By 1808Delaware

🚂 Sunday, August 17: Trains, Tunes & Bounce

  • Delaware County Model Railroaders Open House (Sunbury) — 12:00 PM to 4:00 PM at the Sandel Legacy Trail depot. Watch intricate HO-scale trains roll and chat with modelers. Free entry. 🚂
  • Concerts on the Green (Worthington) — 7:00 PM at Village Green (SR 161 & High). Pack a lawn chair for this community music staple. 🎶
  • FUNBOX Bounce Park (Polaris Fashion Place) — An all-ages obstacle course playground open through September. Perfect energy-burner for kids. 🏰
  • LEGO Free Build (Olentangy River Brewing, Lewis Center) — 12:00 PM to 2:00 PM. Kids create while adults sip craft brews. 🧱🍺
  • Pick Your Project Workshop (Board & Brush Powell) — 1:00 PM to 4:00 PM. Hands-on DIY craft session—reserve ahead. 🎨

🎶 Monday–Wednesday, August 18–20: Midweek Melodies

  • Live Patio Music (Giammarco’s, Westerville) — Tuesday 6:00 PM to 10:00 PM. Good food, good vibes. 🍝🎸
  • JC Lunchbox Concert (Westerville) — Wednesday 11:30 AM to 1:00 PM. Pack a sandwich and enjoy live tunes outdoors. 🥪🎶

🛍️ Thursday, August 21: Worthington Night Market

  • Third Thursday Market — 6:00 PM to 9:00 PM on High Street. Handmade goods, artisan foods, and a bustling summer crowd. 🕯️🥖💍

🌽 Saturday, August 23: Markets & Movie Magic

  • Main Street Farmers’ Market (Delaware) — 9:00 AM to 12:00 PM along West Winter Street. Stock up on produce, bread, and flowers. 🍑🥖🌻
  • Outdoor Concert: Movie Magic (Delaware) — Evening performance with symphonic film favorites. 🎬🎻

🎤 Sunday, August 24: Summer Send-Off

  • Westerville Summer Concert Series — 6:30 PM to 8:00 PM at Alum Creek Amphitheatre. Relaxing, free, family-friendly show to close the weekend. 🎤🪑

🌌 Ongoing Fun All Week

  • Columbus Zoo Lantern Festival — Evenings 7:00 PM to 10:00 PM. Brilliantly lit sculptures make for a magical stroll. 🦁🏮
  • FUNBOX Bounce Park — Still running daily at Polaris if you miss Sunday’s session. 🎉



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