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Summer Traditions Return with Deercreek Dam Days

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The start of summer in Pickaway County comes with the familiar sounds of festival rides, live music drifting through the evening air, fireworks over the park, and families gathering for one of the region’s longtime traditions.

Deercreek Dam Days returns to Williamsport May 27 through May 30, bringing four days of entertainment, community celebrations, and summer fun near Deer Creek State Park.

For many families, the festival marks the unofficial start of the season. Days are spent exploring festival grounds, grabbing fair food favorites, catching up with friends, and enjoying live entertainment under the lights. Nearby Deer Creek State Park and Deer Creek Lodge add to the experience with opportunities for camping, boating, hiking, fishing, kayaking, and lakeside relaxation throughout the weekend.

This year’s festival lineup includes live music throughout the event with Rob Adams performing Thursday evening, Seventy 80 taking the stage Friday night, and Saturday performances from 10 Talents and Direct Energy.

Friday night’s fireworks show is set for 10 p.m., lighting up the sky over the festival grounds and continuing one of the weekend’s favorite traditions.

Saturday features a full day of activities including the festival 5K, patriotic baby contest, parade, Kids Fest, and the Kids Buckeye Tractor Pull. Kids Fest includes bounce houses, face painting, farm animals, local EMS and fire vehicles, and family activities presented by area organizations and community partners.

Throughout the festival, visitors can also enjoy midway rides, food vendors, contests, bingo, and the beer garden near the main stage.

Beyond the festival itself, the Deer Creek region offers visitors a chance to turn the weekend into a getaway. Deer Creek State Park remains one of Pickaway County’s outdoor destinations, known for its scenic lake views, golf course, marina, cabins, campground, and trails. Local restaurants, small businesses, and nearby communities add to the experience throughout Memorial Day week.

Festival season continues across Pickaway County throughout the summer with live music series, outdoor events, farmers markets, community celebrations, and seasonal attractions happening countywide.

Deercreek Dam Days takes place May 27-30, 2026 in Williamsport, Ohio. Admission is free.

For additional festival information and a complete schedule, visit www.DeercreekDamDays.com.

Discover more summer events and experiences throughout Pickaway County at www.Pickaway.com.

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Make It a Pickaway Summer: Festivals, Fairs, and Live Music in Pickaway County

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Summer in Pickaway County is made for community traditions, live music, fair food, fireworks, and small-town celebrations. From Williamsport to Commercial Point, Circleville to Ashville, the season brings plenty of reasons to plan a day trip, weekend visit, or evening out close to home.

Use this guide to save the dates, explore local events, and make the most of summer in Pickaway County.

Deercreek Dam Days Festival

May 27–30 | Williamsport, Ohio

Deercreek Dam Days kicks off the summer festival season in Williamsport with four days of community events, live music, food, and hometown fun. Visitors can enjoy everything from the 5K and bingo night to concerts, family activities, and a fireworks finale.

It is a favorite local tradition and a great way to spend Memorial Day week in Pickaway County.

Commercial Point Homecoming Festival

June 10–13 | Commercial Point, Ohio

The Commercial Point Homecoming Festival returns with several days of food, rides, entertainment, and small-town tradition in northern Pickaway County.

Come for the festival food and rides, stay for the small-town welcome that makes Pickaway County feel like home.

Pickaway County Fair

June 20–27 | Circleville, Ohio

Fair week returns to the Pickaway Agriculture and Event Center in Circleville, bringing a full week of livestock shows, fair food, rides, exhibits, entertainment, and grandstand traditions.

From families making memories to visitors experiencing a classic county fair, the Pickaway County Fair is one of the signature events of the summer season.

Ashville 4th of July Celebration

June 30–July 4 | Ashville, Ohio

The Ashville 4th of July Celebration is one of Pickaway County’s most beloved summer traditions. This multi-day celebration brings the community together with festival food, entertainment, rides, parades, and patriotic fun leading up to the Fourth of July.

Plan a visit to Ashville and enjoy one of the region’s favorite Independence Day celebrations.

7 Mile Bluegrass Festival

July 23–25 | Circleville, Ohio

The 7 Mile Bluegrass Festival returns to the Pickaway County Agriculture & Event Center for three days of live music, community, and bluegrass tradition.

This year’s lineup includes artists like Junior Sisk, Blue Highway, Larry Sparks, and more, with performances scheduled throughout the weekend. Admission is collected through non-perishable food donations, supporting veterans in transition and the Chillicothe VA.

Ashville Food Truck and Community Fest

August 7–8 | Ashville, Ohio

Ashville Food Truck and Community Fest brings food, entertainment, and community fun to the heart of Ashville. With a variety of food trucks and local activities, it is a great late-summer stop for families, friends, and anyone looking for a casual night out in Pickaway County.

Bring your appetite and enjoy a summer evening in one of Pickaway County’s welcoming communities.

Circleville Pumpkin Show

October 21–24 | Circleville, Ohio

While it may be a fall tradition, the Circleville Pumpkin Show is always worth adding to your calendar early. Known as “The Greatest Free Show on Earth,” this beloved event fills downtown Circleville with parades, pumpkins, entertainment, food, contests, and generations of tradition.

It is one of Ohio’s most iconic festivals and a must-see event in Pickaway County.

Plan Your Pickaway Summer

Make the most of your visit by pairing these events with local restaurants, shops, parks, trails, and overnight stays throughout Pickaway County. Whether you are planning a full weekend or looking for a summer night out, there is always something happening here.

Make it a Pickaway summer. Explore more events, places to visit, and trip ideas at Pickaway.com.

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Where to Find Farmers Markets in Pickaway County This Season

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Fresh, local, and back in season, farmers markets across Pickaway County offer a simple way to enjoy the flavors of summer while supporting local growers and makers.

From small-town gatherings to evening markets set against downtown storefronts, each location brings its own rhythm to the season. Whether you are looking for produce, baked goods, or handmade items, these markets provide an easy reason to get out and explore.

Commercial Point Farmer & Vendor Market

10 W. Scioto Street, Commercial Point
May 9 · June 6 · July 11 · August 8
10:00 AM – 1:00 PM

A relaxed, small-town market featuring a mix of vendors and seasonal offerings in the heart of Commercial Point.

South Bloomfield Summer Market

Marvin Webster Park, 5000 Park Place, South Bloomfield
June 12 · July 10 · July 24 (Kids Vendor Market) · August 7
6:00 PM – 9:00 PM

An evening market set in the park, offering a community-focused atmosphere and a special opportunity to support young entrepreneurs during the kids vendor day.

Ashville Community Market

Ashville Park, Ashville
May 23 · June 20 · July 18 · August 22
9:00 AM – 12:00 PM

A traditional morning market with local vendors and a welcoming setting that reflects the pace of a summer Saturday.

Uptown Circleville Farmers Market

Watt Street beside JoyHouse Coffee, Circleville
May 28 · June 25 · July 23 · August 27
5:00 PM – 8:00 PM

An evening market in Uptown Circleville, where visitors can browse vendors before or after dinner, enjoy a coffee, and spend time exploring downtown.

Farmers markets are an easy way to experience the season across Pickaway County. Each stop offers something different, creating opportunities to visit multiple communities while enjoying fresh, local products.

For additional events and updates throughout the season, visit Pickaway.com.

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Mother’s Day Weekend in Pickaway County

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Mother’s Day weekend is one of the better weekends of the spring in Pickaway County. The weather is usually good, things are blooming, and there’s enough going on that you can build a whole day — or two — without leaving the county.

Here’s a roundup of ideas, from picking your own bouquet to spending a morning outside together.

Pick Her a Bouquet at Blossoms at the Bend

This one is the gem. Blossoms at the Bend is a u-pick flower farm on Williamsport Pike run by two sisters who have been growing flowers on the property since 2011. The fields are chemical-free, the operation runs on the honor system, and a bouquet costs $3.

You show up, grab the scissors they leave out, walk the rows, and cut what you like. Peonies, snapdragons, delphiniums, zinnias — what’s blooming depends on the season, but spring is one of the best times to go. The sisters have said they especially love it when mothers bring kids out to pick their own bouquets. It shows.

Even if nobody’s home, you’re welcome to walk the fields and leave your payment in the lock box. It’s that kind of place.

Blossoms at the Bend 5564 Williamsport Pike, Williamsport Open dawn to dusk, May through September pickaway.com/places/blossoms-at-the-bend/

Take a Wildflower Walk Together

The Pickaway County Park District hosts guided wildflower walks through local preserves in the spring — a naturalist-led stroll through the blooms with no agenda other than getting outside and paying attention to what’s around you. It’s free, it’s family-friendly, and it’s the kind of thing people mean when they say they want to do something different this year.

Programs vary by season, so check the current schedule at pickaway.com/event-calendar and look for Park District programs. Some sessions also include a bouquet-making activity where you get to take something home — which makes it an easy Mother’s Day win.

Make Something Together at Inspiration Station

Inspiration Station at 1170 N. Court St. in Circleville is a hands-on STEAM museum that’s genuinely fun for all ages — not just kids. Around Mother’s Day, they sometimes host special family activities including things like light-up card making, flower planting, and other creative projects designed for families to do together.

Check their current calendar at inspirationstationcircleville.org or find their events listed at pickaway.com to see what’s happening this year.

Stop at a Local Greenhouse

If she’d rather have something to plant than something to cut, two local greenhouses are worth knowing about.

Scioto Blooms Greenhouse in Ashville grows hundreds of varieties of flowering annuals and vegetable plants — bought direct from the grower, at fair prices. It’s a good spot if you want to come home with something that’ll keep blooming all summer.

Scioto Blooms Greenhouse | 13071 Walker Road, Ashville pickaway.com/places/scioto-blooms-greenhouse/

Rhoads Garden Center in Circleville has been part of the community since 1958. What started as a roadside farm stand is now a full garden center with fresh plants, seasonal produce, local beer and wine, and events. The spring plant selection is strong, the staff knows their stuff, and it’s easy to spend more time there than you planned.

Rhoads Garden Center | 1051 State Route 56 East, Circleville Spring hours: Mon–Fri 9:30 a.m.–6 p.m., Sat 9 a.m.–5 p.m., Sun 10 a.m.–5 p.m. rhoadsgardencenter.com

Browse the Farmers Markets

Local flower vendors show up at farmers markets throughout the county during the spring and summer — a nice bonus when you’re already out shopping local. Markets run in Circleville, Ashville, Commercial Point, and South Bloomfield through the season.

Find the full schedule at pickaway.com.

Make a Day of It

Pickaway County is a small place, which means you can string several of these together in one afternoon without much driving. A morning at Blossoms at the Bend, a stop at Rhoads on the way back into town, lunch somewhere in Circleville, and an evening out — that’s a full Mother’s Day and every dollar stays local.

If you’re looking for places to eat or other things to do while you’re here, the full guide is at pickaway.com.

The Pickaway County Visitors Bureau connects residents and visitors to the people, places, and events that make Pickaway County worth exploring. Find more at pickaway.com.

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Spring Starts in Pickaway County

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Spring is starting to show up across Ohio, and Pickaway County is part of the season’s growing lineup of events and experiences.

The 2026 Ohio Spring Events Guide highlights hundreds of events happening statewide, encouraging visitors to get out, explore, and try something new. As part of that effort, Pickaway County is proud to be included, with local events and seasonal traditions contributing to the statewide celebration.

Across the county, the season brings a mix of opportunities to experience the community. As spring transitions into summer, you’ll find festivals, outdoor activities, farmers markets, and live entertainment taking place throughout Pickaway County. It’s a time when each community begins to come to life, offering a variety of ways to get out and explore.

Seasonal festivals are a big part of that experience. Throughout the spring and summer, communities host events that bring people together, from long-standing traditions like the Pickaway County Fair and the Ashville 4th of July Festival to newer gatherings that highlight local businesses, music, food, and shared spaces. These events create opportunities to explore different areas of the county while enjoying the season.

While the Ohio Spring Events Guide provides a helpful statewide overview, Pickaway County maintains its own up-to-date event listings, making it easy to find what’s happening locally. The Pickaway County Visitors Bureau works with community partners to gather and share events through Pickaway.com/events, the community calendar, and the Discover Pickaway app.

New events are added regularly, and the full spring and summer season is already taking shape.

To explore what’s happening in Pickaway County, visit Pickaway.com/events for the most current listings and start planning your next outing.

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America 250 in Pickaway County

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Planning for America’s 250th anniversary is well underway in Pickaway County, and 2026 is starting to take shape in a meaningful way.

Local organizations, community leaders, and partners are working together to build a full year of opportunities to experience history, community traditions, and events across the county. This effort is part of America 250-Ohio, a statewide celebration led by the Ohio History Connection, where each month highlights a different theme tied to Ohio’s role in American history.

In Pickaway County, those themes are already showing up through a growing list of events and local initiatives.

The Circleville Pumpkin Show is planning to incorporate America 250 into its 2026 celebration, with more details expected. America 250-themed Pumpkin Show merchandise is already available locally, offering an early way to take part in the celebration.

The Hometown Heroes Banner Project will also carry added meaning this year. The banners, which honor active-duty service members from Pickaway County, will be displayed throughout Circleville in 2026. The program is coordinated through the Explore Pickaway Foundation in partnership with the City of Circleville, and applications are open through April 30.

Events are already being added to the Pickaway County calendar, with a mix of experiences taking place throughout the year. Early highlights include hands-on programming like Stars, Stripes & STEAM, live music and themed events like the Ted Lewis Museum Victory Dance, and outdoor and arts-focused programming at A.W. Marion State Park. Longstanding community events like the Ashville 4th of July celebration and fireworks in Williamsport will also be part of the year, along with historical experiences at Mt. Oval.

The Pickaway County Visitors Bureau is working alongside local partners to help organize, promote, and share these opportunities. This includes maintaining the community calendar, managing updates at Pickaway.com, and helping connect both residents and visitors with things to do in Pickaway County throughout the America 250 celebration.

Tourism continues to play an important role in Pickaway County, generating $209.7 million in economic impact and supporting more than 1,500 jobs locally.

Additional events and details will continue to be added as plans develop. For the most up-to-date information on America 250 events in Pickaway County, visit Pickaway.com/america250 or browse the full events calendar at Pickaway.com.

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Why the Ashville Viking Festival Feels Like Stepping Into Another World

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There’s something a little unexpected waiting in Ashville each spring.

For one weekend, the Ashville Viking Festival transforms a quiet stretch of town into something that feels completely different. You are not just attending an event. You are stepping into it.

You might hear the sound of metal clashing before you see anything. There is usually a campfire going somewhere. People are dressed in ways that make you look twice, and then you realize they are not just in costume. They are part of the experience.

The reenactor camps are where it really comes to life. You can walk right through them, talk with the people there, and learn what they are doing. Some are demonstrating tools, some are cooking, and others are sharing what daily life looked like in the time period they represent. It feels more like a conversation than an exhibit, and it is one of the things visitors tend to remember most.

As you move through the festival, you will also find a mix of handmade vendors offering everything from crafted goods to unique pieces you would not normally come across. It is easy to spend time browsing, asking questions, and finding something that feels a little more meaningful than a typical souvenir.

Food is part of the experience too, with options that range from festival favorites to items that lean into the theme. It is the kind of place where you can grab something to eat and then keep wandering, taking it all in at your own pace.

What makes this event stand out is how easy it is to slow down. You are not rushing from one scheduled activity to the next. You can stay where you want, explore what catches your attention, and let the day unfold naturally.

There is also a strong sense of purpose behind it. The festival is organized by volunteers and supports a local food pantry, and visitors are encouraged to bring non-perishable food donations if they are able. It is a small gesture that adds to the community feel of the weekend.

It is easy to turn the Ashville Viking Festival into a full day in Pickaway County. Start with coffee at one of the local stops, spend time at the festival, and then explore a few nearby shops or attractions before heading home. Nothing feels rushed, and everything is close enough to enjoy without overplanning.

Events like this are part of what makes Pickaway County worth exploring. They are creative, a little unexpected, and rooted in the people who make this community what it is. In a county where tourism contributes more than $209.7 million in economic impact each year, these experiences help support local businesses and bring visitors back again and again.

If you’re planning to go, the Ashville Viking Festival takes place each year on the last weekend in April in Ashville, near the corner of Station and Walnut Streets. Admission is free, and visitors are encouraged to bring non-perishable food donations to support the local food pantry. It’s a simple way to be part of the event and give back while you’re there. Parking is typically available nearby, and you can come for a quick visit or stay for the afternoon, depending on how much you want to explore. For the most up-to-date details, vendor information, and schedules, visit the official festival page or follow along on social media before you go.

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Step Back in Time at Liberty Camp 250 in Pickaway County

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Looking for a unique summer experience in Pickaway County? Liberty Camp 250 offers a hands-on way for kids to explore the founding of America while giving families a reason to spend time discovering local history together.

Spots are limited, so early registration is encouraged.

Hosted at Mt. Oval Historic House and Farm, this one-week evening camp invites children ages 9–12 to step into history through interactive activities, storytelling, and immersive experiences.

A Summer Camp with a Historical Twist

Liberty Camp 250 is designed to bring early American history to life in a way that feels exciting and engaging. Instead of just reading about the past, campers experience it.

Throughout the week, participants will:

  • Meet historical reenactors portraying figures like Betsy Ross and Paul Revere
  • Take part in colonial crafts such as candle dipping and tin punching
  • Play traditional games from early America
  • Experience reenactments like the Boston Tea Party and the signing of the Declaration of Independence

These hands-on moments help kids connect with history in a meaningful and memorable way.

Make It a Full Pickaway County Experience

While campers are learning each evening, it’s the perfect opportunity to explore more of Pickaway County’s rich history during the day.

Consider adding a few stops to your visit:

  • Ohio’s Small Town Museum for a glimpse into local life through the decades
  • Ted Lewis Museum to discover the story of the famous entertainer and his connection to the area
  • Pickaway County Historical Society to dive deeper into the county’s heritage
  • A walk through downtown Circleville to take in historic architecture and local shops

Pairing Liberty Camp 250 with these experiences turns a single event into a full week of discovery for the whole family.

Evenings Filled with Learning and Fun

The camp runs Monday through Friday evenings, making it a great option for families balancing summer schedules.

Each evening includes:

  • A light meal to keep campers energized
  • Live colonial-style music with fife and drums
  • A welcoming, interactive environment led by passionate educators and volunteers

Campers will also receive a Liberty Camp T-shirt to remember their experience.

Plan Your Week at Liberty Camp 250

Liberty Camp 250 will take place July 13 through July 17, 2026, from 5:45 PM to 9:00 PM each evening at Mt. Oval Historic House and Farm in Circleville.

The cost is $25 per child for the full week, making it an affordable and enriching summer activity.

Be Part of America’s Story

As communities across the country prepare to celebrate America 250, Liberty Camp 250 offers a meaningful way for the next generation to learn about the people, events, and ideas that shaped the nation.

It is more than a camp. It is an experience that connects history, community, and curiosity right here in Pickaway County.

Register for Liberty Camp 250

Space is limited to 30 participants, and spots are expected to fill quickly. Registration is open now through May 29, 2026.

To register, contact one of the following:

Sandy Montgomery
740-497-0612
deltaveemonty@frontier.com

Christine Lallier
740-497-0785
christinelallier@gmail.com

Plan Your Visit

Looking for more to do while you’re in Pickaway County? The Pickaway County Visitors Bureau makes it easy to plan your visit.

Browse events, discover local favorites, and explore trip ideas at Pickaway.com, or contact the team for personalized recommendations.

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What’s Happening at Deer Creek State Park This April

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Spring is a great time to get outside at Deer Creek State Park, and the park’s naturalist has put together a full lineup of free and low-cost programs for April. Whether you’re looking for a hands-on family activity, a guided hike, or just a reason to spend an afternoon outdoors, here’s what’s happening this month.

Beginners’ Fishing — Saturday, April 4 | 9:00–10:00AM

Never cast a line before? No problem. Join Naturalist Rylee Santini at the Deer Creek State Park Office pond for an introduction to fishing and the aquatic life found here at Deer Creek. Bring your own gear and bait if you have it — some supplies will be available. Note that anyone 16 and older will need a valid Ohio fishing license to fish.

The Nature Center will also be open that day from noon to 4:00PM — a great add-on if you’re already out at the park.

Easter Campout Activities — Saturday, April 11 | 11:00AM–3:00PM

Spending Easter weekend at Deer Creek? The Friends Group will be on-site with crafts, games, and raffles, and the food booth will be open. Egg hunts are planned for kids in grade 5 and under — watch the Deer Creek State Park Facebook page for the age group schedule as it gets closer.

Get Ready for Earth Day — Friday, April 17 | 5:00–6:00PM

Head to the Deer Creek Lodge & Conference Center Lobby for a quick, informative program about Earth Day — its history, what it means, and practical ways to support conservation locally. Naturalist Rylee will have an information table set up with resources on local conservation opportunities and sustainable changes you can make at home.

Beginners’ Archery — Sunday, April 19 | 12:00–1:30PM

Always wanted to try archery? All equipment and instruction will be provided. This one is fun for all ages — just make sure everyone is wearing enclosed shoes, and plan to arrive at noon for the required safety brief. Sign up ahead of time by emailing Naturalist Rylee at rylee.santini@dnr.ohio.gov or using the QR code on the park’s program schedule. Meet at the Nature Center.

Hawkview Meadow Hike — Sunday, April 19 | 2:00–3:00PM

Right after archery, lace up your boots for a guided hike along the Hawkview Meadow Trail — a 3/4-mile loop that winds past Clarks Run creek through wooded and meadow areas. There are some hills, so wear appropriate footwear. Bring water and a snack. Park in the campground lot and meet the naturalist at the Nature Center.

Nature Center Hours — April

April 4: 12:00–4:00PM

April 18: 2:00–4:00PM

Hours are subject to change — check the Deer Creek State Park Facebook page for the latest.

All programs are free and open to the public unless otherwise noted. Children must be accompanied by an adult. Programs are subject to change, so follow Deer Creek State Park on Facebook for updates or contact Naturalist Rylee Santini at rylee.santini@dnr.ohio.gov.

Deer Creek State Park is located in Pickaway County and is one of the area’s most popular year-round destinations for fishing, camping, hiking, and outdoor recreation. For more things to do in the area this spring, explore our full event calendar at Pickaway.com.

 

Pickaway County Autism Summit at Ohio Christian University in Circleville featuring keynote speaker Jordyn Zimmerman and community resource fair.

Pickaway County Autism Summit at Ohio Christian University Brings National Speaker to Circleville

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Families, educators, and community members are invited to attend the Pickaway County Autism Summit on Saturday, April 11, 2026 at the Ohio Christian University Maxwell Center in Circleville, Ohio. The event focuses on understanding behavior, supporting learners, and connecting families with helpful resources available in Pickaway County and throughout the region.

The morning begins with a Resource Fair at 8:00 a.m., followed by the keynote presentation at 9:00 a.m. and breakout sessions beginning at 10:10 a.m. The summit offers an opportunity for families, educators, and professionals to gather, learn from one another, and explore practical strategies for supporting individuals with autism.

The Pickaway County Autism Summit is a collaborative effort organized by the Pickaway County Board of Developmental Disabilities (PCDD) in partnership with local school districts and community partners. Together, these organizations are working to provide resources, education, and support for individuals with autism and their families across Pickaway County.

Keynote Speaker Jordyn Zimmerman

The summit will feature keynote speaker Jordyn Zimmerman, an educator and disability advocate known for her work advancing communication access and inclusive learning environments.

Diagnosed as autistic at a young age, Zimmerman did not gain access to augmentative communication until she was 18. That experience now fuels her advocacy and her work helping educators and communities rethink how communication tools and accessibility supports can empower all learners.

Zimmerman has delivered presentations and keynote addresses around the world and serves as Board Chair of the national nonprofit CommunicationFIRST. Her insights on autism and accessibility have been featured in publications including The Boston Globe and The New York Times. She was also named to the 2025 Forbes Accessibility 100 List as a leading accessibility innovator.

Connecting Families with Resources

In addition to the keynote presentation and breakout sessions, the Resource Fair will connect families and educators with organizations offering programs, services, and support for individuals with autism. These conversations help strengthen the network of support available in Pickaway County and give families a chance to learn about resources close to home.

Events like the Pickaway County Autism Summit bring together educators, service providers, and families while highlighting the importance of inclusive learning environments and accessible communication for all.

Event Details

Pickaway County Autism Summit
April 11, 2026

Ohio Christian University – Maxwell Center
1476 Lancaster Pike
Circleville, Ohio 43113

Schedule

8:00 a.m. – Resource Fair
9:00 a.m. – Keynote Speaker
10:10 a.m. – Breakout Sessions

Register here:
https://forms.office.com/r/q4N3zTqyi1

To explore more community events happening throughout the area, visit the Pickaway County Visitors Bureau event calendar at Pickaway.com.

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