Lima Convalescent Home residents enjoyed an evening of fun and games.
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Sunny skies and warm weather made for the perfect setting at Tower Park Monday morning, where dozens of children and their parents gathered for Cridersville Public Library’s weekly outdoor story time.
“We have everybody that's somebody is here today,” said Charles Jackson, a ViaQuest administrator. “Many of them do not get this opportunity to dress up, to have a day that’s just for them. The glam, the glamour—it’s all about them. This is their special day. They’re kings, they’re queens, they’re celebrities. This is the one day we say we love you, we appreciate you, and we honor you.”
The YMCA will host its annual Mother and Son Superhero Party on Saturday, May 10th from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. The event will feature dancing, games, and activities designed for dynamic duos looking to make lasting memories.
Students from Liberty Arts Magnet let their creativity take center stage during the annual "Spring Spotlight" event.
The Lima Senior High School "Act Too" Drama Club is bringing the toe-tapping musical Hairspray to the stage this weekend.
The Lima Family YMCA gave families a chance to bond at its annual father-daughter dance.
It was a day of dance at Perry Elementary School on Friday. The A Step Above dance studio approached the school about an assembly to teach students about why we dance and different dance styles. The school jumped on board, and kids from kindergarten through 6th grade got a chance to learn about 4 different dance styles. From tap to hip hop and jazz to acro, a type of gymnastics, the students all joined in and had fun learning about the benefits of dance.
Fresh N Faded and Team Outreach Lima saw a great turnout at their latest event for people with disabilities. The free event had bingo, karaoke and dancing, and food and drinks for community members with disabilities. Thanks to sponsors, there were plenty of prizes to be given away too. The event is just one of many that Team Outreach Lima hosts for those of different abilities, like their Ohio State Michigan Tailgate in the fall. Over 80 people came out, and all had a fun time.
Residents were moving and grooving to the music at Lincoln Park Friday evening! Friday night was the second night of this year's "Lincoln Park Dances," and many took advantage of the warm weather to dance, sing, or even just sit back and relax to some of their favorite tunes by the band "Exploit Trio." At Friday night's dance, we talked with husband and wife dancing duo, Ken and Karen Dillman, who traveled all the way from Hilliard, to enjoy an evening of dancing and music right here in Lima.