Get into the spooky spirit with our family-friendly Halloween house tour!  Explore the museum after hours and discover delightfully eerie decorations that are perfect for all ages. Join us for a fun and festive experience that will make this Halloween one […]
Karaoke at the PourHouse every Sunday night, 8pm-mindnight.
Trunk-or-Treat at Sponsler-Donley Ford! Kids + families, pull up for a candy-loaded night at the dealership—costumes, laughs, and photo ops for days. It’s FREE, open to the public, and packed with sweet treats. Event Page
Get ready for an unforgettable day on Main Street — caffeine, creativity, and fresh ink! We’re teaming up with our neighbors at Holdfast Tattoo Studio for Inked & Brewed — a unique, one-day collaboration where you can sip your favorite […]
Did you love it, hate it, or was it just meh? This is your chance to share your thoughts. The library will have a supply of each month's book available at the Public Services Desk.- Nov: The Life Impossible by Matt […]
Adults 55+, enjoy the company of others and unleash your creativity with a fun nature craft! @ Davy McClure Outdoor Education Center. Event Page
This program is perfect for both beginner and experienced fiber artists. Join a vibrant community of fellow crafters who share your passion for knitting, crochet, embroidery, and more. Whether you have a project you’re already working on or want to […]
Bring us your Talent! Looking for all types. We welcome Comedians with stand up routine, poets, writers, singers and of course any and all musicians. The night is ran/organized in a spontaneous fashion with consideration to the creative people involved. […]
Trivia night at The PourHouse every Wednesday at 7pm. Bring your friends for a fun night at one of the coolest places to hang out in Ashland!
Thursday is Game Night at Luna! Games are available for you to play, or you can bring your own!Reservations welcome: (419) 496-0735Specials on bourbons & beersSpecial game night snack boardsGames are provided, or bring your favorite!*Luna is 21 and older […]
You'll hear the orchestra play some spooky and fun selections. Students and families of all ages are welcome to attend. Costumes are welcome but not required. Stick around after the performance for a Trunk-or-Treat in the lobby! It's a perfect […]
Thursday Trivia Night. Kick back at Joan's Tavern for a fun night of trivia and great food and drinks, right here in Ashland Ohio!Tons of free parking in the city lot directly across from our storefront. Joan's Tavern
When Henrietta Leavitt begins work at the Harvard Observatory in the early 1900s, she isn't allowed to touch a telescope or express an original idea. Instead she joins a group of women "computers," charting the stars. As Henrietta attempts to […]
Join us Friday October 24th (10-6) and Saturday Oct 25th (10-5) for our annual Christmas Open House! Be among the first to see all of our new festive decor and gifts to help you get ready for the holiday season! […]
Roll your way through the end of the month with Family Skate Night at The Ashland Kroc! Members - Free; Non-Members - $7, and includes skate rental if you need it. Event Page
You’ll learn several cookie decorating techniques and take home your own festive creations. Class space is limited – call Sonja at 419-496-0356 to register today!Perfect for a girls’ night out, mother/daughter evening, or anyone who loves cookies! Event Page
Halloween isn't just for the littles, you know; come downtown and celebrate the season the big kid way! Our local restaurants will have food and drink specials and contests all night, we will have our annual costume contest, and Explore […]
Dive into the shadows of the past with our Dark History Tour - a spine-chilling journey through the secrets and scandals of our city's haunted past. Uncover the mysteries and untold stories that will send shivers down your spine and […]
Jacks Envy and Halloween Costume Party. Special guest Josh Carmichael. Live music, costume crawl, DORA, downtown Ashland Ohio
When Henrietta Leavitt begins work at the Harvard Observatory in the early 1900s, she isn't allowed to touch a telescope or express an original idea. Instead she joins a group of women "computers," charting the stars. As Henrietta attempts to […]
