Community Calendar

Ages 18 and up
(Ages 14 and up may attend with an adult guardian)
Friday, June 5
9:00 – 10:00 p.m.
Forest Field Park
2100 E. Centerville Station Rd.

Ommmmm … Method Yoga Studio owner and instructor Megan Lees will lead this outdoor yoga class in the peaceful park setting. We will provide glow bracelets for all participants to wear!

This yoga class is for all levels and will include a warm-up, breathwork, standing poses, flowing poses and end with relaxation. Please bring your yoga mat and water. Dress comfortably.

Divine Core Transformation presents the 4th Annual Awakening Gala: “Releasing the Past, Rising to the Purpose,” an evening dedicated to healing, empowerment, and breaking cycles impacting vulnerable individuals and families throughout our community.

The event will feature powerful speakers, live music, dinner, and community recognition while raising support for programs focused on trauma recovery, toxic relationship awareness, addiction recovery, incarceration reentry support, housing stability, and life transformation services.

Led by Executive Director Dr. Rhonda F. Smith, Divine Core Transformation is committed to restoring hope and empowering individuals through education, advocacy, and community support.

Sponsorship opportunities and tickets are available now. Community members, organizations, and supporters are encouraged to attend and help make a difference.

Learn more and register at:

Join us in the Wingert Tossey Pavilion at Snyder Park Gardens & Arboretum for yoga this summer! Our instructors, Emily and Casey, will guide you through gentle exercises in the beauty of the gardens. Our first session starts on June 8th at 9:30 – 11:00 a.m. All skill levels are welcome, from beginner to advanced. Bring your water and enthusiasm for a great time in nature.

This will be a time to share a cup of coffee or 2, and relax and have casual conversation.

(If there are any questions, please call me, Barbara Neyhouse at 937-287-7334. Thank you.)

The Noatak Wild River and Gates of the Arctic National Park are located in Alaska above the Arctic Circle. The river runs 333 miles from its source in Gates of the Arctic National Park to the Kelly River in the Noatak National Preserve. The river continues another 150 miles to Kotzebue Sound, the Chukchi Sea, and the Arctic Ocean. Noatak – means “passage to the interior.” There are no roads, campgrounds, maintained trails, ranger stations, or other visitor amenities. This is the largest watershed in North America essentially untouched by human activity.

National Parks not only deliver stunning landscapes but they also provide mental/emotional, physical, social and educational benefits to those who take advantage of recreational opportunities in the great out-of-doors.

Student Orientation Session for newly enrolled students: We'll cover everything you need to know for a great start, including Academics, Attendance, Dress Code, and our Learning Management System. We'll also give you a tour of the campus and classrooms so you know exactly where you're going, and we'll help you set up your new laptop. We try to have some fun, too!

Situated near major educational and research institutions, this city plays a significant role in regional healthcare services. Its medical providers offer a wide range of specialized care and wellness programs. Fairborn is also known for its strong community spirit, recreational opportunities, and scenic trails that encourage outdoor activity. The city's focus on both health and community development makes it a thriving place to live and visit.

All ages (station activities will be for ages 3 – 8)
Saturday, June 13
9:00 – 10:30 a.m.
Iron Horse Park
6161 Millshire Dr.

Bring out your favorite set of (non-motorized) tires for this Fun Run on wheels! Big wheels, wagons, bikes, strollers, wheelchairs, scooters and more will zoom around the paved loop. Fun facts about how Centerville's transportation was in the past (including why Iron Horse Park has a train theme!) will be included as pit stops along the way. 100-meter dash begins at 9:30am.

For the 0.6-mile course, you can record your time and share it with us at the welcome table for a prize! This event is sponsored by Bike Centerville.

Join us in the Wingert Tossey Pavilion at Snyder Park Gardens & Arboretum for yoga this summer! Our instructors, Emily and Casey, will guide you through gentle exercises in the beauty of the gardens. Our first session starts on June 8th at 9:30 – 11:00 a.m. All skill levels are welcome, from beginner to advanced. Bring your water and enthusiasm for a great time in nature.

Join us in the Wingert Tossey Pavilion at Snyder Park Gardens & Arboretum for yoga this summer! Our instructors, Emily and Casey, will guide you through gentle exercises in the beauty of the gardens. Our first session starts on June 8th at 9:30 – 11:00 a.m. All skill levels are welcome, from beginner to advanced. Bring your water and enthusiasm for a great time in nature.

We are hosting a red cross blood drive. Walk-ins welcome or appointments available at redcrossblood.org/give (Sponsor Code: FBCF)