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                  MUSKINGUM COUNTY CALENDAR OF EVENTS




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        DOWNTOWN ZANESVILLE GHOST            able for purchase directly from Taste of Ohio Wine   then memories or  messages will  be  written  on   CRAFT DRAFT GUILD AT
        TOURS - HAUNTED HISTORY,             Bourbon and Beer. 21+ EVENT! Your $30 donation   rocks to be placed in the memorial rock garden on   A TASTE OF OHIO
                                                                                 the hospital grounds. The walk takes place after
        LOCAL LEGENDS                        helps support the animals in our care by provid-  the program. Registration is not needed. For more    October 21, 28...
                                             ing the food, shelter, medical care, and love they
           October 16 & 17, October 23 & 24   need while waiting for their forever homes. RES-  information, contact Jana Bell, Genesis Women’s    A Taste of Ohio Wine Bourbon & Beer
           Muskingum County Welcome Center   ERVATIONS ARE  REQUIRED!  Call  740-452-1077   & Children’s Services, at (740) 450-6262 or email     (524 Main St, Zanesville)
          parking lot                        to reserve your spot. Gather your favorite witches,   jabell@genesishcs.org.    6-9PM
          (205 N 5th St, Zanesville)         put on your best wicked whiskers, and join us for   LUNCH AND LEARN -    Every Wednesday.
                                             a morning of music, laughter, costumes, and fun—
           7PM - 8:30PM                      all for a great cause! Wicked Whiskers: Where the  HISTORIC PROSPECT PLACE
          (Meet at Muskingum County Welcome    claws come out and the singing begins!    October 20                   WHY THE WEST WENT TO WAR
          Center Parking Lot at 6:30PM)                                             South Branch Library - General Library  IN 1812
        Join  costumed guides from the Zane Trace Play-  Y-CITY MUSIC FEST         (2530 Maysville Pike, Zanesville)     October 21
        ers on  a  spine-tingling  journey through  the  city’s    October 17       11:30AM - 12:30PM                   Ohio University Zanesville
        most  mysterious  sites.  This immersive  walking    A Taste of Ohio Wine, Bourbon & Beer   If you have ever wondered about the history of the     Room West 110
        tour covers a lot of ground. It is recommended to     (524 Main Street, Zanesville  beautiful  Prospect  Place  Estate in  Trinway,  then     (1425 Newark Road,Zanesville)
        wear comfortable shoes and prepare for a chilling                        you will  enjoy this presentation  by Amy Green.    6PM - 7PM
        night of haunted history! The cost is $15 per partic-   2PM – 10PM       Learn more about how original owner G.W. Adams   This talk explores the  often-overlooked western
        ipant. Please note, restrooms will not be available   Downtown Zanesville will come alive with music at   helped shape the early days of Muskingum County   origins  of the  War  of 1812, asking  why settlers
        at the meeting place. A rest stop will be available   the Y-City Music Fest, (Located in the back alley be-  and how the mansion served as a station on the   in  the trans-Appalachian  frontier—particularly  in
        about half-way at The Downtown Exchange located   hind A Taste Of Ohio Wine Bourbon & Beer),! This   Underground Railroad. Lunch will be provided by   Kentucky and  the  Northwest  Territory—became
        at 525 Main St., Zanesville. For additional informa-  family-friendly event will feature an afternoon and   the Friends of the South Branch Library at 11:30   some of the war’s strongest advocates. Brandon C.
        tion, please call (740) 455-8282 Tickets: https://  evening of live entertainment, food, and fun for all   with the  presentation  immediately following.  If   Downing argues that to understand western sup-
        www.visitzanesville.com/Ghost-Tours/      ages! Live Music Featuring:  Dre Above All, Coco   unable to attend, kindly allow at least 24 hours’   port for war, one must first understand backcoun-
                                                                                                                      try culture: a worldview shaped by land hunger, lo-
                                             Johnson,  Nervous  Energies,  Echoes &  Anthems,
                                             David Spires. Hamburgers & hot dogs. Face paint-  notice to  the library.  Register:  https://events.  cal autonomy, and constant conflict along the Ohio
                                                                                 muskingumlibrary.org/event/17279018
        ZANESVILLE FARMERS MARKET            ing. All ages welcome! Attendees are encouraged                          Valley  borderlands.  Drawing  on  petitions  submit-
           October 17, 24, 31...             to bring their own chairs to sit back, relax, and en-  THE FRIENDS OF THE DRESDEN   ted  during  Kentucky’s  formative years,  Downing
                                                                                                                      shows how backcountry settlers articulated clear
           Adornetto’s                       joy the performances! It’s the perfect opportunity   BRANCH LIBRARY FARMERS   expectations  for  land  ownership  at  a  time when
                                             to experience live music and spend a Saturday in
          (2224 Maple Avenue, Zanesville)    downtown Zanesville!                MARKET                               qualifications for holding title were still unsettled.
                                                                                                                      These petitions reveal a shared cultural logic—one
           9AM - 12PM                                                               October 20                        that tied legitimate land claims to physical occu-
        Held every Saturday.                 TRI-VALLEY YOUTH LEAGUE                Dresden Branch Library            pation,  improvement, and  defense. At the same
                                             SOFTBALL TRUNK OR TREAT             (816 Main Street, Dresden)           time, frequent and violent encounters with Native
        MAKE OF THE MONTH - SPOOKY             October 17                                                             nations in the Ohio Valley reinforced settlers’ belief
                                                                                                                      that  their  struggles  on  the  frontier  justified  both
                                                                                    4 - 6:30PM
        FRAMES WITH THE X-TOOL LASER           Frew Memorial Park, Frazeysburg   Support your local Dresden Branch Library and   their claims to western lands and their support for
        ENGRAVER                               5 - 7PM                           enjoy fresh produce, crafts, baked goods, and   war  against  Great Britain,  whom they viewed as
                                                                                                                      the primary supplier and ally of Indigenous resis-
           October 17, 19, 26                TVYLS is hosting Trunk or Treat on Saturday, Oc-  more!  Organized by the Dresden Friends of the   tance. By situating western political culture within
           John McIntire Library             tober 17, from 5–7 PM at Frew Memorial Park in   Library to hep support the library for programs   the broader context of frontier violence and terri-
          (220 North 5th Street, Zanesville)  Frazeysburg!  Bring  your  costumes,  candy  bags,   and events provided to the public.  This will be   torial  organization,  this talk  demonstrates how
                                                                                 held rain or shine! ($5) Vendor Spaces Available.
                                                                                                                      local experiences in the backcountry shaped na-
           3PM - 6:30PM                      and the whole family for a night of Halloween fun.   Farmers Markets will be held the first and third   tional policy and helped propel the United States
                                             Everyone in the Tri-Valley community is welcome,
        Learn a new skill, take home a small project, and   and admission is FREE!  Tuesday June through October.     into the War of 1812. About the Speaker:   Bran-
        join our community of makers at the John McIntire                                                             don C. Downing is Assistant Professor of History
        Makerspace. Whether you’re a seasoned maker or                           A-MAZING - FREE ADMITTANCE TO        at Marietta College, where he teaches courses in
        new to the creative community, all are welcome.   TRINWAY SHE-SHED  SALES  LLC  MCDONALD’S CORN MAZE          Native and Colonial America, the American Revo-
        Makes of the Month will be available at the John                                                              lution, and Public History. His research focuses on
                                                                                                                      Native-White interactions  in  the Ohio Valley,  the
        McIntire Makerspace during open hours. Mondays   2ND ANNUAL VENDORS         October 20                        War of 1812, and the history of Marietta, Ohio. His
        3pm - 6:30PM and the 3rd Saturday of the month   MARKET                     McDonald’s Greenhouse & Corn Maze  current project, Performative Violence as Political
        10:30AM  - 3:30PM. Can’t  make it to this event?    October 17             (3220 Adamsville Road, Zanesville)  Discourse: Delawares during the Seven Years’ War,
        Contact us to schedule a one-on-one appointment.    Trinway She-Shed Sales LLC                                1755–1758, examines Delaware perspectives on
        Call:  740.453.0391, ext.  150.  Email:  TechHelp@                          2PM - 5PM                         the  Penns Creek  and  Great Cove  Massacres  in
        muskingumlibrary.org.  Supplies  are limited and     (3140 5th Street, Trinway)  Bring your library card & enter for free! Library card   Pennsylvania.
        available on a first come first serve basis.    11AM - 6PM               registration will be available on-site, as well as a
                                             We will have multiple vendors set up in a flea mar-  chance  to check out  books  right  from the farm!   “THE LEGEND OF SLEEPY
        SPOOKTACULAR HUNT                    ket style setting, raffles, corn hole tournament, car   Enjoy animals, activities, and a stroll through our   HOLLOW” - PRESENTED BY BRIGHT
                                                                                 interactive StoryWalk. An adult must accompany
        AND HAUNT                            show, food truck. During the event our store will   all children under the age of 8 at all times during   STAR TOURING THEATRE
           October 17                        have  blowout  sales,  mystery  boxes,  fill  a  basket   your visit.       October 21
                                             from our BIN for $5. Food truck/yummy eats, mul-
           Smore Baskets                     tiple vendors/unique finds, family fun/something                           Roseville Elementary School
          (405 Main Street, Dresden)         for everyone, and more!             FLORAL TEA LIGHT GHOSTS                 (35 Elm Street Roseville)
           9:00 AM                                                                  October 20                           4PM - 6PM
        No tickets or cost, join us in Dresden! Spend the   HE EDUCATION OF YESTERDAY   Duncan Falls/Philo Branch Library  One of the first true classics of American literature,
        day exploring  local shops in  Dresden  Ohio  with    October 17-18         Duncan Falls Meeting Room         this is an authentic retelling of Washington Irving’s
        shopping specials and guided paranormal investi-   Country Crossroads Education of Yesterday      (222 Main Street, Duncan Falls)  story  of  Ichabod  Crane  and  the Headless  Horse-
        gations at select locations. A team of paranormal                           5PM - 6PM                         man!  Register:  https://events.muskingumlibrary.
        investigators will  share their experiences inside     (3685 Cass Irish Ridge Rd)  REGISTRATION REQUIRED      org/event/17275534
        local  buildings  — you can  follow along all  day or    10AM - 5PM      Let’s get crafty! Participants will decorate ghostly
        join  at  any  stop.  This  one-of-a-kind  event blends   Our mission is to preserve old machinery, to teach   tea light covers made from air dry clay and vari-  TRUNK OR TREAT
        small-town  shopping  with  spooky  fun,  as  profes-  and  show the  younger  generation  how things   ous other materials. Register:    October 21
        sional paranormal investigators lead guided tours   were done in the past! While walking around the   events.muskingumlibrary.org/event/17285545
        through  Dresden’s most mysterious  spots. Shop   grounds at Country Crossroads you will see antique            Eastside Community Ministry
        your favorite local stores, uncover Dresden’s ghost-  tractors and  equipment  of  all  shapes,  sizes and   CRAFTY TUESDAY: FALL IN LOVE     (218 Stillwell Street, Zanesville
        ly  legends,  and  experience the  town like never   colors. Field demonstrations weather permitting.            5:30PM - 7PM
        before. Costumes  are encouraged,  so grab  your   The Captain Bryant Grist Mill will be open. There  WITH N.C.   Come in costume for treats, games, music with DJ
        friends, bring your Halloween spirit, and join us for   is a large  farm toy display on the  2nd floor and    October 20   Adonis and Forever Young Photo Booth! Fun for all
                                             antique tools on display throughout the building.
        a hauntingly fun day in Downtown Dresden!                                   Village Hall                      ages!
                                             Kids will have the opportunity to operate a digger
        CITY ON THE HILL 2026 FALL FEST      with supervision. Take a train ride on the Cracker     (2 W. Main Street, New Concord)  FAMILY GAME NIGHT - CAN YOU
                                             Jack Railroad. Lil’ Toot the train will be chugging
                                                                                    5:30PM - 7:30PM
           October 17                        along the grounds for the little ones. The kids love   Join us for an evening of fall crafting as we prepare   SOLVE THE MYSTERY?
           City On The Hill                  the play area and corn pit. A fun filled event for all   this year’s projects for our annual Fall in Love with    October 22
                                             ages. Tickets for the train rides and digger are $1
          (505 Pine Street, Zanesville)      each. Price of admission is a donation.   N.C. exhibit! We will be creating 7′ long fall festive    Roseville Branch Library
           5PM - 8PM                                                             garland – that light up! Be a part of our 7th annual     General Library
        Plan to bring a sweatshirt for our 2026 Fall Fest -   CAMERON RUN FALL MARKET  Fall in Love with N.C. Community-Wide exhibit as     (41 North Main Street, Roseville
        featuring free food, carnival style games, and com-   October 18         we display our projects in businesses along Main
        munity fun for all ages! Families can play a friendly                    Street Oct. 23 – Nov. 8. Take them home after the    5PM - 7PM
        game of corn hole, enjoy free temporary tattoos,    Cameron Run          exhibit is over. This event is free as we’d love to get   REGISTRATION REQUIRED
        stop for a photo op, or visit with friends from Fetch     (3430 Barkers Run Road Zanesville)  as many people as possible involved! Kids in Pre-K   Join us for a night of mystery and fun as you work
        Remedy Dogs. We will finish the evening off with a    11AM - 4PM         through high school  plus  Muskingum  University   together to crack the case! Featuring three differ-
        fall movie! - Food (Hot Dogs, chips, treat & water)   We’re bringing together an amazing group of lo-  students, residents of Evergreen and the Beckett   ent “Unsolved Case Files” games for  the whole
        - Carnival Style Games w/prizes for kiddos - Corn-  cal small businesses, makers, boutiques, food &   House … and many other adults will all be creating   family to enjoy. Register: https://events.musking-
        hole - Penny Pitching Contest  for grown-ups  w/  drinks, and more for a fun fall shopping day! WHAT   one to bring some fall festive colors to downtown   umlibrary.org/event/17276384?registration=true
        gift card prize - Temporary Tattoos & Craft - Fetch   TO EXPECT: 40+ local vendors & small businesses,   New  Concord!  Register:  https://newconcord-oh.
        Remedy Dogs - Fall Photo Op - Door Prize Drawing   Coffee & specialty drinks, Sweet treats & baked   gov/event/crafty-tuesday-fall-in-love-with-n-c/    BINGO AT A TASTE OF OHIO
        - Music - The Peanuts Movie & Popcorn Bar (moved   goods,  Fresh sourdough,  Fall  shopping,  Clothing           October 22, 29...
        indoors, begins at 6:30 p.m.).         boutiques, Permanent jewelry, Custom charm bar,   ZANESVILLE CIVIL WAR
                                             Handmade  goods, Unique  gifts & accessories,   ROUNDTABLE                 A Taste of Ohio Wine Bourbon & Beer
        WICKED WHISKERS LADIES               Açaí bowls, Charcuterie, Kettle Corn, Food Trucks,     October 20          (524 Main St, Zanesville)
                                             Activities for the kids…and so much more! Come
                                                                                                                         5-6:00PM
        SING-A-LONG BRUNCH                   grab a coffee, walk around the market, shop your    Stone Academy Historic Site & Museum  Every Thursday. Queen of Hearts Drawing
           October 17                        favorite local businesses, find some new favorites,     (115 Jefferson Street, Zanesville)  6:15pm
           Taste of Ohio Wine Bourbon and Beer   and enjoy a fall day at Cameron Run. Admission    7PM - 8PM
                                             is FREE!
          (524 Main Street, Zanesville)                                          Human  Interest Stories  from Antietam offers a   FALL LOCAL CRAFT AND
           10AM - 1PM                        WALK TO REMEMBER                    vivid,  personal  look  at the  Maryland campaign   VENDOR MARKET
        Get ready for a wickedly wonderful morning filled                        and  Battle of  Antietam  through  the eyes of  sol-   October 23-25
        with whiskers, witches, music, brunch, and plenty    October 18          diers and civilians. Scott L. Mingus Sr. is a multiple    Colony Square Mall
        of fun! Join us for Wicked Whiskers, a 21+ ladies    Genesis HealthCare System   award-winning author specializing in the American
        brunch benefiting our shelter and the animals who     Gorsuch Fitness Trail at Genesis Hospital   Civil  War  and  the Underground  Railroad,  having     (3575 Maple Avenue, Zanesville)
        need us most!  $30  Donation.  SING-ALONG LA-    (2951 Maple Ave, Zanesville)   written  or  co-written  over  thirty  nonfiction  books    10AM - 5PM
        DIES BRUNCH Bring your friends, get ready to sing    1:00 PM             on these subjects He is also a retired executive in   Shop with local vendors! Hand-made crafts,
        along, and enjoy a wickedly fun morning together!   Genesis Women’s and Children’s Services is hold-  the global paper and converting industry, with de-  jewelry, custom apparel, crochet toys, artwork,
        COSTUME CONTEST!  Come  dressed to impress—  ing this free event for those in the community who   cades of experience in new product development,   woodwork, baked goods, collectibles, direct sales
        or  terrify! Prizes will  be awarded,  and  props  will   have lost an  infant  to miscarriage,  ectopic  preg-  business strategy, and technology leadership  consultants,home decor, and more!
        be provided to help you get into the spooky spir-  nancy, stillborn or newborn death. The event is an
        it!  FOOD & SPIRITS AVAILABLE FOR PURCHASE.   opportunity to honor and remember these infants.
        Enjoy delicious food and your favorite spirits avail-  Starting at 1 p.m., there will be a brief program,
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