Wasssuppp! Fun Things To Do!

FIND OUT WASSSUPPP AS WE HEAD INTO THE WEEKEND EVERY FRIDAY MORNING AT 8:30 WITH SHORES & ISLANDS OHIO.  CLICK ON THE LOGO TO SEE THEIR CALENDAR, COMPLETE WITH LINKS TO EVENTS AROUND THE AREA.

THE DISTILLERY COMEDY TOUR AT EVERWILD, April 25, Everwild Spirits, Sandusky.

ROBIN SPIELBERG, April 25, 7pm, Hoke Theatre Lorain County Community College, Elyria, with a performance by one of America’s most popular contemporary female pianists/composers and one of the most expressive pianists of our time.

PROGRESSIVE CATAWBA ISLAND BOAT SHOW, April 26-28, Catawba Island Club, Port Clinton, Fri 12-6 pm, Sat 10 am-6 pm, Sun 10 am-5 pm.

UPLIFTED VOICES: SILKROAD WITH SPECIAL GUESTS WU MAN, PURA FÉ, AND NATHALIE JOACHIM, April 26, 7:30pm, Oberlin College Finney Chapel, Oberlin

SPIEGEL GROVE TREE TOUR, April 26, Rutherford B. Hayes Presidential Library & Museums, Fremont. The Arbor Day Sunrise Tree Tour departs the Hayes Home Verandah at 7:30 am. Enjoy sweet treats and learn about Arbor Day and the ever-developing landscape of Spiegel Grove. Tickets are required and available at rbhayes.org.

LAKE ERIE PARAFEST, April 27, 9:30am-3:30pm, Merry-Go-Round Museum, Sandusky, a fundraising event Safe Harbour Domestic Violence Shelter and Care & Share of Erie County. During the conference, they will be collecting non-perishable items for the shelter and clothing and linens for Care & Share. After the conference, they will be hosting two paranormal investigations of the museum.

PUBLIC GHOST HUNT, April 27, 7:30pm-2am, Merry-Go-Round Museum, Sandusky

VERMILION IN BLOOM GARDENERS FAIR, April 27, 9am-3pm, Sailorway Middle School, Vermilion.

DRAFT DAY 5K & KID’S FUN RUN, April 28, 9:20am, DeRivera Park, Put-in-Bay.

A NIGHT AT THE CARNIVAL, April 27, 5pm-9pm, Pottery Perfection, Fremont, with fun games and traditional carnival food.

HERB FAIR, April 27, 10am-3pm, Vermilion River Reservation, Vermilion, with gifts, crafts and food.

LAKE RIDGE ACADEMY’S NIGHT AT THE RACES, April 27, 6pm, Tom’s Country Place, Avon, a horse racing event for Lake Ridge Athletics.

PAT BENATAR TRIBUTE INVINCIBLE AND BAD COMPANY TRIBUTE 10 FROM 6, April 27, 7pm, Lorain Palace Theatre

BIGGEST WEEK IN AMERICAN BIRDING, May 3-12, various locations, but headquarted at Maumee Bay State Park and Black Swamp Bird Observatory in Oak Harbor. The festival features birding, photography, and art workshops, guided birding activities, field trips, keynote speakers, spotlight presentations, evening socials and so many more fun actitvities!

RUMBLE AT THE REC OLYMPIC STYLE AMATEUR BOXING SHOW, May 3, 6pm, Fremont Rec Center Complex, from the Fremont Wreckers Boxing Club

FRIDAY NIGHT LIVE, May 3, 7:30, Ritz Theatre, Tiffin, with Nashville Songwriters Association International, Tim Tegge, Brad Burkhart, Jim Crissinger, Dave Harms

NORTH POINTE BALLET’S PETER PAN, May 3-5, Lorain Palace Theatre. Friday & Saturday at 7pm and Sunday at 1pm. A sensory Friendly Performance Saturday 2pm.

OFFICIAL OPENING DAY FOR CEDAR POINT! May 4.

DERBY DAY, May 4, around Kelleys Island with events at all bars and restaurants, including The Village Pump, and the 2nd Annual Derby Day Chicken Derby at The Kelley’s Island Wine Co.

A KENTUCKY DERBY NIGHT AT THE RACES, May 4, 5pm, Amherst Eagles #1442 for Amherst Historical Society

NIGHT AT THE RACES, May 4, 5:30pm, Fraternal Order of Eagles, Wellington, with food, drink and the race, to benefit the Independence Day Fireworks.

2024 MAY MONTHLY MATCH, May 4, 8am-4pm, Camp Perry, Port Clinton, with matches in Junior/Adult Air Rifle 3×20; 60 Shots Air Rifle Standing; 60 Shots Air Pistol; Beginner 3×10.

NORWALK POLICE DEPARTMENT BIRTHDAY, May 4, 11am-2pm, Norwalk Police Department , with Grub Brothers & Smoker’s Pit BBQ food trucks, Cake & Cookies.

LIVE PERFORMANCE OF STEEL MAGNOLIAS, May 4 & 5, and May 10 & 11, Ritz Theatre, Tiffin, with shows at 7:30 and a Sunday show at 2pm.

NORTH COAST CONCERT BAND, May 5, 3pm, Grace Episcopal Church, a free concert.

HOLOCAUST REMEMBRANCE DAY PROGRAM, May 6, 7pm, Lorain Palace Theatre, with a Holocaust Survivor speaking and a Violins of Hope display from Jerusalem.