Ready, Set, High School! Transition into High School from 5-6 PM. This Program is for upcoming 9 graders only. We welcome all Hancock County students beginning high school for the 2025/2026 school year. This will be followed by a Bike Safety Event 6-7 PM for students in grades 6-12. Join us for an engaging and […]
ArtWalk, a favorite event in Findlay, is an event taking place four times a year – the first Fridays in February, May, August, and November. This is a free event that is open to the whole family. See the ArtWalk Facebook page here and the ArtWalk Instagram page here!
Celebrate the 20th anniversary of Car Tunes on Main! Main Street in Downtown Findlay will be closed for Car Tunes! Enjoy music provided by a DJ in front of the courthouse as you walk through Downtown to see all the vehicles. New this year is a Semi Class! Vehicle registration will take place from 10 […]
Looking to clear out extra supplies? Need something for the new school year? Join your friends at the library for a free School Supply Swap where students can donate or pick up gently used or new school supplies. No donation is required to participate. All students in grades 6–12 are welcome to attend and pick […]
Mini Mayhem Swap at the Library! Have extra miniatures, or little collectible treasures you'd like to trade? Join your friends at the library for an all things mini swap at the library. Are you into collecting mini verse, dollhouse furniture, mini books, tiny animal figures, mini food, or hobbit garden decor? This is your chance […]
Join Katy Mercer for an evening of yoga bliss at the library. This slow flow yoga class will focus on breathwork, gentle movement, & meditation. Participants will experience deep relaxation for the body, mind, & soul. Class will culminate with sound healing. Please bring a yoga mat and water bottle to class. Space is limited […]
Join students from our friendship city -- Kawaguchi City, Japan – to try Japanese calligraphy and learn about the Japanese star festival, Tanabata. Participants will hear the legend behind Tanabata and create a tanzaku, a wish written on a colorful strip of paper. Grades 2 and up. Children 8 and under should be accompanied by […]
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 and published in the Journal of Experimental Gerontology. Research on this concept has resulted in identification of key lifestyle habits associated with longevity and healthy […]
Join your friends at the library for an exciting game of adult book bingo at the library. Enjoy an afternoon of fun, community, and the chance to win book prizes. Book prizes will be adult gently used items or advanced reader copies. No experience is needed and all necessary materials will be provided. Bring a […]
Join us for a night of adventure and nostalgia at the Bill & Gail Miller Outdoor Classic Movie Night on August 16th at the Hancock Historical Museum! This year, we're thrilled to present the beloved classic The Goonies (1985), a film that has captured the hearts of generations with its thrilling treasure hunt and unforgettable […]
