WREATHS ACROSS AMERICA – HONORING OUR HEROES
Each December, Toledo Memorial Park joins the national Wreaths Across America movement, placing thousands of wreaths on veterans’ graves in a heartfelt act of remembrance. The ceremony honors those who served and inspires future generations to value freedom and sacrifice. Following a brief program, volunteers and families are invited to help lay wreaths across the park’s rolling grounds—a moving tribute that brings the community together in gratitude. Saturday, Dec. 13 – Noon. Toledo Memorial Park, 6382 Monroe St., Sylvania. Sponsor a wreath or learn more: wreathsacrossamerica.org/pages/20410
FREE FIRST FRIDAYS & MAKE-AND-TAKE CRAFT DAY
Spend a day exploring local history and creativity at the Wood County Historical Center & Museum. On the first Friday of each month, visitors enjoy free admission to the museum’s fascinating exhibits, plus a hands-on make-and-take craft activity perfect for all ages. It’s the ideal way to experience history, art, and community together. Friday, Dec. 5 – 10 am to 4 pm. Wood County Historical Center & Museum, 13660 County Home Rd., Bowling Green. woodcountyhistory.org
VOLUNTEER TRAINING AT RUBYCATS CAT CAFÉ
Spend an evening surrounded by feline friends while learning how to
make a difference! RubyCats Cat Café invites animal lovers to their monthly Volunteer Training sessions — a fun, hands-on hour focused on cat care and ways to support the café’s mission. Whether you’re a seasoned pet owner or just a cat enthusiast, this
cozy session offers the purr-fect opportunity to get involved. Sunday, Dec. 7 – 7 to 8 pm. RubyCats Cat Café, 618 Adams St. pointapp.org/orgs/5782
NATIONAL MUSEUM OF THE GREAT LAKES VETERANS DAY FREE ADMISSION
In honor of Veterans Day, the National Museum of the Great Lakes invited all retired and active military members to enjoy free admission on Tuesday, Nov. 11. Guests explored the region’s maritime heritage and discover stories of courage, service, and sacrifice that helped shape the Great Lakes and beyond. National Museum of the Great Lakes, 1701 Front St. nmgl.org
