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Saturday, October 1, beginning at 12noon [there will be a ritual at 5:30pm], The Magical Druid, 2887 N. High St.

Join us to celebrate our re-grand opening in our new location. Although we are open now, we would like to do a ritual [on October 1 at 5:30pm] and officially share our new space.

This will also kick off our new classroom area, with an all-new set of classes and meetups, that will begin in October.

This event will include door prizes, raffle, specials, and fun.

Hosted by The Magical Druid.

Saturday, October 1, 1pm, Jeffrey Mansion, 165 N. Parkview Ave., Bexley, Ohio

This September, Green Bexley is exploring the most impactful actions that we can take to be more sustainable. Inspired by Project Drawdown and sponsored by the Bexley Community Foundation, Capital University, and Simply Living, we’re excited to learn alongside you and take action towards a more sustainable future!

Saturday, October 1, 10am-3pm, Stratford Ecological Center, 3083 Liberty Rd., Delaware, Ohio

Help us celebrate the harvest at one of Stratford’s biggest events of the year! Kids of all ages can discover their inner farmer at this family-friendly event. Climb a tractor, get your face painted, feed the chickens, help press fresh apple cider, walk the storybook trail, and more! It is a great opportunity to get the kids outside to have fun with the Stratford family!

Saturday, October 1, 9am-3pm, various locations within Merion Village

The 2022 Merion Village Autumn Yard Sale will take place on Saturday, October 1, 9am-3pm. Join us for a day of shopping and strolling through our beautiful and historic neighborhood!

The Merion Village Association will publish a digital community map alerting buyers to all registered sale locations. Maps may be viewed or downloaded from our website at MerionVillage.org/yardsales.

Thursday, September 29, 7-8pm, Grandview Heights Public Library, 1685 W. First Ave.

Celebrate National Hispanic Heritage Month!

Explore the impact and influence of Hispanic characters and creators in comic books with Grandview Heights Public Library staff member Lloyd and artist/graphic designer Juan Lara.

Hosted by Grandview Heights Public Library.

Thursday, September 29, 9am-3:30pm, Grange Insurance Audubon Center, 505 W. Whittier St.

The Ohio Public Interest Environmental Law Conference returns, and it’s in-person this year at the Audubon Center in downtown Columbus, Ohio!

Wednesday, September 28, 7pm, this on-line event requires advance registration

This webinar will focus on the Supreme Court decisions that have hobbled the Affordable Care Act and the Dobbs decision [overturning Roe] that has compromised reproductive health across the nation.

We will discuss the health impact of these decisions and what healthcare for all advocates can do to promote an improved expanded Medicare for all and envision an ethical response.

The Supreme Court and the ACA [also, “The Inflation Reduction Act and Its Effects on Healthcare”]

Wednesday, September 28, 7-8pm, this on-line event requires advance registration

This training will help you understand the history of religious pro-choice advocacy and the role that modern religious voices play in securing abortion access and defending reproductive freedom in Ohio and across the U.S.

Meant as a “movement introduction” for congregations and faith leaders, participants will learn about the pre-Roe Clergy Consultation Service on Abortion, basic theological perspectives around repro topics, and what options for further engagement exist locally and beyond.

Wednesday, September 28, 7pm, Clintonville Woman’s Club, 3951 N. High St.

Join the League of Women Voters for drinks and dinner on September 28!

Our featured speaker will be Dr. Eddith Dashiell, Director of the E.W. Scripps School of Journalism at Ohio University. Dr. Dashiell will continue our conversation about the importance of local journalism in upholding democracy.

Special guest, Ann Fisher, host of “All Sides with Ann Fisher,” will join Dr. Dashiell onstage for a discussion about local journalism in Columbus.