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Brush up on your knowledge of trees and join Bexley Public Library staff members on April 20th at 7:30 pm (on Zoom) for a very special Arbor Day celebration edition of BPL Trivia Tuesday!

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Bexley Board of Health meetings are held on the third Tuesday on the first month of each quarter.

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At Mayor's Court, the Magistrate presides over sentencing of arraignments, pre-trials, probation revocation hearings, and financial hearings. Mayor's Court convenes at Bexley City Hall in Council Chambers at 1:00 pm on alternating Thursdays of every month. 

For more information, visit www.bexley.org/court.

Join Bexley Mayor Ben Kessler and Bexley City Councilman Troy Markham for an engaging Zoom discussion about Richard Powers's Pulitzer Prize winning novel, The Overstory. For more information and to register, visit www.bexleylibrary.org/Experience. Space is limited. 

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For the next couple of months, Mayor Ben is launching a weekly Trash Talk with the Mayor event, a community cleanup where volunteers preregister for a one and a half hour small group litter cleanup event with the Mayor, and a one-on-one chance to get a city update, heckle, or brainstorm over a trash picker, some work gloves, and a big orange trash bag, all while helping to improve our community. To register or find additional information on the program, visit www.bexley.org/trashtalk.

This is an annual opportunity to properly dispose of items you no longer need or want. It’s never too late to start Spring cleaning! When arriving in your vehicle on the 24th, please follow signage and directions given during the event to ensure safety among all participants and volunteers.

At this event, residents can properly dispose of batteries (tape must be used to cover both terminals of lithium ion batteries), household items in good working order, expired or unused medication (no liquid medicine or syringes), paper for shredding (no paper clips, staples, receipts, or binders), good condition clothes and textiles, broken electronics, bicycles, and cardboard egg cartons. Residents will be required to wear a mask when conversing with on-site volunteers and should remain in their cars.

Beginning at 9:00 am on the same day, the Environmental Sustainability Advisory Committee will be hosting a community litter pick up. Residents interested in participating can meet at Nelson Park parking lot on Clifton Avenue at 8:55 am. Face coverings are required for participation, but all other necessary supplies will be provided!

The vaccination clinic will take place on Saturday, April 24th from 1:00 - 5:00 pm and Sunday, April 25th from 9:00 am - 1:00 pm at Capital University's Peloton G parking lot on Pleasant Ridge Avenue. This will be a drive-thru clinic, and vaccines will be administered in vehicles. Please plan for a 15-minute wait time upon arrival. Scheduling for your second vaccination will be made by Bexley Urgent Care following the clinic. You must be 18 years or older to receive a vaccine at this clinic. Registration is required, but walk-ins will be available on a limited basis, depending on availability of extra doses. 

Please bring an ID and insurance card to your appointment if you have one. Medical insurance is not required to receive a vaccine. We will be hosting a second pop-up to administer second doses. More information will be available in the coming weeks!

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The vaccination clinic will take place on Saturday, April 24th from 1:00 - 5:00 pm and Sunday, April 25th from 9:00 am - 1:00 pm at Capital University's Peloton G parking lot on Pleasant Ridge Avenue. This will be a drive-thru clinic, and vaccines will be administered in vehicles. Please plan for a 15-minute wait time upon arrival. Scheduling for your second vaccination will be made by Bexley Urgent Care following the clinic. You must be 18 years or older to receive a vaccine at this clinic. Registration is required, but walk-ins will be available on a limited basis, depending on availability of extra doses. 

Please bring an ID and insurance card to your appointment if you have one. Medical insurance is not required to receive a vaccine. We will be hosting a second pop-up to administer second doses. More information will be available in the coming weeks!

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Bexley City Council will be holding a Public Meeting on April 27, 2021 at 6:00 pm to discuss proposedOrdinance 11-20, to amend Amended Chapter 1230, Definitions; Chapter 1252.15,Accessory Uses and Structures; and Chapter 1223.05, Demolitions; in order to provide for additional regulations and criteria related to the construction and demolition of accessory uses and structure in the City. 

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For the next couple of months, Mayor Ben is launching a weekly Trash Talk with the Mayor event, a community cleanup where volunteers preregister for a one and a half hour small group litter cleanup event with the Mayor, and a one-on-one chance to get a city update, heckle, or brainstorm over a trash picker, some work gloves, and a big orange trash bag, all while helping to improve our community. To register or find additional information on the program, visit www.bexley.org/trashtalk.

Join the Bexley Juneteenth Planning Committee on April 28th as they virtually welcome author and professor Dr. Karlos Hill for a community presentation on the Tulsa Race Massacre of 1921.

Tulsa's Greenwood District, "Black Wall Street", was one of the most affluent Black communities in America. However, on May 31 and June 1, 1921, a white mob attacked Greenwood, resulting in nearly every significant structure within the community being destroyed, and as many as 300 people were killed. Nearly 100 years later, the race massacre continues to reverberate. Dr. Hill's presentation will discuss the history of the race massacre, the lessons history offers, and the current-day legacies that must be confronted.

Dr. Hill's newly released book, The 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre: A Photographic History, examines this historic event through a range of photographs taken before, during and after the massacre. Published by the University of Oklahoma Press, it is available for purchase through Gramercy Books or to rent through Bexley Public Library. Dr. Karlos Hill, Associate Professor of African and African American Studies and founding director of African and African American Studies Distinguished Lecture Series at the University of Oklahoma. 

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This program is made possible with the support of the Bexley Community Foundation.

The American Red Cross is having a tough time keeping the blood supply strong during the pandemic. The Red Cross is urging healthy individuals to make an appointment to give blood if they are able. The Red Cross has a goal of 100 donors for this event!

In return, donors will receive free t-shirt and coupon to Graeter’s Ice Cream. Donors ages 16-24 who come to donate blood between April 1-30 will receive a $10 e-gift card for Chipotle, Panera, Grubhub, or another food favorite. 

To register, visit www.redcrossblood.org, and enter sponsor code 'Crusaders'.

Join the Bexley Area Chamber of Commerce and Mayor Kessler for a virtual happy hour! Participants will receive a short lesson in mixology and hear an update on what’s shakin’ (not stirred) in Bexley.

Enjoy the Kelveden Cocktail from the comfort of your own home! A ticket to this event includes a cocktail kit with single servings of each ingredient you’ll need to make the drink. A limited supply of kits are available – purchase your ticket soon! Non-alcoholic options are available upon request. Visit www.bexleyareachamber.org to purchase tickets!

The Kelveden Cocktail
High Bank Distillery’s ‘Whiskey War’
Bexley’s own Kelveden maple syrup
Dry curaçao
Aged bitters

The purchase of a ticket guarantees a kit. If you aren’t able to join the event at 5:00 pm, you will still be guaranteed a kit with instructions included. 

Join the City of Bexley, Bexley Public Library and Bexley Community Foundation in celebrating Arbor Day on May 1 at the Schneider Park Pavilion and the South Community Gardens. This free hour long workshop will include stations with activities for all ages, including a talking tree, fairy garden construction, painting rocks, art workshop with BexArts, activity with Picadilly, Storytime with the Bexley Library and more! COVID-19 Policies will be in place and spots will be limited. 

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The Bexley Chamber is pleased to announce Jason Block, recently named as a 2021 Business First 40 Under 40 inductee. 

For Jason, who grew up in an entrepreneurial Bexley household, landing as the CEO of Brewdog USA months ahead of Covid was challenging, but not insurmountable. Still, leading the US operations of a unique international organization through an unforeseen pandemic isn’t anything you can plan for. The results - including a 13% sales growth in 2020 - are impressive in how the company navigated the past year and is bringing its expansion plans to fruition.

This isn’t Jason’s first time at the helm of a local favorite. Prior to the “Dog House” he was the president of Homage LLC, where he focused on increasing the retail company’s access to capital, expanding its digital reach, and instilling processes that prepared the company for the growth it has experienced to date. He also co-founded Innerspace, a coworking space for wellness, coaching, and therapy professionals.

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Bexley City Council has scheduled a special meeting to be held via Zoom on Tuesday, May 4, 2021 at 6:00 pm. The purposes of this meeting are set forth below:

1. Executive session pursuant to O.R.C. section 121.21(G)(3): Conferences with an attorney for the public body concerning disputes involving the public body that are the subject of pending or imminent court action and pursuant to Bexley City Code 223.03 to confer with an attorney for the public body concerning matters involving the public body which are or may become the subject of litigation.
2. Consider setting a hearing date for the oral argument on Appeal from the Board of Zoning and Planning Decision in Case No. BZAP-20-48.

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At Mayor's Court, the Magistrate presides over sentencing of arraignments, pre-trials, probation revocation hearings, and financial hearings. Mayor's Court convenes at Bexley City Hall in Council Chambers at 1:00 pm on alternating Thursdays of every month. 

For more information, visit www.bexley.org/court.

For the next couple of months, Mayor Ben is launching a weekly Trash Talk with the Mayor event, a community cleanup where volunteers preregister for a one and a half hour small group litter cleanup event with the Mayor, and a one-on-one chance to get a city update, heckle, or brainstorm over a trash picker, some work gloves, and a big orange trash bag, all while helping to improve our community. To register or find additional information on the program, visit www.bexley.org/trashtalk.

Individual service navigation is the function of linking people, and their family members, with essential health, social, and community services. Service navigation may also include assistance with finding and scheduling transportation, as well as arranging for the provision of non-medical services such as housing, and social/emotional supports for the client and their families offered by other local social service agencies. 

Due to COVID-19, all Service Navigator meetings will need to be conducted over the phone. Please call (614) 559-0379 to coordinate. There is no cost for this service for those ages 55 and up.

Monthly Bexley Historical Society Meeting

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Bexley Minority Parent Alliance meets on the second Monday of each month at 6:30 pm.

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Join expert panelists Ric Butler, Principal at FocusCFO, Jonny Young, SVP at Morgan Stanley, and Bryan Wood, Director of Small/Mid Cap Equities at Investment Management Group at Nationwide Financial, as they guide us through investment basics, including goal setting and understanding risk, investing with small amounts of money, and the advantages and disadvantages of online investing.

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Those who received their first dose of the Moderna vaccine at our clinic on April 24th or 25th can schedule to receive their second dose at this follow up clinic. Additionally, those who would like to receive a first dose of the vaccine can do so at this time. More information about this clinic, including a location and registration link, will be made available in the coming days. If you have questions, please email the City’s Volunteer Coordinator, Elizabeth Ellman.

Walk up appointments will be accommodated while supplies last. For the best experience at this vaccination clinic, registration is strongly suggested.

Save the date! We’re scheduled to host the Bexley Freecycle & For Sale event on Saturday, May 15th. Information regarding this event and a registration link will be available in the coming weeks!

The Bexley Youth Activity Fair (BYAF) is a collaborative effort between Bexley Recreation and Parks, Bexley City Schools, Scout Troop 166, and the Bexley Community Foundation. The BYAF was created to provide a safe opportunity for parents to connect with organizations that offer a variety of activity outlets for kids of all ages. Parents will be able to talk with these organizations to learn more about their programs and how to register. In addition, a handful of activities will be offered for those in attendance.

Visit www.bexley.org/BYAF for details and registration. 

Flex your writing muscles with a free virtual writing class! Join Scott Boyd via Zoom on Saturday, May 15th at 1:00 pm as he leads a fun creative fiction workshop where you’ll create a piece of “flash fiction.” You will use role playing, as well as creative prompts from Scott, to create a super short work of fiction. This class is geared towards ages 13 and up. You can register by clicking this link.

This Zoom mini-class is free thanks to a generous grant from the Bexley Community Foundation and the Susie and Charlie Rath Creative Arts Fund of the Bexley Community Foundation in memory of Leland S. McClelland. Questions? Email bexartsohio@gmail.com.

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Due to COVID-19, all Service Navigator meetings will need to be conducted over the phone. Please call (614) 559-0379 to coordinate. There is no cost for this service for those ages 55 and up.

To view agendas, minutes, and additional meeting documents, visit bexley.org/meetings. City Council meetings are streamed live on YouTube.

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On September 22, 1862, President Abraham Lincoln issued the preliminary Emancipation Proclamation, which declared that as of January 1, 1863, all enslaved people in the states currently engaged in rebellion against the Union “shall be then, thenceforward, and forever free.” The proclamation marked a crucial shift in Lincoln’s views on slavery. Emancipation would redefine the Civil War, turning it from a struggle to preserve the Union to one focused on ending slavery, and set a decisive course for how the nation would be reshaped after that historic conflict.

Join the Bexley Juneteenth Planning Committee on May 19th as they virtually welcome Bexley High School AP U.S. History teacher, Dr. Scott King-Owen for a community presentation on the Emancipation Proclamation. Dr. King-Owen will lead us on an examination of the Emancipation Proclamation, how it was understood legally and militarily at the time of it’s passage and how it was received and remembered over time. Through art, illustrations, and personal stories, we will further examine the many visions of emancipation, highlighting how ordinary people across the Country understood freedom and how these interpretations have affected where we are today. 

This community presentation will be followed by a question and answer portion led by moderator and Bexley resident Courtney Baker.

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At Mayor's Court, the Magistrate presides over sentencing of arraignments, pre-trials, probation revocation hearings, and financial hearings. Mayor's Court convenes at Bexley City Hall in Council Chambers at 1:00 pm on alternating Thursdays of every month. 

For more information, visit www.bexley.org/court.

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The Bexley Farmers' Market is a destination committed to building local food tradition through access, education, and community outreach. ​The market offers high-quality, locally-grown food for Bexley residents and neighbors for six months of the year.

The market is open every Thursday from May through October from 4:00 pm to 7:00 pm at the corner of Main Street and Dawson Avenue, rain or shine. 

To learn more, visit bexleyfarmersmarket.org.

Featuring Asian food trucks, Japanese Taiko Drum Concert, BPL’s Asian trivia quiz, Cultural Stations and much more!

SCHEDULE:

6:00 pm: BMPA open the ceremony by acknowledging the Asian Heritage Month in Bexley. Mayor and City officials will add a few comments.

6:15 pm: Present short Film “Meet Your Bexley Asian Neighbors”
 
6:25 pm: “Asian Heritage Cherry Tree  Planting Committee (see below)” Kick-off
 
6:30 pm: Japanese Drums, Hiuchi Taiko performance
 
7:00 pm: Asian History Month Trivia by BPL with prizes (Asian Restaurant gift cards)
 
7:30 pm: BMPA close the ceremony with some announcements
 
8:00-8:30pm: Hang out and mingle

Learn more: bexleyminorityparents.org/event/bexley-asian-pacific-islander-heritage-event

In partnership with Bexley Urgent Care, Capital University, and the Ohio Department of Health, we are offering a second COVID-19 vaccine clinic on May 22nd. Moderna, Pfizer, and Johnson & Johnson vaccines will be available for individuals 12+ years old. After registering, Bexley Urgent Care will contact parents and guardians directly to discuss next steps and instructions.

Those who received their first dose of the Moderna vaccine at our clinic on April 24th or 25th can schedule to receive their second dose at this follow up clinic. Additionally, those who would like to receive a first dose of the vaccine can do so at this time.

To register for an appointment on Saturday, May 22nd, please click here. 

Registration is managed by Bexley Urgent Care. Walk up appointments will be accommodated while supplies last. For the best experience at this vaccination clinic, registration is strongly recommended.

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Due to COVID-19, all Service Navigator meetings will need to be conducted over the phone. Please call (614) 559-0379 to coordinate. There is no cost for this service for those ages 55 and up.

As we near the end of the ‘Love Your Alley’ program, the community is invited to enjoy a walk through some of the upgraded alleys in the city, and see new murals, plants, bench installations, and more. Our neighbors have been hard at work over the past few weeks! To view an interactive map of mural locations, visit www.bexley.org/loveyouralley.

Thank you to the residents who have volunteered their time to upgrade our alleyways. The winner of Love Your Alley will be announced this weekend, and the winning alley will be featured during the 2021 House and Garden Tour on June 6th!

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The Bexley Farmers' Market is a destination committed to building local food tradition through access, education, and community outreach. ​The market offers high-quality, locally-grown food for Bexley residents and neighbors for six months of the year.

The market is open every Thursday from May through October from 4:00 pm to 7:00 pm at the corner of Main Street and Dawson Avenue, rain or shine. 

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Notice for Applicants:
Applications for Board of Zoning and Planning (BZAP) hearings are due one month in advance of the hearing. Please contact the Bexley Building Department for more information at (614) 559-4240.

To view agendas and supporting documents, please visit www.bexley.org/meetings.

Stop by the BPL parking lot for some delicious food and live music from pianist Tony Hagood and his klezmer ensemble! Tony will be performing from 5:00 - 6:00 pm and the food trucks will be available from 5:00 - 7:00 pm. This month's event also features the Bexley Women's Club Family Chalk Collage! 

For more information about the food trucks and their menus go to www.streetfoodfinder.com/bexley.

Please schedule your appointment at 1-800-RED CROSS (1-800-733-2767) or visit RedCrossBlood.org, sponsor code: Bexley.  

According to the Red Cross, the Coronavirus pandemic has created critical shortages in blood supplies, as thousands of blood drives have been cancelled nationally. Adequate blood donations are crucial to providing lifesaving blood transfusions for organ transplant recipients, cancer patients, trauma victims, and others. These supplies are needed now more than ever. 

Extra safety precautions by the Library and the Red Cross will be followed to protect the health of all donors and staff. 

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Due to COVID-19, all Service Navigator meetings will need to be conducted over the phone. Please call (614) 559-0379 to coordinate. There is no cost for this service for those ages 55 and up.

The 4th season of the Bexley Jazz in the Park Series will commence on Memorial Day, May 31st, from 5:30 to 7:00 pm in Bexley’s Havenwood Park! The 2021 summer season will host four in-person concerts on the fourth Sunday of each month, with the exception of the first concert in May. 

Participants will enjoy music from Large Mouth Brass Band, located here in central Ohio.

The Bexley Area Chamber of Commerce will be hosting their annual Food Truck Festival during the first Jazz in the Park on Memorial Day! This year's Food Trucks are Johnson's Ice Cream, Hisham's, Cousin's Maine Lobster, Zaki Grill, & Hogback BBQ. Bring a blanket, bring a friend, & bring your appetite. Enjoy the sounds (and sights!) safely outdoors with neighbors.

To view agendas, minutes, and additional meeting documents, visit bexley.org/meetings. City Council meetings are streamed live on YouTube.

At Mayor's Court, the Magistrate presides over sentencing of arraignments, pre-trials, probation revocation hearings, and financial hearings. Mayor's Court convenes at Bexley City Hall in Council Chambers at 1:00 pm on alternating Thursdays of every month. 

For more information, visit www.bexley.org/court.

The Bexley Farmers' Market is a destination committed to building local food tradition through access, education, and community outreach. ​The market offers high-quality, locally-grown food for Bexley residents and neighbors for six months of the year.

The market is open every Thursday from May through October from 4:00 pm to 7:00 pm at the corner of Main Street and Dawson Avenue, rain or shine. 

To learn more, visit bexleyfarmersmarket.org.

The first Main Event of the season kicks off on Capital’s Main Street Lawn on Friday, June 4th with a screening of Academy Award winning film, Black Panther!

Pre-movie entertainment will be provided by GOREE Drum and Dance, followed by an aerialist, a juggler, and a magician each prepared to amaze a crowd. These pre-movie performances will begin at 6:30 pm, and Sweet T’s and Ena’s Caribbean Kitchen food trucks will be on-site ready to serve food at that time. The movie will begin at sunset, around 9:00 pm.

This event takes place on Capital University's Main Street lawn.

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Due to COVID-19, all Service Navigator meetings will need to be conducted over the phone. Please call (614) 559-0379 to coordinate. There is no cost for this service for those ages 55 and up.

To join the BOE meetings virtually, please click here to be directed to Bexley School's website.

To view agendas, minutes, and additional meeting documents, visit bexley.org/meetings. City Council meetings are streamed live on YouTube.

The Bexley Farmers' Market is a destination committed to building local food tradition through access, education, and community outreach. ​The market offers high-quality, locally-grown food for Bexley residents and neighbors for six months of the year.

The market is open every Thursday from May through October from 4:00 pm to 7:00 pm at the corner of Main Street and Dawson Avenue, rain or shine. 

To learn more, visit bexleyfarmersmarket.org.

To view agendas, minutes, and additional meeting documents, visit bexley.org/meetings. City Council meetings are streamed live on YouTube.

Individual service navigation is the function of linking people, and their family members, with essential health, social, and community services. Service navigation may also include assistance with finding and scheduling transportation, as well as arranging for the provision of non-medical services such as housing, and social/emotional supports for the client and their families offered by other local social service agencies. 

Due to COVID-19, all Service Navigator meetings will need to be conducted over the phone. Please call (614) 559-0379 to coordinate. There is no cost for this service for those ages 55 and up.

Monthly Bexley Historical Society Meeting

To view agendas, minutes, and additional meeting documents, visit bexley.org/meetings. City Council meetings are streamed live on YouTube.

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Join Bexley Public Library and the Juneteenth Planning Committee for a community presentation on the continuing struggle over Civil Rights during and after the Civil War and its broader meaning for American democracy in our own time. Richard Newman, professor of History at the Rochester Institute of Technology will discuss the evolving relationship between Abraham Lincoln and Frederick Douglass, who disagreed on abolitionist policies before the Civil War but became firm allies in the struggle for Black freedom by 1865. After the war and Lincoln's death, Frederick Douglass used the memory of the Emancipation Proclamation to push for more radical social justice measures. He was not alone. In the late 19th century, Douglass joined other Black abolitionists -- including the dynamic brotherly duo from Ohio, John Mercer Langston and Charles Henry Langston -- who had long sought to establish equality as the new standard of American society. 

Richard Newman is a professor of History at Rochester Institute of Technology and the author or editor of seven books on American history, including most recently Abolitionism: A Very Short Introduction (available in print, e-book and audiobook formats).

Registration for this event is required! Reserve your spot here: bexley.libnet.info/event/5209309

At Mayor's Court, the Magistrate presides over sentencing of arraignments, pre-trials, probation revocation hearings, and financial hearings. Mayor's Court convenes at Bexley City Hall in Council Chambers at 1:00 pm on alternating Thursdays of every month. 

For more information, visit www.bexley.org/court.

The Bexley Farmers' Market is a destination committed to building local food tradition through access, education, and community outreach. ​The market offers high-quality, locally-grown food for Bexley residents and neighbors for six months of the year.

The market is open every Thursday from May through October from 4:00 pm to 7:00 pm at the corner of Main Street and Dawson Avenue, rain or shine. 

To learn more, visit bexleyfarmersmarket.org.

Individual service navigation is the function of linking people, and their family members, with essential health, social, and community services. Service navigation may also include assistance with finding and scheduling transportation, as well as arranging for the provision of non-medical services such as housing, and social/emotional supports for the client and their families offered by other local social service agencies. 

Due to COVID-19, all Service Navigator meetings will need to be conducted over the phone. Please call (614) 559-0379 to coordinate. There is no cost for this service for those ages 55 and up.

Jazz in the Park is an outdoor concert series held at Havenwood Park in Bexley, Ohio. Each summer, the City showcases four central Ohio bands, bringing some of the best talent in our area right to Bexley. Food trucks will be on-site for food purchase at each concert. Grab a blanket or chair, bring a friend, and enjoy the sounds and sights of Bexley!

Location: Havenwood Park
Time: 5:30 – 7:00 pm

May 31st: Largemouth Brass Band
June 20th: Vernon Hairston Trio
July 25th: Zach Compston Big Band
August 29th: ES Jazz Collective
September 19: Rain Date

To view agendas, minutes, and additional meeting documents, visit bexley.org/meetings. City Council meetings are streamed live on YouTube.

The Bexley Farmers' Market is a destination committed to building local food tradition through access, education, and community outreach. ​The market offers high-quality, locally-grown food for Bexley residents and neighbors for six months of the year.

The market is open every Thursday from May through October from 4:00 pm to 7:00 pm at the corner of Main Street and Dawson Avenue, rain or shine. 

To learn more, visit bexleyfarmersmarket.org.

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Notice for Applicants:
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To view agendas and supporting documents, please visit www.bexley.org/meetings.

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Individual service navigation is the function of linking people, and their family members, with essential health, social, and community services. Service navigation may also include assistance with finding and scheduling transportation, as well as arranging for the provision of non-medical services such as housing, and social/emotional supports for the client and their families offered by other local social service agencies. 

Due to COVID-19, all Service Navigator meetings will need to be conducted over the phone. Please call (614) 559-0379 to coordinate. There is no cost for this service for those ages 55 and up.

To join the BOE meetings virtually, please click here to be directed to Bexley School's website.

At Mayor's Court, the Magistrate presides over sentencing of arraignments, pre-trials, probation revocation hearings, and financial hearings. Mayor's Court convenes at Bexley City Hall in Council Chambers at 1:00 pm on alternating Thursdays of every month. 

For more information, visit www.bexley.org/court.

The Bexley Farmers' Market is a destination committed to building local food tradition through access, education, and community outreach. ​The market offers high-quality, locally-grown food for Bexley residents and neighbors for six months of the year.

The market is open every Thursday from May through October from 4:00 pm to 7:00 pm at the corner of Main Street and Dawson Avenue, rain or shine. 

To learn more, visit bexleyfarmersmarket.org.

Individual service navigation is the function of linking people, and their family members, with essential health, social, and community services. Service navigation may also include assistance with finding and scheduling transportation, as well as arranging for the provision of non-medical services such as housing, and social/emotional supports for the client and their families offered by other local social service agencies. 

Due to COVID-19, all Service Navigator meetings will need to be conducted over the phone. Please call (614) 559-0379 to coordinate. There is no cost for this service for those ages 55 and up.

8:00am - John Barr 5K Race (Jeffrey Mansion)
9:30am - Bexley Parade
6:00pm - Community Celebration (Capital Front Lawn)
10:00pm - Fireworks (Capital Soccer Field)

To join the BOE meetings virtually, please click here to be directed to Bexley School's website.

The Bexley Farmers' Market is a destination committed to building local food tradition through access, education, and community outreach. ​The market offers high-quality, locally-grown food for Bexley residents and neighbors for six months of the year.

The market is open every Thursday from May through October from 4:00 pm to 7:00 pm at the corner of Main Street and Dawson Avenue, rain or shine. 

To learn more, visit bexleyfarmersmarket.org.

Individual service navigation is the function of linking people, and their family members, with essential health, social, and community services. Service navigation may also include assistance with finding and scheduling transportation, as well as arranging for the provision of non-medical services such as housing, and social/emotional supports for the client and their families offered by other local social service agencies. 

Due to COVID-19, all Service Navigator meetings will need to be conducted over the phone. Please call (614) 559-0379 to coordinate. There is no cost for this service for those ages 55 and up.

Monthly Bexley Historical Society Meeting

At Mayor's Court, the Magistrate presides over sentencing of arraignments, pre-trials, probation revocation hearings, and financial hearings. Mayor's Court convenes at Bexley City Hall in Council Chambers at 1:00 pm on alternating Thursdays of every month. 

For more information, visit www.bexley.org/court.

The Bexley Farmers' Market is a destination committed to building local food tradition through access, education, and community outreach. ​The market offers high-quality, locally-grown food for Bexley residents and neighbors for six months of the year.

The market is open every Thursday from May through October from 4:00 pm to 7:00 pm at the corner of Main Street and Dawson Avenue, rain or shine. 

To learn more, visit bexleyfarmersmarket.org.

Individual service navigation is the function of linking people, and their family members, with essential health, social, and community services. Service navigation may also include assistance with finding and scheduling transportation, as well as arranging for the provision of non-medical services such as housing, and social/emotional supports for the client and their families offered by other local social service agencies. 

Due to COVID-19, all Service Navigator meetings will need to be conducted over the phone. Please call (614) 559-0379 to coordinate. There is no cost for this service for those ages 55 and up.

Bexley Board of Health meetings are held on the third Tuesday on the first month of each quarter.

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The Bexley Farmers' Market is a destination committed to building local food tradition through access, education, and community outreach. ​The market offers high-quality, locally-grown food for Bexley residents and neighbors for six months of the year.

The market is open every Thursday from May through October from 4:00 pm to 7:00 pm at the corner of Main Street and Dawson Avenue, rain or shine. 

To learn more, visit bexleyfarmersmarket.org.

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Notice for Applicants:
Applications for Board of Zoning and Planning (BZAP) hearings are due one month in advance of the hearing. Please contact the Bexley Building Department for more information at (614) 559-4240.

To view agendas and supporting documents, please visit www.bexley.org/meetings.

Individual service navigation is the function of linking people, and their family members, with essential health, social, and community services. Service navigation may also include assistance with finding and scheduling transportation, as well as arranging for the provision of non-medical services such as housing, and social/emotional supports for the client and their families offered by other local social service agencies. 

Due to COVID-19, all Service Navigator meetings will need to be conducted over the phone. Please call (614) 559-0379 to coordinate. There is no cost for this service for those ages 55 and up.

Jazz in the Park is an outdoor concert series held at Havenwood Park in Bexley, Ohio. Each summer, the City showcases four central Ohio bands, bringing some of the best talent in our area right to Bexley. Food trucks will be on-site for food purchase at each concert. Grab a blanket or chair, bring a friend, and enjoy the sounds and sights of Bexley!

Location: Havenwood Park
Time: 5:30 – 7:00 pm

May 31st: Largemouth Brass Band
June 20th: Vernon Hairston Trio
July 25th: Zach Compston Big Band
August 29th: ES Jazz Collective
September 19: Rain Date

At Mayor's Court, the Magistrate presides over sentencing of arraignments, pre-trials, probation revocation hearings, and financial hearings. Mayor's Court convenes at Bexley City Hall in Council Chambers at 1:00 pm on alternating Thursdays of every month. 

For more information, visit www.bexley.org/court.

The Bexley Farmers' Market is a destination committed to building local food tradition through access, education, and community outreach. ​The market offers high-quality, locally-grown food for Bexley residents and neighbors for six months of the year.

The market is open every Thursday from May through October from 4:00 pm to 7:00 pm at the corner of Main Street and Dawson Avenue, rain or shine. 

To learn more, visit bexleyfarmersmarket.org.

Come see the mid-summer flowers of the springtime 'Love Your Alley' labor! Participants will visit and learn about three native gardens in Central Bexley. Learn about some of the most important plants for our pollinators. What were some steps in establishing a pollinator garden? What worked, what didn’t?

There will be a lemonade stand at the third stop, with proceeds benefitting the Ohio Pollinator Habitat Initiative (OPHI). It is 0.7 miles from the 1st location to the 2nd and 3rd locations. The start of the tour will be at 104 S. Ardmore Road!

Individual service navigation is the function of linking people, and their family members, with essential health, social, and community services. Service navigation may also include assistance with finding and scheduling transportation, as well as arranging for the provision of non-medical services such as housing, and social/emotional supports for the client and their families offered by other local social service agencies. 

Due to COVID-19, all Service Navigator meetings will need to be conducted over the phone. Please call (614) 559-0379 to coordinate. There is no cost for this service for those ages 55 and up.

To join the BOE meetings virtually, please click here to be directed to Bexley School's website.

The Bexley Farmers' Market is a destination committed to building local food tradition through access, education, and community outreach. ​The market offers high-quality, locally-grown food for Bexley residents and neighbors for six months of the year.

The market is open every Thursday from May through October from 4:00 pm to 7:00 pm at the corner of Main Street and Dawson Avenue, rain or shine. 

To learn more, visit bexleyfarmersmarket.org.

Pelotonia is an annual bike race committed to changing the world by accelerating innovative cancer research. 100% of all participant-raised dollars go toward cancer research. Learn more or sign up today at pelotonia.org!

Please note there may be traffic delays and road closures on August 7th, as Pelotonia will be riding through Bexley for a period of time. Please help us in rooting for Team Bexley and the rest of Pelotonia at Drexel Circle!

Individual service navigation is the function of linking people, and their family members, with essential health, social, and community services. Service navigation may also include assistance with finding and scheduling transportation, as well as arranging for the provision of non-medical services such as housing, and social/emotional supports for the client and their families offered by other local social service agencies. 

Due to COVID-19, all Service Navigator meetings will need to be conducted over the phone. Please call (614) 559-0379 to coordinate. There is no cost for this service for those ages 55 and up.

Monthly Bexley Historical Society Meeting

Bexley Minority Parent Alliance meets on the second Monday of each month at 6:30 pm.

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At Mayor's Court, the Magistrate presides over sentencing of arraignments, pre-trials, probation revocation hearings, and financial hearings. Mayor's Court convenes at Bexley City Hall in Council Chambers at 1:00 pm on alternating Thursdays of every month. 

For more information, visit www.bexley.org/court.

The Bexley Farmers' Market is a destination committed to building local food tradition through access, education, and community outreach. ​The market offers high-quality, locally-grown food for Bexley residents and neighbors for six months of the year.

The market is open every Thursday from May through October from 4:00 pm to 7:00 pm at the corner of Main Street and Dawson Avenue, rain or shine. 

To learn more, visit bexleyfarmersmarket.org.

The Main Event is an outdoor summer movie series located in the heart of Bexley. At each Main Event, there are featured musical performances, family activities, crafts, and food trucks to enjoy before the movie begins!

2021 Main Event Schedule:
June 6: Black Panther
August 13: Trolls World Tour
September 5: Cars 3 (During the Labor Day Block Party)
October 1: Mystery Movie TBA!

To find additional details for each Main Event, visit bexley.org/mainevent! 

Individual service navigation is the function of linking people, and their family members, with essential health, social, and community services. Service navigation may also include assistance with finding and scheduling transportation, as well as arranging for the provision of non-medical services such as housing, and social/emotional supports for the client and their families offered by other local social service agencies. 

Due to COVID-19, all Service Navigator meetings will need to be conducted over the phone. Please call (614) 559-0379 to coordinate. There is no cost for this service for those ages 55 and up.

To join the Zoom Webinar from a PC, Mac, iPad, iPhone or Android device, click here.

Meeting ID: 851 5980 1003
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The Bexley Farmers' Market is a destination committed to building local food tradition through access, education, and community outreach. ​The market offers high-quality, locally-grown food for Bexley residents and neighbors for six months of the year.

The market is open every Thursday from May through October from 4:00 pm to 7:00 pm at the corner of Main Street and Dawson Avenue, rain or shine. 

To learn more, visit bexleyfarmersmarket.org.

It's back! The Bexley Recreation and Parks Department will host the 9th Annual Splish, Splash, & Dash Youth Triathlon, sponsored by the Bexley Community Foundation’s Youth and Recreation Fund, on Saturday, August 21. This is a great opportunity for our youth to challenge themselves and stay active while having a fun time.

Register Now!

The triathlon will require participants to complete a swimming, biking, and running course. With age divisions ranging from 4 to 14, varying distances will be selected for each leg that are age appropriate. This event could not be done without our amazing volunteers, but we are still in need! For more detailed age group info or to volunteer, click here!

New This Year

• The 13/14 group has merged with the 11/12 group. Awards will still be given based on those separate age groups, but they will be competing on the same distances. 
• Each age will be awarded a 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place overall boy and girl. Previously, one award was given for each division, which grouped two ages together.

Individual service navigation is the function of linking people, and their family members, with essential health, social, and community services. Service navigation may also include assistance with finding and scheduling transportation, as well as arranging for the provision of non-medical services such as housing, and social/emotional supports for the client and their families offered by other local social service agencies. 

Due to COVID-19, all Service Navigator meetings will need to be conducted over the phone. Please call (614) 559-0379 to coordinate. There is no cost for this service for those ages 55 and up.

This meeting will be in-person but a zoom link is available for remote participation




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To view agendas, minutes, and additional meeting documents, visit bexley.org/meetings. City Council meetings are streamed live on YouTube.

Board of Control Meeting will IMMEDIATELY follow City Council Meeting

At Mayor's Court, the Magistrate presides over sentencing of arraignments, pre-trials, probation revocation hearings, and financial hearings. Mayor's Court convenes at Bexley City Hall in Council Chambers at 1:00 pm on alternating Thursdays of every month. 

For more information, visit www.bexley.org/court.

The Bexley Farmers' Market is a destination committed to building local food tradition through access, education, and community outreach. ​The market offers high-quality, locally-grown food for Bexley residents and neighbors for six months of the year.

The market is open every Thursday from May through October from 4:00 pm to 7:00 pm at the corner of Main Street and Dawson Avenue, rain or shine. 

To learn more, visit bexleyfarmersmarket.org.

To join the Zoom Webinar from a PC, Mac, iPad, iPhone or Android device, click here.

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Notice for Applicants:
Applications for Board of Zoning and Planning (BZAP) hearings are due one month in advance of the hearing. Please contact the Bexley Building Department for more information at (614) 559-4240.

To view agendas and supporting documents, please visit www.bexley.org/meetings.

Individual service navigation is the function of linking people, and their family members, with essential health, social, and community services. Service navigation may also include assistance with finding and scheduling transportation, as well as arranging for the provision of non-medical services such as housing, and social/emotional supports for the client and their families offered by other local social service agencies. 

Due to COVID-19, all Service Navigator meetings will need to be conducted over the phone. Please call (614) 559-0379 to coordinate. There is no cost for this service for those ages 55 and up.

Jazz in the Park is an outdoor concert series held at Havenwood Park in Bexley, Ohio. Each summer, the City showcases four central Ohio bands, bringing some of the best talent in our area right to Bexley. Food trucks will be on-site for food purchase at each concert. Grab a blanket or chair, bring a friend, and enjoy the sounds and sights of Bexley!

Location: Havenwood Park
Time: 5:30 – 7:00 pm

May 31st: Largemouth Brass Band
June 20th: Vernon Hairston Trio
July 25th: Zach Compston Big Band
August 29th: ES Jazz Collective
September 19: Rain Date

From the emergence of the Delta variant to the recent FDA approval of the Pfizer vaccine, keeping up with the latest COVID developments can be challenging. Having timely, trustworthy information about this virus plays an important role in keeping you and your family healthy. With this goal in mind, the City of Bexley and Bexley Public Library are partnering to present a Virtual COVID-19 Expert Panel on Wednesday, September 1 at 6:30 pm. This interactive Zoom program will feature multiple field experts who will provide an update on the status of COVID-19, both globally and locally, and will answer your questions about living in this newest phase of the pandemic. Join us September 1!

The Bexley Farmers' Market is a destination committed to building local food tradition through access, education, and community outreach. ​The market offers high-quality, locally-grown food for Bexley residents and neighbors for six months of the year.

The market is open every Thursday from May through October from 4:00 pm to 7:00 pm at the corner of Main Street and Dawson Avenue, rain or shine. 

To learn more, visit bexleyfarmersmarket.org.

Monthly on the first Saturday of the month*, join volunteer bike mechanics and learn how to repair your own bike as well as bikes that are donated for kids and families that need them. If you would like to donate a bike to the Bexley Re:Cycle Bikes program, you can bring it to the open workshop dates, or you can drop it at 812 College Avenue. This program has been made possible by the generous support of the Bexley Community Foundation and the Developmental Assets Resource Network (darncares.org)

* Dates may be adjusted based on holidays or seasonal breaks - check the community calendar for the latest info.

Individual service navigation is the function of linking people, and their family members, with essential health, social, and community services. Service navigation may also include assistance with finding and scheduling transportation, as well as arranging for the provision of non-medical services such as housing, and social/emotional supports for the client and their families offered by other local social service agencies. 

Due to COVID-19, all Service Navigator meetings will need to be conducted over the phone. Please call (614) 559-0379 to coordinate. There is no cost for this service for those ages 55 and up.

To join the BOE meetings virtually, please click here to be directed to Bexley School's website.

At Mayor's Court, the Magistrate presides over sentencing of arraignments, pre-trials, probation revocation hearings, and financial hearings. Mayor's Court convenes at Bexley City Hall in Council Chambers at 1:00 pm on alternating Thursdays of every month. 

For more information, visit www.bexley.org/court.

http://www.bexleyareachamber.org/events.htm

The Bexley Farmers' Market is a destination committed to building local food tradition through access, education, and community outreach. ​The market offers high-quality, locally-grown food for Bexley residents and neighbors for six months of the year.

The market is open every Thursday from May through October from 4:00 pm to 7:00 pm at the corner of Main Street and Dawson Avenue, rain or shine. 

To learn more, visit bexleyfarmersmarket.org.

Individual service navigation is the function of linking people, and their family members, with essential health, social, and community services. Service navigation may also include assistance with finding and scheduling transportation, as well as arranging for the provision of non-medical services such as housing, and social/emotional supports for the client and their families offered by other local social service agencies. 

Due to COVID-19, all Service Navigator meetings will need to be conducted over the phone. Please call (614) 559-0379 to coordinate. There is no cost for this service for those ages 55 and up.

Monthly Bexley Historical Society Meeting

Bexley Minority Parent Alliance meets on the second Monday of each month at 6:30 pm.

To join the Zoom Webinar from a PC, Mac, iPad, iPhone or Android device, click here.

Meeting ID: 829 552 2859 
One tap mobile: +19294362866,,8295522859# US (New York) 
Dial by your location: +1 929 436 2866 US (New York)

To view agendas, minutes, and additional meeting documents, visit bexley.org/meetings. City Council meetings are streamed live on YouTube.

The Bexley Farmers' Market is a destination committed to building local food tradition through access, education, and community outreach. ​The market offers high-quality, locally-grown food for Bexley residents and neighbors for six months of the year.

The market is open every Thursday from May through October from 4:00 pm to 7:00 pm at the corner of Main Street and Dawson Avenue, rain or shine. 

To learn more, visit bexleyfarmersmarket.org.

Individual service navigation is the function of linking people, and their family members, with essential health, social, and community services. Service navigation may also include assistance with finding and scheduling transportation, as well as arranging for the provision of non-medical services such as housing, and social/emotional supports for the client and their families offered by other local social service agencies. 

Due to COVID-19, all Service Navigator meetings will need to be conducted over the phone. Please call (614) 559-0379 to coordinate. There is no cost for this service for those ages 55 and up.

To view agendas, minutes, and additional meeting documents, visit bexley.org/meetings. City Council meetings are streamed live on YouTube.

A public meeting will be held by the Zoning and Development Committee of the Council of the City of Bexley, Ohio, at 6:00 pm, on Tuesday, September 21, 2011 at Bexley City Hall, 2242 East Main Street, to consider adoption of Resolution 10-21.

Ordinance 10-21, if approved, would grant area variances with conditions from the minimum lot requirements for the property located at 407 Northview Drive zoned R-3 residential, to allow two non-conforming contiguous lots in single ownership being used in combination and considered an undivided parcel under the Bexley City Code to be split to permit two independent lots and parcels that would not meet existing R-3 minimum lot requirements.

To join the Zoom Webinar from a PC, Mac, iPad, iPhone or Android device, click here.

Meeting ID: 851 5980 1003
Password: 224170

One tap mobile: +16468769923,,85159801003#,,1#,224170# 

Meeting ID: 851 5980 1003
Password: 224170

To view agendas, minutes, and additional meeting documents, visit bexley.org/meetings. City Council meetings are streamed live on YouTube.

Bexley Minority Parent Alliance (BMPA), Bexley DEI, Bexley Pride, Bexley Special Education PTO and Bexley Anti-Racism Project (BARP) are hosting their ‘Meet The Candidate Nights’ on September 22 and September 28 at the Bexley Public Library, 2411 E. Main Street.

The September 22 event will be for City Council candidates, and the September 28 event will be for Board of Education candidates. Both events begin at 6:30 pm.

At the events, Bexley residents may ask the candidates questions to learn more about what they hope to accomplish and advocate for if elected. The event will also on Facebook Live for those who are unable to attend in-person.

Contact person for additional information:
Bryan Drewry, Bexley Minority Parent Alliance

At Mayor's Court, the Magistrate presides over sentencing of arraignments, pre-trials, probation revocation hearings, and financial hearings. Mayor's Court convenes at Bexley City Hall in Council Chambers at 1:00 pm on alternating Thursdays of every month. 

For more information, visit www.bexley.org/court.

The Bexley Farmers' Market is a destination committed to building local food tradition through access, education, and community outreach. ​The market offers high-quality, locally-grown food for Bexley residents and neighbors for six months of the year.

The market is open every Thursday from May through October from 4:00 pm to 7:00 pm at the corner of Main Street and Dawson Avenue, rain or shine. 

To learn more, visit bexleyfarmersmarket.org.

To view agendas and supporting documents, please visit www.bexley.org/meetings.

Individual service navigation is the function of linking people, and their family members, with essential health, social, and community services. Service navigation may also include assistance with finding and scheduling transportation, as well as arranging for the provision of non-medical services such as housing, and social/emotional supports for the client and their families offered by other local social service agencies. 

Due to COVID-19, all Service Navigator meetings will need to be conducted over the phone. Please call (614) 559-0379 to coordinate. There is no cost for this service for those ages 55 and up.

To view agendas, minutes, and additional meeting documents, visit bexley.org/meetings. City Council meetings are streamed live on YouTube.

To view agendas, minutes, and additional meeting documents, visit bexley.org/meetings. City Council meetings are streamed live on YouTube.

Bexley Minority Parent Alliance (BMPA), Bexley DEI, Bexley Pride, Bexley Special Education PTO and Bexley Anti-Racism Project (BARP) are hosting their ‘Meet The Candidate Nights’ on September 22 and September 28 at the Bexley Public Library, 2411 E. Main Street.

The September 22 event will be for City Council candidates, and the September 28 event will be for Board of Education candidates. Both events begin at 6:30 pm.

At the events, Bexley residents may ask the candidates questions to learn more about what they hope to accomplish and advocate for if elected. The event will also on Facebook Live for those who are unable to attend in-person.

Contact person for additional information:
Bryan Drewry, Bexley Minority Parent Alliance

The Bexley Farmers' Market is a destination committed to building local food tradition through access, education, and community outreach. ​The market offers high-quality, locally-grown food for Bexley residents and neighbors for six months of the year.

The market is open every Thursday from May through October from 4:00 pm to 7:00 pm at the corner of Main Street and Dawson Avenue, rain or shine. 

To learn more, visit bexleyfarmersmarket.org.

We're looking for stars – are you ready to shine? Join us for the last Main Event of the season and our annual Bexley's Got Talent show. If you're a singer, dancer, magician, rapper, comedian, or other creative performer, we want you to take the stage!

6:00 pm: Bexley's Got Talent
8:00 pm: The Main Event: Coco (Rated PG)
Location: Capital University's Main Street Lawn
Food Trucks On-Site: Dos Hermanos, Johnson's Ice Cream, J-Pops

Click Here to Register – Registration closes Wednesday, September 29.

Monthly on the first Saturday of the month*, join volunteer bike mechanics and learn how to repair your own bike as well as bikes that are donated for kids and families that need them. If you would like to donate a bike to the Bexley Re:Cycle Bikes program, you can bring it to the open workshop dates, or you can drop it at 812 College Avenue. This program has been made possible by the generous support of the Bexley Community Foundation and the Developmental Assets Resource Network (darncares.org)

* Dates may be adjusted based on holidays or seasonal breaks - check the community calendar for the latest info.

Individual service navigation is the function of linking people, and their family members, with essential health, social, and community services. Service navigation may also include assistance with finding and scheduling transportation, as well as arranging for the provision of non-medical services such as housing, and social/emotional supports for the client and their families offered by other local social service agencies. 

Due to COVID-19, all Service Navigator meetings will need to be conducted over the phone. Please call (614) 559-0379 to coordinate. There is no cost for this service for those ages 55 and up.

To join the BOE meetings virtually, please click here to be directed to Bexley School's website.

To view agendas, minutes, and additional meeting documents, visit bexley.org/meetings. Recreation Board meetings are streamed live on YouTube.

At Mayor's Court, the Magistrate presides over sentencing of arraignments, pre-trials, probation revocation hearings, and financial hearings. Mayor's Court convenes at Bexley City Hall in Council Chambers at 1:00 pm on alternating Thursdays of every month. 

For more information, visit www.bexley.org/court.

The Bexley Farmers' Market is a destination committed to building local food tradition through access, education, and community outreach. ​The market offers high-quality, locally-grown food for Bexley residents and neighbors for six months of the year.

The market is open every Thursday from May through October from 4:00 pm to 7:00 pm at the corner of Main Street and Dawson Avenue, rain or shine. 

To learn more, visit bexleyfarmersmarket.org.

The South Bexley Neighborhood Association (SBNA) will be hosting their October meeting on Thursday, October 7 at 6:00 pm. Following the meeting will be a Candidates Q&A at 6:30 pm.

Registration for this event is required, and the maximum capacity is 50 people. To register, click here.

Each year, Hispanic Heritage Month is celebrated in the United States from September 15 - October 15. September 15 marks the anniversary of independence of five Hispanic countries: Costa Rica, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, and Nicaragua, who all declared independence in 1821. Mexico, Chile, and Belize celebrate their independence days on September 16, 18, and 21, respectively.

Enjoy live salsa music and food trucks in the Bexley Public Library parking lot, 2411 E. Main Street on Friday, October 8 from 5:00 - 8:00 pm:

• Dos Hermanos (Mexican food)
• Empanadas & More (Caribbean, Spanish food)
• Havana Mia (Cuban food)

Individual service navigation is the function of linking people, and their family members, with essential health, social, and community services. Service navigation may also include assistance with finding and scheduling transportation, as well as arranging for the provision of non-medical services such as housing, and social/emotional supports for the client and their families offered by other local social service agencies. 

Due to COVID-19, all Service Navigator meetings will need to be conducted over the phone. Please call (614) 559-0379 to coordinate. There is no cost for this service for those ages 55 and up.

Monthly Bexley Historical Society Meeting

Bexley Minority Parent Alliance meets on the second Monday of each month at 6:30 pm.

To join the Zoom Webinar from a PC, Mac, iPad, iPhone or Android device, click here.

Meeting ID: 829 552 2859 
One tap mobile: +19294362866,,8295522859# US (New York) 
Dial by your location: +1 929 436 2866 US (New York)

To view agendas, minutes, and additional meeting documents, visit bexley.org/meetings. City Council meetings are streamed live on YouTube.

http://www.bexleyareachamber.org/events.htm

All interested residents are invited to attend this workshop regarding the Livingston Avenue corridor between Nelson Road and James Road. This workshop will include a presentation of insights from recent traffic studies; initial concepts for street enhancement strategies, safety, and potential lane reduction; and opportunities for public feedback. 

This workshop will be held in person at Christ the King church on 2777 East Livingston. Please note, in accordance with mask requirements in the City of Columbus and the City of Bexley, masks will be required for all in attendance.  

Join Bexley Public Library for twisted tales and spooky stories with a reading by members of the Ohio Horror Writers Association. Reading will be followed by Q&A, and costumes are highly encouraged.

In-person space is limited, masks are required, and registration is requested. Registration is required to receive the Zoom link. 

Click Here to Register

The Bexley Farmers' Market is a destination committed to building local food tradition through access, education, and community outreach. ​The market offers high-quality, locally-grown food for Bexley residents and neighbors for six months of the year.

The market is open every Thursday from May through October from 4:00 pm to 7:00 pm at the corner of Main Street and Dawson Avenue, rain or shine. 

To learn more, visit bexleyfarmersmarket.org.

The Columbus Marathon is back this year! The 2021 Nationwide Children's Hospital Columbus Marathon & 1/2 Marathon taking place on Sunday, October 17, and racers will be routed through Bexley. Expect traffic delays and road closures on Sunday at the following locations:

• E. Broad Street
• Drexel Avenue
• E. Main Street
• S. Nelson Road

To find more information about this year's race, please click here.

Individual service navigation is the function of linking people, and their family members, with essential health, social, and community services. Service navigation may also include assistance with finding and scheduling transportation, as well as arranging for the provision of non-medical services such as housing, and social/emotional supports for the client and their families offered by other local social service agencies. 

Due to COVID-19, all Service Navigator meetings will need to be conducted over the phone. Please call (614) 559-0379 to coordinate. There is no cost for this service for those ages 55 and up.

On Monday, October 18 at 10:30 am, we will be celebrating the installation of 10 new artist bike racks, funded by the Bexley Community Foundation and Eclipsecorp, at the Bexley Public Library. These beautiful racks will be installed at various points in the city, and will serve two important functions: encouraging bicycle use in our community and sharing the talent and creativity of local artists. We invite you to join us!

To view agendas, minutes, and additional meeting documents, visit bexley.org/meetings. City Council meetings are streamed live on YouTube.

Bexley Board of Health meetings are held on the third Tuesday on the first month of each quarter.

To join the Zoom Webinar from a PC, Mac, iPad, iPhone or Android device, click here.

Meeting ID: 851 5980 1003
Password: 224170

One tap mobile: +16468769923,,85159801003#,,1#,224170# 

Meeting ID: 851 5980 1003
Password: 224170

For more information, visit bexleyareachamber.org.

To view agendas, minutes, and additional meeting documents, visit bexley.org/meetings. Tree and Public Garden Commission meetings are streamed live to YouTube.

Join the League of Women’s Voters on Thursday, September 30 at 7:00 pm for an in-person candidates forum, featuring:

• Bexley Board of Education Candidates
• Bexley City Council Candidates
• Bexley City Auditor Candidates
• Bexley Charter Amendment Proposals
• & Franklin County Municipal Court Judge (1/5/22)

To learn more, visit lwvcols.org. 

Hosted by League of Women’s Voters with support by Bexley Area Chamber of Commerce, National Council of Jewish Women, Bexley Public Library, South Bexley Neighborhood Association, and Temple Israel. Event Moderator is Carol Luper.

At Mayor's Court, the Magistrate presides over sentencing of arraignments, pre-trials, probation revocation hearings, and financial hearings.

Mayor's Court convenes at Bexley City Hall in Council Chambers at 1:00 pm on alternating Thursdays of every month. 

For more information, visit www.bexley.org/court.

The Bexley Farmers' Market is a destination committed to building local food tradition through access, education, and community outreach. ​The market offers high-quality, locally-grown food for Bexley residents and neighbors for six months of the year.

The market is open every Thursday from May through October from 4:00 pm to 7:00 pm at the corner of Main Street and Dawson Avenue, rain or shine. 

To learn more, visit bexleyfarmersmarket.org.

Join us at Jeffrey Park for our annual Harvest Festival! At this event, you'll enjoy an enchanted walk, corn maze, bonfire, games, and so much more. This free community event is suitable for all ages!

COVID-19 Safety Measures:
Participants will be required to wear masks at all times except when consuming food and/or drink. We encourage everyone to do their best to maintain social distancing when possible. Please perform a self-health assessment before attending the event, and please do not attend if you are showing any COVID-19 symptoms and/or if you have recently been exposed to anyone that has COVID-19. 

Help us celebrate the launch of the Bexley Art Library. Join us to meet the artists, enjoy music and refreshments, and check out the artwork during this special after-hours library event.

Space is limited and registration requested. Masks will be required when not eating or drinking.

Click Here to Register

The National Prescription Drug Take Back Day addresses a crucial public safety and public health issue. According to the 2019 National Survey on Drug Use and Health, 9.7 million people misused prescription pain relievers, 4.9 million people misused prescription stimulants, and 5.9 million people misused prescription tranquilizers or sedatives in 2019. The survey also showed that a majority of misused prescription drugs were obtained from family and friends, often from the home medicine cabinet.

The DEA’s Take Back Day events provide an opportunity for Americans to prevent drug addiction and overdose deaths. If you have expired or unused medications (pill or liquid) around your home, please consider properly discarding them on October 23, 2021 between 10:00 am - 2:00 pm at the Bexley Police Department, 559 N. Cassingham Road, Bexley, Ohio 43209. Syringes and needles will not be accepted.

Individual service navigation is the function of linking people, and their family members, with essential health, social, and community services. Service navigation may also include assistance with finding and scheduling transportation, as well as arranging for the provision of non-medical services such as housing, and social/emotional supports for the client and their families offered by other local social service agencies. 

Due to COVID-19, all Service Navigator meetings will need to be conducted over the phone. Please call (614) 559-0379 to coordinate. There is no cost for this service for those ages 55 and up.

City employees will begin collecting leaves starting Monday, October 25. Three crews will be deployed throughout the city working west to east. We will post the daily collection routes on our website when this work begins.

Below are a few simple guidelines to follow to ensure leaves are picked up in a timely and efficient manner:

• Rake leaves to the back of the curb but not in the street. If possible, please avoid placing leaf piles near mailboxes, trees, lights or signs.
• Leaves will be collected on a weekly basis as the city will deploy one crew in north, central and south Bexley. This program concludes in December after three full collection cycles, weather permitting. 
• Please keep leaves out of storm water sewers and stream banks. Leaves cause bacteria that depletes oxygen and can kill fish and other stream organisms.
• Leaves can also be collected during scheduled yard waste collection dates if they are placed in paper yard waste bags or in a container marked as "yard waste".

Join author James A. Willis (Weird Ohio, The Big Book of Ohio Ghost Stories) as he shares some of his most hair-raising adventures from his 16+ years chasing ghosts in Ohio, both alone and with his organization, The Ghosts of Ohio. Plus, get a behind-the-scenes look at his upcoming book, Ohio’s Historic Haunts: Investigating The Paranormal In The Buckeye State. This unique presentation will feature audio and video clips as well as photographs and is suitable for ages 10 and up.

In person space is limited and registration requested. Online registration is required to receive the Zoom link.

Click Here to Register

To view agendas, minutes, and additional meeting documents, visit bexley.org/meetings. City Council meetings are streamed live on YouTube.

Are you concerned about your own memory or how to care for a memory-impaired loved one? Erin K. Spring, board certified music therapist and executive director of Central Ohio Music Therapy, returns to BPL to discuss how music can support memory care. Erin will share how music therapy and the Music and Memory(R) program can be used to address issues faced by patients living with memory related diseases and their caregivers. She will also share resources and simple ways to use music for taking care of yourself and your loved ones.

In-person space is limited and registration is requested. Online registration is required to receive the Zoom link.

Click Here to Register

Get your costumes and treats ready! Trick-or-Treat in Bexley is taking place on Thursday, October 28 from 5:30 - 7:00 pm, rain or shine. This is the recommended Trick-or-Treat date set by the Mid-Ohio Regional Planing Commission (MORPC). Cases of COVID-19 still indicate high community spread, therefore, we recommend the following:

> Participate in Trick-or-Treat with those in your household
> Wear face masks and maintain social distance when necessary; remember, trick-or-treaters under 12 are unvaccinated.

One of the programs that makes Bexley’s Trick-or-Treat event so special is our Halloween Patrol, which relies on up to 300 volunteers to help keep our celebrations safe! If you’d like to volunteer to help out this year, email Kevin Smith with Bexley Recreation and Parks

Please note that there is often inclement weather at the end of October. Based on the logistics of our Halloween Patrol and our police and service department employee scheduling, Trick-or-Treat will not be canceled or rescheduled except in the event of extreme weather conditions.  

To view agendas and supporting documents, please visit www.bexley.org/meetings.

Individual service navigation is the function of linking people, and their family members, with essential health, social, and community services. Service navigation may also include assistance with finding and scheduling transportation, as well as arranging for the provision of non-medical services such as housing, and social/emotional supports for the client and their families offered by other local social service agencies. 

Due to COVID-19, all Service Navigator meetings will need to be conducted over the phone. Please call (614) 559-0379 to coordinate. There is no cost for this service for those ages 55 and up.

To view agendas, minutes, and additional meeting documents, visit bexley.org/meetings. City Council meetings are streamed live on YouTube.

The Bexley Area Chamber of Commerce is pleased to announce Chris Olsen as our November Local Leader Series speaker on November 3, 2021!

A native of Cincinnati, Chris is a Co-Founder and Partner of Drive Capital, a Columbus-based venture capital firm focused on investing in world-class technology companies outside of Silicon Valley. Prior to founding Drive, Chris was a Partner at Sequoia Capital for six years and helped launch the firm’s first growth fund.

This virtual presentation will be followed by a brief Q&A. $5 advanced payment ($10 for non-member) is necessary for RSVP. 

Click Here for Details

To view agendas, minutes, and additional meeting documents, visit bexley.org/meetings. Recreation Board meetings are streamed live on YouTube.

At Mayor's Court, the Magistrate presides over sentencing of arraignments, pre-trials, probation revocation hearings, and financial hearings. Mayor's Court convenes at Bexley City Hall in Council Chambers at 1:00 pm on alternating Thursdays of every month. 

For more information, visit www.bexley.org/court.

The Bexley Farmers' Market is a destination committed to building local food tradition through access, education, and community outreach. ​The market offers high-quality, locally-grown food for Bexley residents and neighbors for six months of the year.

The market is open every Thursday from May through October from 4:00 pm to 7:00 pm at the corner of Main Street and Dawson Avenue, rain or shine. 

To learn more, visit bexleyfarmersmarket.org.

Monthly on the first Saturday of the month*, join volunteer bike mechanics and learn how to repair your own bike as well as bikes that are donated for kids and families that need them. If you would like to donate a bike to the Bexley Re:Cycle Bikes program, you can bring it to the open workshop dates, or you can drop it at 812 College Avenue. This program has been made possible by the generous support of the Bexley Community Foundation and the Developmental Assets Resource Network (darncares.org)

* Dates may be adjusted based on holidays or seasonal breaks - check the community calendar for the latest info.

Individual service navigation is the function of linking people, and their family members, with essential health, social, and community services. Service navigation may also include assistance with finding and scheduling transportation, as well as arranging for the provision of non-medical services such as housing, and social/emotional supports for the client and their families offered by other local social service agencies. 

Due to COVID-19, all Service Navigator meetings will need to be conducted over the phone. Please call (614) 559-0379 to coordinate. There is no cost for this service for those ages 55 and up.

Monthly Bexley Historical Society Meeting

Bexley Minority Parent Alliance meets on the second Monday of each month at 6:30 pm.

To join the Zoom Webinar from a PC, Mac, iPad, iPhone or Android device, click here.

Meeting ID: 829 552 2859 
One tap mobile: +19294362866,,8295522859# US (New York) 
Dial by your location: +1 929 436 2866 US (New York)

To join the BOE meetings virtually, please click here to be directed to Bexley School's website.

To view agendas, minutes, and additional meeting documents, visit bexley.org/meetings. City Council meetings are streamed live on YouTube.

http://www.bexleyareachamber.org/events.htm

The Bexley Farmers' Market is a destination committed to building local food tradition through access, education, and community outreach. ​The market offers high-quality, locally-grown food for Bexley residents and neighbors for six months of the year.

The market is open every Thursday from May through October from 4:00 pm to 7:00 pm at the corner of Main Street and Dawson Avenue, rain or shine. 

To learn more, visit bexleyfarmersmarket.org.

Individual service navigation is the function of linking people, and their family members, with essential health, social, and community services. Service navigation may also include assistance with finding and scheduling transportation, as well as arranging for the provision of non-medical services such as housing, and social/emotional supports for the client and their families offered by other local social service agencies. 

Due to COVID-19, all Service Navigator meetings will need to be conducted over the phone. Please call (614) 559-0379 to coordinate. There is no cost for this service for those ages 55 and up.

To view agendas, minutes, and additional meeting documents, visit bexley.org/meetings. City Council meetings are streamed live on YouTube.

To view agendas, minutes, and additional meeting documents, visit bexley.org/meetings. City Council meetings are streamed live on YouTube.

To join the Zoom Webinar from a PC, Mac, iPad, iPhone or Android device, click here.

Meeting ID: 851 5980 1003
Password: 224170

One tap mobile: +16468769923,,85159801003#,,1#,224170# 

Meeting ID: 851 5980 1003
Password: 224170

At Mayor's Court, the Magistrate presides over sentencing of arraignments, pre-trials, probation revocation hearings, and financial hearings. Mayor's Court convenes at Bexley City Hall in Council Chambers at 1:00 pm on alternating Thursdays of every month. 

For more information, visit www.bexley.org/court.

The Bexley Farmers' Market is a destination committed to building local food tradition through access, education, and community outreach. ​The market offers high-quality, locally-grown food for Bexley residents and neighbors for six months of the year.

The market is open every Thursday from May through October from 4:00 pm to 7:00 pm at the corner of Main Street and Dawson Avenue, rain or shine. 

To learn more, visit bexleyfarmersmarket.org.

Individual service navigation is the function of linking people, and their family members, with essential health, social, and community services. Service navigation may also include assistance with finding and scheduling transportation, as well as arranging for the provision of non-medical services such as housing, and social/emotional supports for the client and their families offered by other local social service agencies. 

Due to COVID-19, all Service Navigator meetings will need to be conducted over the phone. Please call (614) 559-0379 to coordinate. There is no cost for this service for those ages 55 and up.

The Bexley Farmers' Market is a destination committed to building local food tradition through access, education, and community outreach. ​The market offers high-quality, locally-grown food for Bexley residents and neighbors for six months of the year.

The market is open every Thursday from May through October from 4:00 pm to 7:00 pm at the corner of Main Street and Dawson Avenue, rain or shine. 

To learn more, visit bexleyfarmersmarket.org.

To view agendas and supporting documents, please visit www.bexley.org/meetings.

Individual service navigation is the function of linking people, and their family members, with essential health, social, and community services. Service navigation may also include assistance with finding and scheduling transportation, as well as arranging for the provision of non-medical services such as housing, and social/emotional supports for the client and their families offered by other local social service agencies. 

Due to COVID-19, all Service Navigator meetings will need to be conducted over the phone. Please call (614) 559-0379 to coordinate. There is no cost for this service for those ages 55 and up.

Organized in partnership with Chabad Columbus and Bexley Celebrations and Events, join us for the annual lighting of the Menorah at Drexel Circle.

To view agendas, minutes, and additional meeting documents, visit bexley.org/meetings. Recreation Board meetings are streamed live on YouTube.

At Mayor's Court, the Magistrate presides over sentencing of arraignments, pre-trials, probation revocation hearings, and financial hearings. Mayor's Court convenes at Bexley City Hall in Council Chambers at 1:00 pm on alternating Thursdays of every month. 

For more information, visit www.bexley.org/court.

The Bexley Farmers' Market is a destination committed to building local food tradition through access, education, and community outreach. ​The market offers high-quality, locally-grown food for Bexley residents and neighbors for six months of the year.

The market is open every Thursday from May through October from 4:00 pm to 7:00 pm at the corner of Main Street and Dawson Avenue, rain or shine. 

To learn more, visit bexleyfarmersmarket.org.

Monthly on the first Saturday of the month*, join volunteer bike mechanics and learn how to repair your own bike as well as bikes that are donated for kids and families that need them. If you would like to donate a bike to the Bexley Re:Cycle Bikes program, you can bring it to the open workshop dates, or you can drop it at 812 College Avenue. This program has been made possible by the generous support of the Bexley Community Foundation and the Developmental Assets Resource Network (darncares.org)

* Dates may be adjusted based on holidays or seasonal breaks - check the community calendar for the latest info.

Hosted by the Bexley Area Chamber of Commerce, 'Holiday Hop' is an annual event promoting the fantastic small businesses in Bexley! Visit bexleyareachamber.org for more details.

Individual service navigation is the function of linking people, and their family members, with essential health, social, and community services. Service navigation may also include assistance with finding and scheduling transportation, as well as arranging for the provision of non-medical services such as housing, and social/emotional supports for the client and their families offered by other local social service agencies. 

Due to COVID-19, all Service Navigator meetings will need to be conducted over the phone. Please call (614) 559-0379 to coordinate. There is no cost for this service for those ages 55 and up.

Join us at the corner of Drexel Avenue and Broad Street (Drexel Circle) for the 2021 Holiday Tree Lighting ceremony!

To join the BOE meetings virtually, please click here to be directed to Bexley School's website.

To view agendas, minutes, and additional meeting documents, visit bexley.org/meetings. City Council meetings are streamed live on YouTube.

Please click the link below to join the webinar
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Webinar ID: 201 091 469


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The Bexley Farmers' Market is a destination committed to building local food tradition through access, education, and community outreach. ​The market offers high-quality, locally-grown food for Bexley residents and neighbors for six months of the year.

The market is open every Thursday from May through October from 4:00 pm to 7:00 pm at the corner of Main Street and Dawson Avenue, rain or shine. 

To learn more, visit bexleyfarmersmarket.org.

Individual service navigation is the function of linking people, and their family members, with essential health, social, and community services. Service navigation may also include assistance with finding and scheduling transportation, as well as arranging for the provision of non-medical services such as housing, and social/emotional supports for the client and their families offered by other local social service agencies. 

Due to COVID-19, all Service Navigator meetings will need to be conducted over the phone. Please call (614) 559-0379 to coordinate. There is no cost for this service for those ages 55 and up.

Monthly Bexley Historical Society Meeting

Bexley Minority Parent Alliance meets on the second Monday of each month at 6:30 pm.

To join the Zoom Webinar from a PC, Mac, iPad, iPhone or Android device, click here.

Meeting ID: 829 552 2859 
One tap mobile: +19294362866,,8295522859# US (New York) 
Dial by your location: +1 929 436 2866 US (New York)

To view agendas, minutes, and additional meeting documents, visit bexley.org/meetings. City Council meetings are streamed live on YouTube.

At Mayor's Court, the Magistrate presides over sentencing of arraignments, pre-trials, probation revocation hearings, and financial hearings. Mayor's Court convenes at Bexley City Hall in Council Chambers at 1:00 pm on alternating Thursdays of every month. 

For more information, visit www.bexley.org/court.

The Bexley Farmers' Market is a destination committed to building local food tradition through access, education, and community outreach. ​The market offers high-quality, locally-grown food for Bexley residents and neighbors for six months of the year.

The market is open every Thursday from May through October from 4:00 pm to 7:00 pm at the corner of Main Street and Dawson Avenue, rain or shine. 

To learn more, visit bexleyfarmersmarket.org.

Individual service navigation is the function of linking people, and their family members, with essential health, social, and community services. Service navigation may also include assistance with finding and scheduling transportation, as well as arranging for the provision of non-medical services such as housing, and social/emotional supports for the client and their families offered by other local social service agencies. 

Due to COVID-19, all Service Navigator meetings will need to be conducted over the phone. Please call (614) 559-0379 to coordinate. There is no cost for this service for those ages 55 and up.

To view agendas, minutes, and additional meeting documents, visit bexley.org/meetings. City Council meetings are streamed live on YouTube.

To join the Zoom Webinar from a PC, Mac, iPad, iPhone or Android device, click here.

Meeting ID: 851 5980 1003
Password: 224170

One tap mobile: +16468769923,,85159801003#,,1#,224170# 

Meeting ID: 851 5980 1003
Password: 224170

The Bexley Farmers' Market is a destination committed to building local food tradition through access, education, and community outreach. ​The market offers high-quality, locally-grown food for Bexley residents and neighbors for six months of the year.

The market is open every Thursday from May through October from 4:00 pm to 7:00 pm at the corner of Main Street and Dawson Avenue, rain or shine. 

To learn more, visit bexleyfarmersmarket.org.

To view agendas and supporting documents, please visit www.bexley.org/meetings.

Individual service navigation is the function of linking people, and their family members, with essential health, social, and community services. Service navigation may also include assistance with finding and scheduling transportation, as well as arranging for the provision of non-medical services such as housing, and social/emotional supports for the client and their families offered by other local social service agencies. 

Due to COVID-19, all Service Navigator meetings will need to be conducted over the phone. Please call (614) 559-0379 to coordinate. There is no cost for this service for those ages 55 and up.

The Bexley Farmers' Market is a destination committed to building local food tradition through access, education, and community outreach. ​The market offers high-quality, locally-grown food for Bexley residents and neighbors for six months of the year.

The market is open every Thursday from May through October from 4:00 pm to 7:00 pm at the corner of Main Street and Dawson Avenue, rain or shine. 

To learn more, visit bexleyfarmersmarket.org.

Monthly on the first Saturday of the month*, join volunteer bike mechanics and learn how to repair your own bike as well as bikes that are donated for kids and families that need them. If you would like to donate a bike to the Bexley Re:Cycle Bikes program, you can bring it to the open workshop dates, or you can drop it at 812 College Avenue. This program has been made possible by the generous support of the Bexley Community Foundation and the Developmental Assets Resource Network (darncares.org)

* Dates may be adjusted based on holidays or seasonal breaks - check the community calendar for the latest info.

Individual service navigation is the function of linking people, and their family members, with essential health, social, and community services. Service navigation may also include assistance with finding and scheduling transportation, as well as arranging for the provision of non-medical services such as housing, and social/emotional supports for the client and their families offered by other local social service agencies. 

Due to COVID-19, all Service Navigator meetings will need to be conducted over the phone. Please call (614) 559-0379 to coordinate. There is no cost for this service for those ages 55 and up.

To view agendas, minutes, and additional meeting documents, visit bexley.org/meetings. City Council meetings are streamed live on YouTube.

The Bexley Farmers' Market is a destination committed to building local food tradition through access, education, and community outreach. ​The market offers high-quality, locally-grown food for Bexley residents and neighbors for six months of the year.

The market is open every Thursday from May through October from 4:00 pm to 7:00 pm at the corner of Main Street and Dawson Avenue, rain or shine. 

To learn more, visit bexleyfarmersmarket.org.

Individual service navigation is the function of linking people, and their family members, with essential health, social, and community services. Service navigation may also include assistance with finding and scheduling transportation, as well as arranging for the provision of non-medical services such as housing, and social/emotional supports for the client and their families offered by other local social service agencies. 

Due to COVID-19, all Service Navigator meetings will need to be conducted over the phone. Please call (614) 559-0379 to coordinate. There is no cost for this service for those ages 55 and up.

Monthly Bexley Historical Society Meeting

Bexley Minority Parent Alliance meets on the second Monday of each month at 6:30 pm.

To join the Zoom Webinar from a PC, Mac, iPad, iPhone or Android device, click here.

Meeting ID: 829 552 2859 
One tap mobile: +19294362866,,8295522859# US (New York) 
Dial by your location: +1 929 436 2866 US (New York)

To join the BOE meetings virtually, please click here to be directed to Bexley School's website.

To view agendas, minutes, and additional meeting documents, visit bexley.org/meetings. City Council meetings are streamed live on YouTube.

http://www.bexleyareachamber.org/events.htm

The Bexley Farmers' Market is a destination committed to building local food tradition through access, education, and community outreach. ​The market offers high-quality, locally-grown food for Bexley residents and neighbors for six months of the year.

The market is open every Thursday from May through October from 4:00 pm to 7:00 pm at the corner of Main Street and Dawson Avenue, rain or shine. 

To learn more, visit bexleyfarmersmarket.org.

Individual service navigation is the function of linking people, and their family members, with essential health, social, and community services. Service navigation may also include assistance with finding and scheduling transportation, as well as arranging for the provision of non-medical services such as housing, and social/emotional supports for the client and their families offered by other local social service agencies. 

Due to COVID-19, all Service Navigator meetings will need to be conducted over the phone. Please call (614) 559-0379 to coordinate. There is no cost for this service for those ages 55 and up.

To view agendas, minutes, and additional meeting documents, visit bexley.org/meetings. City Council meetings are streamed live on YouTube.

Bexley Board of Health meetings are held on the third Tuesday on the first month of each quarter.

Please click the link below to join the webinar
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Webinar ID: 201 091 469


International numbers available: https://us02web.zoom.us/u/kiWt6Mmfk

To join the Zoom Webinar from a PC, Mac, iPad, iPhone or Android device, click here.

Meeting ID: 851 5980 1003
Password: 224170

One tap mobile: +16468769923,,85159801003#,,1#,224170# 

Meeting ID: 851 5980 1003
Password: 224170

The Bexley Farmers' Market is a destination committed to building local food tradition through access, education, and community outreach. ​The market offers high-quality, locally-grown food for Bexley residents and neighbors for six months of the year.

The market is open every Thursday from May through October from 4:00 pm to 7:00 pm at the corner of Main Street and Dawson Avenue, rain or shine. 

To learn more, visit bexleyfarmersmarket.org.

Individual service navigation is the function of linking people, and their family members, with essential health, social, and community services. Service navigation may also include assistance with finding and scheduling transportation, as well as arranging for the provision of non-medical services such as housing, and social/emotional supports for the client and their families offered by other local social service agencies. 

Due to COVID-19, all Service Navigator meetings will need to be conducted over the phone. Please call (614) 559-0379 to coordinate. There is no cost for this service for those ages 55 and up.

To view agendas, minutes, and additional meeting documents, visit bexley.org/meetings. City Council meetings are streamed live on YouTube.

The Bexley Farmers' Market is a destination committed to building local food tradition through access, education, and community outreach. ​The market offers high-quality, locally-grown food for Bexley residents and neighbors for six months of the year.

The market is open every Thursday from May through October from 4:00 pm to 7:00 pm at the corner of Main Street and Dawson Avenue, rain or shine. 

To learn more, visit bexleyfarmersmarket.org.

To view agendas and supporting documents, please visit www.bexley.org/meetings.

Individual service navigation is the function of linking people, and their family members, with essential health, social, and community services. Service navigation may also include assistance with finding and scheduling transportation, as well as arranging for the provision of non-medical services such as housing, and social/emotional supports for the client and their families offered by other local social service agencies. 

Due to COVID-19, all Service Navigator meetings will need to be conducted over the phone. Please call (614) 559-0379 to coordinate. There is no cost for this service for those ages 55 and up.

To view agendas, minutes, and additional meeting documents, visit bexley.org/meetings. City Council meetings are streamed live on YouTube.

Please click the link below to join the webinar
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/201091469
Or iPhone one-tap
    US: +13126266799,,201091469# or +16468769923,,201091469# 
Or Telephone
Dial(for higher quality, dial a number based on your current location):
US: +1 312 626 6799 or +1 646 876 9923 or +1 301 715 8592 or +1 669 900 6833 or +1 253 215 8782 or +1 346 248 7799 or +1 408 638 0968 
Webinar ID: 201 091 469


International numbers available: https://us02web.zoom.us/u/kiWt6Mmfk

The Bexley Farmers' Market is a destination committed to building local food tradition through access, education, and community outreach. ​The market offers high-quality, locally-grown food for Bexley residents and neighbors for six months of the year.

The market is open every Thursday from May through October from 4:00 pm to 7:00 pm at the corner of Main Street and Dawson Avenue, rain or shine. 

To learn more, visit bexleyfarmersmarket.org.

Monthly on the first Saturday of the month*, join volunteer bike mechanics and learn how to repair your own bike as well as bikes that are donated for kids and families that need them. If you would like to donate a bike to the Bexley Re:Cycle Bikes program, you can bring it to the open workshop dates, or you can drop it at 812 College Avenue. This program has been made possible by the generous support of the Bexley Community Foundation and the Developmental Assets Resource Network (darncares.org)

* Dates may be adjusted based on holidays or seasonal breaks - check the community calendar for the latest info.

Individual service navigation is the function of linking people, and their family members, with essential health, social, and community services. Service navigation may also include assistance with finding and scheduling transportation, as well as arranging for the provision of non-medical services such as housing, and social/emotional supports for the client and their families offered by other local social service agencies. 

Due to COVID-19, all Service Navigator meetings will need to be conducted over the phone. Please call (614) 559-0379 to coordinate. There is no cost for this service for those ages 55 and up.

To view agendas, minutes, and additional meeting documents, visit bexley.org/meetings. City Council meetings are streamed live on YouTube.

http://www.bexleyareachamber.org/events.htm

The Bexley Farmers' Market is a destination committed to building local food tradition through access, education, and community outreach. ​The market offers high-quality, locally-grown food for Bexley residents and neighbors for six months of the year.

The market is open every Thursday from May through October from 4:00 pm to 7:00 pm at the corner of Main Street and Dawson Avenue, rain or shine. 

To learn more, visit bexleyfarmersmarket.org.

Individual service navigation is the function of linking people, and their family members, with essential health, social, and community services. Service navigation may also include assistance with finding and scheduling transportation, as well as arranging for the provision of non-medical services such as housing, and social/emotional supports for the client and their families offered by other local social service agencies. 

Due to COVID-19, all Service Navigator meetings will need to be conducted over the phone. Please call (614) 559-0379 to coordinate. There is no cost for this service for those ages 55 and up.

Monthly Bexley Historical Society Meeting

Bexley Minority Parent Alliance meets on the second Monday of each month at 6:30 pm.

To join the Zoom Webinar from a PC, Mac, iPad, iPhone or Android device, click here.

Meeting ID: 829 552 2859 
One tap mobile: +19294362866,,8295522859# US (New York) 
Dial by your location: +1 929 436 2866 US (New York)

To view agendas, minutes, and additional meeting documents, visit bexley.org/meetings. City Council meetings are streamed live on YouTube.

Please click the link below to join the webinar
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/201091469
Or iPhone one-tap
    US: +13126266799,,201091469# or +16468769923,,201091469# 
Or Telephone
Dial(for higher quality, dial a number based on your current location):
US: +1 312 626 6799 or +1 646 876 9923 or +1 301 715 8592 or +1 669 900 6833 or +1 253 215 8782 or +1 346 248 7799 or +1 408 638 0968 
Webinar ID: 201 091 469


International numbers available: https://us02web.zoom.us/u/kiWt6Mmfk

To join the Zoom Webinar from a PC, Mac, iPad, iPhone or Android device, click here.

Meeting ID: 851 5980 1003
Password: 224170

One tap mobile: +16468769923,,85159801003#,,1#,224170# 

Meeting ID: 851 5980 1003
Password: 224170

The Bexley Farmers' Market is a destination committed to building local food tradition through access, education, and community outreach. ​The market offers high-quality, locally-grown food for Bexley residents and neighbors for six months of the year.

The market is open every Thursday from May through October from 4:00 pm to 7:00 pm at the corner of Main Street and Dawson Avenue, rain or shine. 

To learn more, visit bexleyfarmersmarket.org.

Individual service navigation is the function of linking people, and their family members, with essential health, social, and community services. Service navigation may also include assistance with finding and scheduling transportation, as well as arranging for the provision of non-medical services such as housing, and social/emotional supports for the client and their families offered by other local social service agencies. 

Due to COVID-19, all Service Navigator meetings will need to be conducted over the phone. Please call (614) 559-0379 to coordinate. There is no cost for this service for those ages 55 and up.

To view agendas, minutes, and additional meeting documents, visit bexley.org/meetings. City Council meetings are streamed live on YouTube.

The Bexley Farmers' Market is a destination committed to building local food tradition through access, education, and community outreach. ​The market offers high-quality, locally-grown food for Bexley residents and neighbors for six months of the year.

The market is open every Thursday from May through October from 4:00 pm to 7:00 pm at the corner of Main Street and Dawson Avenue, rain or shine. 

To learn more, visit bexleyfarmersmarket.org.

To view agendas and supporting documents, please visit www.bexley.org/meetings.

Individual service navigation is the function of linking people, and their family members, with essential health, social, and community services. Service navigation may also include assistance with finding and scheduling transportation, as well as arranging for the provision of non-medical services such as housing, and social/emotional supports for the client and their families offered by other local social service agencies. 

Due to COVID-19, all Service Navigator meetings will need to be conducted over the phone. Please call (614) 559-0379 to coordinate. There is no cost for this service for those ages 55 and up.

To view agendas, minutes, and additional meeting documents, visit bexley.org/meetings. City Council meetings are streamed live on YouTube.

Please click the link below to join the webinar
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/201091469
Or iPhone one-tap
    US: +13126266799,,201091469# or +16468769923,,201091469# 
Or Telephone
Dial(for higher quality, dial a number based on your current location):
US: +1 312 626 6799 or +1 646 876 9923 or +1 301 715 8592 or +1 669 900 6833 or +1 253 215 8782 or +1 346 248 7799 or +1 408 638 0968 
Webinar ID: 201 091 469


International numbers available: https://us02web.zoom.us/u/kiWt6Mmfk

The Bexley Farmers' Market is a destination committed to building local food tradition through access, education, and community outreach. ​The market offers high-quality, locally-grown food for Bexley residents and neighbors for six months of the year.

The market is open every Thursday from May through October from 4:00 pm to 7:00 pm at the corner of Main Street and Dawson Avenue, rain or shine. 

To learn more, visit bexleyfarmersmarket.org.

Monthly on the first Saturday of the month*, join volunteer bike mechanics and learn how to repair your own bike as well as bikes that are donated for kids and families that need them. If you would like to donate a bike to the Bexley Re:Cycle Bikes program, you can bring it to the open workshop dates, or you can drop it at 812 College Avenue. This program has been made possible by the generous support of the Bexley Community Foundation and the Developmental Assets Resource Network (darncares.org)

* Dates may be adjusted based on holidays or seasonal breaks - check the community calendar for the latest info.

Individual service navigation is the function of linking people, and their family members, with essential health, social, and community services. Service navigation may also include assistance with finding and scheduling transportation, as well as arranging for the provision of non-medical services such as housing, and social/emotional supports for the client and their families offered by other local social service agencies. 

Due to COVID-19, all Service Navigator meetings will need to be conducted over the phone. Please call (614) 559-0379 to coordinate. There is no cost for this service for those ages 55 and up.

To view agendas, minutes, and additional meeting documents, visit bexley.org/meetings. City Council meetings are streamed live on YouTube.

http://www.bexleyareachamber.org/events.htm

The Bexley Farmers' Market is a destination committed to building local food tradition through access, education, and community outreach. ​The market offers high-quality, locally-grown food for Bexley residents and neighbors for six months of the year.

The market is open every Thursday from May through October from 4:00 pm to 7:00 pm at the corner of Main Street and Dawson Avenue, rain or shine. 

To learn more, visit bexleyfarmersmarket.org.

Individual service navigation is the function of linking people, and their family members, with essential health, social, and community services. Service navigation may also include assistance with finding and scheduling transportation, as well as arranging for the provision of non-medical services such as housing, and social/emotional supports for the client and their families offered by other local social service agencies. 

Due to COVID-19, all Service Navigator meetings will need to be conducted over the phone. Please call (614) 559-0379 to coordinate. There is no cost for this service for those ages 55 and up.

Monthly Bexley Historical Society Meeting

Bexley Minority Parent Alliance meets on the second Monday of each month at 6:30 pm.

To join the Zoom Webinar from a PC, Mac, iPad, iPhone or Android device, click here.

Meeting ID: 829 552 2859 
One tap mobile: +19294362866,,8295522859# US (New York) 
Dial by your location: +1 929 436 2866 US (New York)

To view agendas, minutes, and additional meeting documents, visit bexley.org/meetings. City Council meetings are streamed live on YouTube.

Please click the link below to join the webinar
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/201091469
Or iPhone one-tap
    US: +13126266799,,201091469# or +16468769923,,201091469# 
Or Telephone
Dial(for higher quality, dial a number based on your current location):
US: +1 312 626 6799 or +1 646 876 9923 or +1 301 715 8592 or +1 669 900 6833 or +1 253 215 8782 or +1 346 248 7799 or +1 408 638 0968 
Webinar ID: 201 091 469


International numbers available: https://us02web.zoom.us/u/kiWt6Mmfk

To join the Zoom Webinar from a PC, Mac, iPad, iPhone or Android device, click here.

Meeting ID: 851 5980 1003
Password: 224170

One tap mobile: +16468769923,,85159801003#,,1#,224170# 

Meeting ID: 851 5980 1003
Password: 224170

The Bexley Farmers' Market is a destination committed to building local food tradition through access, education, and community outreach. ​The market offers high-quality, locally-grown food for Bexley residents and neighbors for six months of the year.

The market is open every Thursday from May through October from 4:00 pm to 7:00 pm at the corner of Main Street and Dawson Avenue, rain or shine. 

To learn more, visit bexleyfarmersmarket.org.

Individual service navigation is the function of linking people, and their family members, with essential health, social, and community services. Service navigation may also include assistance with finding and scheduling transportation, as well as arranging for the provision of non-medical services such as housing, and social/emotional supports for the client and their families offered by other local social service agencies. 

Due to COVID-19, all Service Navigator meetings will need to be conducted over the phone. Please call (614) 559-0379 to coordinate. There is no cost for this service for those ages 55 and up.

To view agendas, minutes, and additional meeting documents, visit bexley.org/meetings. City Council meetings are streamed live on YouTube.

The Bexley Farmers' Market is a destination committed to building local food tradition through access, education, and community outreach. ​The market offers high-quality, locally-grown food for Bexley residents and neighbors for six months of the year.

The market is open every Thursday from May through October from 4:00 pm to 7:00 pm at the corner of Main Street and Dawson Avenue, rain or shine. 

To learn more, visit bexleyfarmersmarket.org.

To view agendas and supporting documents, please visit www.bexley.org/meetings.