Good morning, Springfield.

Seniors stay active and connected with United Seniors Services’ social support program; Ona Heath, a disabled member, takes part in bingo and crafts (to reduce isolation) and builds friendships in Springfield.

Springfield Jazz and Blues Fest, presented by Springfield Kiwanis, will take place downtown Aug.

7-8 at National Road Commons Park and Mother Stewart’s Brewing Company, featuring 17 acts including Tito Puente Jr., Bobby Floyd and Kurt Elling, with free admission and after-concert jams at the State Theater.

Wittenberg University has launched a $250,000 campaign to repaint Myers Hall in its traditional red and restore its cupola, a historic campus landmark.

The effort has raised $47,423 from 175 donors as of Friday, May 22.

Work continues on the Farmer Music Center under construction at former Coney Island while a flood watch remains in effect from 2 a.m. today through late tonight across parts of Ohio — heavy rains could lead to flash flooding in low-lying areas.

Flavors Fundraiser for Springfield Symphony Youth

6-9 p.m. — Hollenbeck Bayley Creative Arts and Conference Center — General Admission +$1.25 fee — Celebrate summer with music, delicious food, and support for youth education programs through a silent auction.

Tarzan Musical Performance

8 p.m. — Veterans Park Amphitheater — Admission-free — Experience the heart-pumping music and thrilling adventure of Tarzan brought to life on stage.

Men’s Health Matters

4:30-6:30 p.m. — COhatch Springfield — Free health screenings — Explore essential health concerns for men with experts to enhance your wellbeing.

Swim Lessons for Ages 10-14

9:00 - 9:30 a.m. — Splash Zone Aquatic Center — Registration required — Dive into confidence with our Sharks lessons focusing on water safety and fun skills.