The Bluffton Lions Club Festival of Wheels is presenting its 54th annual Festival of Wheels Cruise-In on Friday, June 17. The car, truck, tractor, golf cart, fire engine, motorcycle and Cushman show takes place right down Main and Cherry Streets, which are closed to traffic.
The show attracts serious enthusiasts and those who simply dream of driving down the road in something more glamorous that the family minivan or grocery toter.
After a two year wait, the Swiss Community Historical Society is inviting members to the annual Swiss Day at 12:30 p.m. on Sunday June 19 at the Ebenezer Mennonite Church.
Individuals can renew their membership or join the society at the meeting.
There will be a carry-in meal and annual business meeting. Attendees should bring their own meal service and food to share. (This is different from past years, when one cold and one hot dish was requested.)
The invitation reads: "Everyone is invited, young and old! Enjoy an old fashioned pot-luck style meal."
Pandora Family Physicians, Inc. will honor Dr. David Houston on the occasion of his retirement from the medical practice, where he has served patients for 40 years.
An open house will be held 10:00 a.m.-noon on July 23 at the office at 202 Hilty Dr, Pandora, Ohio.
Planning for the Bluffton Fall Festival–the biggest event in Bluffton geographically speaking–has started. September 24, 2022 is the date.
Fall Festival has been an area attraction since 2004 and always includes plenty of free fun for families including an antique tractor show, inflatables, farm animals, face painting, etc.
Purchases and fees have included food and drinks, as well as crafts.
Foodie Tuesday are back at The Centre at Bluffton beginning on June 14.
Numerous food trucks will be available at The Centre, 601 N. Main St. The event lasts from 4:00-7:30 p.m. and will repeat on the second Tuesday of the month in July and August.
