Events Calendar

250 Buckeye Train & Transportation Celebration Launch Event at Dennison Depot – June 26, 2025

Join communities across Ohio in commemorating the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence with events that honor the past and ignite the future. From festivals and historical reenactments to art exhibitions and civic conversations, the Events Calendar is your guide to statewide moments of inspiration and celebration. Explore upcoming events and be part of history in the making.

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February 2026

Black History of Knox County Exhibition

This exhibit on Black History of Knox County will be on view in Kenyon College’s Chalmers Library from January 7th, 2026 – March 4th, 2026. Located on the first floor of the library, the exhibit is in the Bulmash Exhibition Hall. The Building is generally open to the public 8am-6pm on weekdays, and 12pm-4pm on […]
01 Feb - 04 Mar
8:00 am
Bulmash Exhibition Hall, Chalmers Library, First Floor
103 College Dr, Gambier, OH 43022

Revolutionary Exhibit at The Works

“Revolutionary” is a temporary exhibit The Works is putting together to explore the stories of Revolutionary War veterans that later moved to what is now Licking County. The exhibit will examine their lives as soldiers, the history of the land they later called home, and the legacy their decisions left in our community today.
01 Feb - 25 Apr
9:00 am
The Works: Ohio Center for History, Art, & Technology
55 S 1st St. Newark, OH 43055

In This Place Core Exhibition

New core exhibition by the National Underground Railroad Freedom Center located on the first floor that explores the significance of Cincinnati’s history as it relates to the Underground Railroad. It also explores the connection between the Underground Railroad and contemporary social justice movements. Gallery features a short film, interactive tables, and artifacts.
01 Feb - 31 Dec
10:00 am
50 East Freedom Way Cincinnati, OH 45202
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