Evening in the Garden

Step back in time and explore the plant knowledge of early 19th-century Ohio. This free event invites visitors to discover which plants grew in gardens during that historical period and how families used them for healing and wellness. It's a wonderful way for kids and adults alike to connect with Ohio's agricultural heritage and learn practical skills from another era. The program runs for about 90 minutes on a summer evening, making it perfect for families looking for an outdoor activity that's both educational and relaxed. There's no admission fee, though the organizers welcome donations to support their work preserving local history. Whether your family enjoys gardening, history, or simply spending time outdoors, this is an accessible way to experience authentic heritage education.