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Events in Delaware County!
Access events happening in Orange Township, Lewis Center, and Delaware County! Find out about upcoming events, programs and meetings in our community. From parades to fireworks, sports events to movies in the park, from sledding snow covered hills to exchanging business ideas, you’ll find it here! Discover links to valuable resources for your health and well being. Orange Township has many activities and resources, and we’re here to help you find what you’re looking for! Our service is made available through our giving supporters. Updated daily! LEARN MORE AT ORANGECELEBRATION.COM
Yellow Springs, Ohio
Yellow Springs own 1000 acre woods; home of the Yellow Spring, Cascades, Pine Forest, Raptor Center, Trailside Museum, Nature Shop and Atrium Gallery. r free! The Butler County Philharmonic tours around the county with performance year round.
Have a question about Yellow Springs or any of the places or events in the area? Drop us a note via their Contact Page (on their website – click ‘Learn More’ below) or call our Office at 937-767-2686 before you stop by (office hours may vary.)
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OHIO EVENTS
Join us as we learn about Latinx and Hispanic heritage from the perspectives of Ohioans with different cultural backgrounds. Activities include a dialogue on placemaking and identity, dance and music performances, art and craft activities, food samples and vendors and a pop-up shopping experience of talented Latinx and Hispanic artisans hosted by El Mercadito Cositas Lindas. LEARN MORE
Sat., Sept. 30 – 10 am–4 pm
Dig into history at our annual Archaeology Day! Explore Ohio’s past with archaeologists from across the state. Learn what it takes to be an archaeologist, participate in a mock dig on site and hear from experts in the field. Activities will include presentations, partner booths, pottery making, flint knapping, atlatl throwing and mastodon crafts. Included with general museum admission. Ohio History Connection members enjoy free admission. LEARN MORE
Current list of Events in Ohio
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Explore Hamilton, Ohio
From thirty acres of sculptures at Pyramid Hill, to numerous arts offerings at the Fitton Center, to dozens of public art pieces around Hamilton, the arts are on display every day of the year!
For twelve weeks in the summer the RiversEdge Amphitheatre hosts touring bands from around the U.S. for free! The Butler County Philharmonic tours around the county with performance year round.
Hamilton’s downtown districts are brimming with cool shops, art, great places to grab a bite, and lots of places to enjoy the great nightlife! Check out all of what downtown has to offer.
Hamilton’s park system contains 50 parks spread across 1,300 beautiful acres in the city. Five of Hamilton’s parks offer residents major picnic areas and splash pads!
For more information on all that Hamilton has to offer, click LEARN MORE below:
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Stan Hywet Hall and Gardens
This is a stunning country estate with beautiful grounds that surround it. One of the largest homes in the whole country, this is a wonderful place that is well worth a visit. The estate dates back to the early part of the 20th century with plenty to explore. There are also various events that are held here each year in addition to the fascinating guided tours that you can take.
Stan Hywet Hall and Gardens
714 N Portage Path, Akron, OH 44303
Toll-Free: 888-836-5533 or 330-836-5533
E-Mail: info@stanhywet.org
Photo credit: © https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stan_Hywet_Hall_and_Gardens
Sauder Village
Explore what you’re most interested in, at your own pace! It’s not a guided tour, so you can choose the historic buildings you’d most enjoy, spend as much time as you’d like with our working craftsmen or just take time to sit on a bench and relax on the Village Green. It’s your day away — make it special! There is a one day or two day itinerary. Go back in time to our Natives & Newcomers area, travel down the path to Pioneer Settlement, 1920s Main Street, shop in our Village Green, ride on the horse-drawn buggy, visit craftsmen, plus much, much more! Be sure to check with Sauder Village for event schedules, plus sites or events currently closed.
Sauder Village
22611 State Route 2
Archbold, Ohio 43502
Toll-Free: 1-800-590-9755 or 419-446-2541
E-Mail: info@saudervillage.org
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Johnston Farm & Indian Agency
Explore 2,000 years of Ohio’s rich history at Johnston Farm & Indian Agency, from ancient American Indian mounds through Ohio’s 19th-century canal era. This peaceful 250-acre site includes the John Johnston farm, where you can tour the restored Johnston home and several outbuildings to gain an understanding of Ohio circa 1829. Visit a museum that traces the story of the Eastern Woodland Indians in Ohio and take a ride aboard a 19th-century-style mule-drawn canal boat on a restored section of the historic Miami and Erie Canal. Average visit time: Allow 2+ hours.
Johnston Farm & Indian Agency
9845 North Hardin Rd
Piqua, OH 45356 • 800-752-2619
Photo credit: © 2020 Ohio Department of Development, TourismOhio
Ohio Village Cookbook
19th Century Lemonade
Looking for ways to spice up your cooking or add new dishes to the family today? Our new video series, the Ohio Village Cookbook, has got you covered. Discover a simple and historic way to make some of your favorite foods such as coffee, gingerbread and more! This month, it’s turning to fall, but it’s never too late to enjoy a refreshing glass of lemonade!
Mary Taylor, Ohio Village resident and business owner, presents her recipe for a “nourishing” lemonade with sherry. Lemonade fortified with sherry, barley or eggs often appeared in the “invalid cookery” sections of cookbooks in the 19th century. This particular recipe comes from Mrs. Beeton’s Book of Household Management, a very popular guide written in 1861 that’s still in print today. See Mary Taylor make this recipe below.
Photo credit: Excerpt from Dayton Convention & Visitors Bureau YouTube video. All rights reserved.
Activites for Seniors in DAYTON
Activities and events in and around Dayton, Ohio, will keep seniors engaged day and night. Known as the birthplace of aviation, the city features extensive aeronautical sites. In addition, the region offers inexpensive musical experiences, historic neighborhoods and a short, historic railway journey. Most venues are accessible to people with disabilities, and many offer senior discounts.
The FREE Visit Dayton, Ohio app has all the information you need to Discover Dayton. Use our app as your handheld guide to area attractions, restaurants, hotels, arts, shopping, sports and recreation, breweries, events and more. It’s FREE on Google Play and the Apple App Store.
Tyler Davidson Fountain “Genius of Water,” in Fountain Square, Cincinnati. Photo by Derek Jensen (Tysto), 2005-April-13. Public Domain
Activites for Seniors in Cincinnati
Cincinnati is a beautiful city with plenty to offer visitors both young and old. It’s important to provide a wide range of activities for seniors and offerings that are interesting to them and comfortably accessible. Even for seniors who have trouble moving around, are hard of hearing, or are living at a one of the many senior living communities in Cincinnati, OH, it’s important to get out and enjoy being outside and visiting their own city. Whether you’re looking to spend a few hours together, or a full day out on the town, there’s plenty of activities for seniors to enjoy in Cincinnati, OH. Here are 10 activities for seniors in and around the city that are easy to navigate, affordable, and entertaining.
25 Fun Things to Do in Ohio with Kids of All Ages
Ohio is dubbed the Buckeye state because of the Ohio buckeye trees that grow in abundance there. It is also a haven for families with kids with its array of world renowned museums, zoos, national parks, nature centers, gardens, and aquariums. Of course, a vacation with the kids must include a trip to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum. And fans of baseball will undoubtedly want to visit the popular Cincinnati Reds Hall of Fame and Museum. Whether it’s indoors or outdoors, Ohio’s options for good times with kids are limitless. Here are 25 of the best things to do with kids in Ohio. CDC information for travelers. Hours/availability may have changed.
Council on Aging of Southwestern Ohio
It is the policy of Council on Aging of Southwestern Ohio (COA) to list only those events that are free and open to seniors, people with disabilities, caregivers or professionals in related fields. COA may also list events that require a fee, but that are educational in nature and may be of particular interest or benefit to one or more of these groups (ex: workshops, seminars, conferences, CEU opportunities). In general, all other events — including festivals and fundraisers — will be excluded from COA’s website. LEARN MORE
Area Office on Aging of Northwestern Ohio
Community outreach is implemented through various outlets of communication, special events and special publications. In trying to educate, inform and keep the senior citizens of Northwest Ohio involved in the community, the Area Office on Aging of Northwestern Ohio sponsors and organizes many successful endeavors.
Many of these senior events are made possible through the support of corporate sponsors and volunteers. VIEW CURRENT EVENTS
City of Cleveland Department of Aging
Many different programs and services for the elderly in Cleveland, Ohio. Mission Statement: Cleveland seeks to be so elder friendly that current older residents desire to remain, former residents wish to return to the City and the City can recruit additional older residents based on the elder friendly aspects of Cleveland and its neighborhoods.. LEARN MORE
Orange Community Education & Recreation
Supports Ohio communities in Pepper Pike, Orange Village, Moreland Hills, Woodmere Village, Hunting Valley and Solon. The mission of the Orange Senior Center is to enrich the quality of life and to provide support to a diverse senior population age 55 and over who reside in the Orange School District. The Orange Senior Center is the district’s focal point for programs and services specific to individuals age 55 and over. The program provides opportunities for enrichment, education, socialization and companionship in a welcoming atmosphere. We invite you to join us! LEARN MORE
City of Springdale, Ohio
Springdale boasts an 72,000 sq. ft. Community Center that includes a fitness center, indoor walking track, gymnasiums, game rooms, exercise studio, senior lounge and computer lab. It also includes year-round youth sports opportunities and a very active senior and adult program that includes special events and luncheons. LEARN MORE