What’s the buzz? A list of events going on in the area – The Daily Jeffersonian

Heather Sevigny| Correspondent

It always seems like the holidays sneak up so quickly. Luckily, they come with their own set of events and things to do. There is always a way to get out and have some new adventures, from light shows to winter sports. Ill be highlighting attractions, activities, and festivals right here on a weekly basis. From local music and shows to options for those of you who dont mind traveling a bit, theres something for everyone. Be sure to double-check all activities, as cancellations due to the Covid-19 pandemic can still occur. At the time of writing, all events listed have not been canceled. Events listed are for Nov. 26-Dec. 5.

Friday

Ethan Timm. The best after Thanksgiving tradition? Live music. Head down toThe Barn in Zanesville to hear the vocal stylings of Ethan Timm. The acoustic guitarist and singer will be performing from 7 to 10 p.m., covering classics and original pieces as well. Social distancing and COVID guidelines will be in place. For more information, call 740-455-2276. The Barn, 1947 Linden Ave., Zanesville.

Sunday

Byesvilles Christmas Celebration. The Village of Byesville will be having its 5th annual Christmas parade and tree lighting ceremony again this year. Dont worry though if you cant make it out for the lighting, the event is scheduled to be live-streamed on the mayor's Facebook page so all can enjoy. The parade will be a reverse parade,where you can drive past and see the floats. Mayor Jay Jackson is encouraging those in the parade to go all out to help celebrate. Parade viewers will be able to drive down State Route 209 in Byesville to view the entries. The tree lighting will be immediately afterward at the gazebo on the square, along with music and speakers. Parade line up will be at 4 p.m., with the tree lighting scheduled for 6 p.m. For more information, or to enter the parade, call 740-685-0800. State Route 209, Byesville.

Dec. 5

First Annual Christmas on the Farm. Whats better than a mall Santa? A farm Santa! Van Buren Acres will be hosting its first Christmas on the Farm, Saturday and Sunday, Dec. 5-6. There will be socially distant Santa photos, local vendors, and shopping available in their general store. Grab some hot chocolate and freshly popped kettle corn to round out the day. Running from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., its the place to find that ever-elusive perfect present. For more information, call 740-927-1780. Van Buren Acres, 5066 Keller Road, Hebron.

Luminary Walk. Get some fresh air and enjoy the season at the same time. A short drive from Guernsey County, the Norma Johnson Center is hosting its 2020 Luminary Walk. According to their Facebook page, Come walk the lighted luminary trail along the new Accessible Trail near the Preservation Pond at the Preservation Kiosk and yellow pole barn. Visitors will be guided along the newly built trail that is lit up [with] luminaries and LED lighted paper lanterns. Discover a magical area at the Norma Johnson Center! The trail walk will begin near the preservation kiosk located across from New Pointe Church on SR 39. For more information, call 330-339-7976. Norma Johnson Center, 3976 State Route 39, Dover.

Dont Forget! As highlighted in last weeks column, dont forget these other events happening in and around our area.

Cambridge Christmas Parade. A reverse parade, the floats will line Wheeling Avenue so you can drive past and view all of the entries. Scheduled to run from 5 p.m. - 8 p.m.

Interested in having your event listed or know about something youd like us to share? Email us atwhatsthebuzzdailyjeff@gmail.com at least two weeks in advance of the event.

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