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MUSKINGUM COUNTY CALENDAR OF EVENTS

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SPLASH OF COLOR- MARCH FIRST NEWTON SPRING BAZAAR (March - December) using the Lewis Telescope at System. If this is something you agree with, join
FRIDAY ART WALK March 8 the Lewis Observatory at the back of the parking us for an educational and enlightening evening.
The Zanesville Patriots meet the second Wednes-
lot of the OUZ campus. Guests are welcome to
March 7 Newton Township Fire & EMS bring a telescope to share. All events are free to day of every month at 6:00PM at the Boy Scouts
Elk’s Eye Art Market (5490 Maysville Pike Zanesville) the public. Children must be accompanied by an of America- 734 Moorehead Ave. Zanesville Ohio.
(22 S 4th St, Zanesville) 9AM - 3PM adult. If you cannot attend in person there will be a link
5-8PM Please join our Auxiliary as we host our Annual posted 1 hour prior at HandCountRoadShow.org
The only thing more fun than splashing in puddles Spring Bazaar. There will be something for every- SQUARE DANCE
is adding A Splash of Color- and where better to one and a great way to kickoff your Spring and March 8 and April 5 CONCERT AT THE MUSEUM:
find it than at The Elk’s Eye Art Market. With the Easter decorating. Free Parking, Chinese Auction, Lindsley’s Banquet Barn JOHN SHERMAN AND RANDY
work of over 30+ local artists, we have a wide 50/50 drawing and Food Stand. (4060 New Riley RD, Dresden) CLEPPER DUO
range of colorful works offering the perfect shade. March 13
We have pottery, metal works, stained glass, COMEDY NIGHT- SPONSORED BY 7PM - 10PM (Doors open at
fiber art, paintings, photography, home décor, MAYSVILLE CHEER 6:30PM) Zanesville Museum of Art, (in the Atrium)
furniture, wood working, jewelry and more- March 8 NO EXPERIENCE IS NECESSARY! Bring your family (620 Military Road, Zanesville, OH)
all in various hues! On Friday March 7th , our and friends for a good time!! Delicious food will 6PM -7PM
doors open at 10 AM, but we will be available for EagleSticks Golf Club be available for purchase! $10 per person, door Acclaimed multi-instrumentalists John Sherman
the First Friday Art Walk that starts at 5 PM, until (2655 Maysville Pike, Zanesville) sales only! and Randy Clepper are two highly regarded
our doors close at 8 PM. 8:00 PM performers of Irish traditional music from central
Join us for a hilarious night of comedy.This special LIFT OFF - HONORING BLACK Ohio. Both are consummate multi-instrumental-
MARCH EXHIBITION: evening is sponsored by Maysville Cheer. ASTRONAUTS IN SPACE HISTORY ists, and together they perform arranged Irish
“CELEBRATING ART AND A NEW March 11 and Celtic tunes on fingerstyle guitar, bouzouki,
DECADE” TEAM NAME THAT TUNE New Concord Branch Library and tenor banjo. Free and open to the public.
Reservations Encouraged. For more information
March 7 March 8 New Concord Meeting Room please call (740) 452-0741. www.zanesvilleart.
Yan Sun Art Museum & Gallery Zanesville VFW (77 West Main Street New Concord) org
(604 Main Street Zanesville) (1318 Putnam Ave. Zanesville) 12PM - 1PM
5PM - 8PM Doors open at 6PM Game starts at 7PM Join us for a powerful presentation by Gregory HOOD THE MUSICAL
Yan Sun Art Museum & Gallery is celebrating its Join us for Team Name That Tune, presented by Edmonds as he explores the trailblazing achieve- March 13, 14, 15, 16, 20, 21, 22, 23
eleventh anniversary with a special exhibition Zanesville Soccer Boosters. Hosted by: DJ Camp ments of Black astronauts throughout history. Ed- The Renner, Home of Zane Trace Players
featuring works by over 30 artists. For more than Zilla and Jay Tignor. Cash bar and grill. 50/50. monds will highlight the incredible contributions (148 N 7th St Zanesville)
a decade, the gallery has served the community $160 per team; max 8 people per team. Contact these pioneers have made in space exploration “Hood: The Musical” is a contemporary retelling
by showcasing a wide range of artistic talent Lisa at: 740-819-8520, or Michelle at 740-607- and the barriers they have broken along the way. of the Robin Hood legend, focusing on the story of
and fostering a greater appreciation for the 3514 to register your team. Cash, check or credit From their roles in NASA’s missions to inspiring Robin of Locksley who becomes the outlaw Robin
arts. This exhibition brings together a variety of card accepted. future generations, this event will deepen your Hood, fighting against the tyrannical Sheriff of
styles and subjects, highlighting creativity and appreciation for the legacy of Black astronauts. Nottingham to protect the poor villagers by rob-
expression. The opening reception will take place LEGO BINGO NIGHT 2025 Don’t miss this inspiring talk that honors those bing from the rich, while also attempting to win
on Friday, March 7, 2025, from 5:00 pm to 8:00 March 8 who reached for the stars and beyond. Register: back his childhood love, Maid Marian, who is be-
pm, with refreshments and live music by Dr. Meadow View Church events.muskingumlibrary.org ing forced to marry the Sheriff by the evil Prince
Laura Schumann. Free and open to the public. John; the musical often features a witty and
(6750 Raiders Rd.Frazeysburg) LINE DANCING LESSONS dynamic take on the classic tale with elements
STOCK CAR SHOW 6PM - 8PM March 11 & 18 of sword fights, love, and rebellion against oppres-
March 7-9 Families are invited to Meadow View, for a spin Lindsley’s Banquet Barn sion. For show times and tickets visit: https://
on the traditional bingo night. Instead of numbers
zanetraceplayers.ludus.com
Colony Square Mall and ping pong balls, we will be using Lego pieces (4060 New Riley Road, Dresden)
(3575 Maple Ave., Zanesville) and Lego characters to play bingo. Instead of 6:30PM - 8PM GREASE
10AM - 6PM money being the prize for winning, we plan to March 14, 15, 16
Midway Speedway presents a mall-wide show of give out Lego prizes. Registration will be limited YA BOOK CLUB West Muskingum High School
stock cars! to the first 150 participants. Register: https:// Every Wednesday March 12, 19, 26 (150 Kimes Rd, Zanesville)
meadowviewchurch.churchcenter.com
Zanesville Campus Library March 14 - 7PM, March 15 - 2PM & 7PM,
6TH ANNUAL LINDEN AVE, MARDI ST. PATRICK’S DAY (1555 Newark Road, Zanesville) March 16 - 2PM
GRAS PARADE AND BAR CRAWL SEEK-AND-FIND 4:30PM Tickets are on sale for the musical Grease at
March 8 March 8 - 16 You’re never too old to read young adult books. West Muskingum High School! For tickets:
The Barn Various Locations (Start at NCAARD Join us in the library for snacks and fun discus- https://westmchoir.ludus.com/index.php?show_
(1947 Linden Ave. Zanesville) porch) (4 Comin Street New Concord,) sions about great teen novels. id=200476968 Tickets will be sold at the door if

seating is available.
5:00 PM The leprechauns are back again! No telling what
The 6th annual Linden Ave, Mardi Gras Crawl will they are up to this time around! I hope you and ADULT VOLLEYBALL OHIO ZANESVILLE PI DAY PARTY
be starting with sign ups start at 5pm and end your family will join us for our 5th annual St. Pat- March 12
at 8PM!! Enter the dice roll contest for $10. All rick’s Day Seek-and-Find! Seek-and-Find begins at John Glenn High School March 14
proceeds benefit Rosecrans Athletic Boosters. the NCAARD porch. Start there to pick up the first Ohio University Zanesville
The highest dice roll will win a 3 day 2 night clue left by the leprechauns in the small storage (13125 John Glenn School Rd New Concord) (1425 Newark Rd, Zanesville)
vacation to your choice of multiple destinations, cabinet. Clues will lead you to different locations 7:00 PM 12PM - 3PM
for all those who enter the $10 contest! There in New Concord where you will find pieces left by Come on out for some friendly competition on Celebrate the most delicious day of the year at
will also be 50/50, as well as Mardi Gras masks our little friends. Who’s ready for an adventure? the volleyball court this spring on Wednesday the Zanesville Campus Library! Whether you’re
and beads for sale at The Barn. There will be vans evenings! Cost: $2 / night. Register: https:// a math enthusiast or just love pie, this event is
traveling the route you can ride for a $5 van pass. OLDER ADULT HEALTH AND newconcord-oh.gov/nc-area-arts-and-recreation- for you. Enjoy sweet and savory pies, Pi-themed
The vans will be traveling the parade route, to Ter- WELLNESS FAIR district/ncaard-register-for-fitness/? activities, and a fun-filled afternoon with fellow
rys Tavern, Kick N Axe, Just One More, The Linden students, faculty, staff, and the general public.
Pub, The Angry Bull, The Blue Front, The Y-Bridge March 8 Bring your appetite and your love for numbers—
Brewery, and The Barn making loops about every Caldwell Hall on Muskingum University’s READ TO A DOG - WITH FETCH THE it’s going to be 3.14 times the fun!
20 minutes or so. Return to The Barn by 11PM to campus (Stormont St, New Concord) GOLDENDOODLE
be in the drawing. Winners announced at 11PM. 11AM - 12PM March 12
Live Music by David Spires and friends followed Muskingum University’s Master of Occupational South Branch Library-General Library CELEBRATION OF THE ARTS
by the Mardi Gras after party with K-Sound Enter- Therapy (MOT) Program is hosting the second 2530 Maysville Pike Zanesville, Ohio 43701 March 14
tainment DJ Services!! annual Older Adult Health and Wellness Fair. 4PM - 5PM Tri-Valley High School
Community members ages 65+ are invited to (46 East Muskingum Avenue Dresden)
MAGICAL UNICORN PAGEANT IN participate in activities that will provide tips Kids ages five (5) and up are invited to come and 6PM - 8PM
COLONY SQUARE and strategies for productive aging. The event is read with Fetch, a registered therapy dog from Come experience the artistic talents of our stu-
Muskingum Behavioral Health. This event is great
March 8 free, and sign-in and registration begin at 10:30 for reluctant or struggling readers and Fetch is an dents. There will be artwork on display from each
Colony Square Mall a.m. Handicap parking is available, along with allergy-friendly breed. school in the district and various performances
an accessible entrance. Family members and
(3575 Maple Avenue Zanesville) caregivers are welcome to accompany attendees throughout the evening. **Elementary art dis-
plays will be 1st, 3rd, 5th and 6th grades only. We
11:00 AM and join in learning more about occupational HAND COUNT ROAD SHOW look forward to seeing you there!
Join us in Colony Square for this fun, family event! therapy’s role in promoting health and safety for March 12
Instilling confidence and self esteem for 47 years! older adults. More Information: https://www. Boy Scouts of America ST PATRICK CELEBRATION
Everyone wins a trophy and tiara. No experience muskingum.edu/news/02-12-25/muskingum- (734 Moorehead Ave. Zanesville) DAY
required. Go to www.sunburstbeauty.com for university-occupational-therapy-program-host- 6:00-9:00PM
further information and to register. Hope to see older-adult-health-and March 15
you there! The Zanesville Patriots will be hosting a remote VFW Post 1058
TELESCOPE OBSERVATION NIGHT Hand Count Road Show with Mark Cook, Cyber- (1318 Putnam Avenue Zanesville)
Security and Election System Cyber-Security
March 8 Matter Expert. This will be a presentation and 6PM - 10PM
Lewis Observatory work-group for the Zanesville Patriots, discussing Music, drinks, food. Reuben, chips and pickle $7,
(1425 Newark Rd, Zanesville) Ohio’s election problems. The work-group will from 6PM -8PM. $1 draft beer only 6PM - 10PM.
ADVERTISE IN THE DRESDEN BUZZ. Sunset then focus on what we need to do to put elections 50/50 Raffle.
740-270-2408 The Zanesville Astronomy Club, a NASA Night back into the hands of Ohio Citizens. The mission:
Ensure that our elections accurately and verifiably
Sky Network affiliate, has a telescope observa- represent the will of the people. Yes, even post
tion night on the 2nd Saturday of each month CONTINUED ON PAGE 14
2024 Election! We must fix our entire Election