Community Calendar

All ages
Saturday, June 27
10:00 a.m. – noon
Schoolhouse Park
1875 Nutt Rd.

A fun-filled day enjoying tennis! Visit stations with games that show you the tennis basics. Join in on a quick game! Participants should wear tennis shoes and are encouraged to bring their own racquet.

Registration is not required.

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.

The Centerville-Washington Park District and Foundation for Centerville-Washington Parks are teaming up for an evening of dinks, drinks, and big designs (drinks are non-alcoholic). We have six courts that have served the community well, but it’s time for a refresh. We are planning a court resurfacing and plan to add the shade and seating you’ve been asking for!

Stop by the Park District tent to review the NEW concept plan and provide your feedback. The Foundation for Centerville-Washington Parks has exciting donation opportunities available to support the permanent shade and seating. Help make your mark on this popular park amenity.

If you’re a newcomer to pickleball, we will have a pickleball ambassador onsite to give introductory skills instruction. And for seasoned players, jump on the courts for some open play.

Antioch College invites you to a week-long creative workshop exploring Myths, Magic, and Folklore through Clay and the Creative Spirit. This immersive experience is designed for adults interested in bringing stories to life through handcrafted mixed-media figures. Participants will develop their own character(s) inspired by folklore, mythology, or family history, creating small mixed-medium figures such as dolls, puppets, or sculptures with clay-formed hands, feet, and faces. Workshops will be led by Juliellen Byrne, Lead Instructor, and Amy Ivanoff, Studio Assistant, and participants will be offered inspiration from folklore through a series of story-based talks led by Maureen Pritchard. Finished pieces will be glazed, fired, and assembled for a special exhibition at the Antioch College Herndon Gallery on Friday evening, July 31st.

Antioch College invites you to a week-long creative workshop exploring Myths, Magic, and Folklore through Clay and the Creative Spirit. This immersive experience is designed for adults interested in bringing stories to life through handcrafted mixed-media figures. Participants will develop their own character(s) inspired by folklore, mythology, or family history, creating small mixed-medium figures such as dolls, puppets, or sculptures with clay-formed hands, feet, and faces. Workshops will be led by Juliellen Byrne, Lead Instructor, and Amy Ivanoff, Studio Assistant, and participants will be offered inspiration from folklore through a series of story-based talks led by Maureen Pritchard. Finished pieces will be glazed, fired, and assembled for a special exhibition at the Antioch College Herndon Gallery on Friday evening, July 31st.

Antioch College invites you to a week-long creative workshop exploring Myths, Magic, and Folklore through Clay and the Creative Spirit. This immersive experience is designed for adults interested in bringing stories to life through handcrafted mixed-media figures. Participants will develop their own character(s) inspired by folklore, mythology, or family history, creating small mixed-medium figures such as dolls, puppets, or sculptures with clay-formed hands, feet, and faces. Workshops will be led by Juliellen Byrne, Lead Instructor, and Amy Ivanoff, Studio Assistant, and participants will be offered inspiration from folklore through a series of story-based talks led by Maureen Pritchard. Finished pieces will be glazed, fired, and assembled for a special exhibition at the Antioch College Herndon Gallery on Friday evening, July 31st.

Antioch College invites you to a week-long creative workshop exploring Myths, Magic, and Folklore through Clay and the Creative Spirit. This immersive experience is designed for adults interested in bringing stories to life through handcrafted mixed-media figures. Participants will develop their own character(s) inspired by folklore, mythology, or family history, creating small mixed-medium figures such as dolls, puppets, or sculptures with clay-formed hands, feet, and faces. Workshops will be led by Juliellen Byrne, Lead Instructor, and Amy Ivanoff, Studio Assistant, and participants will be offered inspiration from folklore through a series of story-based talks led by Maureen Pritchard. Finished pieces will be glazed, fired, and assembled for a special exhibition at the Antioch College Herndon Gallery on Friday evening, July 31st.

Antioch College invites you to a week-long creative workshop exploring Myths, Magic, and Folklore through Clay and the Creative Spirit. This immersive experience is designed for adults interested in bringing stories to life through handcrafted mixed-media figures. Participants will develop their own character(s) inspired by folklore, mythology, or family history, creating small mixed-medium figures such as dolls, puppets, or sculptures with clay-formed hands, feet, and faces. Workshops will be led by Juliellen Byrne, Lead Instructor, and Amy Ivanoff, Studio Assistant, and participants will be offered inspiration from folklore through a series of story-based talks led by Maureen Pritchard. Finished pieces will be glazed, fired, and assembled for a special exhibition at the Antioch College Herndon Gallery on Friday evening, July 31st.

Antioch College invites you to a week-long creative workshop exploring Myths, Magic, and Folklore through Clay and the Creative Spirit. This immersive experience is designed for adults interested in bringing stories to life through handcrafted mixed-media figures. Participants will develop their own character(s) inspired by folklore, mythology, or family history, creating small mixed-medium figures such as dolls, puppets, or sculptures with clay-formed hands, feet, and faces. Workshops will be led by Juliellen Byrne, Lead Instructor, and Amy Ivanoff, Studio Assistant, and participants will be offered inspiration from folklore through a series of story-based talks led by Maureen Pritchard. Finished pieces will be glazed, fired, and assembled for a special exhibition at the Antioch College Herndon Gallery on Friday evening, July 31st.

Antioch College invites you to a week-long creative workshop exploring Myths, Magic, and Folklore through Clay and the Creative Spirit. This immersive experience is designed for adults interested in bringing stories to life through handcrafted mixed-media figures. Participants will develop their own character(s) inspired by folklore, mythology, or family history, creating small mixed-medium figures such as dolls, puppets, or sculptures with clay-formed hands, feet, and faces. Workshops will be led by Juliellen Byrne, Lead Instructor, and Amy Ivanoff, Studio Assistant, and participants will be offered inspiration from folklore through a series of story-based talks led by Maureen Pritchard. Finished pieces will be glazed, fired, and assembled for a special exhibition at the Antioch College Herndon Gallery on Friday evening, July 31st.