Showing posts with label hamilton. Show all posts
Showing posts with label hamilton. Show all posts

Thursday, October 12, 2017

OPERATION PUMPKIN - Oct 13, 2017 to Oct 15, 2017 Hamilton, Ohio

OPERATION PUMPKIN
Oct 13, 2017 to Oct 15, 2017
Location: Downtown Hamilton
Address: 1, High St
Handicap Accessible: Yes

Celebrate the most popular produce of the fall season, the pumpkin! Operation Pumpkin held in historic downtown Hamilton, Ohio is a pumpkin and art festival held each year in the fall. Pumpkins are sculpted, carved, decorated and eaten all weekend long! See the largest pumpkins you've ever seen at the giant pumpkin weigh-off. This fall festival is packed with crafts, live music, pumpkin vendors and rides for kids.

* Giant Pumpkin Weigh Off starts at 5 o’clock pm on Friday 10/13/17!!

http://operation-pumpkin.org/

Wednesday, October 5, 2016

Operation Pumpkin 2016! - Hamilton, Ohio

Operation Pumpkin 2016!
Oct 07, 2016 to Oct 09, 2016
Location: Downtown Hamilton
Address: 1, High St
Handicap Accessible: Yes
Friday Oct. 7th 11am-10pm
Sat. Oct. 8th 11am-10pm
Sunday Oct. 9th 11am-5pm


Celebrate the most popular produce of the fall season, the pumpkin! Operation Pumpkin held in historic downtown Hamilton, Ohio is a pumpkin and art festival held each year in the fall. Pumpkins are sculpted, carved, decorated and eaten all weekend long! See the largest pumpkins you've ever seen at the giant pumpkin weigh-off. This fall festival is packed with crafts, live music, pumpkin vendors and rides for kids.

http://www.operation-pumpkin.org/

Friday, June 28, 2013

Historic Hamilton, Ohio Farmers Market

Historic Hamilton, Ohio  Farmers Market


Farmer's Market
In the summer of 1875 a contingent of farmers and other local vendors drove their trucks into downtown Hamilton, Ohio near the courthouse on High Street where they offered goods such as firewood, dairy goods, fruits, vegetables, eggs, crafts, and more. The atmosphere was casual, the open air commerce enticing, the goods fresh, and the result remarkable. This became a downtown institution until the mid-1950's.

Thanks to the effort of Historic Hamilton, Inc. the Hamilton Farmer's Market is up and running again offering various types of produce and flowers. Specialties include mushrooms, herbs, and beautiful flowers, all of which are locally grown.




Today's Farmers Market

The Farmers Market is held every Saturday between May and October in downtown Hamilton, Ohio at the Bulter County Courthouse Square. This year the Farmers Market runs from May thry October . Here you'll find local farmers, merchants and other vendors displayed their produce, crafts and other products on the tailgates of their vehicles and sidewalk stands.


http://downtownhamiltonsid.com/farmers-market

Thursday, January 20, 2011

Ice Fest!

Hamilton, Ohio - Whether you're a fan of the cold weather or not, Hamilton is throwing a party this month to celebrate everything and anything that's cold.

Ice Fest is making a comeback to the Butler County seat on Jan. 21 and Jan. 22 for the first time in three years.

Ice Fest is typically every two years, but organizers said the economic recession forced them to postpone the event until 2011. Ice Fest from 2010 to 2011. Organizers said this year's event will have all the sponsors they need to make the two-day celebration a big success for downtown Hamilton.

Ice Fest 2011 will bring in more than 40 tons of ice to create over 200 sculptures that will adorn High Street from the Government Services Center and Courthouse at Martin Luther King Boulevard to First Street on the other side of the High Street Bridge.

Plans for the free event include champion ice sculptors as well as many cold weather events. As daylight gives way to the night on Friday and Saturday night, many of the ice sculptures will be lit from to create a dazzling display for families walking along High Street.

Already, Ice Fest organizers said word of the event has brought in interest from around the country, including tour groups from Canada who are heading south but decided to spend a night in Hamilton to let their customers take part in Ice Fest.

Cincinnati ice sculptor Brady Lantz displayed his ice carving prowess on Thursday by turning a huge five foot tall block of ice into the logo for the Miami University-Hamilton Harriers, complete with an eagle's head.