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5 events,
Ukraine Fundraiser Pops Concert
A free pops concert on Saturday, June 25 at 7 pm at Church of Epiphany, 193 Jefferson, Nelsonville will donate all free will offerings to Ukraine humanitarian needs. The acts will feature Jon Flowers, Annah Korpi, Willie Perkins, Rebecca Perkins and daughters and Tree-Lined Roads string ensemble. A reception will follow.
The Met: Live in HD: Mozart’s THE MAGIC FLUTE
The Met made history in December 2006 when it presented its first Live in HD transmission to cinemas worldwide—the abridged English-language version of Mozart’s The Magic Flute. Julie Taymor’s whimsical production features a winning ensemble, including tenor Matthew Polenzani, baritone Nathan Gunn, and bass René Pape. The opera returns to select movie theaters in a... Read More
A Ride Through Time Self-Guided Bike Tour
A Ride Through Time is a self-guided bike tour. Cyclist will receive a map of the 20 mile bike route with detailed historic points of interest through out the Little Cities of Black Diamonds. Gather your "quaranteam" to peddle through local history. Registration is $20, which includes a $10 food voucher to Mama Renie's Pizza in... Read More
Works on Paper virtual exhibition
Paper Circle of Nelsonville OH will release a virtual exhibition, “Works on Paper,” on February 1, 2021. It can be seen on the Paper Circle website, www.papercircle.org. In response to COVID, Paper Circle was inspired to find a way to engage artists online and encourage creativity. Beginning in November, Paper Circle began promoting its “Works... Read More
Community Food Initiatives Buy One Share One
CFI shares local food with those facing food insecurity. During the growing season, we buy from local farmers and distribute to families in need. During winter, our supply of fresh produce doesn't meet the demand. You can help! Simply buy extra when you shop local, and drop your donation in our Buy One, Share One... Read More
7 events,
Program-to-Go- Plant Hangers
Make a lovely plant hanger for your home with used bike tires! Take and Make kit includes small pot, potting soil, spider plant, bike tire strips and instructions. Pick up at the Chauncey Public Library, between 10-3.
GIRLS WHO CODE: Virtual Club
GIRLS WHO CODE: Virtual Club
Calling 3rd through 12th graders! Join our live virtual club of the national movement dedicated to closing the gender gap in technology! GIRLS WHO CODE fosters bravery, sisterhood, activism, and resilience through teaching the skill of computer coding.
Tumbling for Kids
Tumbling for Kids
At the YMCA of Parkersburg, you can roll, flip and jump your way to fun without worrying about competitions! Our Tumbling for Kids program is perfect for beginners who would like help in forming solid gymnastics fundamentals such as cart-wheels, backbends, handstands, and more. The 7-week program also teaches life skills such as goal setting, safety, self-discipline,... Read More
6 events,
Program To Go – Egg Shaker Pets
Make a super fun easy shaker pet with your toddler or preschool aged child. Kit includes everything you need to make a shaker pet and 3 fillers so your child can hear the difference each filling makes. Kit also comes with a easy rhyme lyric sheet to give you some practice! Call to pick up... Read More
Sustainability Series: No Time To Waste
About the film The story of a 99-year-old National Park Ranger described as “Bette Davis, Angela Davis, and Yoda, all rolled into one.” The great-granddaughter of a slave, Betty has lived a life filled with painful and often humiliating memories… yet she remains a defiant voice of hope. This documentary chronicles Betty’s urgent mission to... Read More
6 events,
Athens Co. Community Singers Advisory Board meeting.
Athens Co. Community Singers Advisory Board meeting.
Reminder! Advisory Board meeting Wednesday March 10, 2021, via Zoom from 11:00 am - 12:00 pm. Please email stephanie@ohiomt.com if you wish to attend! This meeting is open to the public and volunteers are sought to be a part of this exciting and meaningful group.
6 events,
Program To Go with Rural Action: Waking up for Spring!
Signs of spring are happening all around us, slowly but surely. What's will bloom next? Who will be the first to nest? What signs of spring can you hear? smell? see? Or even taste? Let's find out on this weeks field trip! Call ahead for a program to-go bag at any library on Thursday, 3/11,... Read More
Live Storytime for Adults: A Short Story by E. L. Doctorow [VIRTUAL PROGRAM]
Live Storytime for Adults: A Short Story by E. L. Doctorow [VIRTUAL PROGRAM]
Librarian Todd will read, "The Writer in the Family", which originally appeared in the August 1984 issue of Esquire Magazine. Afterwards there will be time for a brief group discussion. Please register via the Library Calendar so we can send you an invitation to attend this online event.
5 events,
Back to My Roots: The Dwight Icenhower Story
Back to My Roots: The Dwight Icenhower Story
We are excited to welcome award-winning Elvis Tribute Artist Dwight Icenhower back to the Stuart’s Stage (both in-person and livestream options available) on Saturday, March 13, 2021. Dwight will perform two unique live shows in our historic theater called, “Back to My Roots.” “Back to my roots” is an intimate, unique and heartfelt show with... Read More
5 events,
Sustainability Series: Rebuilding Paradise
About the film Filmmaker Ron Howard profiles the first responders and the families affected by the wildfires that swept through Paradise, California in 2018. Open, honest, and emotional interviews unite with news footage to explore the human side of natural disaster and its after effects. About the series Athena Cinema, University Libraries, and Environmental Studies Program present... Read More
6 events,
FEAST at Home: Sweet and Sour Cabbage + Raw Apple Crisp (Program to Go)
FEAST at Home: Sweet and Sour Cabbage + Raw Apple Crisp (Program to Go)
Registrants will receive an easy recipe with ingredients to make this dish that includes fresh local produce and other healthy whole foods. Ingredients will be available for pick up at the Nelsonville Public Library. Step-by-step recipe instructions and information about the ingredients will be sent to the email address used to register and will also be posted on our website.... Read More
5 events,
Play Discussion: Tantrum Theater’s Spring Awakening [VIRTUAL PROGRAM]
Play Discussion: Tantrum Theater’s Spring Awakening [VIRTUAL PROGRAM]
Discussing a play elicits added dimensions for analysis. Read a copy of the play by Frank Wedekind that is the source for the 2006 musical of the same name by Steven Sater and Duncan Sheik. The musical will be performed by Tantrum Theater, a professional drama group based at Ohio University currently offering its performances through... Read More
5 events,
Pop Up Art Sale
Every third Saturday of the Month through November 2021 - Passion Works Studio will host a Pop Up Art Sale in their parking lot - hosting community artists. Different art and artists at each event and select pieces from the Honey for the Heart collection including giant puppets and costumes will be available for purchase.... Read More
8 events,
Spring Equinox Hike at United Plant Savers
Spring Equinox Hike at United Plant Savers
Come shake off the cabin fever and go for a guided hike with the staff of United Plant Savers! Space is limited to 10 participants, and pre-registration is REQUIRED to ensure that we maintain a small group. This event will take place outside where we will be able to socially distance, so masks will not... Read More
Spring Equinox Hike at United Plant Savers
Spring Equinox Hike at United Plant Savers
Come shake off the cabin fever and go for a guided hike with the staff of United Plant Savers! Space is limited to 10 participants, and pre-registration is REQUIRED to ensure that we maintain a small group. This event will take place outside where we will be able to socially distance, so masks will not... Read More
Zanesville Farmers Market
Zanesville Farmers Market
Please join us at the Colony Square Mall to enjoy all that our local farmers, growers, and makers have to offer. Look for locally grown produce, jams and spreads, homemade salsas, meat, farm eggs, Ohio cheese, baked goods, plants, crafts, and more! Please visit the website for more details at: https://www.zanesvillefarmersmarket.org/
6 events,
CFI Annual Seed Potato Giveaway
CFI Annual Seed Potato Giveaway
On Thursday, March 25th, Community Food Initiatives (CFI) will host their annual Seed Potato garden giveaway at the Nelsonville ACEnet Business Center and Food Hub, 296 S. Harper Street, Nelsonville, OH 45764. Over 20,000 pounds of seed potatoes will be available and free to the public between 12pm and 5pm. The giveaway will take place... Read More
FREE Physical Therapy Assessment with Mountain River Physical Therapy
FREE Physical Therapy Assessment with Mountain River Physical Therapy
Are you experiencing back or joint pain? Are you acutely aware of aches in your hips, legs, or shoulders? Are daily tasks like scratching your back, taking a shower, or typing on a keyboard opening you up to tingling or numbness in your arms? All of these situations are examples where physical therapy can make a... Read More
5 events,
ABC Players presents “Ordinary Days”
ABC Players presents “Ordinary Days”
Ordinary Days will be performed on March 26 & 27 at 7:30 p.m., live at Stuart's Opera House (seating limited to 60 for COVID reasons) by the ABC Players. You may see the show in the Opera House (seats are limited by social distancing restrictions) or via Internet streaming. $12, $8 for students in the... Read More
5 events,
FREE Community Easter Egg Hunt
FREE Community Easter Egg Hunt
On Saturday, March 27th at 12 PM, Parkersburg South High School’s Student Council will be hosting a FREE outdoor Easter Egg Hunt for the entire community at the YMCA of Parkersburg. Children ages 2-12 are welcome to participate. There will be three age divisions: • Ages 2-5 • Ages 6-9 • Ages 10-12 Each participant is limited to... Read More
5 events,
Loaves and Fishes Meals
Loaves and Fishes Meals
St Peter's Episcopal in Gallipolis provide free meals to all who desire them on the last Sunday of every month from 11 to Noon. If you are interested in volunteering for this recurring event please contact the church at (740) 446-2483.
5 events,
Dungeons and Dragons. Online Via Discord
Dungeons and Dragons. Online Via Discord
Spend Monday afternoons playing this popular fantasy, tabletop role-playing game. You do NOT have to be an experienced player -- everyone is welcome. This Fall session will be played online via the Discord Server. If you need character sheets or playing pieces please call or stop in to The Plains Public Library.
5 events,
The Birth Circle March Online Monthly Meeting
The Birth Circle March Online Monthly Meeting
Growing Together with Your Toddler Join us for an interactive dialogue about positive, proactive parenting with Dr. Sharon Carver, a developmental psychologist who directs the Carnegie Mellon University Children’s School (https://www.cmu.edu/dietrich/psychology/cs/index.html). She will share practical strategies for supporting young children’s development so that the whole family can thrive. There will also be time for questions... Read More
7 events,
Rainy Day Suncatcher: a Take & Make Craft
Don't let the rain get you down.... Let it sparkle in your window with a Rainy Day Suncatcher! Each Take-&-Make supplies bag will contain all you need (except for glue) to create a cloud with a cascade of droplets that can brighten a room this spring. Available while supplies last. Register online or call a librarian for them to... Read More
Spice Stories: Gingersnap Cookies Take and Bake
Spice up your day and learn about ginger. You will receive information about dried ginger and fresh ginger root and suggested recipes. To begin your journey, your kit will include ingredients to get you started baking gingersnaps. You will need to supply the butter, eggs and granulated sugar. Just imagine how good your home will... Read More
Beowulf Book Club: A New Translation, Part 1 of 3 [VIRTUAL PROGRAM]
Beowulf Book Club: A New Translation, Part 1 of 3 [VIRTUAL PROGRAM]
Fantasy-writer Maria Dahvana Headley, gives Beowulf a contemporary, cool, punk, and most especially feminist spin, redressing a tradition of translation with a 19th & 20th century masculine bias that has arguably distorted the intentions of the original Old English in its portrayal of female characters. Headley’s is a translation for the 21st century--join us to... Read More
Old Seed
Old Seed
We are excited to welcome Old Seed to perform at Stuart’s Opera House. Old Seed is Zeke Hutchison, Matt McElroy, and Joe Burdock having a fun time playing tunes from the region and remembering players who played the music in the past. They are all neighbors in the western part of Athens County, Ohio. Zeke... Read More
5 events,
Minority International Student Panel on Healthcare in Athens
Minority International Student Panel on Healthcare in Athens
The Racial Equity Coalition's Health and Wellness Committee is hosting a free online event, "Minority International Student Panel on Healthcare in Athens" on Friday, April 2 from 12-1:30 pm. Come to this free event to learn about the experiences of minority international students and how they have navigated the health care system in Athens, Ohio.... Read More