Brent and Amy Anslinger set out in 2003 to hike around Ohio on the Buckeye Trail to celebrate Ohio’s bicentennial. From the rolling hills of southern Ohio to the urban landscape of larger cities and the quaint small towns in between, the Buckeye Trail connects Ohio in a way that few experiences can. Learn about the history of the Buckeye Trail and its connection to Ohio’s most famous hiker, Emma “Grandma” Gatewood while you become familiar with its route through the Dayton area and hear stories of one of the first thru-hikes of Ohio’s state trail.

This seminar combines an introduction to the history of ships and sailboats with an overview of how they work, along with a beginner-level exploration of how to sail and race a sailboat. The moderator also shares stories from personal sailing adventures, bringing real-world perspective to the discussion. Together, these elements offer participants a well-rounded introduction to the mechanics, skills, and experiences that define the world of sailing.

Tossing balls toward a target is the oldest game known to man. Eventually this game came to be known as Bocce. No portrayal of Italy is complete without an image of people playing bocce in a town square. Come learn to play Bocce at the courts of The John Pirelli Lodge (The Italian Club) located at 2625 County Line Rd, Beavercreek, Ohio. 45430, where people of all ages, nationalities, and athletic ability are welcome.

ADDITIONAL FEE:There is a one time fee of $10.00.