Events in Zanesville, OH

ZipZone Outdoor Adventures transforms its treetop courses for Halloween Thrills Spirit Week, blending adventure with festive fun. Costumes that are spooky, silly, or creative can lead to freebies and chances to win prizes. From classic Halloween looks to full-on monster makeovers, the spirit of the season pairs with high-flying thrills and plenty of laughter. Costumes must be zip line appropriate, so avoid loose or bulky pieces, be able to wear a helmet for Canopy Tours, and wear closed-toe shoes. Advance reservations are encouraged. Frights, flights, and fall fun await.

A staff member leads a walk through the orchard, beginning beside the market at the new Flex Space. This free activity welcomes all ages. The path includes fields and rolling hills, so strollers are not recommended. Take in the beauty of the farm along the way.

This weekly market features more than 40 farmers, bakers, and local vendors, with a rotating selection that changes from week to week. It continues in any weather, since vendors are set up under covered, open-air pavilions. Each edition also brings a new food truck and music or other entertainment. SNAP and EBT shoppers can visit the Director’s Table under the center pavilion to swipe their card and receive a dollar-for-dollar match up to $25 in Produce Perks tokens, which can be used for free fruits and vegetables while SNAP dollars cover other eligible items. The Canal Market District Match provides up to $100 in matching funds on SNAP, EBT, and WIC purchases, so spending $100 unlocks an additional $100 for any food item. This program is supported by the Licking County Foundation.

If You Cheese will be on site at Three Oaks Vineyard LLC providing food for the evening. Please refrain from bringing outside food while the event partner is serving.

In Columbus, the Abbey Mausoleum & Gardens, a historic site, opens after nightfall for an atmospheric evening of storytelling and entertainment. Hear accounts from the Abbey’s residents, explore the grounds in the dark, and take in haunting performances set amid a uniquely evocative setting. Featured figures include Lewis Sells, manager of the Sells Brothers Circus, Edna Royer Furniss, a nurse who worked with the Columbus Tuberculosis Society in the early 1900s, Freda Steube, a Cincinnati native and widow of John Bryant, an eccentric poet and millionaire in Yellow Springs, Virginia Penfield Seybold, owner of several champion saddlebreds and daughter of Cussins and Fearn president C. J. Penfield, and Samuel S. Jackson, a Columbus tailor known for designing suits for William McKinley and other notable people. This year brings added touches with a gathering tent, a tarot card reader, close-up magic, and a bonfire with s’mores. Extra-cost options include tintype photography offered on one night and aura photography on the other, plus hot apple cider, bakery items, and chili. Tickets are limited and are $25 per person.

An outdoor open mic at the winery hosted by Mary Miller and Michael Hale welcomes performances by local musicians alongside a food truck, wine service, and wine slushies at half price. When the weather cooperates the music happens on the spacious patio, with a tent or the pavilion used during colder or rainy conditions. Performers only need to bring an instrument and their voice, as the rest is provided. The first ten signups receive three-song sets, with two-song slots available after that. House rules apply, including no smoking or vaping on or near the patios, no pets, no outside alcohol, and no cannabis anywhere on the property.

Mason Shane presents an entertaining performance of his acoustic music.

Open mic at Three Oaks Vineyard offers an evening of live music from local performers, tasty options from a visiting food truck, and wines, with wine slushies available at half price, all in a relaxed outdoor setting. Performances are held outdoors at the winery, with shows on the large patio when the weather cooperates and under the tent or in the pavilion when it is cold or rainy. Hosting duties rotate among seasoned musicians Rick Barr, Mary Miller, and Michael Hale. Each date has its own listing that notes the host, featured artist, and scheduled food truck. Musicians are welcome to bring only their instrument and their voice, as sound needs are covered on site. The first ten performers are allotted up to three songs or a fifteen-minute slot, whichever comes first, and those who sign up afterward receive two songs. House guidelines include no smoking or vaping on or near the patios, no pets, no outside alcohol, and no cannabis anywhere on the property.

Enjoy a show featuring Julia Cole and Jordana Bryant. This event is open to all ages. Meet and greet passes are available, and they do not include a ticket to the show.

Friday Night Wine Tasting at Charmy's Market showcases 3 to 5 unique wines to sample. The selection changes each week. Tickets are $15 at the door, with the option to purchase in advance. Made-to-order flatbreads are available for dinner or a shareable snack.

An evening of Halloween-themed creativity awaits at a villain-themed painting party at UPaint Pottery Studio (Polaris Town Center) in Columbus, OH. Attendees can dress as their favorite villain to enter the costume contest, visit a Halloween snack bar, and paint pottery pieces inspired by notorious characters while sharing the experience with friends. Registration includes access to a snack bar and drinks. A $10 reservation is required, plus the cost of the pottery piece selected.

Start the weekend at PBR Cowboy Bar + Smokehouse as the Homegrown Live Music Series brings live music, plenty of room to dance, and a lively country nightlife vibe. The performance sets the mood for the rest of the evening, getting the party rolling before the late-night scene kicks into high gear.

Lowen Ashleigh accepts a ghostwriting assignment for bestselling author Verity Crawford and uncovers pages that read like Verity’s own life story. What she finds pulls her into a web of secrets that may be tied to a deadly conspiracy.

John Cariani’s Love/Sick unfolds as a series of quirky, laugh-filled short pieces that explore both the ache and the delight of being in love. Couples fall at first sight, try to reignite their spark, or contemplate calling it quits, creating an unromantic comedy with a romantic heartbeat. Directed by Denison students with guidance from Braxton Rae, the production is staged in the Hylbert Family Studio Theatre at the Michael D. Eisner Center for the Performing Arts. Admission is free, and tickets are required. Presented by arrangement with Concord Theatricals for Dramatists Play Service.

Every Friday, casa cacao hosts an evening dedicated to forró. This ongoing gathering keeps the spotlight on forró and the fun that goes with it.

Soar above the forest after dark on a guided canopy adventure. Night Flight uses the same course as the award winning canopy tour and features five zip lines and four sky bridges, all set within the glow of the nighttime woods. Expert guides handle the safety gear so participants can focus on the views, the excitement, and the rush of gliding through the trees at night. It is a distinctive option for date night, a fun outing with friends, or a memorable family experience. Reservations are required. Experience the forest in a whole new way after dark.

AEG and PromoWest present Doc Robinson at The Bluestone in Columbus, OH, with The Vindys joining the lineup. This all-ages concert offers a full night of live music from both artists.

Players gather for Friday Night Magic to explore the Magic multiverse with memorable characters and powerful spells while reconnecting with friends and meeting new opponents. The format rotates each week, and if the planned set is not available for packs, a Chaos option will take its place. For this edition, the plan is a Reality Fracture Extra Pack Draft with a $25 entry. From each entry, $5 is allocated to prize support, with awards that include store credit and promotional packs or cards.

Slip into the spooky spirit with a costume-friendly improv jam at The Loft at the Fort. Bring a character, an alter ego, or a festive outfit and let it inspire scenes and games. Dressing up is encouraged, not required, and the focus is on creativity. The session is led by Made Up Mayhem, an improv troupe hailing from the Ohio Renaissance Festival. Admission is $5.

Experience a behind the scenes distillery visit in Columbus that pairs a guided tour with a true hands-on session. Sample two barrel-proof bourbons, choose the one you prefer, then draw whiskey straight from the barrel to fill a bottle by hand. Finish it with a personalized label, seal it, and take it home. This is more than a tour, because you step into the process so the bottle you carry out feels created by you rather than picked off a shelf. It suits bourbon enthusiasts, memorable date nights, thoughtful gifts, and group outings, turning a tasting into a story you can share long after it is sealed.

Flannagan’s Dublin hosts a lively night of line dancing with upbeat music, tasty food, and drinks, creating an easygoing atmosphere for a fun night out. Seasoned dancers and first-timers share the floor, trading smiles and enjoying a friendly crowd with plenty of familiar faces. It is a relaxed way to start the weekend, with space to unwind, catch up with friends, and let the music take over.

Geff Phillips steps into the role of Billy Joel alongside The Uptown Guys for a Best of Billy & Elton Tribute presentation, delivering a leading Midwest homage to the Piano Man. The show blends signature hits with stories from Joel’s career, featuring favorites like Uptown Girl, Piano Man, Only the Good Die Young, My Life, New York State of Mind, Scenes from an Italian Restaurant, and more.

Presented by Celebrity Etc presents and Used Kids Records, this show features The Bobby Lees with snarls and Rat Motel at Skully's Music-Diner in Columbus, OH. Advance tickets are $20, and admission at the door is $25. Tickets are available in person at Used Kids Records, Magnolia Thunderpussy, and Rumba Cafe. The event is open to all ages, and attendees under 21 will be charged a $3 cash underage fee at the door.

The Columbus Symphony marks its 75th Anniversary season at the Ohio Theatre in Columbus with a program that blends a world premiere, contemporary reflection, and symphonic power. The Mysteries, a new commission by American composer Gregory Spears, receives its first performance. Bass-baritone Davóne Tines appears in Concerto No. 2: ANTHEM, created with Michael Schachter, Caroline Shaw, Tyshawn Sorey, and poet Mahogany L. Browne, to investigate and reimagine the national anthem and other American songs. The program culminates in Tchaikovsky’s Symphony No. 5, where the familiar fate motif moves from dark beginnings to a final, triumphant march.

Part of the Trad Nua Concert Series, House of Hamill takes the stage with a dynamic set that blends original jigs, refreshed folk ballads, and rich three part harmonies. Known for viral hits and standout festival performances, the trio combines virtuosic playing with heartfelt storytelling and a bold, exploratory spirit that keeps audiences engaged from start to finish. A full menu of food and drinks will be available before the performance and throughout the show.

Kountry Wayne brings his stand-up to Columbus Funny Bone Comedy Club, delivering his distinct brand of comedy for a night filled with laughs. Recognized as one of the hottest comedians, he performs live on stage with a set that spotlights his signature style.

Hosted by Licking River Kennel Club, this obedience-only trial will be held at Columbus All Breed Training Club in Columbus. Organized in partnership between the two clubs, the event is chaired by Cher Lee, with planning by Susan Bryant and Susan Fisher. The premium list will be available soon.

Prepare your RV for cold weather with a fast, drive-through winterization service provided by RCD RV’s Service Team. Participation requires an RSVP through the company’s website, and marking “Going” or “Interested” on Facebook does not reserve a time slot. Use the online form to choose a location, date, and time. Space is limited, so reservations are required.

The 2026 Granville Farmers Market brings a lively community marketplace to Raccoon Valley Park. Visitors can explore locally grown produce, fresh baked treats, colorful flowers, and handcrafted goods, along with other offerings. The setting emphasizes a warm, neighborly spirit and a welcoming atmosphere throughout the season.

At Florafino’s Flowers & Gifts in Zanesville, a red carpet style customer appreciation celebration fills the day with surprises, shopping, giveaways, and brand new experiences. Fresh activities are planned throughout the event alongside exclusive specials, creating a lively community atmosphere. Returning visitors can expect the most expansive version yet, designed to thank long-time supporters, and everyone can enjoy a star-worthy welcome.

A weekly motorcycle meetup at Throttle Co., featuring complimentary coffee from a rotating lineup of local and regional coffee shops and roasters. The gathering also serves as a regular meet for the Litas Columbus, and those who are new or interested in the Litas Columbus are welcome.

A one day celebration of fantasy, adventure, and magic features books for adults and children, special items, and a nod to a well known young wizard. Book prices may vary based on condition. A best dressed wizard contest will award a BBN gift card to the winner.

Gather at the Jeff Drennen GM dealership for a community day filled with classic machines, hands-on activities, and family fun. Browse a display of antique tractors and equipment from the Old Steam & Gas Club and learn about the tools that helped shape local life. First responders will be on site with vehicles and gear for an up-close, kid-friendly experience. A petting zoo from Westfall Mini Farm of Malta, Ohio features miniature and micro Highland cows that little ones will love meeting. Kids can dive into games and activities such as a balloon stomp, cornhole, tic tac toe, and face painting, with more to discover along the way. Sweet Waffle Haven serves gourmet waffles on a stick, and QP’s Munchies N Things offers cheeseburgers, hotdogs, tacos, and additional bites. Music sets the mood throughout the event as you explore displays around the dealership. Admission is free, it is family friendly, and everyone is welcome. Event details and activities are subject to change.

An autumn running tradition returns to downtown Columbus with a 5K that welcomes runners and walkers of all ages and experience levels. Expect a scenic course and a festive finish where participants can enjoy a cup of apple cider and select a pumpkin to take home. Since 2012, Gourdy’s Pumpkin Run has drawn hundreds of thousands of fans of the season, and every registration supports Girls on the Run, an organization that empowers girls to recognize their potential and pursue their dreams. Registration includes entry to the 5K, a 2026 lightweight tech hoodie, a 2026 finisher medal, a commemorative chip-timed bib, apple cider at the finish, and a small pumpkin.

Celebrate the season at this annual fall festival at the cidery, featuring a full day of activities, local makers, and live music. The cafe opens early with pumpkin and apple inspired drinks. Browse fall-focused vendors offering candles, crocheted pieces, Madelyn’s baked goods, and more. Watch artist Sarah Gray create paintings on site. Charlie’s apples will stop by with apples and cider available. Find Hope Farms brings baby goats, possibly dressed for the occasion. Music fans can look forward to sets from Brave the Sea followed by The Bakersette Boys. An outdoor movie rounds out the evening, with complimentary popcorn for the crowd. The cafe operates in the earlier part of the day and the bar opens later. There is a brief midday reset when the cidery closes for a quick turnaround, while vendors continue selling outside.

An annual autumn celebration at The Dawes Arboretum highlights autumn color, hands-on STEM exploration, and activities for all ages. Admission is free all day, provided by the presenting sponsor, the Heath-Newark-Licking County Port Authority. Interact with STEM stations hosted by community partners including Boeing, the U.S. Air Force, The Works, PCA, and Bionetics. Complete the STEM Passport by visiting each partner table and collecting stamps to receive a limited-edition prize coin. Enjoy tree giveaways, learn about native seed cleaning, and take part in additional family-friendly Dawes activities. Food will be available from OX-B’s and Lu Lu’s Coffee. Fall Wagon Tours are available for $5, and a free all-electric ADA-accessible tram offers an option for getting around the Arboretum. The gathering takes place in the Deep Woods along the trail to the historic Log Cabin, with parking in the Main Parking Lot.

Celebrate Halloween at Tattoo Kings in Columbus with a full day of themed tattoo designs, food trucks, vendors, music, and more. A special offer lets guests receive a pair of predesigned, preset size tattoos for $60, with a limit of two tattoos per person. Service operates on a first come, first served basis. Cutting the line is not permitted and may result in removal from the event.

An author signing featuring Mark Urban and his debut book will be held at Holland's Book Nook in Newark, Ohio. This is his first signing event. Attendees can meet the author, and Piper the dog will also be there.

This casual Magic: The Gathering Commander gathering features multiplayer games centered on legendary leaders and big, memorable turns. The format is Commander Constructed. There is no entry fee, and all players are welcome.

A Halloween-themed family day offers creative activities and relaxed games for all ages. Kids can be transformed with on-site face painting into a spooky ghoul, a favorite superhero, or a sugar skull design. Pick out a small pumpkin and decorate it with paint, keeping things clean and carving-free. Board games and mini shuffleboard are set out for casual play so families can linger as long as they like. Short on time? Quick walk-up stations make it easy to pop in. Try a punch board where you break through a cup to claim a mystery prize, give a spooky prize wheel a spin for instant candy or swag, and strike a costumed pose for an instant Polaroid mugshot against a Halloween backdrop to take home. Parents can relax with a full lunch menu, craft drafts, and seasonal drinks available throughout the afternoon.

Learn to make fresh, handmade ravioli in a relaxed, social class at Wyandotte Winery in collaboration with CocuSocial. Guided by Chef Jumoke Jackson, also known as Chef J, you will mix, roll, fill, and shape pasta from scratch. Your ticket includes all ingredients and tools, step-by-step instruction, and a generous ravioli meal you will prepare and enjoy. Make an outing of it by arriving early to share a pizza or small plate with a bottle of wine. Wine, tastings, slushies, mocktails, pizzas, and small plates are available for purchase before and during class. This beginner-friendly experience is great for a fun night out or for anyone looking to learn a new kitchen skill. Tickets are required and cost $65 per person, with 10% off available using the code wyandotte10. Registration closes 48 hours before each class. If you are ready for more, Chef J’s Pasta Workshop by Hand covers three additional fresh pasta shapes, with future dates listed on the calendar.

The regular gathering of The Writer’s Circle takes place at O’Huids Gaelic Pub, bringing writers together to enjoy food, connect with one another, and share a common passion for writing.

Newark Central Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) hosts its annual Trunk or Treat Fall Bash, a fall-themed gathering in the main parking lot. It is geared toward children who are walking through sixth grade and welcomes the whole family. If rainy weather arises, activities will shift indoors to the Fellowship Hall so everyone can enjoy treats and fun out of the elements.

Colony Cats and Dogs is bringing adoptable cats and kittens to Petco in Upper Arlington. Each cat has been tested for FIV and FeLV, vaccinated, microchipped, spayed or neutered, and dewormed, and is ready for a new home. Adoptions are completed with an approved application. This event takes place at Petco (Upper Arlington) in Columbus, OH.

Spend a focused 10 minutes with a CMA educator exploring a single artwork up close. This pop-up program is part of the 10 Minutes on the Dot series, which highlights different pieces on view. Look for signs near CMA’s Welcome Desk to locate the day’s featured artwork. The experience is included with general admission and does not require registration.

Toronto FC travels to face the Columbus Crew at ScottsMiracle-Gro Field. This Eastern Conference matchup is poised to feature pace and plenty of edge, with set pieces, quick transitions, or a standout performance in goal likely to decide the outcome.

Celebrate the season at a family friendly Halloween market hosted by Ohio Collective Market with free admission. Costumed kids can collect treats from vendor to vendor while tents are decked out in autumn and spooky decor. Browse handmade goods from local artisans, gifts, and food offerings as you explore the festive setup. Visitors can cast a vote for the most creatively decorated tent, and the top display will be crowned the winner.

A $5 block party arrives in Columbus hosted by The Orphan The Poet, featuring a headline performance by the band with Joey Aich and Liteweight Champion also on the bill. The event includes live music, flash tattoos, a merch market with exclusive items, food trucks, and more. It is open to all ages. Tickets are available. Presented with support from Sweeney’s Walnut St Tavern, Good Land, Vesperia Tattoo, Franklinton Arts District, Secret Studio, and many friends.

A Halloween-themed photo experience at The Havenstone invites visitors to explore the grounds and capture images among thoughtfully arranged backdrops. This Ember season edition is designed for flexible, drop-in attendance, so guests can enjoy the setting at their own pace using a phone or camera or by coordinating with a photographer. It is part of a seasonal series that highlights the property through shifting themes, including Emergence, Bloom, Flourish, Abundance, Harvest, Ember, and Dormant. Admission is $20 for ages 16 and older, with a $10 Shared Horizon rate listed. Children 15 and under are free with a paid adult, and season passes are available.

Pizza Hot On The Spot will be on site with a food truck at Three Oaks Vineyard LLC, offering food prepared by the featured vendor for the evening. Please note that outside food is not allowed during the vendor’s serving hours.

This event at the Schottenstein Center features reserved seating for all attendees. Children younger than 2 are admitted at no charge. Ohio State students receive complimentary admission by showing their Buck-ID at the Nuthouse Entrance to the Schottenstein Center. Doors open one hour before the game. Group ticket options for parties of 10 or more are available through the Ohio State Athletics Sales Team at 614-292-2624, option 2, option 2.

Enter the serene setting of Tranquility Salt Cave in Columbus, OH for a restorative sound experience centered on healing, insight, and connection beyond the veil. Relax as Ryan Warner of Sound Waves leads a gentle sound bath while intuitive reader Erin Scaia of Living by the Brush conveys ancestral messages and guidance. The cave’s tranquil atmosphere supports deep rest and quiet reflection. Slow your pace, listen, and receive wisdom from those who came before. The energy exchange is $60 per person. Please bring clean white socks to wear inside the salt cave.

Nic and Sarah perform as a sibling duo, showcasing their musical talent in an engaging set that keeps the audience entertained.

Joe returns to The Downtown Exchange in Zanesville for an acoustic performance of favorite hits. Hear familiar songs in a simple, unplugged style that keeps the music front and center.

An evening of trick-or-treating with Riderz of Ohio brings the community together for candy giveaways. People who want to help can pass out treats from a car, truck, motorcycle, side by side, or race car to support the community.

Experience the corn maze after dark for a new kind of challenge. Bring a flashlight and a few friends to wind through the paths under the stars. Nothing is meant to be scary, so it stays family friendly from start to finish. Entry to the nighttime maze is included with a general admission ticket.

Blue Spectrum is back to perform at the Grove City Rotary Club’s MASH benefit, short for Military And Service Heroes. This appearance brings live music to a community fundraiser carrying that name.

BattleAxe Festival brings together standups, improvisers, and storytellers from across the United States for an evening of comedy in Columbus. In this tenth show, audiences can expect two standup sets and two improv teams. The bill includes Angie Davis from West Virginia and Ella Palardi from Columbus on standup, with improv from Stretch Limo and a two-person set with Liz and Mary, and Hilary Buchanan serves as host. The show is presented live in the Birdhouse, the upstairs space at The Nest Theatre, reached by one long flight of stairs. The Mainstage, Bluebird Studio, and lobby are ADA accessible, but this auxiliary room is not. Advance tickets are $15, increasing to $18 later. Payments are accepted by card or exact change.

Presented by TKOC, this show features Wednesday 13 with Dead On A Sunday and Above Snakes. It is open to all ages with an accompanying adult. Reserved table seating and general admission tickets are offered.

A memorable night of music featuring favorite songs from classic rock and country, performed by a band ready to entertain.

Enjoy a live music night at Old Bill Baileys in Lancaster. The performers will open the show before the headliner takes the stage.

Hidden Hills Campground will be buzzing as The Broken Spokes deliver a high energy country rock concert. Expect a night beneath the stars with campfires, cold drinks, and plenty of good company. Bring lawn chairs for a comfortable seat, then settle in for a campground gathering packed with big tunes and lasting memories.

Red Door Tavern in Columbus hosts an evening of karaoke with Steve's Karaoke.

Whistle & Keg brings karaoke to Saturday nights with hosting by Blake the Snake. Arrive after an Arena District event or make it your main stop and enjoy a large selection of taps and drinks while the music keeps the energy up.

Step inside a haunted house that transforms into a high-energy rave, blending spooky thrills with a full night of dancing and surprises. The headliner, known for boundary-pushing work as k?d and now exploring the darker, harder Kill The K?D era, delivers a multi-genre set driven by heavy sounds, emotion, and unexpected turns. On the Main Stage, Techno World, @whos_kid presents a special Hard Techno and Hard Dance performance supported by @anairomusicofficial, @k1llbasa, @str8vlexin, and @karlyn_dj. Two more musical worlds expand the experience, with Universe Stage serving up House World featuring @fearandlowemusic, @santero.fm, and @novare_music, and later in the night Tree House opening as Wubz World with @hufffmusic and @toadz_music. Expect art installations, immersive environments, theatrical appearances, and roaming monsters and characters that bring a Halloween-ready atmosphere to the dance floor.

The year’s final cars and coffee gathering features a trunk or treat theme. A casual car meet and coffee vibe rounds out the season.

Community members can help shelter dogs stretch their legs at the Franklin County Dog Shelter & Adoption Center. No preregistration is needed, and newcomers are welcome to drop in. This is an outdoor, weather dependent activity, and updates in case of inclement weather will be shared on the event page. The shelter regularly cares for hundreds of dogs, and each walk provides fresh air and one-on-one time outside the kennel. Staff will pair volunteers with an appropriate dog and provide waste bags, treats, and harness leads, so personal leashes and collars should be left at home. Upon arrival, check in at the registration table in the large, fully fenced walking yard behind the building. Wear comfortable, sturdy shoes and dress for the weather. This is a family friendly opportunity, with the primary dog walker required to be at least 18 years old. This activity is for shelter dogs only. Owned pets should remain at home unless a meet and greet is scheduled for a potential adoption. Those interested in fostering or adopting can speak with staff to learn more. Bringing a camera is encouraged for photos of adoptable dogs, and posts can include the hashtag #FCDSAdoptables. Donations of dog treats are especially appreciated. RSVPs are used to receive updates and reminders.

A festive holiday market connected with Licking County Women of Small Business comes to Heath High School in Heath, Ohio. Enjoy a warm, community shopping atmosphere as the season approaches.

Every Sunday offers free general admission at the museum, made possible by Art Bridges Foundation’s Access for All and the Free for the Future Campaign Donors. Access to special exhibitions is included on these days. Visitors can spend time in the Walter Wing, try a collaborative puzzle in a gallery, and discover new experiences throughout the space.

Tee It Up for RMHC brings friends, families, and coworkers together at Topgolf Columbus for friendly competition that supports families staying at the Ronald McDonald House. Teams of up to eight, with six playing at a time, enjoy three hours in a dedicated bay, a lunch buffet catered by Topgolf, participant gifts, and opportunities to win prizes. Individuals can also register by emailing the organizer. A family who has stayed at the House will share their story, offering a firsthand look at the impact of this support. Open to both seasoned golfers and casual players, the day blends fun with meaningful purpose.

This skating session features $7 admission, with skate rentals available for an additional $6. All guests ages 3 to 17 must pay admission and the rental fee unless bringing their own skates. Non-skating adults may enter at no charge. An online waiver is required for everyone, whether skating or not, including adults and parents of children who are skating. Download the signed waiver confirmation and have it ready to present at admissions to keep the check in process smooth. All sales are final.

Curious about LARP, also known as live action role play? Open to the public, this introductory Amtgard gathering in Columbus offers an outdoor setting to meet new people, try foam combat, and take part in simple crafting. No prior experience or gear is needed, and experienced players will be on hand to teach, guide, and share the fun.

United Skates Columbus presents a Pink-O-Ween skating celebration with Hello Kitty and Keroppi, blending Halloween vibes with plenty of pink. Enjoy roller skating set to Top 40 and hip hop music, arcade fun with prizes, sweet treats, glow items, candy giveaways, and café specials. Costumes are welcome and pink attire is encouraged. Admission is $10 online or $12 at the door, and skate rental is $6. This family friendly event also features photo opportunities with the characters in Columbus, Ohio.

Set aside just ten minutes for a focused conversation with a CMA educator about a single artwork. As part of the 10 Minutes on the Dot series, each pop-up session highlights a different piece on view. Look for signs near CMA’s Welcome Desk to locate the day’s featured work. This experience is included with general admission, and no registration is required.

America’s funniest first responders return with a mission to spread healing through humor. The Heroes Off Duty Comedy Tour brings together police officers, firefighters, doctors, nurses, EMTs, pharmacists, and military veterans for a high-energy comedy show built on true-to-life stories from the job. The 2026 tour launched with new cities and fresh material, and it keeps growing with ten additional performances packed with nonstop laughs. At Columbus Funny Bone Comedy Club, these everyday heroes share outrageous and heartfelt moments from the line of duty, turning real experiences into a night of big laughs.

Part of a free, year-round reading series led by Artistic Director Beth Josephsen, this book club conversation centers on James Shapiro’s Shakespeare in a Divided America. The discussion considers how Shakespeare’s plays have been embraced, contested, and used to illuminate some of the most contentious questions surrounding American identity from the nation’s founding to today. The event takes place in Columbus, Ohio, and RSVP is required to receive the exact location.

The annual Halloween party returns to Seventh Son Brewing, taking place in the main event room to the left of the bar. Bring your spookiest games, wear a costume, and feel free to bring treats to share. Outside drinks are not permitted.

This free Reiki share is for practitioners only, with Kelly Bisson. Practitioners from any lineage and at all stages of training come together for a group exchange that allows each person to offer and receive. The collaborative setting encourages learning from peers while experiencing the combined support of several practitioners during each session. No registration is required. Please plan to arrive a bit early so the group can begin promptly.

Karaoke takes the spotlight at Cazuela's North Campus with a library of more than 70,000 songs. Step up for a solo, team up for a duet, or cheer on the performers as the room fills with laughter, an upbeat atmosphere, and memorable moments. Hosted by Ryan Canon, this lively gathering offers something for every voice.

Willow Avalon brings the Pink Pocket Pistol Tour to the stage for a live performance. Abbie Callahan joins the bill to round out the show. Doors open for the performance.

Ace of Cups transforms into a sing-along hotspot with a massive catalog of more than 75,000 songs. Take the stage with your signature anthem, team up for a duet, or cheer on performers as they step to the mic. The atmosphere is lighthearted and lively, with plenty of laughs and memorable moments. Hosted by Karaoke-Won Kenobi.

The chorus will compete in the semi-finals round. Tickets can be secured in advance through Sweet Adelines International, or purchased at the ticket office on site. A webcast option will also be available for purchase.

A weekly auction invites attendees to bid on fresh produce.

Line dance lessons are presented in a refreshed format at Lancaster Parks & Recreation Health and Fitness Center in Lancaster, OH. Admission is $5 per person, and the event is open to all ages. The schedule includes an opening segment for newcomers and early-level dancers, a dedicated window for requests, and a follow-up session tailored to participants who are ready for more challenge. It offers a friendly path to get started or build on existing skills, with plenty of time to learn and practice.

Mountain Bike Mondays at The Cidery features a cross country style ride that gathers at Seek-No-Further before heading into the Denison Bio-Reserve. The route returns to the Cidery where complimentary pizza and drinks are available, creating a friendly post-ride atmosphere. Riders of every pace are encouraged to participate. Helmets and mountain bikes are required. Kids are welcome, and strider bikes are not permitted.

WCBE presents the Red Tour 2026 with Jesse Welles at KEMBA Live in Columbus, featuring Hudson Freeman. This indoor concert welcomes attendees of all ages. A ticket limit of four per order applies. Attempts to exceed the limit may lead to cancellation of orders and tickets without prior notice, and purchasing access may be restricted. If an order is canceled for surpassing the limit, a refund at face value, excluding fees, may be issued. The limit is enforced across orders tied to the same name, IP address, email, billing address, credit card, or other identifying details.

At VGMX, Magic: The Gathering fans can take part in a Booster Draft that emphasizes friendly play and drafting practice. The drafted set varies, and if the listed set is unavailable the draft switches to Chaos. The structure is capped at three rounds, and prize support consists of promo packs for top players. Entry options are $15.00 for Reality Fracture or $20.00 for Star Trek, offering an accessible way to sharpen draft skills and connect with other players.

Fans of anime and trading card games can gather for a weekly event using the standard constructed format, where participants play with their Champion. The entry fee is $5. Players earn Champion Points, Elo, Event Points, and Veterancy for participating. Prizes include promo packs and store credit, with rewards increasing as attendance grows.

Explore Archangel Power Tarot through the classic Celtic Cross layout with Ross Fillmore. In these readings, a deck with distinct meanings for each card is drawn at random, then arranged in a structured spread to reveal insight. You can work with the cards as tarot, reflecting the energy surrounding you, or as oracle cards that invite guidance from other energetic sources such as Ascended Masters, Archangels, fairies, dragons, herbs, crystals, and power animals. The messages focus on what is most relevant right now and may also bring up truths you already recognize but have set aside, helping you bring them to light and move toward resolution. Sessions are 20 minutes and cost $25.

The Wright Check-In is a relaxed evening for moms, caregivers, and families to connect, receive support, and explore helpful community resources. Dinner is offered, with time to meet other families and speak with representatives from Wright's Way Foundation, doulas, therapists, and community resource partners. Families receive a care package to take home. It welcomes those who are pregnant, postpartum, caring for little ones, or who have experienced the NICU, as well as anyone looking for a supportive space.

Create personalized mala bracelets at Studio 614 using a wide selection of glass bead colors. All supplies are provided, and guided instruction is offered throughout so everyone finishes three bracelets. The class is BYOB, and outside food and drinks are welcome, from snacks and cheese to wine or even a delivered pizza.

Please note that this occurrence has been canceled. Mini sound healing sessions with Kelly Bisson, Reiki Master, use Solfeggio tuning forks to explore how distinct frequencies may support healing and wellbeing. The practice is grounded in the idea that energy and vibration are present in light, colors, and sound. Each mini session is $25.

Spacebar hosts a karaoke night led by Ace at the stage with TJ tending the bar. The bar offers 20 craft options on tap and a wide selection of cans. Attendees can scan the QR code on the front of the songbooks to browse a catalog of more than 17,000 songs spanning pop, punk obscurities, classic country, and goth. If a desired track is missing, song requests for additions are welcomed.

Take advantage of a Tuesday deal with 30 minute TrackMan golf simulator sessions for $10. Spend half an hour practicing, playing, and sharpening your swing in the simulators. Bring your own clubs or try the demos. This offer is available all day on Tuesdays.

This clinic is open to Muskingum County residents only. Walk-ins are accepted, though preregistration for your preferred clinic is encouraged. More information and a preregistration option are available online. Please note that the following health insurance plans are not accepted: GEHA, Medigold, OhioHealthy, The Health Plan, and TriCare.

Gather for a lunch meeting of the Buckeye Chapter at Sunny Street Cafe in a private meeting space. Entrepreneurs, business owners, and other professionals connect for support, encouragement, and practical ideas aimed at taking their businesses to the next level. The session highlights Synergy National's business development focus, with structured processes centered on learning, connections, and referrals. Attendees are encouraged to bring plenty of business cards to share.

OMJ Licking County hosts a recurring job fair that brings together multiple employers. Held on the final Tuesday of each month, the roster of participating organizations varies from month to month.

Teens in grades 7 through 12 can use the library's Learning Lab to put the finishing touches on a Halloween costume. A sewing machine, hot glue, and assorted craft supplies will be available to help build or refine pieces. Supplies are limited, and the session is open to walk-in participation.

This annual Trunk or Treat invites families, partners, and community members to participate by hosting a trunk or donating candy. Organizers look forward to seeing everyone, and a sign up is available for those who want to take part.

Designed for boys and girls in kindergarten through second grade, this league focuses on getting young athletes on the court to build foundational skills in a supportive, instructional setting. Coaches introduce a specific skill or concept, then transition into game play so participants can immediately put it into practice. Players are encouraged to apply what they have learned, and every child will have plenty of chances with the ball. Each participant receives a REP Elite shirt. Activities take place at REP Fieldhouse.

Enjoy a friendly Pokémon League gathering open to all ages and experience levels. Sessions are held every Tuesday and offer a welcoming place to connect with fellow fans of the Pokémon Trading Card Game, Pokémon GO, and Pokémon video games for casual play and a shared love of collecting. For questions or concerns, email Ellen at professorellensevents@gmail.com. Children 13 and under must be accompanied by a guardian at all times.

A relaxed song circle invites people to share music with one another in a supportive setting. Everyone is welcome, whether you have never performed before or you write and play regularly. Bring something you wrote to try out, whether it is brand new, an older piece, or still in progress. Share in whatever way fits you best... play guitar and sing, go a cappella, or perform with backing tracks. Please bring your own tracks, and limited on-site options may be available. There is no piano available, so bring your own keyboard if you plan to play keys. This is a peer-led space focused on encouragement and constructive support. Request critiques if you want detailed feedback, or simply use the time to get your material out. Now hosted at Good Land Ohio as the new home for the gathering.

This public skating special offers pair admission for $10 or individual admission for $6, with skate rental available for $6. Friends, families, and solo skaters can enjoy time on the rink together.

New at the cidery, music bingo hosted by @excessstrivia keeps the party going downstairs with a casual, smartphone based way to play. Go solo or team up as a group and take part from the bar, the front patio tables, or a favorite spot in the courtyard. Deadheads, Swifties, Boot-Scooters, Beliebers, Hip hop heads, Phans, and Beatlemaniacs are all part of the fun. Players get $1 off drafts and can compete for prizes.

Hard Road Cafe hosts a recurring trivia night where participants put their knowledge to the test. Enjoy drinks while you compete for prizes and bragging rights. Bring your friends, show off your smarts, and see who comes out on top.

Enjoy a free, family friendly karaoke session in the mall food court. It is a simple, upbeat way to sing and share some fun together.

VGMX hosts casual Magic: The Gathering Commander play in a friendly, multiplayer setting. Games follow the Commander Constructed format, with a legendary creature leading your deck from the command zone and plenty of big plays around the table. There is no entry fee, and participation is open to everyone. Bringing a friend is encouraged.

A weekly card show celebrates Pokémon, trading card games, and sports cards at Counterbalance Brewing Company. Attendees will find a rotating mix of TCG and sports card tables, plus giveaways and special activities. Admission is free, all ages are welcome, and the brewery offers food and beverages. For information about securing a table, email midwestsportscardshows@gmail.com.

Discover indoor climbing with an introductory class at DICK’S House of Sport. Geared toward beginners ages 6 and up, the session focuses on the basics in a welcoming setting. Certified coaches lead a safety walkthrough and explain the equipment before guiding participants on supervised climbs. Expect practical tips that build confidence, technique, and strength, with a supportive pace that works for a wide range of skill levels so both kids and adults can get started comfortably.

Open to all ages, this trunk-or-treat celebration is designed to be inclusive and easy to navigate. Participants who are decorating vehicles have a dedicated setup period, after which the treat distribution begins and decorated trunks share goodies with visitors. Expect a friendly, festive atmosphere for the whole community.

Dress in your most spooky, silly, or creative costume for a festive outing along the Turkey Trot Route. Both a walk and a run are planned, and a costume contest will highlight categories for adults, kids, and families or groups. Winners can look forward to especially extravagant prizes, so bring your best look and perhaps a touch of glitter. Children and dogs are welcome and encouraged. After you finish, head to the cidery for drinks and a potluck celebration. Bring a favorite dish, snack, or treat... anything that makes you happy to share.

Step into a fully immersive sound journey with more than fifteen points of audio and 150 feet of surrounding visuals, presented in collaboration with Prototype, an experimental museum in Columbus. hOm’s sound bath concert series returns with live musicians and sound practitioners who move throughout the theater so each experience feels uniquely alive. The Listening Field awaits. Instruments seem to circle the body, voices rise from every direction, birds lift overhead, and ocean waves ripple through the room while you rest in the listening field. The evening begins with time to browse local makers, creators, and small businesses, then continues into Prototype’s dreamlike Love Hug exhibit accompanied by a tapestry of love songs and ambient textures composed by hOm founder Jesse Cale. The centerpiece follows in The Listening Field, where you choose your spot, settle in, and let your imagination travel. An open period rounds things out, offering time to linger in the field, revisit vendors, return to Love Hug, enjoy a beverage, and connect with others. Choose how you take part. Stretch out on the floor of the listening field for full immersion and comfort by bringing a yoga mat, blanket, and pillow. Select a booth for up to four if you would rather sit, sip a drink, write, or draw while taking in the high resolution visual walls. Back row seating offers an elevated view of the complete audiovisual environment. Consider bringing something comfortable to lie on, along with a blanket and pillow. A pen and journal are also recommended. A sound bath is a full body listening experience that encourages relaxation, restoration, a mental and energetic reset, and inward exploration. Here it blends singing bowls, live musicians and singers, and surround sound environmental and ambient textures at the intersection of traditional sound healing, modern sound therapy, and immersive performance. This event is ADA accessible.

This family friendly trunk or treat features snacks, warm beverages, plenty of candy, and enjoyable activities for all ages. Admission is free as part of this community event.

Presented by Celebrity Etc, this Halloween themed Mario Kart night pairs live music with every race at Rumba Cafe. Attendees play Mario Kart while the band performs the game’s music in real time, and costumes are encouraged. The event is open to all ages. Guests under 21 should plan for a $2 cash gratuity at the door. Advance tickets are $15 and admission at the door is $18, with tickets available in person at Used Kids Records, Magnolia Thunderpussy, or Rumba Cafe.

Thirsty’s Italian Village hosts a lively karaoke night led by Doug Dimmadome, featuring a catalog of more than 75,000 songs. Sing your signature tune, pair up for a duet, or cheer for the performers as the room fills with laughs, upbeat energy, and memorable moments. With such a wide selection, there is likely a track for every voice and mood.

A lively evening of line dancing unfolds at The Horseshoe Bar & More on campus, with lessons for all experience levels and plenty of social dancing to upbeat music. If enough dancers are interested, an additional intermediate session may be offered before the regular lesson, and the night continues with a friendly crowd and drinks from the bar.

Zauntee brings the God Remembers Tour to Skully's Music-Diner in Columbus, presented by Celebrity Etc and RadioU. This all-ages show offers advance tickets for $20 and door admission for $25. Tickets are available at Used Kids Records, Magnolia Thunderpussy, and Rumba Cafe. A VIP plus GA package is offered, which includes a show ticket, early entry, a pre-show Q&A, a meet and greet photo opportunity, a signed tour poster, and priority access to merchandise.

Bad Karl brings an eight piece funk and soul lineup from Columbus, Ohio, with a repertoire that stretches from 1960s classics to current favorites. The show highlights a prominent horn section, expressive vocals, and a groove centered rhythm section. Drawing on influences that include James Brown, Stevie Wonder, Bruno Mars, and Vulfpeck, the band reimagines familiar songs with fresh arrangements and extended improvisation. A full selection of food and drinks will be available before and during the performance.

Sing along with Benny and Friends during a night of singing. Take the mic and share your favorite songs.

Wrap up the season with a community potluck followed by the final produce auction. Bring a dish to share and invite a friend, then spend time with the CPA crew and farmers as everyone gathers to close things out together.

Perkins Performance LLC in Newark is hosting a family friendly trunk or treat style gathering focused on Halloween fun and community connection. Kids can pick up candy while checking out eye catching cars, and neighbors can meet local business owners in a relaxed setting. Candy will be handed out whether the crowd is large or small. Local entrepreneurs with distinctive, show ready vehicles are invited to participate by displaying their cars, sharing treats, and bringing business cards to network with others and chat with families. Those without a show car may coordinate with an owner to bring one. Parking space may be limited, so advance coordination is requested for anyone planning to bring a vehicle. Food trucks are being explored and may be added, with the aim of offering something warm to enjoy while everyone takes in the vehicles and the festive atmosphere.

This indoor event features a candy route called Treat Street where children can gather sweets. At the end, cookies, coffee, water, and hot chocolate are available for everyone. It provides a warm, dry way to enjoy Beggar's Night.

This community moment shares God's love in a practical way by offering free hot dogs and drinks on the sidewalk outside Thornville United Methodist Church during Trick or Treat in Thornville. Nothing is for sale and nothing must be earned, just a warm gift for those enjoying the festivities. Expect plenty of costumes throughout the celebration.

This adult-only beginner line dancing session takes place at the Newark YMCA and is held every Thursday. SilverSneakers participants can attend at no cost, and non-members pay $15. Cowboy boots and hats are welcome.

Newport Music Hall in Columbus hosts The Wrecks on their Finally: Outside Tour with support from Worry Club and Kid Sistr. The show is open to all ages. The Wrecks feature Nick Anderson on vocals, Aaron Kelly on bass, Billy Nally on drums, and Nick “Schmizz” Schmidt on guitar. The group traces its roots to Wellsville, New York, where Anderson connected online with future bandmates to launch the project. Their music has reached wide audiences, with the five most-played tracks on Spotify surpassing 140 million streams, and their debut single breaking into the Top 40 at Alternative Radio. The second album, Sonder, is available, and the deluxe edition opens with the single Things You Make Me Do, which reflects growth in sound and lyrics while keeping close to their alternative-pop style. For this event, ticket purchases are limited to six per order. Attempts to exceed the limit may result in cancellation of some or all associated orders and tickets without notice, and purchasing privileges could be restricted. Canceled orders may be eligible for a face-value refund excluding fees. This policy can be enforced on orders linked by matching details such as name, IP address, email, billing address, credit card number, or other identifiable information.

Discover clay handbuilding at Brush Crazy in Columbus with a hands-on session where you shape and build your own pieces. A $10.00 RSVP reserves a spot and is applied to your purchase. On arrival, participants receive one pound of clay priced at $35, and techniques are explained with examples to help guide the creative process. Finished pieces dry before an initial firing that typically takes about two to three weeks. An email will notify you when it is time to return to paint. After painting, the studio completes a second firing and sends another email when items are ready for pickup. Guests are welcome to bring their favorite beverages and snacks.

Anna North visits the Columbus Metropolitan Library’s Whetstone Branch for a conversation about her literary mystery Bog Queen. The program includes an author talk with audience Q&A, plus a book sale and signing. The Book Loft will sell copies on site, and attendees may bring books from home for signing or purchase them at the event. Admission is free, and because seating is limited, registration is requested. Bog Queen centers on Agnes, an American forensic anthropologist called to examine a strangely preserved body uncovered in a bog in northwest England. The remains are more than two thousand years old, yet their condition pulls her into the story of an Iron Age woman whose fate resonates across ages. Agnes must balance the interests of peat cutters hoping to profit and activists urging protection of the land, while the bog itself yields artifacts and unsettling histories. The narrative moves between England in the years after Brexit and the druidic world of ancient Celtic Europe, connecting two gifted young women across time in a landscape steeped in mystery. Written by the New York Times bestselling author of Outlawed, the novel is a national bestseller. North’s earlier books include America Pacifica and The Life and Death of Sophie Stark. She is a senior correspondent at Vox and lives in Brooklyn.

Spend ten minutes exploring one artwork in depth alongside a CMA educator. In this 10 Minutes on the Dot program, a different piece from the galleries is highlighted each time, and signs by CMA’s Welcome Desk will point you to the selected work. This brief pop-up talk is included with general admission and does not require registration.

Duelists gather at VGMX for a Yu-Gi-Oh! tournament in Constructed Advance format, where strategies face off against monsters, spells, and traps. Registration takes place before the tournament begins. The entry fee is $5, and an OTS pack is included while supplies last. An active Konami Card Game ID is required to participate. IDs are free and can be created through the Yu-Gi-Oh! Neuron app, so having one ready will help ensure a smooth check-in. OTS packs are supplied by Konami and quantities are limited, so contact the store to confirm availability.

Pink Cricket sets the stage for a lively karaoke night with the Queens queuing up favorite tracks so singers can step to the mic and show off their range. The atmosphere stays welcoming and low pressure, making it easy for anyone to take a turn. Keep the fun going with pizza and pints between songs.

Settle in on the lawn for a Halloween themed movie night and enjoy free popcorn while supplies last. Bring a blanket or a chair so you can get cozy, then swing by the bar for a drink. A food truck will be on site for extra bites.

John Cariani’s LOVE/SICK unfolds as a series of quirky, laugh-filled short plays that explore both the sting and the sweetness of relationships. Directed by Denison students under the guidance of Braxton Rae, the production moves from instant sparks to efforts to rekindle passion to a couple on the brink of parting, following imperfect romantics as they try to figure love out. Described as an unromantic comedy that still speaks to the romantic in everyone, it is presented by arrangement with Concord Theatricals on behalf of Dramatists Play Service. Admission is free, with tickets required. The performance is held in the Hylbert Family Studio Theatre inside the Michael D. Eisner Center for the Performing Arts.

Olivia Rodrigo brings The Unraveled Tour to The Schottenstein Center in Columbus. The multi platinum singer and songwriter has earned three GRAMMY Awards and fourteen nominations, first breaking records with her debut SOUR, which became the quickest album to see every track reach RIAA Platinum or higher, then revealing even greater depth with GUTS, and later releasing a third album titled you seem pretty sad for a girl so in love. Her achievements include Best New Artist, Best Pop Vocal Album, and Best Pop Solo Performance, along with recognition from the American Music Awards, Billboard Women in Music, ASCAP, and Variety. She has also collected Billboard Music Awards, plus BRIT, Juno, and NME honors, and her film driving home 2 u was named Best Music Documentary at the MTV Movie & TV Awards. This performance spotlights an artist widely recognized for her songwriting and record-setting impact.

Test your knowledge at a fun trivia event at Donericks Pub on High in Columbus. Enjoy drinks, compete for prizes, and show your friends what you know.

Lucy Kaplansky takes the stage for an evening shaped by a remarkable musical journey that began in Chicago folk clubs and blossomed in New York City among a vibrant circle of songwriters. Early on she became a go-to harmony singer and frequent partner of Shawn Colvin, then stepped away to earn a doctorate in clinical psychology and work in both hospital and private practice while continuing to lend her voice to acclaimed albums, film soundtracks, and commercial projects. Drawn back to the studio, she signed with Red House Records and launched a full-time touring career marked by celebrated releases including The Tide, Flesh and Bone, Ten Year Night, and Every Single Day, with honors from the Association for Independent Music. Her collaborations span beloved ensembles and artists, from Cry Cry Cry with Dar Williams and Richard Shindell to Red Horse with John Gorka and Eliza Gilkyson. Later albums such as The Red Thread, Over the Hills, Reunion, Everyday Street, and Last Days of Summer explore styles from folk to rock to bluegrass, featuring contributions from longtime collaborators like Duke Levine, Mike Rivard, and producer Ben Wittman. The Lucy Story, released in 2025, gathers rare and previously unreleased tracks tracing her path from early home recordings to major venues and studios across the U.S. and Europe. Her voice has reached wide audiences through national media appearances and millions of streams for her rendition of More Than This, and she continues to tour with music that reflects family, community, and the times we live in. Expect evocative songwriting, luminous harmonies, and the seasoned artistry of a performer whose work has earned critical praise and longstanding peer recognition. A full menu of food and drinks will be available before and during the show.

At Oldfield's North Fourth Tavern, Liam the "Gentleman" leads an evening of karaoke. Participants can choose from a library of more than 75,000 songs, sing solo or team up for a duet, or simply enjoy cheering on the performers. The atmosphere is lively with plenty of laughs and memorable moments, and $4 Chitt Shows are available.

DJ Naps spins hit songs and welcomes requests throughout the event.