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| Firelands Regional Medical Center “STOP the Bleed”
Firelands Regional Medical Center is offering a course titled “Stop The Bleed,” designed to train employees and volunteers how to stop bleeding in emergency situations. Participants can learn not only how and where to apply a tourniquet, but also gets hands on practice packing and applying pressure to open wounds on a mannequin. For more information, contact Education Specialist Marisa Munafo BSN, RN at (419) 557-7523 |
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| Norwalk Park and Rec- For more information and fees visit the website at http://www.norwalkrec.com
OUTDOOR POOL OPEN SPLASH PAD IS NOW OPEN WITH THE SAME HOURS AS THE OUTDOOR POOL. SUMMER $1 FUN DAZE – Join us at The Rec every Friday this summer from 4-7PM for only $1 general admission. Don’t miss out on $1 swim Sundays July 8 and August 12, just for the pool area. YOGA– A new Hatha Yoga class is now available on Tuesday at 11:00. These tranquil sessions are based on ASANAS and use deep breathing to help you listen to your body so that you leave refreshed. No previous yoga experience required. A yoga mat is recommended. Session registrations or drop in participants are welcome. SWIMMING LESSONS Next session of swim lessons will start July 30th. Cost is $10 for the 1st 60 participants. Thereafter the cost is $35 per child. Detailed information is available at the front desk or on the website. Day classes will be held Monday – Thursday mornings for all levels. Evening classes will be held Mondays & Wednesday evenings. Pool Pooch Splash & Swim 9-16-18 from 1- 4pm |
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| Sandusky Neighborhood Clean-Ups
Neighborhood clean-ups will be held on the 2nd Saturday of each month for the Clean-ups will begin at 9:00 am unless otherwise noted. Donuts, coffee and water For more information call 419-627-5730 UP-COMING CLEANUPS: Saturday, August 4th Area(s) TBD Hotspot Cleanup Saturday, August 18th Garden District Dumpster Day & Neighborhood Clean-Up Saturday, September 1st West End Dumpster Day & Neighborhood Clean-Up |
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| Norwalk Firefighters IAFF Local 1199 are selling Fire Department commemorative Coins. Pictured on one side of the coin is the current fire station built in 1912 and on the other the new station which is currently under construction. The coins are made in the U.S. and are $10 each.
Coins can be purchased at Schild’s IGA, Millers Grocery, Fireland Federal Credit Union, Sherri’s Coffee House or by stopping into the Norwalk Fire Department. |
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| Vermilion Chamber of Commerce Presents:
Concerts in the Park Sundays 7:00pm – 8:30pm at Victory Park Gazebo August 5th– Polka with Ed Klimczak August 12th– Solid Brass Sextet with Joe Price August 19th– Dennis Chandler Stratophonic 50-60s August 26th– Wind Jammers Band
3rd Thursdays Music Flowers and a Sunset 6:30pm until Sunset August 16th September 20th FREE Live Music of ALL kinds spread all over downtown Vermilion Rock ‘n Roll Soul Pop Folk Country Barbershop Acoustic Christian and More Stroll the sidewalks, browse the shops, and pick your favorite artist to listen to at any time. The music is free. The food and fun is up to you. Bring the family and maybe a lawn chair or two. You might want to sit and listen awhile. For more information visit: http://www.VermilionOhio.com |
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| Vermilion VFW Post 7576, Poorman Rd., Vermilion – Every Friday night Fish Fry & more! Open to the public from 5 – 8 p.m. | |||
| The City of Sandusky’s Movies by the Bay Monday nights just after dusk.
All movies are shown at the Paper District Marina Amphitheater at 611 W. Shoreline Drive in Sandusky just after dusk. Attendees are encouraged to bring lawn chairs and/or blankets. August 6– Wonder ~sponsored by the Sandusky Register August 20– Remember the Titans ~sponsored by Commissioner Dave Waddington |
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| The Community Prevention Partners are offering free drug test kits to parents in the community. The drug test kits are free & can be picked up anonymously at the following locations: Huron County General Health District, 180 Milan Ave., Norwalk from 8 – 4:30 p.m., anytime at the Fisher-Titus Medical Center Emergency Room, Mercy Hospital Emergency Room and the Bellevue Fire Department. Only adults over 18 years of age can pick up drug test kits. | |||
| The Firelands Coastal Tributaries Volunteer Stream Monitoring Program is looking for monitors to collect grab samples from Pipe, Mills, Sawmill and Old Woman Creeks in Erie County. Volunteers are also needed to test pH, temperature, dissolved oxygen, turbidity and nutrients. For more information, contact Erie Conservation District at 419-626-5211 or go to ErieConserves.org | |||
| The American Legion post 514 in Willard invites the public to their Friday night dinners. They begin at 5:00pm and run through 7:30pm. There is also a drawing that is held at 9:00pm on Friday nights. | |||
| Firelands Counseling and Recovery Services are now offering Vivitrol, a monthly medication that blocks the feeling substance addiction gives. Vivitrol is not addictive, or a narcotic. It will not prolong or substitute opioid dependence or cause withdrawal when stopped. Those who take Vivitrol will also be enrolled in counseling. To be eligible for the new program the addicted patient must be 18 years or age, and not taken any opioid for 7-10 days, must be seeking assistance for relapse prevention, and open to receiving counseling. To learn more about the medication-assisted treatment program, visit firelands.com/mental health. | |||
| Four county Recovery will be holding meetings Monday evenings beginning at 7pm, and Thursday mornings beginning at 10am for those struggling with addiction and their families. Meetings are held in at the Norwalk Rec Center and for more information call Rory at 614-907-1030. Meetings for current and recovered addicts are also held in Bellevue at the City council Chambers Mondays and Wednesdays at 10am and Thursdays at 6pm. Bellevue meetings for family and loved ones are biweekly in the City Council Chambers on Saturdays at 11am. | |||
| American Legion Post #547 Monroeville- Fish Fry every Friday from 11am – 1pm and 5:30 – 8pm. | |||
| New Day Family Resource Center in Sandusky is holding Joseph’s Pantry the 3rd Saturday of each month from 11am-2pm. Items available from Second Harvest Food Bank and other donations, to benefit you must bring photo ID and proof of Erie County Residence(bill, mail addressed to you, receipt, etc.). The Center also offers Stay and Play for children of the 1st, 3rd, and 5th Monday of the month from 5:30-7pm and the 2nd and 4th Monday from 11am-12:30pm. Kids are welcome to enjoy many different toys and books. The diaper pantry is also open during these times, but appointments are necessary. Prayer and devotions take place Monday- Thursday beginning at 9:30am as well. For more information about these programs or a full program offerings, schedule a center tour, to donate items or volunteer call 419-626-8730. | |||
| Norwalk Public Library
LIVE MUSIC MONDAYS Join us on select Mondays for Live Music in the library. Browse our collections while you enjoy these local acoustic sets. Check the library website and Facebook Page for dates and times http://www.norwalk.lib.oh.us ESCAPE ROOM– July 23rd – August 4th Summer reading program might be over but the fun doesn’t have to end. Families can sign up to participate in our extremely popular Escape Room. Solve puzzles and riddles as a team to escape. The Best time wins a prize. Stop by the Children’s Room to register your team. Huron County Fair- August 13th – 17th Come visit our booth at the Huron County Fair. Kids can adopt their own Pet Rock while supplies last. |
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| Berlin Heights Public Library-
Tuesdays- Teen Trivia – 3pm – 4pm Thursday- Story Time 10:30 – 11:30am |
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| Milan Public Library-
Tuesdays- Twist & Shout 10:30am- 11:00am Fridays- Story Time 10:30am – 11:30am |
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| Wellington’s Herrick Memorial Library
Wednesdays 3:00 – 4:00pm “Read To Putter” – Children spend 15 minutes reading a book or story to the library’s friend Putter and build their reading skills at the Herrick Memorial Library. Putter is a registered therapy dog that absolutely adores listening to a good story. He does not mind if the child makes a reading mistake. Putter visits us on Wednesdays through the month of May. Stop in or call the library at 440-647-2120 to save your reading spot. |
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| Huron County Community Library-
Willard location 6 West Emerald St
FREE REFIT & Outdoor Yoga at the park The Willard City Parks & Huron County Community Library are partnering to fill Saturdays with FREE Exercise opportunities for the community. All ages are welcome! Classes will meet near the Showmobile. Please bring water. ReFit @ the Park (2nd Saturday of the month) A fun dance class. 8:30am – 9:30am Yoga @ the Park (A FREE Beginner yoga class) 9am – 10am |
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| Erie MetroParks-
Mondays- Walk It Out 5-6pm Take a nature walk with one of our instructors at designated trails. See website for current week’s location. Tuesdays- Get Fit Club 6-7pm Zumba is not only a workout it’s a party. Get ready to dance and have some fun with instructor Patricia Cromer. Please bring a yoga mat. Osborn MetroPark, Frost Center, Erie Room 3910 Perkins Ave. Huron. Wednesdays- MetroPark Hikers 10:30am – 11:30am Do you enjoy the great outdoors? Let’s go for a hike with our guide. Check the website for this week’s location. These are just a small amount of the great activities and programs Erie MetroParks offers. For a full list of programs or events go to the website http://www.eriemetroparks.org/programs/ |
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| Huron Soil and Water Memorial Scholarship
The Huron Soil and Water Conservation District annually awards a $1,000.00 scholarship. Full time students entering his/her junior or senior year at an accredited four-year college or a second-year student enrolled in an associate degree program from Huron County and pursing an agricultural or natural resource course of study may apply. Eligible students are evaluated on long term goals, academic achievement, community involvement, work related experience, and financial need. More detail and applications can be found at www.huronswcd.com and select the education link followed by the “click form”. Applications must be submitted by September 7, 2018, while the recipient will be announced by October 30, 2018. |
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| City of Sandusky’s Bayfront Bazaar & Brew Every 2nd Wednesday from June through September 5-9pm at Sandusky Bay Pavilion 605 E. Water Street Sandusky, OH
Live music, food trucks & craft beer selections from area brewpubs! Watch the Wednesday night sailboat races from the bazaar with brew in hand. Local merchants featuring vintage & handcrafted goods. Antique ~ Vintage ~ Retro ~ Architectural ~ Salvage ~ Handmade ~ Repurposed June 13th- Featuring Eric Sowers July 11th- Featuring John Davenport For vendor questions or additional info., contact Sandusky Recreation at 419-627-5886 or on the web at www.asolet@ci.sandusky.oh.us |
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| August is Breastfeeding Awareness Month
The BIG Latch On 2018 Celebrating You and Your Baby. Global Big Latch On events take place at registered locations around the world, where people gather together to breastfeed and offer peer support to each other. Their friends, family and community join this celebration to promote and support breastfeeding. Volunteers from within the community host each location, hosting a Global Big Latch On event creates lasting support network for the community. Please arrive at 10am the Big Count Down at 10:30 Friday August 3rd- Sandusky Bay Pavilion Shelter 505 East Water Street Sandusky. Saturday August 4th Clark Park State Route 20 Monroeville, http://www.BigLatchOn.org for more information Thursday August 9th LaLeche Family Picinic- 5:30 – 8pm at Osborne Park, Shelter #2 3910 East Perkins Ave., Huron (just off Cleveland Rd.) |
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| 9th | Thurs | Norwalk Senior Enrichment Center JUKEBOX BINGO 6 – 8pm
A new twist on an old favorite…it’s BINGO with a BEAT!!! Tickets are $10 and include: (2) slices of pizza, (1) pop, and an evening of JUKEBOX BINGO! Join us for an evening of fun, food & prizes!!! If you haven’t played JUKEBOX BINGO before, now is the time!!! It’s BINGO, but where traditional numbers are replaced by favorite songs & TV show titles. Instead of listening to numbers being drawn, you will be tapping your toes to the beat of music and video clips from classic TV shows and music. Don’t miss this new twist!!! JUKEBOX BINGO at Senior Enrichment Services, 130 Shady Lane Drive, Building C., Norwalk. Call 419-668-6245 for more information. |
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| 9th | Thurs | Milan Public Library- The History of Rock with The Rock & Roll Hall of Fame 6:30 – 7:30pm
The Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Library & Archives and the Museum’s Education Department will present the history of rock and roll in the 50s and 60s as well as highlight the programs and services at the Museum and Library & Archives. |
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| 10th | Fri | Norwalk Masonic Center Swiss Steak Supper 5-7pm
Supper will include Swiss Steak, Mashed Potatoes, Vegetable, Salad, Dessert and Beverage. Cost Adults $12 Children $6 Carry-Out will be available Supper will be served at the Masonic Center located at 319 E. Main St. Norwalk |
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| 10th | Fri | Imagine NORWALK 6-10pm Western Night
Art ~ Music ~ Retail ~ Dining ~ Community Charity of the Night: Stampede of Dreams Shop Local: Support Norwalk Historic District while socializing with your neighbors, friends, and fellow community members. Support local charities, too! Imagine NORWALK is presented by the Norwalk Arts Council |
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| 11th | Sat | Berlin Public Library- DIY Music Sheet Coasters 12 -1pm
Take time out of your day to add a lovely addition to your home, or share this gift with a loved one. These DIY ceramic coasters will be the envy of your friends as they not this musically inspired accessory. Registration is required and seating is limited. Call to reserve your seat 419-588-2250 |
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| 11th | Sat | Abigail Bastien (1998-2017) Memorial Fundraiser 4 – 11pm
All Proceeds go to Abigail Bastient Scholarship Fund 50/50 Raffle Silent Auction Rigatoni Dinner- 4 – 7pm Cost: $10 Adults $7 Children/Students Cornhole Tournament- $30 per Team and dinner is included Reverse Raffle-$25 per ticket ONLY 300 tickets sold Deadline for sign-ups and tickets August 8th Checks Payable to Abigail Bastien Scholarship Fund For additional information and registration, contact: www.abastienmemorial@gmail.com or Jake Strayer at 419-217-3018 |
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| 11th | Sat | 11th Annual World Championship Rodeo 7:30pm
Fun for the whole family produced by Broken Horn Rodeo at the Erie County Fairgrounds. (3110 Columbus Ave, Sandusky, OH) You can call in entries on August 6th from 8am – 5pm CST 1-800-639-9002 Stick Horse Races for the Children Age Groups- 5 & Under and Ages 6-9 Prizes in each age group. No call in is needed for this activity. For more information call Jim 513-309-5371 OR Leo 419-656-9565 or visit the website at: http://www.BrokenHornRodeo.com or check out the Facebook Page. |
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| 13th | Mon | Christian Singles Fellowship Planning Meeting 7pm
Come help plan future events at the Columbus Ave. Methodist Church Sandusky,OH |
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| 14th | Tues | Sandusky Gazebo Concert Series 7pm
Erie County O.S.U. Alumni Band will be the entertainment of the evening. |
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| 15th | Wed | Berlin Public Library- Relaxation Day Coloring 3-4pm
Come out for an afternoon of coloring and relaxing music. It’s the perfect activity to relax your mind before school starts again. Snacks will be provided. Ages 12 – 18 |
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| 15th | Wed | Milan Public Library
6:30- 7:30pm Music By the Last Call Trio For the finale to Summer Music Sessions, join in for an evening with the Last Call Trio. Get in the rhythm of this light jazz trio, Featuring Kathleen Sigsworth on bass, Dina Lukasko on flute and Tina Ruffing on keyboard. These local artist’ performance transcends generations, spanning from classics made famous by Frank Sinatra to adult contemporary songs of today. Celebrate the waning days of summer as we are entertained by the rhythm and blues of jazz. Don’t miss this “Last Call” 6:30 – 7:30pm Adult Book Club- Camino Island Discover an evening book club in a relaxed setting, where you can comfortably share your opinion with fellow bookworms. This month, the discussion will center around John Grisham’s Camino Island. If you’re looking for something to do on a summer evening, add this to your list. Copies of the book are available at the help desk. ALL are Welcome!
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| 16th | Thurs | Norwalk Parks & Rec- Pool Pooch Splash & Swim 1- 4pm Fun in the sun with your furry friends!The annual pooch swim ends the outdoor swimming season. Proof of vaccinations are required. Please bring a copy with you for the rec to keep.Cost $5 Owners are welcome to swim with their dogs. Lifeguards will be on duty for your protection during the event.For more information contact Niki Cross at 419-663-6775 Ext/ 1026 |
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| 16th | Thurs | Milan Public Library- Teen Summer Reading Program Finale Talent Show 5-7pm
To celebrate the end of the Teen Summer Reading Program, the library is hosting a musical talent show. Show off your singing voice or musical instrument abilities. Family and friends are welcome to attend. Registration is required Call 419-499-4117 Ages 13-18 |
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| 16th | Thurs | Berlin Public Library- Adult Book Club- Camino Island 6:30 – 7:30pm
Discover an evening book club in a relaxed setting, where you can comfortably share your opinion with fellow bookworms. This month, the discussion will center around John Grisham’s Camino Island. If you’re looking for something to do on a summer evening, add this to your list. Copies of the book are available at the help desk. ALL are Welcome! |
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| 16th- 18th | Thurs- Sat | National Tractor Pulling Competition
Pulltown USA – We aren’t just an event, we are an experience! Don’t miss the WORLD’S LARGEST Super-National Tractor Pull taking place in Bowling Green, Ohio from August 16-18. Join over 65,000 fans for 3 days and 5 sessions featuring all 13 NTPA Grand National divisions. Get your tickets and learn more at www.pulltown.com! Wood County Fairgrounds [TICKETS & MORE INFO] |
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| 17th- 19th | Fri- Sun | Remembering Our Fallen is Coming to Monroeville
The memorial will arrive at noon on August 16th and will be set up by Monroeville’s football team inside the Monroeville Athletic Complex. 9am – Friday, August 17 – Opening Ceremony Open to the Public for Viewing 9am-6pm Aug 18 & 19. The weekend events include: |
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| 17th | Fri | Christian Singles Fellowship Picnic at the Beach 6:15pm
Bring the kids and swim suits to Nickel Plate Park in Huron, OH. Hot Dogs are provided. Please bring a covered dish/dessert, pop to share. For more information call Karson at 419-433-0085 |
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| 18th | Sat | Milan Public Library- Junk Journaling (Planner Peeps) 11am – 1pm
This introductory class will teach attendees how to make their very own simple junk journals and the principals behind the process. Perfect for planner fans, scrapbooking aficionados, and journaling lovers. Registration Required Call 419-499-4117 to register |
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| 18th | Sat | Sports Force Parks Presents Sandusky Shores MUSICfest 5pm
Enjoy the night air with this outdoor SANDUSKY SHORES MUSICfest along the edge of Lake Erie in Sandusky, OH. Featuring Country Artists: Cassadee Pope Matt Stillwell Jessica Hannan Christian Kaser Along with Nashville singer songwriters Located at Sports Force Parks at Cedar Point Sports Center. Open Air, Family Friendly, food and beverages available, bring a chair and enjoy the music. Get your tickets at: https://www.showclix.com/event/sanduskyshores |
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| 19th | Sun | Norwalk City School’s 12th Annual Alumni All-Classes Reunion 2-5pm
The reunion is for all past students, faculty, and staff of Norwalk City Schools. Come out and hear updates on the latest school happenings, view school archives, be entertained by NHS band members, and most importantly, reconnect with classmates, friends, and mentors from our formative years. For more information or to donate/sponsor the reunion contact: |
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| 20th | Mon | Norwalk Public Library StoryWalk Unveiling 10:00am
Join us at Sofios Park(39 N Old State Rd) as we unveil this season’s story with a live reading of Aaron Reynolds’ “Chicks and Salsa” What happens at Nuthatcher Farm when the chickens get tired of the same old chicken feed? Find out with us as we stroll along the boardwalk, exploring nature while discovering this fun story. ALL AGES WELCOME RAIN OR SHINE |
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| 23rd | Thurs | Berlin Public Library- Perler Palooza 3-4pm
Come in 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 |
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| 24th | Fri | Norwalk Masonic Center All You Can Eat Spaghetti Supper 5-7pm
Supper will include Spaghetti, Salad, Dessert and Beverage Cost: $10 Adults $5 Children Carry-Out will be available Supper will be served at the Masonic Center located at 319 E Main St Norwalk, OH |
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| 24th | Fri | Imagine NORWALK 6-10pm Dog Days of Summer
Art ~ Music ~ Retail ~ Dining ~ Community Charity of the Night: Humane Society Shop Local: Support Norwalk Historic District while socializing with your neighbors, friends, and fellow community members. Support local charities, too! Imagine NORWALK is presented by the Norwalk Arts Council
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| 25th | Sat | Christian Singles Fellowship Singles Trip to Jamie’s Flea Market 10:30am
Meet at Karson’s home in Huron to carpool. After shopping, dinner will be at The Pit 309 Liberty Ave Vermilion. After dinner, everyone is invited to Felix’s D Home for a dip in the swimming pool. Bring the kids for some in the water fun. For more information call Karson at 419-433-0085 |
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| 25th | Sat | Bismark Senior Community Center
SQUARE DANCE with Danny Beck—in the pavillion located behind the Center 5582 Bismark Rd. Bellevue OH starts at 7 p.m. registration at 6:30 $15.00 a person Proceeds to benefit our St. Sebastian Fund Hamburger, hot dogs and brats will be served. BYOB Contact Stacy at 419 577 0828 for more info
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| 26th | Sun | Norwalk Masonic Center All You Can Eat Pancake Breakfast 8am – Noon
Breakfast will include Pancakes, Sausage, Beverage and Orange Juice. Cost Adults $6 Children $3 Carry-Out Available Breakfast will be served at the Masonic Center located at 319 E Main St. Norwalk, OH |
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| 26th | Sun | Bismark Senior/Community Center Annual Festival
Serving starts at 11 a.m. Homemade chicken noodle soup, shredded chicken and pulled pork sandwiches, sides and homemade pies and desserts. Events include euchre tournament, live band, raffles bounce house and children’s games, chalk drawing contest. Live auction at 2 p.m. and chinese auction. Car, Truck and motorcycle show-register by 11 a.m. and winners will be announced at the end of the live auction. For more info on the car show contact Joe and 419 681 6339
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| 26th | Sun | 6th Annual Olde Wrestling Extravaganza 2:30pm
The Extravaganza is a vintage themed event that features old fashioned wrestling characters, antique cars, live ragtime band performances, and free door prizes for kids and so much more. This is also the fifth year partnering with the Norwalk Area United Fund. Proceeds from the event benefit the local non-profit organization.The event celebrates vintage style wrestling featuring characters plucked right out of the roarin’ 20s. Come out to the Huron County Fairgrounds and feel like you stepped back in time to the age of the Charleston and The Great Bambino. Barn doors open at 2:30pm and the first bell rings at 3:00pm Get tickets online at http://www.OldeWrestling.com/tickets or in Person at Miller’s Market 117 Whittlesey Ave Norwalk. |
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| 27th | Mon | Norwalk Public Library- Best Book Club Ever 4:30pm
Grades 3-5 will meet to explore this month’s book with games, crafts, and discussion. Copies are available in the Children’s Room. |
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| 31st | Fri | Christian Singles Fellowship Bike & Bible Night 6:15pm
Meet at Karson’s home in Huron. Shredded chicken sandwiches will be provided. Please bring a covered dish/dessert, pop to share. Bring the kids to enjoy physical & spiritual exercise. For more information call Karson at 419-433-0085 |
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| 31st | Fri | Norwalk Park & Rec Outdoor Movie Night (Cars 3) 8pm
Come out for a swim and a movie. The gate opens at 8:00pm. Swimming in the Outdoor Pool area will be available until dusk (app. 8:45pm) $3 per person Cash or Check Only Children Under 3 are free Enter at the Outdoor Pool Gates Movie Night made possible through a generous donation provided by Firelands Post 2743 VFW Auxiliary Norwalk |
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| 31st- Sept 3rd | Fri- Mon | Norwalk’s City Wide Garage Sale- Labor Day Weekend
Sales will begin Friday and go through Monday. No garage sale permits will be necessary to participate in the sale, but residents are encouraged to register their sale. You can do so at Norwalk City Hall 38 Whittlesey Ave, Norwalk before August 27th. A list of registered participants will be available to the public for pick up on August 28th. The list will also be published at http://www.NorwalkOH.com and the City’s Facebook page. |
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| 1st | Sat | Mad River & NKP Railroad Museum 13th Annual Car/Truck Show 9am – 3pm
Every year, make, model of car and truck WELCOME! Registration $10 Registration includes entry into the Museum Dash plaques for the first 150 Registered 50/50 Door Prizes Raffles Ladies Walking Cruise Food by Miller’s Drive In LLC For more information call 419-483-2222 |
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| 8th | Sat | Brownhelm Family History’s Event 1-3pm
The Brownhelm Historical Association will specifically be offering tours of the Historic Brownhelm School and Museum, as well as sharing their fantastic genealogical collections featuring many of the old family names from Brownhelm. Come find out what we have from your family and join us in honoring the history, design and stories of our historic place. All Ohio Open Doors Events are free. For more information check out the Facebook page at: |
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| 8th | Sat | 12th annual Gregg Gilder Memorial Firewalk at Common Ground in Oberlin 6:30 – 10:30 pm
Dave Tuscany, a certified fire walk instructor, returns to facilitate this annual transformational experience. The Firewalk at Common Ground will help you learn to face and overcome your fears, and reach your potential for greatness. At the conclusion of an inspirational and interactive presentation, you will have an opportunity, if you choose, to walk on fire! Participants of all ages are welcome. Children may walk with parental consent and supervision. Registration is $49 per person. About Firewalking: |
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| 9th | Sun | Firelands Regional Medical Center and Advanced Neurologic Associates are pleased to announce that they have joined efforts as event sponsors to host their annual event to raise funds for Multiple Sclerosis (MS) patients in our local community. Funds raised will support patients throughout their battle with MS by assisting with transportation expenses to and from appointments, acupuncture and/or massage therapies, and gym memberships to maintain functional strength, just to name a few.
With your support, this fund can help patients to focus on their health and well-being and allow us to improve the care that they receive. Sunday, September 9 • Shoreline Park, 411 E. Water St., Sandusky, OH Registration: 8:00 a.m. to 9:00 a.m. 5K Start: 9:15 a.m.
1-Mile Walk Start: 9:15 a.m Fees: Participation fees are $15-$45. You may also choose to just donate, and not participate, through the event registration by selecting “donation only/non-participant”. Water and light refreshments will be available. Pets are not allowed to run/walk in this event. All contributions will be directed to The Foundation for Firelands Multiple Sclerosis Fund, and are tax-deductible for income tax purposes within the limits prescribed by the state and federal laws. |
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| 10th | Mon | Norwalk Senior Enrichment Center Quiz Night Trivia 6-8pm
Easy to answer…but who is the fastest to win?! Play solo or in teams (up to four) All you or your team needs is one smartphone or tablet per team. Tickets are $10 and include: (2) slices of pizza; (1) pop, and an evening of Quiz Night Trivia. Join us for a fun evening of trivia like you’ve never played before!!! Senior Enrichment Center is located at 130 Shady Lane Dr. Building C Norwalk For more information call 419-668-6245 |
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| 14th | Fri | Imagine Norwalk- Secret Life of Pet and the Pet & Pup Parade 6-10pm
Art ~ Music ~ Retail ~ Dining ~ Community Charity of the Night: Starfish Project Project Shop Local: Support Norwalk Historic District while socializing with your neighbors, friends, and fellow community members. Support local charities, too! Imagine NORWALK is presented by the Norwalk Arts Council |
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| 21st | Fri | Bark in the Dark 5k/Family Fun Event PRE-Registration Deadline
The event takes place on October 6th. You can register the day of the event. PRE-Registration guarantees you a t-shirt and your pup a bandanna. All proceeds go to Huron County Humane Society. For more information or the registration form, email Mikayla at Mikayla.salmons@yahoo.com |
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| 22nd & 23rd | Sat & Sun |
The Brownhelm Historical Association’s 2nd Annual Civil War Days 10am – 4pm
Come out to Mill Hollow, Lorain County Metro Parks and bring the whole family for loads of fun and learning about America’s Civil War. The event is FREE so bring a picnic lunch and spend a day learning about one of the most important periods in American History! The event will feature an authentic soldiers’ encampment, demonstrations on period cooking and photography, educational presentations about Civil War era medicine, uniforms, ladies’ wear, artillery fire demonstrations, and more! Visitors will get a chance to try on period clothing, learn to march like soldiers, drink sarsaparilla, and play ‘old fashioned’ games. You may even sit for a tintype ‘photograph’ made through the exact method used on Civil War battlefields in the 1860s. The historic Bacon Home will be open for self-guided tours throughout the day. For more information check out the Facebook page at: |
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| 26th- 28th | Fri – Sun | Women Anew 45th Anniversary
Women of all ages are welcome to attend at the Sawmill Creek Resort in Huron, OH as we learn how to Stand Strong in the Lord. Carol Kent a nationally known speaker, will be with us during the weekend and Terry and Barbi Franklin will be in concert on Saturday evening October 27th. You’ll be encouraged through breakout session on: Parenting, Putting on the Armor of God, How to Study God’s Word, Standing Strong in Prayer, and much more. For more information call 440-984-3377, email womenanew@centurylink.net or visit our web at http://www.womenanew.org |
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