Beat the winter blues at Beer, Bourbon, & Bites on January 24th at The Johnson-Humrickhouse Museum! The event features six pairings of exceptional bourbons, craft beers, or wine with a culinary treat. Doors open at 6:30 P.M. and the pairings will be served from 7:00 – 9:00 P.M. followed by a social hour (or two) during which diners may relax over dessert and music. Patrons will need to select type of pairing—beer, bourbon, or wine—with their reservations. The evening will be casual, with guests moving from one table to another at their own pace. ​ Registration will open on December 2nd. Tickets are $70; and Friends of the Museum, $60. Non-alcoholic tickets are available for $40. Paid reservations by check, card, or cash must be received by January 16th. Beer, Bourbon & Bites is a fundraising event organized by the Friends of the Museum Board. All attendees will receive a 3-month Friends membership, which includes free museum admission. For more information, or to make reservations,  click here!

Join us for an afternoon of sugary sweet fun! Roscoe Village Business Association’s Chocolate Walk is Saturday, February 7th 12-4pm. Stroll the brick sidewalks of Historic Roscoe Village and pick up a chocolate-themed treat at each stop. Upon arrival, participants will pick up a map and get a hand stamp, then let the delicious fun begin!

Our Town Coshocton’s annual St. Patrick’s Day Pub Crawl is March 13, 2026! Each location will have a themed alcoholic drink & mocktail. All drink purchases will be on your own, there is no admission fee for the crawl. For more information, visit the Our Town Coshocton event page.

Introduction to Blacksmithing  Dates: Saturday, March 21st, Saturday, March 28th, & Saturday, April 25th Time: 8:30am-2:00 pm Cost: $125 per person Student Requirements: Prospective students must be 16 or older.  During the class, they should wear cotton clothes (jeans, cotton shirts, etc.) or other spark-resistant wear. Nylon is not recommended. Since this is held in an open shop during the winter, a cotton jacket is also recommended, as well as heavy shoes or boots.  Required wear includes leather or strong cotton gloves and safety glasses (students should bring their own). Students should expect to get dirty! Description: This is a “Basics of Blacksmithing” course designed to provide an introduction to forging metalwork using a hammer and anvil.  Students will be exposed to key techniques such as operating coal and gas forges, hammer work, bending, twisting, and more. Proper blacksmith shop safety will also be stressed. There is a maximum of 6 students per class. For more info & registration, go to roscoevillage.com/blacksmith-classes

Introduction to Blacksmithing  Dates: Saturday, March 21st, Saturday, March 28th, & Saturday, April 25th Time: 8:30am-2:00 pm Cost: $125 per person Student Requirements: Prospective students must be 16 or older.  During the class, they should wear cotton clothes (jeans, cotton shirts, etc.) or other spark-resistant wear. Nylon is not recommended. Since this is held in an open shop during the winter, a cotton jacket is also recommended, as well as heavy shoes or boots.  Required wear includes leather or strong cotton gloves and safety glasses (students should bring their own). Students should expect to get dirty! Description: This is a “Basics of Blacksmithing” course designed to provide an introduction to forging metalwork using a hammer and anvil.  Students will be exposed to key techniques such as operating coal and gas forges, hammer work, bending, twisting, and more. Proper blacksmith shop safety will also be stressed. There is a maximum of 6 students per class. For more info & registration, go to roscoevillage.com/blacksmith-classes

Join us for Spring Homeschool Days on Thursday, April 23rd or Friday, April 24th from 10 am to 4 pm. Spend the day discovering how this canal town was founded and learn about the history of its people. When you purchase a history tour ticket, you’ll also receive a scavenger hunt activity, turning learning into an exciting adventure. Visit our friends at the Johnson-Humrickhouse Museum and take in their incredible collections complete with artifact galleries of Native American, Historic Ohio, Asian and 18th & 19th Century Decorative Arts, 10 AM – 4PM Cal (740)622-7644 for more information. Registration is requred, get tickets now at roscoevillage.com

Introduction to Blacksmithing  Dates: Saturday, March 21st, Saturday, March 28th, & Saturday, April 25th Time: 8:30am-2:00 pm Cost: $125 per person Student Requirements: Prospective students must be 16 or older.  During the class, they should wear cotton clothes (jeans, cotton shirts, etc.) or other spark-resistant wear. Nylon is not recommended. Since this is held in an open shop during the winter, a cotton jacket is also recommended, as well as heavy shoes or boots.  Required wear includes leather or strong cotton gloves and safety glasses (students should bring their own). Students should expect to get dirty! Description: This is a “Basics of Blacksmithing” course designed to provide an introduction to forging metalwork using a hammer and anvil.  Students will be exposed to key techniques such as operating coal and gas forges, hammer work, bending, twisting, and more. Proper blacksmith shop safety will also be stressed. There is a maximum of 6 students per class. For more info & registration, go to roscoevillage.com/blacksmith-classes

This event will be at the Coshocton County Fairgrounds. Come & join us for a fun and educational weekend. Witness craftsmen demonstrate how to make arrowheads, spears, stone tools, bows, cordage, and other items from hide and bone. Jewelry makers and other artisans will be set up as well. Bring along some of the Native American artifacts you and your family have found to learn more about them. All artifacts, fossils, rocks, and minerals are welcome. Educational Demos start at 10am | Auction starts at 2:30pm | Ten Speed Knapping Contest. Artifact Identification at Bear Hollow Flint Works Booth on Saturday prior to the auction. Admission: $5 per car  ___________________________________________ Vendor Space / Setup Fee $40 Contact Roy Miller 330.473.7041 or Paul Hotchkiss 814.720.7512 _________________________________________________ Camping available on site Reservations by calling  740-622-2385 Event camping $40 1 Night camping $20

Our annual Hot Air Balloon Festival is June 4 – 6, 2026! FREE Admission and parking! Food Trucks & Craft Vendors Kiddie Rides Live Music Night Glow & Fireworks. Full Schedule

The annual Corvettes in Historic Roscoe Village is Sunday, June 14th. Come spend the day looking at amazing corvettes from all over. For more information visit https://roscoevillage.com/event-calendar/

The kickoff for Our Town Coshocton’s Summer Concert Series is June 20, 2026! Enjoy the DORA too! Presented by the City of Coshocton – City Hall and Our Town Coshocton, this concert is FREE and open to the public. Just bring your own chair and get ready for an unforgettable night of music! Attendees 21 and older can enjoy the DORA, no coolers allowed.