Visit Buckeye Lake Winery on Friday, November 19 from 6 to 9 p.m. to see Tyy Perkins perform live music. Tyy is a musician from Granville, Ohio who plays guitar, piano, ukulele, harmonica, drums, and more. Enjoy a nice evening on the lake listening to Tyy and sipping a glass of wine. To learn more or to follow this event, visit Facebook.
Join instructor Gloria Endicott as she transforms the Heart of Buckeye Lake’s community space and art gallery into a peaceful yoga sanctuary every Tuesday and Thursday evening. Spend time relaxing, stretching, and moving into the poses that your body allows. Yoga with Heart supports all bodies and abilities, and Yogi Gloria encourages all to join for a few minutes of relaxation and restoration.
Visit New Dam Pub on Tuesday, November 23 at 6 p.m. to enjoy a paint and sip event. Have a fun night of painting and half-priced bottles of wine! Tickets to participate are $25 per person; call 740-822-0063 to register and reserve your spot. To learn more or to follow this event, visit Facebook.
Visit New Dam Pub on Wednesday, November 24 for a Thanksgiving Eve Party. Timothy Paul will be at the event and will take the stage at 6 p.m. with some live music! Timothy is a country singer, songwriter, and musician. Don't miss his talented act at New Dam Pub to kick off the holiday! To learn more or follow the event, visit Facebook.
Live music on the banks of the canal with Flu'z Acoustic. Always a great time at Horvath's on the lake!
Visit Port Lounge & Smokehouse every Wednesday for open jam night. If you love music, this event is for you! Come play, sing, dance, or watch every Wednesday from 7 to 11 p.m. Don't forget to follow Port Smokehouse on Facebook for more information.
Brad Moore plays a wide range of styles-- pop, rock, new country, motown, and some originals. After all... variety is the spice of life! Brad served in the United States Army and proudly sings the National Anthem and performs his own guitar version at every show. Visit Horvath's Harbor to enjoy this live performance and learn more about this event on Facebook.
Join New Dam Pub on Wednesday, December 1 for a fun, Grinch-themed night at the pub! You'll create a piece of art that'll make your heart grow three sizes! Also, enjoy a special, festive drink that even the Grinch would love. This event is $30 per person; admission must be prepaid by stopping in or calling (740)-822-0063. Learn more or follow this event on Facebook.
Visit Port Lounge & Smokehouse every Wednesday for open jam night. If you love music, this event is for you! Come play, sing, dance, or watch every Wednesday from 7 to 11 p.m. Don't forget to follow Port Smokehouse on Facebook for more information.
Join instructor Gloria Endicott as she transforms the Heart of Buckeye Lake’s community space and art gallery into a peaceful yoga sanctuary every Tuesday and Thursday evening. Spend time relaxing, stretching, and moving into the poses that your body allows. Yoga with Heart supports all bodies and abilities, and Yogi Gloria encourages all to join for a few minutes of relaxation and restoration.
To start off the holiday season, visit Vinberige Vineyards on Thursday, December 2 at 6:30 p.m. for another Paint & Sip event. This time, participants will be painting a fun and whimsical reindeer canvas. Whether it's a girls' night or a family night, add a piece of your own art to your winter wonderland. Each ticket includes a free beverage voucher, all the supplies you will need to complete your work, and expert instruction from local freelance artist and professional art teacher, Steve Gioffre. Learn more about this event on Facebook.
Visit Buckeye Lake Winery on Friday, December 3 from 6 to 9 p.m. to enjoy a live performance by David Spires. David Spires is from Zanesville, and lived in Nashville for more than two decades playing pedal steel guitar for Shania Twain, Jo Dee Messina, Craig Campbell, and Josh Turner. He and his family are back at Buckeye Lake and he will be bringing his acoustic guitar and lap steel to sing some of his favorite country music from classics, to the 90s, and today. To learn more or follow this event, visit Facebook.
