults to participate in this hands-on activity.

Kids and tweens can explore their creativity with a Picasso-inspired snowman art project. A book reading will be followed by the art activity.

Attend a practical workshop to learn cost-effective ways to reduce everyday toxins and create a healthier home. The session focuses on smart product swaps and easy habits that can make a big difference.

Need to de-stress? Experience an hour of relaxation and discovery as you sticker your worries and stress away. All supplies will be provided. This event is for adults 18+.

Use your favorite book as inspiration for tunnel art! You will use multiple sheets of paper to create a tunnel, giving your art real depth. All supplies will be provided. Please wear clothes that can get messy. This event is suitable for adults and teens (grades 7-12).

Disney On Ice presents Magic of Family celebrates the ties that bring loved ones together through favorite stories on the ice. Mickey, Minnie, Donald, and Goofy open the show and guide the journey into two heartfelt worlds. Travel to wintry Arendelle with Anna and Elsa, where chilly scenes melt into the warmth of sisterhood. Then step into the colorful world of Encanto as Mirabel and the Madrigal family fill the rink with music and dance. Stitch and Angel add playful mischief for plenty of laughs. Costumes are not allowed for guests 14 years and older.

Westside Bowl hosts an evening of live music featuring The Groovy Roots, Colour Phase, and Sproot. Advance tickets are available for $5, and admission purchased on the day of the show is $15. The lineup brings all three bands to one stage for a full night of performances.

This volunteer day with SHP Trumbull Co focuses on delivering handmade wooden bed frames to local children in need. Each delivery includes a new mattress, pillow, sheets, a comforter, and a warm blanket. Festive clothing is welcome, and volunteers can enjoy hot cocoa and cookies. Training is provided, no prior experience is needed, and friends may participate together. Volunteers meet at a storage garage to load materials before departing for deliveries. Advance sign up is required prior to the delivery day. This opportunity supports deliveries to previously approved applicants.

Jim Brickman presents A Christmas Celebration, a holiday concert filled with festive music, laughter, and moments to treasure. Audiences of all ages have embraced it as a favorite Yuletide tradition, with some calling it the best Christmas show ever. The program highlights seasonal melodies in a warm, celebratory atmosphere.