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In this Dublin Daily Issue
☘️ Dublin Area Events
☘️ Local Weather
☘️ Halloween Fun at Coffman Park
☘️ Still Looking for a Dublin Book Club?
☘️ Get a Piece of Montgomery Inn or The Pint Room
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Upcoming events
Dublin Area Events
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Thursday
Spooktacular — 4 PM to 8 PM at Coffman Park
North Market Bridge Park – Night Market — 6 PM to 9 PM at Bridge Park
Planning & Zoning Commission — 6:30 PM to 9:30 PM at Council Chambers
Cupcake Decorating with Succulents, Roses, and Fall Flowers — 6 PM at 54 S. High Street
Dublin Marching Band Showcase — 7 PM to 9 PM at Jerome High School Stadium. This event brings together marching bands from all three Dublin high schools.
Frankenstein School Play — 7 PM at Dublin Jerome High School
Friday
Spooktacular — 1 PM to 5 PM at Coffman Park
Frankenstein School Play — 7 PM at Dublin Jerome High School
Saturday
Fall Drive + MINIs at Museums — 9 AM at MINI of Dublin
SOS Saturday with FANG — 1 PM at Round Table Games
Frankenstein School Play — 1 PM & 7 PM at Dublin Jerome High School
PupArt Party 2026 — 6:30 PM at Brick House Blue
Sunday
Central Ohio Kidney Walk — 8:30 AM to 11 PM at Coffman Park
Appleseed Fest — 1 PM to 3 PM at Coffman Homestead. Families will enjoy pioneer games, apple cornhole game, and a presentation by a Johnny Appleseed descendant. The Dublin Coronet Band will be playing and ice cream and apple cider will be served. Everything is free.
Weather
Local Weather
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Local News
Halloween Fun at Coffman Park
Dublin's Halloween Spooktacular is back today and tomorrow!
Coffman Park will be filled with costumes, Halloween activities, entertainment and plenty of treats for the kids.
And don't let the weather scare you off. The event is happening rain or shine.
If you're hoping to take the kids through the popular Trunk-or-Treat Trail, there are still a few tickets available, but they're running low.
So if you haven't made Halloween plans yet, this might be a fun way to get an early start on the festivities.
You can find more event details and tickets here.
Local News
Still Looking for a Dublin Book Club?
Our recent question about book clubs in Dublin brought in some really helpful responses. We've heard from a number of people looking for a club, but also from people who already belong to one.
One reader introduced us to Bookclubs.com, a website and app where you can find local book clubs. She runs a Dublin group that's been meeting for years, getting together monthly at members' homes or local restaurants to discuss mostly fiction.
There's currently one Dublin group listed on the site, and some of the people who contacted us about their clubs are planning to add theirs too.
With more people looking for clubs and more groups potentially opening up, it makes sense to have one place where everyone can find each other rather than trying to coordinate individual introductions through Dublin Daily.
We also heard about Well Read Mom, a Christian book club for women with several chapters around Columbus. Despite the name, you don't need to be a mother to join, and the groups meet monthly from September through June.
That one sounds lovely too, although I personally found its website a little less intuitive to navigate. So that's the primary reason why I've been pointing people toward Bookclubs.com as a starting point, but both are worth exploring.
Hopefully, it'll be a little easier for more of us to find a book club close to home.
Local News
Get a Piece of Montgomery Inn or The Pint Room
If you ever ate at Montgomery Inn or spent an evening at the Pint Room, here's something you might find interesting.
Montgomery Inn closed in 2017, and its former building is now slated for demolition. And now, much of what's left inside is being sold off.
Nearly 600 items from the two former Dublin restaurants are up for auction. And it's not just the usual restaurant equipment. We're talking about the booths people sat in, the bar tops they gathered around, tables, chairs, signs, light fixtures and even doors and windows.
So if you've ever wanted a souvenir from one of Dublin's old restaurants, this is a rather unusual opportunity.
Bidding is already underway, with the auction closing October 29. An in-person preview is also expected on October 25.
You can check out the auction here.
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