Museum Open Now

Old Rectory 55 West New England, Worthington, OH, United States

The Shop & Doll Museum are open for 2024 with two new exhibits, "Everyone's Best Friend" and "Steiff." The Doll Museum will feature many of the icons of decades past and present in our exhibition “Everybody’s Best Friend”. Re-meet old doll friends, enjoy memories and perhaps recall playmates who helped imagine a life for each [...]

Paisley in the Parlor

Old Rectory 55 West New England, Worthington, OH, United States

"Paisley in the Parlor" On display in the Old Rectory Parlor, Gift Shop Hours The paisley shawl was first made in Paisley Scotland around 1805, and over the next 70 years this woolen covering was ubiquitous outerwear, both practical and fashionable. In the Old Rectory parlor through March are three paisley shawls on mannequins, each [...]

“Meet Harriet Evatt: Worthington’s Authoress”

Old Worthington Library 820 High Street, Worthington, Ohio

On display now, is an opportunity to "Meet Harriet Evatt", Worthington author, illustrator and artist in our newest display at the Worthington Room in the Old Worthington Library. Prodigious author of young children’s books as well as chapter books for youth, she was known for her engaging and creative stories that drew on what she [...]

A Brief History of Worthington

McConnell Arts Center 777 Evening Street, Worthington, United States

Tuesday, April 2nd, 1-3 pm Lifelong Learning Institute at the MAC, 777 Evening Street Executive Director Kate LaLonde will be sharing a brief history of Worthington. Tickets can be purchased “a la carte” for $10 per presentation or $50 for all eight weeks of programs. Registration and program information can be found here: https://www.mcconnellarts.org/classes/lifelong-learning-institute/

$10.00

Ohio’s Indigenous History – Newark Earthworks and the Jeffers Mound

McConnell Arts Center 777 Evening Street, Worthington, United States

Thursday, April 11th, 7-8 pm McConnell Arts Center, 777 Evening Street Learn more about Newark Earthworks' recent World Heritage designation and Worthington's own Jeffers Mound from Dr. Brad Lepper, Ohio History Connection, and Kate LaLonde, Worthington Historical Society. Registration is required through the Worthington Library website here, https://www.worthingtonlibraries.org/calendar/20240411/ohios-indigenous-history-newark-earthworks-and-jeffers-mound

Free