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Sandusky is a dynamic city on Lake Erie, famous for Cedar Point amusement park and its roller coasters it also was names The Best Costal Town in America by USA. With it's picturesque downtown waterfront parks, dining and events it's a perfect destination for activities and family fun.
A fantastic resource of things to do and events in not only Sandusky, but also the surrounding cities and towns along the Lake Erie Shore. Explore this site for up to date information on the best of what's happening in the area!
Held annually in early June, Ohio Bike Week is one of the largest motorcycle rallies in the Midwest. It features a downtown block party with stellar concerts, bike shows, vendors, and charity rides, drawing motorcycle enthusiasts and music lovers from across the country.
The City of Sandusky's Party at the Pier Summer Concert Series on the Jackson Street Pier. Bring our lawn chair and enjoy fantastic line ups of music all summer long. Click to view schedule.
Join us in July for an invigorating ferry swim start as you leap into Lake Erie for a 1.2-mile swim, a fast-flat 56-mile bike through rural farmland roads, and a 13.1-mile run through historic downtown Sandusky – all while surrounded by spectators in this exciting coastal destination.
October Witches’ Walk was originally concocted in 2011 by a group of local businesswomen. An idea to dress up as witches and bring business to the downtown area on an otherwise hum-drum Wednesday night was the original potion! In 2014 it became a charity event that has raised thousands of dollars for local organizations
In addition to HalloWeekends, Cedar Point also hosts a separate Halloween-themed event within the park, featuring haunted houses, scare zones, and spooky attractions. During the day there are many not-so-spooky events for kids. It's a popular choice for thrill-seekers looking for a frightful good time.
Every few years, Sandusky hosts the Festival of Sail, featuring tall ships from around the world. This maritime event includes dockside tours, sailing excursions, live entertainment, and educational exhibits about nautical history and seafaring traditions.
September is for Dragons! Afraid of Dragons? Come down to watch and eat bacon.
Feeling adventurous? Race a 40-foot Dragon Boat with your team of 20 paddlers, a drummer, & a steer person. Corporate, Community, Club, Friends & Family Teams all welcome… no experience necessary.
The annual Stars & Stripes celebration on July 4 is located in Washington Park, Downtown Sandusky. The free event occurs from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. and includes vendors, food trucks, performances and more. In the evening view Cedar Points Fireworks from the Jackson Street Pier.
Huron is a scenic city on Lake Erie, blending natural beauty with small-town charm. It features historic downtown shops, eateries, and a marina, ideal for boating and fishing. Annual events like the Huron River Fest celebrate its maritime culture, making it a welcoming destination for lakeside living.
Held in July, the Huron River Fest celebrates the city's riverfront location with live music, carnival rides, a parade, boat races, and fireworks. It's a family-friendly event that draws both locals and visitors.
This event in August features a juried art show showcasing works from local and regional artists, accompanied by a variety of food trucks offering diverse cuisines. It's a vibrant cultural event in Huron.dd a description about this item
Nickel Plate Beach is a popular destination along the shores of Lake Erie, known for its sandy shoreline and scenic views. The swimming beach offers a wide expanse of sand, ideal for sunbathing, picnicking, and playing beach games.
Vermilion is a picturesque lakeside city with Victorian architecture, art galleries, and waterfront dining. It's known for its vibrant downtown, boating culture, and events like the Festival of the Fish and Main Street Beach Kite Festival, offering a perfect blend of history and recreation.
Held in September, this unique event features the Woollybear caterpillar as a weather prognosticator, along with a parade, live music, food vendors, and family-friendly activities. It's a beloved tradition in Vermilion.
Another summer highlight, this festival in June includes activities such as a lighted boat parade, sand castle building contest, carnival rides, fireworks, and a grand parade. It's a celebration of Vermilion's waterfront and community spirit.
The 2024 Market in the Park is back Saturdays, July 6 through August 31 in Victory Park from 10AM to 2PM. Every week features new vendors and new products to keep you coming back all summer. Within easy walking distance are plenty of shops and restaurants to enjoy.
Located in Vermilion, Paper Moon Vineyards offers a cozy and inviting atmosphere with a tasting room that overlooks the vineyards. They specialize in a variety of wines including whites, reds, and sweet dessert wines. Visitors can enjoy tastings, tours, and often live music events
This family-owned vineyard in Vermilion produces a selection of handcrafted wines made from locally grown grapes. They offer tastings in a relaxed setting with picturesque views of the vineyard. Their wines range from dry to sweet, catering to various preferences.
This summer event offers self-guided tours of private gardens throughout Vermilion, showcasing a variety of landscaping styles and plantings. It's an opportunity for garden enthusiasts to gather inspiration and enjoy the beauty of local gardens.
Port Clinton is a charming waterfront city on Lake Erie's southern shore, celebrated as the "Walleye Capital of the World." It offers a vibrant downtown with shops, restaurants, and marinas. Known for its fishing heritage and proximity to Lake Erie Islands, it's a hub for recreation and seasonal events like the Walleye Festival.
Held over Memorial Day weekend in Port Clinton, the Walleye Festival celebrates the region's fishing heritage with live entertainment, carnival rides, a parade, and delicious walleye dinners. It's a longstanding tradition that draws locals and visitors alike.
This summer event showcases works of art from local and regional artists, including paintings, sculptures, jewelry, and more. It offers an opportunity to appreciate and purchase unique pieces while enjoying live music and food vendors.
Hosted by the Port Clinton Lighthouse Conservancy, this festival in September celebrates the historic lighthouse with tours, educational exhibits, live music, and family-friendly activities. It's a chance to learn about maritime history and enjoy scenic views of Lake Erie.
Similar to New York City's Times Square ball drop, Port Clinton rings in the New Year with a giant fiberglass walleye dropping from the sky. The event includes live music, food vendors, and a festive atmosphere.
The CIC Boat Show is held in early summer & open to the public. It's a popular event for boat enthusiasts and potential buyers to explore various vessels, from luxury yachts to fishing boats, often featuring new models and special offers from local dealers and manufacturers. The show also includes demonstrations, seminars on boating topics, and opportunities to connect with industry professionals.
nestled in Lake Erie, is a serene getaway known for its natural beauty and relaxed vibe. Accessible by ferry, the island offers beaches, hiking trails, and historic sites like Glacial Grooves State Memorial. Visitors enjoy outdoor activities, quaint shops, waterfront dining, and annual events.
Held in July, this event brings together current residents, former residents, and visitors for a weekend of festivities including live music, food vendors, games, and a parade. It's a celebration of community and island heritage.
Held in July, Islandfest is a family-friendly event featuring live entertainment, arts and crafts vendors, a parade, fireworks, and activities for children. It's a festive way to bid farewell to summer.
The Greasy Pole Contest at Dockers Waterfront Restaurant & Bar on Kelleys Island is a unique and entertaining event held annually in June. Participants compete to walk across a greased pole extended over Lake Erie from a platform at Dockers. The objective is to reach the flag at end of the pole, The contest is known for its jovial atmosphere and the challenges posed by the slippery pole, which often results in participants falling into the water.
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