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Stagecrafters Theatre CampsCampers with the acting bug, currently grades K-8, will enjoy a summer filled singing, acting, dancing and having lots of fun while learning theatre techniques and skills in Stagecrafters Theatre Camp. Each three-week camp session will include field trips, special guest artists, late nights, Funky Friday “Game Days”, outdoor adventures and a grand finale field trip. Adaptive Theatre camps for campers with special needs are also available.Category -
Stagecrafters Winter Community Production: AladdinAuditions & PerformancesEmbark on a spectacular journey to a whole new world! This dazzling, high-energy production of Disney’s musical Aladdin brings the magic carpet ride to life. Join a charming street urchin and his hilarious, wish-granting Genie as they race against a wicked sorcererto win the love of a princess. Prepare for iconic songs, breathtaking adventure, and pure theatrical fun that will leave you absolutelyspellbound!Participation Eligibility: Students must be enrolled in a Fall 2026 Stagecrafters class in order to be eligible to audition (private coaching is not considered aStagecrafters class). Prospective cast members must be registered prior to auditioning and must attend auditions to be cast in the show. Once cast, each parent/guardian must submit an ad including a photo & message and a brief biography (bio) for their cast member that willbe included in the playbill. FeesThe Registration Fee below includes the Participation Fee of $224 and Ad Fee of $75. An additional mandatory costume fee is required if cast. The Costume Fee is $75 and will be collected at the first rehearsal by Parent Production. Payment will be processed prior tothe first rehearsal. Optional purchases of yard signs, shirts, photos and videos will be available after the cast list has been given out. AuditionsAuditions will be held on Saturday, October 3. All students in grades 3-8 must audition in order to be considered part of the casting process. Students that are not available for mandatory. Tech Week rehearsals (beginning January 9, 2027) are discouraged to audition. Please review all commitments prior to auditioning.RehearsalsRehearsals will be on Tuesdays, Thursdays 5:30-8:30pm & Sundays from 12:30-3pm. Not every cast member will be called to every rehearsal. Once we cast the show, we will distribute rehearsal schedules that try to accommodate cast members’ conflicts as best as possible. Older cast members will typically be called to more rehearsals than younger cast members. Tech WeekTech week is the final and most intensive mandatory week of rehearsals before a musical opens to an audience. It’s when all the technicalelements of the production—lighting, sound, costumes, set changes, props, microphones, special effects, and more—are integrated withthe actors’ performances. Tech week begins Saturday, January 9, 2027. Students that are not available for ALL mandatory Tech Week rehearsals are discouraged to audition.Show Dates/TicketsPerformances are scheduled for January 15, 16 and 17, 2027. Tickets will go on sale approximately 2 weeks before the show. Cast members will receive a link to purchase tickets prior to access of the general public. Ticket prices range from $15-$20.Production Team: Wendy Scott-Koeth, Graceyn Dowd, Rachel Sternfeld, Laura Fisk, Alyson Culbertson, Nicole SenorFall 2026
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Steam in Nature: Curious by NatureEco ExplorersCalling all young explorers! This unique educational series focuses on a variety of nature topics while incorporating hands-on learning activities, interactive science experiments, and creative art projects! Whether we’re cloud watching, learning NE Ohio bird species, or discovering the power of the sun, this engaging series is great for a wide range of ages and facilitates purposeful time outdoors.Fall 2026 -
Strength & BalanceExercise, Fitness & DanceTake the basic Strength and Balance class to begin your journey to better movement. Combining both standing and sitting movements, we work to improve overall strength and basic balance training using light weights, bands, and various exercise balls. All exercises can be modified to each individual’s needs and capabilities. Bring your own weights – all other equipment will be provided. Instructor: Mondays: Patti Ellins Wednesdays: Carolyn Miller. No class Monday September 21, November 23 & 25.Fall 2026 -
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Strength & WeightsExercise, Fitness & DanceThroughout this course the focus will be on using resistance to gain muscle mass and increase bone density, and reduce injury risks. This course can be done at any intensity. Modifications can be provided by the instructor. Must pre-register. No class November 27. Instructor: Hannah Green Location: OSC Blue RoomFall 2026 -
Studio Oil Painting - Tuesday Afternoons: Fall IIPaintingAre you looking for an artist community of painters? Look no more! This painter-designed studio setting will inspire you as you explore the world of painting with oils. As drawing skills are needed, OAC offers a variety of drawing classes to choose from. All painters are welcome in this open studio environment. Enroll in additional sessions to further develop your skills. A supply list will be emailed at the time of registration. Approximate supply cost, depending on materials already owned: $180.Fall 2026 -
Studio Oil Painting - Wednesday Afternoons: Fall IIPaintingAre you looking for an artist community of painters? Look no more! This painter-designed studio setting will inspire you as you explore the world of painting with oils. As drawing skills are needed, OAC offers a variety of drawing classes to choose from. All painters are welcome in this open studio environment. Enroll in additional sessions to further develop your skills. A supply list will be emailed at the time of registration. Approximate supply cost, depending on materials already owned: $180. No class November 25.Fall 2026 -
Studio WorkshopsOrange Art Center Studio Workshops offer students the opportunity to explore a variety of art disciplines and multi-mediums within a day(s) time frame. Workshops are designed to teach beginner to experienced students. The time frame ranges from one to multi days and times range from a few hours to a full day.Category -
Summer CampsSummer Camp Registration: Residents can register on January 26, 2026 at 12 pm. Nonresidents can register on February 13, 2026 at 12 pmCategory -
Tai ChiExercise, Fitness & DanceTai chi is an art embracing the mind, body, and spirit. It is one of the most effective exercises for health and well-being. Although tai chi is an art of great depth of knowledge and skill, it can be easy to learn and soon delivers its health benefits. It is a lifelong journey for many participants. Tai Chi for Health programs bring reduced stress, improved balance and flexibility, and greater focus to its participants. The forms and movements can be done seated or standing. No class November 26. Instructor: Libby HillFall 2026 -
Teen Chess ClubJust for TeensJoin us and learn basic rules, beginner principles, tactical themes and checkmate patterns in a supportive environment. Instruction will be provided by “Progress with Chess”, Many studies have demonstrated that chess improves cognitive and decision-making skills. Beginning students will master the rules and moves of the pieces. More experienced players will learn strategy, tactics, and checkmate patterns.Fall 2026 -
Teen Coding ClubJust for TeensLearn to code as you create video games and program LEGO® MINDSTORMS® EV3 Robots. Over multiple sessions we’ll follow student interests to explore options such as Scratch, Python, HTML, JavaScript, and more. No prior programming experience necessary. If you’ve taken this class before, don’t worry! There are new games and robot challenges each time.Fall 2026 -
Teen Dodgeball ClubJust for TeensCome join this fun and exciting extreme dodgeball class! This program provides students the opportunity to play the popular game in a safe and supervised environment. Our coaches will emphasize teamwork, cooperation, and proper sportsmanship. Each week will consist of different versions of dodgeball. Get ready to have a blast and make new friends in our after school extreme dodgeball class!Fall 2026 -
Teen Fashion Club: Fashion FancyJust for TeensFrills and thrills! In our fall 2 class series, we will create a fashion line from concept to collection. The students will work individually and as a team to create their designs. We teach them step by step and lead them through the creative process. All materials provided. Students will keep the designs they create.Fall 2026 -
WaitlistTeen PickleballJust for TeensLearn the fundamentals of one of the fastest-growing sports in the US! Players will develop pickleball skills including serving, returning serves, forehand and backhand strokes, court positioning, and game strategy through drills, skill-building activities, and gameplay. Each week, students will practice techniques designed to improve coordination, consistency, and teamwork while participating in age-appropriate matches and challenges. Coaches will provide a supportive and energetic environment that helps players grow their skills and enjoy the game!Fall 2026 -
WaitlistTeen Trip to Slick CityJust for TeensWe’re taking our middle school crew to the ultimate indoor playground: Slick City Parma! Think giant, high-speed mega-slides, crazy half-pipes, spiraling tunnels, and bouncy air courts where you can pull off epic parkour flips or gravity-defying dunks. It’s 100% action, 0% water, and 100% guaranteed to be the best field trip of the year. Grab your permission slip and get ready to launch!Fall 2026 -
TeensOrange Art Center is proud to offer art programming for teens in grades 6-12 in a beautiful fine art studio setting. Students 16 years or older are welcome to take Adult Classes. Studios are equipped for drawing, illustration, painting, ceramics, jewelry, and more!Category -
The Money GameJust for TeensForget board games; in this adventure, you are the game piece! Get ready to jump into a world where money is the goal, and the only way to win is to learn the rules. We're going to unlock the secrets to becoming rich, smart, and a total money master. Let's get started! Money really is just a game and if we learn the simple, time-tested rules that the wealthy people use to get and stay wealthy, we can be wealthy, too. By attending The Money Game®, students will learn the following: Paychecks, Federal, State and Local Taxes, Social Security, and Medicare/Medicaid, Everyday Expenses and Bills - Utilities, Rent, Car, Insurance and Credit Cards, The financial cost of Life Events, Recording and keeping track of your money, assets, and liabilities, And learn about earned and passive income and so much more!Fall 2026 -
Theatre Fun!Stagecrafters Youth Theatre is a dramatic arts program which seeks to help each student realize a positive self-image through the practice and technique of theatre. The program seeks to provide a family atmosphere, fostering growth and confidence within each individual, through their philosophy of process over product. Stagecrafters prides itself on nurturing students' independence while maintaining the importance of teamwork. From afterschool and Saturday classes to Private Coaching for Acting and Voice, Stagecrafters offers a wide variety of classes and activities for students of all ages from preschool on up. We stage eight mainstage productions each year!Category -
Trail to the StarsEco ExplorersA family-friendly evening adventure featuring a scenic guided hike through a 1,100 acre park followed by stargazing under the night sky in the ONLY designated dark sky in Ohio. Discover constellations, planets, and more with staff-led exploration—weather permitting, and transportation is included.Fall 2026 -
TravelThe Orange Senior Center is the district's focal point for programs and services specific to individuals age 55 and over. The program provides opportunities for enrichment, education, socialization and companionship in a welcoming atmosphere.Category -
Trips & TravelOur trips and tours are designed for group adventure. From one day local trips to European multi-day travel, we look forward to our next big adventure and hope you'll join us!Category -
Trivia NightAdaptive Recreation for Teens & AdultsDo you have what it takes to carry your team to a victory? Trivia night is back and better than ever. Participants will be put into two teams. Who will win? I guess we'll just have to wait and see!Fall 2026 -
Trunk or Treat 2026Special EventsWant to host a vehicle at Trunk or Treat? All participating companies/organizations must agree to the following prior to registering: Have a decorated vehicle and adult supervising the station at the event - Be as creative as you like with your theme and decorations while keeping young children in mind! There can be no sale of goods at the event, this includes but is not limited to food, beverages, merchandise, etc. Provide a trick or treat item for children 12 years and younger. All candy or food related items must be individually wrapped. Bring all items needed for your trunk, OCE&R will not provide pop-up tents, tables, chairs, power etc. Promotional materials can be distributed with accompanying “trick or treat” item. Vehicles must be in their assigned location at the Pepper Pike Learning Center parking lot and set up by 2:30pm, lot will open at 1pm for setup. Vendors may leave the parking lot at 5:00pm or once all pedestrians have cleared the parking lot. We recommend having 2,000 treats on hand so you don’t run out. Trunks must register to attend no later than October 17 at 4pm. RUNNING CANDIDATES: Orange City School District Policy 9700 restricts a candidate from distributing literature or promotional materials on campus. No candidates for office may hand out flyers, promotional items, etc. ***PUMPKIN DECORATING CONTEST/OCER SCHOLARSHIP FUNDRAISER*** Register now for our amazing Pumpkin Decorating Contest! Your registration includes a donation to the OCER Scholarship Fund, one large foam pumpkin and a booklet of ideas to get you inspired! (real pumpkins not accepted) Pumpkins can be picked up at the Pepper Pike Learning Center from 7:30 am - 5:30 pm (M -F) from September 22 - October 15. Decorated pumpkins must be dropped off on Thursday, October 22 or Friday, October 23 to be entered in the contest. Pumpkins brought to Trunk or Treat will not be accepted. Trunk or Treat attendees will vote on the best pumpkin; you do not need to be present at Trunk or Treat to win! The winning family will receive a prize - winners announced the Monday after the event. *** NEW THIS YEAR*** Families who prefer a quieter, more accessible experience are invited to attend our Low-Sensory Soft Launch 30 minutes before Trunk-or-Treat officially begins. During this time, music, costumes, and other sensory elements will be reduced, creating a calmer environment for trick-or treating and exploring the event. This early access opportunity is designed to support participants of all abilities who may benefit from a lower sensory setting. The Low-Sensory Soft Launch will begin at 2:30 PM.Questions? Call 216-831-8601, we are happy to help!Fall 2026