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Meet Up, Read Up, Eat Up is a community event targeting elementary age students to promote reading. Activities include safe recreational games and reading incentives along with a free book to take home each week. Free lunch is provided.

Meet Up, Read Up, Eat Up is a community event targeting elementary age students to promote reading. Activities include safe recreational games and reading incentives along with a free book to take home each week. Free lunch is provided.

Meet Up, Read Up, Eat Up is a community event targeting elementary age students to promote reading. Activities include safe recreational games and reading incentives along with a free book to take home each week. Free lunch is provided.

Meet Up, Read Up, Eat Up is a community event targeting elementary age students to promote reading. Activities include safe recreational games and reading incentives along with a free book to take home each week. Free lunch is provided.

Annual nationwide emergency communications exercise for amateur radio groups. Portable radio stations and antennas will be set up to communicate with other amateur radio groups across North America.

Enjoy each day’s theme with fun and interactive activities such as: exploring our cultural history, creeking, hiking, tie-dying, and games. This camp is geared towards children 6-9 years old. June's Ultimate Adventure Camp activities will slightly differ from July. Please join us for both!

Miami Regionals’ E-Campus will be offering 6 one-week hands-on S.T.E.A.M. Studio summer camps for 5th - 8th grade students from June 27 - July 26 on the Hamilton and Middletown campuses. Each week of camp is centered around a common theme to provide unique hands-on opportunities to imagine, design and bring ideas to life while experiencing traditional and not-so-traditional summer camp activities. Amusement Accelerator will meet June 24 - June 28 from 9am - 4pm on the Middletown campus. Wonder what it takes to develop an amusement park? Try your hand at satisfying the thrill seeker in us all using simple machines to design and develop unique theme park attractions and carnival games. On the last day, we will set up our own amusement park for the exhibition! (Max 45 Participants) $225

Meet Up, Read Up, Eat Up is a community event targeting elementary age students to promote reading. Activities include safe recreational games and reading incentives along with a free book to take home each week. Free lunch is provided.

University Baptist Church family celebration of faith. Face painting, a sports challenge, inflatables, snow cones, and watermelon free for all.

Harmonize your breath with the rhythm of nature and unwind from your busy day as we practice mindful movement with traditional yoga poses along the meandering forest trail. All body shapes, sizes, and experience levels are welcome. This is truly something you need to experience to appreciate! Please note: Wear comfortable “old friend” closed-toed shoes, as we will be out on the trail. You will not need a yoga mat for this program. Call (513) 867-5835 to register for all eight classes at a discount. $48.00 for the series!

Miami Regionals’ E-Campus will be offering 6 one-week hands-on S.T.E.A.M. Studio summer camps for 5th - 8th grade students from June 27 - July 26 on the Hamilton and Middletown campuses. Each week of camp is centered around a common theme to provide unique hands-on opportunities to imagine, design and bring ideas to life while experiencing traditional and not-so-traditional summer camp activities. Amusement Accelerator will meet June 24 - June 28 from 9am - 4pm on the Middletown campus. Wonder what it takes to develop an amusement park? Try your hand at satisfying the thrill seeker in us all using simple machines to design and develop unique theme park attractions and carnival games. On the last day, we will set up our own amusement park for the exhibition! (Max 45 Participants) $225

Need a little mid-week relaxation? Then, come on out to Voice of America MetroPark for live music, food & beverages, and some good family fun at 7:00 p.m. by the Gazebo!

Miami Regionals’ E-Campus will be offering 6 one-week hands-on S.T.E.A.M. Studio summer camps for 5th - 8th grade students from June 27 - July 26 on the Hamilton and Middletown campuses. Each week of camp is centered around a common theme to provide unique hands-on opportunities to imagine, design and bring ideas to life while experiencing traditional and not-so-traditional summer camp activities. Amusement Accelerator will meet June 24 - June 28 from 9am - 4pm on the Middletown campus. Wonder what it takes to develop an amusement park? Try your hand at satisfying the thrill seeker in us all using simple machines to design and develop unique theme park attractions and carnival games. On the last day, we will set up our own amusement park for the exhibition! (Max 45 Participants) $225

"Join us every Thursday from 10:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. as we explore creeks and waterways at MetroParks of Butler County. We will be at a different park each week, so there are always new areas to explore! The things we will be looking for include: macroinvertebrates, fossils, fish, reptiles, and amphibians. This week at Forest Run, Timberman Ridge, we will explore ponds in the park and see who’s living there. You won’t want to miss out! Closed-toes shoes are required for all creeking events."

Meet Up, Read Up, Eat Up is a community event targeting elementary age students to promote reading. Activities include safe recreational games and reading incentives along with a free book to take home each week. Free lunch is provided.

University Baptist Church family celebration of faith. Face painting, a sports challenge, inflatables, snow cones, and watermelon free for all.

Show and Tell has gone to the bugs. Let's explore entomophagy and see who else eats insects on the farm through hands-on activities, craft and tasty snack.

Miami Regionals’ E-Campus will be offering 6 one-week hands-on S.T.E.A.M. Studio summer camps for 5th - 8th grade students from June 27 - July 26 on the Hamilton and Middletown campuses. Each week of camp is centered around a common theme to provide unique hands-on opportunities to imagine, design and bring ideas to life while experiencing traditional and not-so-traditional summer camp activities. Amusement Accelerator will meet June 24 - June 28 from 9am - 4pm on the Middletown campus. Wonder what it takes to develop an amusement park? Try your hand at satisfying the thrill seeker in us all using simple machines to design and develop unique theme park attractions and carnival games. On the last day, we will set up our own amusement park for the exhibition! (Max 45 Participants) $225

It's time for Family Fun Fridays! Join MetroParks of Butler County with partners Butler Soil and Water Conservation District and Ohio State University Extension for some summer fun! This weeks theme is Amphibian Fun. Learn about amphibians and metamorphosis while making crafts and meeting a few of our live animal friends!

No Registration Required $5.00 ages 5+

Welcome the Walrdons! Warren and Judy Waldron will lead everyone in impromptu mountain music jam sessions at the Pioneer Church. Bring your own instrument and add to the fun! Bring a chair or blanket and listen to these talented local musicians. Last Sundays of June, July and August.

Join in the fun with nature BINGO on the farm during Show and Tell! Know your birds, bugs and plants? Learn these and more during the games while visiting the farm animals, natural playscape and the beautiful Auspurger House, too.

Family Fun at Smith Park featuring Columbus Zoo animals, inflatables, face painting, balloon animals and free Kona Ice.

The Lion King JR. tells the story of the epic adventures of a curious cub named Simba as he struggles to accept the responsibilities of adulthood and his destiny as king. Along the way, the young lion encounters a colorful cast of characters including spunky lioness Nala, charismatic meerkat Timon, and loveable warthog Pumbaa. To claim his rightful place on the throne and save his beloved Pridelands, Simba must find his inner strength and confront his wicked Uncle Scar. The Lion King JR. features classic songs “Hakuna Matata” and “Can You Feel the Love Tonight”.

The Lion King JR. tells the story of the epic adventures of a curious cub named Simba as he struggles to accept the responsibilities of adulthood and his destiny as king. Along the way, the young lion encounters a colorful cast of characters including spunky lioness Nala, charismatic meerkat Timon, and loveable warthog Pumbaa. To claim his rightful place on the throne and save his beloved Pridelands, Simba must find his inner strength and confront his wicked Uncle Scar. The Lion King JR. features classic songs “Hakuna Matata” and “Can You Feel the Love Tonight”.

Music concert and cook out

The Claudettes fuse Chicago piano blues with the full-throttle energy of rockabilly and punk and the sultriness of ’60s soul to write a thrilling new chapter in American roots music. Johnny Iguana pounds the piano alongside singer Berit Ulseth, bassist/guitarist/singer Zach Verdoorn and drummer Michael Caskey. Johnny, who toured for years with his cult-favorite rock band oh my god, is also in the Grammy-nominated groups Chicago Blues: A Living History and the Muddy Waters 100 Band. The Claudettes recorded their 2018 album "Dance Scandal at the Gymnasium" with Grammy-winning Black Keys producer Mark Neill and have recorded a new album with Grammy-winning producer Ted Hutt (Old Crow Medicine Show, The Devil Makes Three). (theclaudettes.com) Take a deep dive into this band and imagine them in a Victorian Opera House - The Sorg Opera House and get your tickets today. More info: www.sorgoperahouse.org Free parking behind the building off of Broad Street and off of First Street.

Free lunch provided to school-aged children

Breiel Blvd. First Church of God is providing games, crafts, story-telling and snacks for the neighborhood children.

Oaks Community Church is hosting a grill-out every Wednesday evening from 5:30 to 7:30 from June 12th through August 7th (July 3rd is a tentative date). Hot dogs, chips and bottled water will be offered free of charge. There will also be various activities for children and books to take home.

The Breiel Blvd. First Church of God will be providing games, crafts, story-telling and snacks to neighborhood children.