Geauga County • June 20, 2025
Good morning, Geauga County. The soundtrack of the '60s and '70s filled the air as 200 seniors painted the town red during their annual Cleveland adventure last week. From exploring Public Square to dining at the Music Box Supper Club, these active elders proved that community exploration isn't just for the young. Their day of landmark tours and musical entertainment exemplifies the Department on Aging's commitment to keeping golden years truly golden—with a little help from Ohman Family Living's transportation sponsorship.
Meanwhile, the future leaders of Geauga are busy at their sewing machines as the Giggles 'n Stitches 4-H Club kicks off its new year under president Rebecca Zallar's guidance. These young craftspeople are threading together more than fabric—they're stitching leadership skills and community service into their weekly gatherings. And mark your calendars: from Fieldstone Farm's Veterans Open House to Pride celebrations and airport fly-ins, the county's summer event calendar is bursting at the seams with activities for everyone.
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🎭 Geauga seniors took Cleveland by storm during annual celebration. Two hundred elderly residents enjoyed a day of exploration and entertainment on June 11, organized by the county's Department on Aging. The adventure included a guided tour of Cleveland's landmarks such as Public Square, Millionaires' Row, and the Flats. Participants visited the International Women's Air & Space Museum before dining at the Music Box Supper Club, where The Sunrise Jones performed hits from the '60s and '70s. Transportation was sponsored by Ohman Family Living, supporting the department's mission of active aging and community engagement.
🧵 Young seamstresses stitch together leadership and learning in 4-H club. Giggles 'n Stitches 4-H Club has kicked off its 2025 year with newly elected officers including president Rebecca Zallar leading the way. Members participate in weekly summer meetings where they work on projects, attend demonstrations, and discuss club business. The group recently enjoyed field trips to the Sewing and Quilting Expo at the I-X Center and Hobby Lobby to select patterns and materials for their projects. Beyond crafting skills, the club emphasizes community service through roadside clean-ups and supporting the Geauga County Keep Kids Sewing initiative.
🎪 Geauga County buzzes with summer events for everyone. From Fieldstone Farm's Veterans Community Open House on June 20 to aircraft demonstrations at Geauga County Airport's fly-in breakfast on June 21, the community calendar is packed with activities. Multiple Pride celebrations highlight inclusivity, with Geauga Pride returning to Chardon Square on June 21 and Geauga SOGI Family Pride offering free family fun on June 28. Other notable events include a drive-in movie night hosted by the public library, fresh produce giveaways, and outdoor concerts throughout late June.
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