Blacklick Woods – Night Hike: UV Lights
Explore the blooming fields in the dark to see what we can find with glowing UV lights.
Explore the blooming fields in the dark to see what we can find with glowing UV lights.
The Library On-The-Go brings books, activities, early literacy fun, crafts, games, and more to a park near you!
The Library On-The-Go is a full-service mobile library loaded with books and other materials for all ages!
Join us for a beautiful morning hike at Slate Run Metro Park! Meet at the Buzzards Roost parking lot.
In 2026, Ohio will host the standard back-to-school sales tax holiday of three days, starting 12:00 a.m. Friday, August 7th until 11:59 p.m. Sunday, August 9th. The exemption will apply to all items of clothing priced at $75 or less, school supplies priced at $20 or less, and school instructional materials priced at $20 or less.
Dragonflies use their wings independently for precise flight control, allowing them to make rapid alterations to their flight path while chasing prey or avoiding danger. Want to learn more about these amazing creatures?
Join us at Stradley Park on Saturday, August 8, for the 2026 Home Sweet Home Show, presented by Tammy Roof Elliot with RE/MAX One.
Pick up a scavenger hunt list at the farmhouse and enjoy searching for items around the farm.
An all-ages literacy class specifically adapted for children who need extra support.
Adaptive Stories and Play combines books, songs, movements, and sensory activities into a class that promotes learning in a fun way. It will feature quieter music, fidget toys, interactive learning, a visual schedule, and the flexibility for children to move.
Think escape room - only outside! Take a 1.25-mile hike while making stops to solve problems and receive clues to finish the puzzle. Be observant, find clues, solve riddles and test your ability!
Take a 1-mile hike with a naturalist to search for blooming flowers in the old field and prairie.
Featuring the winners of the Summer Reading All-Ages Essay Contest, who will share their outstanding work to kick off the evening. Then, the mic will be open to anyone who would like to participate!
Originally debuted as “The Heritage Holiday Festival and Tomato Show” in August of 1966, The Reynoldsburg Tomato Festival has grown to become our city’s signature tradition. For over 60 years, we have been celebrating the contributions of Alexander Livingston and showing why Reynoldsburg has the alias “The Birthplace of the Tomato”.