Educational Programs
*You can visit our YouTube channel for recordings of past programs*
“Johnny Appleseed and Early Ohio Cider Culture” with Dr. William Kerrigan
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Fall Preschool Program
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Mary Harris Prizes Essay ContestIt's time again to don your thinking caps and grab your laptops! We are pleased to announce that we will host our annual Mary Harris Prizes non-fiction essay contest again this year! ✏️
Essays must be 1,000 - 3,000 words and relate to the Coshocton Frontier. Only non-fiction with proper citations will be accepted. The competition is open to persons of any age who reside or work in Coshocton County, including students whose permanent home is in Coshocton County. The competition has $3,500 allotted for prize money--$1,000 for 1st Place, $500 for 2nd, and five $200 prizes for Honorable Mention. A $1000 award will also be granted at the judges' discretion. Essays may be submitted from now to November 1, 2023. |
Family Paint Night
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A Scholarly Chat with Dr. Scott Butler
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Meet Me at the Museum“Meet Me at the Museum” every last Tuesday of each month from 12:00 to 1:00 PM for a lunchtime program! Bring a lunch or enjoy some snacks on us as we gather together and casually discuss a new topic each time we meet.
No registration is needed. This program is offered at no charge and made possible by the support of the Ohio Arts Council. |
***CURRENTLY ON HOLD UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE***
Want a good way to shake off those mid-week blues, already feeling the dreary winter season setting in, or just want a fun, relaxing way to get moving? Why not spend an hour with Holli Rainwater and a session of Qigong at the museum, every Wednesday morning from 10:30 to 11:30 AM! Qigong (pronounced 'chee gong') is an ancient Chinese health care system that combines gentle body movements, breath practice, and deep relaxation. We will use the Tai Chi Qigong Shibashi form as our core practice. This is a very "user friendly" form with many benefits for both the beginner and more seasoned practitioner. This class is free of charge and no prior experience is necessary. Wear comfortable clothing and lightweight shoes. Qigong is very gentle and relaxing and does not require getting down on the floor. Holli Rainwater will lead the class, who has been studying and teaching Qigong since 2004 and is certified as a Tai Chi Easy practice leader. This program is made possible by the support of the Joe R. Engle Museum Gallery Fund of the Coshocton Foundation. |