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Revision as of 07:27, 12 March 2015
Licking County is home to a great number of annual fairs and festivals that take place throughout the county. The most well known is the Hartford Fair, which took over as the Licking County fair when the fairgrounds were converted into Moundbuilders State Park.
Contents
Hartford Fair
Info
Licking County Fair
Info
Flint Festival
Info
Other Fairs and Festivals
June
- Strawberries on the Square-June
July
- Granville Irish Festival-Granville
- Jazz and Ribs Festival-Newark
August
- Pataskala Street Fair-August
- Summer Festival-Hopewell
September
- Black Hand Gorge Festival-Toboso
- Millersport Sweet Corn Festival-Millersport
- Swappers Day-Johnstown
- Thornville Backwoods Fest-Thornville
October
- Celtic Music and Potato Festival-Newark
- Happy Apple Days-Fredonia [1]
References
- ↑ Folder Fairs and Festivals, Local History Vertical File, Licking County Library, Newark, Ohio.
