July
Classic, Late Model & Antique Car and Truck Cruise-In
in Fletcher | July 10
Poor Farmers Campground is hosting this free event starting at 6 p.m. at 7211 N. Lostcreek-Shelby Rd. Show off your classic, late model or antique car or truck. There is no entry fee. LEARN MORE
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Greenville Farm Power of the Past | July 10-12
The 27th annual Greenville Farm Power of the Past takes place at the Darke County Fairgrounds with antique tractors, steam engines, truck and tractor pulls, kids activities, horse events, swap meets, demonstrations, food vendors and live entertainment celebrating America’s agricultural heritage. Featured equipment for 2026 includes Allis-Chalmers and New Idea machinery. Daily admission is $5, with free admission for children 12 and under. LEARN MORE
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Jeep Wrangle at Poor Farmers Campground in Fletcher | July 11
Come see Jeeps of all makes and models flex their stuff. No entry fees. Food, music, games, and a variety of vendors. The fun starts at 4 p.m. (or you can book a campsite) at 7211 N. Lostcreek-Shelby Rd. For more information, call (937) 368-2449. LEARN MORE
Waynesville Street Faire | July 11
Stroll through historic downtown and discover local artisans, makers, vintage curators, and one-of-a-kind treasures lining Main Street. Enjoy live music and food truck favorites along the way. Families can take part in children’s activities hosted by the local arts council, making the Street Faire a day for all ages. Takes place from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Admission is free. LEARN MORE
Kickin’ Chicken WingFest at the Fraze in Kettering | July 11
Bold food, rockin’ music and lots of fun from 4-10 p.m. at Fraze Pavilion. Admission is free. LEARN MORE
America 250: Red, White & Blue Ice Cream Social
in Piqua | July 11
Enjoy free ice cream while learning about the Johnston family’s Revolutionary inheritance and the ideals passed down to the next generation. The event takes place from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Johnston Farm & Indian Agency.
Hunger Days Food Truck Rally: BBQ Festival in Fairborn | July 11
You can expect a car cruise in, live music, full lineup of BBQ trucks, craft vendors, and more from 3-9 p.m. at Hobson Freedom Park, 2910 Trebein Rd. Admission is free. LEARN MORE
Barnstorming Carnival in Springfield | July 11-12
Step back into the Golden Age of Aviation at the Springfield-Beckley Municipal Airport. The free family-friendly event features vintage aircraft displays, antique biplane rides, classic cars, kids activities, magic shows, model airplane demonstrations, food vendors and live entertainment celebrating 1920s and 1930s barnstorming culture. Gates open daily at 8 a.m. with pancake breakfasts both mornings. Admission is free. LEARN MORE
Defiance Jazz Festival | July 11
A cultural experience honoring two Pioneers of Jazz, Milt Buckner and “Wild Bill” Davison, both of whom called Defiance home. Takes place at Kingsbury Park. Admission is $10. LEARN MORE
Summer Moon Festival in Wapakoneta | July 14-19
Festival highlights include live music concerts, food trucks, a beer garden, the popular Moon Market with more than 60 vendors, astronaut and STEM activities, inflatable rides, family games, car and tractor shows, canoe and kayak races, cornhole and pickleball tournaments, fishing derbies, bed races, wiener dog races and the annual “Run to the Moon” 5K, 10K and fun run. Additional activities are expected to include museum lawn attractions, space exhibits, educational programs and special guest appearances tied to America’s space program. LEARN MORE
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The Montgomery County Fair in Dayton | July 14-19
Carnival rides, games and food, live music and nightly entertainment. LEARN MORE
​Brookville 3rd Thursday | July 16
Take a drive to Brookville to enjoy vendors, food trucks and family fun from 5-8 p.m. in the historic downtown. LEARN MORE
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Ohio Challenge Hot Air Balloon Festival
in Middletown | July 17-18
The Ohio Challenge returns at Smith Park and Middletown Regional Airport with more than 30 hot air balloons, balloon glows, skydiving shows, fireworks, drone and laser light shows, classic cars, carnival rides, food vendors and family entertainment. The festival also features tethered balloon rides, aircraft displays and live demonstrations throughout the weekend. Gates are generally open from late afternoon through the evening, with major nighttime events including balloon glows and fireworks after dark. LEARN MORE
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Vandalia Summer Splashtactular | July 17
The Vandalia Parks & Recreation Department and the Vandalia Fire Department are teaming up to provide a super-soaking good time. From epic water balloon battles and slippery slides to a full-on foam party, this free event is a tidal wave of excitement. Come dressed to get wet, Takes place from 11:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Vandalia Sports Complex. LEARN MORE
IslandFest at Kelleys Island | July 17-19
A parade, fireworks, live music, vendors, food, games and more all weekend long. LEARN MORE
Jeep Rally in Greenville | July 18
This event takes place from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. in Greenville. LEARN MORE
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America 250 Covington | July 18
This free family event will include a Touch-a-Truck event with big trucks, emergency vehicles, and heavy equipment up close. Takes place from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the library, 102 E. Spring St. There will also be historical presentations, music and food. LEARN MORE
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Jeep vs Bronco on the Range in Troy | July 18
This showdown cruise-in includes music, vendors, prizes and more and takes place from 4-9:30 p.m. at Long Shots Driving Range, 2315 S. CR25-A.
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Waynesville Car Show | July 19
The historic streets of downtown Waynesville will be lined with vintage rides from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Entry is $20 while the public is free. LEARN MORE
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Brookville Community Picnic | July 23-25
The 75th annual Brookville Community Picnic returns at Golden Gate Park with three days of hometown tradition featuring live music, food vendors, rides, games, tractor and steam engine displays, craft booths, contests and fireworks. The festival includes family entertainment, community performances, and special anniversary programming celebrating the long-running local tradition hosted by the Brookville Area Chamber of Commerce. Hours vary by day, with evening entertainment and activities running late into the night. LEARN MORE
Annie Oakley Festival in Greenville | July 24-26
A family-friendly festival featuring live entertainment including western arts, cowboy mounted shooting, musical performances and much more, plus food trucks and craft vendors. Takes place from noon to 8 p.m. Friday; 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. Saturday; and 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sunday. Learn more at annieoakleyfestival.org.
Dayton Celtic Festival | July 24-26
Discover the sights and sounds of Ireland, Scotland, and Wales at Dayton’s original United Irish of Dayton Celtic Festival at RiverScape MetroPark. Featuring three stages of international, national, and regional artists providing continuous live musical and dance entertainment with covered seating. Come celebrate our Irish and Celtic culture, food, beverages, Beer Garden, merchandise, clothing, Gaelic Mass, and more! LEARN MORE
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Mac and Cheese Festival in Dayton | July 24
20+ food trucks serving Mac and Cheese and much more from 5-10 p.m. at The Brightside, 905 E. 3rd St. Admission is free. LEARN MORE
The Gathering at Garst in Greenville | July 25-26
This one-of-a-kind festival brings the past to life with thrilling historical reenactments, including booming cannons and immersive encampments, alongside modern delights that celebrate the heart and soul of the Midwest. Browse an incredible array of juried vendors showcasing the finest creations from talented artists, makers, and growers. Indulge in mouthwatering food, savor local craft beers, and enjoy lively musical performances that will keep your spirits high all weekend long. Takes place from 10 a.m. to 8 pm. Saturday and 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sunday at the Garst Museum. LEARN MORE
Hocking Hills Alien Festival | July 25
A one-day immersive “cosmic” gathering set among the cliffs and forests of Hocking Hills (at the fairgrounds), blending music, art, wellness and playful sci-fi imagination. The festival features live “spaced out” music, an alien dance party, costume contest, galactic healing grove, intergalactic art village and cosmic food trucks, all designed as a celebration of curiosity, consciousness and community under the stars. Admission is charged. LEARN MORE
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Celina Lake Festival | July 24-26
Takes place in downtown Celina along Lake Shore Drive and the shores of Grand Lake St. Marys and features a fireworks kickoff Friday night, live entertainment, carnival rides, a major craft and vendor show, cruise-in and classic car displays, parade, kids’ games, sidewalk sales, fishing derby, tractor pull, volleyball tournament, pageant events and the popular Amphicar “swim-in” tradition. LEARN MORE​
Party at the Beach at Indian Lake | July 25
Head out to Old Field Beach from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. to enjoy food trucks and live music from: RockHouse, Fritz & Dr. Ike and Crossfire Creek. Get your tickets and learn more HERE.
West Liberty’s Annual Ice Cream Social | July 25
Takes place from 4-7 p.m. on Saturday at West Liberty United Methodist Church, 202 W. Newell St. There will be plenty of food, live music and fellowship outside in the back of the church building under tents. Everyone is welcome to attend. The menu includes noodles, sandwiches, desserts & always homemade ice cream! LEARN MORE
Zoar Antiques & Artisans Show in Zoar | July 25-26
Takes place from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. at Zoar Village. LEARN MORE
Shelby County Fair in Sidney | July 26-Aug. 1
Featuring livestock shows, 4-H exhibits, amusement rides, demolition derbies, tractor pulls and daily entertainment. LEARN MORE
KidzFest in Kettering | July 26
Come to Lincoln Park from 1-5 p.m. to conquer the “Ninja Warrior Obstacle Course.” The course features professional-grade ninja challenges for participants of all ages and fitness levels. There will also be food trucks and concessions. Admission and activities are free. LEARN MORE
August
Down the River – Down a Beer in Piqua | Aug. 1
The 13th Annual Fundraiser where the proceeds go toward clean-up of the Great Miami River and riverbank as well as grants for waterway stewardship and education will take place from 5:30-9 p.m. at Lock 9 Park. There will be 100 craft beers, river activities and a raffle. Visit www.downariverdownabeer.com for details.
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Small Farm & Food Fest in Huber Heights | Aug. 1
This festival at Carriage Hill Farm offers a mix of modern-day and historical farming, gardening, homesteading and food preparation information and educational talks, plus food trucks, demonstrations and more. Admission is free and it takes place from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. LEARN MORE
4th Annual Jeff Madewell Music Fest in Ludlow Falls | Aug. 1
The music festival brings together the area’s finest musicians to honor the memory of legendary guitarist/singer/songwriter/humanitarian Jeff Madewell. Admission is $5 and primitive camping is $10. Proceeds benefit the Jeff Madewell Memorial Fund at Milton-Union High School to help a musically gifted student. Food trucks will be on site. Takes place at the Mountain Top VFW from 3-10 p.m. LEARN MORE
Hunger Days Food Truck Rally: Blueberry Festival
in Fairborn | Aug. 1
There will be tons of blueberry (and other) food, plus vendors, a blueberry donut eating contest and best dressed blueberry contest, free inflatables for kids, a live DJ and more. Takes place from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Hobson Freedom Park, 2910 Trebein Rd. Admission is free. LEARN MORE
Rock the Lake at Indian Lake | Aug. 1
Rock the Lake is back for its 12th year in a row at Old Field Beach on the beautiful and scenic Indian Lake. This year’s event features the music of Megan Woods, worship with Jon Reddick, and headliner Tauren Wells. The event also includes a wide variety of food vendors, merchandise vendors, local organizations, and a Kids Zone. Admission is free. LEARN MORE
Defiance Hot Air Balloon Festival
at the Defiance County Airport | Aug. 1
The Defiance Hot Air Balloon Festival returns, filling the skies over Defiance with colorful balloon launches in the morning and evening, plus an evening balloon glow finale. This family-friendly event also includes live music, kids’ activities, inflatables, Touch-A-Truck and Touch-A-Tractor displays, a petting zoo, pony rides, food vendors and a marketplace. LEARN MORE
Champaign County Fair in Urbana | Aug. 2-9
A traditional fair with tractor and truck pulls, amusement rides and games, a demolition derby, harness racing and more. LEARN MORE
Auglaize County Fair in Wapakoneta | Aug. 2-8
A fun rural fair, including a concert by Craig Morgan. LEARN MORE
Rock ‘N’ Green Tomato Festival in Miamisburg | Aug. 7-8
Taking place at Riverfront Park in downtown Miamisburg, this festival blends live music, food, community contests and fireworks into a two-day summer celebration. Highlights include free kids’ activities, inflatables, a petting zoo, face painting, live rock bands, cornhole tournament, salsa showdown, hula hoop contest, food and retail vendors, and signature fried green tomato dishes. Evening entertainment culminates with live headline music and the Riverblast fireworks show over the Great Miami River. Hours run Friday from about 4:30-10:30 p.m. and Saturday from 10 a.m. to around 10 p.m., with activities scheduled throughout both days. LEARN MORE
Springfield Jazz & Blues Festival | Aug. 7-8
Takes place in downtown Springfield and features two days of live jazz and blues on multiple walkable stages, local food vendors, craft beer from Mother Stewart’s Brewing, and late-night jam sessions. LEARN MORE
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Englewood Festival in Centennial Park | Aug. 8-9
Features an arts and craft show with regional vendors, live music and entertainment, a parade, 5K race, food and drink vendors, and a Sunday car show. LEARN MORE​
Art on the Lawn in Yellow Springs | Aug. 8
This free outdoor arts & crafts show features over 80 artisans and fine artists showcasing glass, painting, pottery, photography, woodworking, fiber arts, jewelry, mixed media, and more. It takes place from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. at Mills Lawn Elementary, 200 S. Walnut St. Free admission. LEARN MORE
Waynesville Street Faire | Aug. 8
Stroll through historic downtown and discover local artisans, makers, vintage curators, and one-of-a-kind treasures lining Main Street. Enjoy live music and food truck favorites along the way. Families can take part in children’s activities hosted by the local arts council, making the Street Faire a day for all ages. Takes place from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Admission is free. LEARN MORE
BaconFest in Kettering | Aug. 8
This festival will allow you to sample local restaurants and food trucks as they showcase all of the many ways you can “baconate” your meal from 4-10 p.m. at Fraze Pavilion. Admission is free. LEARN MORE
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Art on the Commons in Kettering | Aug. 9
Back for its 38th year, the Art on the Commons Fine Arts and Crafts Festival features approximately one hundred artists from around the country, plus food, music and more from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. at Lincoln Park. Admission is free. LEARN MORE
D-Day Conneaut in Conneaut | Aug. 13-15
D-Day Ohio returns at Conneaut Township Park on the Lake Erie shoreline, presenting one of the nation’s largest WWII living history reenactments. The free public event transforms the beach into a recreation of the Normandy invasion with hundreds of reenactors, WWII vehicles, amphibious landings, airborne demonstrations and battle scenarios honoring June 6, 1944. Visitors can explore themed encampments, military displays, period vehicles, historical exhibits and living history presentations throughout the park. Scheduled highlights typically include large-scale battle reenactments, paratrooper drops, skirmishes, and evening demonstrations, with activities running most days from morning into the evening. The event is held along the 250-yard beach and surrounding park grounds, designed to closely resemble the terrain of Omaha Beach, with shuttle access, food vendors and designated viewing areas for spectators. LEARN MORE
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Mercer County Fair | Aug. 13-19
The 174th annual fair, including concerts by Forever Seger and Jake Owen. LEARN MORE
St. Marys SummerFest in St. Marys | Aug. 13-16
One of western Ohio’s signature community festivals returns, filling downtown St. Marys with four days of family fun, live entertainment, food, vendors and hometown traditions. Festival highlights include a full midway, craft and vendor show, live music on multiple stages, sidewalk sales, library book sale, kids’ games, diaper derby, kiddie tractor pull, cornhole and pickleball tournaments, soccer shootout, parade, cruise-in car show and community contests. LEARN MORE
Miami County Fair in Troy | Aug. 14-20
Midway rides, games, live music, special events and much more. LEARN MORE
Germanfest Picnic in Dayton | Aug. 14-16
Takes place at the Dayton Liederkranz Turner grounds in historic St. Anne’s Hill and celebrates German heritage with three days of food, music and community tradition Highlights include authentic German cuisine such as schnitzel dinners, bratwurst and homemade desserts, multiple biergartens featuring German and craft beers, live polka and party bands, cultural displays, a fashion show, genealogy exhibits, kids’ activities, car shows (including an all-German show Sunday), and traditional events like the Polka Mass and keg tapping. Hours are Friday 5-11 p.m., Saturday 11 a.m. to 11 p.m., and Sunday 11 a.m. to 4 p.m., with continuous entertainment and food service throughout the weekend. LEARN MORE
Hocking Hills Bigfoot Festival
at the Vinton County Fairgrounds | Aug. 14-15
A two-day celebration of Bigfoot lore, cryptid culture and Appalachian outdoor fun near the Hocking Hills region. The free, family-friendly festival features Bigfoot-themed vendors, live music, guest speakers, food trucks, crafts, interactive activities and “Squatch”-style contests and entertainment. Festival highlights include howling contests, scavenger hunts, live presentations, artisan booths, children’s activities, and evening entertainment with fireworks and music in a festival atmosphere spread across the fairgrounds. LEARN MORE
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Taco Fest in Dayton | Aug. 14
20+ food trucks serving Mac and Cheese and much more from 5-10 p.m. at The Brightside, 905 E. 3rd St. Admission is free. LEARN MORE
Columbus Food Truck Festival in Hilliard | Aug. 14-15
Takes place at the Franklin County Fairgrounds, bringing one of Central Ohio’s largest food-focused events with more than 50 gourmet food trucks, live music, artisan vendors, and family activities. Festival highlights include a wide range of food options from across the Midwest, a dedicated kids’ zone, craft and retail booths, beer and beverage stations, and continuous live entertainment on the main stage. Evening hours feature headline music performances and a high-energy festival atmosphere with large crowds and community celebration. Hours run Friday from 4-10 p.m. and Saturday from 11 a.m. to 10 p.m., with admission required for entry and food purchased separately from vendors. LEARN MORE
Rockin’ River Duck Drop in Piqua | Aug. 15
Thousands of numbered rubber ducks make their way down the Miami River. Will your duck be the winner of a $1000 grand prize? Bring your “ducked” out Jeep to the cruise-in for a chance to win one of our unique trophies and prizes. After the ducks have been collected and the Jeeps have been judged, grab a seat on the Lock 9 lawn to enjoy a hometown concert. Ducks can be purchased at Mainstreet Piqua, 326 N. Main Street or visit www.mainstreetpiqua.com. Ducks are $5 each or 6 for $25. The event is from 6-9 p.m.
Rock the Hill in West Milton | Aug. 15
This free concert takes place from 5-10 p.m. at Community Park. This year’s featured musician is Chad Cremmons. There will be a beer and wine tent, food trucks and children’s activities. LEARN MORE
Dayton African American Cultural Festival
in Dayton | Aug. 15-16
This family-friendly celebration at Island MetroPark takes place from noon to 8 p.m. Saturday and noon to 6 p.m. Sunday and features three dynamic stages filled with music, culture, and unforgettable performances. Enjoy live R&B, Gospel, and Jazz at the Band Shell, explore cultural and educational showcases at the African Village, and vibe with exciting acts on the Millennial Stage. With food and merchandise vendors throughout the park. Admission is free. LEARN MORE
Fairborn Sweet Corn Festival in Fairborn | Aug. 15-16
The Fairborn Sweet Corn Festival returns to Community Park, offering more than 100 arts and crafts vendors, food booths highlighted by steamed sweet corn and other fair favorites, live entertainment, and a full lineup of family activities. Festival highlights include pony rides, train rides, children’s games, a corn-eating contest between Fairborn and Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, live music in the festival pavilion, community booths, and a pioneer village demonstration area with historic crafts. Hours run Saturday from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. and Sunday from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m., with free admission, free parking and continuous activities throughout both days. LEARN MORE
Taco and Nacho Fest in Miamisburg | Aug. 15
More than a dozen vendors offering tacos and nachos of all kinds, plus craft vendors, a Beer Garden and live music by Velvet Crush and Party Punch. Takes place from 3-10 p.m. at Austin Landing. LEARN MORE
Fall Open House in Waynesville | Aug. 15
As Main Street begins to hint at the season ahead, you’ll find shop windows filled with cozy autumn displays and new merchandise at local shops. Enjoy a Scarecrow Stroll, where participating shops will showcase their own creative scarecrows. Takes place from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. LEARN MORE
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Summer Gazebo Party in Fort Loramie | Aug. 16
Come to Canal Park from 2-8 p.m. to enjoy live music by Isaac Buschur & The Lost C, a beer garden and family fun zone and more. Free admission. LEARN MORE
Donut Jam in Troy | Aug. 21
An evening of music, drinks and fun to celebrate the Tour De Donut Bicycle Challenge taking place in Troy. LEARN MORE
The Great Darke County Fair in Greenville | Aug. 21-29
A huge midway with rides, games and food, live entertainment and activities and so much more from 7 a.m. to midnight daily! Learn more at darkecountyfair.com.
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Charity Car Show at Johnston Farm & Indian Agency
in Piqua | Aug. 22
This charity car show is free to the public and will take place from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Johnston Farm. Browse antique cars and trucks and enjoy the historic site at the farm. The rain date will be Aug. 29.
Dayton Porchfest | Aug. 22
Dayton Porchfest transforms the historic St. Anne’s Hill neighborhood into an open-air music festival where porches, yards and sidewalks become stages for dozens of local acts. The free, walkable event features live performances spanning funk, blues, jazz, folk, indie rock, country and more, along with food vendors, a beer garden and a family-friendly neighborhood atmosphere. Festival activities run from about 12:15 p.m. to 6:45 p.m., with an opening drum corps kickoff. LEARN MORE​
Clifton Gorge Music & Arts Festival in Clifton | Aug. 28-29
This event will feature back-to-back live music, displays of arts and crafts, as well as vendors for shopping and eating, activities for the kids, plus a beer tent. Hours are 4-11 p.m. Friday and 10 a.m. to 11 p.m. Saturday. On Friday there will be a Cruise-In from 4-8 p.m. There is no admission charge. LEARN MORE
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Lebanese Festival in Dayton | Aug 28-30
The annual Lebanese Festival takes place at St. Ignatius of Antioch Maronite Catholic Church and features three days of authentic Middle Eastern food, live music, cultural dancing and family-friendly activities. Food includes homemade Lebanese cuisine such as kibbeh, shawarma, falafel and pastries, along with traditional music and dabke dancing. LEARN MORE
Tipp City Trans Am Cruise In | Aug. 29
Firebirds, Formulas, Firehawks, Trans Ams and GTAs will line the streets of historic downtown Tipp City from 5-9 p.m. A live DJ will provide entertainment and local businesses will have special offers.
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Russia Homecoming | Sept. 4-6
A small town festival with carnival rides, games and food, plus live entertainment and more at St. Remy Hall. LEARN MORE
West Liberty Labor Day Festival | Sept. 4-7
Vendors, food trucks, antique equipment, a parade and much more in the historic downtown.
Fort Rowdy Gathering in Covington | Sept. 5-7
A depiction of a bustling frontier trading village from the late 1700s and early 1800s comes to life each year at Covington Community Park during the annual “Gathering” event. Falling leaves, open-fire cooking and a variety of homemade foods, arts and crafts create a weekend atmosphere designed to reflect early American frontier life. Authentic demonstrations, contests, games and entertainment are featured throughout the two-day event, offering activities for all ages. Visitors can also cross a 208-foot portable footbridge spanning the Stillwater River to reach Mountain Man encampments that recreate the lifestyle and traditions of a bygone era. LEARN MORE
Tippapalooza in Tipp City | Sept. 5
Tippapalooza is an annual music festival celebrating local music and benefiting charities in and around Tipp City. It takes place in the historic downtown from 5-11 p.m. LEARN MORE
Rolling 50s Car Show in Greenville | Sept. 5
Features more than 450 classic cars, a live DJ, food trucks, 50/50 drawing and more and takes place from 2-8 p.m. in downtown Greenville. LEARN MORE
Ohio Fish & Shrimp Festival in Urbana | Sept. 5, 12, 19
Get your fill of mouth-watering seafood selections while enjoying a live music stage, multiple vendors and activities for the whole family. Explore live displays of fish, frogs, turtles and other native critters. Swing by the fish farm market for a taste of gourmet smoked trout products. Participate in the Trout Feeding Frenzy, sand castle play zone and our famous sturgeon pool, where you can pet Ohio’s largest native fish. Battle to win the Shrimp Peeling & Eating Contest, take home a souvenir t-shirt and enjoy the country atmosphere at the farm! Freshly harvested shrimp will be for sale beginning Saturday morning (until sold out). For more information, visit: fwfarms.com/festival. Takes place from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. each Saturday.
Fair at New Boston in Springfield | Sept. 5-6
The Fair at New Boston takes place at George Rogers Clark Park, transforming the grounds into an immersive 18th-century market fair set in Ohio’s frontier era (1790–1810). The living history event features costumed reenactors, frontier artisans, Native American village demonstrations, militia encampments with cannon firings, period music and dancing, historical speakers, and strolling entertainers. Visitors can explore working craft booths, open-fire food preparations, tavern-style gathering areas, and interactive educational demonstrations throughout the village-style fairgrounds. LEARN MORE
Hunger Days Food Truck Rally: Cotton Candy Festival
in Fairborn | Sept. 5
There will be more cotton candy makers, a petting zoo, food trucks, vendors, live music, inflatable games, a game truck, and so much more from noon to 8 p.m. at Hobson Freedom Park. Admission is free.