Visitors Enjoy Chautauqua Days at Historic Epworth Park
Many braved the heat and almost constant threat of storms enjoying themselves among the giant oaks of Epworth Park last weekend at the 36th Annual Chautauqua Days Festival.
Many braved the heat and almost constant threat of storms enjoying themselves among the giant oaks of Epworth Park last weekend at the 36th Annual Chautauqua Days Festival.
The Route 40 Band featuring local students Bryar Shilling, Kennedy Wilkinson and Brendan McKeen will perform on the stage of the historic State Theater Sunday night (July 19) as part of the Sunday Stage Series.
John Boilegh led the participants through the first ravine and discussed its historical significance.
A small, quality art show at the municipal building was one of the features of the 122nd Ohio Hills Folk Festival.
The Underground Railroad Museum beginning at 10:00 a.m. Saturday, July 18 will host a one-day Memorial Lecture Series as “a powerful day of education, reflection, and community”.
The 2025 Ohio Hills Folk Festival Quilt Show drew over 75 entries.
In June, the Main Street Barrel House hosted a clogging class taught by Oglebay Institute Instructor J.J. Murrin.
News and new material added to the stacks at at Barnesville Hutton Memorial Library for the week of July 10 is shared.
At more than 100 locations throughout the State of Ohio including Barnesville, the Declaration of Independence was read at 6 p.m. Wednesday evening.
Bethesda’s Epworth Park will be on stage this weekend as residents of the park celebrate Chautauqua Days, a weekend of activities, food and entertainment.