Celebrate the arrival of spring with an evening of great food, conversation, and community at the Buckeye Lake Civic Association Spring Dinner!

Join fellow community members on April 15, 2026, at Harbor Hills Country Club for a welcoming night out as the season begins to bloom.

The evening kicks off with a social hour at 5:30 PM, where guests can mingle and enjoy a cash bar, followed by dinner service at 6:00 PM.

• Guests will enjoy a delicious meal featuring:
• Italian Herb Chicken
• Green Beans
• Cheddar Mashed Potatoes
• Dinner Roll
• Dessert

Water and iced tea are included, with additional beverages available for purchase at the cash bar.

Tickets are $20 per person (including tax and gratuity), making this a perfect opportunity to gather with friends, meet neighbors, and celebrate the season.

Be sure to reserve your spot by April 9, 2026. Space is limited, so early RSVP is encouraged. Secure your ticket online or by calling 614.419.0478, or email hello@theblaca.org for more information.

Welcome spring with good company and a warm community atmosphere—you won’t want to miss it! 🌷

More details can be found at: theblaca.org/spring-dinner/

What is the Spring Dinner?

The Spring Dinner is an annual event organized by the Buckeye Lake Civic Association that serves as a celebration of the spring season. It’s a time for community members to gather, enjoy a seasonal meal, and engage with each other in a friendly and social setting.

The evening begins with a social hour where attendees can mingle and enjoy drinks from a cash bar. This is followed by a sit-down dinner featuring a menu of classic dishes that are perfect for the season then capped off with a sweet dessert.

After dinner, there’s a meeting that includes area reports from the association, providing updates and valuable information about the community’s status and finances. Additionally, the event features guest speakers who offer further insights and updates relevant to the community.

The Spring Dinner not only provides an opportunity for socializing but also functions as an informative session, keeping residents connected to local developments and fostering a sense of involvement and community spirit. It’s a chance to enjoy the company of neighbors, learn about community matters, and embrace the new beginnings that come with spring.