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Lock 9 Launch Party

Lock Nine Riverfront Park 125 E. Water St, Piqua, OH, United States

Lock 9 Park construction is nearing completion, and the City of Piqua is hosting a community celebration of the opening! Join us for three bands performing at the outdoor pavilion from 5 to 10 p.m. Saturday, July 27 at the park, 125 E. Water St., Piqua, OH. Bring a blanket or a chair to enjoy the music in Piqua's new riverfront amenity with your friends and family! The event is offered free of charge to attendees. There will be breaks between the performers to allow for the purchase of food and beverages from local establishments. The park is located within

Piqua-Caldwell Historic District Celebrates National Night Out

200 block West Greene St. Piqua Piqua, OH, United States

On Tuesday, August 6, you’ll find that the 200 block of West Greene Street is the place to be: National Night Out is definitely celebrated in the Piqua-Caldwell Historic District: show up between 6pm and 8 pm to be part of the fun! Chaired by Piqua resident Joe Wilson, and staffed by members of the Piqua-Caldwell Historic District Association (PCHDA) board, the event is part of a national movement to develop closer ties among neighbors, and for neighbors to get to know the safety forces that protect the larger community. Since 1984, this event has grown into a nationwide tradition,

Free

EXPLORE THE ARTISTIC TAPESTRY OF THE JOHNSTON HOUSE

Johnston Farm & Indian Agency 9845 North Hardin Rd., Piqua, OH, United States

This unique program will allow guests to experience and learn about the decorative collection in the Johnston house, and gain insights into both the 1967 and the 2018 restorations. Space is limited, reservations are required. This program will also be held in July and August. Cost: Site Admission; pre-registration required.

Guest Speaker Series featuring Author David Fong – Ohio’s Troy vs Piqua Football Rivalry

Mayflower, The Encore 9 West Main Street, Troy, OH, United States

We are kicking off rivalry week at the Mayflower! David Fong, local author of Ohio's Troy vs Piqua Football Rivalry: The Battle on the Miami, will be taking the stage on Tuesday, September 24 at 6:30pm to discuss the long-standing rivalry between these 2 schools, dating back to 1899. The game will take place later that week at Alexander Stadium on September 27 at 7pm. Reservations for this evening can be made at mayflowertroy.com (be sure to make your reservation in either The Theater or The Gallery at 6pm or 6:15pm). You may also call into the Mayflower @ 937-759-8128

Free

Beginner’s Hearth Cooking Class at Johnston Farm

Johnston Farm & Indian Agency 9845 North Hardin Rd., Piqua, OH, United States

Have you ever wondered how Mrs. Johnston managed to prepare meals for her family? Now's your chance to find out. No experience needed! Cost is $45 (No refunds due to the cost of food and supplies)

HERO HARVEST 5K Fun Run

Lock Nine Riverfront Park 125 E. Water St, Piqua, OH, United States

Rain or Shine Saturday October 5, 2024 at 8:30 am after the Veteran Ceremony Race: Hero Harvest is sponsored by Operation Veteran and Caregiver support. All proceeds from the race help programs offered by Operation Veteran and Caregiver support to connect, empower and transform the lives of all veterans, families, widows and active duty in all branches. Registration: Online at https://cantstoprunningco.rsupartner.com/ - Ages 13+ $25 and 5-12 $15 runners/walkers will receive a race number, t-shirt and snack at the end of the race. You must be registered by September 20 to guarantee a t-shirt. Call Kayleen at 937-541-5079 for help

Haunted Neighborhood Walking Tours

Things That Go Bump in the Neighborhood Have no fear! If Halloween is your favorite holiday, the Piqua-Caldwell Historic District has a new twist for you! Come join one of our Haunted Neighborhood Walking Tours on Friday, October 18 and Saturday, October 19! For ages 18 and older, timed small groups will depart and walk the District, with a knowledgeable tour guide telling where…all the tales are buried. So to speak. Each tour will last about 30 minutes. Board chair Don Smith says, “The tours will cover quite a bit of the neighborhood, so bring a small flashlight, wear comfortable