Late Summer and Fall Cultural and Historical Events
Local History News | Posted by: Tedd Long | 08/20/2021
Are you looking for a fun historical or cultural activity for the whole family to enjoy this later summer and fall? You're in luck! The Maumee Valley Heritage Corridor Board met in August and Board members shared the following list of late summer and fall cultural and historical events:
- Saturday, August 21 (rain date 8-22)
Toledo Club Classic Car & Bike Show. 12-2 pm
235 14th Street, Toledo - Saturday, August 21 - 227th Anniversary of Fallen Timbers Battle – 1-4 pm
Reenactors, military displays, Army Band
Fallen Timbers Battlefield, 4949 Jerome Rd, Maumee, Ohio - Sunday August 22 - Living History Day & Drone Golf Ball Drop 2-3 pm
Wood County Museum 13660 County Home Rd, Bowling Green - Sunday, August 28 & 29 – Old-Timey Event -Living History Weekend
Reenactors, demonstrations, craftsmen, etc.
William’s Park – Gibsonburg
OldTimeyGburg.org - Sunday, August 29 -- Perrysburg Historic Bicycle Tour – 5 pm
Perrysburg Slow Rollers – starts at the Way Public Library parking lot and finishes at O-Deer Diner with a free ice cream cone.
Rain date Sept 5
Facebook: Perrysburg Area Historical Museum - Wednesday, Sept. 15 – Open House – Defiance Soil Water Conservation Dist.
Food, Kids Activities, Equipment Displays 3:00-7:00 pm
SWCD 06879 Evansport Rd, Suite C, Defiance, Ohio - Saturday & Sunday, September 17-19 - Flat Rock Creek Festival - Antique farm equipment, food, entertainment
Antique Truck Show @ John Paulding Historical Society – Sunday ONLY
Paulding County Fairgrounds, Paulding, Ohio
Flatrockcreekfestival.com - Sunday, September 18 & 19 – Johnny Appleseed Fest - 10am-5pm
Food, Crafts, Demonstrators, Entertainment, Encampment, etc
Johnny Appleseed Park/Archer Park – Fort Wayne, IN
johnnyappleseedfest.com - Saturday, Sept. 25 – Positively Perrysburg Fest – 9:30 am -3:00 pm
Arts, Crafts, Entertainment, Parade 10:00 am
Downtown Perrysburg - Saturday Sept. 25 - Roche de Boeuf Festival - 1:00-9:00pm
Entertainment, car show, kids area, fine arts
122 Farnsworth Rd, Waterville, Ohio
Facebook: Roche de Boeuf Festival - Sunday, September 25 & 26 – Woodland Indian Celebration Pow Wow
Gates open at 10:30 am both days. Adults $5, Seniors $3, Kids $2
Seven Eagles Historical Education Center, 16486 Wapakoneta Rd,
Grand Rapids, OH - Saturday October 2 - Heritage Farm Festival – 3:00pm – 7:00pm
Farming Demos, music, food from the farm
Sponsored by Wood County Park District
Held at Carter Historic Farm, 18331 Carter Road, Bowling Green - Sunday, October 10 – Applebutter Festival
Reenactors, crafts, live music, food
Downtown Grand Rapids, Ohio
















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