It’s a good time to get your routine in order before the holidays shake things up. Fortunately, we’ve got a few events this weekend to keep your family on track!
Visit the community calendar to explore all the wonderful things your neighborhood has to offer. You can even post your own event using this short form.
Thanksgiving is just two weeks away! Let’s take care of business before it’s time to host family and travel.
Friday, November 13, from 2:30 p.m. to 5 p.m.
Did you know that the Felicity-Franklin After School Program is still in session? Your child can participate in the lessons Monday through Friday when the bell rings.
The program offers opportunities to improve grades, learn new skills, and meet peers in a fun, rewarding environment. Snacks and dinner will be available for all participants!
After-school options include:
Tutoring
Homework catch-up time
Cooking club
Guitar club
Cosmetology courses
Arts & Crafts
Dungeons & Dragons
Friday, November 13, starting at 5:30 p.m.
Only recently have healthcare organizations like HealthSource of Ohio and UC Health announced new access to specialized OBGYN and maternity care options for women. Still, many of these services may not be available until 2028.
In the meantime, A Caring Place is already putting in the work to bring hope to women and families in our community who face pregnancy-related challenges.
This Friday, they are hosting Journey to Hope, a special fundraising dinner featuring silent and live auctions. Individual tickets are $75 each, or gather a group and reserve a table of 10 for $700. Join us for an evening where hope takes center stage!
You can buy your tickets online and learn more about how A Caring Place provides resources for underserved communities.
Saturday, November 14, from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Are you a new homeowner, or do you want to learn more about how your house works inside and out?
We encourage you to apply for "Houses 101: Demystify Your Home" on November 14th in partnership with Fischer Homes in a new-construction neighborhood in Batavia. Home improvement experts from Do It Yourself Darlin will walk you through a short section of the neighborhood to see homes in various stages of construction. They’ll discuss how to protect and extend the lifespan of certain home features and provide a crash course on plumbing, electrical, and insulation.
This workshop offers pay-what-you-can tickets starting at $10 and is sponsored by Jessica Kirkpatrick, Realtor. Sign up online.
Saturday, November 14, from 6 p.m. to 10 p.m.
The days are getting darker this fall and winter. If you or someone you love experiences seasonal depression during the latter half of the year, SnacPac4L Foundation is making it easier to access the resources to manage and improve mental health in Clermont County.
On Saturday, you can celebrate the SnacPac4L Foundation's year and mission to provide support, educate, and promote resources for mental health awareness and suicide prevention for teens and young adults in our local community and beyond.
The night will include dining and live music by the Jet Pack Academy, a high-energy cover band that plays classic rock tunes and chart toppers from across the decades. It’s a great opportunity to build connections with friends and professionals while supporting a great cause! Raffle baskets and a split-the-pot will also be available throughout the evening.
Paul Wesselmann will join as a keynote speaker, delivering messages of compassion and hope.
Don't miss out on this opportunity to make a difference!
Sunday, November 15, TBD
Kiwanis Club of the East Fork Region continues to present the Field of Honor® display this Sunday: a powerful month-long tribute to first responders and veterans across Clermont County.
As America approaches its 250th Anniversary, this year’s display carries special meaning. United States flags will stand in solemn formation at four locations to commemorate milestones that remind us of unity and the sacrifices Americans have made to protect democratic principles and liberty for all.
Locations will include:
West Clermont High School – 4101 Bach Buxton Rd., Cincinnati
Bethel Tate Middle School – 649 W Plane St., Bethel
Williamsburg Middle/High School – 500 South 5th Street, Williamsburg
Clermont County Sheriff’s Office – 4470 State Road 222, Batavia
120 flags will be on display at each site, representing an individual hero.
The generosity of sponsors, donors, and dedicated volunteers has made this tribute possible for the local community. You can also contribute by sponsoring a flag or making a donation.
The Field of Honor® is free to attend.
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