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  • Catch an Art Thief

    Pickerington Public Library (Main Branch) 201 Opportunity Way, Pickerington, OH, United States

    Carmen Ohio has traveled back in time and stolen art from several Ohio artists. Your mission: Work as a team to recover these important works of art! We'll begin with a 30-minute interactive presentation, followed by 30 minutes of art stations. This event is designed for elementary students, but younger and older students are also welcome!

  • Pickerington Farmers’ Market

    Pickerington Village Farmers' Market 89 North Center Street, Pickerington, OH, United States

    The Pickerington Farmers’ Market, sponsored by the Olde Pickerington Village Business Association (PVA), is a dynamic community event open every Thursday, 4-7pm, June through September. The Market showcases fresh, local Ohio grown […]

  • The United Way Day of Action

    Fountain Square (Lancaster) Lancaster, OH, United States

    The United Way Day of Action is coming up on Friday, June 20th!
    Admission is free and open to the public!

  • Project Playhouse BLITZ Build 2025

    Athens Community Center 701 E State St, Athens, OH, United States

    Project Playhouse is more than a fundraiser—it’s a chance to spark imagination, joy, and a sense of home for local kids.

  • Summer Solstice Celebration

    Pickerington Public Library (Main Branch) 201 Opportunity Way, Pickerington, OH, United States

    Learn about the summer solstice and celebrate the longest day of the year!

  • Fairfield County Infirmary Con 2025

    Fairfield County Infirmary 1549 Granville Pike, Lancaster, OH, United States

    Visit the Fairfield County Infirmary on Saturday, June 21 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. for self guided roaming tours of the building, raffles, vendors, food, and special guests. Admission is $20.

    $20

  • Homegrown National Park

    Pickerington Public Library (Main Branch) 201 Opportunity Way, Pickerington, OH, United States

    The Homegrown National Park movement was born from the realization that our actions, even on a small scale, can collectively make a monumental difference in preserving biodiversity and combating environmental degradation.