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This Weekend in Brunswick, Medina, Valley City & Hinckley

A small-town Ohio main street one week before Halloween at dusk with glowing jack-o'-lanterns and hay bales outside a brick storefront, autumn maples and oaks in orange and gold
Hey friends! Halloween is one week away and fall is in full swing across our communities. I checked what is happening Friday through Sunday in Brunswick, Valley City, Medina, and Hinckley so you can plan a few great days. Here is your weekend roundup.

Brunswick & Brunswick Hills

Pumpkin Village at Mapleside Farms is the weekend headliner with its Wild Wild West theme. Friday, October 23, is Fun Friday from 4 to 9 PM, Saturday, October 24, runs 11 AM to 9 PM, and Sunday, October 25, runs 11 AM to 6 PM at 294 Pearl Road in Brunswick. Pumpkin picking, hayrides, the giant corn maze, and the 311-foot Super Slide are all waiting; pre-sale tickets are recommended, since the final weekends sell out.
Tiny Town's Trunk or Treat is Friday, October 23, at 5 PM at Tiny Town Childcare and Enrichment Center, 3824 Center Road in Brunswick. Kids can trick-or-treat from decorated trunks in a safe, family-friendly setting.
Trunk or Treat at Market 42 is Sunday, October 25, at noon at 2099 Pearl Road in Brunswick. One more chance for the little ones to fill their buckets the week before Halloween.

Medina

The Great America 250 Pumpkin Salute lights up Public Square Saturday, October 24, from 6 to 9 PM and again Sunday, October 25, from 5 to 9 PM. Register a carved pumpkin and watch the lighting at 6 PM on the County Courthouse steps, with prizes for the funniest, scariest, and most creative pumpkins.
Witches Weekend at The Common Ground kicks off Friday, October 23, at 5 PM at 220 North State Road in Medina, with a Trick or Treat in The Warehouse.
Spooky Cookie Decorating is Friday, October 23, at 6 PM at The Grind Coffee Bar in Medina. A fun hands-on night of decorating spooky cookies.
The Medina Odd Fellows Annual Halloween Bash is Saturday, October 24, at 6 PM. Costumes and community fun to keep the Halloween energy going.

Valley City

A Valley City History Day is Sunday, October 25, from 1 to 4 PM, and it opens both of Valley City's museums at once: the LGAR Museum at 6705 Center Road and Liverpool's Depot Museum at 6615 Center Road. The restored 1895 train depot holds railroad artifacts, local maps, and an original mastodon tooth found on Myrtle Hill Road. A lovely small-town way to spend a Sunday.

Hinckley

Hinckley Halloween is Saturday, October 24, from 4 to 6 PM. The Hinckley Chamber of Commerce hosts trick-or-treating at Hinckley Preparatory Academy and along the downtown sidewalks, a safe and festive way for the littlest ghosts and goblins to celebrate.
Try-It: Pumpkin Paddle is Saturday, October 24, at the Hinckley Lake Boathouse Store in Hinckley Reservation. Cleveland Metroparks leads a staff-supported canoeing session with pumpkins out on the lake.
Run with Scissors starts Sunday, October 25, at 5 AM at Ledge Lake Lodge, 1151 Ledge Road. The trail races offer a half marathon, marathon, and double marathon looping through the reservation.
Whatever you get into, enjoy the weekend. And if one of these communities has you thinking about a move, I would love to help you find the perfect place to call home. I've got you.

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This Weekend in Brunswick, Medina, Valley City & Hinckley

A small-town Ohio street one week before Halloween with carved jack-o'-lanterns and hay bales outside a brick storefront, maple and oak trees in deep orange and gold
Hey friends! October is flying by and Halloween is just around the corner. I checked what is happening Friday through Sunday in Brunswick, Valley City, Medina, and Hinckley so you can plan a few great days. Here is your weekend roundup.

Brunswick & Brunswick Hills

Pumpkin Village at Mapleside Farms is celebrating its Wild Wild West weekend Saturday, October 24, from 11 AM to 9 PM and Sunday, October 25, from 11 AM to 6 PM at 294 Pearl Road in Brunswick. Friday, October 23, is Fun Friday from 4 to 9 PM, a lighter-crowd chance at pumpkin picking, the giant corn maze, hayrides, and the 311-foot Super Slide before the weekend rush.
Tiny Town's Trunk or Treat is Friday, October 23, at 5 PM at 3824 Center Road in Brunswick. Kids can trick-or-treat from decorated trunks in a safe, family-friendly setting to kick off the Halloween fun early.
Trunk or Treat at Market 42 is Sunday, October 25, at noon at 2099 Pearl Road in Brunswick. One more chance for the little ones to fill their buckets the week before Halloween.
The Brunswick has live music Saturday, October 24, with The Inflatables from 1 to 5 PM and Stolen Mojo at 8 PM. A relaxed way to cap off the afternoon and evening.

Medina

The Great America 250 Pumpkin Salute lights up Public Square Saturday, October 24, from 6 to 9 PM. Bring a carved pumpkin for the contest and lighting on the County Courthouse steps, with a costume contest, games, music, a hay maze, face painting, and food trucks as the city aims for the record for most lit pumpkins in one spot.
Halloween at Hambley is Saturday and Sunday, October 24 and 25, from noon to 5 PM at Hambley Park. This free, all-ages celebration from the Medina County Park District is a great way to get the kids outdoors.
Creature Feature: Spiders is Saturday, October 24, from 10 AM to noon with the Medina County Park District. A free, all-ages program that makes eight-legged friends a little less scary.
Medina Entertainment has a big music weekend: Friday, October 23, features NEIL!, Martin Zellar's tribute to Neil Diamond, and Saturday, October 24, brings the Little River Band. Doors open early, so check the lineup for showtimes.

Valley City

The Liverpool Depot Museum October Open House is Sunday, October 25, from 1 to 4 PM at 6615 Center Road in Valley City. The Valley City Community Group opens the historic 1895 train depot for the afternoon, complete with a Porter Dinky steam locomotive, a 1926 caboose, and local railroad history. A lovely small-town way to spend a Sunday.

Hinckley

Hinckley Halloween is Saturday, October 24, from 4 to 6 PM. The Hinckley Chamber of Commerce hosts trick-or-treating at Hinckley Preparatory Academy and along the downtown sidewalks, a safe and festive way for the littlest ghosts and goblins to celebrate.
Otherwise, the trails around Hinckley Lake and up at Whipp's Ledges are gorgeous right now as the leaves fade. Pack a lunch and make an afternoon of it.
Whatever you get into, enjoy the weekend. And if one of these communities has you thinking about a move, I would love to help you find the perfect place to call home. I've got you.

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This Weekend in Brunswick, Medina & Valley City

An Ohio farm in peak autumn color with rows of pumpkins and hay bales leading to a red barn, maples and oaks in fiery orange and gold
Hey friends! Fall colors are at their peak and this weekend is packed with good reasons to get out in Brunswick, Valley City, Medina, and Hinckley. I checked what is happening Friday through Sunday so you can plan a few great days. Here is your weekend roundup.

Brunswick & Brunswick Hills

The Great Pumpkin Fest at Mapleside Farms is the weekend headliner, running Saturday, October 17, from 11 AM to 9 PM and Sunday, October 18, from 11 AM to 6 PM at 294 Pearl Road in Brunswick. It celebrates the famous Pumpkin Wall and all things pumpkin, with the full Pumpkin Village lineup: the giant corn maze, hayrides, pig trains, and pumpkin picking across more than 100 acres. Friday, October 16, is a fall Fun Friday at the farm, a lighter-crowd chance to catch the maze and patch before the weekend rush.
Brunswick High School Homecoming is Saturday, October 17. The Homecoming Bear Fair kicks off at 11 AM at Burke Field House, and the Homecoming Dance follows at 7 PM at Dann Gym. Come cheer on the home team and celebrate the school community.
Halloween Trivia Night is Saturday, October 17, at 7 PM at 1255 North Carpenter Road in Brunswick. Test your spooky-season knowledge with a fun night of Halloween-themed trivia, a great low-key way to cap off the day.
The Wizard of Oz plays Friday, October 16, at the Cassidy Theater in Brunswick. A live production of the classic is a sweet family outing for the weekend.

Medina

Medina Cars & Coffee rolls into Uptown Medina on Sunday, October 18, for the final one of the season. Grab a coffee and walk among classic and exotic cars for a relaxed morning around the square.
Spring Grove Arboretum Walk is Saturday, October 17, from 2 to 4 PM at Spring Grove Cemetery, 785 East Washington Street in Medina. A guided arborist tour starts at 2 PM, with self-guided tours and a scavenger hunt running until 4 PM. A gorgeous way to enjoy the autumn trees.

Valley City

Valley City's own calendar is quiet this weekend, and that is part of its charm. Mill Stream Park on the Rocky River is lovely for a fall walk any day of the weekend. Save the date: the Liverpool Depot Museum's next open house is Sunday, October 25, from 1 to 4 PM at 6615 Center Road.

Hinckley

There is no confirmed festival on the Hinckley calendar this weekend, but the Hinckley Reservation is always open. The trails around Hinckley Lake and up at Whipp's Ledges are gorgeous right now as the leaves peak. Pack a lunch and make an afternoon of it. And save the date: Hinckley Halloween is Saturday, October 24, from 4 to 6 PM, with trick-or-treating at Hinckley Preparatory Academy and the downtown sidewalks.
Whatever you get into, enjoy the weekend. And if one of these communities has you thinking about a move, I would love to help you find the perfect place to call home. I've got you.

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This Weekend in Brunswick, Medina & Valley City

A red barn with a pumpkin patch at golden hour, peak autumn maples and oaks in fiery orange and gold along a winding gravel lane
Hey friends! Mid-October has arrived and the leaves are at their absolute peak. I checked what is happening Friday through Sunday in Brunswick, Valley City, Medina, and Hinckley so you can plan a great few days. Here is your weekend roundup.

Brunswick & Brunswick Hills

The Great Pumpkin Fest at Mapleside Farms is the weekend headliner, running Saturday, October 17, from 11 AM to 9 PM and Sunday, October 18, from 11 AM to 6 PM at 294 Pearl Road in Brunswick. It celebrates the famous Pumpkin Wall and all things pumpkin, with the full Pumpkin Village lineup: the giant corn maze, hayrides, pig trains, and pumpkin picking across more than 100 acres. Bring the whole crew.
Horse Drawn Hayride and Bonfire is Saturday, October 17, from 2 to 10 PM at 360 Pearl Road in Brunswick. A horse-drawn hayride through the woods with a campfire to end the night, and tickets run around $18. Bring a picnic and settle in for a cozy fall evening.
Halloween Trivia Night is Saturday, October 17, at 7 PM at 1255 North Carpenter Road in Brunswick. Test your spooky-season knowledge with a fun night of Halloween-themed trivia, a great low-key way to cap off the day.

Medina

Takin' It to the Limit, an Eagles tribute, plays Friday, October 16, at Medina Entertainment Center on Weymouth Road in Medina. Doors open at 7 PM and the show starts at 8 PM. If you love classic rock, this is your Friday night.
Basket Weaving 101: Autumn Basket is Saturday, October 17, from 9:30 AM to noon with the Medina County Park District. It is a hands-on workshop where you weave your own autumn basket to take home, and registration is required. A creative way to spend the morning.
Medina Cars & Coffee rolls into Uptown Medina on Sunday, October 18. Grab a coffee and walk among classic and exotic cars for a relaxed morning around the square.

Valley City

Valley City's own calendar is quiet this weekend, and that is part of its charm. Mill Stream Park on the Rocky River is lovely for a fall walk any day of the weekend. Save the date: the Liverpool Depot Museum's next open house is Sunday, October 25, from 1 to 4 PM at 6615 Center Road.

Hinckley

There is no confirmed festival on the Hinckley calendar this weekend, but the Hinckley Reservation is always open. The trails around Hinckley Lake and up at Whipp's Ledges are gorgeous right now as the leaves peak. Pack a lunch and make an afternoon of it. And save the date: Hinckley Halloween is Saturday, October 24, from 4 to 6 PM, with trick-or-treating at Hinckley Preparatory Academy and the downtown sidewalks.
Whatever you get into, enjoy the weekend. And if one of these communities has you thinking about a move, I would love to help you find the perfect place to call home. I've got you.

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This Weekend in Brunswick, Medina & Valley City

A winding Ohio country road in peak autumn color with maples and oaks in fiery orange and gold, a red barn and pumpkin patch in the distance
Hey friends! Fall is showing off right now, and this weekend is full of good reasons to get out in Brunswick, Medina, Valley City, and Hinckley. I checked what is happening Friday through Sunday so you can plan a few great days. Here is your weekend roundup.

Brunswick & Brunswick Hills

Superhero Weekend at Pumpkin Village at Mapleside Farms is the headliner, running all weekend at 294 Pearl Road in Brunswick. Friday, October 9, runs noon to 9 PM, Saturday, October 10, runs 11 AM to 9 PM, and Sunday, October 11, runs 11 AM to 6 PM. It is superhero themed, so bring the capes and costumes, and every fall favorite is in full swing: the giant corn maze, hayrides, pumpkin picking, and the 311-foot Super Slide.
Vino the Way returns to Mapleside Friday and Saturday evenings, October 9 and 10. The wine-and-beer walk winds through the orchard and a themed corn maze, and it runs through Halloween. A fun date night with the leaves turning.
A Taste of Summer Farm Market at 360 Pearl Road is open Saturday and Sunday, October 10 and 11, from 11 AM to 6 PM. Fresh sweet corn, tomatoes, local honey, and handcrafted goods while the season lasts. Thinking about making this area home? Explore the complete Brunswick & Brunswick Hills community guide for the schools, parks, and real estate market.

Medina

The final Medina Square Farmers Market of the season is Saturday, October 10, from 9 AM to 1 PM at Public Square. More than 70 vendors bring peak-season produce, artisan cheeses, flowers, and baked goods one last time, right alongside Salute to Farming, which adds a petting zoo, beekeeping and cooking demos, antique farm equipment, and farming artifacts. A great morning to wander the square.
The Fall Foliage Tour is Saturday and Sunday, October 10 and 11, from noon to 5 PM. The Medina County Park District has hosted this drive-it-yourself tour since 1968, winding past farms, agribusinesses, historical societies, and special events. Perfect weather for it this weekend.
Medina Restaurant Week wraps up Sunday, October 11. It has been running since Friday, October 2, so this is your last chance to try seasonal menus at the local independent restaurants around Uptown Medina and the square.

Valley City

Valley City's own calendar is quiet this weekend, and that is part of its charm. Mill Stream Park on the Rocky River is lovely for a fall walk any day of the weekend. Save the date: the Liverpool Depot Museum's next open house is Sunday, October 25, from 1 to 4 PM at 6615 Center Road.

Hinckley

The Practical Magic Energy Fair is Saturday, October 10, at 10 AM at the Backyard Apothecary Vintage Gift Shop in Hinckley. It is a quirky, free stop for a weekend wander if you are out exploring.
Otherwise, the trails around Hinckley Lake and up at Whipp's Ledges are gorgeous right now as the leaves peak. Pack a lunch and make an afternoon of it.
Whatever you get into, enjoy the weekend. And if one of these communities has you thinking about a move, I would love to help you find the perfect place to call home. I've got you.

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This Weekend in Brunswick, Medina & Valley City

An Ohio farm at golden hour with rows of pumpkins and hay bales leading to a red barn, autumn maples turning color
Hey friends! October is here, and it is bringing the crisp air and big fall weekends we wait all year for. I checked what is happening Friday through Sunday in Brunswick, Valley City, Medina, and Hinckley so you can plan a great few days. Here is your weekend roundup.

Brunswick & Brunswick Hills

Pumpkin Village at Mapleside Farms is in full swing all weekend at 294 Pearl Road in Brunswick. Friday, October 2, is Fun Friday from 4 to 9 PM with discounted admission, and the farm is open Saturday, October 3, from 11 AM to 9 PM and Sunday, October 4, from 11 AM to 6 PM. Pumpkin picking, hayrides, the giant corn maze, and more than 20 attractions including the 311-foot Super Slide are all waiting.
The 53rd Annual Johnny Appleseed Festival takes over the farm Saturday, October 3, from 11 AM to 9 PM, and Sunday, October 4, from 11 AM to 6 PM. Expect apple pies, caramel apples, and other fresh apple treats, plus living-history characters like Johnny Appleseed, Amelia Earhart, and Paul Bunyan roaming the grounds. It is the biggest fall weekend of the season in Brunswick.

Medina

Medina Square Farmers Market is Saturday, October 3, from 9 AM to 1 PM at Public Square. More than 70 vendors bring peak-season produce, artisan cheeses, flowers, and baked goods, and the season finishes October 10, so this is one of the last Saturdays to shop. Grab your coffee early and wander the whole square.
Medina Restaurant Week runs Friday, October 2, through Sunday, October 11, featuring local independent restaurants around Uptown Medina and the square. It is a tasty excuse to try someplace new between fall outings.
Halloween at Hambley is Saturday and Sunday, October 3 and 4, from noon to 5 PM at Hambley Park. The Medina County Park District hosts this free, all-ages fall celebration, and it is a great way to get the kids outdoors.
Starry, Starry Nights at Letha House is Saturday, October 3, from 8 to 10 PM at Letha House Park. The park district and the Cuyahoga Astronomical Association set up telescopes for free stargazing, so bring a blanket and look up.

Valley City

Valley City's own calendar is quiet this weekend, and that is part of its charm. Mill Stream Park on the Rocky River is lovely for a fall walk any day of the weekend. Take a slow drive through the scenic river valley and stop in at a local spot.

Hinckley

There is no confirmed festival on the Hinckley calendar this weekend, but the Hinckley Reservation is always open. The trails around Hinckley Lake and up at Whipp's Ledges are turning gorgeous as the leaves change, and the lake is calm this time of year. Pack a lunch and make an afternoon of it.
Whatever you get into, enjoy the weekend. And if one of these communities has you thinking about a move, I would love to help you find the perfect place to call home. I've got you.

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Fall Weekend in Brunswick, Medina & Valley City

A horse-drawn hay wagon rolling through a sunlit Ohio apple orchard at golden hour, with pumpkins stacked by a wooden fence
Hey friends! Fall is officially in full swing, and this weekend is a big one across our core communities. I looked at what is happening Friday through Sunday in Brunswick, Valley City, Medina, and Hinckley so you can plan a great few days. Here is your weekend roundup.

Brunswick & Brunswick Hills

Pumpkin Village at Mapleside Farms is the fall headliner, open all weekend on Pearl Road in Brunswick. Friday through Sunday is Hometown Heroes Weekend, honoring police officers, firefighters, paramedics, military members, veterans, doctors, nurses, and teachers. Pumpkin picking, hayrides, the corn maze, and more than 20 attractions including Valley of the Dinosaurs are all in full swing.
Horse Drawn Hayride and Bonfire is Saturday, September 26, from 2 to 10 PM at 360 Pearl Road in Brunswick. A horse-drawn hayride through the woods with a campfire to finish the night, and tickets are $18. A cozy way to ease into fall.
Healthy Kids Running Series is Sunday, September 27, at 3 PM at Heritage Farm on Laurel Road in Brunswick. It is week three of the five-week fall series, with kids from pre-K through 8th grade running age-appropriate distances. A fun way to get the family outside before the week starts.

Medina

Medina Fall Festival takes over Public Square on Saturday, September 26, from 9 AM to 2 PM, right alongside the Medina Square Farmers Market. Expect a hay maze, pumpkin painting, a petting zoo, horse rides, line dancing, a chili cook-off, apple cider pressing, face painting, and a balloon artist. Admission is free, and it is the biggest family outing of the weekend.
Medina Square Farmers Market runs the same morning, Saturday, September 26, from 9 AM to 1 PM at Public Square. More than 70 vendors bring peak-season produce, artisan cheeses, flowers, and baked goods every Saturday through October 10. Shop early, then stay for the festival.
Cleveland Keys Dueling Pianos performs Saturday, September 26, at 6 PM at Williams on the Lake on Lafayette Road in Medina. Two pianos, crowd requests, and plenty of sing-alongs make for a fun evening right after the festival. Tickets run around $29.
Blue Heron Brewing hosts its patio concert Friday, September 25, at 7 PM on Blue Heron Trace in Medina. A relaxed evening of live music with the cool fall air on your side.

Valley City

Liverpool Depot Museum Open House is Sunday, September 27, from 1 to 4 PM at 6615 Center Road in Valley City. The Valley City Community Group opens the historic 1895 train depot for the afternoon, complete with a Porter Dinky steam locomotive and a 1926 caboose plus local history displays.
Saturday is quiet in Valley City itself, and that is part of its charm. Mill Stream Park on the Rocky River is a beautiful spot for a walk any day of the weekend.

Hinckley

Hinckley's own calendar is light this weekend, but Conversations with the Other Side brings gallery readings with psychic mediums to Valleaire Golf Club on Sunday, September 27, at 7 PM on Boston Road. If spooky season is your season, this one is for you.
Otherwise, the trails around Hinckley Lake and up at Whipp's Ledges are gorgeous as the leaves start to turn. Pack a lunch and make an afternoon of it.
Whatever you get into, enjoy the weekend. And if one of these communities has you thinking about a move, I would love to help you find the perfect place to call home.

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This Weekend in Brunswick, Medina, Valley City & Hinckley

An Ohio pumpkin farm at golden hour with rows of pumpkins, hay bales, and a red barn
Hey friends! The weekend is here, and fall is fully rolling through our corner of Ohio. I looked at what is happening Friday through Sunday in Brunswick, Valley City, Medina, and Hinckley so you can plan a great few days. Here is your weekend roundup.

Brunswick & Brunswick Hills

Pumpkin Village at Mapleside Farms runs Friday, September 18, from 4 to 9 PM, Saturday, September 19, from 11 AM to 9 PM, and Sunday, September 20, from 11 AM to 6 PM on Pearl Road in Brunswick. It is the fall headliner, with pumpkin picking, hayrides, a corn maze, and 20-plus attractions including the Valley of the Dinosaurs walk-through. This is the official start of fall in Brunswick.
Healthy Kids Running Series is Sunday, September 20, at 3 PM at Heritage Farm on Laurel Road in Brunswick. Kids from pre-K through 8th grade run age-appropriate distances in this five-week fall series. It is an easy way to get the whole family outside before the week starts.

Medina

Medina Square Farmers Market is Saturday, September 19, from 9 AM to 1 PM at Public Square. More than 70 vendors bring peak-season produce, artisan cheeses, flowers, and baked goods every Saturday through October 10. It is the perfect way to start the day.
ALL ABOARD with the Northeastern Ohio Live Steamers runs Saturday, September 19, from 12:30 to 4:30 PM at Lester Rail Trail on Lester Road in Medina. The Medina County Park District hosts free miniature train rides for all ages. Train fans of every generation will love it.
Fuzzy Caterpillars is open Saturday and Sunday, September 19 and 20, from noon to 5 PM at Allardale Park in Medina. This free family nature program from the Medina County Park District is a hands-on way to get the kids outside.
Starry, Starry Nights at Letha House is Saturday, September 19, from 8 to 10 PM at Letha House Park. The park district hosts this free stargazing evening, so bring a blanket and look up.
Rally in the Alley features Colin Dussault's Blues Project with Stakhouse on Saturday, September 19, at 7 PM at The Common Ground on North State Road in Medina. Live blues and good company are a great way to end the evening.

Valley City

Valley City's own calendar is quiet this weekend, and that is part of its charm. Mill Stream Park on the Rocky River is a lovely spot for a walk, and the park district programs above are a short drive away if you want family fun. Otherwise, take a slow drive through the scenic river valley and stop in at a local spot.

Hinckley

Hinckley's calendar is quiet this weekend, too, but the Hinckley Reservation is always open. The trails around Hinckley Lake and up at Whipp's Ledges are beautiful as the leaves start to turn. Pack a lunch and make an afternoon of it.
Whatever you get into, enjoy the weekend. And if one of these communities has you thinking about a move, I would love to help you find the perfect place to call home.

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This Weekend in Brunswick, Medina & Valley City

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Hey friends! Fall is officially rolling in, and this weekend is packed across our core communities. I looked at what is happening Friday through Sunday in Brunswick, Valley City, Medina, and Hinckley so you can plan a great few days. Here is your weekend roundup.

Brunswick & Brunswick Hills

Pumpkin Village opens at Mapleside Farms on Friday, September 11, at 3:30 PM on Pearl Road in Brunswick. The fall season kicks off with pumpkin picking, hayrides, a corn maze, and more than 20 attractions. It is the official start of fall in Brunswick.
Vino the Way returns to Mapleside Farms Friday and Saturday evening, September 11 and 12. Take an evening hayride tasting through the orchard, with five wine and beer stations tucked into the corn maze. It is a fun date-night way to welcome fall.
Harvest Walk benefits the Kidney Foundation of Ohio on Sunday, September 13, at 8:30 AM at Mapleside Farms. It is a charity walk on the farm grounds and a lovely way to start the day.
Fall-O-Ween Fest is Saturday, September 12, at 10 AM at Fair Trade on Pearl Road. This fall-themed market brings pumpkins, mums, haybales, local vendors, and face painting for the whole family.

Medina

Medina Square Farmers Market is Saturday, September 12, from 9 AM to 1 PM at Public Square. More than 70 vendors bring peak-season produce, cheeses, flowers, and baked goods. This week also includes the Any Lab Test Now Wellness Expo, so you can shop and check in on your health in one trip.
Ohio Goes to the Movies screens at Regal Medina Cinema on Saturday, September 12, at 2 PM. Part of the America 250 statewide celebration, this free program showcases films highlighting Ohioans. A great way to spend an afternoon.

Valley City

Valley City's own calendar is quiet this weekend, and that is part of its charm. The Lake to Lake Bike Tour pedals off Saturday, September 12, nearby in Medina if you want an early start. Otherwise, take a slow drive through the scenic river valley and stop in at a local spot.

Hinckley

Hinckley Community Shred Day is Saturday, September 12, from 9 AM to noon in the parking lot behind the Hinckley Administrative and Zoning Offices at 1410 Ridge Road. Bring your old documents and have them securely shredded for free. A practical way to clear out the clutter.
Touch-A-Truck runs Saturday, September 12, from 1 to 5 PM, hosted by the Hinckley Fire Department at 1616 Ridge Road. Kids can climb aboard fire trucks and other big rigs. Free family fun the little ones will talk about for days.
Whatever you get into, enjoy the start of fall. And if one of these communities has you thinking about a move, I would love to help you find the perfect place to call home.

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This Weekend in Brunswick, Medina, Valley City & Hinckley (Sept 4-6)

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Hey friends! Labor Day weekend is finally here, and it is the unofficial last hurrah of summer across our communities. I checked what is happening Friday through Sunday in Brunswick, Valley City, Medina, and Hinckley so you can make the most of every minute. Here is your weekend to-do list.

Brunswick & Brunswick Hills

The HEAT at Willow Lake Park is the big one this weekend: Saturday, September 5 at 7 PM at Willow Lake Park in Brunswick. It is billed as the ultimate end-of-summer party, with the HEAT playing live in the park. Grab a lawn chair and settle in for a relaxed evening of live tunes.
Third Monkey returns on Sunday, September 6 at 7 PM,also at Willow Lake Park,for a second night of free outdoor tunes. Bring the whole crew,because this band knows how to send summer off proper.
Mapleside Farms on Pearl Road starts easing into fall this month, with Pumpkin Village coming in September. Not an event for this exact weekend, but worth putting on your radar if you love a good autumn outing.

Medina

Medina Square Farmers Market is on Saturday, September 5 from 9 AM to 1 PM at Public Square. More than 70 vendors bring peak-season produce, cheeses, flowers, and baked goods every Saturday through October. It is the perfect way to start the day.
Native Plant Festival and Sale runs Saturday, September 5 from 10 AM to 3 PM at the Oenslager Nature Center, hosted by the Medina County Park District. Admission is free, and there is a native plant sale, monarch tagging, games, and crafts. A fun, hands-on outing for the whole family.

Valley City

Movie in the Park screens Toy Story 5 at Mill Stream Park on Friday, September 4 at ​7 PM. Bring chairs,and blankets,andthe kids,for a family movie night under the stars. Admission is free,andthere is nothing quite like a September evening at the park.

Hinckley

I checked Hinckley and there is no confirmed festival on the books this weekend, but the Hinckley Reservation is always open. The trails around Hinckley Lake and up at Whipp's Ledges are gorgeous for a final hooray of summer hike. Pack a lunch and make an afternoon of it.
Whatever you get into, make the most of the last big weekend of summer. And if one of these communities has you thinking about a move, I would love to help you find the perfect place to call home.

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This Weekend in Brunswick, Medina & Strongsville (Aug 28-30)

Summer community event in Northeast Ohio with people, lights, and local festivities
Hey friends! This Friday through Sunday is packed with things to do across our communities. Let me break it down by town so you can plan your weekend. Summer is winding down, but the events are still going strong.
Brunswick and Brunswick Hills: Country Redford (live country music) at Mapleside Farms, Friday Aug 28 at 6 PM. A great way to kick off the weekend with live tunes and apple-country vibes. Also check the Mapleside Farms weekend lineup for Saturday night entertainment.
Medina: Medina Cars and Coffee, Sunday Aug 30 in the Uptown Medina square — a relaxed morning walk-around of classic and exotic cars, coffee in hand. Lights of Hope (for the American Cancer Society Cancer Action Network) at Medina Square, Saturday Aug 29 at 6 PM — an inspiring evening on the square. Mill Street August Makers Market in Uptown Medina this weekend — shop local makers, artists and small-batch goods.
Strongsville: Town Center Park Community Market at the Strongsville Town Center — local farmers, craft vendors and bakers, a great Saturday-morning stop. Live courtyard music most evenings at the Encore Event Center on Pearl Road.
Valley City and Brunswick Hills: Enjoy the slower small-town pace — take a drive through the scenic river valley, grab a bite at a local spot, and enjoy the last of summer.
Whatever you do this weekend, get out there and make the most of it.

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This Week in Brunswick, Medina & Valley City (August 17-23)

Summer community event in Northeast Ohio with people, lights, and local festivities
Hey friends! We are deep into August now and the days are getting just a little bit shorter, but do not worry, this week is absolutely stacked with things to do. The South Town Arts and Music Fest is happening, Mapleside has another incredible Friday night concert, and Hinckley Lake is calling your name.
Monday Wing Buffet at On Tap Grille When: Monday, August 17, 5-9 PM Where: On Tap Grille Medina, Public Square Unlimited wings for $14.99 per person with a dozen sauces to choose from. The patio is perfect for a late summer evening, so kick off the week the right way.
A Taste of Summer Farm Market When: Tuesday-Sunday, 11 AM-6 PM Where: 360 Pearl Road, Brunswick Fresh sweet corn, ripe tomatoes, local honey, and handcrafted goods. Peak season produce does not last forever, so stock up while you can.
Try-It: Paddle with Your Family When: Thursday, August 20 Where: Hinckley Lake Boathouse Store, Hinckley Reservation Kayaks and stand-up paddleboards are available with staff to help you get started. The lake is calm and the late summer light on the water is gorgeous. Reservations recommended.
Masquerade Party at Thirsty Cowboy When: Thursday, August 20 Where: Thirsty Cowboy, Medina Live music, drink specials, and a photobooth. Costumes encouraged, good vibes guaranteed.
Concerts Over the Valley: Out of Eden (Eagles Tribute) When: Friday, August 21, gates 6 PM, music 7 PM Where: Mapleside Farms, Brunswick Food trucks on site. Bring a blanket or lawn chair for a night of classic rock with that million-dollar view of the valley. Kids 16 and under get in free.
Medina Square Farmers Market When: Saturday, August 22, 9 AM-1 PM Where: Public Square, Medina Over 70 vendors selling peak-season produce, artisan cheeses, fresh flowers, local honey, and baked goods. The tomatoes and sweet corn are perfect right now.
South Town Arts and Music Festival When: Saturday, August 22, 11 AM-10 PM Where: South Town District, Medina A free community event with live music at multiple venues, art vendors, and food all day. Evening headliners include LegendZ (tribute to Led Zeppelin, Pink Floyd, and Queen) plus Paper Morning. VIP bundle passes available.
Live Music in Brunswick Zack the Singing Bartender is live at Panini's Bar and Grill at 6 PM, and Tarp Rocks plays at Willow Lake Park at 7 PM.
Sunday at The Farm Market When: Sunday, August 23, 10 AM-1 PM Where: Brunswick Produce, homemade jams, baked goods, and crafts. Or spend a quiet afternoon at Lake Medina or the trails at Hinckley Reservation.
Summer is winding down, friends, but there is still so much to enjoy. Get out there and soak it in.

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Cuyahoga County Fair & Weekend Roundup (August 13-16)

Summer community event in Northeast Ohio with people, lights, and local festivities
Hey everyone! We are halfway through August and the summer bucket list is running short on time. But this weekend brings one of the biggest events of the season: the Cuyahoga County Fair. Farmers markets are overflowing and there are still outdoor concerts left before the season wraps up.
Cuyahoga County Fair When: Tuesday through Sunday, August 11-16 Where: Cuyahoga County Fairgrounds, 164 Eastland Road, Berea The 129th Cuyahoga County Fair is a BIG event. Carnival rides, livestock shows, demolition derbies, midway games, fair food classics, and live entertainment. The grandstand schedule is stacked with motorsports and music all week. Ride specials run throughout the week.
Concerts Over the Valley When: Friday, August 14, gates 6 PM, music 7 PM Where: Mapleside Farms, Brunswick After a day at the fair, head over for one more Friday night concert on the Sunset Stage. Food trucks on site, sunset view over the valley, and live music.
Medina Square Farmers Market When: Saturday, August 15, 9 AM-1 PM Where: Public Square, Medina Over 70 vendors. This is peak tomato and sweet corn season, do not sleep on it.
Farmers Market of Medina County When: Saturday, August 15, 9 AM-noon Where: Cornerstone Chapel, 3939 Granger Road, Medina A second round of local shopping if you want more.
Cuyahoga County Fair: Saturday Saturday is the biggest day with a full lineup of grandstand events, midway action, and the biggest crowd of the week. The energy is infectious.
Blue Heron Brewery When: Friday nights Where: 3227 Blue Heron Trace, Medina Live music on the patio, perfect for late summer evenings. Check their schedule for this week's lineup.
Summer is flying by. Get out there and soak up every minute.

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Weekend Events: August 6-9 in Medina & Cuyahoga

Summer community event in Northeast Ohio with people, lights, and local festivities
Hey friends! The first full week of August is here and there is so much to love about what is happening around our corner of Ohio. The county fair is still going strong, Independence is throwing their big weekend party, and the square in Medina is absolutely glowing with artists and makers.
Medina County Fair When: Through Sunday, August 9 Where: Fairgrounds, 720 W. Smith Road, Medina The 181st Medina County Fair is still rolling. Thursday night is your last chance for bull riding at 7 PM. The midway, exhibition halls with prize-winning pies and quilts, and the smell of fried dough are all waiting for you.
Independence Home Days When: Friday, August 7, 6-11 PM; Saturday, August 8, noon-11 PM Where: Elmwood Park, 6363 Selig Drive, Independence A hidden gem of a community festival with carnival rides, games, live entertainment, and that classic hometown feel. Admission is free. Bring a chair and settle in.
Concerts Over the Valley When: Friday, August 7, gates 6 PM, music 7 PM Where: Mapleside Farms, Brunswick Mapleside's Friday night concert series continues on the Sunset Stage with food trucks and that million-dollar view. Evenings are starting to cool down just enough to make it perfect.
Medina Square Farmers Market: Customer Appreciation Day When: Saturday, August 8, 9 AM-1 PM Where: Public Square, Medina Over 70 vendors with peak-season produce, artisan cheeses, fresh flowers, and local baked goods. Customer appreciation specials make this one of the best market days of the year.
Affair on the Square Craft Festival When: Saturday, August 8 (during market hours) Where: Historic Square, Medina Dozens of crafters, artists, and vintage vendors set up around the square. Live music, food vendors, and the whole square feels like a community living room.
Richfield Community Day When: Sunday, August 9 Where: Richfield Local food, games, and neighbors catching up on the village green. Or spend the afternoon at Hinckley Reservation hiking the trails around the lake.
Whether you have been in Medina County for decades or you are just starting to explore. Thinking about making one of these communities your home? Give me a call.

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Strongsville Homecoming & Parma Ukrainian Festival (July 30-August 3)

Summer community event in Northeast Ohio with people, lights, and local festivities
Hey friends! The final week of July is here and it is absolutely packed. We have the return of a beloved hometown tradition, a celebration of Ukrainian culture, and so much more.
Strongsville Homecoming Festival When: Thursday, July 30 through Saturday, August 1 Where: City Commons, corner of Pearl and Royalton Roads, Strongsville The 84th year of this tradition. Carnival rides, games, food vendors, live music every night, and fireworks that light up the whole valley. Midway opens at 3 PM, all-day ride passes are $30, admission is free.
Pokrova Ukrainian Festival When: Friday, July 31 through Sunday, August 2 Where: Pokrova Ukrainian Greek-Catholic Church, 6812 Broadview Road, Parma Homemade pierogies, stuffed cabbage, borscht, and incredible baked goods. Live music and traditional dance performances. Friday 6-11 PM, Saturday 2-11 PM, Sunday noon-9 PM. The Friday evening crowd has a special energy.
Concerts Over the Valley When: Friday, July 31, gates 6 PM, music 7 PM Where: Mapleside Farms, Brunswick Friday night concert on the Sunset Stage with food trucks and that golden hour valley view.
Medina Square Farmers Market When: Saturday, August 1, 9 AM-1 PM Where: Public Square, Medina Over 70 vendors with peak-season produce, artisan cheeses, fresh flowers, and locally baked bread.
Strongsville Homecoming Fireworks When: Saturday, August 1, after dark Where: City Commons, Strongsville Family day with special kids activities, then fireworks to close out the festival.
Cuyahoga Valley Farmers Market When: Saturday, August 1, 9 AM-noon Where: Howe Meadow Seventy local farmers and food producers.
Hinckley Reservation Whipp's Ledges are stunning this time of year. Perfect for a quiet Sunday afternoon hike.
Whichever way you spend it, this is what summer in Northeast Ohio is all about.

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