Tuesdays from 7:00 – 8:00pm

Norwalk First United Methodist Church  60 W. Main St. Norwalk, OH

Come out to Norwalk Reservoir, bring a blanket or a lawn chair and enjoy some of our local artists.

June 5th-    Rick Dewitt (Solo)                                          June 12th-    Chu Dat Frawg

June 19th-  Matt Kean & Friends                                     June 26th-     Last Call Trio

July 3rd-     OSU Alumni Band                                         July 10th-       Dan Robertson

July 17th-   Kevin  Obermeyer                                         July 24th-       Scott Stiert & Harry Pepper

July 31st-   The Divots                                                     August 7th-    The Elephants

The Edison Local School District will be conducting kindergarten registration in May on an appointment basis.  Appointments should be made as soon as possible beginning April 8th

Children must be 5 by August 1, 2019

All kindergarten registration and screening this year will be conducted at Edison Elementary from May 28-30.  Please call Edison Elementary for an appointment 419-499-2471 ex. 1100 or 1101

Every Saturday from 8am – Noon during the months of May, June, July, August, September & October

East Washington Row Sandusky, OH

Healing services are the 4th Sunday of every month.      ALL are welcome

Pastor Jerry Neuberger at St. John Lutheran Church 9416 State Route 99 Monroeville, OH

The Blessing Basket is a food pantry that provides, at no cost, food and toiletries to the needy in the area. Regardless of race, income level, nationality, citizenship status or religion everyone is served.

Individuals can come to the food bank twice a month.  A photo ID is requested on your visit. The pantry is open to Willard and the surrounding area.

The pantry is open every other Saturday Noon until 3pm or By appointment.

Donations are always appreciated and can be brought to the pantry at 4551 Willard West Rd. Willard, OH

For more information either call 419-554-9202 or visit TheBlessingBasket@wcog.cc

Join certified instructor Liz Murray as she returns for a 4th year of welcoming summer and enjoy the sunrise as she instructs a four-week fitness session right on Sandusky Bay! Each Tuesday and Thursday morning in June, join Murray for 45-minute, multi-level, cardio, strength and flexibility training sessions.  All participants will need to register with Sandusky Recreation and will be asked to sign a release waiver before participating.  Online registration available for 2019 sessions.

Location: Paper District Marina Amphitheater (Dockside Parking Lot), 611 W. Shoreline DriveFee: $40.00/entire program (Program includes 8 days) or $6.00/per session.
Online Registration available at www.cityofsandusky.com/Recreation

Dates: June 4, June 6, June 11, June 13, June 18, and June 20, June 25, June 27
Time: 6:00 – 6:45 a.m.
Ages:  All ages

Parking is available at the Paper District Marina Parking Lot via the one-way access on Shoreline Drive from Jackson Street. Construction on the Jackson Street Pier and Shoreline Drive is expected throughout the 2019 season.

For more information or questions regarding Fitness by the Bay, please call the Sandusky Recreation Department at 419-627-5886 or 419-627-5833. Or contact Jason Werling at jwerling@ci.sandusky.oh.us

Mondays- Story Time 6-7pm
Join us for stories, songs, crafts and SMART Board activities.

Summer Reading Program–  June 22 – August 3rd    A Universe of Stories theme!

Dungeons & Dragons (That’s How We Roll)  5:00 – 8:00pm
Try out the world’s most popular role playing game with Dungeons & Dragons, 5th Edition.  This is a 5- Session game perfect for the beginners and seasoned player alike.
Ages 12-100                 Registration is Required       Sign-Up for all sessions by 1:30pm on June 8th.

Tuesdays- 

Twist & Shout 10:30am- 11:00am
Swing by the library and groove at our interactive dance party for little ones and their caretakers.

Fridays-   

Story Time 10:30am – 11:30am
Join us for stories, songs, crafts and SMARTboard activities.

Summer Reading Program–  June 22 – August 3rd          A Universe of Stories theme!

Star Wars: Age of Rebellion (That’s How We Roll) 5-8pm
June 5th & 19th       July 3rd, 17th & 31st       August 14th

Have you ever wanted to try a table top role playing game but were intimidated by a whole new universe to play in?
This summer you can help Senator Bail Organa take on the Empire in an epic Star Wars adventure.  Ages 13 – 100.

**Registration required** Must sign up by 1:30pm,  June 8th

Summer Reading Program–  June 22 – August 3rd    A Universe of Stories theme!

April 28 – May 26  Two or Three:  Diptych/Tritych

All programs at Sandusky Cultural Center are free and open to the public.    Please note that the final Sunday of each exhibit, patrons are permitted to claim work they have purchased; consequently, the exhibit is open for viewing but may not be complete.

For more information, to become a member or to give a supporting contribution you can call 419-625-1188.   Business hours are 1- 4pm Sunday through Friday. You can also visit the website at http://www.SanduskyCulturalCenter.org

Camp Good Grief is for children ages 5 -13 who have experienced loss.

Five Locations: Huron;  Mount. Orab; Port Clinton;  Norwalk and Elyria  REGISTER NOW!

10am – 2pm on the following dates:

June 10th -14th at Osborn Park 3910 E. Perkins Ave. Huron, OH

June 24th – 28th at Mount. Orab Park 221 South High St. (Rte 68) Mount Orab, OH

July 8th – 12th at Lakeview Park (Next to Mickey Mart- 1308 E. Perry St. Port Clinton, OH

July 22nd – 26th at Veteran’s Memorial Lake Park  205 South Old State Rd. Norwalk, OH

August 5th – 9th at West Park 1200 Foster Ave. Elyria, OH

To register, please visit http://www.SteinHospice.org
There is a $10 materials fee (Scholarships are available)

For more information contact Kathy at kfailor@steinhospice.org or 419-625-5269

Those who participate in five of the seven races will be awarded a #RUNDUSKY Race Series hoodie. Each participant who finishes six or all seven of the races will be entered into a drawing for a race package. The package will include running gear and free entry to area races TBD.

The #RUNDUSKY 2019 Race Series promotion includes seven annual races in the city of Sandusky:

Saturday, June 15 at 9:30 p.m. – All for Abs 5k, Mills Creek Golf Course, 1933 Mills Street EVENING GLOW RUN

Thursday, July 4 at 8:30 a.m. – Boy with the Boot 5k/10k & Family Relay, Washington Park

Saturday, September 28 at 9 a.m. – Blue Streak Pride 5k, Strobel Field

Saturday, October 12 at 9 a.m. – Save your Pumpkins 5k, Battery Park

Saturday, November 30 at 8:30 a.m. – Dot the i, Block the M Walk/Run, Cameo Pizza at Central Park

Participation in the #RUNDUSKY Race Series promotion is FREE and anyone interested can download a #RUNDUSKY entry card at http://cityofsandusky.com/residents/recreation/index.php or pick up an entry card at the City of Sandusky Recreation offices at 222 Meigs Street. Entry cards will also be available at each race in the series. Participants will get their entry card stamped at each race.

For questions contact Sandusky Recreation 419.627.5833 or jwerling@ci.sandusky.oh.us.
Follow www.facebook.com/SanduskyRec and Twitter @SanduskyRec for updates.

SUMMER YOUTH VOLLEYBALL – The Norwalk Parks and Recreation Department is offering a summer youth volleyball program for students that will be entering the 1st-6th grade next fall.   Grades will be divided into separate divisions.  Each division will have five clinic sessions on Tuesday mornings beginning the week of June 18.    Early registration deadline is May 26.

STINGRAYS SUMMER SWIM TEAM

This program is designed for swimmers 6-18 years old.  It is designed to not only increase your child’s competitive nature but also raise their self-esteem.  Pre-requisite skills required. Must be a member.

Ages:                     6-18 years

Season begins: June 3

Practices:            AM Session  Mon-Fri            10am-11:15am                             experienced                                                                                            11:15am-12:15pm                         beginner

PM Session  Mon-Wed        5-6pm                                           experienced

Register:              May 6th-31

Questions:          Mary Church, Aquatics Coordinator   ext. 1030

PLAYTIME PALS – This class is designed for parent and child interactive learning.  You and your child will be exploring the use of gross motor skills, muscle movement, coordination and cognitive development through various activities and music.  One adult required for each child.

Ages:     walking – 24mo.                                     Season begins: June 7

Time:                    Fridays @ 10-10:45AM

Fees:                     $20 member, $24 universal

Register:              by May 26

PIPSQUEAKS – This class is a great way for children to socialize and learn through fun activities such as: story time, crafts, music, games and tumble time.  This is a great class for parents to spend one-on-one time with their child encouraging       development in a fun group setting!

Ages:                    2-3 years                                          Season begins: June 7

Time:                    Fridays @ 11:15-12:00PM

Fees:                     $20 member, $24 universal

Register:              by May 26

FISHER-TITUS BERRY FUN 5K RUN/WALK – The Norwalk Parks & Rec. in collaboration with the Norwalk Jaycees will be offering a 5K Run/Walk & 1-mile fun run during the Strawberry Festival festivities.  Fees: $15 by 5/18, $20 up to race day.

*For more information and fees, please visit our website http://www.norwalkrec.com*

The City of Sandusky’s Recreation Department is springing forward with new camps and continued events this season. The biggest change noticed by city residents will be a new online registration feature for all camps and programming starting in March 2019.

Register online at www.cityofsandusky.com/Recreation

FREE WEEKLY FITNESS BEGINS IN MAY
PIER PRESSURE SATURDAY MORNING FITNESS MEETUPS AT THE PLAZA

Place:  Downtown Sandusky, Schade-Mylander Plaza at the foot of Columbus Ave.

Every Saturday at 8am   May through September

What to Bring:  Water,  Tennis/Running Shoes, workout clothes

A waiver must be signed by each participant prior to the workout. Waivers can also be signed electronically online at https://runsignup.com/Race/OH/Sandusky/PierPressure

WEEKEND ROTATIONS:
1st Saturdays:    Tim Dorsey Fitness (5/4- 6/1 – 7/6 – 8/3 – 9/7)

2nd Saturdays:  Zumba with Mel (5/11 – 6/8 – 7/13 – 8/10 – 9/14)

3rd Saturdays:   NexXt Level Fit Academy (5/18 – 6/15 – 7/20 – 8/17 – 9/21)

4th Saturdays:   CrossFit Sandusky (5/25 – 6/22 – 7/27 – 8/24 – 9/28)

5th Saturdays:   Downtown Sandusky Gym Crawl (6/ 29& 8/31)

For questions contact Sandusky Recreation 419.627.5833 or jwerling@ci.sandusky.oh.us.
Follow www.facebook.com/SanduskyRec  and Twitter @SanduskyRec for updates.

The Spring Hill Players are coming out and putting on their very first staged performance.
Come out for a performance under the stars. Bring your lawn chairs or blankets and set up for a heartwarming play.
Hidden in this Picture is an early play by Aaron Sorkin, the writer of West Wing.

Synopsis: Roberta and Jeff have moved from the basements of SoHo to the big screen for their very first film! They have saved the crowing shoot, the conclusion to their masterpiece for last in order to really cap off the experience. All is going well for the complicated outdoor shot featuring hundreds of extras until a few hungry sheep decide to crash the set. Hampered by the feasibility of sheep on a marine base, a slight breakdown by Roberta, one distracted AD, and a frustrated studio exec, Roberta and Jeff must exam their friendship and careers in order to save the shoot.

Performances of “Hidden in this Picture” will be:
Friday, May 31st                 7:00pm
Saturday, June 1st             7:00pm
Sunday, June 2nd               3:00pm

Tickets: $5
Children 12 and Under are FREE

Spring Hill Historic Home is located in northeast Massillon, Ohio, just east of the Lake Avenue intersection with Wales Road (SR241). Additional information is available on our website at: www.springhillhistorichome.org.

For more information, please contact Spring Hill director, Sammy Kay Smith at 330-833-6749 or at info@springhillhistorichome.org. Information can also be found on our website, www.springhillhistorichome.org, or on our social media accounts:
www.facebook.com/springhillhh
www.twitter.com/TomytheSheep
www.instagram.com/springhillhh

*4:30 pm. Girls Who Code Coding Club. Grades 3-5.

*6:30 pm. Money Matters: Ask an Expert- Balancing the Budget in Retirement: Practical Tips on Stretching the Dollar.

*6:30 pm. Mid-19th Century Cuisine.

(419) 433-5009

Pulled Pork and the fix-ins                   Egg Rolls and Fried Rice

For Huron County Veterans and their guests!

For more information cal 419-668-4150

*2:00 pm. Whole Health Action Management.

*5:00-9:30 pm. Teen Library Council- Game Night.

(419) 433-5009

Supper includes salad, beverage and dessert for $12

Carry-Outs are available

Supper will be served at the Masonic Hall 319 E. Main St. Norwalk, OH

The BBQ is open to the public!

620 W. Strub Rd. Sandusky, OH

BBQ Ribs will be provided.  Please bring a salad, dessert or pop to share.

Will take place at Karson’s home in Huron.

For questions or more information call Karson at 419-433-0085

The Norwalk Parks & Recreation & Norwalk Jaycees will be hosting a 5K Walk/Run & 1-mile Fun Run during the Strawberry Festival festivities!

The event will start at 9:00AM. Registration starts at 7:30AM and will be set up in the Main  Street School Gymnasium.

Forms available at the Rec Center front desk or on the web at http://www.norwalkrec.com.
Registration fees is $15 by May 18, thereafter $20. Registration forms can be turned in to Niki at the Ernsthausen Community Center.

Proceeds go to building a new Huron County, OH 4-H Horse Barn

Exhition at 9am at the Huron County Fairgrounds

Come Out Not Only for the Cause, but to Have Some Fun Too.
Enter and Exit through the West Parking Lot

Paybacks         50/50 Drawing       Concession on Grounds

Sponsored By Friends of the Fair

For Showbill or more information contact:
Carol- 419-681-0168          Tricia- 419-921-6116         Michele- 440-935-2535

*Asking for $20 Show Sponsors- a lot of publicity

*Asking for Auction Donations for the upcoming Silent Auctions.
Donations are kindly accepted. No matter how little or big, they are all important.

The event will July 20th from 11am to 2pm

Participants will receive many goodies!
Swag Bag with Event T-Shirt, bumper sticker, drink koozie and water bottle

On Race Day Runners will receive a race medal with a bottle opener attached, sunglasses, free beer donuts, coffee and more.

More Details on Facebook at “Sandusky 0.5k 2019”

This will be an adoption and vendor event at 46130 Telegraph Rd Amherst, OH 44001

If you would like more information message Jessica at jnsmith0916@gmail.com

Roam the library and Milan Square taking pictures to complete our scavenger hunt.  Successful hunters will receive a treat.

Ages 13 – 18              Registration Required

Doors open at 1pm                    BINGO starts at 2pm

Come out to Main Street School in Norwalk, OH for BINGO with Cash Prizes

Must Be Over 18 to Attend                         Cost:   $20

The LOVE Bus is having a donation luncheon at Norwalk Veteran’s Memorial Lake Park aka the Norwalk Reservoir.

Music,                       guest speakers                 and activities

All aimed at showing an abundant love for all life.

All donations will go towards the Love Bus Baby Blessings, Birthday Blessings and Backpack Blessings which will allow us to continue to love and support struggling families.

They will also be handing out baby supplies (while supplies last) to parents in need.

Tommy Hall & The Sunlight Singers      and         Bear Ticnes from Fitchville, OH

Everyone is  Welcome!

Reception Will Follow!

201 Plymouth St. Plymouth, OH 44865

For more information call 419-951-3076

First Congregational United Church of Christ will be at Shoreline Park Shelter.

Carry-Outs are available                            Cost:  $6

Breakfast will be served at the Masonic Hall 319 E. Main St. Norwalk, OH

*1:00 pm. Chess, all ages, all abilities welcome.

(419) 433-5009

Join the fun activities focused on science, technology, engineering and math. This month make jelly bean structures.

Registration Required

*6:30 pm-8:00 pm. YarnWorks – Bring a project to knit or crochet; beginners welcome.

(419) 433-5009

Take a walk through Washington Park Sandusky, OH.

Is there a certain program you would love to attend at the library?   Do you have suggestions for how to improve the library’s teen area or programming?

Join teen librarian Mackenzie at the Teen Advisory Board meeting and share your ideas on how to improve the library and plan future programming.

*2:00 pm. Whole Health Action Management.

(419) 433-5009

There is also going to be refreshments and fellowship at McGuan Park, Norwalk, OH at the corner of Washington St. and Hester St.
Help plant “seeds of life” to honor the 57 lives lost to abortion each day in Ohio.

Meet at Osborn Park on Perkins Ave, Huron, OH

Hot Dogs will be provided.  Please bring a covered dish, dessert or pop to share.

For questions or more information call Karson at 419-433-0085

Cost: $10 DONATION    Advance Tickets available from any Rochester Fire Member

The BBQ will be at the Rochester Fire Department

Take Out ONLY!!!!             Limited Seating Available

MENU:
Half Chicken        Potatoes        Corn    and   Slaw

Please Support Your Local Fire Department

Germanic migrants and immigrants played a significant role in the settlement of the Northwest Territory.  Learn about their origins and numbers, distinctive settlements, and overall cultural impact.

Charity’s Market, a Makers Market with a Victorian flair.

Spring Hill is located at 1401 Spring Hill Ln NE, Massillon, OH

For more information or if you are interested in being a vendor contact Director Sammy Kay Smith 330-833-6749 or by email at info@SpringHillHistoricHome.org

First Congregational United Church of Christ will be at Shoreline Park Shelter.

It doesn’t matter how old you are, there is something for everyone!

Join the monthly LEGO Club. We will be making LEGO creations to display in the library.  This program is for kids of all ages.

As a featured figure in this year’s coming Chautauqua, we’re celebrating the life and work of Julia Child by asking foodies to bring their favorite dishes from one of her cookbooks or TV series to share at the monthly potluck. A selection of books and DVDs are currently on display and available for checkout at the Milan location.

Join  us for our monthly LEGO Club. You will be making LEGO creations to display in the library.  This program is for kids of all ages.

Meeting are held the 1st Tuesday of the month at Osborn Metro Park at 6:30pm

in the John G. Frost center

NEW MEMBERS ARE ALWAYS WELCOME!

For questions or more information call Club President Loren at 740-705-1000

Come out for an afternoon of Perler bead crafting.  Use colorful beads to create magnets or keychains in your favorite 8-bit-style shapes.

Materials will be provided        Ages 12-18

Doors Open at 5:30pm         Early Bird at 6:00pm              BINGO at 6:30pm

Norwalk Eagles is located at 151 Cline St. Norwalk, OH

Going forward HCHS  will host BINGO at the Eagles the 1st Wednesday of each month.

Com listen as local author Mark Strecker shares his latest novel, “Americans in a Splintering Europe:  Refugees, Missionaries and Journalist in World War I” This history focuses on the war from the perspective of ordinary people who found themselves in the midst of what was then the most destructive and bloody war in history. Books will available for purchase.

Take part in a Golf Outing to help fund the expenses of adopting Robert and Samantha’s first child.    After 5 years of marriage and trying to conceive naturally they are excited to be able to become parents through God’s plan of adoption.

If you would like more information, to make a monetary donation or donate an item to be auctioned contact Samantha at:    Samantha186@gmail.com

10:00am – 1:00pm Pages and Pawns:  Board Game Day
From Candy Land for little ones to elaborate RPGs for teens and adults, there will be something for everyone!  Spend a fabulously fun day playing tabletop games with family & friends.

11:00am – 1:00pm Afternoon Appetite with Vine & Olive (Registration Required)
Whet your appetite with a sampling of Artisan olive oil and vinegar, along with fresh greens, mozzarella, and tomato salad from Vine & Olive.

1:00 – 3:00pm TAB presents: Life-Sized Board Games
Teen Advisory Board has worked hard to bring you a fun-filled day of life-sized board games!  Enjoy favorites like Jenga but on a GIANT level.  Ages 13-18

Come out to Western Reserve High School Gymnasium located at 3841 US Rte 20E, Collins, OH. The Challenger Learning Center of Lake Erie West will bring its StarLab Planetarium to share with everyone.

Learn about Native American mythology in the night sky.

Shows are at  11am    12pm and 1pm

Call the library for more information and to register: 440-839-2976

First Congregational United Church of Christ will be at Shoreline Park Shelter.

Firelands Regional Medical Center will have representative available to offer out reach for services for those who need assistance with low cost mammography.  Their services can assist breast cancer patients with local agencies for support for both patients and families. To learn more, stop and speak with FRMC breast cancer outreach representatives.

1:00 – 3:00pm   FRMC Breast Cancer Awareness Outreach 10am – 12pm
Firelands Regional Medical Center will have representative available to offer out reach for services for those who need assistance with low cost mammography.  Their services can assist breast cancer patients with local agencies for support for both patients and families. To learn more, stop and speak with FRMC breast cancer outreach representatives.

6:00 – 7:30pm   DIY 3-Ring Planners (Registration Required)
Create your own 3-Ring planning system, complete with custom dashboards and dividers. All materials provided.   Space is limited.  Register before 7:30pm on June 6th to reserve your spot.

Longing for life beyond cable?  Being covered are the basics about what options are available via streaming devices and how you can utilize them as part of your viewing routine.

Join Perky the Perch and be a vendor at this year’s event.

For more information or to be a vendor visit:  http://www.VermilionOhio.com

620 W. Strub Rd. Sandusky, OH

The dragon boats are back on the bay for the third annual Dragons & Bacon Fest. This time with more bacon and more dragon boats. The third annual event is returning to the Paper District Marina & Amphitheatre in downtown Sandusky on Saturday, September 14, 2019 from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.

The registration fee for the event is $1,000 per team, or $900 if preregistered by June 15th. Team sponsorships are available as well as corporate levels for area businesses looking to have a more active role in the event.

Dragon Boat races include a 46-foot-long boat with 20 paddlers, a drummer and a steerperson. The races, over several heats, will compete in Sandusky Bay with Cedar Point to the east and the historic Sandusky Coal Docks to the west.

The festival will include music, a beer garden and BACON. Each food vendor will have a bacon-themed dish available and proceeds from raffles and beer sales will benefit Adaptive Adventures.

New for 2019! This year’s event will include cup competitions with several divisions including a Health Cup for area hospitals, a Downtown Cup for businesses in downtown Sandusky, a Fitness Cup for area gyms, and a Pink Ribbon Cup for Breast Cancer Awareness teams.

Not a paddler? This event is free to the public and spectating is welcomed and encouraged. There will be plenty of bacon and beer available for the thousands of spectators expected for the third year of Dragons & Bacon Fest.

For more information or questions regarding the 2019 Dragons & Bacon Fest, please call the Sandusky Recreation Department at 419-627-5886 or 419-627-5833. Or contact Jason Werling at jwerling@ci.sandusky.oh.us

First Congregational United Church of Christ will be at Shoreline Park Shelter.

Part of the Summer Galactic Summer Movie Series

Come out for a super galactic afternoon and watch the movie, Mars Needs Moms.

Refreshments will be served

Learn to make and fold classic Eastern Asian Dumplings, plus have a tasting party to try out your creations.

Ages 13- 18

Blast off into the cinematic universe with the first Teen Screens showing of the summer! Kicking it off with the 1982 movie “E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial.

Looking for something to do after work?  Why not join this monthly book club?

This month’s book will be “No One Ever Asked” by Kate Ganshert.

Copies are available at the Circulation Desk

Continue to create your own simple mobile app.

Ages 13-18

Looking for something to do after work?  Why not join this monthly book club?

This month’s book will be “No One Ever Asked” by Kate Ganshert.

Copies are available at the Circulation Desk

Come out to Veteran’s Memorial Lake Park aka Norwalk Reservoir and help support the Enrichment Services for Huron County.

MENU:
BBQ Chicken       Potato Salad     Green Beans      Cookie     and Roll

COST:   $10          Carry-Outs Available!

Tickets Available:   NOW UNTIL THE SELL OUT
Pick-up at 130 Shady Lane Bld. C, Norwalk

*LIVE ENTERTAINMENT         *CORN HOLE      * 50/50        *GOOD TIMES

ENTER TO WIN A BRAND A NEW WEBER GRILL DONATED BY ACE HARDWARE Norwalk

Proceeds go to building a new Huron County, OH 4-H Horse Barn

Taking place at the Huron County Fairgrounds

Come Out Not Only for the Cause, but to Have Some Fun Too.
Enter and Exit through the West Parking Lot

Paybacks         50/50 Drawing       Concession on Grounds

Sponsored By Friends of the Fair

For Showbill or more information contact:
Carol- 419-681-0168          Tricia- 419-921-6116         Michele- 440-935-2535

*Asking for $20 Show Sponsors- a lot of publicity

*Asking for Auction Donations for the upcoming Silent Auctions.
Donations are kindly accepted. No matter how little or big, they are all important.

Come out to the library for the kick-off of the Summer Reading Program with the annual Touch A Truck event in Milan. The parking lot will be chocked full of vehicles, so explore all those cars and trucks you’ve always wanted to “play” with up close.

First Congregational United Church of Christ will be at Shoreline Park Shelter.

10am-11Am  Milan’s Morning Moment  “Best Day Ever” 
Summer has arrived, and now is the time to take a moment for yourself at the library. Milan’s Morning Moment is a casual book discussion served with a side of muffins and gourmet coffee. Join us this month as we discuss Best Day Ever by Kaira Rouda. Pick up a copy today at the library!

11am-12pm Out O’ Space: Data Storage Space Solutions
Running out of storage space on your computer, phone, or tablet? Learn about potential storage space solutions – from flash drives to cloud servers.

6-8PM Spaceballs  [Rated PG] 
In a distant galaxy, planet Spaceball has depleted its air supply, leaving its citizens reliant on a product called “Perri-Air.” In desperation, Spaceball’s leader, President Skroob (Mel Brooks) orders the evil Dark Helmet (Rick Moranis) to kidnap Princess Vespa (Daphne Zuniga) of oxygen-rich Druidia and hold her hostage in exchange for air. But help arrives for the Princess in the form of renegade space pilot Lone Starr (Bill Pullman) and his half-man, half-dog partner, Barf (John Candy).

Come out to make a cool space-themed craft. You will be making moon sand.

Ages 3-12

Enjoy a relaxing evening cruise with the fun musical entertainment of “Keyboard Cleats” (Jimmy Bilgen)

Snacks Provided        Cash Bar Available      Raffles    & Boatloads of Fun

Parking available in the Senior Center’s large lot

FREE Shuttle to the boat from 5:15 – 6pm
Departure from Jackson Street Pier promptly at 6:30pm

Advance tickets $10 and $5 for ages 10 and under
Tickets available at the Center Center 419-626-2560

Come out to the library to make a cool space-themed craft…. Moon Sand

Ages 3-12

3-4pm Exploring the Stars
Lois Wolf from the Sidney Frohman Planetarium will be with us to talk about the stars.      Ages 5-12

3-4pm  Zodiac Constellation Mugs (Teen DIY)   Registration Required
Show off your zodiac sign with decorated constellation mugs- a fun, personalized way to show off your astrological traits!
Materials will be provided.  Ages 13-18   Register before 8am, June 25th to reserve your spot.

Mark your calendars and save the date for this fun filled afternoon dedicated to growing the community and showcasing the talented merchants & makers in the area and from afar.

Musicians                      Food Trucks                Dozens of Vendors

Featuring vintage and homemade treasures will fill the streets and lots to bring the community together at the corner of Monroe St and Herrick Aly

All profits made by Vendors Fees and “The Flea”  merchandise will go directly back to the community in an artistic and creative way.

Interested in more information or want to help??
Send an email to:  TheVillageFlea@yahoo.com

First Congregational United Church of Christ will be at Shoreline Park Shelter.