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Provides educational programs for youth and adults through a Museum Community Center and Gift Shop. Memberships are available.

Hosts the annual Lorain County Fair in August. Generally includes entertainment, horse racing, tractor pulls, combine derby, demo derby, and other events.

Provides social activities for 6th-12th grade students. There are drug-free dances on Tuesday nights at Jeremiah's Coffee House/Marietta YMCA and Whit's. Also offering a teen and family swim night on Fridays at the Marietta Aquatic Center. Two combination Dance and Family Swim Nights and a block party in August are also planned.

Organizes the annual Ross County Fair.

Information forum for seniors providing educational resources, vendors, and lunch. * Event will be held at Greystone Event Center, 50 Riffel Road, Wooster.

Participating Goodwill's from across the country offer for auction on the site a wide array of art, antiques and collectibles as well as new and nearly new items pulled from their vast inventories of donated goods. From unique one-of-a-kind items to estate pieces, the depth of resources is enormous. Revenues from these auction sales fund Goodwill's education, training and job placement programs for people with disabilities and other barriers.

Promotes local attractions and events in the Ashland area. Maintains updated travel information for tourists, including lodging, dining, shopping, and things to do. Provides virtual maps and itineraries. Provides the most complete list of current and upcoming events in the area.

Offers a virtual comic book experience and additional activities for youth with a chronic illness at community events.

Offers an opportunity to experience over 100 juried artists from around the county. Offering a chance to shop for pieces at an open air market.

Hosts a community block party including a hot meal, games, music, and other activities.

Annual event that includes granstand events, livestock, food, rides, live entertainment, contests, auctions, and other events.

Oversees, coordinates, and administers the Great Geauga County Fair - Ohio's oldest continuous county fair and one of the oldest existing agricultural fairs in the nation. Features many attractions and activities.

Hosts special events and regular programming throughout the Huron County Park District.

Honors those Summit County residents who have died by violence. Attendees will be provided with an angel tree ornament with their loved ones' name and will adorn one of many angel trees with their ornament during the ceremony. A photo wall of remembrance with photos submitted by loved ones and family members will be displayed as well. After the ceremony, the angel trees and wall of remembrance will be displayed at the Akron Summit County Public Library for the month of December.

Offers community-based events like Fall Festival (winter coat giveaway) and We Love Wednesdays (homeless ministry).

First Fridays take place on the first Friday of each month featuring a variety of events happening in downtown Marietta. These events are quickly becoming an anchor for downtown engagement. A full list of downtown events can be found at www.mariettamainstreet.org.

Holds an annual picnic for Veterans.

Offers a monthly family fun night. Activities scheduled vary by month. Past activities have included movies and laser tag.

Organizes the Allen County Fair featuring rides, entertainment, contests, and concessions.

Offers the "City of Akron Illuminated Holiday Parade" in downtown Akron at Lock 3 Park during the Christmas holiday season.

Offers bingo, lectures/discussion, cards, chess, entertainment programs, educational classes, luncheons, special events, travel, Sinclair College courses (no fee), dance classes, and arts and crafts.

Relay for life is a non-competitive event to celebrate cancer survivors.

We have two online support groups: 1. Parents of Children with Epilepsy 2. Adults with Epilepsy To enter the group, individuals should go to our website. Click on the group you want to join. You MUST answer the qualifying questions on Facebook to be admitted to the group. Call for more information

47 acre historic garden estate and former home of Charles Kelley King. Opened as a public garden in 1953 and includes seasonal displays, plant collections, and Kingwood Hall mansion. Guests can visit the gardens, Kingwood Hall, ponds and trails. Auxiliary activities and programs are offered to support and to accentuate the enjoyment and understanding of the gardens and horticulture.

Provides a festival with many activities including: live performances, contests, arts and crafts, dancing, karaoke, rides, concessions, and a parade.