Free events in Circleville, OH

Every Sunday, the Columbus Museum of Art offers free general admission through support from Art Bridges Foundation’s Access for All and donors to the Free for the Future Campaign. Entry to special exhibitions is included, so you can wander the Walter Wing, collaborate on a gallery puzzle, and share the experience with friends and family. Expect new discoveries throughout the museum. Image courtesy of JToland Photo.

Capriccio's newest choir, Noteworthy, debuts with its first solo concert. No ticket is required, and a suggested donation of $20 is welcome.

First Capital PRIDE is partnering with Equitas Health and Dirty South Therapeutics to provide free, confidential screening for HIV, syphilis, and hepatitis C. Residents of Ross County and surrounding communities are invited to participate. Testing takes place at Dirty South Therapeutics, and no appointment is needed. Offered at the start of each month, this easy access option helps you learn your status and stay informed about your health.

Anything Blue returns to Natalie’s Happy Hour, performing on Charlie’s stage. Tickets are free and can be reserved through Natalie’s Facebook page or website.

Enjoy a free trivia event that is open to the public.

Spend 10 minutes with a CMA educator for a closer look at a single work of art. This pop-up series highlights a variety of works on display, with signage near the Welcome Desk pointing visitors to the featured artwork. The experience is free with general admission, and no registration is required.

Each month, select businesses in downtown Lancaster highlight local artists and create a relaxed evening stroll between venues. This month’s gallery hop features stops at Gay Fad Studios, the Ohio Glass Museum & Glassblowing Studio, Hall Pass Gallery inside O'Huids Pub, Mud Gallery, and Wayfarer Books.

Night Shift returns to The Pizzuti with natural wines curated by Kyle Huffman of Cordial Cocktail Club & Bottle Shop and music from DJs. Explore the exhibitions Tavares Strachan: The Day Tomorrow Began and Bar Room. Registration is free and includes access to the exhibition and Bar Room. Timed exhibition entry may apply based on capacity, so visitors can ask at the Welcome Desk upon arrival.

RAM offers free dental, vision, and general medical services to the public on a first-come, first-served basis. No identification or insurance is required. Clinic capacity may be reached early, particularly for dental and vision care, and patients may need to choose between those two services. Staff and volunteers will explain the arrival process and next steps. Those arriving early should bring food, water, any medications, and clothing suitable for the weather. Bathrooms are available at the parking site.

A series of art classes will be held at the Crossroads Event Center. Attendance is free for individuals with disabilities who are middle school age and older.

The debut of the new Chillicothe Farmers Market pavilion in Yoctangee Park features a festive market experience. Homeland Credit Union will offer free T-shirts designed by Jarrod of South of Columbus Creative Co., available while supplies last on a first come, first served basis. Attendees can browse fresh fruits and vegetables, meet local artisan vendors, enjoy live music and connect with the community in the market’s new home.

Stop by the Library Annex for a weekly gathering with coffee and snacks. The event is open to all ages, and allies are welcome.

Enjoy casual multiplayer games of Magic: The Gathering in the Commander Constructed format. Commander centers on legendary creatures, big plays, and epic battles among friends. There is no entry fee, and all are welcome.