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Astronomy: Dark Skies in the Ohio Country
Perry Co District Library - New Lexington 117 South Jackson Street, New Lexington, OH, United StatesDark Skies in the Ohio Country: A Connection to the Stars in the Buckeye State Wednesday, January 29, 2025 6 pm Perry County District Library - New Lexington Branch (117 S Jackson St, New Lexington, OH) Join us for a fascinating astronomy presentation by Tom O’Grady, from the Southeast Ohio History Center. This program is
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Paracord Weaving
Ludowici Factory of Ideas 4757 Tile Plant Rd, New Lexington, OhioParacord Weaving Class with instructor Tami McAdams Sunday, April 13, 2025 2-5pm Ludowici Tile Plant - Factory of Ideas event building 4757 Tile Plant Rd, New Lexington, OH 43764 The instructor will detail the steps of tying useful knots you'll use often for camping, at home, at work, boating, etc. Participants will create their choice
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Spring Painting Class
Somerset Artists' Co-op 206 S. Market St, Somerset, United StatesSpring Painting Class with instructor Bobbi McKinnon Monday, April 14, 2025 6-8pm Somerset Artists' Co-op, 206 S. Market St, Somerset OH 43783 See flyer below for details. Thanks to a grant from the Ohio Arts Council, this program is free and hosted by the Perry County Park District. Register via email at: jbennett@PCparkdistrict.com or request
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Critter Care 1
Glenford Fort Preserve 11995 State Route 757, Glenford, OhioCritter Care Join the PCPD as we care for our critters on the following dates: Wednesdays - June 11 and 25, July 2 and 23, and Tuesday - August 5 2-4pm Glenford Fort Preserve, 11995 OH-757, Glenford, OH We have live turtles, snakes, frogs, and spiders that we use for educational programs throughout the county.
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Critter Care 2
Glenford Fort Preserve 11995 State Route 757, Glenford, OhioCritter Care Join the PCPD as we care for our critters on the following dates: Wednesdays - June 11 and 25, July 2 and 23, and Tuesday - August 5 2-4pm Glenford Fort Preserve, 11995 OH-757, Glenford, OH We have live turtles, snakes, frogs, and spiders that we use for educational programs throughout the county.
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To Be Rescheduled – Mothing at Ludowici
Ludowici Community Park Shelter House, New Lexington OH 551 Black Gold Rd, New Lexington, OH, United StatesJoin the Perry County Park District for a night of mothing at Ludowici Community Foundation Park When: Friday, June 27, 2025 - 9pm Update 6/26/25: Cancelled due to inclement weather (extreme heat and possible storms). Watch here and Facebook for reschedule date. Where: Ludowici Community Foundation Park 551 Black Gold Rd, New Lexington Oh Join
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Kayak Adventures 1
Clouse Lake Rt 668, Somerset, United StatesKayak Adventures Join the PCPD on a kayak adventure on Sundays - June 29, July 20, & August 17 3pm Clouse Lake, 3 miles south of Somerset on Rt 668. Bring your own registered boat and lifejacket. Please register or send questions by the Friday before, by emailing: jbennett@pcparkdistrict.com Check Facebook for updates. Program will
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Critter Care 3
Glenford Fort Preserve 11995 State Route 757, Glenford, OhioCritter Care Join the PCPD as we care for our critters on the following dates: Wednesdays - June 11 and 25, July 2 and 23, and Tuesday - August 5 2-4pm Glenford Fort Preserve, 11995 OH-757, Glenford, OH We have live turtles, snakes, frogs, and spiders that we use for educational programs throughout the county.
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Kayak Adventures 2
Clouse Lake Rt 668, Somerset, United StatesKayak Adventures Join the PCPD on a kayak adventure on Sundays - June 29, July 20, and August 17 3pm Clouse Lake, 3 miles south of Somerset on Rt 668. Bring your own registered boat and lifejacket. Please register or send questions by the Friday before, by emailing: jbennett@pcparkdistrict.com Check Facebook for updates. Program will
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Critter Care 4
Glenford Fort Preserve 11995 State Route 757, Glenford, OhioCritter Care Join the PCPD as we care for our critters on the following dates: Wednesdays - June 11 and 25, July 2 and 23, and Tuesday - August 17 2-4pm Glenford Fort Preserve, 11995 OH-757, Glenford, OH We have live turtles, snakes, frogs, and spiders that we use for educational programs throughout the county.