Events in Cleveland today

Open to anyone who wants to get a walk in, who is injured and wants to keep moving for health, who aims to stay in shape, or who is looking for an active and social outing. The walk takes place around Little Debbie Park, offering time outdoors to enjoy the weather and meet new people while staying active. Participants meet at the new parking lot before setting off.

A welcoming yarn gathering at Collegedale City Hall invites all ages and experience levels to bring crochet, knitting, loom knitting, or needlework projects, or simply relax and socialize. Participants work on their own pieces and sometimes team up on community projects like hats for homeless individuals, blankets for newborns, and lap blankets for nursing homes. Meetings take place in the West Room, and an online sign-up is available to receive email updates about any location changes or cancellations.

A welcoming, peer-supported gathering for expectant women focuses on learning about pregnancy and building parenting skills. Participants receive guidance through pregnancy and into the postpartum period, with a team dedicated to helping create a strong foundation for this chapter of life and beyond. Available support includes prenatal and parenting information, educational group classes, help with utility needs, access to baby items, transportation assistance, and referrals to local resources. Provided by TN Strong Families.

Stay active at the library with a weekly YMCA workout open to every fitness level. Enjoy lively music paired with exercises that focus on calorie burning, strength building, and improving overall fitness. This group class meets in the Community Room and is free.

Yoga Core Basics welcomes practitioners of all experience levels and centers its practice on Sun Salutations with added attention to deep core strength and stability. A kettlebell session is offered beforehand and is open to all levels. The kettlebell class is donation based, and passes are available for the yoga class. Participants can choose to take either class or combine both.

Statemint Cleveland brings a pop-up consignment event to the PIE Center for the Cleveland, Tennessee area, featuring apparel, shoes, and accessories for women and men at 50 to 80 percent off retail. Browse pieces from more than 200 closets, with sizes ranging from XS to 4XL. Expect name brand casual styles, current trends, workwear, designer finds, and fitness apparel from labels such as Free People, Madewell, Anthropologie, Lululemon, Farm Rio, Nike, Coach, J. Crew, Tory Burch, GAP, Old Navy, and Aerie. Admission is free on public sale days, while the charity presale requires a ticket and benefits the United Way of the Ocoee Region. Select items tagged “Discount: YES” are half off on the final day. Both cash and cards are accepted. Free parking is available, including a large lot across the street, limited spaces near the building, and designated handicap spots.

This weekly meetup brings together adults 50 and older for different activities. Gatherings take place in the West Room at Collegedale City Hall. Register online to receive weekly emails with details about upcoming activities.

Gentle yoga focused on building strength while keeping the body at ease and improving flexibility with care, all in a way that supports stress reduction. The pace works for every experience level, beginners included. It also complements a busy training schedule by offering a softer counterpoint to high intensity days. Attend in person or participate live online through Zoom.

Play board games, card games, chess, mahjong, and puzzles with others at Collegedale City Hall. Bring a favorite game from home or choose from the Parks and Recreation Department collection.

Friends gather to cheer one another on while climbing in a ladies-focused session that highlights community and encouragement. Day passes for women are offered at a discount, and participation is free for current members. The atmosphere is supportive and social, making it easy to celebrate progress and enjoy time on the walls together.

A free, 13-week grief support program at the library offers guidance for those experiencing loss or preparing for it. Barbara Whitney leads weekly sessions that use a structured workbook to help participants navigate the grieving process step by step. The workbook is theirs to keep and can be revisited for continued support and personal growth.

SINGO blends the classic bingo experience with songs for a playful twist. Singing is optional, so take part in whichever way feels right. Settle in for a laid-back evening with great music, food, and drinks, and enjoy chances to win prizes. It is a simple, social way to spend time together, so bring a friend and share the fun.

Professional entertainer Jermaine Purifory leads a monthly experience that combines live performances with thoughtful interviews. The program features music and candid conversations that explore each artist’s path, background, and the passion that fuels their success.

A solo acoustic performance comes to Cleveland Country Club.

The third annual Fall Fest 5K and Fun Run offers a race day with both a 5K and a separate fun run. Participants complete check-in before the races begin, then head to the course once everything gets underway. Registration and additional details are available on the event page, and Early Bird pricing is offered for a limited time. Course routes can be previewed online, and Race Preview Nights provide an opportunity to see the courses ahead of time.

Explore the Bradley County Farmers Market, where vendors offer fresh local produce, homemade breads, locally raised meats, jellies and preserves, refreshing teas and lemonade, locally grown flowers, handcrafted wood pieces, and crocheted creations such as stuffed toys and fidget items. The market highlights the work of area farmers, makers, and small businesses, providing a friendly setting to discover quality foods and unique handmade goods.

Take a quiet, guided walk at Enterprise South Nature Park to enjoy the sights and sounds of fall migration. Save ESNP partners with the Chattanooga Chapter of the Tennessee Ornithological Society for a birding excursion led by CTOS members Kent Pennington and Pen Sibley. The route follows Poe Run Trail to Hidden Lake, with chances to observe a variety of migrating species using the park as a resting spot. There is no cost to attend and all are welcome. Coffee will be available courtesy of Wired Coffee Bar, featuring organic, fair trade, locally roasted blends, so participants are encouraged to bring a mug or thermos. Binoculars are recommended. Meet at Parking Lot 3, the large lot near the dog park.

Nest & Bloom Playspace and Growing Up Closet partner for a weekend consignment event in Cleveland featuring a large assortment of gently used kids clothing, shoes, toys, and baby gear at budget-friendly prices. Sizes run from NB through 8 for both boys and girls. Freshly baked treats and dirty sodas will be available while you browse. Spanning two days, this sale offers plenty to explore and underscores support for local families and the community.

The MainStreet Cruise-In brings automotive enthusiasts to the Courthouse Square area in Downtown Cleveland, showcasing hundreds of vehicles spanning classics, new models, and special-interest entries. Vehicle entry is free and there is no charge for spectators. A Swap Meet is set at the corner of Worth Street and 2nd Street, just behind Broad Street Church. Food and shopping are available throughout Downtown Cleveland. The event is coordinated by MainStreet Cruisers Car Club.

Spend an evening out on the lawn enjoying lively music that will have you dancing.

An outdoor Sunday farmers market takes place at First Street Square in downtown Cleveland, Tennessee, situated between Inman and First Street.