CLEVELAND — Have you lived in Northeast Ohio forever, or maybe you're new to the area? Whatever your story, the region has tons to offer when it comes to experiences and adventures.
However, at times it can be hard to find and narrow down the best ways to spend your time. That's where I come in.
Normally, I keep you up to date on the latest pop culture stories every day in "Pop Break" on "What's New" at 5 p.m., but now, with this new segment "3 Things Poppin' in Northeast Ohio," I'll be sharing with you my picks for trendy things to do on the weekends.
So without further delay, here's what I think you should check out this weekend, June 3- June 5.
Hale Farm and Village opening weekend
How about going back in time with a trip to Hale Farm and Village.
The living history museum is officially open for the season this weekend.
Located in Bath, Ohio, you and your family and friends can explore 19th century life through more than 30 historical structures, craft and trade demonstrations, farm animals and gardens.
Children under 2 years old are free, children ages 2 and up are $8 and adult tickets are $15.
For more information and to purchase tickets, click here.
Tower City Treasure Hunt
You can also uncover the unknown with a Treasure Hunt at Tower City this weekend.
Parents and their kiddos will have the chance to go store-to-store with a treasure map, interact with live pirate and mermaid characters, make sand art and so much more.
The best part, this family friendly event is free.
All the fun is happening Saturday from 11 in the morning to 3 in the afternoon on the skylight concourse.
For more information and to purchase tickets, click here.
Fathers and Families Day at League Park
And last but not least: Calling all dads and their families.
The Cuyahoga County Fatherhood Initiative is hosting a fun-filled day at the historic League Park.
On Saturday, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. dads and their families are invited out for baseball demonstrations, giveaways, community resources, free food and so much more.
The free event aims to promote healthy relationships, bonding and support for father’s and their families.
For more information and to purchase tickets, click here.
If you have idea for an event you think should I should mention, you can tweet me at Kierra Cotton or email me at Kcotton@wkyc.com.
*Editor's Note: The video in the player above is from a previous report.