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MUSKINGUM COUNTY CALENDAR OF EVENTS

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EASTSIDE COMMUNITY MINISTRY MUSKINGUM VALLEY SYMPHONIC MUSKINGUM VALLEY GARDEN Therapy (MOT) Program is hosting the second
- CHAIR-ITY AUCTION WINDS SOCIETY 22ND ANNUAL SPRING annual Older Adult Health and Wellness Fair.
Community members ages 65+ are invited to
February 20 - 22 February 23 SYMPOSIUM participate in activities that will provide tips
Colony Square Mall Brown Chapel March 1 and strategies for productive aging. The event is
(3575 Maple Avenue, Zanesville) (College Dr, New Concord) OUZ / Zane State Campus Center free, and sign-in and registration begin at 10:30
Our CHAIR-ity Auction is an auction featuring 3:00 PM 8AM - 3PM a.m. Handicap parking is available, along with
CHAIRS of all types. Auction preview: Feb. 20 “A Song for Hope”, benefitting Cancer Blows. (The Our Symposium is in honor of Bert Hendley. He an accessible entrance. Family members and
from 5-7PM, Live Auction: Feb. 21 starting at Muskingum Valley Symphonic Winds is comprised was our benefactor for many years. We have six caregivers are welcome to accompany attendees
3PM, Silent Auction runs Feb. 20 at 5PM through of professional and talented amateur musicians primary speakers on a wide range of topics from and join in learning more about occupational
Feb. 22 at 5PM. Visit eastsideministry.org for from across Southeastern Ohio. MVSW performs 8:00 am to 3:00 pm. Continental breakfast and therapy’s role in promoting health and safety for
further details. a wide variety of music in a concert series funded lunch are included. Pre-registration of $40.00 older adults. More Information: https://www.
in part by the Ohio Arts Council. It is open to all before Feb. 23, 2025 and $45.00 at the door. muskingum.edu/news/02-12-25/muskingum-
FAN YOUR FLAME FRIDAY Muskingum faculty, staff, students, and commu- More information can be found at our website: university-occupational-therapy-program-host-
older-adult-health-and
February 21 nity members through audition). mvgardensociety.org FB page: Muskingum Valley
Trulight Ministries Garden Society TELESCOPE OBSERVATION NIGHT
(807 Putnam Ave, Zanesville) BLOOD DRIVE MUSKINGUM VALLEY SYMPHONIC March 8
7:00 PM February 25 Lewis Observatory
Join us for a powerful night of faith, fellowship, Secrest Auditorium and Music Hall WINDS (1425 Newark Rd, Zanesville)
and food! Pastor Bobby Shaw will be sharing (334 Shinnick St, Zanesville) March 4
an inspiring message. SLaw Dog will lead us in 10AM - 4PM Brown Chapel Sunset
a powerful time of worship. Bear Run Baptist Blood Drive - “2025 Resolve to Save Lives” (College Dr, New Concord) The Zanesville Astronomy Club, a NASA Night
Church will provide a delicious spaghetti dinner. American Red Cross. Where?: Basement Secrest 3:00 PM Sky Network affiliate, has a telescope observa-
Come expecting to be encouraged, uplifted, Auditorium. ”Fusion”, with the Muskingum Valley Youth tion night on the 2nd Saturday of each month
and filled—both spiritually and physically! Bring Ensemble. Guest Soloist: Steve Miller, guitar. The (March - December) using the Lewis Telescope at
a friend and experience the love of Christ in a LINE DANCING LESSONS Muskingum Valley Symphonic Winds is comprised the Lewis Observatory at the back of the parking
special way. lot of the OUZ campus. Guests are welcome to
February 25, March 4, March 11 & of professional and talented amateur musicians bring a telescope to share. All events are free to
SADDLES AND STORIES - THE March 18 from across Southeastern Ohio. MVSW performs the public. Children must be accompanied by an
a wide variety of music in a concert series funded
TRAILBLAZING BLACK COWBOYS Lindsley’s Banquet Barn in part by the Ohio Arts Council. It is open to all adult.
February 21 (4060 New Riley Road, Dresden) Muskingum faculty, staff, students, and com- SQUARE DANCE
South Branch Library 6:30PM - 8PM munity members through audition. FREE admis- March 8 and April 5
(2530 Maysville Pike, Zanesville) FAMILY FUN WITH FIBER ART sion Lindsley’s Banquet Barn
12PM - 1PM MUSIC MUSKIES - ROAD TOUR ‘25 (4060 New Riley RD, Dresden)
Explore the untold stories of Black cowboys with SPINNING March 6 7PM - 10PM (Doors open at
Gregory Edmonds in this informative and engag- February 26
ing presentation. Edmonds will highlight the New Concord Branch Library - Central Trinity United Methodist Church 6:30PM)
significant role Black cowboys played in shaping New Concord Meeting Room (62 S. 7th Street, Zanesville) NO EXPERIENCE IS NECESSARY! Bring your family
the American West, from cattle ranching to rodeo (77 West Main Street, New Concord) 7:00 PM and friends for a good time!! Delicious food will
culture. This program will bring attention to the You do not want to miss an evening full of musi- be available for purchase! $10 per person, door
unsung heroes of the Wild West, celebrating their 5:30PM - 6:30PM cal talent! Performances by: Concert Choir, Cham- sales only!
contributions to American history and their legacy Interested in learning more about fiber arts? Join ber Singers, Wind Ensemble, String Ensemble,
in western folklore. Join us for this eye-opening us for a fun evening where we learn all about the Muskie Rocks and Steel Drum Band. Admission HOOD THE MUSICAL
look at Black cowboys who rode into history with art of spinning. Register: https://events.musking- is FREE. A free will offering to be collected. March 13, 14, 15, 16, 20, 21, 22, 23
courage, resilience, and determination. Register: umlibrary.org/event/12540807 The Renner, Home of Zane Trace Players
https://muskingumlibrary.org (148 N 7th St Zanesville)
STOP THE BLEED TRAINING TEAM NAME THAT TUNE “Hood: The Musical” is a contemporary retelling
March 8
HOME SHOW February 27 Zanesville VFW of the Robin Hood legend, focusing on the story of
February 21 - 23 Genesis Hospital Meeting Rooms C & D Robin of Locksley who becomes the outlaw Robin
Colony Square Mall 6 - 7:30PM (1318 Putnam Ave. Zanesville) Hood, fighting against the tyrannical Sheriff of
Nottingham to protect the poor villagers by rob-
Doors open at 6PM Game starts at 7PM
(3575 Maple Ave. Zanesville) Community members can participate in free Join us for Team Name That Tune, presented by bing from the rich, while also attempting to win
Join us for Muskingum County’s Home Show community training on controlling life-threatening Zanesville Soccer Boosters. Hosted by: DJ Camp back his childhood love, Maid Marian, who is be-
featuring local professionals specializing in home bleeding. The training is Thursday, Feb. 27, from Zilla and Jay Tignor. Cash bar and grill. 50/50. ing forced to marry the Sheriff by the evil Prince
improvements, landscaping, real estate, finance, 6 to 7:30 p.m. in Genesis Hospital meeting rooms $160 per team; max 8 people per team. Contact John; the musical often features a witty and
design and more! C & D. Registration is required by going to gen- dynamic take on the classic tale with elements
esishcs.org, Your Health, Classes & Events Lisa at: 740-819-8520, or Michelle at 740-607- of sword fights, love, and rebellion against oppres-
and Stop the Bleed. Space is limited. 3514 to register your team. Cash, check or credit
VALENTINES DAY DINNER card accepted. sion. For show times and tickets visit: https://
February 22 “HARRIET TUBMAN: STRAIGHT zanetraceplayers.ludus.com
VFW 1058 UP OUTTA’ THE UNDERGROUND” - LEGO BINGO NIGHT 2025
(1318 Putnam Avenue, Zanesville) March 8 COMMUNITY EUCHRE
Come out and have a fantastic dinner in a WITH TCT ON TOUR Meadow View Church TOURNAMENT
romantic setting! (This dinner is after Valentine’s February 28 (6750 Raiders Rd.Frazeysburg) March 15
Day due to the VFW Cruise). This is Pre Sale only! Elson Hall Auditorium National Road and Zane Grey Museum
Ticket cut-off is February 12. Tickets are behind (1425 Newark Rd, Zanesville) 6PM - 8PM (8850 East Pike, Norwich)
the bar! Or see Tina and Shaila. $60 a couple. 5:15PM - 6:15PM Families are invited to Meadow View, for a spin 5:00 PM
Meal: 2 ribeyes, 2 baked potatoes, 2 salads, 2 Bring the past to the present and change the on the traditional bingo night. Instead of numbers
rolls 1 bottle of wine (your choice-Moscato, Pink future with this one-woman interactive storytell- and ping pong balls, we will be using Lego pieces Friends of New Concord, Inc. is hosting a fund-
Moscato, or Merlot). RSVP - 740-487-2106. and Lego characters to play bingo. Instead of raiser, a community euchre tournament. $25
ing experience. Uncover the truth about America’s money being the prize for winning, we plan to entry. Food, snacks, beer, wine, pop available
THE DAILY DRIP ONE YEAR BASH 200-year-old struggle with slavery when you play give out Lego prizes. Registration will be limited for purchase. Cash prize! Doors open at 4PM for
a part in this historic retelling. On this journey,
tours.
to the first 150 participants. Register: https://
February 23 you’ll follow Harriet Tubman, the most recognized meadowviewchurch.churchcenter.com
The Daily Drip conductor of the Underground Railroad. Nick- HOMELESS HANDS OF
(701 Main Street, Dresden) named “Moses,” Harriet Tubman lived up to her ST. PATRICK’S DAY ZANESVILLE - CASINO NIGHT
1 - 5PM name by gaining her own freedom, as well as SEEK-AND-FIND March 15
traveling back and forth from North to South over
Asia Luu Tattoos fine line tattoos, Charmed & 19 times and freeing over 300 slaves! 45-minute March 8 - 16 Muskingum County Fairgrounds
Wild custom charm bar, Photography with Madi- storytelling experience, including a Q&A ses- Various Locations (Start at NCAARD
son Beiers, Permanent Jewelry by Kaila Smith, sion! Presented by TCT on Tour: A Division of the (1300 Pershing Road, Zanesville)
Loving Creations Florals grab and go/build your Children’s Theater of Cincinnati. Register: https:// porch) (4 Comin Street New Concord,) 2PM - 11PM
own bouquet bar, Handmade Soaps by Val Lu- events.muskingumlibrary.org/event/12573270 The leprechauns are back again! No telling what Join us for our 7th annual benefit. We are excited
burgh, Shirer’s Pen Ban, Homemade Dog Treats they are up to this time around! I hope you and to welcome back our dedicated bands, Sweet
by Jennifer Brewer, and more! SOUP BEAN SUPPER your family will join us for our 5th annual St. Pat- Misery, and Rock This Way! Both bands will keep
rick’s Day Seek-and-Find! Seek-and-Find begins at
you entertained for the entire benefit! Join in
BELLE BROOKE RANCH March 1 the NCAARD porch. Start there to pick up the first on the hundreds of raffle items, a 50/50 every
clue left by the leprechauns in the small storage
WEDDING EXPO Pleasant Grove Church cabinet. Clues will lead you to different locations hour, a generously huge lottery basket..We will be
sending 2 sets of people to the Buckeye Country
February 23 (400 Pleasant Grove Road) in New Concord where you will find pieces left by Superfest, and 2 people on a 5 night all inclusive
Belle Brooke Ranch 4:30 - 7:00PM our little friends. Who’s ready for an adventure? trip, luggage included! And, if you are feeling
(1185 Holders Lane, Zanesville) Pleasant Grove Church will be having a soup bean OLDER ADULT HEALTH AND lucky, we have casino games/tables for those
supper on Saturday March 1st from 4:30 - 7:00
1PM - 4PM P.M. The cost is by donation only. The menu will over 21 to enjoy! The games are for fun, and there
If you’re planning a wedding, don’t miss this be; soup beans, corn bread, hot dogs, and lots WELLNESS FAIR will be a live auction for those that haven’t lost
event! 37 vendors, discounts, promotions and of deserts. Come join the food, fun and fellow- March 8 all of their play money at the end of the night!
a $500 cash grand prize to one lucky bride or ship! Caldwell Hall on Muskingum University’s Businesses may sponsor a table of 8 for $500,
groom! Get inspired and create the perfect wed- campus (Stormont St, New Concord) business banner, shout outs, and meals are
ding with us! More information: 740-586-5860. included! $10 Baked Steak, green beans, mashed
bellebrookeranch@gmail.com. 11AM - 12PM potatoes, gravy, roll and salad. Dinners will be
Muskingum University’s Master of Occupational served from 2pm- 7pm!