4.) Festival in the Flats – Ottawa – May 12, 2012

Posted on May 16, 2012 by ohiofestivals

 

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One day, while mindlessly checking festival feed on the Ohio Festival Facebook page, a kind soul shared that there was a festival starting up in the NW Ohio village of Ottawa… Continue reading →

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3.) Lilac Festival – Defiance – May 12, 2012

Posted on May 15, 2012 by ohiofestivals

In the 1920′s, Defiance’s then-mayor, Ed Bronson, who happened to be president of the Defiance Garden Club, made the lilac the city’s official flower. Continue reading →

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Kristian’s Incredible Adventure

Posted on March 23, 2012 by ohiofestivals

I  have published a series of posts about my road trip adventure at my other blog, Adventures of a Trapped 300 Pound Man.

So, if you haven’t already read it there, I’ll give you all the posts here for your convenience.

Happy reading!

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2.) Maple Syrup Festival – Lucas – March 4, 2012

Posted on March 6, 2012 by ohiofestivals

During the typical Ohio winter, late February and early March is the perfect time to start tapping maple trees for the sap needed to make true maple syrup. Continue reading →

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March Ohio Festival Announcements

Posted on February 28, 2012 by ohiofestivals

Here are the Ohio Festival announcements for the month of March!

Enjoy!

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1.) Brite Winter Festival (revisited) – Cleveland – February 18, 2012

Posted on February 20, 2012 by ohiofestivals

I don’t often write new posts for previously visited festivals (you can read Brite Winter 2011 here). Continue reading →

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Ohio Festival T-Shirts

Posted on November 8, 2011 by ohiofestivals

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Well, my dear friends, it’s finally here…

…the official Ohio Festivals shirt!

These festive badges of funnel cake Ohio love are the perfect accessory for activities that include festival-hopping, national and international travel, first dates, family functions, class reunions and so much more.

For only $15 each, you can purchase one or more of these unisex Fruit of the Loom heavy cotton masterpieces in S, M, L and XL (2X will be available soon). But be aware that there is a limited quantity, so don’t wait too long if you were thinking of getting a few as Christmas gifts.

By the way…they do make perfect Christmas gifts!

So whether you love Ohio, festivals, or a nice powdery funnel cake…

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…you’re going to love the shirt!

We definitely do!

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Purchase your Ohio Festival T-Shirts here:

T-Shirt Sizes

Select the size above and click the “Buy Now” button. A new window should open up with your order and quantity.

Please keep in mind that shirts are not preshrunk, so keep this in mind when you order.

Also keep in mind that there a No Return Shirt Policy.
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Happy Ohio Festival Shirt Loving!

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69.) Edgar Allan Poe Fall Festival – Canal Fulton – October 14, 2011

Posted on October 19, 2011 by ohiofestivals

When you have a relatively old building (1906) where there used to be a basement mortuary for a number of years (20), its reuse could be rather limited.

Perhaps you could hold some ghost tours there or even duplicate a Victorian wake as a theatrical event. Maybe, if you were a big fan of Edgar Allan Poe… Continue reading →

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68.) Ohio Sauerkraut Festival – Waynesville – October 9, 2011

Posted on October 18, 2011 by ohiofestivals
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When I was planning to go to the 42nd Ohio Sauerkraut Festival in Waynesville, I had decided to get there early because I had read about the other 350,000+ festival goers attending with me. Continue reading →

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67.) Washington Township’s Autumn Bash Festival – Moscow – October 8, 2011

Posted on October 17, 2011 by ohiofestivals

Along the Ohio River…

…not all that far from Point Pleasant, U.S. Grant‘s birthplace… Continue reading →

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