Join your friends, family, and community in celebrating Pride Month with a potluck at Dorney Plaza! Bring your favorite dish to share, and enjoy good food, great company, and a […]
Join Findlay Brewing Company's Drag Brunch! There will be an exclusive brunch menu while supplies last. Seating will be first come, first served and you take part in all-day happy […]
Interested in learning more about instant-pot/multicookers or are you afraid of pressure cooking Join Extension FCS Educator, Jennifer Little, to learn more about ways to speed up your meal prep […]
FHCPL invites you to a monthly lunchtime adventure around the world with Passport Picnic! Each session, international residents from Findlay will whisk you away to a different country through engaging 30-40 minute presentations. As you enjoy your lunch, you'll delve into the rich tapestry of various cultures, religions, education systems, foods, entertainment, daily lives, and […]
Energy from the sun is powerful enough to cook food. Learn how to create a solar cooker made from a pizza box and aluminum foil. Homemade solar cookers will be on display. Quesadillas will be prepared and samples will be given. Meet at the Discovery Center Porch. All ages are welcome to this free event, […]
Join us for an unforgettable evening at the Hancock Historical Museum's History with a Twist event, where the past meets the present in a lively competition! Local bartenders will showcase […]
Time to whip up some zesty fruit salsa and scrumptious cinnamon chips! Teens will dive into the colorful world of feelings and how to master them. Get your aprons and […]
Berries were an important food source for families back in the 1800s. Strawberries, blueberries, raspberries, and blackberries could be grown in the family garden or foraged in the forest. Learn the different ways these fruits can be used, including pies, preserves, and dried for later consumption. Stop by the McKinnis house for a taste of […]
Pack your lunch and your curiosity—this month, Passport Picnic is headed to Bulgaria! The Findlay-Hancock County Public Library invites you to a monthly lunchtime adventure where each session explores a […]
The term “blue zones” references places in the world where residents have longer, healthier lives. The concept was borne out of demographic work done by Gianni Pes and Michel Poulain […]
