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Whether you enjoy parades, gardening
events, concerts, plays, car shows or outdoor activities, "It's All
Here!" in our Westerville Events Calendar. We are adding more 2008
events every day, so check back often. To request a printed Calendar
of Events, submit a Directory Packet
Request.
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2008 Events
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March |
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31- June 6 |
"This is Important, Keep a Straight Face", An exhibition to
stimulate your other brain; works by Adam Brouillette.
Reception April 11, 5-7pm, Fisher Gallery at Roush Hall, 27 S.
Grove St. Gallery Hours, 9-9 daily. 614-823-1792.
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2- June 6 |
Current Impressions at the Frank Museum of Art, Prints by
contemporary Indian printmakers selected by noted printmaker and
curator, Vijay Kumar. this Enrichment Series event was developed
specifically for the Frank Museum of Art, 39 S. Vine St. Museum
hours, 11-3 W-F during the College's academic year.
614-818-9716.
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2-26 |
The Chair is Art, Gallery 202, 38 N. State St.
614-890-8202
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25-May 17 |
Reasons for Wildlife,
Featuring the art of Tina Watman. Artist Opening Reception;
April 25th, 6-9pm. David Myers Art Studio & Galleries, 7 West
Main St.. www.davidmyersart.com
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May |
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Westerville Community Prayer Breakfast, 7-8:30am,
registration, 6:30am, Westerville Community Center. Sponsored by
the Westerville Area Resource Ministry. 614-899-0198
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Fishing Has No Boundaries Registration Deadline.
Registration Forms for the 6th Annual
Fishing Event for persons with disabilities scheduled for June
7, 2008 at Hoover Reservoir are available by calling
614-432-4726.
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Westerville Parks Clean-Up Day, 10am, "Hi my name is
Mason and I'm trying to organize a group of people to come out
May 3rd around 10am to Old Town Park (on County Line Rd.) to
help clean our parks here in Westerville. I've got 10 parks on
my list, so all the help is greatly appreciated. For more info
call me at 614-622-7819 after 12pm.)
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3 & 4 |
Annual Inniswood Plant Sale. Inniswood
Metro Gardens, 940 Hempstead Rd. 614-895-6216 |
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3 & 4 |
Hoover 505 Regatta, times TBD, Hoover Reservoir.
Sponsored by the Hoover Sailing Club.
www.hooversailingclub.com or 614-882-6980 |
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Spring Sing, 7pm & 9pm, Battelle Fine Arts Center, 170 W.
Park St. Presented by the Otterbein College Department of Music.
For ticket information call 614-823-1508
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Westerville Concert Band Spring
Concert, 3pm, Westerville South High School Auditorium,
303 S. Otterbein Ave. Please join us at this year's spring
Concert, which features a dynamic program and a featured
soloist. Since spring is a time for renewal and new growth, this
year's concert will also be a key fundraising event for the
Concert Band. Admission is FREE, but we ask for your voluntary
financial support.
www.westervillebands.org or 614-890-6820
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Pancake Breakfast,
7-10:30am, Westerville Senior Center, 310 W. Main St.. Open to
the public. 614-901-6560. |
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Wind Chamber Ensembles, 8pm, Battelle Fine Arts Center,
170 W. Park St. Presented by the Otterbein College Department of
Music. 614-823-1508
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7 |
Uptown Westerville Farmers' Market, 3-6pm, Corner
of E. Home and N. State St. Featuring 20 vendors, selling
everything from fresh eggs and free-range chicken to honey,
homemade bread, grass-fed beef, baked goods and maple syrup. Take a fresh look at Uptown
Westerville. Free parking. 614-794-0401. |
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String Chamber Ensembles, 8pm, Church of the Master United
Methodist, 24 N. Grove St. Presented by the Otterbein College
Department of Music. 614-823-1508
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10 |
Westerville Garden Club's 60th Annual Plant Sale,
8am-4pm, College and State Streets in Uptown Westerville. Plant
material includes Mother's Day baskets, annuals, perennials,
vegetables, herbs, hanging baskets and club members' plants.
Funds raised from this sale will support the following club
programs: Hanby House Historical Kitchen Garden and mowing,
WesterFlora, Garden Tour, Westerville Presidential Oak Grove,
Inniswood Metro Gardens, Botanical Garden at the governor's
Mansion, $100 scholarship for Garden Club of Ohio and Ohio State
land Trust and Nature Conservancy.
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Wet Your Thistle Regatta, times TBD, Hoover Reservoir.
Sponsored by the Hoover Sailing Club.
www.hooversailingclub.com or 614-882-6980 |
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14 |
Percussion Ensemble, 8pm, Battelle Fine Arts Center 170
W. Park St. Presented by the Otterbein College Department of
Music. 614-823-1508
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14 |
Uptown Westerville Farmers' Market, 3-6pm, Corner of E.
Home and N. State St. Featuring 20 vendors, selling everything
from fresh eggs and free-range chicken to honey, homemade bread,
grass-fed beef, baked goods and maple syrup. Take a fresh look at Uptown
Westerville. Free parking. 614-794-0401.
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Big Band Concert, 8pm, Battelle Fine Arts Center, 170 W.
Park St. Presented by the Otterbein College Department of Music.
For ticket information call 614-823-1508
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17 |
S.O.S. Day (Serving Our Seniors), 9am-2pm, Westerville
Central High School, 7118 Mt. Royal Ave. This FREE event is very
unique because the influence is not just on health awareness,
but also on safety and crime prevention. The event is designed
to serve the senior community by providing safety education and
awareness. The S.O.S. day is designed for seniors, as well as
caregivers. There will be many vendors present to answer
questions and provide information on services. There will also
be door prizes and a free lunch. Sponsored by the Westerville
Division of Police and the Westerville Citizens' Police Academy
Alumni Association. 614-901-6490
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CHA Benefit Show, 7pm, doors open at 6:30pm, Kirk Hall,
Central College Church, 975 S. Sunbury Rd. Students and staff
from Fred Astair Dance Studio perform, "Wish Upon A Star", a
collection of Disney Favorites. Admission is $10. All proceeds
benefit Citizens for Humane Action Animal Shelter. Tickets are
available at the door or in advance by calling 614-890-4760 or
860-1016.
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Jazz & Guitar Ensembles and The Anticipations, 8pm,
Battelle Fine Arts Center, 170 W. Park St. Presented by the
Otterbein College Department of Music. 614-823-1508
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17 & 18 |
Flying Scot Buckeye Regatta, times TBD, Hoover Reservoir.
Sponsored by the Hoover Sailing Club.
www.hooversailingclub.com or 614-882-6980 |
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The Pink Flamingo Festival, Noon-5pm, Uptown Westerville.
A fun and creative festival to celebrate the Pink Flamingo as
the un-official bird for our creative cultural community.
Sponsored by Gallery 202, 38 N. State St. 614-890-8202.
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Early Music Ensemble, 7pm, Battelle Fine Arts Center, 170
W. Park St. Presented by the Otterbein College Department of
Music. 614-823-1508
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Uptown Westerville Farmers' Market, 3-6pm, Corner of E.
Home and N. State St. Featuring 20 vendors, selling everything
from fresh eggs and free-range chicken to honey, homemade bread,
grass-fed beef, baked goods and maple syrup. Take a fresh look at Uptown
Westerville. Free parking. 614-794-0401.
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22 |
Fifty Hikes in Ohio with author Ralph Ramey, 7pm,
Westerville Public Library, 126 S. State St. 614-882-7277.
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23 |
Westerville Rotary Foundation Golf Outing, Noon, Kyber
Run Golf Course, 5261 Mink Rd., Johnstown, 43031 $60 per person.
www.rotaryclubofwesterville.org.
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23,24, 30 & 31 |
Steel Magnolias, 8pm, Curtain Players Theater, 5691
Harlem Rd, Galena. The action is set in Truvy's beauty salon in
Chinquapin, Louisiana, where all the ladies who are "anybody"
come to have their hair done. Helped by her eager new assistant,
Annelle, the outspoken, wise-cracking Truvy dispenses shampoos
and free advice to the town's rich curmudgeon, Ouiser; an
eccentric millionaire, Miss Clairee, and the local social
leader, M'Lynn, whose daughter, Shelby is about to marry a "good
ole boy." Filled with hilarious repartee and not a few acerbic
but humorously revealing verbal collisions, the play moves
toward tragedy when, in the second act, the spunky Shelby (who
is a diabetic) risks pregnancy and forfeits her life. The sudden
realization of their mortality affects the others, but also
draws on the underlying strength—and love—which give the play,
and its characters, the special quality to make them truly
touching, funny and marvelously amiable company in good times
and bad. (Mild adult language; Recommended for
ages 13 and above. ) Adult tickets:
$12; Seniors/Student/Child tickets: $10. 740-965-4690 or
www.curtainplayers.com
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4th Friday Celebration: Back to Nature, 6-9pm, Historic Uptown
Westerville. Find out what you’ve been missing, right outside
your backdoor! Join personnel from Westerville Parks and
Recreation, Sharon Woods Metro Park, Inniswood Metro Gardens,
The Mid-Ohio Regional Planning Commission and the Ohio Division
of Wildlife for fun activities and information about the Great
Outdoors. The Uptown shops are open late and a host of vendors
offering all types of products and services are on display.
Enjoy music, food and children's activities. FREE. 614-794-0401
or
www.visitwesterville.org.
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23-June 14 |
Studio Artists Spring Show,
Featuring the art of studio artists 5-adult. Artists'
Reception; May 23rd, 6-9pm. David Myers Art Studio & Galleries,
7 West Main St.. www.davidmyersart.com
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24 |
Highlands Pool Opens for the Season, 245 S. Spring Rd.
614-901-6500.
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Hoover Sailing Club Open House, times TBD, 4250 Smothers
Rd. Hoover Reservoir at County Line Rd.
www.hooversailingclub.com or 614-882-6980 |
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25 & 26 |
Club Memorial Series, times TBD, Hoover Reservoir.
Sponsored by the Hoover Sailing Club.
www.hooversailingclub.com or 614-882-6980 |
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28 |
Flute Studio Recital, 8pm, Battelle Fine Arts Center, 170
W. Park St. Presented by the Otterbein College Department of
Music. 614-823-1508
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28 |
Uptown Westerville Farmers' Market, 3-6pm, Corner of E.
Home and N. State St. Featuring 20 vendors, selling everything
from fresh eggs and free-range chicken to honey, homemade bread,
grass-fed beef, baked goods and maple syrup. Take a fresh look at Uptown
Westerville. Free parking. 614-794-0401.
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31 & June 1 |
Windmill Midwestern Regatta, times TBD, Hoover Reservoir.
Sponsored by the Hoover Sailing Club.
www.hooversailingclub.com or 614-882-6980 |
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June |
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String Showcase, 2pm, Church of the Master United
Methodist, 24 N. Grove St. Presented by the Otterbein College
Department of Music. 614-823-1508
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Sounds of Summer Concert Series: Otterbein Concert Band,
6:30pm, Alum Creek Park Amphitheatre, 221 W. Main.
Bring your family and friends and listen to great
music under the summer skies. Parking is available at Alum
Creek Park, Astronaut Grove Park and the Westerville Senior
Center. FREE. Sponsored by
Westerville Parks and Recreation. 614-901-6500.
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1,8 |
Steel Magnolias, 2pm, Curtain Players Theater, 5691
Harlem Rd, Galena. The action is set in Truvy's beauty salon in
Chinquapin, Louisiana, where all the ladies who are "anybody"
come to have their hair done. Helped by her eager new assistant,
Annelle, the outspoken, wise-cracking Truvy dispenses shampoos
and free advice to the town's rich curmudgeon, Ouiser; an
eccentric millionaire, Miss Clairee, and the local social
leader, M'Lynn, whose daughter, Shelby is about to marry a "good
ole boy." Filled with hilarious repartee and not a few acerbic
but humorously revealing verbal collisions, the play moves
toward tragedy when, in the second act, the spunky Shelby (who
is a diabetic) risks pregnancy and forfeits her life. The sudden
realization of their mortality affects the others, but also
draws on the underlying strength—and love—which give the play,
and its characters, the special quality to make them truly
touching, funny and marvelously amiable company in good times
and bad. (Mild adult language; Recommended for
ages 13 and above. ) Adult tickets:
$12; Seniors/Student/Child tickets: $10. 740-965-4690 or
www.curtainplayers.com
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4 |
Pancake Breakfast,
7-10:30am, Westerville Senior Center, 310 W. Main St.. Open to
the public. 614-901-6560. |
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4 |
Uptown Westerville Farmers' Market, 3-6pm, Corner of E.
Home and N. State St. Featuring 20 vendors, selling everything
from fresh eggs and free-range chicken to honey, homemade bread,
grass-fed beef, baked goods and maple syrup. Take a fresh look at Uptown
Westerville. Free parking. 614-794-0401.
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Steel Magnolias, 8pm, Curtain Players Theater, 5691
Harlem Rd, Galena. By Robert Harling. Directed by Mark Blessing.
The action is set in Truvy's beauty salon in Chinquapin,
Louisiana, where all the ladies who are "anybody" come to have
their hair done. Helped by her eager new assistant, Annelle, the
outspoken, wise-cracking Truvy dispenses shampoos and free
advice to the town's rich curmudgeon, Ouiser; an eccentric
millionaire, Miss Clairee, and the local social leader, M'Lynn,
whose daughter, Shelby is about to marry a "good ole boy."
Filled with hilarious repartee and not a few acerbic but
humorously revealing verbal collisions, the play moves toward
tragedy when, in the second act, the spunky Shelby (who is a
diabetic) risks pregnancy and forfeits her life. The sudden
realization of their mortality affects the others, but also
draws on the underlying strength—and love—which give the play,
and its characters, the special quality to make them truly
touching, funny and marvelously amiable company in good times
and bad. (Mild adult language; Recommended for
ages 13 and above. ) Adult tickets:
$12; Seniors/Student/Child tickets: $10. 740-965-4690 or
www.curtainplayers.com
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Baby Bargain Boutique, 9am-Noon, Westerville Community
Center, 350 N. Cleveland Ave. Buy or sell good usable maternity
clothes, children's clothing, toys and furniture for children
ages 4 and under. Parking for event is at the Sports Complex
with shuttle service available. To buy: Doors open promptly at
9am. Admission is $1. Be prepared to purchase loads of great
bargains for your baby or toddler or expecting mother. To sell:
Resident registration is March 1 and non-residents registration
is March 3 untill full at the Community Center. Each 10x10 space
is $20 for residents, $25 for non-residents. There is an
additional $5 fee for a six-foot table with chairs. Set-up
begins at 8am and spaces must be cleared by 1pm. No commercial
vendors please. 614-901-6500.
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Junior Regatta, times TBD, Hoover Reservoir. Sponsored by
the Hoover Sailing Club.
www.hooversailingclub.com or 614-882-6980 |
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Opera Scenes, 2pm, Battelle Fine Arts Center, 170 W. Park
St. Presented by the Otterbein College Department of Music.
614-823-1508
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Sounds of Summer Concert: These Guys Live, 6:30pm, Alum Creek Park
Amphitheatre, 221 W. Main St. Bring your family
and friends and listen to great music under the summer skies.
Parking is available at Alum Creek Park, Astronaut Grove Park
and the Westerville Senior Center. FREE. Sponsored by
Westerville Parks and Recreation. 614-901-6500
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Westerville Symphony Concert, 7pm, Cowan Hall, 30 S.
Grove St. Presented by the Otterbein College Department of
Music.
www.westervillesymphony.org 614-823-1508
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Uptown Westerville Farmers' Market, 3-6pm, Corner of E.
Home and N. State St. Featuring 20 vendors, selling everything
from fresh eggs and free-range chicken to honey, homemade bread,
grass-fed beef, baked goods and maple syrup. Take a fresh look at Uptown
Westerville. Free parking. 614-794-0401.
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14 & 15 |
Interlake Stakes Regatta, times TBD, Hoover Reservoir.
Sponsored by the Hoover Sailing Club.
www.hooversailingclub.com or 614-882-6980 |
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Sounds of Summer Concert: Westerville Community Band, 6:30pm, Alum Creek Park
Amphitheatre, 221 W. Main St. Bring your family
and friends and listen to great music under the summer skies.
Parking is available at Alum Creek Park, Astronaut Grove Park
and the Westerville Senior Center. FREE. Sponsored by
Westerville Parks and Recreation. 614-901-6500 614-901-6500
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7th Annual Concord Counseling Charity Golf Classic, 1pm,
Bent Tree Golf Club. Proceeds benefit Concord's programs and
services for community mental health. For more information or
for pre-registration, please contact mary Maenle at 614-882-9338
x223 or
marymaenle@concordcounseling.org.
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Uptown Westerville Farmers' Market, 3-6pm, Corner of E.
Home and N. State St. Featuring 20 vendors, selling everything
from fresh eggs and free-range chicken to honey, homemade bread,
grass-fed beef, baked goods and maple syrup. Take a fresh look at Uptown
Westerville. Free parking. 614-794-0401.
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Family Concert: Matt Jergens, 6:30pm, Alum Creek Park Amphitheatre, 221
W. Main St. This summer series features a variety
of entertainment including a magician, a storyteller, puppet
show and local youth acts. Fun for the while family! FREE.
Sponsored by Westerville Parks and Recreation. 614-901-6500
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Wessie Fest Nature Festival, 10am-2pm, Otterbein Lake,
221 W. Main St. Join us for the dedication of Otterbein Lake,
plus wildlife exhibits and activities, music, children's
activities and displays of native creatures and native plants.
otterbeinlake@att.net.
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When Westerville Was Dry, 2pm, Westerville Public Library
126 S. State St. First-person performances by prohibition
leaders and Anti-Saloon League Museum Open House featuring
family stories. 614-882-7277.
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Ice Cream Social, 4-7pm, Central College Presbyterian
Church, 975 S. Sunbury Rd. Music by Arnett Howard, $1 Raffle for
over 50 prizes, bounce house, food and, of course, ice cream.
All proceeds benefit Central College Christiam Academy. No
admission fee! 614-882-2347.
www.centralcollegechurch.org.
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Sounds of Summer Concert: Heart of Ohio Barbershop Chorus, 6:30pm, Alum Creek Park
Amphitheatre, 221 W. Main St. Bring your family
and friends and listen to great music under the summer skies.
Parking is available at Alum Creek Park, Astronaut Grove Park
and the Westerville Senior Center. FREE. Sponsored by
Westerville Parks and Recreation. 614-901-6500 614-901-6500
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25 |
Uptown Westerville Farmers' Market, 3-6pm, Corner of E.
Home and N. State St. Featuring 20 vendors, selling everything
from fresh eggs and free-range chicken to honey, homemade bread,
grass-fed beef, baked goods and maple syrup. Take a fresh look at Uptown
Westerville. Free parking. 614-794-0401.
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Family Concert: Multicultural Drumming with Eric the Fish, 6:30pm, Alum Creek Park Amphitheatre, 221
W. Main St. This summer series features a variety
of entertainment including a magician, a storyteller, puppet
show and local youth acts. Fun for the while family! FREE.
Sponsored by Westerville Parks and Recreation. 614-901-6500
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4th Friday Celebration: Safety Fest, 6-9pm, Historic Uptown
Westerville. The Westerville Divisions of Police and Fire want
you to have a safe summer. Franklin County agencies will be on
hand with information and activities for parents and kids. The
Uptown shops are open late and a host of vendors offering all
types of products and services are on display. Enjoy music, food
and children's activities. FREE. 614-794-0401
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The Uptown Art Camp-
June Sessions Exhibit,
Featuring the art of 51 artists, ages 5-18. Artists'
Reception; June 27th, 6-9pm. David Myers Art Studio & Galleries,
7 West Main St.. www.davidmyersart.com |
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Community Freedom Celebration, 6pm,
Central College Presbyterian Church, 975 S. Sunbury Rd.
Fireworks, food & games. 882-2347,
www.centralcollegechurch.org
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Sounds of Summer Concert: Cyril Scott Pipe Band/Mother Grove, 6:30pm, Alum Creek Park
Amphitheatre, 221 W. Main St. Bring your family
and friends and listen to great music under the summer skies.
Parking is available at Alum Creek Park, Astronaut Grove Park
and the Westerville Senior Center. FREE. Sponsored by
Westerville Parks and Recreation. 614-901-6500 614-901-6500
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Pancake Breakfast,
7-10:30am, Westerville Senior Center, 310 W. Main St.. Open to
the public. 614-901-6560. |
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Uptown Westerville Farmers' Market, 3-6pm, Corner of E.
Home and N. State St. Featuring 20 vendors, selling everything
from fresh eggs and free-range chicken to honey, homemade bread,
grass-fed beef, baked goods and maple syrup. Take a fresh look at Uptown
Westerville. Free parking. 614-794-0401.
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Celebrate Westerville: 150 Years of Excellence, Independence
Week Celebration-Ohio Chautauqua.
The Celebrate Westerville Committee will play host to the
week-long 2008 Ohio Chautaqua festivities, bringing Ohio history
to life by actors who impersonate historical figures. The 2008
Chautaqua theme is "Inventions and Innovations" 614-794-0401 or
www.celebratewesterville.org
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Celebrate Westerville: 150 Years of Excellence, Independence
Week Celebration-Ohio Chautauqua,
Becoming Edison youth program, 10am, Westerville
Public Library, 126 S. State St; 11am, Mary McLeod Bethune
and the Black Women's Movement adult program,
Westerville Senior Center, 310 W. Main St; Edison: The
Past at Present adult program, 1pm, Westerville Senior
Center; A Day at the Daytona Normal and Industrial School
youth program, 3pm, Westerville Community Center, 350 N.
Cleveland Ave.; additional activities, 6:30,
Alexander Graham Bell, 7:30pm, Westerville Sports
Complex, 325 N. Cleveland Ave.
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Celebrate Westerville: 150 Years of Excellence, Independence
Week Celebration-Ohio Chautauqua,
The Plant Doctor youth program, 10am, Westerville
Public Library, 126 S. State St.; 11am,
The Gospel of Wealth: According
to Carnegie adult program; Westerville Senior
Center, 310 W. Main St.;
Dr. Carver's
Contemporaries adult program, 1pm, Westerville
Senior Center;
Marking and
Using Steel youth program; 3pm, Westerville Community
Center, 350 N. Cleveland Ave.; additional activities, 6:30,
Mary McLeod Bethune, 7:30pm,
Westerville Sports Complex, 325 N.
Cleveland Ave.
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Rotary
Club of Westerville Independence Day Celebration,
8am, 5K Run or Walk, 9:30am Rotary Kids Fun Run, Alum Creek
Park. 1:30pm 4th of July Parade, 10pm
Fireworks Display. www.rotaryclubofwesterville.org
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Celebrate Westerville: 150 Years of Excellence, Independence
Week Celebration-Ohio Chautauqua,
the music of Brass Nickel, 6:30pm; Thomas
Edison, 7:30pm, Westerville Sports Complex, 325 N.
Cleveland Ave.
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Celebrate Westerville: 150 Years of Excellence, Independence
Week Celebration-Ohio Chautauqua,
Children and Grandchildren at the Table with Mr. Bell
youth program, 10am, Westerville Public Library, 126 S. State
St.; Mothers
of Invention adult program, 1pm, Westerville Community
Center, 350 N. Cleveland Ave;
Marking and
Using Steel youth program; 3pm, Westerville Community
Center; Ragtime Music, 6:30, Andrew Carnegie,
7:30pm, Westerville Sports
Complex, 325 N. Cleveland Ave.
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5 & 6 |
Club Independence Series, times TBD, Hoover Reservoir.
Sponsored by the Hoover Sailing Club.
www.hooversailingclub.com or 614-882-6980 |
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6 |
Celebrate Westerville: 150 Years of Excellence, Independence
Week Celebration-Ohio Chautauqua,
Trinity Baptist Church Men's Choir, 6:30pm;
George Washington Carver, 7:30pm,
Westerville Sports Complex, 325 N.
Cleveland Ave.
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Summer Lawn Concert Series,
6-8pm, front lawn of Central College Presbyterian
Church, 975 S. Sunbury Rd. Bring your lawn chairs and some
friends; concessions will be available. 882-2347,
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Uptown Westerville Farmers' Market, 3-6pm, Corner of E.
Home and N. State St. Featuring 20 vendors, selling everything
from fresh eggs and free-range chicken to honey, homemade bread,
grass-fed beef, baked goods and maple syrup. Take a fresh look at Uptown
Westerville. Free parking. 614-794-0401.
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Family Concert: Magic with Zach Aust, 6:30pm, Alum Creek Park Amphitheatre, 221
W. Main St. This summer series features a variety
of entertainment including a magician, a storyteller, puppet
show and local youth acts. Fun for the while family! FREE.
Sponsored by Westerville Parks and Recreation. 614-901-6500
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11,12 |
Same Time Next Year, 8pm, Curtain
Players Theater, 5691 Harlem Rd, Galena.
By Bernard Slade. Directed by Lisa
Billing. One of the most popular
romantic comedies of the century, SAME
TIME, NEXT YEAR ran four years on
Broadway, was a successful motion
picture, and remains one of the most
widely produced plays in history. It
follows a love affair between people who
meet by chance at a remote inn and
decide to rendezvous once a year where
they first met. Twenty five years of
manners, morals, and attitudes are
hilariously mirrored by the lovers.
(Suitable for ages 13
and up.)
740-965-4690 or
www.curtainplayers.com
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12,13 |
The 35th Annual Westerville Area Chamber of
Commerce Music and Arts Festival, Sat, 12-7, Sun. 12-5,
showcases both visual and performing artists from across the
country. 2008 will be the 35th year for the event. 614-882-8917 or
www.westervillechamber.com
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Sounds of Summer Concert: British Invasion, 6:30pm, Alum Creek Park
Amphitheatre, 221 W. Main St. Bring your family
and friends and listen to great music under the summer skies.
Parking is available at Alum Creek Park, Astronaut Grove Park
and the Westerville Senior Center. FREE. Sponsored by
Westerville Parks and Recreation. 614-901-6500 614-901-6500
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Uptown Westerville Farmers' Market, 3-6pm, Corner of E.
Home and N. State St. Featuring 20 vendors, selling everything
from fresh eggs and free-range chicken to honey, homemade bread,
grass-fed beef, baked goods and maple syrup. Take a fresh look at Uptown
Westerville. Free parking. 614-794-0401.
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Family Concert: Dr. Eldoonie's Magical Entertainment, 6:30pm, Alum Creek Park Amphitheatre, 221
W. Main St. This summer series features a variety
of entertainment including a magician, a storyteller, puppet
show and local youth acts. Fun for the while family! FREE.
Sponsored by Westerville Parks and Recreation. 614-901-6500
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Friends of the Library 15th Annual Ice Cream Social, 7pm,
Westerville Public Library, 126 S. State St. Storytimes, ice
cream and fun! 614-882-7277.
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Sounds of Summer Concert: Dwight Lennox, 6:30pm, Alum Creek Park
Amphitheatre, 221 W. Main St. Bring your family
and friends and listen to great music under the summer skies.
Parking is available at Alum Creek Park, Astronaut Grove Park
and the Westerville Senior Center. FREE. Sponsored by
Westerville Parks and Recreation. 614-901-6500 614-901-6500
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Uptown Westerville Farmers' Market, 3-6pm, Corner of E.
Home and N. State St. Featuring 20 vendors, selling everything
from fresh eggs and free-range chicken to honey, homemade bread,
grass-fed beef, baked goods and maple syrup. Take a fresh look at Uptown
Westerville. Free parking. 614-794-0401.
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Family Concert: Westerville Community Band, 6:30pm, Alum Creek Park Amphitheatre, 221
W. Main St. This summer series features a variety
of entertainment including a magician, a storyteller, puppet
show and local youth acts. Fun for the while family! FREE.
Sponsored by Westerville Parks and Recreation. 614-901-6500
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4th Friday Celebration: World Bazaar, 6-9pm, Historic Uptown
Westerville. Join us for a Celebration of Cultures, Customs and
Cuisine! The Uptown shops are open late and a host of vendors
offering all types of products and services are on display.
Enjoy music, food and children's activities. FREE. 614-794-0401
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The Uptown Art Camp-
July Sessions Exhibit,
Featuring the art of 51 artists, ages 5-18. Artists'
Reception; July 25th, 6-9pm. David Myers Art Studio & Galleries,
7 West Main St.. www.davidmyersart.com
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Touch a Truck, 10am-1pm,
Westerville Sports Complex, 325 N. Cleveland Ave. Preschoolers
can see fire trucks, plice cruisers and construction equipment
up close. FREE. 614-901-6500
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Sounds of Summer Concert: Legal Tender, 6:30pm, Alum Creek Park
Amphitheatre, 221 W. Main St. Bring your family
and friends and listen to great music under the summer skies.
Parking is available at Alum Creek Park, Astronaut Grove Park
and the Westerville Senior Center. FREE. Sponsored by
Westerville Parks and Recreation. 614-901-6500 614-901-6500
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Uptown Westerville Farmers' Market, 3-6pm, Corner of E.
Home and N. State St. Featuring 20 vendors, selling everything
from fresh eggs and free-range chicken to honey, homemade bread,
grass-fed beef, baked goods and maple syrup. Take a fresh look at Uptown
Westerville. Free parking. 614-794-0401.
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Family Concert: Buckeye Brass, 6:30pm, Alum Creek Park Amphitheatre, 221
W. Main St. This summer series features a variety
of entertainment including a magician, a storyteller, puppet
show and local youth acts. Fun for the while family! FREE.
Sponsored by Westerville Parks and Recreation. 614-901-6500
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Sounds of Summer Concert: Grassahol, 6:30pm, Alum Creek Park
Amphitheatre, 221 W. Main St. Bring your family
and friends and listen to great music under the summer skies.
Parking is available at Alum Creek Park, Astronaut Grove Park
and the Westerville Senior Center. FREE. Sponsored by
Westerville Parks and Recreation. 614-901-6500 614-901-6500
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Pancake Breakfast,
7-10:30am, Westerville Senior Center, 310 W. Main St.. Open to
the public. 614-901-6560. |
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Uptown Westerville Farmers' Market, 3-6pm, Corner of E.
Home and N. State St. Featuring 20 vendors, selling everything
from fresh eggs and free-range chicken to honey, homemade bread,
grass-fed beef, baked goods and maple syrup. Take a fresh look at Uptown
Westerville. Free parking. 614-794-0401.
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Family Concert: Madcap Puppets, 6:30pm, Alum Creek Park Amphitheatre, 221
W. Main St. This summer series features a variety
of entertainment including a magician, a storyteller, puppet
show and local youth acts. Fun for the while family! FREE.
Sponsored by Westerville Parks and Recreation. 614-901-6500
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Highlander Fling Regatta, times TBD, Hoover Reservoir.
Sponsored by the Hoover Sailing Club.
www.hooversailingclub.com or 614-882-6980 |
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Sounds of Summer Concert: Westerville Community Band, 6:30pm, Alum Creek Park
Amphitheatre, 221 W. Main St. Bring your family
and friends and listen to great music under the summer skies.
Parking is available at Alum Creek Park, Astronaut Grove Park
and the Westerville Senior Center. FREE. Sponsored by
Westerville Parks and Recreation. 614-901-6500 614-901-6500
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Uptown Westerville Farmers' Market, 3-6pm, Corner of E.
Home and N. State St. Featuring 20 vendors, selling everything
from fresh eggs and free-range chicken to honey, homemade bread,
grass-fed beef, baked goods and maple syrup. Take a fresh look at Uptown
Westerville. Free parking. 614-794-0401.
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Family Concert: Ron Remy, 6:30pm, Alum Creek Park Amphitheatre, 221
W. Main St. This summer series features a variety
of entertainment including a magician, a storyteller, puppet
show and local youth acts. Fun for the while family! FREE.
Sponsored by Westerville Parks and Recreation. 614-901-6500
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Sounds of Summer Concert: In Full Swing, 6:30pm, Alum Creek Park
Amphitheatre, 221 W. Main St. Bring your family
and friends and listen to great music under the summer skies.
Parking is available at Alum Creek Park, Astronaut Grove Park
and the Westerville Senior Center. FREE. Sponsored by
Westerville Parks and Recreation. 614-901-6500 614-901-6500
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Uptown Westerville Farmers' Market, 3-6pm, Corner of E.
Home and N. State St. Featuring 20 vendors, selling everything
from fresh eggs and free-range chicken to honey, homemade bread,
grass-fed beef, baked goods and maple syrup. Take a fresh look at Uptown
Westerville. Free parking. 614-794-0401.
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Dog Days of Summer,
6-9pm, Uptown Westerville. It's a doggie paradise in Uptown
Westerville! The Westerville Visitors and Convention and
Visitors Bureau and The Capital Area Humane Society's
Ambassador's Group invite dogs and their people to enjoy a great
evening including The Mutt March and The Best on the Street Dog
Show, sponsored by Captivating Canines.
Join
MilkboneŽ as it celebrates its 100th Anniversary with dog
agility events, contests, a photo station and more!
Vendors will offer a
wide variety of products and services for hounds and humans and
dog rescue groups will have information available on many
different breeds. 614-794-0401 or
www.visitwesterville.org for more information.
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The Uptown Art Camp- August
Sessions Exhibit,
Featuring the art of 51 artists, ages 5-18. Artists'
Reception; August 22nd, 6-9pm. David Myers Art Studio &
Galleries, 7 West Main St.. www.davidmyersart.com
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Hoover Cup Club Championships, times TBD, Hoover
Reservoir. Sponsored by the Hoover Sailing Club.
www.hooversailingclub.com or 614-882-6980 |
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Sounds of Summer Concert: Air Force Band of
Flight, 6;30pm, Alum Creek Park Amphitheatre, 221W. Main St.
Bring your family and friends and listen to great music under
the summer skies. parking is available at Alum Creek Park,
Astronaut Grove Park and theWesterville Senior Center. FREE.
Sponsored byWesterville Parks and Recreation. 614-901-6500
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Annual Chamber Golf Outing, Noon Start,
The Lakes Golf & Country Club, 6740 Worthington Rd. Sponsored by
the Westerville Area Chamber of Commerce. 614-882-8917 or
www.westervillechamber.com
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Uptown Westerville Farmers' Market, 3-6pm, Corner of E.
Home and N. State St. Featuring 20 vendors, selling everything
from fresh eggs and free-range chicken to honey, homemade bread,
grass-fed beef, baked goods and maple syrup. Take a fresh look at Uptown
Westerville. Free parking. 614-794-0401.
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Celebrate Westerville: 150 Years of Excellence Labor Day
Weekend Celebration. Nearly 150 years to the day of its
incorporation, Westerville will throw a magnificent birthday
bash, complete with community picnic, historic tours, a classic
car show and more!
www.celebratewesterville.org
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Celebrate Westerville: 150 Years of Excellence
Labor Day Weekend Celebration, All Day, Alum Creek Park,
221W. Main St. Nearly 150 years to the day of its incorporation,
Westerville will throw a magnificent birthday bash! Join us for
a community picnic, ice cream social, historic tours, children's
activities, music (including the Westerville Symphony),
food, and trolley rides, plus History Exhumed!, featuring
Civil War re-enactors, memorabilia, cannon fire, special
presentations and a morning church service. Just down the stree | |
