The Qfm96 Bike Night Tour presented by Buckeye City Motorsports kicks off its 2026 season at Circleville Eagles #685 in downtown Circleville. Held Thursday evenings in June, Bike Night brings together motorcycle enthusiasts, live music fans, and visitors looking for a fun night out in Pickaway County.
Guests can enjoy live entertainment, giveaways, and a high-energy atmosphere throughout the evening. Attendees can register for Qfm96 Bike Night Tour shirts, prizes, gift cards, and additional giveaways during the event.
The event is open to the public and takes place at 135 E. Main St. in Circleville.
The Qfm96 Bike Night Tour presented by Buckeye City Motorsports kicks off its 2026 season at Circleville Eagles #685 in downtown Circleville. Held Thursday evenings in June, Bike Night brings together motorcycle enthusiasts, live music fans, and visitors looking for a fun night out in Pickaway County.
Guests can enjoy live entertainment, giveaways, and a high-energy atmosphere throughout the evening. Week one features Gypsy Kyngs on the Flickinger Legal Group Stage, with The Protectors featured as the club of the week. Attendees can register for Qfm96 Bike Night Tour shirts, prizes, gift cards, and additional giveaways during the event.
The event is open to the public and takes place at 135 E. Main St. in Circleville.
On the first Saturday of each month from April through October, car enthusiasts gather in downtown Circleville to cruise along Court Street and showcase their vehicles. This long-running community event draws visitors from across the region and offers a chance to enjoy the atmosphere while supporting local businesses and community causes.
Celebrate Mother’s Day weekend and the arrival of spring with a charming day out in Uptown Circleville.
Start your experience by picking up a passport at Farm Market Creates, located at 103 West Main Street. From there, visit participating Uptown Circleville businesses to collect special seed packets along the way.
Once your passport is complete, head to The Twisted Willow at 128 West Main Street to create your own seed packet bouquet to take home.
This self-guided event is a fun way to explore local shops, support small businesses, and enjoy a relaxing day in Uptown Circleville.
Spend the day exploring Circleville during the Uptown Circleville Sidewalk Sale, where local businesses bring their best deals right out to the street.
Stroll through Uptown and discover seasonal items, special savings, and one-of-a-kind finds from your favorite shops. Whether you’re looking for something new or just enjoying a day out, this is a great opportunity to support small businesses and experience the charm of downtown Circleville.
If weather doesn’t cooperate, sales will move inside participating stores.
While you’re in town, catch the excitement of the Uptown Circleville 3-on-3 Basketball Tournament happening the same day.
Celebrate community, inclusivity, and local pride at the 5th Annual Pride A-Roundtown in downtown Circleville.
Hosted by HumanKindness Alliance and Pride A-Roundtown, this event brings together local vendors, food trucks, entertainment, and community organizations for a day of connection and celebration in Pickaway County.
Visitors can explore booths, enjoy live entertainment, and support local businesses along Mound Street. Opportunities for vendors, sponsors, and community participation are available.
The Mrs. Roper Crawl in downtown Circleville is more than a fun daytime event—it also supports the ongoing work of Uptown Circleville and efforts to enhance the historic downtown district.
Proceeds from the Mrs. Roper Crawl help fund downtown beautification, community events, and improvements that make Circleville more welcoming for residents and visitors exploring Pickaway County.
Projects supported through these efforts include:
• Downtown planters and seasonal beautification • The Circleville 1810 sidewalk paintings • Support for Light the Park at Ted Lewis Park • The All-Inclusive Santa House introduced in 2025
Events like the Mrs. Roper Crawl help strengthen downtown Circleville while encouraging visitors to explore local shops, restaurants, and gathering spaces throughout the Uptown district.
Celebrate St. Patrick’s Day in Circleville with a festive St. Patrick’s Day Bar Crawl on March 14. Gather your friends, wear your best green attire, and enjoy an evening visiting some of Circleville’s favorite local bars.
Participating locations will host stops throughout the evening, with each bar selecting its own winner for cash giveaways. Participants can also compete for special prizes including Best Dressed and Sexiest St. Patty.
With up to $1,000 in cash giveaways, festive drinks, and plenty of St. Patrick’s Day spirit, this crawl is a great way to celebrate the holiday in downtown Circleville.
Wear your green, bring your crew, and enjoy a lively night out!
Circleville is making history with its first-ever tattoo convention, hosted by Oblivion Ink and artist Ahneka Campbell. This exciting new event celebrates the talented tattoo artists of Circleville while welcoming visiting artists and creatives to share their craft with the community.
Guests can experience live tattooing, connect with artists, explore a wide range of artistic styles, and witness the creativity that continues to shape Circleville’s growing arts scene. Whether you’re a tattoo enthusiast, an art supporter, or simply curious, this event offers an opportunity to experience a vibrant form of artistic expression up close.
In addition to tattoo artists, the convention will feature shopping vendors and food trucks, making it a full-day experience. Come hungry, browse unique merchandise, and support small businesses while celebrating the art and culture happening right here in Pickaway County.
Step into the heart of Pickaway County’s past on Saturday, May 24, 2025, with the Circleville History Walk—a guided experience that brings local landmarks and architecture to life. This immersive walking tour is presented in partnership with the Pickaway County Visitors Bureau and the Pickaway County Historical Society, with generous support from Coughlin Automotive, OhioHealth, and The Savings Bank.
Designed for both visitors and locals looking to explore with fresh eyes, this guided walk begins at 8:30 AM at Scioto Valley Coffee (216 W. Main St.) and continues through Circleville’s iconic crossroads at Court and Main Streets. Along the way, participants will enjoy storytelling that weaves together the city’s civic legacy, hidden histories, and architectural highlights.
Each $25 ticket includes:
A freshly brewed drink from Scioto Valley Coffee
A pumpkin donut from the beloved Lindsey’s Bakery
An insulated tote bag and water bottle for future adventures
Additional surprises during the tour
An optional self-guided visit to the Clarke-May Museum
A donation supporting the work of the Pickaway County Historical Society
The guided portion of the tour lasts approximately 60–75 minutes. Guests are encouraged to dress for the weather—the event will be held rain or shine.
This new experience invites guests to explore the stories behind the storefronts and buildings that make downtown Circleville so memorable. It’s a perfect way to enjoy a spring morning in Pickaway County—whether you’re discovering it for the first time or seeing it from a new perspective.
To learn more about this and other events, visit pickaway.com or call 740-474-3636.
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