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THURSDAY, OCTOBER 9
Thursday & Friday Fall
Foliage Train Rides
Hocking Valley Scenic
Railway, 33 Canal Street, Nelsonville, 12 noon to 2:30 p.m.
Take a leisurely trip on a passenger train dating back
to the 1920s. Hear about Hocking Valley history as you pass the
remains of industries, canal locks and other historic landmarks. The
trip covers 22 miles roundtrip and stops for 30 minutes at a pioneer
log village (Robbins Crossing) before returning to the depot. Call
1-800-967-7834 and leave a message or visit http://www.hockingvalleytrain.org
for more information. COST: Adult $17; Senior (60+) $15; Child (3-12)
$12.
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 10
Thursday & Friday Fall
Foliage Train Rides
Hocking Valley Scenic
Railway, 33 Canal Street, Nelsonville, 12 noon to 2:30 p.m.
Take a leisurely trip on a passenger train dating back
to the 1920s. Hear about Hocking Valley history as you pass the
remains of industries, canal locks and other historic landmarks. The
trip covers 22 miles roundtrip and stops for 30 minutes at a pioneer
log village (Robbins Crossing) before returning to the depot. Call
1-800-967-7834 and leave a message or visit http://www.hockingvalleytrain.org
for more information. COST: Adult $17; Senior (60+) $15; Child (3-12)
$12.
Appalachian Color in the
Hills Festival
Glouster, OH, 10 a.m. - 11
p.m.
Join us this October for three days of Appalachian
music, amazing artist works, delicious food, helicopter rides, and
lots of good old-fashioned kids games and activities that are
reminiscent of that old-time country festival right here in Glouster,
Ohio! Call 740-797-2947 or 740-517-8670 for more information; FREE
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 11
Senior Pancake Breakfast
Scenic Hills Senior Center,
187 S. Spring Street, Logan, 8 - 11 a.m.
On the second Saturday of the month, enjoy a Pancake
Breakfast with the Scenic Hills Senior Center.
Menu: Pancakes, eggs & sausage or sausage gravy
biscuits, eggs & hash browns. Call 740-385-6581 for more
information; COST: $6
Appalachian Color in the
Hills Festival
Glouster, OH, 10 a.m. - 11
p.m.
Join us this October for three days of Appalachian
music, amazing artist works, delicious food, helicopter rides, and
lots of good old-fashioned kids games and activities that are
reminiscent of that old-time country festival right here in Glouster,
Ohio! Call 740-797-2947 or 740-517-8670 for more information; FREE
Grandma Gatewood's Fall
Colors Hike
Old Man's Cave Visitors
Center, Hocking Hills State Park, State Route. 664 South, Logan, 1
p.m.
Bring along a cool drink and celebrate the season's
colors. Meet with the naturalist at the Old Man's Cave Visitor Center
for a strenuous hike that spans roughly 6 miles of the Grandma
Gatewood trail. We will be traversing the section that runs from Old Man's
Cave to Cedar Falls and back while enjoying the scenic beauty and
cultural personality. This hike does include several hills and steps
and is not recommended for the easily-winded individuals. (approx.
3-4 hours.) Call 740-385-6841 for more information; FREE
Tombstone Travels - 5th
Annual
Logan Central Elementary
parking lot, Logan, tours at 3, 5 and 7 p.m.
For the fifth consecutive year, costumed guides take
those who dare through the Old Logan Cemetery, the community's very
first burial ground. Ghost-seekers will hear spooky tales about those
who are laid to rest at the inactive gravesite performances along the
way.
Some of the interesting individuals you will meet
include: Charles Keynes who established Keynes Mills; Flavius Case
(an early druggist in the community; Jennie O. Cherrington, 2nd wife
of Dr. Cherrington who established Cherrington Hospital; Dr. Charles
Lyons - Logan sportsman and dentist; William Woodard, furniture store
owner & funeral director; Nellie Allen Adams, daughter of Dr. Allen
and piano teacher in Logan; and Winfield Poston - first Director of
Farmers & Merchants Bank and owner of some 1200 acres.
Call 740-385-6813 x2235 for more information; COST:
$10/adults; $5/children 12 and under.
Empty Bowls Fundraiser
Bowen House Community Center,
196 N. Market St. Logan, 4 - 6 p.m.
This annual United Way event serves as a fundraiser to
help fight hunger in Hocking County. Travelers are invited to this
happy hour event where they will enjoy wine, appetizers and dessert,
in addition to their own locally crafted bowl. The event will also
include a silent auction of uniquely crafted and celebrity-signed
bowls, art and antiques. Call 740-385-0344 for tickets or
information; COST: $20 in advance and $25 at the door.
American Legion Baked Steak
Dinner
12845 State Route 664 South,
Logan, 4 - 7 p.m.
The Auxiliary of American Legion Post 78 puts on this
delicious baked steak dinner on the 2nd Saturday of each month.
Come join us for a good meal, with the proceeds helping our community
& supporting two Legion baseball teams. COST: $7/person. Call
740-385-8811 for more information.
Sweet Second Saturday
The Ridge Inn Restaurant,
16178 Pike St., Laurelville, 5 - 8 p.m.
On the second Saturday of each month, we dress up the
dining room and have live music & great dinner specials. You can
even bring a bottle of wine, if you like. Come join us for a great
Saturday night out! Reservations appreciated, but not required. Call
740-332-0300 for more information.
An Evening with Jonathan
Edwards, McGuffey Lane and Grassinine
Stuart's Opera House, 52
Public Square, Nelsonville, 6 p.m.
Connect Ohio presents its annual CABI Fund benefit
concert, featuring Jonathan Edwards, McGuffey Lane, and Grassinine at
Stuart's Opera House for a community fundraiser. The performers all
have ties and commitment to helping Appalachian Ohioans, and are
teaming up to host a benefit concert to support the CABI Fund. All
proceeds benefit the Connect Appalachia Broadband Initiative Fund and
will provide computers and technology connectivity to low-income
Appalachian Ohio areas in need. Find out more about the CABI Fund at
AppalachianOhio.org or by calling 740-753-1924; COST: $35 - $55
advance sales and at the door.
Halloween on the Hocking
Family Fun Center, 22663 Main
Street, Rockbridge, 6 p.m.
Haunted houses can be scary and corn mazes can be fun,
but nothing compares to Halloween on the Hocking! On the river there
is no place to hide from whoever is lurking behind the bend. The few
that survive can further test their bravery on the haunted hayride
through the campground... if they dare! Call 740-385-8685 to make a
reservation or for more information; COST: $42 per canoe.
Moonlight Tour
Hocking Hills Canoe Livery,
12789 State Route 664 South, Logan, 7 - 11 p.m.
Paddle your canoe from sunset to moonlight, using the
light of the moon as it reflects on the water. Your trip ends at the
livery with a roaring bonfire, s'mores and a local bluegrass band
for your enjoyment. Reservations highly recommended and be sure to
bring a flashlight. Call 740-385-0523 for more information. COST: $40
per canoe for two people.
The Haunting of Hill House
Stagecoach Conference &
Banquet Center, 225 E. Main Street, Logan, 8 p.m.
A Production by Logan Theatre Group - Travelers
are invited to sit back and enjoy this haunting performance,
described as "a chilling, mystifying study of mounting terror
when a group of 'psychically receptive' people come together in Hill
House, a brooding, mid-Victorian mansion known as a place of evil and
ill-will." Email logantheatregroup@gmail.com
or call 740-583-9475 for more information.
4th Annual Hope Blooms 5k
Walk/Run for a Reason
Lake Logan, Lake Logan Road,
Logan
Prizes for top runners in assigned age groups. All
profits will be donated to a local individual/family in need. Enjoy a
beautiful walk/run for a great cause! Pre-registration is
preferred! Hope Blooms promotes the physical & spiritual health
of youth through education and recreation programs, as well as
scholarships. Call 740-279-6236 for more information.
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 12
Appalachian Color in the
Hills Festival
Glouster, OH, 10 a.m. - 5
p.m.
Join us this October for three days of Appalachian
music, amazing artist works, delicious food, helicopter rides, and
lots of good old-fashioned kids games and activities that are
reminiscent of that old-time country festival right here in Glouster,
Ohio! Call 740-797-2947 or 740-517-8670 for more information; FREE.
Second Sunday Beadmaking
Ohio Glass Museum, 124 W.
Main Street, Lancaster, 1 - 4 p.m.
Watch engaging demos, or choose to try it yourself! Join
us on a new monthly creative adventure! Theresa Cress-Sharp
will be narrating and performing live glass beadmaking demonstrations
as part of your OGM tour on the Second Sunday of each month.
You'll see rods of beautifully colored glass become molten and shaped
into intricate beads! Call 740-687-0101 for more information; COST:
$20.
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 14
Photography Group at the
Bowen House
The Bowen House, 196 Market
Street, Logan 7 - 8 p.m.
Hocking photography enthusiasts welcome visitors to join
them for inspiration, encouragement & some shop talk! Call
740-385-0344 for more information; FREE
Ladies Sunset Floats
Hocking Hills Canoe Livery,
12789 St. Rt. 664 South, Logan, 6 - 8:30 p.m.
Paddle your canoe or kayak in the peaceful evening calm
of the river at sunset. Share a story, look for wildlife or just
relax in the comfortable company of women. Light refreshments and
water provided. Reservations required. Meet at the livery at 6pm and
be sure to bring a flashlight. Call 740-385-0523 for more
information. COST: $20
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 15
Circleville Pumpkin Show
Court and Main Streets,
Circleville, 9 a.m. - 9 p.m.
"The Greatest Free Show on Earth!" In addition
to more than 100,000 pounds of pumpkins, squash and gourds on the
street display, there are displays of canned goods, baked goods,
flower show, fruits and vegetables and an art show in the Watt Street
Pumpkin Show building. A Home Arts and Craft Show is also held.
Located just 10 minutes from the Hocking Hills Visitor Center in
Laurelville. Visit http://www.pumpkinshow.com
for more information. FREE
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 16
Circleville Pumpkin Show
Court and Main Streets,
Circleville, 8 a.m. - 10:30 p.m.
"The Greatest Free Show on Earth!" In addition
to more than 100,000 pounds of pumpkins, squash and gourds on the
street display, there are displays of canned goods, baked goods,
flower show, fruits and vegetables and an art show in the Watt Street
Pumpkin Show building. A Home Arts and Craft Show is also held.
Located just 10 minutes from the Hocking Hills Visitor Center in
Laurelville. Visit http://www.pumpkinshow.com
for more information. FREE
Thursday & Friday Fall
Foliage Train Rides
Hocking Valley Scenic
Railway, 33 Canal Street, Nelsonville, 12 noon to 2:30 p.m.
Take a leisurely trip on a passenger train dating back
to the 1920s. Hear about Hocking Valley history as you pass the
remains of industries, canal locks and other historic landmarks. The
trip covers 22 miles roundtrip and stops for 30 minutes at a pioneer
log village (Robbins Crossing) before returning to the depot. Call
1-800-967-7834 and leave a message or visit http://www.hockingvalleytrain.org
for more information. COST: Adult $17; Senior (60+) $15; Child (3-12)
$12.
Historic Lantern Tour of Ash
Cave
Ash Cave at Hocking Hills
State Park, State Route 56 near 374, Logan, 7 p.m.
The mystery of Ash Cave is special as far back as the
last Ice Age and beyond. Join the naturalist in the parking lot area
to explore Ash Cave by lantern light and learn about this special
history first hand. We supply the lights; you supply the imagination.
Please, no pets at the lantern tour. Call 740-385-6841; FREE
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 17
Circleville Pumpkin Show
Court and Main Streets,
Circleville, 9 a.m. - 10:30 p.m.
"The Greatest Free Show on Earth!" In addition
to more than 100,000 pounds of pumpkins, squash and gourds on the
street display, there are displays of canned goods, baked goods,
flower show, fruits and vegetables and an art show in the Watt Street
Pumpkin Show building. A Home Arts and Craft Show is also held.
Located just 10 minutes from the Hocking Hills Visitor Center in
Laurelville. Visit http://www.pumpkinshow.com
for more information; FREE
Wonders of Old Man's Cave
Naturalist Cabin, Hocking
Hills State Park, State Route 664 South, Logan, 10 a.m.
Meet the Naturalist at the Naturalists' Cabin, behind
Old Man's Cave Visitor Center, for a short hike to discover some
facts about the history of the area and the rock formations that are
found throughout the park. Call 740-385-6841 for more information;
FREE
Thursday & Friday Fall
Foliage Train Rides
Hocking Valley Scenic
Railway, 33 Canal Street, Nelsonville, 12 noon to 2:30 p.m.
Take a leisurely trip on a passenger train dating back
to the 1920s. Hear about Hocking Valley history as you pass the
remains of industries, canal locks and other historic landmarks. The
trip covers 22 miles roundtrip and stops for 30 minutes at a pioneer
log village (Robbins Crossing) before returning to the depot. Call
1-800-967-7834 and leave a message or visit http://www.hockingvalleytrain.org
for more information. COST: Adult $17; Senior (60+) $15; Child (3-12)
$12.
Logan's Rotary Club -
Cincinnati Style Chili Dinner
Logan High School Cafeteria,
State Route 328 South, Logan, 4:30 - 6:30 p.m.)
Come join us for some great chili! Both "Cincinnati
Style" and "Homestyle" Chili will be available.
Proceeds go towards the Logan High School scholarship fund. Dinner
includes Spaghetti Chill, Hot dog, Drink, & Dessert. COST: $8 adults
/ $4 kids 10 & under
2014 Hocking Canal Tour &
Fall Ramble
Hocking County Historical Society, 64 North Culver
Street, Logan, 7 p.m.
AOA is joining with The Canal Society of Ohio to help
sponsor a guided bus tour and field trip along the historic Hocking Canal
route in Hocking and Fairfield Counties. This event, "Going Up
the Hocking Canal - Logan to Carroll", is the annual fall outing
of the Canal Society which visits the Hocking Hills this year.
The event starts with a get-together and preview slide
show/presentation by Dave Neuhardt. Light refreshments will be served
and tables will be available with display and sale items. Call Kay
Sheldon at 440-327-3816 or visit www.canalsocietyohio.org
for more information. FREE
An Evening with Todd Snider
Stuart's Opera House, 46
Public Square, Nelsonville, 8 - 10:30 p.m.
Stuart's Opera House welcomes back musician, songwriter
and storyteller Todd Snider. Relentless touring, great songs and a
live show that has developed a dedicated fan base are what leads Rolling
Stone to call him "America's sharpest musical storyteller."
Get your tickets quick! Todd has sold Stuart's during his last few
visits. Elizabeth Cook will open the show. Call 740-753-1924 or visit
http://www.stuartsoperahouse.org/
for more information. COST: $25-$35 reserved seating; reservations
suggested.
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 18
2014 Hocking Canal Tour &
Fall Ramble
Hocking County Historical Society, 64 North Culver
Street, Logan, 8 a.m.
AOA is joining with The Canal Society of Ohio to help
sponsor a guided bus tour and field trip along the historic Hocking
Canal route in Hocking and Fairfield Counties. This event,
"Going Up the Hocking Canal - Logan to Carroll", is the
annual fall outing of the Canal Society which visits the Hocking
Hills this year.
Saturday features a day-long bus tour, guided by and
narrated by Dave Meyer, with eight featured sights. Following the
trip, a social hour and dinner will be held at the Olde Dutch
Restaurant in Logan, starting at 6 p.m. Call Kay Sheldon at 440-327-3816
or visit www.canalsocietyohio.org
for more information. COST: Banquet $30, Tour $65, Both for $90.
Circleville Pumpkin Show
Court and Main Streets,
Circleville, 10 a.m. - 10:30 p.m.
"The Greatest Free Show on Earth!" In addition
to more than 100,000 pounds of pumpkins, squash and gourds on the
street display, there are displays of canned goods, baked goods,
flower show, fruits and vegetables and an art show in the Watt Street
Pumpkin Show building. A Home Arts and Craft Show is also held.
Located just 10 minutes from the Hocking Hills Visitor Center in
Laurelville. Visit http://www.pumpkinshow.com
for more information. FREE
Ghost Stories, Poems and
Tales
Decorative Arts Center of Ohio.
145 E Main St, Lancaster, 10 a.m. - 12 pm.
Grades 3 and up. Everyone loves a good ghost story. Get
your ghouls on and be prepared to write and illustrate your very own
ghost stories and poems. This class will explore writing as well as
drawing, cartooning and design. Call 740-681-1423 or visit www.decartsohio.org for more
information; COST: $12-16.
Ridgetops & Hollers
Ash Cave parking lot, Hocking
Hills State Park, State Route 56, Logan, 2 p.m.
Ever wonder about the difference between a ridgetop and a
'holler'? Join the naturalist at the Ash Cave parking area to
find out. Call 740-385-6841 for more information, FREE
Halloween on the Hocking
Family Fun Center, 22663 Main
Street, Rockbridge, 6 p.m.
Haunted houses can be scary and corn mazes can be fun,
but nothing compares to Halloween on the Hocking! On the river there
is no place to hide from whoever is lurking behind the bend. The few
that survive can further test their bravery on the haunted hayride
through the campground... if they dare! Call 740-385-8685 to make a
reservation or for more information; COST: $42 per canoe.
New Moon Glow Float
Hocking Hills Canoe Livery,
12789 State Route 664 South, Logan, 7 - 11 p.m.
Paddle your canoe from sunset to moonlight, using the
light of the moon as it reflects on the water. Your trip ends at the
livery with a roaring bonfire, s'mores and a local bluegrass band
for your enjoyment. Reservations highly recommended and be sure to bring
a flashlight. Call 740-385-0523 for more information. Call
740-385-0523 for more information. COST: $40 per canoe for two
people.
Hauntings on the Hocking
Hocking Hills Canoe Livery
and Camping, 12789 State Route 664 South, Logan
The Hocking River is haunted - or is it? You be the
judge. Campers are encouraged to deck out campsites in their spooky
best, costumes are the norm, and spooky fun is turning up everywhere.
Join us for creepy kids' activities and treats on Saturday afternoon,
and a potluck supper and music on Saturday night. Costumes
recommended (family-friendly, please!). Call 740-385-0523 for more
information. FREE for campers.
The Haunting of Hill House
Stagecoach Conference &
Banquet Center, 225 E. Main Street, Logan, 8 p.m.
A Production by Logan Theatre Group - Travelers
are invited to sit back and enjoy this haunting performance,
described as "a chilling, mystifying study of mounting terror
when a group of 'psychically receptive' people come together in Hill
House, a brooding, mid-Victorian mansion known as a place of evil and
ill-will." Email logantheatregroup@gmail.com
or call 740-583-9475 for more information.
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 19
Hauntings on the Hocking
Hocking Hills Canoe Livery
and Camping, 12789 State Route 664 South, Logan
The Hocking River is haunted - or is it? You be the
judge. Campers are encouraged to deck out campsites in their spooky
best, costumes are the norm, and spooky fun is turning up everywhere.
Join us for creepy kids' activities and treats on Saturday afternoon,
and a potluck supper and music on Saturday night. Costumes
recommended (family-friendly, please!). Call 740-385-0523 for more
information. FREE for campers.
Walking Tour of the Athens
Asylum
The Ridges, Ohio University,
Athens, 2 - 4 p.m.
Led by George Eberts, an expert on the history of the
Athens Asylum (The Ridges) will lead a walking tour of the asylum
grounds. Maximum of 15 per tour; first come, first served. Tickets
may be purchased in advance at the Athens County Historical Society
and Museum at 65 North Court Street in Athens. Mr. Eberts is a former
employee of the Athens Asylum. Call 740-592-2280 for more
information; COST: $15
An Evening with Richard
Thompson
Stuart's Opera House, 46
Public Square, Nelsonville, 7 - 10:30 p.m.
A solo and acoustic show! Named by Rolling Stone
Magazine as one of the Top 20 Guitarists of All Time, Richard
Thompson is one of the world's most critically acclaimed and prolific
songwriters. Thompson has received numerous awards for his
songwriting, including a nomination from the Americana Music Honors
& Awards for "Artist of the Year". Call 740-753-1924 or
visit http://www.stuartsoperahouse.org/
for more information. COST: $25-$35-$52.50 reserved seating;
reservations suggested.
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