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APPALACHIAN MOUNTAIN MUSIC
FESTIVAL
(Admission: Fri: $5.00, Sat: $10.00, Sun: $8.00; Weekend pass $20.00.
Children 6-11 $2/day; $5/ Weekend Children 0-5 Free)
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When: June 25-27, 2010
Friday 5-10, Saturday 10-10, Sunday 10-5
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Location: Bicentennial Park
in Waynesville, OH (Dayton Rd, next to Waynesville High School)
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Phone:
937-862-5551or 513-897-8855
The Waynesville Area Chamber of
Commerce is proud to announce a new event to our area, the Appalachian Mountain
Music Festival, in historical Waynesville OH. This family
fun event will promise to have your toes a tappin' with Bluegrass, Appalachian,
Celtic and Gospel music. We will have a banjo and fiddle contest, music
workshops, children's activities, contra dancing and jamming all weekend long.
Printout:
Appalachian Mountain Music Festival
(Admission and parking are Free)
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When: Fathers' Day Weekend (June 18 - 20, 2010)
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Location: Avon, Ohio
(37001 Detroit
Road at Veteran’s Memorial Park)
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Phone: 1-866-818-1116
The Avon
Heritage Duct Tape Festival returns showcasing duct tape in all forms including
art, sculptures, fashion and more. It will be a celebration of duct tape, its
enthusiasts, and its wacky and fun uses. The festival also honors the history
and heritage of the city that is proclaimed the “Duct Tape Capital” of the
world, home of Duck® brand duct tape, in Avon, Ohio. Rides, games and food will
be part of the celebration, along with a Saturday morning duct tape parade! The
festival, perfect for Father’s Day, features most dads’ favorite tool, but it's
fun for the whole family. For more information, visit
www.avonducttapefestival.com or call
1-866-818-1116
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Duct Tape Festival
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When: June 11 & 12, 2010 from 4-10pm and 12-10 pm respectively
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Where: JW
Denver Williams Memorial Park, Rombach Ave., Wilmington, OH 45177
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Phone: 937-382-6442
The fabulous
50's & 60's are celebrated at the nation's only Banana Split Festival in
Wilmington, Ohio. This June is our 15th year. Enjoy two free rock 'n' roll
concerts, continuous entertainment, a cruise-in of classic cars, crafts and
collectibles, games, rides, unique food and of course Banana Splits!
Printout:
Banana Split Festival
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BEXLEY HOUSE & GARDEN TOUR
(Tickets are $15 pre-purchased at
www.bexleywomen.org and $20 day of tour)
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When: Sunday, (2010 date to be confirmed) from 10:00 am to 5:00 pm
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Location: Columbus School for Girls, 56 S. Columbia
Ave., Bexley, Ohio
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Phone: 614-231-6518 or visit
www.bexleywomen.org
The Bexley House & Garden Tour sponsored by Bexley
Women¹s Club showcases homes in the gracious eastside suburb of Columbus. Themed
"Renovate, Restore, Renew", the Tour features old and new homes that have been
restored and/or remodeled by some of central Ohio's most outstanding
architects. Two Bexley Beat busses will provide free transportation between
homes. Biking is encouraged and bike racks will be provided at the various homes
on the tour.
Highlights of the 10-home tour include the home of
Gordon Gee, President of The Ohio State University, the Heritage Gardens at the
Governor's Residence, and an extensive private garden on the banks of Alum
Creek, which contains more than 450 tea, shrub, climbing and tree roses; knot
gardens and 70-year-old weeping hemlocks, the only ones of their species.
Profits from the tour will fund the Bexley Women's Club
Scholarship Program. Scholarship application forms may be downloaded from our
web site
www.bexleywomen.org.
Printout:
Bexley House & Garden Tour
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Bradford Ohio Railroad Museum
RAILROAD FESTIVAL AND TRAIN MEET
Admission: $4.00 - adults (19-64); $2.00 - seniors (65 and over); Children -
Free (0-12); Children - $2.00 (13-18)
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 When: Saturday, June 19, 2010 from 10:00 am -
3:00 pm
- Location: Three Venues with transportation
provided:
Bradford High School - Main Venue, 640 Railroad Avenue, Bradford OH 45308
Bradford Ohio Railroad Museum - Corner of Main & Miami, Bradford OH 45308
Historic BF Tower - Main St., Bradford OH 45308
- Phone: 937-526-5559 or 937-448-6211 (space or
information)
- Web Site:
www.bradfordrrmuseum.org
The Bradford Ohio Railroad Museum Festival & Train Meet features train layouts,
model train & historical train vendors, children's activities, entertainment, a
garden train exhibit, speakers, workshops, demonstrations & delicious food. The
Bradford Ohio Railroad Museum dedicates this festival to the preservation of
Bradford & southwestern Ohio railroad heritage. The railroad was once a
significant part of Bradford's economy, employing many who manned the trains,
worked in the switching yards and in the roundhouse where steam locomotives were
kept and maintained between runs.
The museum has restored Bradford's former Pennsylvania Railroad BF interlocking
tower and opened a museum in the former bank building. The main location for
the festival will be at The Bradford Schools. The museum, tower, and school
will contain photographic and physical displays that will allow the visitor to
take a walk back through Bradford's railroad history. The RR Festival is
located at three venues in Bradford OH; there is transportation provided. In
addition, two other locations within 2 miles of Bradford will be open with
major model train and antique historical artifacts! The museum Gift Shoppe will
be open and feature a number of train paraphernalia and Cat’s Meow figurines of
historical train locations.
Printout:
RR Festival
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 RHYTHM
ON THE RIVER
(Admission is Free)
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When: Friday evenings beginning at 8 p.m. on 6/25, 7/2, 7/9,
7/16, 7/23, 8/6 and 8/13 in 2010
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Location: Riverside Amphitheater in downtown Pomeroy, Ohio
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Phone: 1-877-MEIGS-CO
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Web Site:
www.pomeroyblues.org
"Rhythm on the River" is a series of free concerts held on Friday evenings
throughout the Summer. Well attended by families and individuals alike, the
Rhythm on the River shows are a wonderful way to spend a nice summer eve
congregating with friends and neighbors.
Printout:
Rhythm On
The River
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COLUMBUS ARTS FESTIVAL
(Admission
is Free)
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When: June 4-6, 2010
Friday and Saturday from 11:30 a.m.-10 p.m.
and Sunday from 11:30 a.m.-6 p.m.
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Location: Columbus, Ohio
(downtown riverfront)
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Phone: 614-224-2606
American Style
magazine named this an
"essential festival" in its February
2007 issue. The Columbus Arts Festival
remains the welcome-to-summer event in Columbus, pairing the finest artists and
craftspeople with a medley of continuous entertainment including art activities,
musical performances, and food from Columbus' finest restaurants. Kids
will enjoy the Children's Art Activities
area, where there are numerous
fun-filled projects for them to do. In
addition, there are art activities for adults to enjoy, live music, community
stage performances and the Ohio Magazine Poetry
Stage.
Printout:
Columbus Arts Festival
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COSHOCTON DULCIMER DAYS FESTIVAL
(Free Festival Admission, Free Parking)
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When: June 19 & 20, 2010
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Location: Coshocton County Courtsquare and Coshocton
Presbyterian Church at North 4th and Main Streets in Coshocton,
Ohio
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Coshocton Convention and Visitors Bureau
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Phone: (800)338-4724 (740) 622-4877 or
coshcvb@coshocton.com
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Web Site: www.visitcoshocton.com
Coshocton County has been the host of the longest running
heritage music festival in Ohio—Dulcimer Days. It is also the second oldest
event of its kind in the United States. This year marks the 35th
Anniversary of this nationally significant Appalachian musical event. As part of
the festival, the Mid-East Regional Dulcimer Championships are held and winning
competitors at Coshocton's festival go on to compete in the national
competition. The Coshocton Dulcimer Days will be held at the Coshocton County
Courtsquare Gazebo and at the Coshocton Presbyterian Church on Fourth Street.
Visitors to the event will enjoy music vendors, artists' booths and listening to
traditional Appalachian music. Admission to the event will be free. There will
be a freewill offering for the Saturday night concert at the Presbyterian Church
featuring dulcimer players Susan Trump, of Newtonville, NY, and David Lindsey &
Family of Bennington, OK. Several music workshops will be held throughout the
weekend with a nominal charge of $15 each. Coshocton was again named by Midwest
Living magazine as 'One of the 100 top towns to visit.'
Printout:
Dulcimer Days
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DEAN
MARTIN FESTIVAL
(Admission is free)
Join thousands
of Dean Martin enthusiasts in his hometown at the tenth annual celebration of
his life and achievements. Fans gather in
Steubenville,
Ohio, to enjoy performances by Dean Martin
impersonators, see Dino's hometown, and share memories. Included in the weekend
activities are a film festival, memorabilia show, parade, concerts, and a
memorial
Mass. Festivities are held at several
locations in downtown
Steubenville.
Printout:
Dean Martin Festival
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FAIRBORN'S "HERITAGE DAYS"
(Admission is Free
except for ‘Garden Tours’)
Two
communities, Fairfield and Osborn, united to become Fairborn in 1950, Fairborn
the only town in the world with its name. Reenactment of early 1800's life
will take place at the Mercer Smith log cabin, the city's oldest dwelling. A
juried art show displaying works of original design will be for sale in Central
Park. An accredited volksmarch will take place on Saturday. Photographs
depicting the 'move' of Osborn in the 1920's will be exhibited at the old
Central School . Walking garden
tours of several historic residences displaying diverse gardening themes will be
conducted. Music and food vendors will be on hand. Visitor should follow signs
to designated parking areas, shuttles will travel to the downtown events.
Printout:
Fairborn's Heritage Days
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(Admission
is Free)
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When: Always Father’s Day Weekend (June 18 - 20, 2010)
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Location: Vermilion,
Ohio at Victory Park
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Phone:
440-967-4477
This festive
event features a lighted boat parade on the river and a “Crazy Craft” boat race.
Pull up a lawn chair and make a day of it riverside and take in the sun and
“crazy crafts.” And if you get hungry, treat yourself to a Walleye or Perch
sandwich. Now doesn’t that sound yummy? Oh, and there’s plenty of activities,
entertainment and crafts too such as sand castle building contests and pageants.
This is a fun Father's Day weekend
event featuring a fishing contest, games, vendors and Lake Erie perch. An
outdoor marketplace with unique items for sale is also available.
Printout:
Festival of Fish
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FORT ANCIENT CELEBRATION
(Admission $9.00 per adult and $5.00 per student)
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When:
June 12 & 13, 2010
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Where:
Fort Ancient State Memorial, 6123 St Rt 350, Oregonia, Ohio 45054
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Phone:
800-283-8904 or 513- 932-4421
Situated 245 feet on a bluff top overlooking the Little Miami River, Fort
Ancient is the premiere hilltop enclosure consisting of 18,000 feet of earthen
walls built 2,000 years ago by the ancient ones during the Hopewell culture. The
site offers a 9,000 sq ft. exhibit area, 15,000sq ft reconstructed garden, and
3.5 miles of hiking trails.
Come for a day of
educational programming about American Indian Heritage. Up to one hundred
dancers, forty vendors, six presenters, and five drums will present information
on American Indian Heritage. Demonstrations and activities will be throughout
the entire weekend. Food will be served by the Warren County Conservation
Association. Storytelling, flute music, heritage discussions, and Native
spirituality will be presented.
Printout:
Fort
Ancient Celebration: A Gathering Of Four Directions
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FRONTIER DAYS
(Admission is Free)
 Frontier Days began in 1965 as a way to celebrate the heritage of the Milford
Miami Township area. Diverse groups such as church and school organizations,
businesses and athletic associations, come together to make Frontier Days one of
the area's biggest annual events, and one of Ohio's largest parades. Frontier
Days has all the earmarks of a traditional hometown festival, including a big
kickoff parade, great food and family fun. In past years, thousands of people
have lined the streets of Milford to see the floats, bands and marching units.
Frontier Days combines the distinct character of southwestern Ohio with the
noise and color of a carnival...it's all there, from balloons to bratwurst, from
cotton candy to craft booths. The celebration is distinctively Milford's, yet
it's meant to be shared. Anyone who has seen Frontier Days knows that sharing is
something Milford does very well.
Printout:
Frontier Days
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GENE AUTRY DAYS
(Admission: $5 per person, children under 12 are free and parking is
free)
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When:
June 26 & 27, 2010 (always the 4th weekend in June). Hours are
Saturday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Sunday, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.
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Location: Hardin County Fairgrounds community building, located south of
Kenton Ohio on C.R. 140 between S.R. 31 and US 68.
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Phone:
419-673-4131
The
Annual Gene Autry Days will be a Centennial Celebration in honor of The Singing
Cowboy (1907-2007) and the cap guns manufactured by the Kenton Hardware Company.
The show features dealers from several states with over 70 tables of cap guns,
old toys and western memorabilia, including Gene Autry items & cap guns.
Non-stop entertainment will be provided by Les Gilliam, Johnny Western, Call of
the West, Paul Belanger and John Buttram. Maxine Hansen of Autry Entertainment
will be on hand to answers questions.
The Ohio
State Championship Fast Draw Match, Gene Autry movies and a western Look-a-Like
contest are other highlights of the show. Visitors will also enjoy the mural and
park in downtown Kenton commemorating the history of Mr. Autry with the Kenton
Hardware Company and the cap guns.
Printout:
Gene
Autry Days
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 GOLD
WINGS & RIBS FESTIVAL
(Admission is Free)
The annual Gold Wings & Ribs Festival will be held along the river front area of
beautiful Pomeroy, Ohio. Pomeroy is nestled on the bank of the Ohio River in Meigs county. The festival is an area wide event and will provide tours of
several of the area’s great communities and attractions, as well as some of the
most beautiful country in the United States.
This year will
have the People’s Choice balloting, as well as a panel of judges to determine
the winner of the title of "Ohio's Best Ribs" and "Ohio's Best Wings." Be sure
to sample and vote for your favorites! Not everyone likes ribs, so if you don't
care for ribs that much, there will still be plenty of other food vendors
available to find the food that’s right for your.
Printout:
Gold Wings &
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 HISTORIC HOME & GARDEN TOUR
(Admission: $12)
The Champaign
County Preservation Alliance with the support of Robert Rothschild farm presents
their annual Historic Home and Garden tour in Mechanicsburg, Ohio. Tthis years
tour will include seven houses, two private gardens, the Mechanicsburg Methodist
Church, the Second Baptist Church, and the Saxbe office building. The
Mechanicsburg Library will display memorabilia and art from the renowned
artists, James and Edna Boise Hopkins. The Second Baptist Church will house a
display of the work of Judith Smith. Tom McNutt of Channel 4 TV will visit on
Sunday 1-3 pm., and the Champaign County Arts Council will host a "Tea In The
Garden" Saturday, 11-3. Entertainment, food and crafts along with a Free
Shuttle are all part of the package.
Printout:
Historic Home and Garden Tour
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(Admission
is Free)
Originally called the Coshocton Hot Air Balloon Race, it changed its name to
reflect the more encompassing events that occur at this festival. Balloonists
from all over Ohio and Michigan come to show off their colorful aircrafts.
Balloon launches are held at dawn and dusk. And a “night glow” of balloons
occurs after dark. Balloonists take part in various events such as dropping
markers while in flight in attempt to hit a target on the ground. A
traditional hot air balloon race sanctioned by the North American Balloon
Association is also held during the festivities. Other activities include 5k
run, crafters, live music, carnival rides and more. Free Admission.
Printout:
Hot Air Balloon Festival
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(Admission
is Free)
More than 70 nationalities
are represented at this worldly festival. Each culture is represented with
authentic ethnic food to dazzle any palette. Visitors may work the food off to
toe tapping music and dancing. A parade procession makes its way down Broadway
in downtown Lorain and a Princess Reception and Pageant has ladies appear like
princesses from around the globe. Additional activities abound throughout the
town.
Printout:
International Festival
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LANCASTER OLD CAR
CLUB SPRING CAR SHOW
(Admission: $5.00 pre-registration / $6.00 registration at
gates. Registration Saturday is also good for Sunday. General admission –
free / parking on grounds $5.00)
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 When:
June 5 & 6, 2010
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Location: On the grounds of the Historic Fairfield
County Fairgrounds at 157 East Fair Avenue in Lancaster, Ohio 43130
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Web Site:
www.lancasteroldcarclub.org
The show is open to all
makes and models including muscle cars, old motorcycles, trucks, and fire
trucks. Saturday is the Swap Meet and Cruise-in. Sunday is the Swap Meet, Car
show and judging w/ trophies awarded at 4:00 PM. 33 classes will be judged on
Sunday with 3 Trophies per class (top three / no order). Plus special awards,
including a club participation cash award for most participating members.
Enjoy good food,
refreshments, swap meet, 50/50 drawing both days, flea market, and women's world
(flea market area with jewelry, cosmetics, clothing items). Sunday Worship
Services, (non-denominational).
 MARIA STEIN COUNTRY FEST
(Admission
and parking are Free)
This is a family festival with all free entertainment featuring The Flying
Pages, a family flying trapeze act. The Flying Pages have performed around
the world in all the famous circuses and will entertain all ages with their
death defying feats. Also appearing throughout the weekend are the Country
Fest Tractor Square Dancers. Imagine 8 tractors driving in 3rd gear
"dancing" to all the familiar square dances in an arena. Mustang Sally will
be performing, as well as, a wide variety of other musical entertainment.
There are several competitive events for all ages, a craft show, chainsaw
carving and auction, a sand artist, tractor pulls, go-kart and lawn mower
races, a wide variety of foods, and much, much more. The festival has free
admission, free parking, and all entertainment is free.
Printout:
Maria Stein Country Fest
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OHIO'S FRIENDLIEST TRAIN ROBBERY
(Fares:
Adult
$20.00 Senior $18.00 Children $16.00)
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When:
Saturday, June 12 and August 21 in 2010.
Departs 6pm and lasts approximately 2 hours. Advance reservations are highly
recommended for this train.
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Where: Hocking Valley
Scenic Railway in Nelsonville, Ohio
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Phone:
800-967-7834
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Web Site:
www.hvsry.org
Join the Hocking Valley Scenic Railway this summer as the train gets robbed by
bandits on horseback. At some point during the trip, passengers will encounter
a group of bandits determined to bag some loot from those on-board. Don't
despair, play money will be handed out to everyone onboard beforehand to give to
the robbers after they board the train. It promises to be a loud and thrilling
trip for the whole family. Trains are seated on a first come, first served
basis, so reservations are recommended for special trains or groups of
thirty or more. Mail-in reservations must be received no less than ten days
prior to the trip.
Printout:
Ohio's
Friendliest Train Robbery
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OHIO VALLEY FRONTIER DAYS AT HISTORIC FORT
STEUBEN
(Admission: adults $3; youth $1; under age 6 free)
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When: June 26 &
27, 2010 from 10-6 AND 11-5 respectively
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Location:
Steubenville, Ohio (120 South Third Street)
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Phone:
740-283-1787
Every year Historic Fort Steuben – a reconstructed 18th
century fort built on its original site overlooking the Ohio River – opens its
mighty wooden gates for 2 special days to reenactors, demonstrators, musicians,
dancers, storytellers, artists, crafters, and visitors of all ages for its
family-friendly Festival. Within the picket walls, the 1st American
Regiment sets up camp and demonstrates the boom of its cannon as well as the
daily life of the enlisted men who inhabited the Fort in 1787. Visitors
participate in games and contests, make crafts and join in activities that make
history come alive. Buildings are open for tours; Baron von Steuben teaches
military drill to young volunteers; Chief Logan tells his story while settlers
outside the walls provide insight into life on the Ohio frontier. Meet the
blacksmith, candle makers, woodworker, and others who demonstrate 18th
& 19th century skills. Crafts, food, animals, and music – including
the Governor’s Award for the Arts winner Steve Free – make this a weekend
the whole family will want to experience.
Printout:
Old Fort Steuben Festival
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(Admission
is Free)
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When: June 11 & 12, 2010
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Location: Harrod, Ohio
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Phone: 419-648-5091
Rudolph Foods Company and Harrod, Ohio offer the Pork Rind Heritage Festival annually. Yes, Pork Rind
Festival! If you want to see how many tasty ways you can prepare a pork rind,
eat fresh popped pork rinds or enjoy a hog roast, this festival is for you. It
also features a parade, live entertainment and crafts.
Printout:
Pork Rind Heritage Festival
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PORT CLINTON ANNUAL ARTS &
CRAFT SHOW
(Admission is free)
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When: June 12, 2010 from 11am - 6pm
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Location: Downtown Port
Clinton, Ohio
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Phone:
419-656-1812
Approximately 60 arts and craft
vendors will be displaying and selling their original works. Have lunch at the
Port Clinton chamber booth and enjoy a delicious hot dog or bratwurst!
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SUMMER SOLSTICE LAVENDER FIELD DAY
(FREE admission, FREE parking, Fees apply for Adult workshops and U~PICK)
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When:
June 19 & 20, 2010
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Location:
Peaceful Acres Lavender Farm, 2391 Martinsville Rd, Martinsville, OH 45146
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Phone:
513-322-2415
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Website: www.peacefulacreslavenderfarm.com
Peaceful Acres Lavender Farm will host Clinton
County's first annual Lavender Field Day. The fields are filled with an acre of
many varieties of lavender in Full bloom and here for U~PICK lavender. You will
be amazed with the beauty and wild life in the fields. This is a don't miss
invitation, our farms magic is peaked on this weekend so rain or shine the farm
is still here! BRING YOUR CAMERA to capture the beauty on Ohio's Largest
Lavender Farm!
Child workshops are FREE
and include Herb Sachet making , animal feeding , Giant sling shots, Nature
Trails, and Recycled Instruments. Please Pre-register.
Adult workshops
include Lavender Wreath and Lavender Wand crafting. Also learn how to build
raised beds utilizing recycled materials. Pre-registration required.
Saturday
music, chair massage, reflexology, food and sunset Fire spinning with the "Soul
Fire Tribe"!
Our field day is every June on the Summer Solstice weekend!
"A responsible farm using recyclable trash for construction projects that will
truly be works of art," says Jamie, local artist.
(Admission
is Free)
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When: June 5 & 6, 2010
(Always held the
first full weekend in June)
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Location: Troy, Ohio
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Phone:
937-339-7714 or 937-339-8769
Although there are other
strawberry festivals in Ohio and some that offer free admission, the Troy
Strawberry Festival is one of the best. Troy is proclaimed by locals to be the
Strawberry Capital of Ohio. The festival attracts more than 250,000 visitors.
Its featured attractions include a parade, bed races, car
show, arts and crafts, sporting events and children’s events. In addition, there are pie-eating
contests, kiddie tractor-pulls, tug-of-war, rubber duck race, Berry Special
Olympics, Big Wheel Races and a myriad of other activities.
Printout:
Strawberry Festival
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 WASHBOARD
MUSIC FESTIVAL
(Free Admission - Free Kids Rides)
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When:
June 17 - 19, 2010 Thursday (5:00pm-10:00pm), and Friday - Saturday
(Noon - 11:00pm)
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Location: Logan, Ohio (Hocking Hills region)
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Phone:
740-380-3828 or 740-380-2752
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Web:
www.washboardmusicfestival.com
The Washboard
Music Festival is an annual extravaganza held in the streets of small town
America. The festival's focus is on celebrating the enduring role the
washboard has had on American music styles. This annual event provides
wholesome family entertainment. You can enjoy the foot-tappin' styles of
Dixieland Jazz, Jug Music, Celtic, Blues and Cagun Zydeco played by bands from
all around the country. In addition, you may enjoy great food, browse the
streets filled with quality craft vendors and enjoy the many special events,
including the festive Saturday evening parade. There's also a handmade quilt
show, washboard factory tours and street entertainers. For the kids,
there's a large area of FREE rides, games and live entertainment. ALL
entertainment is FREE and FUN! So, kick off the Ohio summer festival season by
visiting Ohio's Most Unique Music Festival. See ya there!
Printout:
Washboard Music Festival
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 YMCA SUMMER CAMP OPPORTUNITIES
Put a little excitement in
your child’s summer! YMCA Camp Willson in Bellefontaine, OH offers a wide
variety of summer overnight camp opportunities for children 7-17. Traditional
camp with archery, canoeing, arts & crafts, nature; and specialty camps with
emphasis on horseback riding, fishing, sports, teen trips or leadership
programs are several of the camps available. Call 1-800-423-0427 for a
brochure or visit
www.ymcacampwillson.org. You may also
visit us for a camp tour during our Open House on Sunday, May 16 from
2-4pm or our Family Days, Saturday April 17 & May 1, 2010 from 1:30-5:30 pm.
On Family Day your family can have fun together while enjoying fishing
& boating on our 40 acre lake, archery, air riflery, climbing our 25 ft. wall,
hiking on scenic trails, and limited horseback riding trail rides ($10).
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