Celebrate America’s 250th anniversary with a special open house at the Clarke-May Museum hosted by the Pickaway County Historical Society. Explore exhibits highlighting local history and the stories that helped shape Pickaway County and the nation.
Visitors are invited to tour the museum, learn about the people and events that influenced our community, and enjoy light refreshments during this free community event.
Learn how to better understand and protect your Medicare coverage in this informative session led by experts from the Ohio Department of Insurance and the Senior Medicare Patrol.
This free presentation will cover Medicare Advantage plans, common scams targeting beneficiaries, how often to review your coverage, and how to recognize improper agent activity and misleading marketing tactics. Attendees will gain practical knowledge to help make informed decisions and avoid fraud.
The program is presented by the Ohio Senior Health Insurance Information Program (OSHIIP), a service of the Ohio Department of Insurance. OSHIIP staff are trained by the state and do not sell or promote any insurance companies, policies, or agents.
Presenter:
Amber Cupp, Community Liaison with the Ohio Department of Insurance. Amber has spent the past two years helping Ohioans navigate Medicare and previously served as a public school teacher for ten years. She is passionate about public service and empowering individuals to make informed healthcare decisions.
Take a journey to one of the most extreme places on Earth without leaving your seat. Join Kirk Edgington for an engaging presentation on life in Antarctica, exploring what it’s like to live and work on the driest, coldest, and harshest continent.
Kirk will share insights on Antarctica’s geography, governance, environmental protection efforts, wildlife including seals and penguins, ecosystems, weather, and the United States’ role in research.
A retired firefighter with 34 years of combined service in the military and with the City of Circleville, Kirk spent six months stationed at McMurdo Station in Antarctica as a contracted firefighter. He now serves as Facilities Manager at Pickaway County Library.
Join fellow adventurers for advanced Dungeons & Dragons gameplay at Pickaway County Library. Held on the first Tuesday of each month, this ongoing campaign allows players to jump in, miss sessions, and return without disrupting the story.
Whether you’re continuing your journey or rejoining the party, library staff will be on hand to provide guidance and support throughout the game.
The Memory Café at Pickaway County Library offers a welcoming, stigma-free space for individuals experiencing memory loss and their care partners. This social gathering provides an opportunity to connect with others, enjoy engaging activities, and build a sense of community in a relaxed and supportive environment.
Memory Cafés are not therapy sessions, but rather a chance for fun, friendship, and meaningful connection.
Explore creativity and grow your writing skills at this monthly Writing Workshop hosted by Pickaway County Library. Led by Rachel Townsend, PCL Library Assistant, the workshop encourages participants to experience the writing process in a supportive and collaborative setting with fellow writers.
Each session focuses on the craft of writing through a variety of techniques, styles, and writers, making it a great fit for anyone who wants to learn more, practice regularly, and connect with a local writing community.
The workshop series is held on the first Friday of each month at 10:30 a.m.