The event is open for children age 1 to 15 and they day will begin with a clinic on the essentials of fishing and water safety. It will be a fun day for all with a pond stocked with fish.

The Wilderness Center is offering a class to show which weeds are edible, how to harvest them and how to prepare them.

This week long event will have workshops, entertainment and fun for the whole family. Jan Myers, director of the Coshocton Visitors Bureau is excited te Ohio Humanities is bringing back the Ohio Chautauqua.

Step back in time and help raise money for the American Cancer Society when you attend the 10th annual Cruisin' for a Cure Car Show at Killbuck May 18.

Walnut Hills Retirement Community will play host to mezzo-soprano Katherine Calcamuggio and pianist John Elam.

All About Horses will be held May 4 and again on May 18 at Valley Oaks Farm to give beginners an opportunity to learn more about horses and their care. Reservations are recommended.

There are many events taking place in the Tuscarawas Valley during the month of May. Many of them are listed here.

The original creators of the Broadway musical Beauty and the Beast are bringing Disney's beloved and iconic fairy tale back to life. Hilary Maiberger, playing the role of Belle, gets the chance to bring her to life every night on stage.

Dr. Bradley Hunter Welch is a world-class organist and will be performing at the Coshocton Presbyterian Church as part of the Coshocton Dogwood Festival, a community celebration of visual and performing arts.

Lehman's is welcoming spring by hosting The Antique Tractor Show and The Dutch Oven Gathering. These events are sure to be a great time for the whole family.