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"HOT" News Volunteers needed for making Pirohi & Nut roll baking. Help is always needed for First Friday prep! You just show up and they'll find work for you. WE DO NOT PUBLISH THE CHURCH CALENDER BECAUSE WE WERE TOLD NOT TO! The Choir Would love new voices in the group. You only need a love of singing to join ( a little experience singing helps though). |
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September TBD 2010
Ohio Historical Center, COLUMBUS 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Celebrate America's pastime while taking in the largest gathering of vintage base ball clubs in the country. More than 25 teams from Ohio and other states play matches on fields surrounding Ohio Village, while wearing uniforms and playing with equipment from base ball's past. Admission: $8/adults, $4/youth, FREE/ Ohio Historical Society members, $4/parking fee for nonmembers. Call 800.686.6124.
October TBD 2010
5:30-9:30 p.m. Ohio Village, A tradition at Ohio Village, this program invites visitors to experience a family-style, 19th-century Halloween celebration. A children's activity area, Halloween traditions, fortune telling, a Museum of Oddities, games and crafts are among the many activities featured this evening. A reading by the bonfire of Washington Irving's Legend of Sleepy Hollow and an appearance by the infamous Headless Horseman finish this fun-filled evening. Refreshments are available for purchase. e. Admission: $12/adults, $9/youth (ages 6-12), $10/ Ohio Historical Society adult members, $7/OHS youth members, $4/parking fee for nonmembers. Call 614.297.2300 or 800.686.6124. Tickets may be purchased in advance by calling 800.686.1541.
December TBD 2010
A tour of the village wherein you enjoy parlour games and Victorian cocktails.
Ohio Village, Friday and Saturday, 6-9 p.m., Sunday, noon-5 p.m. Step into the world of Charles Dickens as Ohio Village revisits the Victorian Christmas made famous in his stories. From plum pudding to that pretty little German toy, the Christmas tree, Dickens created a festive and enduring vision of Christmas. Join us in the village as the spirit of Dickens comes to life through interactions with characters from his writings, cooking demonstrations, hands-on crafts, decorations, caroling, readings by candlelight, street vendors, and many more Victorian holiday traditions. Refreshments are available for purchase. Admission: $12/adults, $9/youth (ages 6-12), $10/ Ohio Historical Society adult members, $7/OHS youth members, $4/parking fee for nonmembers. Call 800.686.6124. Tickets may be purchased in advance by calling 800.686.1541.
August 20-22, 2010.
Homecoming Festival scheduled for Friday – Sunday, August 20-22, 2010. The annual event held in Dennison honouring the golden days of Railroad and host of the "American Soldiers Festival" held in August. We have been asked to put together a living history encampment and possibly a battle to celebrate the Civil War era and soldiers. More on this as we get the details and logistics.
