Blacklick Woods – Homeschoolers: Monarch Migration
Learn about monarch butterflies and their migration before creating your own monarch craft that will migrate to other students in Mexico.
Learn about monarch butterflies and their migration before creating your own monarch craft that will migrate to other students in Mexico.
Unleash your creativity while enjoying a refreshing drink! This program gives tweens and teens a relaxing environment to crack open their favorite soda, show off their artistic skills, and create their very own masterpiece to take home. All supplies are provided.
Registration is encouraged, but drop-ins are welcome while supplies last.
Families of Fairfield County high school seniors are invited to explore exciting career pathways at the Fairfield County Workforce Center's Fall Parents' Information Night
The Fairfield County Alcohol, Drug Addiction and Mental Health
(ADAMH) Services Board joins communities worldwide to mark 25 years of
remembrance, awareness, and action for the global campaign dedicated to ending
overdose and honoring those who have died.
Take a short hike with a naturalist to learn about and search for bats.
Join us for a day of fun with crafts, tram rides, fishing, a nature walk, a presentation with the Ohio Wildlife Center and nature bingo! Bring lunch and something to drink.
Registration Required
This free, hands-on event invites children to explore what it means to be a hero through engaging, age-appropriate activities. From community helpers to imaginative adventures, each experience encourages children to collaborate, think creatively, and take on new challenges with confidence.
To build healthier habits, explore fitness options, plan for long-term care, or find resources for your family, this event connects you with practical tools and local support—all in one place!
Take a tram ride through the park and learn about its natural history
Take a self-guided hike on the Buttonbush Trail to search for hidden items and to learn about our state symbols.
Originally built in 1824 Rock Mill closed in 1905. Every last Sunday of the month May – October come see Rock Mill come to life as we mill corn! Smell the cracked corn, hear the rumble of the gears, and even take home some historically ground corn meal! Come sooner rather than later as milling will a few minutes early though the mill will be open till 4pm.
Join us for a delightful seasonal craft and story time, presented in partnership with the Fairfield County Park District!