3.) Moonshine Festival - New Straitsville
During Prohibition, this town was famous for its "white lightening." This festival celebrates with a moonshine still, entertainment, food and more.
4.) Troy Strawberry Festival
Along with the famous strawberry donuts, this festival offers plenty of strawberry delights: shortcake, popcorn, kebabs and more
10.) Feast of the Assumption - Cleveland
Little Italy comes to life with music, wine and so much delicious food.
You may have to stand while eating, so don't wear white pants.
12.) Fair at New Boston - Springfield
Travel back to 1797 and share a turkey leg with soldiers and other historical figures. Educational and fun for all ages.
13.) Skunkfest - North Ridgeville
This isn't a huge festival but it is definitely unique. It's also the closest you can get to a skunk without being sprayed.
15.) Oktoberfest Zinzinnati - Cincinnati
Home to the World's Largest Chicken Dance, weiner dog racing and one of the few Oktoberfests with Goetta, a special meat and grain sausage.
16.) Preble County Pork Festival - Eaton
Not only are there fantastic all-you-can-eat meals with pork products, there are pig races, a petting zoo and over 350 gift vendors.
17.) Ohio Pawpaw Festival - Albany
Pawpaw foods and pawpaw beer await you as you enjoy a celebration of Ohio's native fruit.
Activities, music and fun.
19.) Ohio Sauerkraut Festival - Waynesville
If you don't feel the need to shop among the 450 craft booths, you can still enjoy the sauerkraut foods, including sauerkraut fudge and donuts.
20.) Circleville Pumpkin Show
Ohio's oldest and largest festival with so many pumpkin foods (get the donuts). There are also rides, events and vendors galore so get there early.
I hope you've enjoyed my pick of Ohio's Best Festivals.
For a complete list of over 2,000 Ohio Festivals, be sure to click the link for the Ohio Festival Schedule.