The Comet Skippers are hosting a world class Jump Rope Summer Day Camp! June 11-14, 2024.Children from age 6 thru adults are welcome. This camp will offer instruction for all levels, from the beginner to the advanced. Elements to be taught include Single Rope, Chinese Wheel, Double Dutch and more! You do not need to be on a team or be a Mason student to attend. All are welcome. Camp will be taught by regional, national and world champion jumpers. JUMP on in with the Comet Skippers!Registration will include an event T-shirt if registered by May 25th. The registration fee is $280 by May 25th. Fee will be $300 aftr May 25th. Registration information can be found at cometskippers.org or email questions to registration@cometskippers.orgRegister at: https://form.jotform.com/240798425667168

Come on out for some great food and a good time! Magic with Doug Nagel will be there walking around performing magic for guests while they eat.

"Wise Guys" Loveland youth group is back this year! Do you have a middle school aged boy interested in exploring his faith? Join us and a few families on the first Thursday night of each month from 7-8:30. The focus this year would be “Stories of Hope” taken out of the Bible. We’d gather up, do a quick game, and then jump into it. Read a little scripture, ask questions, discuss, and launch! If you are interested or know of others that may be, message us to learn more.

Touch-A-Truck is fun for the whole family! This event lets you have an up-close look, learn, and interact with tons of vehicles and equipment. Fun for all ages with loads of exhibits, giveaways, food trucks, helicopter landings, and demonstrations with K9 units and jaws of life!

Bring your father figure out to the park for a grand ol’ time of fishing and lure making! Never fished before? Don’t worry, there will be parks staff there to help. We have a limited number of poles to loan, first come first serve! Your receipt for this event will serve as your fishing permit and will expire at 8pm, so please make sure you bring it with you. This event is catch and release only.

 Date: Saturday, June 15th Time: 10am - 2pm Location: The Morrow Arts Center (10 Miranda St. Morrow, OH 45152) Celebrate Father’s Day at The Morrow Arts Center! Join us for a fun-filled day packed with activities, shopping, and delicious food. Event Highlights:  Car Cruise-In:Enjoy a spectacular car cruise-in all day in our main parking lot. It’s completely free and perfect for car enthusiasts and families alike.  Shopping:Explore over 18+ shops under one roof, offering deep discounts this Father’s Day season. From unique gifts to local treats, there’s something for everyone.  Daddy and Me Workshops:Participate in several studios offering special daddy and me workshops and classes inspired by Father’s Day. Create lasting memories and fun projects together.  Food Truck:Satisfy your hunger with mouth-watering options from Folks N Motion food truck, featuring burgers, wings, BBQ, brisket, and more. Don’t miss out on this special event to celebrate dads and father figures. Bring your family and friends for a day of fun, creativity, and community at The MAC!

Join us for the 2024 Trailside Tunes Series! These are free concerts held on various Saturdays from 1-3 p.m. at Nisbet Park's gazebo. Presented by the City of Loveland & BRS Insurance. June 15 - Chris Lee AcousticJuly 13 - Anita and The DavesAugust 17 - Nylon & Steel While you listen, enjoy lunch in the park! Order food/drinks from a local restaurant. Nisbet Park is within Loveland’s Designated Outdoor Refreshment Area (DORA). More info at https://lovinlifeloveland.com/events

Join us as we remove harmful invasive Honeysuckle and Callery Pear! Volunteers will hand saw/trim plants and trees and help drag them to the chipper area. Everyone is welcome! Please visit our website to learn more and register. https://ohioriverfdn.org/support-us/volunteer/ Why remove invasive Callery Pear and Honeysuckle? Pear and Honeysuckle are quickly taking over in our watershed. If not controlled, these invasive plants will cause environmental and economic harm to an ecosystem. Invasive species spread rapidly and quickly shade-out the healthy variety of wildflowers, grasses, and trees. Eventually, an ecosystem is dominated with invasive species. Left with nowhere to live, the bees, butterflies, birds, and other critters move away. By removing these two species, the Kingswood Park ecosystem will begin to function as it once did, naturally. There will be room once again for local wildflowers, grasses, and trees to spread and thrive.