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Photo: Hot Air Balloon Glow

1st Bloom & Glow

Hot air balloons will light up the beautiful blooms in the Richmond Rose Garden during the first Bloom and Glow event on Tuesday, June 4th. Food will be served at a garden fundraiser from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. Tickets are $20 to enjoy the food, but the public is welcome to come and enjoy the spectacle for free when the balloons begin to glow at 9:00 p.m. in Glen Miller Park.

Photo: Whitewater Hall, IU East

Tuition Discount

Thinking of taking a class? This summer IU East is offering a 25% tuition discount on in-state fees for undergraduate courses. Explore a new class or just finish your degree early! You can even check to see if the credits will transfer to another college. Call 765.973.8200 for additional information.

Photo: Centerville Library Children's Department

Summer Reading

Check your local library and get signed up for their summer reading program. Keep your children engaged with learning throughout the summer - and don't miss all those fun events that are planned! Did you know libraries also offer ebooks, CD's and DVD's, toys, games, and puzzles, newspapers and magazines, as well as Internet access?

What's Happening in Wayne County?

Hike / Bike Yourself Healthy Program - Challenge Your Co-Workers!

2011 Reid RideAre you registered for the Hike / Bike Yourself Healthy program created by Cope Environmental Center? Bike, walk, run, or hike ANYWHERE OUTSIDE with incentives along the way! Active participants (by July 15th) are invited to a half-way point pool party celebration! There are weekly drawings for great prizes and CEC gear! CEC has challenged the community to spend a whopping 500,000 minutes outside hiking, biking, walking, and running! Can we do it? Yes! With your help! For more information, call 765.855.3188.

Richmond Parks and Recreation Recreation Guide

Logo: Richmond Parks and RecreationMemorial Day marks the unofficial start to summer fun. Don't miss out on any of the exciting events that the folks at the Richmond Parks and Recreation Department have planned this summer. Download the Recreation Guide for detailed information on pool hours, City Fit program, neighborhood movies, soccer camp, summer concert series and much, much more! You can also follow Richmond Parks and Recreation on Facebook for up-to-the minute information.

Secret Garden Tour - Saturday June 22nd and Sunday, June 23rd

Garden PathMark your calendars now for Richmond Art Museum's popular Secret Garden Tour, held this year on June 22nd and 23rd. This year the tour will include access to some of the homes on the tour as well as the Richmond Group Plein Air painters painting in the Richmond Rose Garden. Tickets may be purchased for $10 at the Richmond Art Museum or at any First Bank Richmond location. For more information, call 765.966.0256.

WCTV Volunteer Workshop - 2013 Boot Camp on June 8th

WCTV Films the PerformersWCTV, our local PEG Access TV Station, does a great job - but to continue to do the superb job of bringing you local governmental meetings, sporting coverage and special events, like graduation, into your home, they need help from volunteers. They're ready to train you on the basics of shooting, lighting and directing and it's free! This workshop will be held on June 8th from 9:00 a.m. to 1:0 p.m. The space is limited, so call 765.973.8488 to sign up soon!

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Did You Know?

Dr. Mary F. Thomas, who practiced medicine in Richmond during the mid-1800's, was the second female physician to be admitted to the American Medical Association.