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Pennyroyal Opera House, Fairview Come and enjoy a full evening of family fun, music, and food at the Pennyroyal Opera House. Doors open at 5:00pm for the Cafeteria, and show starts at 7:00pm. Tickets are $12 adults with children 12 and under free unless otherwise posted. The Pennyroyal Opera House is located off I-70 at Exit 198 (Fairview). Information: Rich or Carol Smith 740-695-6291 or www.pennyroyaloperahouse.com. 2009 Schedule: (subject to change) January 9-Larry Cordle & Lonesome Standard Time and Joe & Connie Williams, January 16- The Hart Brothers and Big Country Bluegrass January 23- Barry Scott & Second Wind and The Porter Brothers February 6-New Found Road / Timberline February 20- Williams & Clark Expedition / Almost Famous February 27-The Larry Stephenson Band / Lonesome Meadow March 6-Lost & Found / Big Bill Dup & the Letdowns March 13- Kenny & Amanda Smith / The Price Family March 20-David Parmley & Continental Divide / Wills Creek April 3-Karl Shiflett & Big Country / The Coleman Family April 10-The Tommy Webb Band / Chestnut Hill April 17-Chris Jones & the Night Drivers / Cabin Fever May 1-Don Rigsby & Midnight Call / County Line May 15-Nothin' Fancy / Bluegrass Express May 29-Rarely Herd / Faces Made for Radio July 31-IIIrd Generation/Timberline August 21-Dry Branch Fire Squad September 11-Northwest Territory September 25-The Martin Family October 2-The James King Band / Ildletymes October 9-Audie Blaylock & Redline October 16-The Moron Brothers October 23-Lizzy Long & Liegacy October 30-Junior Sisk & Ramblers Choice / Bluegrass Express November 13-David Davis & the Warrior River Boys / Joe Williams & Deepwater November 20-IIIrd Tyme Out / Muddy Krick Mountain Boys December 4-Blue Moon Rising December 11-The Grascals December 18-Rarely Herd / Chestnut Hill
Salt Fork State Park, Cambridge 1840 Stonehouse Museum docent tours are available Friday-Monday from 1pm-5pm. There will be special displays throughout the year. The Stonehouse is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Information: 740-439-3521 or www.kennedystonehousemuseum.com.
Courthouse Square, Cambridge Over 25 small farmers and producers gather each Friday from 9am-1pm May through October and will add Tuesdays from 4pm-7pm in July, August and September. The Farmer's Market will take place on the Court House Square under a canopy of trees on a lush lawn in historic Downtown Cambridge. Enjoy seasonal fruits and vegetables that include berries, pumpkins and gourds, starter vegetables, flowers & plants, herbs - live and fresh cut, hanging baskets, maple syrup, local honey, seasoning blends, frozen local meats, organic produce, baked goods plus a limited number of handmade crafts & art that includes jewelry, candles, clothing, Amish made baskets, and indoor and outdoor yard art. Live music fills the air during the market adding to the festive atmosphere. Information: 740-439-5522, 740-439-2238 or www.guernseycountyfarmersmarket.com.
2nd St Depot, Byesville All-aboard for a trip back in history as passengers are transported in time to the days when coal mining was king in Guernsey County. Listen to the stories of the local miners, sing along to "I Owe My Soul To the Company Store," and be sure to sit back and relax on this 1 1/2 hour trip. Join us throughout the year for Father's Day, Fall Foliage, Halloween, Veteran's Day and Santa Claus specials. Tickets are $12.00 Adults and $9.00 Children. Children under 3 free. Information: 1-800-933-5480, 740-432-2022 or www.bsrw.org. 2009 Train Schedule: May 16th 1pm & 3pm May 16th 5pm "Wine Tasting Excursion"-Tickets are $20.00 per person May 23rd & 24th 1pm & 3pm June 13th & 14th 1pm & 3pm June 20th 1pm & 3pm "Fathers Day" (fathers ride ½ price) June 27th & 28th 1pm & 3pm July 11th & 12th 11am & 1pm July 25th & 26th 11am & 1pm August 8th & 9th 11am & 1pm August 22nd & 23rd 11am & 1pm September 5th & 6th 11am, 1pm & 3pm September 19th & 20th 1pm & 3pm Coal Miners Festival Weekend... October 3rd 11am, 1pm, 3pm, 5pm October 4th 1pm & 3pm October 10th & 11th 1pm & 3pm "Fall Foliage Excursions" October 10th 5pm "Wine Tasting Excursion"- Tickets are $20.00 per person October 17th & 18th 1pm & 3pm "Fall Foliage Excursions" October 23rd & 24th 7:00pm & 8:00pm "Spirit of Halloween Rides"-Tickets are $8.00 per person November 1st 1 pm & 3 pm November 7th & 8th 1 pm & 3 pm Veterans ride free both days November 21st & 22nd 1 pm & 3 pm December 5th & 6th 1pm & 3pm "Spirit of Christmas Rides" December 12th & 13th 1pm & 3pm "Spirit of Christmas Rides"
Old Concord Church, State Route 313 Old Concord Summer Ministry, in its 48th year, invites you to their Sunday church service. The church was built around 1849 and has not been changed. The church is located 1/2 mile north of the Seneca Lake Marina on State Route 313. The service consists of a half worship and half hour Sunday School with an invited speaker each week. Information: 740-432-1122.
2009 Schedule Monday, May 25-Memorial Day Parade Thursday, June 4-Concert in the Park, 7:30 p.m. Sunday, June 7-Cancer Survivor Day, 2:00 p.m., Pritchard Laughlin Civic Center Thursday, June 18-Concert in the Park, 7:30p.m. Saturday, July 4-Concert in the Park, 7:30 p.m. Thursday, July 16-Concert in the Park, 7:30 p.m Thursday, July 30-Concert in the Park, 7:30 p.m. Sunday, August 9-Salt Fork Festival, 4:00 p.m. Thursday, August 20-Concert in the Park, 7:30 p.m. Saturday, August 29-Annex Concert in the Park, 7:00 p.m. (in conjunction with the kick off for the Guernsey County Health Department.) Monday, September 7-Concert in the Park, 7:30 p.m. Sunday, September 27-Airstream Concert, 2:00 p.m., Sugar Creek. Monday, November 12-Veterans Day Parade, 9:00 a.m. Saturday, November 28-Holiday Concert, 8:00 p.m., location TBA.
Spring Valley Campground, Cambridge Enjoy wonderful Bluegrass Bands perform some of your favorite Bluegrass music. Bring your lawn chair. Free admission. Concert will be held from 6:30pm-11pm. Information: 740-432-3787.
Guernsey County Fairgrounds, Old Washington Three tractor classes, two truck classes and cash prizes! Starts at 7 p.m., $5 for admission and kids under age 7 are free! Contact Jim Caldwell at (740) 432-9278 for more information.
6010 College Hill Road, Cambridge Living Word Amphitheatre Witness: The Sermon on the Mount - Palm Sunday - The Last Supper - The Crucifixion - The Resurrection - The Ascension. Witness the Life and Ministry of Christ on a spectacular 400 panoramic set and America's most authentic recreation of Old Jerusalem! Significant discounts for groups and AAA. The play will be presented each Friday and Saturday through September. The set tour begins at 7pm followed by special music; performance at 8pm during June, July and August. Times are one hour earlier in September. There will be no performance on July 4th. Information: 740-439-2761 or www.livingworddrama.org.
643 Wheeling Avenue, Cambridge Stop in to the SweeTea Pie Tea Boutique to enhance your Summer experience by indulging in one of Queen Victoria's grandest traditions. Tea will be held from 1pm-4pm. Tickets are $14.95 per person. The menu includes tea, scones, savories, sweets and desserts. Costume Victorian dress pieces are available in the Imagine Station, or come dressed in your own! While in the Ye Olde Curiosity Shoppe, pick up that special one-of-a-kind Victorian item to commemorate your downtown visit, and learn first-hand about the Dickens Victorian Village community project. Reservations are required. Seating is limited. Contact Cathy at 740-826-4441 or www.DickensVictorianVillage.com.
Deerassic Park Education Center, Cambridge In association with Ray Howell's National Mentoring Program, attendees will participate in a 3-D archery course. Participants will be given instruction from World Class Archery Professionals stressing safety and various aspects of this growing outdoor sport with the opportunity to win fantastic prizes. This event is free, however, pre-registration is required. Registration will begin at 4pm on Friday. There will be a dinner Friday and breakfast and lunch on Saturday. Event is from 4pm Friday until 4pm on Saturday. Information: 740-435-3335 or www.deerassic.com.
Pritchard Laughlin Civic Center, Cambridge Show features Cambridge and other fine glassware, including Heisey, Imperial, Fenton, Duncan, Tiffin, and others. Friday June 26 preview 2pm-6pm $10.00 admission. Saturday June 27 11am-5pm $5.00 admission. Information: 740-432-4245 or www.cambridgeglass.org.
St. Benedict School Gymnasium 220 N 7th St, Cambridge Glass "flea market" featuring Cambridge Glass and other fine glassware, including Heisey, Imperial, Fenton, Duncan, Tiffin, and others. Admission: Early Bird admission $10.00 7am - 8:30am; Regular admission $3.00 8:30am-11am. Information: 740-432-4245 or www.cambridgeglass.org
Senecaville The Senecaville Parade will be held at 10am. There will be community yard sales and BBQ Chicken dinners available at the Secrest Center. A car show will be held at 2pm, with registration at 10am. There will be kids games including a bike decorating contest for ages 3-12 and horse drawn wagon rides. Information: 740-685-9345.
Cambridge City Park Food vendors, Children’s Activities, entertainment. This year the Cambridge City Band will be playing patriotic favorites at the Big Pavilion at 7:30pm and broadcast live on WILE-FM. WCMJ will broadcast LIVE from 6pm-10pm and pass out free flags for the kids at our broadcast tent. WBIK ROCK 92.1 will broadcast the live, free concert featuring area bands. There will be fun for the kids throughout the day including a special pool deal! Fireworks start at 10pm featuring the 96FM soundtrack. Information: 740-432-3287 or www.CambridgeOhio.org.
Other Area Fireworks Schedule: Seneca Lake Park-July 3rd at dusk Information: 740-685-6013 or www.mwcdlakes.com Spring Valley Campground-July 3rd at dusk Information: 740-439-9291 or www.springvalleycg.com Noble County Fairgrounds-July 4th at 10pm Information: 740-732-5681 or www.noblecountyohio.com
Historic Downtown Cambridge 5pm - 8pm Stroll along Wheeling Avenue and enjoy a celebration of arts, entertainment, and downtown Cambridge’s unique atmosphere. Extended retail hours, demonstrating artists, and strolling musicians highlight this free event. Look for the whimsically painted chairs that mark participating merchants. Information: 740-439-2238 or www.DowntownCambridge.com.
This four-day event includes: Art Show, Kiddie Parade, Mile Long Parade, Queen Parade, Car Show, Flea Market, Craft Hall and craft demonstrations. A 5-K run, children's bike races, and a pet show are among the many activities. Free entertainment nightly, concessions, rides. Festival offers a look at the past and the present with a farm museum, country store and Quaker Meeting House. There will be a large fireworks display on Saturday night. Information: 740-679-2704 www.ohiohillsfolkfestival.com or write: PO Box 11, Quaker City, OH 43773.
Cambridge City Park This popular 3-on-3 basketball tournament returns to the City Park. On Friday the 10th, following the Celebrity Night basketball game, the Danger Brothers will perform at McFarland Stadium. Information: 740-432-3287 or www.CambridgeOhio.org.
643 Wheeling Avenue, Cambridge Stop in to the SweeTea Pie Tea Boutique to enhance your Rhythm & Art Walk experience by indulging in one of Queen Victoria's grandest traditions. Tea will be held from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. Tuesday, July 14. Tickets are $14.95 per person. The menu includes tea, scones, savories, sweets and desserts. Costume Victorian dress pieces are available in the Imagine Station, or come dressed in your own! While in the Ye Olde Curiosity Shoppe, pick up that special one-of-a-kind Victorian item to commemorate your downtown visit, and learn first-hand about the Dickens Victorian Village community project. Reservations are required. Seating is limited. Contact Cathy at 740-826-4441 or www.DickensVictorianVillage.com
Historic Downtown Cambridge 5k and 10k run and 5k fun run/walk. 25 and 45 mile bicycle tour. All events begin and end in downtown Cambridge. Pre-registration is encouraged; online registration available at www.DowntownCambridge.com. Information: 740-439-2238.
Living Word Outdoor Drama amphitheater, Cambridge
A 45- minute benefit musical concert for The Living Word Outdoor Drama and the Cambridge Singers. A love offering to be divided between both organizations. Narrated by Annette Ellwood, this will coincide with the Living Word Outdoor Drama weekend honoring the Veterans and Armed Forces with a $10.00 admission fee to see the Passion play on Friday and Saturday evenings. Information: 740-439-2761 or www.livingworddrama.org.
City Park, Cambridge Celebrating 41 years of bringing the arts to Guernsey County, the Salt Fork Festival again brings beauty and excitement to the Cambridge City Park. Featuring fine arts and crafts, demonstrations, performing arts, showcase of Ohio foods, youth art display and much more. Fri 3pm-8pm, Sat. 11am-8pm, and Sun. 11am-5pm. Information: 740-439-4471 or www.saltforkfestival.org.
643 Wheeling Avenue Stop in to the SweeTea Pie Tea Boutique to enhance your Think Pink Weekend experience by indulging in one of Queen Victoria's grandest traditions. A portion of all sales will go to support breast cancer awareness. This event will be held from 12Noon-3pm and tickets are $14.95 per person. The menu includes tea, scones, savories, sweets and desserts and of course something PINK. Costume Victorian dress pieces are available in the Imagine Station, or come dressed in your own! While in the Ye Olde Curiosity Shoppe, pick up that special one-of-a-kind Victorian item to commemorate your downtown visit, and learn first-hand about the Dickens Victorian Village community project. Reservations are NOT required but are available. Seating is limited. Contact Cathy at 740-826-4441 or www.DickensVictorianVillage.com.
Pine Lakes Lodge, Salesville “Revitalize the Senses” Come enjoy a full body massage, hand and foot treatments, an earring making class, nature walks, tea tasting by Bec’s Tea, and meditation and yoga lead by Instructor Matt Lerner. We will also have Mary Kay Specialist, Sheila Laslow, showing us different products for making sure our skin looks its best. Massages performed by Anita Blankenship, Beth Gilmer, and Jacqueline Hannan. Information: 740-679-3617 or www.pinelakeslodge.com.
Historic Downtown Cambridge Named by Cruisin’ Times Magazine as the best car show in its category, the Cambridge Classic Cruise-In draws over a thousand spectators to Historic Downtown Cambridge. The show features over 200 cars and trucks ranging from the early 1900s to 2000 and newer. Check out our classics August 15, 2009 from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. To learn more, call 740-439-2238 or visit www.DowntownCambridge.com.
National Road/Zane Grey Museum, New Concord Spend an evening watching one of the great Western movies made from a Zane Grey novel. These classics are a great family night out. Movies will be shown from 7pm-9pm. Call for reservations 740-872-3143.
Pritchard Laughlin Civic Center, Cambridge Large indoor and outdoor flea market of electronic equipment: CB and Amateur Radios, computers, related parts, and software. Food available. Information: 740-439-2515.
Wheeling Ave., Cambridge
Join America’s heroes as they roll through Cambridge and stop at the Eagles Club, 1930 E. Wheeling Avenue at 5pm. Dave Barr, a double-amputee, will take off from the Vietnam Memorial in Washington DC with his buddies on August 28 and pick up riders along the way ending in Southern California on September 5. Donations received on the ride will help build a Fisher House for the families of injured service men and women. Ride for them. Ride for you. Ride for honor.
For more information on the Honor Run, visit www.TheHonorRun.org. For information on the Cambridge stop, call 740-439-8869.
Historic Downtown Cambridge 5pm-8pm Stroll along Wheeling Avenue and enjoy a celebration of arts, entertainment, and downtown Cambridge’s unique atmosphere. Extended retail hours, demonstrating artists, and strolling musicians highlight this free event. Look for the whimsically painted chairs that mark participating merchants. Information: 740-439-2238 or www.DowntownCambridge.com.
643 Wheeling Avenue, Cambridge Treat Grandma to a special celebration by indulging in one of Queen Victoria's grandest traditions. Tea will be held at 1pm. Tickets are $14.95 per person. The menu includes tea, scones, savories, sweets and desserts. Costume Victorian dress pieces are available in the Imagine Station, or come dressed in your own! While in the Ye Olde Curiosity Shoppe, pick up that special one-of-a-kind Victorian item to commemorate your downtown visit, and learn first-hand about the Dickens Victorian Village community project. Reservations are required. Seating is limited. Contact Cathy at 740-826-4441 or www.DickensVictorianVillage.com.
Fairgrounds, Old Washington Striving to keep country first, the 162nd annual Guernsey County Fair features horse racing, livestock exhibits, king & queen contest, rides, food concessions, and great country and western entertainment. Wednesday is Senior Day at the Fair hosted by the Guernsey County Senior Citizens Center! Information: 740-489-5888 or www.guernseycountyfair.org.
70110 Old Twenty-One Road, Cambridge Pumpkins, gourds and harvest decorations. Visit the pumpkin patch or buy from our display. Free hayrides on Saturday and Sunday. Hours: Thursday and Friday 3pm-6pm. Saturday and Sunday Noon-6pm or by reservation. Groups welcome by appointment. Free admission. Information: 740-432-5329 or www.pumpkinpatch-cambridge.com.
Registration 10:00am-1:00pm/Show 1:00pm-3:00pm Trophies will be awarded at 3pm. This is a judged show and will be held rain or shine. There will be food, music and door prizes available. There will also be a Chinese Auction. Twenty-five trophies will be awarded including "Best of Show". Entry fee is $8.00. Information: 740-685-1053.
Historic Downtown Cambridge Celebrate the fall season with your favorite traditions: Activities include a street fair of craft vendors, music, dancing, beer garden, and US Bank will be sponsoring the New Car Show again as in the past. Event will be held from 10am-5pm each day. Information: 740-432-4013 or www.DowntownCambridge.com.
2nd St., Byesville Spend an exciting weekend in Downtown Byesville. Enjoy music, crafts, food and games.
Our 2009 excursions will operate 1 1/2 hour / 9 mile round trips originating from our station in downtown Byesville. Along the way, our car attendants (dressed as old-time coal miners) will narrate and talk about what it was like to work underground in the deep mines that once existed along the route. Our coal miner-car attendants explain how the miners worked to mine the coal, and what the working conditions were like underground. They will show actual coal mining tools and relics from the early 1900's, such as picks, shovels, augers, tamping bars, copper needles, miner's check tags and carbide lamps. Our coal miner-car attendants will also talk about the coal miner's life at home as well as their traditions and customs. Admission is FREE! Sunday Hours: 11:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. and Saturday 1:30 p.m. - 3:00 p.m. Information: Toll Free: (800) 933-5480 or visit www.bsrw.org.
643 Wheeling Avenue, Cambridge Stop in to the SweeTea Pie Tea Boutique to enhance your Oktoberfest experience by indulging in one of Queen Victoria's grandest traditions. Tea will be held from 1pm to 4pm. Tickets are $14.95 per person. The menu includes fall tea, scones, savories, sweets and desserts. Costume Victorian dress pieces are available in the Imagine Station, or come dressed in your own! While in the Ye Olde Curiosity Shoppe, pick up that special one-of-a-kind Victorian item to commemorate your downtown visit, and learn first-hand about the Dickens Victorian Village community project. Reservations are NOT required but are available. Seating is limited. Contact Cathy at 740-826-4441 or www.DickensVictorianVillage.com.
Brown Chapel, Muskingum College SEOSO concert featuring violinist Sergiu Schwartz. Concert will begin at 7:30pm. Information: 740-826-8197 or www.seoso.org.
Scottish Rite Auditorium 941 Wheeling Avenue, Cambridge Mimi Hart, Gay Dalzell, and Brenda Catania began singing together on a hot summer's night in Athens, Ohio in 1988. Since then, they have come together to create a vibrant blend of hot and vampy swing tunes of the 30s and 40s. They also pursue their eclectic musical interests with their own arrangements of cowpoke, bebop, blues, standards and an occasional psychedelic hit song. The group has performed at the White House, in Europe, and on the popular Garrison Keillor program, A Prairie Home Companion. Tickets are $15.00 per person. Show begins at 3:00 p.m.
Pritchard Laughlin Civic Center, Cambridge This is a custom knife show with handmade knives with some of the best knife makers in the U.S. available. Friday hours are 12:30pm to 6:30pm. Saturday hours are 9:00am to 5:00pm. Admission is $5.00 per person each day. Information: Larry Baily 740-787-2317
Deerassic Park Education Center, Cambridge Deerassic Park Education Center will hold their annual Halloween/Fall Festival. Children will have the opportunity to participate in games, arts and craft activities, and outdoor activities free of charge. The community wide "Trick-or-Treat" supported by local businesses will be held that evening. Festival will be held from 12:00 noon-5pm and the "Trail of Treats" we be 5:30pm-7pm. Information: 740-435-3335 or www.deerassic.com.
Pritchard Laughlin Civic Center, Cambridge Always fun for kids of all ages. Concert will begin at 3:30pm. Information: 740-826-8197 or www.seoso.org.
1341 Clark Street, Cambridge Southeastern Med Lobby This is a fundraiser with community donations of wreaths, trees, floor, wall and porch displays which are judged. Free of charge! Times are at 3p.m., and 10a.m. to 8p.m. (740) 439-8157.
705 Wheeling Ave, Cambridge Our open house offers a new fall line of furniture and home decor. Customers will have an opportunity to do their Christmas shopping early. The open house will be held from 1pm-3pm. Information: 740-432-4013.
Guernsey County Courthouse, Cambridge Guernsey County Court House comes alive with thousands of pulsating lights synchronized to holiday music. This magnificent building built in 1881 jumps into the 21 century as it is bathed in color lights, 33 animated light displays, and 15,000 lights outlining the building. The display is computer controlled with over 300 electrical circuits and a total of over 25,000 lights. Come and enjoy the Dickens Victorian Village and the charm of the 19th century court house as they combine with the excitement of today’s modern electronics to present a stunning display of themed scenes and a dynamic lighting exhibit. There are three versions of the light show performed every evening providing the viewer with different effects and techniques. Information: 1-800-933-5480 or www.DickensVictorianVillage.com.
Brown Chapel, Muskingum College Join the Southeastern Ohio Symphony Orchestra for their annual Holiday Concert. Performance begins at 3:30pm. Information: 740-826-8197 or www.seoso.org.
Cambridge Elks Lodge, Cambridge Sponsored by the American Red Cross, come out and enjoy a fun and exciting Vegas Night. Doors open at 6:30pm, gaming starts at 7:00pm and auction starts around 9:30pm. Tickets are $10.00 in advance and $15.00 at the door. Tickets available at the Red Cross Office located at 142 N. 9th St. Information:740-432-3558.
Scottish Rite Auditorium, Cambridge GO CRUISIN' with the Cambridge Lions during their 37th annual Lions Show.
Drive down memory lane with car tunes like "Route 66" or take a trip with some of the latest Cruisin' songs. The Cambridge Lions Roar with chorus numbers, and solos featuring talented members of our local community.
We advise caution though, you might wreck from uncontrollable laughter and excitement due to the corny jokes and outrageous skits all performed by the members of our Lions and Lioness clubs.
So bring your best guy or gal, set the cruise control, and enjoy a night filled with fun, excitement and laughter.
GO CRUISIN' with the Cambridge Lions Club!
Thursday, March 25, 2010 – 7:30 P.M Friday, March 26, 2010 – 7:30 P.M.Saturday, March 27, 2010 – 7:30 P.M.
Funds raised by this show are used to help those in need with eye care and eye glasses as well as funding the Diabetic Support Group. Information: 740-439-1543.
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