SAVE THE DATE! Free Community Art Event! Sunday, November 2nd, 5 – 7 pm
The Witch Walk launched as a joyful, youth-led pilot that transformed the Ora Anderson Trail into a glowing, upcycled art experience—bringing hundreds of community members together for a free, multigenerational celebration of creativity, place, and imagination.
Designed to empower young artists through hands-on creative collaboration, the Witch Walk supported artistic skill-building, deepened connection to nature, and activated the trail as a shared cultural space. The one-night “spooky art trail” welcomed the entire community and revealed the powerful role youth-led creativity can play in transforming familiar places into meaningful, collective experiences—marking the beginning of a new community arts tradition. Check out the Post article about the Witch Walk 2025!
“I want you all to know that the fall Witch Walk was a major highlight for my family! It truly was *magical,* and it made me grateful to live in our corner of the world. Thank you for all the careful prep, creativity, and time that went into hosting it.” – Becca Lachman
Partners: Rural Action’s Education Department, Passion Works Studio – Honey for the Heart, Birth Circle, ArtsWest, Solid Ground School, and Ohio University – Community Work Study, Recycling Center, Eli and Lucian’s ” Little Miss Molly” Puppet Show, and the vibe setting Michael Tobar’s spooky accordion.
Thanks to the generous support of Hocking Valley Bank, The Magic Martha Fund, and Snowville Creamery.
