Tues - Sat 10 am - 4 pm, Sun 1-4 pm Curator: Charles Muller, Exhibition Designer: Thomas Queen

Cost: Free

Contact: Decorative Arts Center of Ohio, Phone: 740-681-1423

Thurs & Fri 11:30 am - 3:30 pm, Sat & Sun 10 am - 5 pm Adults $16.00, Seniors (60+) $14.00, Children (3-12) $11.00 During the month of October, the Hocking Valley Scenic Railway adds two extra trains each week. Enjoy our scenic fall foliage rides on Thursday or Friday. The train departs at 1:30 pm for a leisurely ride along the Hocking River, old canal locks and historic villages.

Cost: $11-$16 per person

Contact: Hocking Valley Scenic Railway, Phone: 740-753-9531

by Terry Pratchett, adapted by Stephen Briggs, and featuring the Music of Timothy S. Klugh. Terry Pratchett takes Shakespeare's Macbeth and then turns it up 'till the knob comes off. It's all there -- a wicked duke and duchess, the ghost of the murdered king, dim soldiers, strolling players, a land in peril. And who stands between the Kingdom and destruction? The three witches. Tickets and more info available soon!

Cost: TBD

Contact: Stuart's Opera House , Phone: 740-753-1924

A large flea market with many outside and inside vendors every weekend - Friday through Sunday. During the winter months it is held indoors towards the back of the Market. Unique items, antiques, collectibles, beautiful crafts and outstanding in-season produce.

Cost: Free

Phone: 740-974-1138

4:00 pm Baker Theater Matt James on alto saxaphone will be celebrating the year 1959 in jazz. It was a VERY good year!

Cost: Free

Contact: Ohio University School of Music, Phone: 740-593-4244

8:00 pm One of Athens best kept secrets. The Rattletrap String Band entertains the crowd at Casa Cantina every Monday night. 6 W State St., Athens

Cost: Free

Contact: Casa Cantina, Phone: 740-594-8691

8 pm at the First United Methodist Church, 2 College Street. Peter Jarjisian, conductor

Cost: Free

Contact: Ohio University, School of Music, Phone: 740-593-4244

Tues. – Sat. 10 am – 5 pm, Sun. 1 pm – 5 pm. Thanksgiving Day 4 pm – 9 pm. Christmas at the Cabin, located at 7757 Cave Rd., Bainbridge, is a unique holiday shop featuring hand-crafted work of 50 nationwide artisans. Some folks say they haven’t had their Christmas without at least one visit to “The Cabin”.

Phone: 937-365-1388

Nov-Feb Hours: Tues-Sat 1-4 pm and by appointment. Milk Glass and Milk Bottles We have displays of Westmoreland, Imperial, Jeannette, Lancaster Colony, Fenton, Kemple and the assortment of manufacturers in the very old pieces in the anonymous case.$4 adults, $3 seniors, $2 students, children under 6, free

Cost: $2-4

Contact: Ohio Glass Museum, Phone: 740-687-0101

9-11 pm Every Tuesday night the stage is open for Designated Space, Donkey Coffee's own poetry, prose and spoken word open stage. This event has become attractive to many in the writing and literature community and is a great venue for many to exchange a variety of ideas and writings. 17 1/2 W Washington St, Athens

Cost: Free

Contact: Donkey Coffee, Phone: 740-594-7353

An Exhibit that examines objects Athens County veterans brought home from their service and their thoughts on the topic as collected through an oral history discussion. What makes a souvenir a souvenir? Is it different for each soldier? Is a souvenir defined differently by each generation? Why do soldiers bring souvenirs home? Find out how some Athens County veterans weigh in on these questions and see some remarkable objects.

Cost: $1-4.00

Contact: Athens County Historical Society & Museum, Phone: 740-592-2280

Tues - Sat 10 am - 4 pm, Sun 1-4 pm Curator: Charles Muller, Exhibition Designer: Thomas Queen

Cost: Free

Contact: Decorative Arts Center of Ohio, Phone: 740-681-1423

8 pm Baker Theater, Kantner Hall. The Wonderful World of Dissocia by Anthony Neilson, Directed by Elenna Mosoff (MFA 2010). The inhabitants of teh wonderful world of Dissocia are a curious blend of the funny, the friendly, and the brutal. This work, originally written in 2002, follows the story of a young woman suffering from dissociative disorder. As playwright, Anthony Neilson put it, "If you like Alice in Wonderland but there's not enough sex and violence in it, then Dissocia is the show for you. Not suitable for children under 13.

Cost: $7-$10

Contact: Ohio University, School of Theatre, Phone: 740-593-4800

7:30 pm. Avenue Q is Broadway's smash-hit 2004 Tony Award winner for Best Musical, Best Score, and Best Book. A hilarious show full of heart and hummable tunes. Avenue Q is about trying to make it in NYC with big dreams and a tiny bank account. Called "one of the funniest shows you're ever likely to see" by Entertainment Weekly. Avenue Q features a cast of people and puppets who tell the story in a smart, risque, and downright entertaining way. For Mature Audiences Only.

Cost: $20-28

Contact: Templeton-Blackburn Memorial Auditorium, Phone: 740-593-1780

9 pm to Mignight This open stage repeats every Thursday and is perfect for singers and songwriters who enjoy an intimate setting. 17 1/2 W Washington St, Athens.

Cost: Free

Contact: Donkey Coffee, Phone: 740-594-7353

7 pm Ages 10 and up Goslin Nature Center Every Thursday Evening No pre-registration necessary Just drop in and kick up your heels!

Cost: $4.00 per class

Contact: Lancaster Parks and Recreation , Phone: 740-687-6651

7 pm Red Bird Lane, Chillicothe, OH Come prowl the dark woods with the "Owl Team" as they call in the small Northern Saw-whet Owl. Cancelled if raining. Allow for 2 hours.

Cost: Free

Contact: Earl H Barnhart Buzzards Roost Nature Preserve, Phone: 740-775-2247

9:00 pm Jon Sands is a full time independent teaching artist. He is a recipient of the 2009 Louder ARTS fellowship grant, as well as a member of the 2009 NYC-Urbana Poetry Slam Team.

Cost: Free

Contact: Donkey Coffee, Phone: 740-594-7353

8:00 pm 52 Public Square Nelsonville, OH 45764 Get out your dancin' shoes and head down to Stuart's for an evening with one of the finest Cajun bands around, the Savoy Family Cajun Band! The Savoy Family Cajun Band plays honed down, hardcore Cajun music laced with an earthy sensuality. Old tunes have been revived and returned to a new life intensity in their hands.

Cost: $15-$20/presale $18-$23/door

Contact: Stuart's Opera House , Phone: 740-753-1924

A large flea market with many outside and inside vendors every weekend - Friday through Sunday. During the winter months it is held indoors towards the back of the Market. Unique items, antiques, collectibles, beautiful crafts and outstanding in-season produce.

Cost: Free

Phone: 740-974-1138

Fri & Sat - 8pm, Sun - 2pm Directed by Linda Hunt Pickerington Christian Church, 575 Diley Rd Come enjoy the story you loved as a movie.

Cost: $10 per seat

Contact: Pickerington Community Theatre, Phone: 614-863-1861

6-9 pm Join members of the Artist Colony of Zanesville throughout Downtown Zanesville for an evening of art the first Friday of every month. Several artist studios will be open for viewing at this time. Locations include: Mike Nelson's Frames, Flames and More, Seiler Studio, Studio 202 & Gallery, Studio G, Paul Emory Studio & Gallery, Lindsay Restoration, Alan Cottrill Sculpture Studio & Gallery, Tower Studio & Gallery, Pure Lilly Glass Works, Julie's Artery, Gallery Z, and ZAAP Gallery.

Cost: Free

Contact: Artist Colony of Zanesville, Phone: 740-455-8282

10 am - 1 pm on Saturdays (all year) and Wednesdays (through December) Market on State parking lot, 1000 E State St., Athens Every Saturday year-round and on Wednesdays, locals and visitors alike get their fresh produce at the Athens Farmers Market. Easy to find and called one of the nation's best markets by Audubon Magazine, the Athens Farmers Market is a must-see for any lover of food and culture. Find fresh homegrown vegetables, mouth-watering fruits and meats, fresh flowers, teas, breads and hand made crafts. Listen to live music and visit with friends at the Farmers Market Cafe which offers hot coffee and freshly prepared seasonal cuisine.

Cost: Free

Contact: Athens Farmers Market, Phone: 740-593-6763

9:00 pm The Jarts play lush Indie-Americana music with great hooks, strings, and more These shows are always big events.

Cost: Free

Contact: Donkey Coffee, Phone: 740-594-7353

8am - 10am On the 1st Saturday of every month from March through November, the Wilkesville Masonic Lodge will be hosting an All You Can Eat Breakfast. Your breakfast will include eggs, breakfast meat, biscuits and gravy, toast, coffee and juice. Donations will be accepted. The breakfast will be held at the Wilkesville Masonic Lodge and the proceeds will benefit the Free Community Thanksgiving Dinner.

Cost: Donation

Contact: Wilkesville Masonic Lodge

1-4 pm Sat & Sun Special artwork for the fall season and Christmas. Featuring Christmas paintings, cards, ornaments, jewelry along with other products.

Cost: Free

Contact: Blue Shoe Arts Gallery, Phone: 740-756-7874

10 am. Please join the board and members of Appalachia Ohio Alliance for our final hike of 2009. We will tour the Blair-Jones property in Hocking County. Join AOA President Brian Blair as we tour his scenic conservation easement protected property located in Good Hope and Laurel Townships in Hocking County. The hike begins at Blair's property located at 22799 Bigham Rd. Direction can be found at http://www.appalachiaohioalliance.org/

Cost: Free

Contact: Appalachia Ohio Alliance, Phone: 740-967-2737

8 pm in the Recital Hall - Glidden Hall (School of Music). Andrea Ridilla, oboe, Christin Schillinger, bassoon & Robert Thomas, piano. All from Miami University.

Cost: Free

Contact: Ohio University, School of Music, Phone: 740-593-4244

1:30 pm. The Southeastern Ohio Woodturners cordially invites members of the Dairy Barn Arts Center to attend a free demonstration that will be conducted by Joe and Jerry Smith of the Mountaineer Woodturners Club in Ripley, WV. They are a small group who meet for the purpose of getting to know other turners, sharing tips, techniques and sources of supply, learning from guest experts and from videos of nationally know turners at work.

Cost: Free

Contact: The Dairy Barn Arts Center, Phone: 740-592-4981

4 pm in Memorial Auditorium. Come listen to the lovely sounds of the Athens Children's Chorus, Women's Chorale and Singing Men of Ohio. Melanie Horne & Peter Jarjisian, Conductors

Cost: Free

Contact: Ohio University, School of Music, Phone: 740-593-4244

8:00 pm One of Athens best kept secrets. The Rattletrap String Band entertains the crowd at Casa Cantina every Monday night. 6 W State St., Athens

Cost: Free

Contact: Casa Cantina, Phone: 740-594-8691

Nov 10 – Dec 23, Tue-Fri 11am-4pm, Sat/Sun 1-4pm Multi-medium art bazaar featuring various artists from Southern Ohio. Special Ornament Area!

Contact: Pump House Center For The Arts, Phone: 740-772-5783

An Exhibit that examines objects Athens County veterans brought home from their service and their thoughts on the topic as collected through an oral history discussion. What makes a souvenir a souvenir? Is it different for each soldier? Is a souvenir defined differently by each generation? Why do soldiers bring souvenirs home? Find out how some Athens County veterans weigh in on these questions and see some remarkable objects.

Cost: $1-4.00

Contact: Athens County Historical Society & Museum, Phone: 740-592-2280

Tues - Sat 10 am - 4 pm, Sun 1-4 pm Curator: Charles Muller, Exhibition Designer: Thomas Queen

Cost: Free

Contact: Decorative Arts Center of Ohio, Phone: 740-681-1423

Tues. – Sat. 10 am – 5 pm, Sun. 1 pm – 5 pm. Thanksgiving Day 4 pm – 9 pm. Christmas at the Cabin, located at 7757 Cave Rd., Bainbridge, is a unique holiday shop featuring hand-crafted work of 50 nationwide artisans. Some folks say they haven’t had their Christmas without at least one visit to “The Cabin”.

Phone: 937-365-1388

Nov-Feb Hours: Tues-Sat 1-4 pm and by appointment. Milk Glass and Milk Bottles We have displays of Westmoreland, Imperial, Jeannette, Lancaster Colony, Fenton, Kemple and the assortment of manufacturers in the very old pieces in the anonymous case.$4 adults, $3 seniors, $2 students, children under 6, free

Cost: $2-4

Contact: Ohio Glass Museum, Phone: 740-687-0101

9-11 pm Every Tuesday night the stage is open for Designated Space, Donkey Coffee's own poetry, prose and spoken word open stage. This event has become attractive to many in the writing and literature community and is a great venue for many to exchange a variety of ideas and writings. 17 1/2 W Washington St, Athens

Cost: Free

Contact: Donkey Coffee, Phone: 740-594-7353

7:30 pm In the Fall of 2008, Blue & Gray magazine published a special edition in commemoration of the 145th anniversary of Lincoln's Gettysburg Address. Included is an outstanding article about a rarely mentioned portion of the Gettysburg battle where Ross County's own 73rd Ohio Volunteer Infantry fought. The ground where the action took place is now covered by 20th century development and all but forgotten. Join us for a fascinating evening as the author of that article, Gettysburg native and licensed battlefield guide Stuart Dempsey, brings that little noted, nor long remembered story about a small but deadly corner of the Civil War's greatest battle back to life.

Cost: Free

Contact: Ross County Heritage Center, Phone: 740-772-1936

8 pm Baker Theater, Kantner Hall. The Wonderful World of Dissocia by Anthony Neilson, Directed by Elenna Mosoff (MFA 2010). The inhabitants of the wonderful world of Dissocia are a curious blend of the funny, the friendly, and the brutal. This work, originally written in 2002, follows the story of a young woman suffering from dissociative disorder. As playwright, Anthony Neilson put it, "If you like Alice in Wonderland but there's not enough sex and violence in it, then Dissocia is the show for you. Not suitable for children under 13.

Cost: $7-$10

Contact: Ohio University, School of Theatre, Phone: 740-593-4800

In celebration of Veteran's Day, Actors' Moveable Theater is producing a true drama of the experiences of five women who went to Vietnam as Army Nurses. by Shirley Laura

Cost: Call for tickets

Contact: ARTS/West, Phone: 740-592-3823

Opening Reception on Nov 11th from 7-8:30 pm with music by Casey Redmond and Audie Wykle. Exhibit is open on Tue-Sat from 1-4 pm or by appointment. www.bowenhouse.org bowenhouse@hocking.net

Cost: Free, Donations accepted

Contact: The Bowen House, Phone: 740-385-0344

9 pm to Mignight This open stage repeats every Thursday and is perfect for singers and songwriters who enjoy an intimate setting. 17 1/2 W Washington St, Athens.

Cost: Free

Contact: Donkey Coffee, Phone: 740-594-7353

7 pm Ages 10 and up Goslin Nature Center Every Thursday Evening No pre-registration necessary Just drop in and kick up your heels!

Cost: $4.00 per class

Contact: Lancaster Parks and Recreation , Phone: 740-687-6651

A large flea market with many outside and inside vendors every weekend - Friday through Sunday. During the winter months it is held indoors towards the back of the Market. Unique items, antiques, collectibles, beautiful crafts and outstanding in-season produce.

Cost: Free

Phone: 740-974-1138

Fri & Sat - 8pm, Sun - 2pm Directed by Linda Hunt Pickerington Christian Church, 575 Diley Rd Come enjoy the story you loved as a movie.

Cost: $10 per seat

Contact: Pickerington Community Theatre, Phone: 614-863-1861

3 pm, Shelter House at Rock House. The Ohio Frontier was full of heroes and shady characters Meet at the Shelter House at the Rock House to hike and explore our local history.

Cost: Free

Contact: Hocking Hills State Park , Phone: 740-385-6841

7:30 pm at Ridges Auditorium - The Ridges, Highway 682 Richard Crist, director

Cost: $7.00

Contact: Ohio University, School of Music, Phone: 740-593-4800

8:30 pm 52 Public Square Nelsonville, OH 45764 Join us for the most important night of the year for Stuart's Opera House, our annual Fall Fundraiser! Enjoy an evening with Portland, Oregon's six piece Vagabond Opera. What other performing group could claim to play European Cabaret, Vintage Americana, Balkan Belly Dance, Neo-Classical Opera, Old World Yiddish Theater all in one show? In addition to the concert, you will also be able to purchase tickets for a dinner and drinks before the show. There will also be a silent auction in our lobby featuring great things from area businesses. Pre-show Reception times to be announced soon along with more details. Silent auction all night!

Cost: $15-$100

Contact: Stuart's Opera House , Phone: 740-753-1924

10 am - 1 pm on Saturdays (all year) and Wednesdays (through December) Market on State parking lot, 1000 E State St., Athens Every Saturday year-round and on Wednesdays, locals and visitors alike get their fresh produce at the Athens Farmers Market. Easy to find and called one of the nation's best markets by Audubon Magazine, the Athens Farmers Market is a must-see for any lover of food and culture. Find fresh homegrown vegetables, mouth-watering fruits and meats, fresh flowers, teas, breads and hand made crafts. Listen to live music and visit with friends at the Farmers Market Cafe which offers hot coffee and freshly prepared seasonal cuisine.

Cost: Free

Contact: Athens Farmers Market, Phone: 740-593-6763

9:00 pm An amazing evening of piano based songwriting. Opening the set will be Billy Matheny of Southeast Engine. Billy plays hook-laden, witty Americana music that is very infectious.

Cost: Free

Contact: Donkey Coffee, Phone: 740-594-7353

6 pm. Recital Hall - Glidden Hall, School of Music. Donald Speer, piano, Western Kentucky University and Michele Filal, oboe, Ohio University.

Cost: Free

Contact: Ohio University, School of Music, Phone: 740-593-4244

6 pm-10 pm on the second Saturday of every month. You can visit displays of art by local, national and international artisans in Historic Downtown Chillicothe businesses. Water, Paint and Main Streets, Chillicothe, OH. There will be live entertainment and some downtown businesses will be open for the evening.

Contact: Historic Downtown Chillicothe, Phone: 740-772-5783

4 pm. First United Methodist Church at 2 College Street. Steven Huang, director.

Cost: Free

Contact: Ohio University, School of Music, Phone: 740-593-4244

7-9 pm, Doors open at 6:30 pm. First Unitarian Universalist Church of Columbus, 93 W. Weisheimer, Columbus. A concert benefiting Buckeye Forest Council. McCutcheon's songs sing of the nation's heritage. John McCutcheon has been described by the Washington Post as "folk music's rustic renaissance man." An award winning singer, songwriter, composer, teacher, archivist, activist, author and poet. Tickets can also be purchased: david@buckeyeforestcouncil.org.

Cost: $20.00

Contact: Buckeye Forest Council, Phone: 740-594-3338

8 pm in Memorial Auditorium. Andrew Trachsel & Richard Suk, conductors.

Cost: Free

Contact: Ohio University, School of Music, Phone: 740-593-4244

8 pm Ohio Theatre in Columbus, OH. For tickets contact drsuk@ohio.edu or call 740-597-1808.

Cost: $8.00

Contact: Ohio University, School of Music, Phone: 740-597-1808

8:00 pm One of Athens best kept secrets. The Rattletrap String Band entertains the crowd at Casa Cantina every Monday night. 6 W State St., Athens

Cost: Free

Contact: Casa Cantina, Phone: 740-594-8691

Nov 10 – Dec 23, Tue-Fri 11am-4pm, Sat/Sun 1-4pm Multi-medium art bazaar featuring various artists from Southern Ohio. Special Ornament Area!

Contact: Pump House Center For The Arts, Phone: 740-772-5783

Tues. – Sat. 10 am – 5 pm, Sun. 1 pm – 5 pm. Thanksgiving Day 4 pm – 9 pm. Christmas at the Cabin, located at 7757 Cave Rd., Bainbridge, is a unique holiday shop featuring hand-crafted work of 50 nationwide artisans. Some folks say they haven’t had their Christmas without at least one visit to “The Cabin”.

Phone: 937-365-1388

Opening Reception on Nov 11th from 7-8:30 pm with music by Casey Redmond and Audie Wykle. Exhibit is open on Tue-Sat from 1-4 pm or by appointment. www.bowenhouse.org bowenhouse@hocking.net

Cost: Free, Donations accepted

Contact: The Bowen House, Phone: 740-385-0344

Nov-Feb Hours: Tues-Sat 1-4 pm and by appointment. Milk Glass and Milk Bottles We have displays of Westmoreland, Imperial, Jeannette, Lancaster Colony, Fenton, Kemple and the assortment of manufacturers in the very old pieces in the anonymous case.$4 adults, $3 seniors, $2 students, children under 6, free

Cost: $2-4

Contact: Ohio Glass Museum, Phone: 740-687-0101

9-11 pm Every Tuesday night the stage is open for Designated Space, Donkey Coffee's own poetry, prose and spoken word open stage. This event has become attractive to many in the writing and literature community and is a great venue for many to exchange a variety of ideas and writings. 17 1/2 W Washington St, Athens

Cost: Free

Contact: Donkey Coffee, Phone: 740-594-7353

An Exhibit that examines objects Athens County veterans brought home from their service and their thoughts on the topic as collected through an oral history discussion. What makes a souvenir a souvenir? Is it different for each soldier? Is a souvenir defined differently by each generation? Why do soldiers bring souvenirs home? Find out how some Athens County veterans weigh in on these questions and see some remarkable objects.

Cost: $1-4.00

Contact: Athens County Historical Society & Museum, Phone: 740-592-2280

Tues - Sat 10 am - 4 pm, Sun 1-4 pm Curator: Charles Muller, Exhibition Designer: Thomas Queen

Cost: Free

Contact: Decorative Arts Center of Ohio, Phone: 740-681-1423

7:30 pm. In 2007, the Wooster Book Company published an illustrated coffee table book on the covered bridges of Ohio, Kentucky, and West Virginia. It was the collaborative effort of Miriam F. Wood, author of the Covered Bridges of Ohio, David A. Simmons, editor of the Ohio Historical Society's Timeline magazine, and professional photographer Bill Miller. The book covers the development of the covered bridge type, including how they were constructed, and contains the histories and stories behind the building and preservation of 171 bridges built between 1829-2008. Miriam Wood and David Simmons will present a selection of slides taken from the book highlighting the most interesting bridges in each state. Copies of their book will be available for purchase and signing after the conclusion of the program.

Cost: Free

Contact: Ross County Heritage Center, Phone: 740-772-1936

7 pm Ages 10 and up Goslin Nature Center Every Thursday Evening No pre-registration necessary Just drop in and kick up your heels!

Cost: $4.00 per class

Contact: Lancaster Parks and Recreation , Phone: 740-687-6651

9 pm to Mignight This open stage repeats every Thursday and is perfect for singers and songwriters who enjoy an intimate setting. 17 1/2 W Washington St, Athens.

Cost: Free

Contact: Donkey Coffee, Phone: 740-594-7353

7 pm. The mystery of Ash Cave is special as far back as the last Ice Age and beyond. Join the naturalist in the parking lot area to explore Ash Cave by lantern light and learn about this special history first hand. We supply the lights you supply the imagination. (Please no pets at the lantern tour.)

Cost: Free

Contact: Hocking Hills State Park , Phone: 740-385-6841

7:30 pm. This film is not for children. It's Christmastime, and the colonization of Mars is underway. However, when an oxygen generator and a gravity control pod malfunction, Major Syrtis (the Lips' Steven Drozd) and his team (including the Lips' Michael Ivins) fear the worst. Syrtis also hallucinates about the birth of a baby, and many other strange things. Meanwhile, a compassionate alien superbeing (Coyne) arrives, inspiring and helping the isolated astronauts. Psychedelic rock band the Flaming Lips present Christmas on Mars: A Fantastical Film Freakout Featuring the Flaming Lips, a glorious science fiction film that marks the directorial debut of the Lips' visionary frontman Wayne Coyne. Seven years in the making, Christmas on Mars features original music by the Flaming Lips with acting performances by all band members, and many other from their Oklahoma City based team. Comedian Fred Armisen (Saturday Night Live) and actor Adam Goldberg (Dazed and Confused, Two Days in Paris) also appear. This film contains adult language and themes and is not intended for children.

Cost: Free

Contact: Stuart's Opera House , Phone: 740-753-1924

3 pm. Join the Hocking Hills State Park Naturalist to explore Cedar Falls and discover the unique natural and cultural history of this area of the park. SR 374 near SR 664 S.

Cost: Free

Contact: Hocking Hills State Park , Phone: 740-385-6841

A large flea market with many outside and inside vendors every weekend - Friday through Sunday. During the winter months it is held indoors towards the back of the Market. Unique items, antiques, collectibles, beautiful crafts and outstanding in-season produce.

Cost: Free

Phone: 740-974-1138

6-8 pm Fri, 12-4 pm Sat/Sun Browse the unique shops in Historic Chillicothe while enjoying live music, carriage rides walking tours and refreshments. Also, visit Santa Claus and get your picture taken.

Cost: Free

Contact: Historic Downtown Chillicothe

10 am. Starting and ending at the Fairfield County Fairgrounds. Grand Marshall Lancaster Eagle Gazette. Over 200 entries in parade.

Cost: Free

Contact: Fran Miller, Phone: 740-653-3583

9 am. Come and see something off the beaten path. Join us for a hike once around Rose Lake and see what makes this place so special. Meet the Hocking Hills State Park Naturalist at the Campground Shelter House on SR 664 S.

Cost: Free

Contact: Hocking Hills State Park , Phone: 740-385-6841

Hands-on photography workshop that provides practical and usable knowledge in nature photography. Workshops are held in the Hocking Hills State Park areas. Slide program and handout information. Lunch is provided. 4 hour workshops by appointment.

Cost: $129 / person

Contact: The Old Bear's Den Center , Phone: 740-380-2039

2 pm. As you pass by on your hike today stop by the Naturalist Cabin located behind the Old Man's Cave Visitor Center to explore and take a closer look at some of our native residents. Naturalist will be available to explain and answer questions.

Cost: Free

Contact: Hocking Hills State Park , Phone: 740-385-6841

10 am - 1 pm on Saturdays (all year) and Wednesdays (through December) Market on State parking lot, 1000 E State St., Athens Every Saturday year-round and on Wednesdays, locals and visitors alike get their fresh produce at the Athens Farmers Market. Easy to find and called one of the nation's best markets by Audubon Magazine, the Athens Farmers Market is a must-see for any lover of food and culture. Find fresh homegrown vegetables, mouth-watering fruits and meats, fresh flowers, teas, breads and hand made crafts. Listen to live music and visit with friends at the Farmers Market Cafe which offers hot coffee and freshly prepared seasonal cuisine.

Cost: Free

Contact: Athens Farmers Market, Phone: 740-593-6763

3 pm, at St John Catholic Church, 351 N Market St., Logan. A Community Choir under the direction of Andrew Potter will bless this service in song. Everyone Welcome!

Cost: Free

Contact: Hocking County Ministerial Services, Phone: 740-385-2549

12 - 5 pm. Main St. Join us for a head start on your holiday shopping in historic downtown Logan. Find unique gifts with local flavor in a relaxed atmosphere. Logan Art Gallery & Pottery, Hocking River Emporium, Scharf's (women's fashions), Nature's Nest and Spotted Owl Cafe will all be welcoming shoppers with specials for everyone.

Cost: Free

Contact: Historic Downtown Logan, Phone: 740-385-9455

8:00 pm One of Athens best kept secrets. The Rattletrap String Band entertains the crowd at Casa Cantina every Monday night. 6 W State St., Athens

Cost: Free

Contact: Casa Cantina, Phone: 740-594-8691

Tues. – Sat. 10 am – 5 pm, Sun. 1 pm – 5 pm. Thanksgiving Day 4 pm – 9 pm. Christmas at the Cabin, located at 7757 Cave Rd., Bainbridge, is a unique holiday shop featuring hand-crafted work of 50 nationwide artisans. Some folks say they haven’t had their Christmas without at least one visit to “The Cabin”.

Phone: 937-365-1388

Nov 10 – Dec 23, Tue-Fri 11am-4pm, Sat/Sun 1-4pm Multi-medium art bazaar featuring various artists from Southern Ohio. Special Ornament Area!

Contact: Pump House Center For The Arts, Phone: 740-772-5783

9-11 pm Every Tuesday night the stage is open for Designated Space, Donkey Coffee's own poetry, prose and spoken word open stage. This event has become attractive to many in the writing and literature community and is a great venue for many to exchange a variety of ideas and writings. 17 1/2 W Washington St, Athens

Cost: Free

Contact: Donkey Coffee, Phone: 740-594-7353

Closed Thanksgiving Day. Tues - Sat 10 am - 4 pm, Sun 1-4 pm Curator: Charles Muller, Exhibition Designer: Thomas Queen

Cost: Free

Contact: Decorative Arts Center of Ohio, Phone: 740-681-1423

An Exhibit that examines objects Athens County veterans brought home from their service and their thoughts on the topic as collected through an oral history discussion. What makes a souvenir a souvenir? Is it different for each soldier? Is a souvenir defined differently by each generation? Why do soldiers bring souvenirs home? Find out how some Athens County veterans weigh in on these questions and see some remarkable objects.

Cost: $1-4.00

Contact: Athens County Historical Society & Museum, Phone: 740-592-2280

Nov-Feb Hours: Tues-Sat 1-4 pm and by appointment. Milk Glass and Milk Bottles We have displays of Westmoreland, Imperial, Jeannette, Lancaster Colony, Fenton, Kemple and the assortment of manufacturers in the very old pieces in the anonymous case.$4 adults, $3 seniors, $2 students, children under 6, free

Cost: $2-4

Contact: Ohio Glass Museum, Phone: 740-687-0101

And now we give thanks – let’s celebrate the goodness of the earth. Relax and enjoy this special time together...share Thanksgiving with your family at Glenlaurel. Join us for a lovely six-course dinner featuring Tom Turkey with all the trimmings. Cost is $49 per person, with children (12 and under) half-price. Groups are welcome. Call now to make your reservations. Seating time is 1 p.m. It’s a shared holiday where all are welcome.

Cost: $49 per person

Contact: Glenlaurel Inn , Phone: 740-385-4070

3 pm and 5:30 pm seatings 21190 St. Rt. 374 Logan, OH 43138 Registration/Reservations required. This is a family fun affair. Your hearty Turkey Day meal includes roasted apple & butternut squash soup, mixed green salad with pomegranate seeds and vinaigrette, ham or roasted turkey breast, traditional country sage stuffing, cranberry sauce, whipped potatoes, sweet potatoes and much more, including pumpkin and sweet potato pies for dessert. Reserve early, we are always sold out!

Cost: $39/person

Contact: Inn & Spa at Cedar Falls, Phone: 800-653-2557

Fasten your ice skates and glide across the outdoor skating rink at Nelson Commons Park. Warm up with a cup of hot chocolate or visit Santa's village made especially for the little ones. Buy a ticket and climb aboard for a ride on the Santa Train or the exclusive North Pole Express. Find the perfect gift for that special someone when visiting the shops and galleries along the Public Square. Wait, there�s more! Shop the wonderful businesses along Route 33 and throughout the community where there�s outdoor gear, boots and shoes, party foods and spirits, home furnishings and lots more. Buy gift certificates from popular fast food chains, the movies or give someone a night at a bed and breakfast. You can find much of what�s on your Christmas wish list in Nelsonville when you shop businesses and merchants who support our community all year long.

Cost: $2-SkateRental-$3-Skating

Contact: Nelsonville Area Chamber of Commerce, Phone: 740-753-4346

A large flea market with many outside and inside vendors every weekend - Friday through Sunday. During the winter months it is held indoors towards the back of the Market. Unique items, antiques, collectibles, beautiful crafts and outstanding in-season produce.

Cost: Free

Phone: 740-974-1138

Stop in the Historic Square Arts District in Nelsonville to finish shopping with unique one-of-a-kind gifts of handmade art that cannot be found at the malls! Enjoy a community art event while making shopping dollars count for more. Kick off the holidays with a visit to North Pole, Nelsonville! Visit Santa's Village and go ice skating in the Square - ice skates available.

Cost: Free

Contact: Final Fridays on the Square, Phone: 740-753-1011

5-7 pm A great opportunity to taste before you buy. Includes more than 20 wines to sample, plus appetizers. Reservations encouraged.

Cost: $25 per person

Contact: Shaw's Inn & Restaurant , Phone: 740-654-1842

Make this year's holiday memorable with a ride on Santa's Special Train and the Hocking Valley Scenic Railway! On-board you'll enjoy Christmas poems and festive music. Santa Claus boards the train and visits with each child as the train traverses the countryside. There's also a special treat from Mrs. Santa for each child. Train dates: Every Saturday and Sunday for four weeks starting Thanksgiving weekend. Two trains depart each day at 11:00 am and 2:00 pm. An additional train departs at 6:00 pm on the last two Saturdays of operation.

Cost: $12-$16

Phone: 800-967-7834

Participating downtown businesses displaying decorated windows vie for "best dressed" - based upon "People's Choice" judging. Prize awarded for the business receiving the most votes. Winner chosen Friday evening, Dec 18th during the festivities at the Worthington Park Gazebo. Come make your vote count.

Cost: Free

Contact: Logan Town Center, Phone: 740-603-1926

12-4 pm. Visit the Logan Town Center tent in Worthington Park to pick up an entry form. Elmo will be visiting with children before the parade begins and "The Grinch Who Stole Christmas" will be read. Entry forms may also be picked up at participating businesses beginning Nov 28th. Treasure hunters must obtain five stamps from five different businesses. Most businesses will have their prizes on display during the Treasure Hunt period. Completed entries must be deposited in one of the boxes at participating businesses no later than 5 pm on Dec 16th. Winners drawn on Friday, Dec 18th at the Worthington Park Gazebo festivities.

Cost: Free

Contact: Logan Town Center, Phone: 740-603-1926

10 am - 1 pm on Saturdays (all year) and Wednesdays (through December) Market on State parking lot, 1000 E State St., Athens Every Saturday year-round and on Wednesdays, locals and visitors alike get their fresh produce at the Athens Farmers Market. Easy to find and called one of the nation's best markets by Audubon Magazine, the Athens Farmers Market is a must-see for any lover of food and culture. Find fresh homegrown vegetables, mouth-watering fruits and meats, fresh flowers, teas, breads and hand made crafts. Listen to live music and visit with friends at the Farmers Market Cafe which offers hot coffee and freshly prepared seasonal cuisine.

Cost: Free

Contact: Athens Farmers Market, Phone: 740-593-6763

3:00pm, Main Street, Logan 2009 Logan Santa Parade, "Christmas in Bloom" will have floats, marching bands, horses, and other local entries for a festive occasion. Bundle up and gather along Main Street to watch for Santa, who arrives at the end of the parade.

Cost: Free

Contact: Logan-Hocking Chamber of Commerce, Phone: 740-385-6836

2 pm. 105 W Hunter St., Logan. Enjoy tea and cookies and a seasonal program. All ladies and girls are welcome to attend this annual event in the Fellowship Hall.

Cost: Free

Contact: Trinity United Methodist Church, Phone: 740-385-4069

8:00 pm One of Athens best kept secrets. The Rattletrap String Band entertains the crowd at Casa Cantina every Monday night. 6 W State St., Athens

Cost: Free

Contact: Casa Cantina, Phone: 740-594-8691