Free events in Steubenville, OH

Receive personalized tech help from knowledgeable library staff. This drop-in offering is free and open to the public, and no registration is required. For more information, call (740) 633-0314.

At Belmont County District Library, instructor Ashley Wear leads a gentle yoga class focused on yoga postures, breathing techniques, and meditation. Participants are encouraged to wear comfortable clothing and bring water and a mat or blanket. Chairs and extra mats will be available. No registration is required, and the class is free and open to the public. For more information, call (740) 633-0314. This library program promotes physical activity, and participation is voluntary and at your own risk.

Meadowcroft offers complimentary admission during Washington & Greene Counties’ Annual Covered Bridge Festival, highlighting the historic Pine Bank Covered Bridge. Built in 1871, the bridge once spanned Tom’s Run in the village of Pine Bank in Greene County. When demolition loomed in 1961, Meadowcroft founder Albert Miller preserved the structure by moving it nearly 70 miles to its current location. Now a restored pedestrian bridge with a significant rehabilitation completed in 2017, it showcases 19th century workmanship at a time when fewer than 700 of the more than 10,000 covered bridges that once existed in the United States remain. Festival visitors can walk the bridge and explore Meadowcroft’s historic villages at no cost, with optional Rockshelter tours available for $5 per person. The bridge is open to pedestrians only, and vehicles are not permitted.

During Washington and Greene Counties' Annual Covered Bridge Festival, Meadowcroft offers free admission. Explore the Pine Bank Covered Bridge, a 19th century structure dating to 1871 that originally spanned Tom's Run in the village of Pine Bank in Greene County, Pennsylvania. Facing demolition in 1961, the bridge was preserved when Meadowcroft founder Albert Miller relocated it nearly 70 miles to its present setting. Restored and rehabilitated in 2017, it stands today as a pedestrian-only landmark that reflects Western Pennsylvania heritage. When it was first built there were more than 10,000 covered bridges across the United States, and fewer than 700 remain, which makes this a rare example to experience. Access to the bridge and Meadowcroft's historic villages is free during the festival, while Rockshelter tours are available for $5 per person. Please note that only pedestrians may enter the bridge and vehicles are not permitted.