Fresh Fest Cleveland: Sept. 9
The fourth annual Fresh Fest will kick off with a basketball tournament, food tastings and a bountiful co-op market. The rest of the day will have a flow of fresh beats coming from the main stage, interactive art displays, and guided meditation. Free to attend, noon, Sept. 9, 8129 Otter Park, Cleveland, freshfestcleveland.com
Six: Through Sept. 10
Witness the story of Henry VIII’s six wives as they sing and dance through 500 years of history. This musical focuses on the power of women as they detail the gruesome and sad love stories between them and the late King. $25 - $75, through Sept. 10, 1501 Euclid Ave., Cleveland, playhousesquare.org
Rhythm On the River: Through Sept. 10
This jazz filled river festival is sponsored by the Conservancy for Cuyahoga Valley National Park at the beautiful Howe Meadow. Families are encouraged to come enjoy the food, music, and field games that are available as they groove along to artists such as Brian Simpson and Carlos Jones. Free to attend. 4 p.m.-6 p.m, Aug. 13 & Sept. 10, Howe Meadow, 4040 Riverview Road Peninsula, conservancyforcvnp.org
Dog Yoga with Venture Paws: Sept. 13 & Oct. 11
City Goods has it all, groceries, home goods and even dog yoga. These beginner level classes will last 40 minutes each and feature your furry best friend as you bend and move. After, guests are encouraged to sip beverages and do some shopping in the store. Only 15 spots are available so be sure to put your paw on it soon. $25. 6 p.m-7 p.m., Sept. 13, October 11, 1442 W. 28th St., Cleveland, citygoodscle.com
Annual Fire Walk: Sept. 16
Challenge your preconceived ideas about fear and learn how to unlock your true potential with this yearly fire seminar where guests will practice courage and strength as they firewalk. This event was started by Gregg Gilder, a youth and community activist, and the firewalk is held in his memory every year. $75. 6:30 p.m.-10:30 p.m., Sept. 16. Common Ground Canopy Tours, 14240 Barid Road, Oberlin, commongroundcenter.org
Rocky River Fall Arts Festival: Sept. 16
Since 2009, this arts festival has illuminated the Old Detroit Shopping Area in the picturesque town of Rocky River. Artists and craftsmen of all sorts come together to display their creations and draw in crowds. All of the money raised by this event goes toward creating new parks and playgrounds in the city. Free,10 a.m.-5 p.m., Sept. 16, Old Detroit Shopping Area, Rocky River, rrparksandrecfoundation.com
Summit Music Festival: Scene City: Sept. 16
Northeast Ohio is known for its vibrant music scene, and the Summit Music Festival is no exception. Emo and hardcore bands from all around will gather to shred the stage and play jams that get everyone up and moving, and a special celebrity guest host will be announced! This event is family friendly and concert goers can expect fun, food, and music. $75, 2 p.m.-11:55 p.m., Sept. 16, Summit County Fairgrounds, 1050 North Ave., Tallmadge, summitmusicfest.com
Chagrin Documentary Film Festival: Oct. 4-8
This film festival will inspire aspiring filmmakers by igniting their passion. Throughout five days movies will be shown, winners will be awarded, and the art of film will bring crowds together. In the heart of historic Chagrin Falls, several venues will host the films, an array of restaurants, and plenty for moviegoers to enjoy. Free-$25, Oct. 4-8, Chagrin Valley Little Theater, 40 River St., Chagrin Falls, chagrinfilmfest.org
The Towpath Marathon: Oct. 7
This fall-time race stretches the length of the Towpath Trail, as it winds its way through the Canal Basin Park and the Ohio & Erie Canalway National Heritage area. Runners can register for the full marathon, half marathon or 10k option, and those looking to run the race virtually may register to do so. $45-$85, Oct. 7, Canal Basin Park, 989 West St., Cleveland, canalwaypartners.com
Ghost Files Live: Oct. 8
Paranormal investigators Ryan Bergara and Shane Madej will haunt the Agora Theatre & Ballroom for one night only as they host a private screening of never-before-seen footage and answer your ghoulish questions in a live Q&A afterward. $75+, Oct. 8, Agora Theatre and Ballroom, 5000 Euclid Ave #101, Cleveland, agoracleveland.com
Kamm’s Corners Farmers Market: Through Oct. 15
This homegrown farmers market aims to connect those in the community with fresh and locally made delicacies. Championed by healthy-living, and sustainability-focused sponsors, this market brings wellness and summertime fun together for the perfect Sunday experience. Families can check out the family fun area, and shoppers will delight in the daily musical acts as they browse the vendor booths. Free to attend, Open Sundays from July 16-Oct. 15, 168th Street and Lorain Avenue, Cleveland, westparkkamms.org
For more autumn fun, check out the rest of our 2023 Fall Fun Guide.
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