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MARCH 

Cabin Fever Arts Festival

Hinckley Buzzard Sunday

Chocolate Festival

March Maple Madness Driving Tour

Dresden Pajama Party 

Memories Scrapbooking Expo

Dublin, Ohio St. Patrick’s Day 

Old Town Trade Fair

Exhibits Come To Life During “A Night at Heritage Hall”

Southern Ohio Music Festival

From the Pubs of Ireland

Trash Or Cash

 

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Old Town Trade Fair
(Admission:  $3.00 Adults, Children Under 12 Free) 

  • When:  March 6 & 7, 2010 (Saturday 9:00am, 5:00pm and Sunday  9:00am-3:00pm)

  • Location:  Greene County Fairgrounds in Xenia, OH

  • Phone: 937-857-9745 (On Days Of The Show call 937-216-0274)

Enjoy the living history event with dealers and demonstrators, all in period clothing from the 1700's through 1890's, making and selling their wares. This two day event will demonstrate early American crafts such as blacksmithing, pottery, patterns, fabrics, finished clothing, silversmith, wooden products and leather. Some of the items the demonstrators will be making are baskets, brooms, rope and early flintlock engraving. Door prizes will be given away each hour with one grand prize awarded on Saturday and one on Sunday. Come see how our founding fathers lived.

 

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CHOCOLATE FESTIVAL

Wine About Chocolate

(Admission: $25 per person)  

  • When: March 12, 2010 from 6-9pm

  • Location: Spitzer Conference Center at Lorain County Community College in Lorain, Ohio

  • Phone: 440-324-2929

Join hundreds of chocolate lovers for a day of fun including an Oreo stacking contest. Oh, and have some chocolate while your at it.
 

From the Pubs of Ireland
(Admission: Tickets are $60 per person, plus $4 for parking. Ohio Historical Society members receive a $10 discount per person and free parking.)  

  • When: March 12 & 13, 2010

  • Location: Next to the Ohio Historical Center at I-71 and East 17th Avenue in Columbus, Ohio

  • Phone: 800-686-1541 or 614-297-2663 for reservations

Ohio Village will once again host candlelight dinners to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day. Guests will enjoy a memorable dining experience in this 19th-century setting while they are being entertained with charming ditties and ballads from the past by the renowned Ohio Village Singers, one of the longest performing vocal ensembles specializing in period music in the country. 

At From the Pubs of Ireland, guests will begin the St. Patrick’s Day festivities with the strains of Irish instrumental music, a taste of "St. Paddy's Punch," a hearty Irish meal and costumed interpreters enlivening the pub experience. The Ohio Village Singers promise to please with their favorite Irish music, including beautiful melodies, humorous drinking songs and, a wee bit of Irish wit and wisdom. At the conclusion of the evening, guests will receive a special surprise memento.


Dublin, Ohio St. Patrick’s Day Celebration! 

(Admission to most events is free)

  • When: Saturday, March 13, 2010

  • Location: Historic downtown Dublin, Ohio

  • Phone: 1-800-245-8387

Come celebrate St. Patty's Day in a city where Irish is an attitude!  Bring your clan for festivities that start with a pancake breakfast and 90 minute parade at 11am.  There's also a run, bands and entertainment.

Printout: Dublin, Ohio St. Patrick's Day Celebration

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Trash Or Cash? Antique Appraisal Clinic
(Verbal Appraisals are $15)

 

  • When: March 13 from 1:00 pm - 3:00 pm

  • Location: Wood County Historical Center & Museum at 13660 County Home Road, Bowling Green, Ohio

  • Phone: 419-352-0967

Dust off your antiques and collectibles and bring them to the museum for our 4th annual appraisal clinic. Professional appraisers will be on site to give you a verbal appraisal. General Public - $15, Limit 2 items per person Wood County Historical Society members - $10, Limit 2 items per person Free Parking. Self-guided museum tours. The Museum is conveniently located 1/2-mile from I-75, exit 179. Turn East on Rt. 6 towards Fremont, then right at County Home Road.
 

March Maple Madness Driving Tour
(Admission is Free)

  • When: March 13 & 14 and 20 & 21, 2010 – Please note Amish farms are NOT open on Sunday.

  • Location: Throughout Geauga County

  • Phone: (800) 775-8687 or 440-632-1538

Twenty area Sugar Bushes to tour – route map available by calling (800) 775-8687 or 440-632-1538 or available at www.tourgeauga.com after Feb. 1st.  

Did you know…Night time temperatures below freezing and sunny “warm” days (above freezing) is what it takes to get the maple sap flowing? That it takes approx. 40 gallons of sap to make one gallon of syrup?? A great way to experience Maple Sugaring first hand is to take part in the Maple Madness Driving Tour around Geauga County and surrounding areas, where approximately 20 Sugar Bushes are mapped out for your driving ease.

Visit Amish farms where sap is still collected by hand with a horse drawn sled pulled through the woods. Then learn about the more modern approach where gravity fed tubing runs from tree to tree, drawing sap to a central collection area. Watch as evaporators cook away the water that makeup the majority of the sap leaving only fresh pure syrup.

Enjoy sampling and the opportunity to purchase this fresh product to take home as a tasty reminder of this sweet day in the country.

Printout: Maple Madness

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Hinckley Buzzard Sunday

(Admission is Free)  

  • When: March 15, 2010 (Usually the first Sunday after March 15) from 7 a.m. to 2:30 p.m.

  • Location: Hinckley, OH near Hinckley Lake off of Bellus and State Roads

  • Phone: 330-278-2066

See buzzards (turkey vultures) come home to roost in the rock cliffs and ledges in Hinckley. This annual celebration dates back to 1957 when 9,000 visitors flocked the township to see the return of the buzzards from their winter hiatus. The event includes an early bird hike; skits, songs and stories performed in tents or in fields, displays, crafts, photos, contests and additional hikes. Don’t miss this right to spring and learn about the legend that surrounds Buzzard Day and why so many buzzards and people come out in March.  

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THE CABIN FEVER ARTS FESTIVAL
(Admission: free, donations welcome) 

  • When: March 20, 2010 from 10am - 5pm)

  • Location: Appalachian Gateway Center on the south campus of Southern State Community College,
    12681 US Route 62, Sardinia, OH 45171 

  • Phone: 937-587-2394  or 937-603-3128

Got Cabin Fever?  Here's a cure. This will be the perfect event for the individual or entire family looking for a great excuse to get out of the house!  The festival will feature the presentation and sale of fine arts and crafts from members of the Appalachian Artisans Guild and several juried guest artists.  Stained glass, wood furniture, Shaker boxes, wooden toys, watercolors, ceramics and lavender gifts are just a few of the creative pieces that will be available from over 25 artists. The festival will feature several local musicians playing live, traditional music.  A new menu of tasty Appalachian style food will be available throughout the day.  In addition, door prizes, donated by the artist participants, will be awarded!

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Exhibits Come to Life During “A Night at Heritage Hall”
(Admission:
Advance tickets $7 per person. Tickets available at the door $8 per person)

  • When: March 26 & 27, 2010 from 7 PM to 9:30PM

  • Location: Heritage Hall, 169 East Church Street, Marion OH 43302

  • Phone: Marion County Historical Society at 740-387-4255

Marion County Historical Society presents “A Night at Heritage Hall” a fun-filled evening of self guided flashlight tours throughout Heritage Hall, a historic 1910 Federal Post Office converted into a museum by the Marion County Historical Society.

 

As visitors tour by flashlight, (provided) around every corner and in the most unusual places they meet historic personalities from many different eras and walks of life. Characters may be soldiers from the Revolutionary War, Civil War, WWI and WWII, Native Americans, early pioneers or even current celebrities.  If one is really fortunate, the world-famous horse, Prince Imperial (dead since 1890) will share some thoughts and tales of his life with them.  Don’t miss this opportunity to experience history as never before!   

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Memories Scrapbooking Expo
(Admission: $10) 

  • When: March 26-27, 2010 from 10am – 5pm

  • Location: Ohio Expo Center-Lausche Building - 717 East 17th Avenue in Columbus, Ohio 43211

  • Phone: 740-452-4541

  • Web: www.MemoriesScrapbookingExpo.com

Join thousands of scrapbooking, rubber stamping, card-making and paper-crafting enthusiasts for this public event.  Shopping, classes, crop parties, cropping, prizes and more!

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Southern Ohio Music Festival
(Admission to Southern Ohio Music Festival is adults $25-$60, and children
under 16 Free with adult purchase)

  • When: March 26 & 27, 2010

  • Location: Roberts Convention Centre, 123 Gano Rd. Wilmington Ohio 45177

  • Phone: 937-372-5804

Bluegrass and acoustic music have outsold and outgrown all other American music forms in the past decade and Ohio has always been a home to many great outdoor music vents.  However, this event is the area's only indoor Bluegrass festival.  The talent line-up features the IBBA (International Bluegrass Music Assoc.) best in awards. 

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Dresden Pajama Party 

  • March 27, 2010 from 9am – Noon

  • Location: throughout downtown Dresden, Ohio

  • Phone: 800-315-1809

Some people will do anything to save money! This wacky event offers steep discounts to those wearing pajamas or robes with slippers. In addition to discounts offered in the stores, alarm clocks will be hidden and when a clock rings, the first one to find it will win a door prize. The best-dressed contest is at 8:30 a.m. before the bizarre shopping begins.

 


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