3 Ways to Celebrate Mother’s Day in Ohio

Mother’s Day is the perfect time to celebrate the moms or mother figures in each of our lives. Whether you want to lace up your shoes and spend time participating in a 5K in Munroe Falls Metro Park or enjoy tea time together, here are three ways to make mom feel special. 

Mother’s Day Breakfast | May 10
Before you were a child playing with your beloved Barbie dolls, your mother likely sat in her childhood bedroom creating her own Barbie universe. Perfect for all ages, treat your mom to a Mother’s Day breakfast at the Cincinnati Museum Center as part of its current exhibition, “Barbie: A Cultural Icon.” Complete with build-your-own breakfast tacos and classic fare such as waffles, enjoy great food while sharing precious childhood memories together.

Mother’s Day 5K | May 11
Lace up those sneakers, stretch out those calves, grab mom and head to Summit County’s Munroe Falls Metro Park for the Mother’s Day 5k. Take in the scenery as you run, jog or walk the course. For competitive spirits, the first and second place male and female winners in each category get their name engraved in the Munroe Falls Mother’s Day 5k brick paver. But those looking to just get some fresh air will also enjoy this trek, and all proceeds support the Summit Metro Parks Foundation. 

Mother’s Day Tea in the Topiary Garden | May 11 
Elegant dancers from Columbus Modern Dance Company seem to float through the gardens at Topiary Park in Columbus, putting on a beautiful show that is perfect for mothers and their families to enjoy. Tea and cookies at intermission provide a light snack to complement the afternoon full of dancing against the backdrop of the topiary, which re-creates of Georges Seurat's “A Sunday on La Grande Jatte.”

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