Good morning, Akron.

Bricks & Minifigs Akron hosts LEGO build events, birthday parties, and scavenger hunts at its store, offering both new releases and secondhand sets & discounted retired pieces for creative play.

Beacon Journal book critic Barbara McIntyre from Cuyahoga Falls will appear on Jeopardy (Monday, March 30) at 7:30 p.m. on WOIO channel 19 and via streaming; she has honed her trivia skills over 14 years playing at The Basement in Merriman Valley.

The EPA resumed work cleaning contaminated sediment from the Cuyahoga River at Gorge Metro Park today.

The work had been delayed over winter because of freezing temperatures, and cleanup planning includes removal of more than 850,000 cubic yards to restore safe fishing and recreation.

Three fallen airmen will return to Columbus on Sunday afternoon at Rickenbacker Air National Guard Base — their dignified arrival follows a March refueling aircraft crash in Iraq that claimed their lives.

Akronites can join the free Healthy Steps walking program offered by the Ohio & Erie Canalway Coalition from April 1 through 30; participants can track steps using any device+ compete for prizes while exploring the Canal Towpath Trail and local parks.

New renderings of Quaker Square show redevelopment plans — including a hotel, 75 apartments, retail and a 10,000 sqft glass restaurant atop historic grain silos — said developers.

Work could start later this year if final details are approved for the Broadway Street property.

The Guardians won their season opener last night in Seattle by beating the Mariners 6-4 as Chase DeLauter hit two solo homers, and the four-game series continues tonight.

The Browns’ top officials will attend NFL meetings in Phoenix starting March 29 to address a draft pick window proposal, Myles Garrett’s contract changes, and the quarterback battle, while plans for the NFL draft and a new indoor stadium remain under discussion.

Guardians pitcher Tanner Bibee left his Opening Day start on March 26 due to right shoulder inflammation; he—citing Sonny Gray as his guide—will work on improving his pitch approach this season.

High school sports action from March 23 to 27 brought standout wins in basketball, softball, volleyball, and lacrosse.

MVPs emerged from teams including Hoban+Massillon, and coaches are sending in further results for next week’s score roundup.

Line Dance Night

6-10 p.m. — Venue Nineteen 14 — Donations accepted — Enjoy a relaxed evening of line dancing suitable for all skill levels with a friendly atmosphere.

Dr. Seuss's The Cat In The Hat

6:30-9:30 p.m. — E.J. Thomas Hall — Ticketed event — Experience the whimsical world of Dr. Seuss with an enchanting performance of 'The Cat In The Hat'.

Fabulous Fairy Gardens Workshop

1-2:30 p.m. — Boomdyada — Light refreshments included — Create magical fairy gardens with live succulents and charming decorations in a cozy setting.

Zack Keim 'Battery Lane' World Tour

8 PM – Midnight — Musica — $12+ fees online / $15 at the door — Experience the vibrant sounds of Zack Keim and special guest David Shane live in concert.

2026 Downtown Akron Sakura Festival

1-7 p.m. — Lock 3 — Free entry — Celebrate spring with Japanese culture featuring performances, food, art, and cherry blossom trees.

SmokeFace Jam Session

9 PM – 12 AM — Musica — Free entry for performers — Bring your instrument and enjoy a night of jamming with local musicians.

DJ Dracula Vinyl Night

7-11 p.m. — Musica — Free entry — DJ Dracula spins classic alternative, new wave, and punk tracks on vinyl.

Easter Plant Bingo Night

7 PM – 1 AM — Acorn & Evergreen Floral Studio — BYOB — Celebrate Easter with plants, prizes, and a fun night of bingo amidst springtime cheer.

Puppy Pals Live

3-5 p.m. — Goodyear Theater — Family-friendly event — Enjoy rescued dogs showcasing their skills in a playful and entertaining performance.

Winter Concert: Little Jazz Heritage Orchestra

6:30-9:00 p.m. — Happy Days Lodge — Tickets: $20 for members, $25 general — Experience an evening of vibrant big band jazz with the Little Jazz Heritage Orchestra.