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Make Plans for Fall Leaf Peeping and More in Northeast Ohio
Summer may be over, but don't start hibernating just yet. Spectacular fall foliage is a great reason to head outdoors and hit the road or the hiking trails. Plan a day trip to view incredible color displays at these amazing locations around Northeast Ohio.
Malabar Farm State Park
4050 Bromfield Rd., Lucas, OH 44843
The history of Malabar Farm State Park is as colorful as the falling leaves of autumn. Louis Bromfield, Mansfield native and Pulitzer Prize-winning author, built the "Big House" as a refuge from the war-torn France of the 1930s, where he and his family had been living. Bromfield's good friends Humphrey Bogart and Lauren Bacall were married at the farm, which also served as a filming location for The Shawshank Redemption. Today, visitors can tour the farm and house while kids enjoy the petting barn animals. Explore the full splendor of the grounds on a farm wagon tour. Park hours are 6 a.m. - 10 p.m. daily. Admission is free, with a $3 per person charge for farm wagon tours.
Cuyahoga Valley National Park
15610 Vaughn Rd., Brecksville, OH 44141
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When it comes to outdoor adventures in Northeast Ohio, Cuyahoga Valley National Park is bound to be at the top of the list. With 33,000 acres of stunning landscapes, including 20 miles of the Cuyahoga River, the park provides a beautiful oasis not far from the region's urban areas. Hike along more than 125 miles of pet-friendly trails or get a different perspective canoeing or kayaking on the Cuyahoga River. The park has been named an Important Bird Area (IBA) by the National Audubon Society, making it a great place to view our fine feathered friends as well as foliage. Admission is free, and park grounds are open 24/7.
Atwood Lake Park
9500 Lakeview Road NE, Mineral City, OH 44656
Get in some late-season boating on the namesake body of water at the center of Atwood Lake Park. Pontoons, fishing boats, sailboats, canoes, and kayaks can all be found on the lake. When you're ready for dry land, hike the pet-friendly trails which range from easy to challenging. Climb to the top of the observation tower for panoramic views of the surrounding foliage. The park also has a leash-free dog park where Fido can romp to his heart's content. Plan your trip along SR 212 from I-77 to the park for additional leaf viewings. Atwood Lake Park is open 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. Monday through Saturday and noon 5 p.m. Sunday. Admission is free from Labor Day until Memorial Day.
Patterson Fruit Farm
8765 Mulberry Rd., Chesterland, OH 44026
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Leaves aren't the only things coming out of trees during fall. Have fun picking your own Honeycrisp and Gingergold apples at Patterson Fruit Farm. Several generations of Pattersons have been involved in running the family farm, dating back to patriarch Augustus and his wife Vandora in 1879. Don't miss their annual Family Fun Fest, which includes seasonal activities such as a corn maze, wagon rides, and pumpkin paintings. Afterward, stop by the farm market to take home some apple cider, maple syrup, and freshly-baked donuts. Orchard hours are 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. daily. The Family Fun Fest runs from September 17 - October 30 and admission is $6 Monday through Thursday and $10 Friday through Sunday.
Cuyahoga Valley Scenic Railroad
All aboard the Fall Flyer! Sit back and relax as you view the autumn colors during a trip along the Cuyahoga Valley Scenic Railroad. The two-hour trips pass through the scenic Cuyahoga Valley National Park. For the ultimate experience, take in the sights from above through the panoramic glass enclosure in the upper dome. Snacks and beverages are available for purchase in the cafe car. The train leaves the station at 11:30 a.m. and 3:30 p.m. each Sunday in October. Saturday trips depart at 9:45 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. from the Independence station at 7900 Old Rockside Rd. Tickets are $20-$30.
Holden Arboretum
9550 Sperry Rd., Kirtland, OH 44094
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"Bird's-eye view" is more than just an expression at Holden Arboretum. The breathtaking Canopy Walk spans 500 feet at a height of 65 feet above ground, offering incredible views of the forest and stream below. Want to catch some more air? Head to the Emergent Tower, which rises a full 12 stories above ground for sightlines all the way to Lake Erie. Other attractions include miles of hiking trails, 200 acres of cultivated gardens, and Stebbins Gulch, one of the most unspoiled preserves in Northeast Ohio. Leashed dogs are welcome on the grounds. Arboretum hours are 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. Tuesday through Sunday. Admission is $16 for adults and $12 for ages 3-12.
Cuyahoga Valley Scenic Railroad
All aboard the Fall Flyer! Sit back and relax as you view the autumn colors during a trip along the Cuyahoga Valley Scenic Railroad. The two-hour trips pass through the scenic Cuyahoga Valley National Park. For the ultimate experience, take in the sights from above through the panoramic glass enclosure in the upper dome. Snacks and beverages are available for purchase in the cafe car. The train leaves the station at 11:30 a.m. and 3:30 p.m. each Sunday in October. Saturday trips depart at 9:45 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. from the Independence station at 7900 Old Rockside Rd. Tickets are $20-$30.
Lanterman's Mill
1001 Canfield Rd., Youngstown, OH 44511
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Whether you use a top-of-the-line digital camera or a smartphone, Lanterman's Mill is one of the more photogenic spots in Northeast Ohio. In addition to the mill itself, a historic building perched alongside a picturesque waterfall, a classic covered bridge sits nearby. East Gorge Walk and West Gorge Trail take you further into the lush landscape around Mill Creek. The mill is open for tours 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. Tuesday through Sunday until the end of October. Admission is $1-$3.
State Road 534
Why not revive the tradition of Sunday family drives? Start at charming Geneva-on-the Lake and head south to Windsor along State Route 534. Dense forests, acres of vineyards, and two covered bridges offer some incredible sights. If you're in the mood for a lengthier trip, mark your calendar for the annual Ashtabula Covered Bridge Festival on October 8-9. Visit all 19 covered bridges in the county, including the longest and shortest in the United States.
Turn Over a New Leaf
A change in seasons can be a good time for personal change. What's your #1 goal for this fall?
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9 Central Ohio Bed and Breakfasts for a Fall Weekend Getaway
Not only is a bed and breakfast a wonderful place to stay while on a long trip, it also makes a great destination for a fall weekend getaway. The city of Columbus and the surrounding areas are filled with a wide variety of bed and breakfast locations that are perfect for any occasion. We're sharing some of our personal favorites that each have their own personality and allure.
The Lily Stone Bed and Breakfast
106 S. High St., Gahanna, OH 43230
Distance from Downtown Columbus: 9 miles
Owned and operated by the Gahanna Historical Society, the Lily Stone Bed and Breakfast has recently been given a facelift, and you really can't beat its cozy atmosphere. In addition to high-speed wi-fi, you'll be greeted with a full kitchen complete with breakfast table, gorgeous dining room, screened-in porch, a parlor room with television and games, large outdoor area, picnic tables, and more. Many discoveries are also within walking distance, including parks, restaurants, and shopping.
Granville Inn
314 E. Broadway, Granville, Ohio 43023
Distance from Downtown Columbus: 35 miles
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Established in 1924, the Granville Inn is surrounded by some of the most beautiful landscape features in all of Ohio. Set near a charming New England-style village with a backdrop that features rolling hills and soaring trees, this bed and breakfast offers the perfect place to relax and enjoy your loved ones. With its gorgeous guest rooms, large meeting spaces, and award-winning dining experience, you may never want to leave. It's the perfect spot for weddings, rehearsal dinners, anniversaries, corporate events, or even a simple birthday party.
Timbrook Guesthouse
5811 Olentangy River Rd., Columbus, OH 43235
Distance from Downtown Columbus: 11 miles
Take a look at the Timbrook Guesthouse for something a little different for your bed and breakfast weekend extravaganza. Built in 1988, the theme of this location can be summed up in just two words: tropical paradise. The amenities you'll discover here include lush gardens, outdoor jacuzzi, heated elliptical pool, gazebo, fire pit, and more. Each of the rooms, from the Bluebird Suite to the South Siesta Suite, has a unique style and feel all its own.
The Historic Buxton Inn
313 E. Broadway, Granville, OH 43023
Distance from Downtown Columbus: 35 miles
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If you're searching for a weekend hotspot that's a bit on the fancy side, then the historic Buxton Inn is exactly what you're looking for. This bed and breakfast has been around for more than 200 years and is especially famous for its restaurant that serves the best seafood trio, grilled salmon, lemon chicken, and even huge burgers with a large side of fries. Once you arrive, you'll understand why so many people have used the Buxton Inn for weddings, birthdays, anniversaries, and other celebrations.
Emma's Bed & Breakfast
4200 E. National Rd., Springfield, OH 45505
Distance from Downtown Columbus: 41 miles
Residents and visitors alike are often drawn to Emma's Bed & Breakfast because of its small-town simplicity. The outside is what many would consider a charming throwback to understated architecture, while the inside sports a classic look that everyone should experience at least once in their lifetime. While you're there, this oft-billed "home away from home" opportunity gives you access to day spas, hiking trails, restaurants, nightlife, wineries, shopping, and even a nearby zoo.
Castle Inn Bed & Breakfast
610 S. Court St., Circleville, OH 43113
Distance from Downtown Columbus: 30 miles
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Very often found on best-of lists amongst friends, family members, and coworkers for its castle appearance alone, the Castle Inn Bed & Breakfast stands out in the crowd. The inn has been billed as the perfect romantic getaway, but it's probably most famous for its monthly murder mysteries where guests get to dress up in early 1900s attire (supplied by Castle Inn) and dive into a scarily fun adventure. Some other activities around the area include flea market shopping, horseback riding, hiking, boating, and - as always - simply reading and relaxing in the comfort of your room or nearly anywhere in the inn itself.
Bexley Bed and Breakfast
519 S. Drexel Ave., Bexley, OH 43209
Distance from Downtown Columbus: 4 miles
As one of the more modern-styled bed and breakfasts on our list, this getaway location has become extremely popular. The contemporary design of the Bexley Bed and Breakfast is based on the philosophy of "modern meets comfort," and, given the wall-mounted televisions, wi-fi, keyless entry, heated floors, and heated towel racks, they definitely live up to this concept. Head out the door for a short walk, and you'll soon find yourself surrounded by restaurants, boutiques, a bike trail, ice cream shops, and other delights.
The Welsh Hills Inn
2133 Cambria Mill Rd., Granville, OH 43023
Distance from Downtown Columbus: 40 miles
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The Welsh Hills Inn is a charming yet luxurious bed and breakfast, which is probably why it's often the place where couples decide to begin their new lives together. Surrounded by 15 acres of trees, ponds, and valleys, you'll feel as if you've been whisked away to a far-off land. The good news is that this "far-off land" is filled with amenities you might expect, such as gourmet meals, evening wine and cheese social, spa services, and more.
Winter St. Inn
185 W. Winter St., Delaware, OH 43015
Distance from Downtown Columbus: 26 miles
Closing in on its 150th anniversary, the Winter Saint Inn has an old-world elegance that's hard to match. Step inside, and you'll discover Italian marble fireplaces, a baby grand piano, and antiques galore. The rooms are classically gorgeous, and the food is wonderfully delicious, but many people are especially keen on the owners, Rodger and Debbie. Since they took over the inn more than 15 years ago, they've worked hard to make sure that every single guest feels welcome and accommodated.
Adventure Awaits
Are you looking for a modern bed and breakfast or something a little more old school? Either way, it's on this list!
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9 Places Around Ohio for Flea Market Treasures
If you're looking for something interesting and unique, head to one of Ohio's flea markets. You'll find a huge and eclectic variety of items filled with character, and whether you're shopping for yourself or a gift, you're sure to come away with something special. Plus, it's fun to browse and explore all the wares for sale.
Check out the following nine places around Northeast Ohio, Cincinnati, and Columbus to find flea market treasures:
Jamie's Flea Market
46388 Telegraph Rd., South Amherst, OH 44001
Jamie's Flea Market, which bills itself as Northern Ohio's largest, has over 150 inside vendors and over 400 outside sellers. It's a good mix of established sellers plus temporary vendors holding garage or estate sales, so you'll be able to return to your favorite shops yet always have new items to browse through. If you need help navigating through the sellers and finding what you'd like, an office in the center building is staffed and ready to point you in the right direction. The market is open throughout the year on Wednesdays and Saturdays.
Hartville Marketplace & Flea Market
1289 Edison St. NW, Hartville, OH 44632
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The folks at Hartville Marketplace & Flea Market must be doing something right since they've been in business for over 80 years. They've moved from their original location to one with 12 acres of outdoor space and 3 acres of indoor shopping. The marketplace also hosts special events such as coin and bike shows throughout the year and has been named a Top 20 Flea Market in the U.S. by Flea Market Insiders.
Four Seasons Flea & Farm Market
3000 McCartney Rd., Youngstown, OH 44505
The Four Seasons Flea & Farm Market is located on the grounds of a large former airport just three miles west of Pennsylvania, so you'll have plenty to explore when you visit. The indoor/outdoor market has 88,000 square feet of indoor space and 22 acres of blacktop. As the market owners say, it's like going to 600 yard sales at once. In addition to flea market finds, including home decor, clothing, toys, and much more, you'll also be able to shop for fresh fruits and veggies, home-baked bread, and other farmers market goodies. The market is open Wednesdays and Sundays year-round.
Peddlers Flea Market
4343 Kellogg Ave., Cincinnati, OH 45226
You'll be able to shop year-round at Peddlers Flea Market, which has provided treasures for more than 30 years. Wear comfortable shoes because if you want to do some serious exploring, you'll have 25,000 square feet to cover inside and 1.5 acres outside. Shop at the 110 indoor booths or 300 outdoor vendors, stopping at a concession stand for food and drink when you need to refuel. With this many vendors, you'll have your choice of unique items, including collectibles, clothing, jewelry, home decor, toys, and more.
The City Flea
1230 Elm St., Cincinnati, OH 45202
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You'll find The City Flea, a curated urban flea market, once a month at Washington Park and other locations from April-December. Currently, in its 12th year, the flea market has attracted many shoppers over the years and now sees thousands attend each market, and some of its sellers have grown from hobbyists to full-time business owners. Vendors sell items that are unique, creative, and visually interesting, including everything from plants to artisan pizzas, so there's truly something for everyone. Even kids can get in on the fun and money-making since some of the markets also feature kids' booths.
Treasure Aisles Flea Market
320 N. Garver Rd., Monroe, OH 45050
Drive north from Cincinnati about 25 miles, and you'll come to Treasure Aisles Flea Market, which covers over 44 acres and has over 500 shops. Make a day of it and enjoy some live music and entertainment on two stages. You can even start your day with breakfast from one of the concession stands and stay to enjoy a hot dog or taco for lunch. The market is open Saturdays and Sundays year-round, and admission costs $2 cash per car.
Westland Flea Market
4170 W. Broad St., Columbus, OH 43228
Open for more than 25 years, Westland Flea Market has over 300 dealer booths in its air-conditioned interior and more than 80 vendors outdoors. The broad mix of vendors sells everything from trinkets to high-end items such as TVs, computers, and antiques. A snack bar is available, serving sandwiches, fries, ice cream, and other treats. The market is also home to a "flealess" version of the market, where flea market owners sell goods for dealers who aren't available. This convenience means that even if one of the dealers is away or their booth is closed, you can still buy from the flea market's owners and employees.
Greater Columbus Antique Mall
1045 S. High St., Columbus, OH 43206
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Located close to the Scioto River, Greater Columbus Antique Mall offers five stories of eclectic items housed in an interesting historic building. You'll find everything from glassware to vinyl records to furniture in the mall's unique building, so plan to browse for a while. And although it's called an antique mall, the space also carries vintage items. With such a large number and variety of items available, you're unlikely to leave empty-handed.
South Drive-In Theater and Flea Market
3050 S. High St., Columbus, OH 43207
The South Drive-In Theater and Flea Market shows drive-in movies and serves as the site of a large outdoor flea market. You'll find various goods for sale, including electronics, tools, clothing, vintage pieces, art, and more. The flea market also sells items you'd typically find at a farmers market, such as fresh food, veggies, and freshly baked goods. Visit it on Wednesday, Saturday, and Sunday from mid-March to mid-November.
Endless Treasures
Where is your favorite place to browse and buy unique items?
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All Aboard! 9 Places for Train Rides in Ohio
Trains were once a primary mode of transportation in the United States. Although railroads now see less use, plenty are still around. There are a lot of places in Ohio where you can take a train ride, see some beautiful scenery, and in some cases, learn a little more about railroads and trains in the process. Here are some of the top Ohio train rides worth taking.
Zanesville & Western Scenic Railroad
5700 OH-204, Mt Perry, OH 43760
This train follows a historic rail line called the Glass Rock Spur. The company is run by volunteers who make the experience fun and lighthearted. The train cars are historical, and that's part of the thrill. Many of the rides are themed for the seasons.
The Zanesville & Western Scenic Railroad is a great place to visit with kids. The ride isn't too long, and tickets are affordable at $9 per adult and $5 per child.
Cuyahoga Valley Scenic Railroad
7900 Old Rockside Rd., Independence, OH 44131
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If you happen to be in Northeast Ohio, take a ride on the Cuyahoga Valley Scenic Railroad. This train runs from Independence to Akron, passing through Cuyahoga National Park. It's a great way to see more of the park's scenery and wildlife. There are several routes of varying lengths to choose from.
The trains on the Cuyahoga Valley Scenic Railroad have a cafe car. Check out the ride schedule on the railroad's website, and buy your tickets in advance. Prices start at just $11 for some of the shorter routes. You can also buy an all-day pass, which allows you to board and deboard as you please.
J&L Narrow Gauge Railroad
2261 Hubbard Rd., Youngstown, OH 44505
J&L Narrow Gauge Railroad is a great place to learn about steel mills and their role in the railroad industry. The company maintains a 24" demonstration railroad where you can ride a heavy, steel locomotive. You can also see an original, full-scale steel locomotive by Jones & Laughlin Steel.
This train offers rides on the second and fourth weekends of every month through October. Trains depart every 30 minutes between 10 am and 2 pm, and the rides last about 15 minutes. Tickets are $8 per person.
Dennison Railroad Depot Museum
400 Center St., Dennison, OH 44621
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The Dennison Railroad Depot Museum is a great place to learn about the use of railroads during WWII. The railroad was used to transport servicemen heading off to war. The Depot has been converted into a museum where you can see displays and films related to railroad history. You can also take a ride on the historic train.
During the holiday season, the train at the Dennison Railroad Depot Museum is converted into the Polar Express. This is a perfect opportunity for families with children to enjoy a festive ride.
Carillon Park Rail & Steam Society
Carillon Boulevard, Dayton, OH 45439
The Carillon Park Rail & Steam Society maintains a passenger train that travels on a small, 1/8-scale track. The train only operates on certain days; a ride schedule is available on their website. A $1 donation is suggested for each passenger, and additional donations are encouraged. All proceeds go towards track maintenance, fuel, and other expenses.
If you really enjoy your ride on the Carillon Park Railway, consider becoming a member of their society. Members help design and maintain the on-site tracks and get additional riding privileges.
Ohio Railway Museum
990 Proprietors Rd., Worthington, OH 43085
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Ohio Railway Museum is the perfect place to learn about the history of trains and streetcars, especially as used around Columbus, Ohio. An on-site train runs every Sunday at 12:30, 1:30, 2:30, and 3:30 pm.
Rides are just $9 for adults and $7 for kids. This price also grants you admission into the museum and outdoor grounds. Plus, you can visit the gift shop for a souvenir.
Lorain & West Virginia Railway
46789 OH-18, Wellington, OH 44090
The Lorain & West Virginia Railway was built in 1906 and remained active until the 1970s. It is now maintained as a passenger train where you can enjoy different themed rides throughout the year. In October, there's a Fall Foliage ride, and in November and December, it becomes the Santa Train.
Learn more about these seasonal rides on the railroad's website. Tickets typically go on sale 60 days before an event.
Lebanon Mason Monroe Railroad
16 E. South St., Lebanon, OH 45036
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The Lebanon Mason Monroe Railroad travels through Warren County, just outside Cincinnati. You can catch the train in Lebanon and ride for about 9 miles round-trip. You'll pass through Turtle Creek, Union Township, and Mason or Monroe along the way. Five railroad bridges are crossed on this ride, the longest of which stretches over Turtle Creek.
The trains on the Lebanon Mason Monroe Railroad all feature coaches built in the 1930s with bench-style seats and open windows. All train cars are heated, and some have air conditioning. You can buy tickets for the train in person at the railway ticket office.
Northeastern Ohio Live Steamers
Northeastern Ohio Live Steamers is a steam train club that offers public rides on certain dates. A few rides are coming up on September 17, October 14, and October 15, 20220. Rides are free, but donations are encouraged.
Some rides on the Northeast Ohio Live Steamers train are themed. For example, the October rides are Halloween-themed, and guests are encouraged to wear costumes. All ages are welcome.
Hitch a Ride
Which one of these train rides will you embark on this year? Don't forget to blow the whistle as you roll by!
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Put These 8 Ohio Fall Festivals on Your Calendar
Fall is one of the most exciting times of year for festivals in Ohio communities, with celebrations of food, drink, music, history, and so much more on the schedule. Whether you visit an event like Cleveland Oktoberfest in Northeast Ohio, the Mohican Bluegrass Festival near Columbus, or the Ohio Renaissance Festival around the corner from Cincinnati, you're sure to find a place to make memories this fall. You can find information on those festivals and many more in our guide to Ohio fall festivals for 2022.
Hartville Marketplace & Flea Market Fall Arts & Crafts Festival
1289 Edison St. NW, Hartville, OH 44632
The fun begins at Hartville Marketplace for the 17th Annual Fall Arts & Crafts Festival, which takes place on September 24 from 9 am to 4 pm. This family-friendly festival is filled with art, crafts, great food, live entertainment, and fun activities for all ages. Spend your day uncovering unique finds from more than 200 crafts vendors, enjoy various seasonal activities, or watch the kids have a great time playing on outdoor inflatables. Start your holiday shopping early with crafty gifts, or find the perfect piece to decorate your home.
Cleveland Oktoberfest 2022
19201 E. Bagley Rd., Berea, OH 44130
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The highly anticipated annual Cleveland Oktoberfest will occur at the Cuyahoga County Fairgrounds and Event Center from September 2-5, 2022. It's one of the best ways to enjoy Labor Day weekend in the city, with everything from wiener dog races to strongman competitions. Of course, there will be plenty of great beer, traditional German cuisine, and fantastic live music to enjoy all weekend long. Discover the latest beers from the best microbreweries in the Cleveland area, then cast your vote to help crown a Cleveland Oktoberfest champion.
Apple Butter & Cider Weekend
8800 Euclid Chardon Rd., Kirtland, OH 44094
Fall is a great time to celebrate the harvest of the season, so it would be hard to pick a better time for the Apple Butter & Cider Weekend at Lake Metroparks Farmpark in Kirtland. This event takes place on October 1-2, 2022, from 9 AM through 5 PM. Learn all about how apple butter and apple cider are produced, watch traditional harvest activities, then sample the delicious dishes that result from the process. There will also be a variety of seasonal activities, highlighted by the three-acre Johnny Appleseed Trail corn maze.
2022 Ohio Pawpaw Festival
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The 24th Annual Ohio Pawpaw Festival is a celebration of the pawpaw, North America's largest native tree fruit, taking place on September 16-18, 2022, around Lake Snowden. You will have the opportunity to sample meals that highlight the great flavor of the pawpaw, peruse pawpaw-related works of art, and enjoy tons of family-friendly activities while you explore. Enjoy live music from some of Ohio's best bands all weekend long, and be sure to check out the Kids Central area, which features plenty of fun, hands-on activities for younger visitors. Interested in the agricultural side of pawpaws? This festival also features educational panels on growing, cooking, medicinal use, sustainability, and even the genetics of the pawpaw.
Mohican Bluegrass Festival
22462 Wally Rd., Glenmont, OH 44628
Head to the scenic Mohican Wilderness campground for a weekend of live music and fun activities for the whole family September 15-17. The 31st Annual Mohican Bluegrass Festival features three days of live music spread across multiple stages, tons of great food from local vendors, and fun crafts from local artisans. Reserve a campsite in advance, and turn the festival into a weekend-long family vacation.
Ohio Sauerkraut Festival
Historic Main Street, Waynesville, OH 45068
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The annual Ohio Sauerkraut Festival is always one of the biggest events of the year in Waynesville, and this year's event will be no exception. The festival takes place on October 8-9, 2022, with booths, vendors, food, drink, and activities all along Historic Main Street in Waynesville. You can try sauerkraut prepared in nearly every way imaginable, including the famous sauerkraut pizza, which tastes much better than it sounds. In addition to providing fun activities for the community, this event serves as a major fundraiser for local non-profit organizations. It even raises money for scholarships given to local graduating high school seniors.
Ohio Renaissance Festival
10542 OH-73, Waynesville, OH 45068
Take thyself back to another era when you visit the Ohio Renaissance Festival, which will be open every weekend from September 3 through October 30, 2022. Experience a real-life recreation of a renaissance-era, 16th-century village filled with the sights, sounds, and flavors you've read about in the history books. The village will be filled with unique shops, live shows, fun activities for kids, delicious food, and games for all ages. There will be themed weekends throughout the event, like Fantasy Weekend, Pirates Weekend, Romance Weekend, and Tricks or Treats Weekend, so check the schedule to find the perfect weekend to visit the Ohio Renaissance Festival.
Cincinnati Coffee Festival
1241 Main St., Cincinnati, OH 45202
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Coffee lovers from around Ohio and beyond will meet up for the annual Cincinnati Coffee Festival on October 22-23, 2022. It's the largest coffee festival in the Midwest, with roasters, coffee shops, bakers, and chocolatiers coming together to create a weekend that your taste buds definitely won't want to miss. The event features delicious samples, live entertainment, coffee art, demos related to all things coffee, fun competitions, and plenty of surprises along the way. And this festival isn't just about coffee! Tea and chocolate lovers will also find plenty to enjoy at the Cincinnati Coffee Festival.
Fun Fall Festivities
No matter which corner of Ohio you call home, there are fun festivals to be enjoyed all year long. So, which festival will you fall in love with this year?
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