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This game night is for kids (6th through 12th grade). Come play board games, cards, Dominoes, Chess, Scrabble, etc. Free snacks and drinks for everyone Free Customized shirts for the first 10 people Spin the wheel with awesome prizes for lucky participants. Night of extreme fun

Did you know there is a flower that can grow up to 12 feet tall?? Did you know that one plant forms 'cups' in its leaves that hold water that birds can drink from?? Join us for a free walk through our prairie during peak prairie season! Learn about the plants and animals that call this unique habitat home

Free Vocal Lessons taught by the International Award Winning Queen of Harmony Jean Barford! Everyone is welcomed! All ages! All skill levels! YOU BELONG HERE!!! If you can only make it to one of the classes, that's fine too...you'll still learn SO much!!! Park around backside of the mall and look for the Diamond Jubilee sign and balloons!!! Any questions please message us here or call/text Peggy B. @ 513-295-4461

The Great War in Europe had an impact on Oxford even before the U.S. entered the war in 1917. The small town with a university and two women’s colleges played a unique role in the war effort when town and gown came together to aid refugees, buy bonds, and mourn losses. The presentation will include archival images and information from newspapers and yearbooks, letters and diaries. The Smith Library's World War I collection offers examples of student activities including forming an army training corps, rolling bandages and holding bake sales to raise money. A Home Guard was formed by Oxford men who were not in the regular army. Verity Traditions programs are free and open to the public. A light meal is served at 5:45 pm for the first sixty attendees. For more information, call (513) 727-3472 or email orthrm@MiamiOH.edu.

Roots, tubers and shoots are the topic for this show and tell. What can be stored in the cellar? Through hands-on activities, craft and a delicious snack we will explore cellar foods and then visit the farm animals.

"What’s better than going out to a movie on Friday night? How about a FREE movie outdoors on a nice summer evening! Grab your lawn chair or blanket and join us for an evening out in the parks. Feel free to pack your dinner to make it a dinner and a movie. The movie will begin at dark. In this week's movie the citizens of Berk face a dragon trafficker who threatens their peace, dragons, and friendships in the final installment of the fantasy trilogy. "

Can't miss the butterflies when they are out and about. Their vibrant colors always catch your eyes. Let's learn how to build a garden to support our beautiful butterflies. Join us at the River Center for a fun program on How to Build a Butterfly Garden including a craft.

This is a dog friendly, family event and will include animal agility, police K9 unit and training demonstrations, and vendors to satisfy all walks of life… two legged and four legged alike! Guests will have the opportunity to teach their dogs to swim, cross the cross walk, and much more! We will also have some wonderful food vendors on site, to keep everyone refreshed, while spending some extra time meeting adoptable animals from PAWS and other rescues and shelters as well!

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.

Come on down to the farm and learn about goober peas, aka peanuts and soybeans on the farm through songs, hands-on activities, craft, snack and take home a peanut plant. FREE program for all ages. *Allergy awareness - peanuts and peanut butter at this program.

Make some fun noise at Show and Tell this week. Design and make your own musical instrument and then boot n scoot your way around the farm. Help us tend to the farm animals and play on the Nature Playscape, too.

What’s better than going out to a movie on Friday night? How about a FREE movie outdoors on a nice summer evening! Grab your lawn chair or blanket and join us for an evening out in the parks. Feel free to pack your dinner to make it a dinner and a movie. The movie will begin at dark. In this week's movie Winnie the Pooh ventures into London to turn a middle-aged Christopher Robin's life around with the help of Piglet, Eeyore, and Tigger. Robin is now stuck in an oppressive white collar job that prevents him from spending time with his family.