There is always something going on in Old Worthington. Whether you are a regular at our Farmers Market, planning a wedding, seeking a date night out, or looking for some holiday fun, we have you covered! Check out these events planned by the Old Worthington Partnership and other community partners. Be sure to check out our calendar for more great events.
The Memorial Day Parade in Worthington is a premier event in Ohio for honoring the veterans and serving members of the United States armed forces. Memorial Day 2017 will mark the 97th year that Leasure-Blackston Post 239 of the American Legion has sponsored the Worthington Memorial Day Parade. For more information, please visit the American Legion.
Check in with The Peggy R. McConnell Arts Center for details.
The 24t h Annual Worthington Arts Festival presented by the Peggy R. McConnell Arts Center of Worthington was a huge success. The festival had over 22,000 attendees, making it the most well-attended Worthington Arts Festival to date.
This juried art show featured more than 150 select fine artists and craftspeople from across the USA and some of your local favorites, exhibiting sculptures, ceramics, oils, watercolors, furniture, jewelry, fiber, glass, photography and mixed media in applied and fine arts. In addition to art, the festival included food and beverage vendors.
The festival has been selected as one of the top 100 best shows in the US by Sunshine Artist magazine and the artists themselves many times in the last 10 years.
Green on the Green is a free, one-day festival in Worthington providing attendees with a variety of ways to be more environmentally conscious. This year’s event will feature exhibitors on the Village Green, the Farmers Market and plant vendors along High Street.
From the simplest green steps to the latest in renewable energy and green technology, there’s something for everyone to learn and do.
Want to participate? The Village Green will be reserved for companies and organizations selling re-purposed or recycled items, sharing information on native plants and animals, and education on energy use, waste, and sustainable practice. Check out Big Green Head for more information for the 2017 event.
