Community Events

In medieval Sweden, members of the clergy are on the hunt for witches. The people of the village are quick to turn on each other and soon, no one is above suspicion. Based on the 1922 silent film, this timely story of people divided delves into witchcraft, superstition, religious mania, and asks the question; “Why do we keep burning each other?”.

This Developmental Production is a brand new work in progress and is part of the nationally recognized Emerging Artist Program.

Get ready for a high-energy night of music that will leave you fired up and inspired! Uprising, Marion’s rising youth band, brings raw talent, electric performances, and crowd-moving sound to the Palace stage. This is more than just a concert—it’s an unforgettable live experience where passion, power, and youth collide. Whether you’re here to support local talent or just love a great show, you’ll walk away energized. Don’t miss your chance to see the next generation of performers in action!

In medieval Sweden, members of the clergy are on the hunt for witches. The people of the village are quick to turn on each other and soon, no one is above suspicion. Based on the 1922 silent film, this timely story of people divided delves into witchcraft, superstition, religious mania, and asks the question; “Why do we keep burning each other?”.

This Developmental Production is a brand new work in progress and is part of the nationally recognized Emerging Artist Program.

In medieval Sweden, members of the clergy are on the hunt for witches. The people of the village are quick to turn on each other and soon, no one is above suspicion. Based on the 1922 silent film, this timely story of people divided delves into witchcraft, superstition, religious mania, and asks the question; “Why do we keep burning each other?”.

This Developmental Production is a brand new work in progress and is part of the nationally recognized Emerging Artist Program.

In medieval Sweden, members of the clergy are on the hunt for witches. The people of the village are quick to turn on each other and soon, no one is above suspicion. Based on the 1922 silent film, this timely story of people divided delves into witchcraft, superstition, religious mania, and asks the question; “Why do we keep burning each other?”.

This Developmental Production is a brand new work in progress and is part of the nationally recognized Emerging Artist Program.

The 16th annual Kingwood 5k will take place on Saturday, June 13th, 2026.

Join the fun and support Kingwood Center Gardens! The 5K Run & Walk provides vital funding that supports Kingwood’s mission and programs.

Information about the race:

Registration:

• $25 online at ohioraceday.com or by mail
• $30 walk-up on race day

T-shirts:

• Register by June 1 to guarantee an official race shirt
• T-shirt pickup available race day only

Race Day Schedule:

• Check-in and registration opens at 7:45 AM
• The race begins at 9:00 AM and is chip timed

Course & Experience:

• Scenic path through the Gardens & Richland B&O Trail
• Awards ceremony held in the Courtyard after the race
• Participants can enjoy the Garden & Gift Shop, Gateway Café, and free admission to the Gardens
• Please no pets, registered service dogs only

Parking:

• Please park in Kingwood’s Trimble Road parking lot and enter through the Garden Gateway visitor center

More information:

• Contact Doug at (419) 631-5599 or heest97@hotmail.com

In medieval Sweden, members of the clergy are on the hunt for witches. The people of the village are quick to turn on each other and soon, no one is above suspicion. Based on the 1922 silent film, this timely story of people divided delves into witchcraft, superstition, religious mania, and asks the question; “Why do we keep burning each other?”.

This Developmental Production is a brand new work in progress and is part of the nationally recognized Emerging Artist Program.

In medieval Sweden, members of the clergy are on the hunt for witches. The people of the village are quick to turn on each other and soon, no one is above suspicion. Based on the 1922 silent film, this timely story of people divided delves into witchcraft, superstition, religious mania, and asks the question; “Why do we keep burning each other?”.

This Developmental Production is a brand new work in progress and is part of the nationally recognized Emerging Artist Program.

The Mansfield Motorama is an annual Car Show fundraiser. All vehicles are welcome, Cars, Trucks, Bikes, and more. If it has a motor, it’s welcome at this show. In addition to the vehicles, the museum is open to the public (free admission) and a Craft Show will be hosted in the bingo hall. With music and food as well as a 50 foot hot wheels track, it will be fun for everyone.

This  event hosted by the North Central Ohio Sertoma Club. It raises funds for Deaf and HOH (hard of hearing) children. Sertoma supports an eight county region in North Central Ohio and provides services which includes educating the community in technological advancements and to raise the awareness on these devices. They also provide hearing assistive technology to area schools and families in need.