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SUMMARY:Hocking Hills Artists and Craftsmen Association Fall Show
DESCRIPTION:The Hocking Hills Artists & Craftsmen 52nd Annual Fall Show is an autumn tradition in Logan\, Ohio\, showcasing the work of local and regional artisans. Hosted by the Hocking Hills Artists and Craftsmen Association\, the two-day event features juried fine arts and handcrafted goods\, including paintings\, pottery\, jewelry\, woodworking\, textiles\, photography\, and more. Held at the Hocking Hills State Park Lodge\, the show offers free admission and parking\, making it a popular stop for visitors exploring the area’s spectacular fall foliage. Guests can browse unique\, one-of-a-kind creations\, meet the artists\, and find distinctive holiday gifts while supporting local craftsmanship and the arts community.
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LOCATION:Hocking Hills State Park Lodge\, 20020 OH-664\, Logan\, OH\, 43138\, United States
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SUMMARY:Jack Pine Presents: Glass Pumpkin Fest
DESCRIPTION:Celebrate the arrival of fall at Jack Pine Presents: Glass Pumpkin Fest\, a one-of-a-kind event that showcases the artistry of hand-blown glass pumpkins. Held at Jack Pine Studio in the heart of Hocking Hills\, the festival features local artists\, live glassblowing demonstrations\, pumpkin carving\, live music\, food vendors\, and hands-on DIY activities in a scenic outdoor setting. It’s a great opportunity to watch skilled artisans at work\, shop for unique handcrafted pieces\, and experience one of Hocking Hills’ signature fall events. Guests who purchase an event pass online also receive a $5 discount toward a glass pumpkin purchase. $10 per vehicle to park. No RSVP needed.
URL:https://innatcedarfalls.com/event/jack-pine-presents-glass-pumpkin-fest/
LOCATION:Jack Pine Studio\, 21397 OH-180\, Laurelville\, OH\, 43135\, United States
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SUMMARY:Hocking County Fair
DESCRIPTION:The Hocking County Fair is one of Logan’s longest-running annual traditions\, bringing together agriculture\, family fun\, and hometown entertainment for a full week each September. Spend the day exploring livestock shows\, carnival rides\, games\, local exhibits\, and food vendors before catching crowd favorites like the demolition derby\, tractor and truck pulls\, motocross\, mud bogs\, and Tough Truck competitions. With activities for all ages and a schedule packed with entertainment\, it’s a great way to experience the local community during your visit to Hocking Hills.
URL:https://innatcedarfalls.com/event/hocking-county-fair/
LOCATION:Hocking County Fairgrounds\, 100 North Homer Ave\, Logan\, OH\, 43138\, United States
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SUMMARY:Hocking Hills Medieval Fest
DESCRIPTION:Step into a world of knights\, Vikings\, merchants\, and medieval adventure at the Hocking Hills Medieval Fest. Held at the Hocking County Fairgrounds\, this family-friendly event brings history and fantasy together with armored combat demonstrations\, Viking folk music\, medieval-themed entertainment\, artisan vendors\, and plenty of opportunities to dress the part. Whether you come in full costume or simply want to enjoy the atmosphere\, it’s a fun weekend for anyone who loves history\, fantasy\, or Renaissance-style festivals.
URL:https://innatcedarfalls.com/event/hocking-hills-medieval-fest/
LOCATION:Hocking County Fairgrounds\, 100 North Homer Ave\, Logan\, OH\, 43138\, United States
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SUMMARY:2nd Annual Fireworks on the Fairway
DESCRIPTION:Celebrate America’s 250th Birthday at the second annual Fireworks on the Fairway\, a day packed with summer fun\, live entertainment\, and a dazzling fireworks finale against the backdrop of the Hocking Hills Golf Club. \nFood & Drink All Day Long\nGrab your food and drink tickets and enjoy delicious eats and refreshing beverages while you celebrate all day. Cookout-style food will be offered right by The Grille starting at 4 pm. \nGolf\nEnjoy a round of golf before the fireworks! \n\n18 holes available for play before 11:30 am\nBack 9 open after 11 am\n\nLive Music on the Patio\nKick back and enjoy a live performance by Connor Stimmel. The patio is the perfect spot to relax\, unwind\, and take in the views before the show begins. \nFireworks Show at Dark\nAs night falls\, get ready for a spectacular fireworks display that will light up the fairways and the Hocking Hills sky! Bring blankets\, lawn chairs\, and enjoy the show with friends and family! \nStay Close to the Fun\nTurn your A250 Celebration into a long weekend to remember! Book one of our cozy vacation rentals to stay just steps from the action. Whether you’re planning a romantic escape or a family getaway\, staying with the Inn and Spa at Cedar Falls puts you right in the middle of the celebration.
URL:https://innatcedarfalls.com/event/fireworks-on-the-fairway/
LOCATION:Hocking Hills Golf Club\, 14405 Country Club Lane\, Logan\, Ohio\, 43138
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SUMMARY:Lilyfest in the Hocking Hills
DESCRIPTION:There are so many things we love about living in Ohio\, from the beauty of the 4 seasons (sometimes experienced in just one day!) to the friendliness and warmth of our Hocking Hills neighbors\, we just can’t imagine why anyone would want to live anywhere else and we can certainly understand why our Logan\, Ohio hometown is a popular vacation destination. If your summer journey brings you to the doorstep of one of our Inn & Spa at Cedar Falls vacation sanctuaries\, it just may be our lush and verdant landscape that makes you fall in love\, offering rolling hills and meadows\, mature trees that provide the perfect canopy for an impromptu picnic\, and colorful flowers that seem to defy logic at how easily they bloom and grow and Lilyfest in the Hocking Hills\, held every July\, offers a celebration of art\, color\, and the natural beauty of our Ohio home. \nThe History of Lilyfest in the Hocking Hills\n\nLilyfest evolved from a tragedy that occurred to two talented artists (and landowners) back in the 80s when a storm cut through their 40 acre property\, felling over 500 trees\, but instead of being sad about the demise of all those trees\, the owners took it as an opportunity to create a garden paradise\, creating flower and water gardens that were the awe of everyone who happened upon them. Once finished\, a festival that celebrated art\, beauty\, and their little section of paradise seemed to be the only logical next step\, and in 1992\, Lilyfest was born. Today\, the festival has evolved from a simple art show with only 6 artists showing off their works\, to a mainstream event\, complete with live music\, 60 artists\, and master gardeners who are there to answer any garden question you may have. \nThe Most Naturally Beautiful Festival\n\nAppealing to three of the major senses\, sight\, sound\, and smell\, Lilyfest will awaken your inner gardener as you stroll through 3 acres of gardens\, encouraging you to take chances in your own garden at home\, and will offer a sense of serenity that isn’t common at most festivals. Combining the beauty of mother nature\, the talent of some of Hocking Hills most prolific artists\, the music will have you humming along as you admire a sculpture that would serve as a perfect souvenir from your once in a lifetime Ohio getaway. We’re sure that after over 25 years\, they will have come up with a way to get your piece transported back to your hometown\, but if not the Artist’s Market will feature many smaller treasures that will fit perfectly in your luggage. This year’s selection of art will include\, stained glass\, jewelry\, watercolors\, and a mouthwatering selection of culinary arts\, including jams\, chocolates\, and baked goods all of which can be immediately enjoyed in your Inn & Spa at Cedar Falls stunning retreat. \nCome for the Art\n\nCome for the art and stay for the comforts found in our Ohio havens of peace and comfort; reserve your favorite vacation rental today! \n 
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LOCATION:Bishop Educational Gardens\, 13200 Little Cola Rd\, Rockbridge\, OH\, 43149\, United States
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SUMMARY:Logan Washboard Arts & Music Festival
DESCRIPTION:The History of The Washboard Festival\nEvery year the downtown streets of Logan\, Ohio come alive with the celebration of the washboard\, as a musical instrument. Logan is the home of the Columbus Washboard Company\, the only remaining washboard manufacturing company in the U.S. It all began in rural America around mid-1800’s\, where music was a center- piece of family entertainment\, but money was scarce. So\, the washboard\, an empty jug\, along with a stick and string attached to metal tub turned upside down\, became the backwoods answer to Saturday Night at Carnegie Hall. Modified to form a “vest” that hangs from the shoulders\, that same raspy sound of energy also became the source of rhythm for Cajun music throughout the Bayou. Welcome to Logan\, heart of the beautiful Hocking Hills and enjoy Ohio’s Most Unique Music Festival! \nWashboard Parade & Factory Tour\nCelebrate with a quirky and joyful washboard parade\, complete with costumed characters and music. Get to know the distinctive history of the washboard and be sure to tour the actual washboard factory right here in Logan\, Ohio for a look behind-the-scenes at this iconic local industry. \nLocal Art & Food\nThe Art Center is dedicated to showcasing the talents of artists from all over the country. Find live stone carving demonstrations\, painting\, photography\, and more! Take home a unique piece to add to your own collection at the live art auction on Saturday afternoon. Enjoy the craft vendors and delicious food from any of the many food trucks and tents\, all while enjoying live music from one of the three stages. \nMake a Weekend of It\nLogan is your gateway to the Hocking Hills. Extend your visit with a stay in one of our cabins or lodges. Explore caves\, waterfalls\, and scenic hiking trails before or after the Logan Washboard Arts & Music Festival activities!
URL:https://innatcedarfalls.com/event/logan-washboard-arts-music-festival/
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SUMMARY:The Annual Winter Hike
DESCRIPTION:Annual Winter Hike Event Details:\n\n\nDate & Time: January 18\, 2025\nLocation: Hocking Hills State Park\nTime: Staring at 9 a.m.\nAge Range: All ages.\n\nPlanning Your Annual Winter Hike in the Hocking Hills Experience\n\nDiscover desolate beauty during this winter hike in Ohio. \n\nThe trees stand bare of their leaves\, contrasting with the pure white snow surrounding them.\nThe rocks are dusted with various snowflakes.\nWaterfalls frozen in place and offering an icy delight.\nThe sky above providing a vast steel gray expanse.\n\nThe Annual Winter Hike in the Hocking Hills\, held every January and about to celebrate its 60th reoccurrence in 2024\, capitalizes on that desolate beauty\, celebrating the unique joy that is winter in Ohio\, and taking hikers through some of the region’s most exquisite landscapes. \nHiking During This Annual Event\n\nStarting at 9 a.m.\, the six mile trek through the winding trails begins. You may also begin your walk starring at 11 a.m.. Knowledgeable guides are provided for groups of hikers separated into smaller groups\, beginning the journey at the park campground and telling the tales of the countryside they are seeing as they lead them towards the finish line. The winter hike is free\, but donations are encouraged so as to be able to continue this tradition for years to come. \nWhat’s on the Tour?\n\n\nLearn about the hermit for which Old Man’s Cave was named.\nTake photos of Crystal Falls\, which may or may not be frozen.\nPausing for a lunch of a fragrant and tasty hot bean soup.\nWalking up the new staircase that leads hikers down to Cedar Falls.\nHiking along three trails\, including the Grandma Gatewood Trail\, so named for a 71 year old Grandma who hiked the entire Appalachian Trail\, all 2190+ miles of it\, all by herself\, but it was this 6 mile hike that held a special place in her heart.\n\nBook Your Stay for the Annual Winter Hike in the Hocking Hills\n\nTake part in this special January event and come home to your Inn & Spa at Cedar Falls\, to relax\, recuperate\, and get warm in comfort and style. Reserve your favorite escape today! \nBOOK LODGING \nAdditional Information About the Winter Hike From Donna FiotoAdditional Information About the Winter Hike From Donna Fioto \nOutdoor enthusiasts will head into the Hocking Hills this January 20\, 2024 hoping for a repeat performance by Mother Nature\, who last year delivered some spectacular scenery for the annual Winter Hike. Last January\, some 5\,600 hikers were treated to the awesome beauty of the sun sparkling on icy waterfalls\, and sandstone rock formations covered with newly fallen snow. This year’s hikers will hope for the same wintry weather\, but will not be disappointed\, no matter what the forecast. The rugged beauty of this region is a delight all by itself\, and in any season. \nHocking Hills Annual Winter Hike \nThe Winter Hike follows a trail that winds through Hocking Hills State Park for about 6 miles. The trail starts at the park campground\, and continues to the Upper Falls of Old Man’s Cave. Hikers are led in small groups on an interpretive walk to this point\, and then left to finish the hike at their own pace. \nOld Man Richard Rowe\, area hermit \nIn case your guide doesn’t tell you\, Old Man’s Cave gets it name from one of its first inhabitants. Hermit Richard Rowe lived in the cave and is buried at the site. Before Rowe\, brothers Pat and Nathaniel Rayon used the cave as temporary shelter around 1795 while they built a cabin nearby. \nHocking Hills Annual Winter Hike \nThe trail continues to the beautiful Cedar Falls\, and passes crystal-clear\, spring-fed Rose Lake on the way. Cedar Falls plunges a dramatic 50 feet into a crystal pool. Here hikers can descend a staircase and view the tallest tree in Ohio\, a towering hemlock that extends upward 149 feet from the valley below. \nCedar Falls is also the the mid-way point of the hike. Here hungry hikers will enjoy a hearty lunch–steaming bean soup made the old-fashioned way in huge iron kettles\, corn bread\, and plenty of hot beverages. \nHocking Hills Annual Winter Hike \nTall trees\, big caves\, great bean soup \nHocking Hills State Park is home not only to Ohio’s tallest tree\, but also to Ohio’s largest cave. As you continue on after lunch\, the trail takes you right to Ash Cave\, where the east fork of Queer Creek cascades in spectacular fashion over the rim to a pool below. Like Old Man’s Cave\, Ash Cave was important as shelter to the area’s earliest inhabitants. This roomy recess served a stopover along the main trail that connected the West Virginia villages of the Shawnee Indians with their villages along the Scioto River at Chillicothe. \nHocking Hills Annual Winter Hike \nWhen you reach Ash Cave\, you will have been walking for about five hours. At this point\, park officials provide vehicles to drive you back to Old Man’s Cave\, although hardy hikers can certainly continue on the trail if they wish. If you are ready for refreshments\, though\, we should tell you that the last group of hikers were treated to doughnuts and hot drinks back at Old Man’s Cave. \nMeanwhile back at the cave \nBack at Old Man’s Cave\, hikers were also invited to sample sassafras tea brewed over an open kettle\, and enjoyed a reenactment of a frontier encampment during the French and Indian War. We don’t know yet what post-hike activities are planned for this January. Each year brings something new\, and you are bound to enjoy the surprise. \nPre-hike activities are also offered the evening before. Naturalists’ programs\, games\, and refreshments begin on Friday\, January 19\, at 7 p.m. in the Dining Lodge of Hocking Hills State Park. \nNew and improved Winter Hike \nThose who have not participated in the Winter Hike for a few years will be delighted with improvements and repairs to the trails\, walkways\, and bridges\, and the new staircase that descends to Cedar Falls. And if you haven’t been in the Hocking Hills region for awhile\, you might not be aware that the population of black bears has been growing in southeastern Ohio. \nHikers just might be lucky enough to catch a glimpse of one of these awesome creatures among the caves in this area. \nAbundant wildlife\, beautiful scenery\, stunning geological formations\, and thousands of years of human history–enjoy it all at the 2024 Winter Hike. And don’t forget the fresh air\, exercise\, and great food. See you there! \nJanuary 20\, 2024\, 9:00 – 11:00 a.m. \nHikers should assemble at Hocking Hills State Park Campground at any time from 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. on Saturday\, January 20. The Winter Hike and all pre-hike and post-hike activities are free. Donations are encouraged for the refreshments\, and for the return ride to Old Man’s Cave. Commemorative patches and hiking stick medallions are available for purchase. \nThe Grandma Gatewood Trail \nWhen you hike this 6-mile segment of trail\, you are actually walking three trails simultaneously. This segment is part of two national systems\, the North Country Scenic trail and America’s Discovery Trail. \nYou are also walking a segment of Ohio’s Buckeye Trail that is officially christened the “Grandma Gatewood Trail.” This part of the trail is named in honor of Emma Gatewood of Gallia County who\, at the age of 71\, hiked the Appalachian Trail by herself. Yes\, Grandma Gatewood completed a solo hike from Maine to Georgia in 1958. In 1959\, Gatewood walked some 2000 miles from Missouri to Oregon. In 1960 and 1963\, she again hiked the Appalachian Trail solo\, and in the years between\, walked countless miles all over the Ohio countryside. \nYes\, Emma Gatewood loved to walk\, but her favorite hike was this very same 6-mile stretch of trail that connects Old Man’s Cave\, Cedar Falls\, and Ash Cave. Emma Gatewood led the first Winter Hike and continued to do so for the next 12 years\, missing only one hike until her death in 1973 at the age of 85. \nby Donna Fioto
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