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Saturday, May 6, 8am-1pm, Worthington’s Historic Village Green, Worthington, Ohio

A free, one-day, community festival providing visitors with a sampling of ways to “go green,” including opportunities to buy re-purposed or recycled items, learning to appreciate native plants and animals, and educating folks on how to use less energy, produce less waste, or adopt sustainable practices.

From the simplest green steps to the latest in renewable energy and green technology, there’s something for everyone to learn and do.

Saturday, April 29, 7-9pm, Wayne Webb’s Columbus Bowl, 3224 S. High St.

Every year, Women Have Options supporters take it to the alleys — the bowling alleys — to raise money for abortion access in Ohio!

As you know, discriminatory laws in Ohio have put abortions even more out of reach of many, so Women Have Options is hustling overtime to try to help more people as things get harder.

So, get a few friends together to start a team or join a team (come up with a great name) and help us bowl over barriers to abortion access.

 

Saturday, April 29, 10am, Goodale Park [west of the gazebo], 120 W. Goodale St.

Each year, on the last Saturday of April (at 10am local time), in hundreds of cities that span eighty nations, people come together to breathe, move, and nourish their inner vital energy together, sharing their healing arts techniques and providing a healing vision for our world.

Saturday, April 22, beginning at 9am, Genoa Park, 303 W. Broad St.

Be part of the inaugural 5K Run to Erase Epilepsy!

It’s here and we need your help to make it a success! Please make plans as you are invited to join us for the very first 5K Run to Erase Epilepsy on Saturday, April 22, at Genoa Park. The race will start at the COSI (Center of Science and Industry) museum and will run along both sides of the Scioto River. You’ll want to sign up early to benefit from the many perks that come with early registration, including:

Saturday, April 22, 1-7pm, Columbus Commons, 160 S. High St.

Join us, rain or shine, at Columbus Commons, downtown, for a day-long celebration of Earth Day that will feature local music, family-friendly activities, eco-friendly artisans, and Columbus’ best food trucks.

Earth Day Columbus is a collaboration between Green Columbus, the Columbus Foundation, the City of Columbus, and Keep Columbus Beautiful.