Take a walk on the sweet side! The Presbyterian Women of Circleville Presbyterian Church host their annual Christmas Cookie Walk. Browse tables packed with homemade holiday goodies, choose your favorites and pay by the pound. All proceeds benefit the church kitchen fund.
When: Saturday, December 12, starting at 9 AM until the cookies sell out (arrive early for the best selection)
Where: Circleville Presbyterian Church, 134 E. Mound St., Circleville
Price: Cookies are $12 per pound
Benefits: The church kitchen fund
Spread the cheer and bring a friend! The church also welcomes everyone to Sunday service at 10 AM.
Make a festive stained glass sun-catcher to display at home or give as a gift. Choose from four holiday designs: a cardinal, a holiday candle, a poinsettia or a Christmas tree.
Two sessions are offered at Rhoads Garden Center: 9 AM–noon or 1–4 PM. The glass pieces are pre-cut, so beginners can learn the basics and experienced crafters can build on their skills. The price includes personal instruction and all supplies for one project. Cost is $80 for the cardinal or Christmas tree and $90 for the poinsettia or holiday candle. Class is led by La Petite Pomme Glassworks.
Grab your girlfriends for a festive night of fresh greens, holiday creativity and cocktails at Rhoadhouse 56 at Rhoads Garden Center. This hands-on workshop puts a playful twist on traditional Christmas decorating: you’ll create your own whimsical Santa-inspired arrangement with fresh Christmas greens, bright red berries, natural pinecones and festive accents. Seasoned DIYers and first-timers are both welcome. Rhoads provides the materials and inspiration; you bring the creativity.
When: Thursday, December 10, 6 PM
Where: Rhoadhouse 56 at Rhoads Garden Center, 1051 St. Rt. 56 East, Circleville
Cost: $69.99 per arrangement; registration required
Included: Fresh seasonal Christmas greens and decorative accents, plus your own Santa-inspired arrangement to take home
Drinks: Cash bar with seasonal cocktails and other beverages
Collectors, traders and families are invited to the Circleville Card Convention, a sports card and Pokémon show at Circleville Elementary. With 125+ dealer tables split between trading card games (Pokémon, Magic: The Gathering and more) and sports cards, it brings together many of the best dealers in the area. Admission proceeds benefit Circleville City Schools athletics.
When: Sunday, November 15, 9 AM–3 PM (early bird entry at 8 AM)
Each December on National Wreaths Across America Day, wreath-laying ceremonies at more than 1,600 cemeteries across the country remember, honor and teach about the veterans who served. Locally, the Camp Charlotte Chapter of the Ohio Society Sons of the American Revolution leads the ceremony at Soldiers Glenn in Forest Cemetery, the area’s designated Wreaths Across America site. 2026 marks the chapter’s tenth year leading the project.
When: Saturday, December 19, at noon
Where: Soldiers Glenn, Forest Cemetery, 905 N. Court St., Circleville
Cost: Free to attend; all are welcome
Sponsor a wreath
Cost: $17 per wreath
Deadline: Wednesday, December 2
How to order: Mail a check payable to “Camp Charlotte Chapter” to Rick Hartinger, 7671 Parker Drive, Circleville, OH 43113
Placing a wreath at another cemetery: Note the alternate site and a contact phone number on your check. You will pick up your wreath at a date and time to be announced; wreaths not picked up go to Forest Cemetery.
Questions? Contact chapter president Kevin Driesbach at 740-207-1318 or project chairman Rick Hartinger at 740-601-5160.
Mayor Michelle L. Blanton will present an official Veterans Day proclamation recognizing the courage, service and lasting impact of our nation’s veterans. Ohio House Veterans Transitional Living Program invites veterans, families, partners and community members to attend and show their appreciation and support for those who have served.
When: Wednesday, November 11 (Veterans Day), 12:30 PM
Where: Ohio House Veterans Transitional Living Program, 461 E. Ohio St., Circleville
Who: Veterans, families and community members. All are welcome.
Cost: Free
Hosted by: Ohio House Veterans Transitional Living Program, a program of Pickaway County Community Action Organization (PICCA)
Thank you, veterans, for your service, your sacrifice and your dedication.
Source: event flyer from Ohio House Veterans Transitional Living Program.
The Pickaway County Library is partnering with JoyHouse Coffee for its quarterly team trivia night! December brings multiple rounds of fun, holiday-themed questions, and the first-place team takes home a prize courtesy of JoyHouse.
When: Thursday, December 17. Doors open at 6 PM; trivia begins at 6:30 PM
Where: JoyHouse Coffee, 202 N. Pickaway St., Circleville
Cost: Free to play; participants pay for their own food and drinks
New evening class added! This workshop encourages you to explore your creativity and experience the writing process among fellow writers. The instructor focuses on the craft of writing, covering different techniques, styles and a range of writers, in a supportive and collaborative community.
Rachel Townsend, PCL Library Assistant, teaches the series, held the first Friday of the month at 10:30 AM and the first Monday of the month at 5:30 PM. The evening class covers the same content as the morning class, so you do not need to attend both.
When: Monday, December 7, 5:30–7:30 PM
Where: Crites-Hannan Meeting Room, Pickaway County Main Library, 1160 N. Court St., Circleville
Build your own skiing penguin! Choose the length of your skis and the type of body for your penguin, then get creative with accessories. Once the penguins are ready, everyone takes part in a Penguin Ski Olympics to see whose penguin makes it down the slopes the fastest!
When: Saturday, December 5, 1–2 PM
Where: Youth Services Storytime Room, Pickaway County Main Library, 1160 N. Court St., Circleville
Ages: Kids 6–12
Cost: Free; registration required (registration opens Thursday, November 5)
Questions? Call Youth Services at 740-477-1644 ext. 236.
This workshop encourages you to explore your creativity and experience the writing process among fellow writers. The instructor focuses on the craft of writing, covering different techniques, styles and a range of writers, in a supportive and collaborative writing community.
Rachel Townsend, PCL Library Assistant, teaches the series. The morning class meets the first Friday of the month; an evening class with the same content meets the first Monday at 5:30 PM. You do not need to attend both.
When: Friday, December 4, 10:30 AM–12:30 PM
Where: Crites-Hannan Meeting Room, Pickaway County Main Library, 1160 N. Court St., Circleville
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