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.
Share a slow-paced, half-mile hike with your toddler and discover nature together.
It's bigger and buggier than ever! See insects up close, write bug poems, catch and release bugs, listen to live music, make crafts, learn about moths, visit a beekeeper, explore the OSU Bugmobile (with living bugs from around the world), learn about pollinators and pests and more.
Program on-going from 10am-4pm both Days
Enjoy the "Growing Vegetable Soup" Story Walk and try to find the stuffed vegetables hidden around the house. Afterwards, check out the garden to see what vegetables are growing.
Take a 1.25-mile hike to learn about edible plants and try some samples.
The City of Pickerington is excited to bring back a popular program for incoming kindergartners. Learn about various safety topics from police, fire and other local organizations to learn what it takes to be safe in your city.
The Pickerington Local Schools Board of Education will convene for a Special Meeting, pursuant to Ohio Revised Code 3313.16, on Monday, August 3, 2026, at 6:00 p.m. The meeting will be held at the Pickerington High School North Performing Arts Center, 7800 Refugee Road.
A nature class for children to observe, explore, learn and grow in the great outdoors. Classes include a nature lesson, book or song, time to create or build, and open-ended play time. Classes emphasize confidence-building imagination, and appreciation for the nature world. Children will keep a nature journal with weekly entries.
Explore the blooming fields in the dark to see what we can find with glowing UV lights.
August is drawing near, and so is Wednesday Connects. Come Aug. 5, at 8:15 a.m., to reconnect with fellow members. The breakfast sponsor is I.T. Call Tech. Your first visit is free.
