Take part in a ninja experience! Taking place at YMCA East Branch, the cost is $5 for participants and is open ages 10 and older. Registration is required. Ninjas are actually experts at gathering information and using medicinal and poisonous herbs. Listen to special guest Hiroshi Ikeda, who has been giving lectures in Europe, America […]
Okonomiyaki is a Japanese savory pancake. Come in and learn how to prepare this popular street food with our friends at the library. Registration is required, register at FindlayLibrary.org or by calling 419-422-1712.
Let’s learn Japanese culture through food! Come prepare and eat Japanese foods with Japanese students from The University of Findlay! Foods on the menu are Onigiri (rice ball), Yakisoba (fried noodle), and O-misoshiru (miso soup). Registration is required at findlaylibrary.org. If you have any food allergies, please email Jen Hoadley at jhoadley@findlaylibrary.org when you register […]
A Celebration of Native American Culture. Everyone is welcome; come enjoy Drumming, Singing, Intertribal Dancing, Native American Food, Traders / Vendors, Village – Cultural Demonstrations, Mini Petting Zoo & other children & family activities onsite. Featuring host drum, Thunder Nation and co-host drum, War Pony. Drums by Invitation Only. Traditional Native American Flutist- Michael Frerichs […]
Celebrating the contributions and history of Hispanics/Latinx people, we want to have a party! There will be dancing by representatives of many Hispanic countries, music, cultural costumes, children's activities, merch booths, food trucks and so much more!
November is Native American Heritage Month. Come and learn about the history of Native Americans here in Ohio with Hancock Park District. First, learn about the prehistoric people of Ohio from the Paleo-Indians to the Hopewell and Fort Ancient people. Learn what archeology has discovered about their lives and view some local artifacts from the […]
This month, join Japanese students from the University of Findlay! We’ll be making origami, playing Japanese games, and enjoying Japanese snacks. This program is open to students in grades 2-6, children 8 and under should be accompanied by an adult. Supplies are limited, and registration is required!
After a story with Hancock Park District about how the spirit Raven brought the sun to the world, program staff will talk about the Native Americans of the Pacific Northwest. Children can create their own raven based off Pacific Northwest native art. Meet at the Discovery Center. This free event is open to children ages […]
Join your friends at the Black Heritage & Multicultural Center for a community-wide celebration of the Jewish holiday of Hanukkah. All are welcome regardless of faith to learn about and/or join in the celebration. Educational programming and traditional music and food will be shared. This program is sponsored by The Findlay-Hancock County Community Foundation.
Your friends at Black Heritage Library & Multicultural Center will be starting Black History Month with Movie & Discussion nights on Tuesday nights, starting on Feb. 6th, 2024. The movie trailers will be posted weekly on the Facebook site. Count on thought-provoking presentations on hot topics! Fun discussions guaranteed! Popcorn and water on site. You […]
