Why do leaves change color and what determines the predominant colors we see in them? Join us to enjoy nature's last bold display before the winter quiet.

Celebrate fall at Chrisholm MetroPark. Take a hayride to the pumpkin patch, pick out a pumpkin, and paint it with glow-in-the-dark paint.

Why do leaves change color and what determines the predominant colors we see in them? Join us to enjoy nature's last bold display before the winter quiet.

Celebrate fall at Chrisholm MetroPark. Take a hayride to the pumpkin patch, pick out a pumpkin, and paint it with glow-in-the-dark paint.

Migrating back to their winter homes in Central and South America, many birds make their way through Ohio on their journey. Let's see who's passing through Harbin Park and check in on our resident birds who will be staying through the winter! Binoculars will be available for use during this hike.

A charming evening market in downtown Hamilton with baked goods, handmade goods, seasonal produce, and inspired creations. Join the city of Hamilton as local bakers, crafters, growers, and makers gather under the lights to share their passion and talents. 

Free to attend. Pet-Friendly. DORA Zone.

In the fall, Jackson Family Farm plants a whole field of sunflowers, cosmos, and zinnias. Visitors may walk through the flowers, taking photos and enjoying the colors. You might even see a butterfly or two!

Admission to the Fall Fest includes the Sunflower Festival event. U-pick flowers are an extra fee. Sunflowers are $1 a stem, and wildflower bouquets are $6. Clippers and a cup of water are provided.  

Straight from Las Vegas, Mathew Pomeroy and Natasha Lamb bring their world-class magical mind-reading act to Hamilton for a high-energy, mystifying show that will bend your belief in everything you think you know. This award-winning duo is redefining live magic through illusion, cinematic showmanship, and razor-sharp wit, creating a mind-blowing experience that leaves audiences astonished. 

Saxophonist extraordinaire Chris Andrews returns to the Fitton Center with his quintet to pay tribute to the mid-century jazz master, John Coltrane. Andrews and his band breathe new life into this familiar classic.