Communities Offer Youth Programs, Family Events

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Across several communities, organizations are creating welcoming places and activities for young people and families. In Lincoln, The Bay combines an indoor skatepark, a school-linked education program, a skate shop and a coffee space, using skateboarding to support mentorship and community. In Gahanna, the two.fifty.four Teen Center offers supervised programming and an inclusive gathering space for children and teens. Other seasonal offerings include a free Halloween activity day in Pittsfield, autumn and Halloween trails and crafts at Leeds attractions, and Capitol Riverfront’s summer lineup of children’s performances, outdoor entertainment, a farmers market and family recreation.

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