Calendar of Events
Many FCPD programs and events are outdoors. Before traveling long distances, especially if severe, dangerous weather is expected, it is recommended you check the event listing on the calendar below or check the event on our Facebook page or call 614 321-4833 ext 103 or 740 652-4422 to confirm an event will take place.
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Second Wednesdays
9:00-11:00 a.m.
2025 Schedule, Below
WISE WALKERS
Senior Hiking Group
Fairfield County Park District and Lancaster Parks & Recreation invite you to join Wise Walkers!
Looking for ways to stay active? Love hiking but don’t want to go alone? Are you 55 or older? On the second Wednesday of each month, meet just before 9:00 a.m. at the locations listed below. Invite a friend or make new friends while you get outside to enjoy the fresh air and exercise.
No registration is required. If you see a date and location that works for you, meet just before 9 a.m. on that day. Of course, we hope you can make it to each and every hike to have fun with us!
Click image to get a printable Wise Walkers 2025 Schedule
2025 Schedule
- April 9
ALLEY PARK
2805 Old Logan Rd SE
Lancaster
Learn more about Alley Park at lancasterparks.com, a Lancaster Parks & Recreation location.
. - May 14
MAMBOURG PARK
5531 Cincinnati-Zanesville Rd NE (US-22)
Lancaster
Learn more about Mambourg Park, a Fairfield County Park District location.
. - June 11
KELLER-KIRN PARK
1601 N High St
Lancaster
Learn more about Keller-Kirn Park at lancasterparks.com, a Lancaster Parks & Recreation location.
. - July 9
WAHKEENA NATURE PRESERVE *
2200 Pump Station Rd
Sugar Grove
Learn more about Wahkeena Nature Preserve, a Fairfield County Park District location.
* Pets are never allowed in any nature preserve.
. - August 13
CROSS MOUND PARK
11615 16 th Rd SW
Stoutsville
Learn more about Cross Mound Park, a Fairfield County Park District location.
. - September 10
RISING PARK
1120 N High St
Lancaster
Learn more about Rising Park at lancasterparks.com, a Lancaster Parks & Recreation location.
. - October 8
SMECK PARK
7895 Basil Rd
Baltimore
Learn more about Smeck Park, a Fairfield County Park District location.
. - November 12
OLIVEDALE PARK
253 Boving Rd
Lancaster
Learn more about Olivedale Park at lancasterparks.com, a Lancaster Parks & Recreation location.
. - December 10
MAMBOURG PARK
5531 Cincinnati-Zanesville Rd NE (US-22)
Lancaster
Learn more about Mambourg Park, a Fairfield County Park District location.
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PETS
Well-mannered pets are welcome in parks but are not permitted inside buildings. They must always be under control and on a leash no longer than 6’. For the health and safety of all, pick up and properly dispose of pets’ waste.
* Pets are never allowed in nature preserves.
UPDATES & REMINDERS
Bring your own drinking water. Potable water may not be available at every location. Dress for the weather! You may want to bring insect repellent, sunglasses, and/or a sun hat.
BEFORE YOU GO…
If severe weather is forecast or before traveling a long distance to attend, it is recommended you check to be sure the day’s outing has not been canceled, postponed, or rescheduled. It is best to check the program in the Events section of our Facebook page, our website’s Calendar of Events, or call 740 652-4422 or 614 321-4833 ext 103.
To receive updates or reminders about this program, click/tap “Interested” or “Going” on this event on Facebook. Doing so doesn’t oblige you to attend; it only assures that Facebook notices will be sent to you when updates are posted.
PHOTO DISCLAIMER & SOCIAL MEDIA
Registration for or attendance at any of our public programs and other activities constitutes an agreement allowing Fairfield County Park District to use and distribute, now and in the future, any image of the registrant/attendee in photographs, videos, and other electronic or print reproduction of images taken at events and activities. If you have any questions or concerns regarding use of images in which an attendee may appear, call 740 652-4422 or 614 321-4833 ext 103 or speak to a staff member at any program or event.
May through October
Open three days during the week:
Wednesdays & Saturdays
11:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m.
Sundays 1:00-4:00 p.m.
plus
Memorial Day & Labor Day
11:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m.
Rock Mill Days 2025
(Weather Permitting, see Description & Notices below)
Stebelton Park at Rock Mill
1429 Rockmill Place NW
Lancaster, OH 43130
Standing 90’ above the gorge of Hocking River Falls is Rock Mill, a restored 1800s gristmill. In 1905, it closed for business and fell into disrepair. After a decade-long restoration effort ending in 2017, it roared to life and milled grain again for the first time in over 100 years! Come see this amazing piece of history, enjoy the view from Rock Mill Covered Bridge, and enjoy the beautiful setting!
Milling Demonstrations
On the last Sunday of each month, May through October, corn will be ground the way it was done 200 years ago! You may even be able to help use the bolter to sift the meal and bag it.
Milling Days
-
- May 25
- June 29
- July 27
- August 31
- September 28
- October 26
Days and Times May Vary
Additional dates and times may be added. Severe weather conditions may affect the mill schedule, see more in the Reminders section, below.
The Documentary, “Rock Mill: Saving an Original”
Want to see and learn more? “Rock Mill: Saving an Original” is an hour-long documentary that chronicles the decade-long restoration of this amazing gristmill. We recommend you watch it before you visit! It will enhance your appreciation of the hard work put in by expert craftsmen and volunteers. Watch it again after your visit! It is on our website and our YouTube Channel for you to watch at any time.
Receive Updates
To receive updates or reminders about this program, click/tap “Interested” or “Going” on this event on Facebook. In the Discussion section you can post photos of your adventure – we love to see them!
REMINDERS
What to Bring
Bring your own drinking water. Potable water is not available at this location. If you plan to spend time at the park before or after the program, depending on weather conditions and the time of year, you may want to bring sunscreen and/or insect repellent.
Pets
Pets are not allowed inside Rock Mill. They are welcome in the park. Pets must be under control at all times and on a leash no longer than 6’. For the health and safety of all, pick up and properly dispose of pets’ waste.
Before You Go…
If severe weather is forecast or before traveling a long distance to attend, it is recommended you check to be sure the program has not been canceled, postponed, or rescheduled. It is best to check the program in the Events section of our Facebook page, our website’s Calendar of Events, or call 740 652-4422 or 614 321-4833 ext 103.
Photo Disclaimer & Social Media
Registration for or attendance at any of our public programs and other activities constitutes an agreement allowing Fairfield County Park District to use and distribute, now and in the future, any image of the registrant/attendee in photographs, videos, and other electronic or print reproduction of images taken at events and activities. If you have any questions or concerns regarding use of images in which an attendee may appear, call 740 652-4422 or 614 321-4833 ext 103 or speak to a staff member at any program or event.
Frog & Toad, Animal Ambassadors
Frog & Toad Visit
Smeck Park
Wednesday, May 14, 2025 | 5:00-6:00 p.m.
Smeck Park
7395 Basil Rd
Baltimore, OH 43105
Get up close and personal with these super-cool amphibians! Why do toads have warts? Why do frogs say ribbit? Let’s learn! Color fun activity sheets and get a field guide to take home with you.
These programs are best suited to those ages 10 and younger. Pets are welcome, too!
Receive Updates & Reminders
To receive updates or reminders about this program, click/tap “Interested” or “Going” on this event on Facebook.
Before You Go…
If severe weather is forecast or before traveling a long distance to attend, it is recommended you check to be sure the program has not been canceled, postponed, or rescheduled. It is best to check the program in the Events section of our Facebook page, our website’s Calendar of Events, or call 740 652-4422 or 614 321-4833 ext 103.
Photo Disclaimer & Social Media
Registration for or attendance at any of our public programs and other activities constitutes an agreement allowing Fairfield County Park District to use and distribute, now and in the future, any image of the registrant/attendee in photographs, videos, and other electronic or print reproduction of images taken at events and activities. If you have any questions or concerns regarding use of images in which an attendee may appear, call 740 652-4422 or 614 321-4833 ext 103 or speak to a staff member at any program or event.
ABOUT THE PARKS
What to Bring
Bring your own drinking water. Potable water is not available at most locations.
Pets
Pets may not enter buildings, but are welcome at parks. They must be under control at all times and on a leash no longer than 6’. For the health and safety of all, pick up and properly dispose of pets’ waste.
Instructor Jeannie Spencer at Smeck Park
Outdoor Classes for Individuals & Families
Connect the body and mind using breath and movement!
Yoga in the Park
May-August 2025
Wednesdays 5:00-6:00 p.m.
May 14, 21, 28
June 4, 11, 25 (no session on June 18)
July 2, 9, 16, 23, 30
August 6, 13, 20, 27
SMECK PARK
7395 Basil Rd
Baltimore, OH 43105
Mindfulness practices will be used to help students develop greater awareness of their thoughts, emotions, and physical sensations. Our aim is to provide a supportive and fun space to cultivate calm, build strength, and connect to nature in an outdoor setting. Gentle yoga poses, breathing exercises, and playful games will be used to promote connection, relaxation, and self-awareness.
These one-hour-long, beginner-friendly classes are designed for all ages, from toddlers to grandparents. Students are encouraged to modify movements or rest at any time. You will not be pushed beyond your limits or abilities.
No Pets
Please do not bring pets to these sessions.
The Instructor
Instructor Jeannie Spencer uses trauma-informed yoga as her modality of choice. She has taught over 1,000 hours of yoga in studios, schools, recovery centers, foster homes, and other organizations.
Liability Release
Participants must sign a liability release before taking part in yoga classes.
What to Bring
Bring your own drinking water; potable water is not available at these locations. If possible, bring a yoga mat and either a blanket or shower curtain to lie on the ground. Insect repellent is suggested.
Receive Updates
To receive updates or reminders about this program, click/tap “Interested” or “Going” on this event on Facebook. In the Discussion section you can post photos of your adventure – we love to see them!
Before You Go…
If severe weather is forecast or before traveling a long distance to attend, it is recommended you check to be sure the program has not been canceled, postponed, or rescheduled. It is best to check the program in the Events section of our Facebook page, our website’s Calendar of Events, or call 740-740 652-4422 or 614 321-4833 ext 103.
Pets
Pets may not enter buildings but are welcome outside and on the trails at Smeck Park. They must be under control at all times and on a leash no longer than 6’. For the health and safety of all, pick up and properly dispose of pets’ waste. | There may be some programs or events at which we ask that you do not bring pets. That is usually determined by the nature of the activity, presentation, or hike, and safety issues.
Photo Disclaimer & Social Media
Registration for or attendance at any of our public programs and other activities constitutes an agreement allowing Fairfield County Park District to use and distribute, now and in the future, any image of the registrant/attendee in photographs, videos, and other electronic or print reproduction of images taken at events and activities. If you have any questions or concerns regarding use of images in which an attendee may appear, call 740 652-4422 or 614 321-4833 extension 103 or speak to a staff member at any program or event.
May through October
Open three days during the week:
Wednesdays & Saturdays
11:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m.
Sundays 1:00-4:00 p.m.
plus
Memorial Day & Labor Day
11:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m.
Rock Mill Days 2025
(Weather Permitting, see Description & Notices below)
Stebelton Park at Rock Mill
1429 Rockmill Place NW
Lancaster, OH 43130
Standing 90’ above the gorge of Hocking River Falls is Rock Mill, a restored 1800s gristmill. In 1905, it closed for business and fell into disrepair. After a decade-long restoration effort ending in 2017, it roared to life and milled grain again for the first time in over 100 years! Come see this amazing piece of history, enjoy the view from Rock Mill Covered Bridge, and enjoy the beautiful setting!
Milling Demonstrations
On the last Sunday of each month, May through October, corn will be ground the way it was done 200 years ago! You may even be able to help use the bolter to sift the meal and bag it.
Milling Days
-
- May 25
- June 29
- July 27
- August 31
- September 28
- October 26
Days and Times May Vary
Additional dates and times may be added. Severe weather conditions may affect the mill schedule, see more in the Reminders section, below.
The Documentary, “Rock Mill: Saving an Original”
Want to see and learn more? “Rock Mill: Saving an Original” is an hour-long documentary that chronicles the decade-long restoration of this amazing gristmill. We recommend you watch it before you visit! It will enhance your appreciation of the hard work put in by expert craftsmen and volunteers. Watch it again after your visit! It is on our website and our YouTube Channel for you to watch at any time.
Receive Updates
To receive updates or reminders about this program, click/tap “Interested” or “Going” on this event on Facebook. In the Discussion section you can post photos of your adventure – we love to see them!
REMINDERS
What to Bring
Bring your own drinking water. Potable water is not available at this location. If you plan to spend time at the park before or after the program, depending on weather conditions and the time of year, you may want to bring sunscreen and/or insect repellent.
Pets
Pets are not allowed inside Rock Mill. They are welcome in the park. Pets must be under control at all times and on a leash no longer than 6’. For the health and safety of all, pick up and properly dispose of pets’ waste.
Before You Go…
If severe weather is forecast or before traveling a long distance to attend, it is recommended you check to be sure the program has not been canceled, postponed, or rescheduled. It is best to check the program in the Events section of our Facebook page, our website’s Calendar of Events, or call 740 652-4422 or 614 321-4833 ext 103.
Photo Disclaimer & Social Media
Registration for or attendance at any of our public programs and other activities constitutes an agreement allowing Fairfield County Park District to use and distribute, now and in the future, any image of the registrant/attendee in photographs, videos, and other electronic or print reproduction of images taken at events and activities. If you have any questions or concerns regarding use of images in which an attendee may appear, call 740 652-4422 or 614 321-4833 ext 103 or speak to a staff member at any program or event.
Lock South 13 was known as Rowe Lock, named after canal boat captain Sam Rowe and his family.
Saturday, May 17, 2025
4:00-6:00 p.m.
Chatting with Canal Boat Captain
Sam Rowe
Lockville Canal Park
5895 Pickerington Rd
Carroll, OH 43112
True, Sam can be a bit of a bully. We hope you will overlook that and join Sam, his wife Sarah, and two of their ten children as they discuss what like was like when the Canal was in full swing. What questions will you have for them?
The year 2025 marks the bicentennial of the groundbreaking for the Canal. To celebrate, staff members will be in character during this program. Join us for a fun immersive experience. Learn about life in Lockville in the mid- to late-1800s and later.
Where to Meet
Picnic Shelter. There are picnic tables with benches in the shelter. If you prefer a lawn chair, bring your own. There are no restroom at this location.
Receive Updates
To receive updates or reminders about this program, click/tap “Interested” or “Going” on this event on Facebook.
REMINDERS
What to Bring
Bring your own drinking water. Potable water is not available at this location. Depending on weather conditions and the time of year, you may want to bring sunscreen and/or insect repellent.
Pets
Pets are welcome. They must be under control at all times and on a leash no longer than 6’. For the health and safety of all, pick up and properly dispose of pets’ waste.
Restrooms
There are no restrooms at this location.
Before You Go…
If severe weather is forecast or before traveling a long distance to attend, it is recommended you check to be sure the program has not been canceled, postponed, or rescheduled. It is best to check the program in the Events section of our Facebook page, our website’s Calendar of Events, or call 740 652-4422 or 614 321-4833 ext 103.
Photo Disclaimer & Social Media
Registration for or attendance at any of our public programs and other activities constitutes an agreement allowing Fairfield County Park District to use and distribute, now and in the future, any image of the registrant/attendee in photographs, videos, and other electronic or print reproduction of images taken at events and activities. If you have any questions or concerns regarding use of images in which an attendee may appear, call 740 652-4422 or 614 321-4833 ext 103 or speak to any staff member at any program or event.
May through October
Open three days during the week:
Wednesdays & Saturdays
11:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m.
Sundays 1:00-4:00 p.m.
plus
Memorial Day & Labor Day
11:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m.
Rock Mill Days 2025
(Weather Permitting, see Description & Notices below)
Stebelton Park at Rock Mill
1429 Rockmill Place NW
Lancaster, OH 43130
Standing 90’ above the gorge of Hocking River Falls is Rock Mill, a restored 1800s gristmill. In 1905, it closed for business and fell into disrepair. After a decade-long restoration effort ending in 2017, it roared to life and milled grain again for the first time in over 100 years! Come see this amazing piece of history, enjoy the view from Rock Mill Covered Bridge, and enjoy the beautiful setting!
Milling Demonstrations
On the last Sunday of each month, May through October, corn will be ground the way it was done 200 years ago! You may even be able to help use the bolter to sift the meal and bag it.
Milling Days
-
- May 25
- June 29
- July 27
- August 31
- September 28
- October 26
Days and Times May Vary
Additional dates and times may be added. Severe weather conditions may affect the mill schedule, see more in the Reminders section, below.
The Documentary, “Rock Mill: Saving an Original”
Want to see and learn more? “Rock Mill: Saving an Original” is an hour-long documentary that chronicles the decade-long restoration of this amazing gristmill. We recommend you watch it before you visit! It will enhance your appreciation of the hard work put in by expert craftsmen and volunteers. Watch it again after your visit! It is on our website and our YouTube Channel for you to watch at any time.
Receive Updates
To receive updates or reminders about this program, click/tap “Interested” or “Going” on this event on Facebook. In the Discussion section you can post photos of your adventure – we love to see them!
REMINDERS
What to Bring
Bring your own drinking water. Potable water is not available at this location. If you plan to spend time at the park before or after the program, depending on weather conditions and the time of year, you may want to bring sunscreen and/or insect repellent.
Pets
Pets are not allowed inside Rock Mill. They are welcome in the park. Pets must be under control at all times and on a leash no longer than 6’. For the health and safety of all, pick up and properly dispose of pets’ waste.
Before You Go…
If severe weather is forecast or before traveling a long distance to attend, it is recommended you check to be sure the program has not been canceled, postponed, or rescheduled. It is best to check the program in the Events section of our Facebook page, our website’s Calendar of Events, or call 740 652-4422 or 614 321-4833 ext 103.
Photo Disclaimer & Social Media
Registration for or attendance at any of our public programs and other activities constitutes an agreement allowing Fairfield County Park District to use and distribute, now and in the future, any image of the registrant/attendee in photographs, videos, and other electronic or print reproduction of images taken at events and activities. If you have any questions or concerns regarding use of images in which an attendee may appear, call 740 652-4422 or 614 321-4833 ext 103 or speak to a staff member at any program or event.
10am-12pm Mondays
Multiple Locations
Plein Air in the Parks 2025 Series
brought to you by
Fairfield County Park District & Decorative Arts Center of Ohio
May 5, June 16, August 4
Smeck Park
7395 Basil Rd
Baltimore
May 19, July 7, August 18
Stebelton Park at Rock Mill
1429 Rockmill Place NW
Lancaster
June 2, July 21
Mambourg Park
5531 Cincinnati-Zanesville Rd NE
Lancaster
Free your inner artist! Anyone who wants to paint or sketch in plein air, come! Artists who would like help or suggestions may ask the experienced advisor* who will be on hand at each session.
*Lisa Schorr, Director of Arts Education for Decorative Arts Center of Ohio, will be the advisor.
What is Plein Air?
The French adjective “plein air” means “open air” or “outdoor”. Plein air painting is ‘the act of painting outdoors in contrast with painting inside in a studio. It allows an artist to see the true colors of nature and capture the mood and feeling of a place.’
What to Bring
As is customary in a plein air setting, bring your own chair or stool, easel or drawing board, and art supplies. An artist may use his choice of medium – oil, acrylic or watercolor paint, charcoal, pencil, etc., plus canvas or sketch pad. | Depending on weather conditions, sunscreen and/or insect repellent may be advised. You may also want to bring your own drinking water.
Where Do I Go?
Wander public areas of the parks/preserve and select a location that inspires you! Need suggestions? We will be glad to help find a spot that ‘speaks’ to you!
Schedule
As you wish, come to any or all of the Monday sessions.
Inclement Weather
There will be no rain dates. If weather conditions are not conducive to this activity, the program will be canceled. If in doubt and before traveling a long distance to attend, check the program in the Events section of our Facebook page, our website’s Calendar of Events, or call 614 321-4833 ext 103 or 740 652-4422.
Pets
Pets are welcome. They must be under control at all times and on a leash no longer than 6’. For the health and safety of all, pick up and properly dispose of pets’ waste.
Updates and Reminders
To receive updates about this series, click/tap “Interested” or “Going” on this event on Facebook.
Photo Disclaimer & Social Media
Registration for or attendance at any of our public programs and other activities constitutes an agreement allowing Fairfield County Park District and/or Decorative Arts Center of Ohio to use and distribute, now and in the future, any image of the registrant/attendee in photographs, videos, and other electronic or print reproduction of images taken at events and activities. If you have any questions or concerns regarding use of images in which an attendee may appear, call 740 652-4422 or 614 321-4833 ext 103 or speak to a staff member at any event or program.
May through October
Open three days during the week:
Wednesdays & Saturdays
11:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m.
Sundays 1:00-4:00 p.m.
plus
Memorial Day & Labor Day
11:00 a.m. – 2:00 p.m.
Rock Mill Days 2025
(Weather Permitting, see Description & Notices below)
Stebelton Park at Rock Mill
1429 Rockmill Place NW
Lancaster, OH 43130
Standing 90’ above the gorge of Hocking River Falls is Rock Mill, a restored 1800s gristmill. In 1905, it closed for business and fell into disrepair. After a decade-long restoration effort ending in 2017, it roared to life and milled grain again for the first time in over 100 years! Come see this amazing piece of history, enjoy the view from Rock Mill Covered Bridge, and enjoy the beautiful setting!
Milling Demonstrations
On the last Sunday of each month, May through October, corn will be ground the way it was done 200 years ago! You may even be able to help use the bolter to sift the meal and bag it.
Milling Days
-
- May 25
- June 29
- July 27
- August 31
- September 28
- October 26
Days and Times May Vary
Additional dates and times may be added. Severe weather conditions may affect the mill schedule, see more in the Reminders section, below.
The Documentary, “Rock Mill: Saving an Original”
Want to see and learn more? “Rock Mill: Saving an Original” is an hour-long documentary that chronicles the decade-long restoration of this amazing gristmill. We recommend you watch it before you visit! It will enhance your appreciation of the hard work put in by expert craftsmen and volunteers. Watch it again after your visit! It is on our website and our YouTube Channel for you to watch at any time.
Receive Updates
To receive updates or reminders about this program, click/tap “Interested” or “Going” on this event on Facebook. In the Discussion section you can post photos of your adventure – we love to see them!
REMINDERS
What to Bring
Bring your own drinking water. Potable water is not available at this location. If you plan to spend time at the park before or after the program, depending on weather conditions and the time of year, you may want to bring sunscreen and/or insect repellent.
Pets
Pets are not allowed inside Rock Mill. They are welcome in the park. Pets must be under control at all times and on a leash no longer than 6’. For the health and safety of all, pick up and properly dispose of pets’ waste.
Before You Go…
If severe weather is forecast or before traveling a long distance to attend, it is recommended you check to be sure the program has not been canceled, postponed, or rescheduled. It is best to check the program in the Events section of our Facebook page, our website’s Calendar of Events, or call 740 652-4422 or 614 321-4833 ext 103.
Photo Disclaimer & Social Media
Registration for or attendance at any of our public programs and other activities constitutes an agreement allowing Fairfield County Park District to use and distribute, now and in the future, any image of the registrant/attendee in photographs, videos, and other electronic or print reproduction of images taken at events and activities. If you have any questions or concerns regarding use of images in which an attendee may appear, call 740 652-4422 or 614 321-4833 ext 103 or speak to a staff member at any program or event.
Instructor Jeannie Spencer at Smeck Park
Outdoor Classes for Individuals & Families
Connect the body and mind using breath and movement!
Yoga in the Park
May-August 2025
Wednesdays 5:00-6:00 p.m.
May 14, 21, 28
June 4, 11, 25 (no session on June 18)
July 2, 9, 16, 23, 30
August 6, 13, 20, 27
SMECK PARK
7395 Basil Rd
Baltimore, OH 43105
Mindfulness practices will be used to help students develop greater awareness of their thoughts, emotions, and physical sensations. Our aim is to provide a supportive and fun space to cultivate calm, build strength, and connect to nature in an outdoor setting. Gentle yoga poses, breathing exercises, and playful games will be used to promote connection, relaxation, and self-awareness.
These one-hour-long, beginner-friendly classes are designed for all ages, from toddlers to grandparents. Students are encouraged to modify movements or rest at any time. You will not be pushed beyond your limits or abilities.
No Pets
Please do not bring pets to these sessions.
The Instructor
Instructor Jeannie Spencer uses trauma-informed yoga as her modality of choice. She has taught over 1,000 hours of yoga in studios, schools, recovery centers, foster homes, and other organizations.
Liability Release
Participants must sign a liability release before taking part in yoga classes.
What to Bring
Bring your own drinking water; potable water is not available at these locations. If possible, bring a yoga mat and either a blanket or shower curtain to lie on the ground. Insect repellent is suggested.
Receive Updates
To receive updates or reminders about this program, click/tap “Interested” or “Going” on this event on Facebook. In the Discussion section you can post photos of your adventure – we love to see them!
Before You Go…
If severe weather is forecast or before traveling a long distance to attend, it is recommended you check to be sure the program has not been canceled, postponed, or rescheduled. It is best to check the program in the Events section of our Facebook page, our website’s Calendar of Events, or call 740-740 652-4422 or 614 321-4833 ext 103.
Pets
Pets may not enter buildings but are welcome outside and on the trails at Smeck Park. They must be under control at all times and on a leash no longer than 6’. For the health and safety of all, pick up and properly dispose of pets’ waste. | There may be some programs or events at which we ask that you do not bring pets. That is usually determined by the nature of the activity, presentation, or hike, and safety issues.
Photo Disclaimer & Social Media
Registration for or attendance at any of our public programs and other activities constitutes an agreement allowing Fairfield County Park District to use and distribute, now and in the future, any image of the registrant/attendee in photographs, videos, and other electronic or print reproduction of images taken at events and activities. If you have any questions or concerns regarding use of images in which an attendee may appear, call 740 652-4422 or 614 321-4833 extension 103 or speak to a staff member at any program or event.
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