BATH TOWNSHIP COMMUNITY EVENTS - 2026
Please note: While meetings may be listed and scheduled, please check for confirmation that the information has not changed.
Bath Township Meetings – Most Bath Township board and committee regular meetings – Board of Trustees, Appearance Review Commission, Board of Zoning Appeals, and Zoning Commission – take place with both in-person and virtual options. The Bath Board of Trustees Work/Agenda Sessions and the Bath Water and Sewer District Board hold only in-person meetings. For details, call 330-666-4007.
Bath Township Museum – The Bath Museum, 1241 N. Cleveland-Massillon Road, is now open for the season with the exhibit “America250,” a collective history in 50-year segments of the political economic, religious, social, intellectual and aesthetic Bath events of those decades, free admittance. Museum hours are Mondays and Wednesdays, 9-11 a.m., and Sundays, 1-4 p.m. The Stony Hill School House is currently not open but hours and events will be determined as the season progresses. For information, call Lee Darst, Administrator, 330-734-8511 or e-mail: bathhistoricalsociety@roadrunner.com
The Cuyahoga Valley National Park – Ohio’s only National Park is right in Bath’s backyard. For operating status and planned activities check the park website at https://www.nps.gov/cuva/planyourvisit/ or call 440-546-5960 for information.
Bath-Fairlawn Branch of the Akron-Summit County Library is open to the public from 10 a.m.-8 p.m. on Mondays-Thursdays; 10 a.m.-6 p.m. on Fridays; and 10 a.m.-5 p.m. on Saturdays. For other information, call 330-666-4888.
Hale Farm & Village, 2686 Oak Hill Road, Special events are scheduled throughout the year. This outdoor living history museum opens for the season May 30 and is open for guests Wednesdays through Sundays, 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Scheduled special events are listed in the body of this calendar. For information, call 330-666-3711 or visit www.halefarm.org
Summit County Astronomy Club, Bath Nature Preserve, 4220 Ira Road, this 501(C)3 organization was created to create curiosity about Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Math through exploration of the Universe. Star gazing at Bath Nature Preserve on announced nights and solar observing at various locations. For details, check https://www.facebook.com/SummitCountyAstronomy/info; for signup to be contacted when observatory is open, go to https://www.meetup.com/summit-county-astronomy-meetup.
Cuyahoga Valley Farmers’ Market takes place every Saturday, starting May 2 through October, from 9 a.m. to noon, at Howe Meadow, 4040 Riverview Road, Peninsula. Venders provide fresh produce, baked goods, root veggies, local ready-to-eat foods, natural body goods, and more. For more information, visit info@cvfm.org/summer-market
Oct. 5, Monday
* Bath Trustees – 9:30 a.m., Work session, Trustees’ Meeting Room, 3864 W. Bath Road; 330-666-4007
* Bath Trustees – 10 a.m., Special Meeting with Executive Session, Trustees’ Meeting Room; 3864 W. Bath Road; 330-666-4007
* Appearance Review Commission – 5 p.m., Trustees’ Meeting Room; 330-666-4007
* Clean Water Starts @ Home – 6-7 p.m., University of Akron Field Station, Bath Nature Preserve, 4240 Ira Road, Stormwater Awareness Week Series sponsored by Summit Soil and Water, features this chance to learn about microplastics and water quality, make and take simple home cleaning product; for information, call 330-929-2871
* Bath Trustees – 6:30 p.m., Regular Meeting, Trustees’ Meeting Room; 330-666-4007; Zoom meeting; Meeting ID: 916 3176 7285 Phone: 1-929-205-6099; Passcode 059138
Oct. 6, Tuesday
* Bath Business Association – 5:30 p.m., location TBD, regular monthly business meeting; 330-666-3347
Oct. 7, Wednesday
* Fairlawn Rotary Club – 7:30 a.m., Viscous Biscuit, 3900 Medina Road, Montrose; for details, check https://rotarydistrict6630.org/clubinfo/fairlawn
* Bath Gamma Garden Club – 7-9 p.m., Hale Farm & Village, Hartwell Room, “Moon Garden/White Garden, with speaker Noelle Akin, of Petitti's Garden Centers; for details, visit www.bathgammagardenclub.com
Oct. 8, Thursday
* Bath Zoning Commission – 6 p.m., Trustees’ Meeting Room; 330-666-4007
* Bath Richfield Kiwanis – 6 p.m., Fellowship Hall; for details, call 330-665-3562
Oct. 10, Saturday
* Bath Fire Department Community CPR Class, Heart Saver AED – 9-11 a.m., Bath-Copley Fire Station #2, 4570 Medina Road, Copley, $35, limited to Bath residents and employees of Bath businesses, hands-on and video training, a minimum of five attendees must be signed up or class is cancelled; register at 330-666-3738 or by email at cpr@bathtownship.org
* Fall into Nature – 11 a.m.-3 p.m., Bath Nature Preserve, The University of Akron Field Station and Regal Beagle, family fun and seasonal activities for the day sponsored by Bath Township, Bath Park Board and The University of Akron Field Station, hayrides, face painting, pumpkin patch, community booths, refreshments and tours of and demonstrations in the UA field station; 330-666-4007
Oct. 10-11, Saturday-Sunday
* Harvest Festival – 10 a.m.-4 p.m., Hale Farm & Village, experience the seasonal games and activities of a 19th century farm where traditions like cider pressing and fermentation are demonstrated, enjoy seasonal bites from local food vendors, live music, a special visit from Johnny Appleseed, a pumpkin patch, wagon rides, corn shucking, apple butter making, $15 adults, $10 children ages 3-12; 330-666-3711
Oct. 11, Sunday
* Seasons on the Land: Monthly Walk at Crown Point – 10-11 a.m., Crown Point Ecology Center, monthly guided walk to connect with Crown Point’s fields, gardens, woods, and water, all ages welcome, free; 330-668-8992 or www.crownpointecology.org
* Western Reserve Playhouse – Five Bucks Series – 2 p.m., “The Kentucky Cycle,” by Robert Schenkkan, “Which Side Are You On? 1954” Episode 8 of a sweeping epic that unfolds across American history and across WRP’s 2026 season is a series of standalone but interconnected episodes follows four families over 200 years and their legacies of violence, hope, and survival, tickets $5; 330-620-7314 or www.thewrp.org
Oct. 12, Monday
* Discover Bath Barns – 5 p.m., Location TBD; 330-666-4007
Oct. 13, Tuesday
* Bath Trustees – 9:30 a.m., Work session, Trustees’ Meeting Room, 3864 W. Bath Road; 330-666-4007
* Discover Bath Barns – 5 p.m., Trustees’ Meeting Room; 330-666-4007
* Revere Board of Education – 5:30 p.m., Revere Administration Building Conference Room, Work Session; 330-666-4155
Oct. 14, Wednesday
* Fairlawn Rotary Club – 7:30 a.m., Viscous Biscuit, 3900 Medina Road, Montrose; for details, check https://rotarydistrict6630.org/clubinfo/fairlawn
Oct. 15, Thursday
* Bath Richfield Kiwanis – 6 p.m., Fellowship Hall; for details, call 330-665-3562
Oct. 18, Sunday
* Sunday Sessions at Bath Township Museum – 2 p.m., during the exhibit “America 250,” these Sunday sessions will focus on a variety of topics, this week’s is “Early Bath Churches,” free admittance, for information, call Lee Darst, Administrator, 330-734-8511 or e-mail: bathhistoricalsociety@roadrunner.com
Oct. 19, Monday
* Bath Trustees – 9:30 a.m., Work session, Trustees’ Meeting Room, 3864 W. Bath Road; 330-666-4007
* Bath Trustees – 4 p.m., Regular Meeting, Trustees’ Meeting Room; 330-666-4007; Zoom meeting; Meeting ID: 916 3176 7285 Phone: 1-929-205-6099; Passcode 059138
* Revere Local Schools ParentED Talks – 5:30 p.m., Revere High School Auditorium, topics of interest to parents and the community will be covered in five free, informational sessions, this one is “IEP Transition Services,” discussing a student’s individualized education program, outlining accommodations a student may need to succeed in school; 330-666-4155 or check the website at www.revereschools.org
* Water and Sewer District Board – 6 p.m., Trustees’ Conference Room; 330-666-4007
Oct. 20, Tuesday
* Revere Board of Education – 5:30 p.m., Revere High School Media Center, Monthly Board Meeting; 330-666-4155
* Bath Board of Zoning Appeals – 7 p.m., Trustees’ Meeting Room; 330-666-4007
Oct. 21, Wednesday
* Fairlawn Rotary Club – 7:30 a.m., Viscous Biscuit, 3900 Medina Road, Montrose; for details, check https://rotarydistrict6630.org/clubinfo/fairlawn
Oct. 22, Thursday
* Bath Richfield Kiwanis – 6 p.m., Fellowship Hall; for details, call 330-665-3562
Oct. 24, Saturday
* Trick or Treat in the Village – 10 a.m.-3 p.m., Hale Farm & Village, on this festive day of family fun, little pioneers are invited to dress in their favorite Halloween costumes and explore the Village and homes of our 19th-century residents for treats and seasonal cheer, tickets $15, adults, $8 children ages 3-12, WRHS members free of charge; 330-666-3711 or check www.wrhs.org/do-see/events/2026
* All Hales Eve: Ghosts and Legends of the Western Reserve – 5-9 p.m., Hale Farm & Village, a craft beer festival with a spooky twist, perfect for adults who embrace the eerie side of Halloween, doors open at 5:00PM and first pour starts at 6, reservations required and tickets are $60 per person (21+ only and $50 per person for WRHS members) and include entry, 15 craft beer/mead sampling tickets and a Hale Farm & Village special souvenir beer glass, designated driver ticket is $25 for village entry only; 330-666-3711 or check www.wrhs.org/do-see/events/2026
Oct. 25, Sunday
* Western Reserve Playhouse – Five Bucks Series – 2 p.m., “The Kentucky Cycle,” by Robert Schenkkan, “The War on Poverty, 1975” Episode 9 of a sweeping epic that unfolds across American history and across WRP’s 2026 season is a series of standalone but interconnected episodes follows four families over 200 years and their legacies of violence, hope, and survival, tickets $5; 330-620-7314 or www.thewrp.org
* Music at Bath Concert Series, Kristine Jackson: Blues & Roots – 3 p.m., The Bath Church Sanctuary, award-winning musician and songwriter, Jackson delivers roots-based music, reimagining classics and original material for guitar, ukulele, voice and other instruments, free admission, accessible, ample parking; for details, call 330-666-3520 or check www.musicatbath.org
Oct. 26, Monday
* Bath Trustees – 9:30 a.m., Work session, Trustees’ Meeting Room, 3864 W. Bath Road; 330-666-4007
Oct. 27, Tuesday
* Revere Local Schools ParentED Talks – 5:30 p.m., Revere High School Auditorium, topics of interest to parents and the community will be covered in five free, informational sessions, this one is “Anxiety and Teens”; 330-666-4155 or check the website at www.revereschools.org
Oct. 28, Wednesday
* Fairlawn Rotary Club – 7:30 a.m., Viscous Biscuit, 3900 Medina Road, Montrose; for details, check https://rotarydistrict6630.org/clubinfo/fairlawn
Oct. 29, Thursday
* Bath Richfield Kiwanis – 6 p.m., Fellowship Hall; for details, call 330-665-3562
Oct. 31, Saturday
* Bath Township's Halloween Open House and Trick-or-Treat – 3-5 p.m., Open House, lower parking lot behind the Fire and Police Departments, 3864 W. Bath Road, followed by the community wide Trick-or-Treat from 5 to 7 p.m.; 330-666-4007
Nov. 2, Monday
* Bath Trustees – 9:30 a.m., Work session, Trustees’ Meeting Room, 3864 W. Bath Road; 330-666-4007
* Bath Trustees – 9:30 a.m., Special session (bill pay), Trustees’ Meeting Room, 3864 W. Bath Road; 330-666-4007
* Appearance Review Commission – 5 p.m., Trustees’ Meeting Room; 330-666-4007
Nov. 3, Tuesday
* Bath Business Association – 5:30 p.m., Trustees’ Meeting Room, regular monthly business meeting with slate of officers for 2027 to be presented; 330-666-3347
Nov. 4, Wednesday
* Fairlawn Rotary Club – 7:30 a.m., Viscous Biscuit, 3900 Medina Road, Montrose; for details, check https://rotarydistrict6630.org/clubinfo/fairlawn
* Bath Gamma Garden Club – 7 p.m., Hale Farm & Village, Hartwell Room, The Art of Bonsai, featuring members of the Akron-Canton Bonsai Society; for details, visit www.bathgammagardenclub.com
Nov. 5, Thursday
* Bath Richfield Kiwanis – 6 p.m., Fellowship Hall; for details, call 330-665-3562
Nov. 6, Friday
* Bath Volunteers for Service – 9 a.m. social, 9:30 a.m., General Meeting, The Bath Church; 330-524-7346
Nov. 8, Sunday
* Seasons on the Land: Monthly Walk at Crown Point – 10-11 a.m., Crown Point Ecology Center, monthly guided walk to connect with Crown Point’s fields, gardens, woods, and water, all ages welcome, free; 330-668-8992 or www.crownpointecology.org
Nov. 9, Monday
* Bath Trustees – 9:30 a.m., Work session, Trustees’ Meeting Room, 3864 W. Bath Road; 330-666-4007
Nov. 10, Tuesday
* Revere Board of Education – 5:30 p.m., Revere Administration Building Conference Room, Work Session; 330-666-4155
Nov. 11, Wednesday
* Fairlawn Rotary Club – 7:30 a.m., Viscous Biscuit, 3900 Medina Road, Montrose; for details, check https://rotarydistrict6630.org/clubinfo/fairlawn
Nov. 12, Thursday
* Bath Zoning Commission – 6 p.m., Trustees’ Meeting Room; 330-666-4007
* Bath Richfield Kiwanis – 6 p.m., Fellowship Hall; for details, call 330-665-3562
Nov. 13-22, Friday-Sunday
* Western Reserve Playhouse Mainstage Season – A Touch of the Poet – 8 p.m. Friday and Saturday, 2 p.m. Sunday, Eugene O’Neill’s examination of pride and delusion through the unraveling of an Irish immigrant clinging too tightly to his past, tickets $15-$25; 330-620-7314 or www.thewrp.org
Nov. 13, Friday
* BVS 9th Annual Trivia and Taco Fall Fundraiser – 5:15 doors open, Taco Bar starts at 6:15 p.m., Trivia Competition starts at 7 p.m., St. George’s Fellowship Center, 3204 Ridgewood Road, Fairlawn, register as a team of eight purchasing an entire table or as an individual wishing to be added to a team, table cost is $570 through Sept. 30, $600 through Oct. 31, individual tickets are $75 and $80; for reservations, go to https://www.zeffy.com/en-US/ticketing/bvs-9th-annual-trivia-and-tacos-fundraiser; questions, contact tickets@bathvolunteersforservice.com
Nov. 14, Saturday
* Thanksgiving Dinner with Abraham Lincoln – 3-6 p.m., Hale Farm & Village, enjoy a delicious meal dining with President Lincoln and Hale Farm & Village costumed interpreters, immerse yourself in captivating stories from our nation's past and listen to the festive music that embodies the spirit of the season, tickets general public $55, WRHS Members $50, Youth (ages 3-12) $25; 330-666-3711
Nov. 15, Sunday
* Sunday Sessions at Bath Township Museum – 2 p.m., during the exhibit “America 250,” these Sunday sessions will focus on a variety of topics, this week’s is “Bath Township Schools,” free admittance, for information, call Lee Darst, Administrator, 330-734-8511 or e-mail: bathhistoricalsociety@roadrunner.com
Nov. 16, Monday
* Bath Trustees – 9:30 a.m., Work session, Trustees’ Meeting Room, 3864 W. Bath Road; 330-666-4007
* Bath Water and Sewer Board – 6 p.m., Trustees’ Conference Room; 330-666-4007
* Bath Trustees – 6:30 p.m., Regular Meeting, Trustees’ Meeting Room; 330-666-4007; Zoom meeting; Meeting ID: 916 3176 7285 Phone: 1-929-205-6099; Passcode 059138
Nov. 17, Tuesday
* Revere Board of Education – 5:30 p.m., Revere High School Media Center, Monthly Board Meeting; 330-666-4155
* Bath Board of Zoning Appeals – 7 p.m., Trustees’ Meeting Room; 330-666-4007
Nov. 18, Wednesday
* Fairlawn Rotary Club – 7:30 a.m., Viscous Biscuit, 3900 Medina Road, Montrose; for details, check https://rotarydistrict6630.org/clubinfo/fairlawn
* Rooted Conversations Speaker Series – 6:30-7:45 p.m. Crown Point Ecology Center, the final program in this series offers an engaging overview of the wide range of conservation work of the Western Reserve Land Conservancy with Renee Boronka, Director of Conservation Education & Outreach, sharing share WRLC helps to protect more than 80,000 acres of natural areas, family farms, and urban green spaces with land protection to hands-on stewardship and educational programs; for details, call 330-668-8992 or go online to sign up at https://www.eventbrite.com/e/living-soil-the-hidden-world-that-feeds-us-tickets
Nov. 19, Thursday
* Bath Volunteers for Service Blood Drive – 12:30-6 p.m., Bath United Church of Christ Fellowship Hall, 3980 W. Bath Road, to sign up and preregister, go to www.redcrossblood.org and enter code BVS
* Bath Richfield Kiwanis – 6 p.m., Fellowship Hall; for details, call 330-665-3562
Nov. 22. Sunday
* Holiday Art & Craft Market – noon-4 p.m., Hale Farm & Village, browse a selection of handmade goods, unique creations, and artistic treasures by local artisans in vendor booths or shop the Hale Farm & Village MarketPlace for products made at Hale, free admission for shoppers; 330-666-3711
* Music at Bath Concert Series, Singers Companye – 4 p.m., The Bath Church Sanctuary, modern choral music, free admission, accessible, ample parking; for details, call 330-666-3520 or check www.musicatbath.org
Nov. 23, Monday
* Bath Trustees – 9:30 a.m., Work session, Trustees’ Meeting Room, 3864 W. Bath Road; 330-666-4007
Nov. 27, Friday
* Wye Road Bridge Lighting and Santa Arrival -- 5:30-7 p.m., The Wye Road Bridge and The Bake Shop in Ghent; 330-666-3347
Nov. 29, Sunday
* Sunday Sessions at Bath Township Museum – 2 p.m., during the exhibit “America 250,” these Sunday sessions will focus on a variety of topics, this week’s is “Century Homes of Bath, Part I,” free admittance, for information, call Lee Darst, Administrator, 330-734-8511 or e-mail: bathhistoricalsociety@roadrunner.com
Nov. 30, Monday
* Bath Trustees – 9:30 a.m., Work session, Trustees’ Meeting Room, 3864 W. Bath Road; 330-666-4007
* Bath Trustees – 4 p.m., Regular Meeting, Trustees’ Meeting Room; 330-666-4007; Zoom meeting; Meeting ID: 916 3176 7285 Phone: 1-929-205-6099; Passcode 059138
Dec. 1, Tuesday
* Bath Business Association – 5:30 p.m., Trustees’ Meeting Room, regular monthly business meeting with election of officers for 2027; 330-666-3347
* Revere Board of Education – 5:30 p.m., Revere Administration Building Conference Room, Work Session; 330-666-4155
Dec. 2, Wednesday
* Fairlawn Rotary Club – 7:30 a.m., Viscous Biscuit, 3900 Medina Road, Montrose; for details, check https://rotarydistrict6630.org/clubinfo/fairlawn
* Bath Gamma Garden Club – 7 p.m., Hale Farm & Village, Hartwell Room, Holiday Party and Gift Exchange; for details, visit www.bathgammagardenclub.com
Dec. 3, Thursday
* Bath Richfield Kiwanis – 6 p.m., Fellowship Hall; for details, call 330-665-3562
Dec. 4, Friday
* Bath Volunteers for Service – Holiday Luncheon; details to follow
Dec. 5-6, Saturday- Sunday
* Western Reserve Playhouse – Five Bucks Series – 2 p.m., “The Kentucky Cycle,” by Robert Schenkkan, a six-hour, nine-play cycle that examines the myths of the American past which created, for better or worse, the country we are today by following four families over 200 years and their legacies of violence, hope, and survival; for times and tickets, call 330-620-7314 or www.thewrp.org
* 31st Annual Holiday Lantern Tours – 4:40-8:40 p.m., Hale Farm & Village, enjoy a candle-lit tour through historic grounds and visit Village residents as they prepare for the 19th century holiday season, warm up with seasonal treats and explore the Gatehouse Museum Store featuring unique gifts; reservations required for this event, tickets from $17.59-$28.29; for information on ticket sales and scheduling, call 330-666-3711
Dec. 7, Monday
* Bath Trustees – 9:30 a.m., Work session, Trustees’ Meeting Room, 3864 W. Bath Road; 330-666-4007
* Appearance Review Commission – 5 p.m. Trustees’ Meeting Room; 330-666-4007
Dec. 8, Tuesday
* Discover Bath Barns – 5 p.m., Trustees’ Meeting Room; 330-666-4007
* Revere Board of Education – 5:30 p.m., Revere High School Media Center, Monthly Board Meeting; 330-666-4155
Dec. 9, Wednesday
* Fairlawn Rotary Club – 7:30 a.m., Viscous Biscuit, 3900 Medina Road, Montrose; for details, check https://rotarydistrict6630.org/clubinfo/fairlawn
Dec. 10, Thursday
* Bath Zoning Commission – 6 p.m., Trustees’ Meeting Room; 330-666-4007
* Bath Richfield Kiwanis – 6 p.m., Fellowship Hall; for details, call 330-665-3562
Dec. 11-13, Friday-Sunday
* 31st Annual Holiday Lantern Tours – 4:40-8:40 p.m., Hale Farm & Village, enjoy a candle-lit tour through historic grounds and visit Village residents as they prepare for the 19th century holiday season, warm up with seasonal treats and explore the Gatehouse Museum Store featuring unique gifts; reservations required for this event, tickets from $17.59-$28.29; for information on ticket sales and scheduling, call 330-666-3711
Dec. 14, Monday
* Bath Trustees – 9:30 a.m., Work session, Trustees’ Meeting Room, 3864 W. Bath Road; 330-666-4007
* Bath Trustees – 9:30 a.m., Trustees’ Meeting Room, Settlement meeting for the year; 330-666-4007
* Bath Trustees – 6:30 p.m., Regular Meeting, Trustees’ Meeting Room; 330-666-4007; Zoom meeting; Meeting ID: 916 3176 7285 Phone: 1-929-205-6099; Passcode 059138
Dec. 15, Tuesday
* Bath Board of Zoning Appeals – 7 p.m., Trustees’ Meeting Room; 330-666-4007
Dec. 16, Wednesday
* Fairlawn Rotary Club – 7:30 a.m., Viscous Biscuit, 3900 Medina Road, Montrose; for details, check https://rotarydistrict6630.org/clubinfo/fairlawn
Dec. 17, Thursday
* Bath Richfield Kiwanis – 6 p.m., Fellowship Hall; for details, call 330-665-3562
* Music at Bath Concert Series, Burning River Brass – 7:30 p.m., The Bath Church Sanctuary, holiday concert, free admission, accessible, ample parking; for details, call 330-666-3520 or check www.musicatbath.org
Dec. 18-23, Friday-Wednesday
* 31st Annual Holiday Lantern Tours – 4:40-8:40 p.m., Hale Farm & Village, enjoy a candle-lit tour through historic grounds and visit Village residents as they prepare for the 19th century holiday season, warm up with seasonal treats and explore the Gatehouse Museum Store featuring unique gifts; reservations required for this event, tickets from $17.59-$28.29; for information on ticket sales and scheduling, call 330-666-3711
Dec. 20, Sunday
* Sunday Sessions at Bath Township Museum – 2 p.m., during the exhibit “America 250,” these Sunday sessions will focus on a variety of topics, this week’s is “Century Homes of Bath, Part II,” free admittance, for information, call Lee Darst, Administrator, 330-734-8511 or e-mail: bathhistoricalsociety@roadrunner.com
Dec. 21, Monday
* Bath Trustees – 9:30 a.m., Work session, Trustees’ Meeting Room, 3864 W. Bath Road; 330-666-4007
* Bath Trustees – 9:30 a.m., Special meeting (bill pay) Trustees’ Meeting Room; 330-666-4007
* Water and Sewer District Board – 6 p.m., Trustees’ Conference Room; 330-666-4007
Dec. 23, Wednesday
* Fairlawn Rotary Club – 7:30 a.m., Viscous Biscuit, 3900 Medina Road, Montrose; for details, check https://rotarydistrict6630.org/clubinfo/fairlawn
Dec. 26-28, Saturday-Monday
* 31st Annual Holiday Lantern Tours – 4:40-8:40 p.m., Hale Farm & Village, enjoy a candle-lit tour through historic grounds and visit Village residents as they prepare for the 19th century holiday season, warm up with seasonal treats and explore the Gatehouse Museum Store featuring unique gifts; reservations required for this event, tickets from $17.59-$28.29; for information on ticket sales and scheduling, call 330-666-3711
Dec. 28, Monday
* Bath Trustees – 9:30 a.m., Work session, Trustees’ Meeting Room, 3864 W. Bath Road; 330-666-4007
Happy New Year – 2027
Looking ahead …
Feb. 23, Tuesday
* Revere Local Schools ParentED Talks – 5:30 p.m., Revere High School Auditorium, topics of interest to parents and the community will be covered in five free, informational sessions, this one is “Bullying: What it is and What it isn’t”; 330-666-4155 or check the website at www.revereschools.org
March 30, Tuesday
* Revere Local Schools ParentED Talks – 5:30 p.m., Revere High School Auditorium, topics of interest to parents and the community will be covered in five free, informational sessions, this final one is “ETRs, IEPs and 504s,” information regarding Evaluation Team Reports, which helps determine whether a child qualifies for an Individualized Education Program or a 504 Plan that seeks to remove barriers to student learning; 330-666-4155 or check the website at www.revereschools.org