An outdoor gallery in the historic district featuring 22 historical photographs from the Worthington Historical Society archive that picture Worthington throughout its almost 250 year existence.The exhibition runs May through October as part of Ohio's America 250 celebrations through a partnership between the Worthington Historical Society and Experience Worthington.
The exhibition features original themed artwork alongside books and an expansive photo collage spanning America's history from Pre-Columbus days to present. The artist presents their perspective on significant historical figures and moments, inviting visitors to reflect on their own selections.A dedicated Lincoln section includes a large 3-D art piece that is based upon the Lincoln Memorial.
On display in the Dining Room of the Stan Hywet Manor House, The Families That Built Akron explores the stories of the people whose lives, work, and traditions helped shape Akron. Created in honor of America's 250th anniversary and Akron's bicentennial, the exhibit traces Akron's evolution from canal town to industrial powerhouse through the families who built homes, businesses, communities, and lasting legacies here. From early settlers to recent arrivals, this special exhibition invites visitors to reflect on the people who shaped the city and the ways each of us helps shape our communities today.
This complimentary, family-oriented gathering at the Air Force Museum invites attendees to spend the full day exploring exhibits. Food trucks and local organizations will be present throughout the day, culminating in an evening drone light performance that tells aviation's story through the sky.Visitors may arrive whenever convenient and bring their own refreshments to enjoy on Museum grounds.Presented by the National Museum of the U.S. Air Force and the National Aviation Heritage Area, with support from the Air Force Museum Foundation and America 250-Ohio. Part of the nationwide Freedom 250 celebration.
The organizers are honoring veterans through a field of flags display and a decorated "250" photo spot.Proceeds benefit construction of a lodge designed to help disabled veterans reconnect with outdoor activities in Licking County.Additional activities are being planned for the two-day festival.General admission: $30.00More information: www.americasfreedomlodge.org
The North Royalton Lions hosts this America 250 Celebration and Martini Tasting Fundraiser supporting local charities.Ticket price: $75 per person (or $60 for a non-alcoholic option).Inclusions:4 martini tastingsLight appetizersSoft drinks, coffee, and dessertLive musical entertainmentRafflesA cash bar is available.Contact: northroyaltonlions@gmail.com
The Firecracker 5K Run Walk (pre-register required $35/$15) begins at 9 am; Food Vendors/trucks and organizations onsite front 2-11; Ignite the Night live outdoor concerts start at 2:30 (first band Arctic Clam plays until 5:30; last band Not Fast Enuff plays 7:30- fireworks end); HEROhustle (celebrities in inflated dino suits from 6-7); fireworks at dusk 9:45ish. Children's activities, sponsor booths, and adult beverages are also available. The event is free to the public.
Visitors gain self-guided access to the long-closed streetcar level and explore the bridge's original subway stations and tracks, learn about the bridge's history, and engage with the team working to revitalize the lower deck for more regular public access.
Presented by KeyBank, Picnic in the Park invites attendees to celebrate America 250 with food, drinks, entertainment, games, and history in Canal Basin Park.The event partners with Cuyahoga County's Veterans Memorial Bridge tours to connect participants with America's 250th anniversary celebration.
Celebrate the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence, the country's semi-quincentennial, with colonial-era food, beverages, games, and entertainment. Colonial-inspired wear is encouraged but not required.Schedule:Noon to 1 PM: Johnny Cake Cooking Demonstration1 to 1:30 PM: Tea Tasting and Discussion1:30 to 2:30 PM: United States of America Trivia3 to 4:30 PM: Karaoke
Learn about Crawford County's paths of the Lincoln Highway, America's first coast-to-coast road. Also hear stories of the path of Colonel William Crawford's Revolutionary War campaign in 1782 to Upper Sandusky.The cost of the event is $20.
The city of Fairfield hosts a summer celebration featuring live music, performances from local bands and performing arts groups, food trucks, and patriotic commemorations, culminating in a drone show.
