Tea Light Planets with the Challenger Learning Center Color your own world – literally! Can’t make it to see the weekly performer? Stop in any day for a new weekly activity bag and a Summer Reading Scavenger Hunt.
Tea Light Planets with the Challenger Learning Center Color your own world – literally! Can’t make it to see the weekly performer? Stop in any day for a new weekly activity bag and a Summer Reading Scavenger Hunt.
Rainbow Shadows with The SMART Center Discover how colors are created from white light, “walk through a rainbow,” and interact with the colors of shadows. Can’t make it to see the weekly performer? Stop in any day for a new weekly activity bag and a Summer Reading Scavenger Hunt.
Rainbow Shadows with The SMART Center Discover how colors are created from white light, “walk through a rainbow,” and interact with the colors of shadows. Can’t make it to see the weekly performer? Stop in any day for a new weekly activity bag and a Summer Reading Scavenger Hunt.
This presentation will introduce streaming. You will also learn how to watch live TV without cable and how smart TVs and streaming devices can let you watch videos from the internet on your television. Registration is required. Call 740-425-1651 to register.
Event features Tiffany Bumgardner, owner of Exposure One Studios. Open to the public. Call 740-484-4532 for more information.
Sponsored by the Belmont County Soil and Water Conservation District. Registration is required. Please contact 740-526-0027 to reserve your spot.
There’s only one place where creativity runs wild, where stories come to life, and where fun is just beginning! The summer reading program begins today for all ages, including adults. Follow us on Facebook.
Ohio Department of Natural Resources Anthropologist John Boilegh will lead a tour to Track Rocks. He will show and interpret the Native American stone carvings. We will meet at the museum and leave promptly at 10:00 AM for the site.
Curtis Kyer, local historian and captain at Cumberland Trail Fire District, will present a talk on Colonel James F. Charlesworth, a prominent St. Clairsville resident and veteran of the Mexican-American War and Civil War. Charlesworth held multiple Belmont County positions and belonged to several fraternal organizations, including the Grand Army of the Republic. Kyer will […]