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Stop by the Canopy Walk to birdwatch with a naturalist and celebrate World Migratory Bird Day by seeing how many species we can observe!
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Join a naturalist for a 1.5-mile hike while we search the forest for migrating songbirds like warblers, vireos, tanagers and more.
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Learn about these shelled reptiles through a story, activity and a craft. |
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Think you have what it takes to be a migrating bird? Join us for a self-guided hike around the half-mile Buttonbush Trail where you will play a game and discover the challenges migrating birds face. |
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Take a 1-mile hike with a naturalist and learn about spring wildflowers while we search for blooms. |
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Join a naturalist for a 1.5-mile hike while we search the forest for migrating songbirds like warblers, vireos, tanagers and more.
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This program for adults begins at 10am. Meet in front of the farmhouse. |
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Display up from 1-3. |
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Follow directions to make some nature-themed origami inside the Nature Center.
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The Pickerington High School Multicultural club - with the PHSC African Student Association, the Asian American and Pacific Islanders club, and the Mi Casa Hispanic Heritage club, presents the 2026 PHSC Multicultural Show. |
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2 events,Join the fun starting May 22 by signing up online to track your progress digitally, or stop by any library location to register and pick up a paper reading log. Earn rewards... Calling all writing enthusiasts! The Pickerington Public Library is hosting an Essay Contest this summer! Celebrating America’s 250th Birthday, we want to hear your thoughts, opinions, and experiences of living in the United States of America! |
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Think you have what it takes to be a migrating bird? Join us for a self-guided hike around the half-mile Buttonbush Trail where you will play a game and discover the challenges migrating birds face! |
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Learn about simple machines and the machinery used on the farm.
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Help us conduct a butterfly survey where we walk a 2-mile transect and document what butterflies and moths we find. |
4 events,Enjoy the "Growing Vegetable Soup" Story Walk and try to find the stuffed vegetables hidden around the house.
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Share a slow-paced, half-mile hike with your toddler and discover nature together. |
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It’s an arty party! Come kick off Summer at Celebrate! Summer! with fun-filled crafts and critters brought to you by Fairfield Heritage Association, Ohio Glass Museum, Decorative Arts Center of Ohio, Lancaster Festival, Fairfield County District Library, Lancaster Parks, Fairfield County Park District, Realeyes, and Hopewell Ceremonial Earthworks & Ohio History Connection.
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Crafts, activities, artists, and superhero-themed activities. Welcoming new and returning vendors and artists. Grab a bite to eat at local food trucks. Fun for all ages! |
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Come to Stebelton Park to see Rock Mill come to life as they mill corn!
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Michael Johnson, FCHA Marketing Director presents '100 Lashes: The Story of Jacob Parrott' |
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Join us for a delightful seasonal craft and story, presented in partnership with the Fairfield County Park District!
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Drop in for Open Art: Rock Painting, a creative, welcoming session where participants can decorate rocks with colorful paints, patterns, and designs.
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Preparing for AP Literature and Composition in the fall? AP Lit Book Club is a space to discuss classic literature, ask and answer questions, and get prepared for the school year! |
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If you or someone you know suffers from chronic location disorientation, or you just want to prevent your child from suffering in the future, join us and learn how to get around with a compass!
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What would you do if you woke up alone on a wild island—with no instructions and no one like you in sight? Rising 3rd–5th graders will explore friendship, adventure, and teamwork when we dive into The Wild Robot by Peter Brown. |
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Everyday objects familiar to people in the 1880s are a mystery to modern folks. Guess how ours work and what they do.
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Listen to a reading of "Cicada Symphony" by Sue Fliess and then create a cicada craft.
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Explore live animals, skins, pelts, and skulls that bring Ohio’s natural history to life. Recommended for ages 7+. |
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Exploring your family history online can be confusing at times. This class, led by an experienced genealogist, will help you avoid mistakes in your research. |