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SATURDAY, May 18th
- Hocking Hills Spring Poker Run - 9:30am to 6pm; There is nothing like
spring in the Hocking Hills. Enjoy the colors of summer coming to life
during the Spring Poker Run! This year's route can be found on our
website (see the link below). You'll visit Rock House, Ash Cave, Lake
Hope Furnace, Old Man's Cave and end up at The Millstone Southern Smoked
BBQ for food, drinks, music & more. More than $2,000 in
cash and prizes will be given away! $20 single rider / $25 couple;
non-members $25 / $30. Sponsored by Friends of Hocking Hills State
Park. Starting point is Lake Logan State Park Beach; for details
visit http://www.hockinghillspokerrun.com or call 877-403-4477
SATURDAY, May 18th - Hocking
Hills Farmers Market - 9am to 1pm; Farm fresh produce and homemade
products. Tractor Supply Store at Hocking Mall, Chieftain Dr
& St Rt 664, Logan. For more information call Betty Shaw at
740-385-5306.
SATURDAY, May 18th - You're A Good Man Charlie Brown -
11:30am lunch, 12pm performance; Produced by the The Logan Theatre Group.
This musical follows "an average day in the life of Charlie
Brown." It is really just that - a day made up of little moments
picked from all the days of Charlie Brown, from Valentine's Day to the
baseball season, from wild optimism to utter despair, all mixed in with
the lives of his friends and strung together on the string of a single
day, from bright uncertain morning to hopeful starlit evening". The
Stagecoach, 225 East Main Street, Logan. Picnic-style food with
vegetarian options. Call 740-583-9475 for reservations, limited
seating, $10 dinner, $12 performance or $20 for both. Contact the Logan
Theatre Group at 740-583-9475 or logantheatregroup@gmail.com
for additional information.
Additional performance dates/times follow:
Friday, May 24, 2013 - 6pm -
The Music of "You're A Good Man Charlie Brown"; Cast will
perform all the songs from the show at M&M Family Diner.
Finger Food buffet, seating begins at 4pm
Call 740-583-9475 for reservations, limited seating, $15 per
person.
Based on The Comic Strip "Peanuts" by
Charles M. Schulz.
Book, Music and Lyrics by Clark M. Gesner.
Additional Dialogue by Michael Mayer.
Additional Music and Lyrics by Andrew Lippa.
Produced by arrangement with, and the music and
dialogue material furnished by Tams-Witmark Music Library, Inc.
SATURDAY, May 18th - Logan in
Bloom Annual Auction - 12:30pm to 1:30pm; Annual Logan beautification
kickoff. Vote for your favorite banner. Banners created by
Logan High School students and displayed along Main Street.
Worthington Park, corner of Main & Market Streets in downtown
Logan; FREE
SATURDAY, May 18th - 3rd Annual Meet Me on Main Street "Faces of the
50s" - 1:30pm to 6pm; View the vintage business and store front
signage and meet the many colorful characters that were the faces of Main
Street in the 1950's. (Anyone remember The Corn Crib at the NW corner of
Market St.?) Vintage autos, fun food, Beatle's "photo-op,"
tie-dying, hula hooping, sidewalk chalking. Meander on Main for
awhile and then gather at Worthington Park at 3 p.m. for a concert
featuring the memorable music of the Beatles as presented by The Lennon
Orchestra of Athens, Ohio (lawn chairs recommended).
Sponsored by Logan Town Center, Inc. Info: (740)
385-4781; FREE
MONDAY, May 20th - Flag
Ceremony - 10am; A new flag will be raised at the Bowen House. St.
John's School 5th and 6th graders will participate in the ceremony.
The Honor Guard will be present with bugler and a salute. The Bowen
House Community Center for Arts and Education, 196 N Market Street.
Call 740-385-0344 for more info. FREE
TUESDAY, May 21st - Planting
with Kellie - 10am; After breakfast, join Kellie, Inn Gardener
extraordinaire, and help her plant the Inn's vegetable garden. This is
weather permitting, of course (although Kellie does tend to work in a
light rain). There is no charge for this. In exchange for your hard
labor, we will treat you to lunch made by Chef Anthony. The Inn
& Spa at Cedar Falls, 21190 St Rt 374, Logan; 800-653-2557; FREE
WEDNESDAY, May 22nd -
Hocking Hills Farmers Market - 9am to 1pm; Farm fresh produce and
homemade products. Market Street, downtown Logan. For
more information call Betty Shaw at 740-385-5306
WEDNESDAY, May 22nd - Jam
Session at the Bowen House - 7pm to 8pm; Bring your instrument and have
fun playing with other musicians! The Bowen House Community Center
for Arts and Education, 196 N Market Street. Call 740-385-0344 for
more info. FREE
THURSDAY, May 23rd - Cedar
Falls Stroll - 3pm; Join the Hocking Hills State Park Naturalist to
explore Cedar Falls and discover the unique natural and cultural history
of this area of the park. Hocking Hills State Park, Cedar Falls,
State Route 374; call 740-385-6841 for more info; FREE
THURSDAY through MONDAY, May 23rd
to 27th - Annual Moonshine Festival - 5pm
Thursday & Friday; 11am Saturday; noon Sunday & Monday; Located
in the rolling hills of Southeastern Ohio, the festival features a
variety of events including a working Moonshine Still Display, local
history museum, flea market vendors, moonshine burgers, moonshine pie,
moonshine doggies, carnival rides and games, good food, souvenirs, talent
show, Cruise-In, and 2 parades concluding with the Grand Parade on
Memorial Day. Back by popular demand at the Moonshine
Festival we will have a Garden Tractor Pull, a Garden Tractor Demo Derby
and a Pedal Pull. Entertainment includes: Thursday evening - David
Wayne, Nashville Artist; Sat. evening - Johnny Hiland (fastest
guitar player in the world) and Tim McDonald, with special guests
Curt Guisinger and Audie Wykle; Sunday evening - Jeannie Kendell with
special guest Haley Watson. Main Street in New Straitsville; call
740-394-2239 or 740-394-2727 for more info.
FRIDAY, May 24th - Ridgetops
& Hollers - 2pm; Ever wonder about the difference between a ridgetop
and a 'holler'? Join the naturalist at the Ash Cave parking area to
find out. Hocking Hills State Park, Ash Cave, State Route 56; call
740-385-6841 for more info; FREE
FRIDAY, May 24th - Hidden
Worlds Revealed at Starbrick Gallery - 5pm to 9pm; Photographer Jim
Shirey's work with a macro-lens exposes a veiled and secreted world. His
work invites the viewer through this veil by depicting natural objects as
centers of power lying just beyond the physical limits of vision.
After the show's opening on May 24, it will continue daily through June
23 with the hours of: Mon-Sat 10 to 5 and Sun 12 to 5. Starbrick
Gallery, 21 W Columbus St, Nelsonville; call 740-753-1011 for more info;
FREE
FRIDAY, May 24th - Final
Fridays "Focus on Photography" - 5pm to 9pm; May's Final
Fridays celebration is actually being moved to a "Fourth
Friday" event in order to allow Nelsonville's Music Festival to have
May's final weekend all to itself! Focus on Photography - Tonight's
exhibition openings will be dedicated to the fine art of contemporary
photography. Visually arresting photographs and educated viewers meet to
celebrate the beauty, craft and vision of the medium. Additional hands-on
classes, tips from the pros, and demos will allow you to try out new
skills on the picturesque Historic Public Square. Historic Square
Arts District, Nelsonville; call 740-753-1011 for more info; FREE
SATURDAY, May 25th - Zombie
Race - Run for Your Lives! - 8am; Run For Your Lives is the world's first
interactive zombie-infested obstacle race experience. But you're not just
running against the clock - you're running from brain-hungry,
virus-spreading zombies. There will be a start line, and a finish line,
but what happens in between is up to you. There are multiple routes to
reach the finish. Choose wisely, or your 5k might turn into a 10k!
$67-$97 - Runners; $15-$25 - Spectators; Hocking Peaks, 15111 St Rt 664
S; call 740-385-1627 for info or visit http://www.runforyourlives.com/locations/ohio/ for registration and info.
SATURDAY, May 25th -
Hocking Hills Farmers Market - 9am to 1pm; Farm fresh produce and
homemade products. Tractor Supply Store at Hocking Mall,
Chieftain Dr & St Rt 664, Logan. For more information call
Betty Shaw at 740-385-5306.
SATURDAY AND SUNDAY, May 25th
& 26th - Duck Creek Log Jam Music
Festival - 9am gates open; A Music Festival of Roots, Bluegrass, Country,
Rock, Folk and What Have You. Two days and twenty bands.
Primitive camping included in admission. Camping options: Quiet/Family
Friendly, Party Down, Dispersed (more private sites). There are
limited RV sites available for an additional $30 - no hook-ups. $70
per person + $10 parking fee; Duck Creek Outdoor Event Center, 28508
Murphy Rd, Logan; visit http://www.duckcreeklogjam.com for details.
SATURDAY, May 25th - Wonders
of Old Man's Cave - 10am; Meet the Naturalist at the Naturalists' Cabin,
behind Old Man's Cave Visitor Center, for a short hike to discover some
facts about the history of the area and the rock formations that are
found throughout the park. Hocking Hills State Park, Old Man's
Cave, State Route 664 S; call 740-385-6841 for more info; FREE
SATURDAY, May 25th -
Hocking's Birds of Prey - 2pm; Join the Hocking Hills State Park
naturalist at the Naturalist Cabin near Old Man's Cave Visitor Center for
a closer look at Ohio's hawks, owls, eagles and vultures. Naturalist
Cabin will remain "Open" to explore and ask questions.
Hocking Hills State Park, Old Man's Cave, State Route 664 S; call
740-385-6841 for more info; FREE
SATURDAY, May 25th - Paella
& Sangria Celebration - 5pm to 8pm; With live entertainment featuring
a well-known Flamenco Guitarist! Featuring traditional Tapas Appetizers,
Homemade Spanish Sangria and, of course, the star of the show: Paella
Valenciana cooked over an open wood fire with Shrimp, Jersey Shore Clams
& Mussels, Barnegat Bay Blue Crabs, Scallops, Calamari, Chorizo
Sausage, Peas, Roasted Peppers, Saffron & Bomba Rice imported from
Spain. Fresh mixed local greens served with local feta and our Zinfandel
vinaigrette. And for dessert... Strawberry Shortcake with fresh
strawberries, Angel Food Cake infused with Coconut Rum, served with fresh
Whipped Cream. Manchester Hill Winery, 13160 Tarlton Rd,
Circleville; call 614-571-0750 or visit http://www.manchesterhill.com/ for reservations and info.
SATURDAY, May 25th - Romantic
Moonlight Tour - call for start time; Let the crickets serenade you under
a full moon on the Hocking River. Afterward, join us at a bonfire for
refreshments and live entertainment. $42 per canoe. Hocking Valley
Canoe Livery, 31251 Chieftain Dr; call 740-385-8685 for reservations.
MONDAY, May 27th - Memorial
Day Parade, Ceremonies & Picnic - Parade forms at 9:45am; Picnic runs
from 11 to 1; Logan's celebration of Memorial Day will begin with a
parade at 10 a.m. starting at the Logan Post Office at the corner of
Market & Hunter. The parade (which invites the participation of all
veterans) and all parade attendees will proceed up the hill to the Oak
Grove Cemetery, where a "laying of the wreath" ceremony will be
held. (Veterans don't need to be in uniform, and transportation will be
provided for those who choose not to walk up the hill to the cemetery.)
The parade will reform and return to downtown Logan's Worthington
Park (corner of Market & Main) for ceremonies beginning at 11 a.m.
After the ceremonies are completed, the Combined Veteran's Parade Committee
will provide lunch and have exhibits on display at the Bowen House (196
N. Market St.). Donations will be accepted to benefit Hocking
County's veterans associations (Am-Vets, American Legion, VFW, Korean War
Vets & Disabled Vets). Everyone is welcome to join in the
activities at any point along the way as we pay tribute to those whose
service and sacrifice we honor. FREE
WEDNESDAY, May 29th -
Hocking Hills Farmers Market - 9am to 1pm; Farm fresh produce and
homemade products. Market Street, downtown Logan. For
more information call Betty Shaw at 740-385-5306
THURSDAY, May 30th - Mad
Hatter's Tea - 2pm; Joanne Prisley will present her hat collection that
she began in 1946 at the age of 15. Ladies are invited to wear
hats. Tea, cakes and finger sandwiches will be served.
Participants will decorate a hat. Donations for supplies
appreciated. Call to reserve a spot.
The Bowen House Community Center for Arts and Education, 196
N Market Street; call 740-385-0344 or visit www.bowenhouse.org for reservations and info; FREE
THURSDAY, May 30th through
SUNDAY, June 2nd - Nelsonville Music
Festival - visit website for detailed schedule, tickets and line-up; Set
in the beautiful rolling hills of Southeastern Ohio, the Nelsonville
Music Festival is a four-day festival that celebrates music and local
artistry of our region. We take pride in offering a warm, accepting
environment where local artisans can sell and be recognized for their
work, where local, regional and national musicians instill their
awe-inspiring talents and festival goers can relax and enjoy the fruits
of our regional flavor. Festival benefits Stuart's Opera House.
$110 - $300/Weekend Pass; $50 - $75/Single Day Pass. Festival
location: Robbins Crossing at Hocking College, 3301 Hocking Parkway,
Nelsonville; call 740-753-1924 or visit http://www.nelsonvillefest.org/ for tickets and festival details.
ONGOING:
May 4th
through May 30th - Bud Simpson
Photography Exhibit; Nature's great beauty is captured through
the lens of this remarkable photographer. Regular house hours are 2
- 5 p.m. Tuesday through Saturday. Closed on Sunday and
Monday NOTE: THE HOUSE IS CLOSED ON MAY 25 AND MAY
28.The Bowen House Community Center for Arts and Education, 196 N
Market Street, Logan; 740-385-0344, www.bowenhouse.org;
FREE
May 24th
through June 23rd - Hidden Worlds
Revealed at Starbrick Gallery - 5pm to 9pm; Photographer Jim Shirey's
work with a macro-lens exposes a veiled and secreted world. His work
invites the viewer through this veil by depicting natural objects as
centers of power lying just beyond the physical limits of vision.
After the show's opening on May 24, it will continue daily through June
23 with the hours of: Mon-Sat 10 to 5 and Sun 12 to 5. Starbrick
Gallery, 21 W Columbus St, Nelsonville; call 740-753-1011 for more info;
FREE
SATURDAYS THROUGH MAY 4TH -
Shawnee Stories at Salt Petre Caves - 10am to noon; What an amazing Trek!
Come, listen and learn the circle of life as told by Shawnee story teller
Wehyehpihehrsehnhwah, (Way-u-per-shen-wa). His stories speak to the
circle of life and the way back to nature. They're powerful, fascinating
and evocative, filled with humor, happiness and wisdom. His songs are beautifully
in tune with our natural surroundings and he's someone you'll want to see
and hear. Imagine your kids coming face to face with a real, live
Shawnee! We meet at the State Rappelling Area parking lot at 9:30am.
Still photos are fine; no videos, flash cameras or cell phones. Advance
purchase required through our website (see link at right) - choose the
"Book a Trek" tab from our home page; https://hockinghillsadventuretrek.com.
State Park Rappelling Area is located on Big Pine Road. Hocking Hills
Adventure Trek, 740-777-2579
EVERYDAY - Adventure Treks -
10am; Mondays - Airplane Rock Trek, Tuesdays - Big Spring & Table
Rock Trek, Wednesdays - Chapel Cave Trek, Thursdays - Spruce Hollow
One-Way Trek, Fridays - Sheick Hollow Trek, Saturdays - Little Rocky Preserve
Trek, Sundays - Rocky Fork One-Way Trek. Treks are different lengths. All
begin at State Rappelling Area; meet 30 minutes before departure.
Reservations are required. Advance purchase required through our website;
https://hockinghillsadventuretrek.com
choose the "Book a Trek" tab from our home page. Call
740-777-2579 for more info. Don't see the Trek you want on the day that
suits your schedule? No problem, call and arrange for custom Trek.
SATURDAYS - Rappelling Trek -
10am; For mainstream climbers, rappelling is simply "the way
down." For adventurous thrill seekers and first time visitors to the
Hocking Hills it's an adrenaline rush unlike anything else. On the day of
your rappelling trek, our expert guides walk you through the basics of
safety, equipment, setup, technique and use of rappel devices. You'll
begin on 20 to 30 foot walls and move to higher ground. Many first timers
conquer Amazing Grace at 80' and some do Big Springs at 107' or Bent Tree
at 120'. The experience is awesome. Equipment provided includes: helmet,
ropes, rappel devices, adjustable harness and gloves. We meet at the
Rappelling area parking lot at 9:30am. Be sure to review our website for
FAQs and other things you'll need to know or bring. This four hour trek
is only offered to able bodied people. Minimum weight is 80 lbs. - all
kids must have a parent present. Rappelling treks can be scheduled for
dates not listed, just call or email to arrange dates. This adventure is
weather permitting! $280 for first 1 0r 2 people; $140 for each
additional person; max 4 people; 4 hours. Advance purchase required
through our website; https://hockinghillsadventuretrek.com choose the "Book a Trek" tab from our home page.
Call 740-777-2579 for more info.
SUNDAYS - Rock Climbing Trek -
10am; The Hocking State Forest Rappelling and Climbing area offers a
convenient location and an excellent opportunity to be introduced to rock
climbing and top rope climbing basics. Safety is our number one concern.
Our expert guides are schooled and practiced in achieving and maintaining
the highest safety standards. Beginners are taught basic setup, technique
and use of rappel devices. You'll start out climbing 10 to 20 foot walls
and may reach 40'. Experienced to advanced climbers will be surprised by
the challenge and skill development opportunity this area provides.
Review our website for complete details. Pricing: $240 for 1 or 2 people,
$120 for the 3rd person, add'l $120 for the 4th person. Contact us
directly if you'd like to schedule a group larger than four. All
participants must demonstrate physical capability and discipline to
safety. Minimum weight is 80 lbs and kids must have a parent present.
This trek can be schedule for any day of the week, year round, weather
permitting. Reservations are required. Advance purchase required through
our website; https://hockinghillsadventuretrek.com choose the "Book a Trek" tab from our home page.
Call 740-777-2579 for more info.
MONDAYS - Acrylic Painting
Workshop - Join Artist Suzanne Hiser in painting flowers this 2 hour
workshop on Mondays from 10am0in. She will work with you on drawing,
shaping and shading techniques that will bring out the beauty of our
seasonal flowers. Fee: $25; All supplies are provided and suitable for
all ages. Contact Audrey Martin, 740-596-1913 to reserve your spot in the
workshop
WEDNESDAYS AND FRIDAYS THROUGH
SUNDAYS - Beginner Bead Making Class - 11am, 1pm, 3pm & 5pm; (1 hour
class) Beginner Bead Making Classes. Have fun learning to melt glass
while making your own glass beads and charms for bracelets, necklaces and
earrings. Everything is supplied that you need to make beautiful glass
beads. Ages 14 and up. $25 per person; call for reservations and class
times - 740-385-1384; Liquid Light Gallery, 18345 Krinn Unger Keck Rd,
Logan
THURSDAYS & SATURDAYS -
Stained Glass Workshop - 10am to noon; Learn basic copper foil stained
glass techniques with Audrey Martin. Classes are two hours long and all
supplies are provided. At the end of the class you will walk away with
your completed project and the knowledge to dive into more sophisticated
glass projects. Fee: $25; All supplies are provided. Contact Audrey
Martin, 740-596-1913 to schedule your stained glass workshop. 63775 SR
56, Creola, Ohio 45622, just 3 miles east of Ash Cave at Scenic Way Gifts
and Art Glass Studio. Call for additional days and times.
WEDNESDAYS - Yoga in the Hills
- Blue Valley Massage & Traveling Spa - call 888-74-PEACE (747-3223)
for location; $10 5pm to 6pm; This class is offered surrounded by the
beauty of the Hocking Hills. Weather permitting classes are outside on
our wonderful deck among the trees. This class is perfect for the
beginner or those recovering from injuries. Groups are welcome! Call
ahead for details - we may be having class, with our wonderful
instructor, at a waterfall near you!
NEW AT M&M FAMILY DINER -
Build Your Own Salad Bar - daily; includes your choice of soup or baked
potato - one trip to build your salad and one trip to load your potato.
$6.99; Additional trips extra. Friday evenings enjoy Fish Specials and
Upscale Dinners. New Hours: Monday - Thursday 7am to 3pm; Friday 7am to
8pm; Saturday 7am to 3pm; Sunday 8am to 2pm. Hold your special event at
M&M Diner. They will be happy to open for your group. Call Michelle
for details. M&M Family Diner, 34 W Main St, Logan; 740-380-9181
EVERY WEDNESDAY & SATURDAY
- Hocking Hills Farmer's Market - 9am to 1pm; Wednesdays at Worthington
Park - corner of Main & Market Streets in Downtown Logan; Saturdays
at Tractor Supply in the Hocking Mall at St Rt 664 & Chieftain Dr,
Logan. Farm fresh produce and homemade products. For more
information call Betty Shaw at 740-385-5306.
EVERY FRIDAY, SATURDAY &
SUNDAY - Flea & Farmers' Market at Hocking Hills Market; US 33,
Rockbridge
EVERY SATURDAY & WEDNESDAY
- Athens Farmers Market's - 10am to 1pm. Come meet the farmers and
producers behind the local food movement. Look for vendors selling
produce, meats, eggs, cheese, jarred products, baked goods and lots more.
Location: Market on State, 1002 E State St , Athens; for more info call
740-593-6763 or visit http://www.athensfarmersmarket.org
DAILY - SALT AND PEPPER SHAKER
MUSEUM AT FIDDLESTIX; View several hundred vintage figural salt and pepper
shaker sets at Fiddlestix Village; 24180 St. Rt. 93 just south of the St.
Rt. 56/93 intersection. A changing display of shaker sets are arranged by
categories on shelves in three large windows. Groups include, various
animals, people, holidays birds, fish, tools, buildings, vacation
souvenirs and many more. Most of the sets are from the 1940s to the
present. A smaller window hosts a monthly special exhibit. The best
viewing time is between 11 a.m. - 3 p.m. Viewers are invited at their own
risk, and the exhibit is open unless there is snow or ice on the parking
lot. Fiddlestix Village, 24180 St. Rt. 93, Creola- (Do not go to Creola ~
this is a mapping address.) The location is just south of the
intersection of St. Rts. 56 and 93, close to Ash Cave. For more
information, call Historic Host; 740-596-2408 or 740-753-3105. FREE
DAILY - Paul A. Johnson Pencil
Sharpener Museum - Mon to Sat, 9am to 5pm; Sun 11am to 5pm; Rev. Paul
Johnson began his collection over 20 years ago. His Pencil Sharpener
Museum, previously located at his home, has been moved to the Welcome
Center and is open daily. This amazing collection of over 3400 pencil
sharpeners has been featured in national magazines and is reputed to be
the largest collection in the United States. Hocking Hills Regional
Welcome Center, 13178 St. Rt. 664 S, Logan; 740-385-9706; FREE
DAILY (Mon - Sat) The Columbus
Washboard Company Museum and Gift Shop - There is so much history from
our company and building's past that we wish to share it with everyone.
The tour will not only provide historical information, but will also
include the opportunity to observe the manufacturing of washboards, and
participate in making music with the washboard. The factory will operate
daily, as usual, with our washboards being produced one at a time by
hand. We are the only manufacturer of washboards remaining in the United
States. Our gift shop features our washboards, memorabilia and new line
of vintage soaps. The Museum is a WiFi hotspot and offers snacks and
beverages, for a place to relax and take care of business. Tours will be
offered Monday through Friday at 10:00am, noon, and 2:00pm; Saturdays by
appointment. Special arrangements will be made for large groups. Museum
hours are Monday through Friday 9:00am to 3:00pm and Saturday by
appointment. Tours are $4 which includes souvenir magnet. Columbus
Washboard Factory, 14 Gallagher Ave, Logan; 740-380-3828
Catch a
movie this weekend! Movies 10 (on US 33, just south of Nelsonville) has
the best deal going for first run movies - $4 / all ages, all seats, all
times (3D movies have extra charge). For times visit http://www.moviesten.com
or call 740-753-3400. Bring the kids to the Fun Barn for arcade games,
rides and snacks.
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