Livestock exhibitors from across the region will gather at the Pickaway County Fairgrounds for the Pickaway Co. Livestock Palooza on May 23 and 24 in Circleville.
The two-day event features sanctioned swine, lamb, and goat shows along with showmanship competitions and exhibitors representing multiple livestock organizations and series. The weekend includes OH Pigs sanctioned single shows and showmanship, a Showbox Society sanctioned lamb double down show, and Midwest Wether Goat Series and Showbox Society sanctioned goat shows.
The event brings youth exhibitors, families, and agricultural supporters to Pickaway County for a weekend centered around livestock competition and the county’s strong agricultural traditions.
Events take place at the Pickaway County Fairgrounds located at 415 Lancaster Pike in Circleville.
Circle Area Humane Society presents The Whisker Mixer, a fundraising event benefiting companion animals in its care. Every ticket sold helps provide shelter, medical care, and a path to loving homes for animals in need.
Guests are invited to enjoy an evening of community, dinner, and entertainment while supporting the Humane Society’s mission. The event will include dinner, a silent auction, 50/50 drawing, cash bar, and live DJ.
The Whisker Mixer will be held at American Legion Post 134 Banquet Hall in Circleville. Doors open at 5:00 PM, and the event begins at 5:30 PM.
Celebrate Mother’s Day weekend and the arrival of spring with a charming day out in Uptown Circleville.
Start your experience by picking up a passport at Farm Market Creates, located at 103 West Main Street. From there, visit participating Uptown Circleville businesses to collect special seed packets along the way.
Once your passport is complete, head to The Twisted Willow at 128 West Main Street to create your own seed packet bouquet to take home.
This self-guided event is a fun way to explore local shops, support small businesses, and enjoy a relaxing day in Uptown Circleville.
Looking for free things to do in Circleville, Ohio this summer? The 2026 Summer Movie Series at Ted Lewis Park is back and better than ever! Grab a blanket, pull up a lawn chair, and settle in for a free outdoor movie under the stars in the heart of Pickaway County. Movies begin at dark — just show up and enjoy.
This summer’s lineup has something for everyone:
June 12 — Zootopia 2 | Sponsored by Bojangles
July 10 — Out of My Mind | Sponsored by Pickaway County Board of Developmental Disabilities
August 14 — Jumanji | Sponsored by Foundations 4 Youth
September 11 — The Sandlot | Sponsored by Circleville Noon Rotary
Ted Lewis Park is one of Circleville’s favorite outdoor gathering spots, and summer evenings there are hard to beat. Free admission, family friendly, and open to everyone — this is Pickaway County summer fun at its best. Bring the kids, bring the neighbors, and make a night of it.
Ted Lewis Park is located in Circleville, Ohio. Movies begin at dark. No tickets required.
Enjoy a fun and interactive morning at the Sing Along Brunch at Gant’s Pizza & Pub in Circleville. This unique brunch experience combines great food with a lively, music-filled atmosphere where guests are encouraged to sing along and enjoy time with friends and family.
For just $15 per person, attendees can enjoy brunch while participating in a casual, upbeat sing-along featuring favorite songs everyone knows and loves. Whether you’re coming for the music, the food, or the fun, this event offers a welcoming way to connect with the community.
Reservations are required. Call (740) 474-6076 to reserve your spot.
Celebrate Arbor Day in Circleville with a fun and educational morning at the Arbor Day Fair at Barthelmas Park.
This family-friendly event brings together local organizations including the Circleville Tree Commission, Pickaway County Master Gardeners, Rumpke Recycling, and the Pickaway County Park District to share resources, activities, and information about trees and environmental care.
Guests can explore interactive tables, learn about tree care, and connect with local experts. Free tree seedlings will be available while supplies last, making it a great opportunity to bring a little greenery home.
Children can enjoy arts and crafts activities, including a fun “make and take” tree hat. A tree planting demonstration will take place at 11:00 AM, and the City Arborist and Tree Commissioners will be on-site to answer questions.
Join the Circleville Firefighters Local 1232 for a fun-filled Easter Egg Hunt at Ted Lewis Park on March 29, 2026.
This free, family-friendly event will feature over 6,000 eggs, along with exciting prize giveaways including bicycles and Easter baskets. Kids are invited to participate in the hunt and enjoy a festive afternoon in one of Circleville’s favorite parks.
Bring the whole family and celebrate the season with this community tradition in Pickaway County.
Families are invited to enjoy a morning and afternoon of outdoor fun, learning, and community connection during Pickaway County Wild and Well Family Fun Day. This free community event celebrates Child Abuse Prevention Month while promoting healthy families, wellness, and skill-building activities for children.
Hosted by the Pickaway County Family and Children First Council and Pickaway Health Network, the event offers hands-on experiences, games, and resources designed to support families across Pickaway County. Children and parents can explore safari-themed skill stations, meet community partners, and participate in fun activities throughout the fairgrounds.
Event Highlights
Disney Princess appearances
Face painting
Food vendors
Games and family activities
Community resource tables
Bounce houses
Scavenger hunt
Skill-building safari stations
This family-friendly event encourages children and caregivers to learn, play, and connect with organizations that support health, safety, and well-being in the community.
The Mrs. Roper Crawl in downtown Circleville is more than a fun daytime event—it also supports the ongoing work of Uptown Circleville and efforts to enhance the historic downtown district.
Proceeds from the Mrs. Roper Crawl help fund downtown beautification, community events, and improvements that make Circleville more welcoming for residents and visitors exploring Pickaway County.
Projects supported through these efforts include:
• Downtown planters and seasonal beautification • The Circleville 1810 sidewalk paintings • Support for Light the Park at Ted Lewis Park • The All-Inclusive Santa House introduced in 2025
Events like the Mrs. Roper Crawl help strengthen downtown Circleville while encouraging visitors to explore local shops, restaurants, and gathering spaces throughout the Uptown district.
Celebrate St. Patrick’s Day in Circleville with a festive St. Patrick’s Day Bar Crawl on March 14. Gather your friends, wear your best green attire, and enjoy an evening visiting some of Circleville’s favorite local bars.
Participating locations will host stops throughout the evening, with each bar selecting its own winner for cash giveaways. Participants can also compete for special prizes including Best Dressed and Sexiest St. Patty.
With up to $1,000 in cash giveaways, festive drinks, and plenty of St. Patrick’s Day spirit, this crawl is a great way to celebrate the holiday in downtown Circleville.
Wear your green, bring your crew, and enjoy a lively night out!
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