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Here at the Miami County Visitors Bureau, we have been blogging about our area for years. And, more importantly, we continue to ask our residents and visitors to blog about their experiences throughout our historic towns as well. For example… did you know that we are part of the longest paved trail system in the country?

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  • Looking to get out of the house to celebrate the new year? Check out some of the events and parties happening through out Miami County on New Years Eve. Roaring 20s New Years Eve Party at Crafted and Cured Step back in time with us for a roaring good time! Party starts at 6pm. Complimentary Charcuterie grazing board from 8-10pm and a champagne toast at midnight. Come join us for a night of fun as we say so long to the old year and welcome new experiences! This is a 21+ event. Flapper dresses, feather boas and sharp suits encouraged

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  • Miami County is the perfect place to visit during the holiday season. Whether you are searching for festive music, unique gift ideas, holiday lights, or memorable Christmas experiences, the area has got it all covered. From Christmas parades to light displays, from tastes of Christmases past to musical performances, and from unique shopping experiences to much more, Miami County has many exciting events lined up for this festive season. Keep reading for some of our top picks for Christmas happenings in Miami County. Attend Family-Friendly Christmas Parades and Light Displays The holiday season begins with Piqua’s Holiday Horse Parade on

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  • Looking for something different and unique to do in Miami County this fall and winter? Check out the events, activities, and exhibits coming to Hayner Cultural Center throughout the rest of 2024 and into 2025! PorchFest Explore 40 bands on 40 porches throughout Troy’s Historic District. PorchFest features a variety of musicians, styles, and genres so everyone will find something to enjoy! PorchFest is Saturday September 14th, the first round of bands begins at noon and the closing concert at Hayner begins at 6pm. Upcoming Exhibits and Events Charles Wright Recent Work, August 30-October 6 A Gardener’s Clarion Call, Works by

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  • Christmas in July Sweets & Spirits Trail SALE! Summer is in full swing, and what better way to celebrate than with an adventure along the Sweets & Spirits Trail?  With over 20 stops, this trail is a “must-do” for those with a sweet tooth and a thirst for exquisite beverages. And now, there’s even more reason to embark on this delicious journey—an exclusive sale that promises to make your experience even sweeter! For the ENTIRE month of July, all prizes are 30% off!! To earn a Tier 1 Prize – Only 245 Points are needed. To earn a Tier 2

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  • Summer nights are made better with live music! Be sure to check out these great concerts in June throughout Miami County. Canal Music Fest- June 8th Come to Tipp City Saturday June 8th from 5pm-9pm For the Canal Music Fest! Enjoy music from  Michael Williams, finalist from The Voice and American Idol, and   Draw The Line: An Aerosmith Tribute. The fest is free and open to the public at City Park. Rooftop Beatles Tribute by Come Together- June 8th This summer The Troy Foundation is teaming up with the City of Troy, Ohio Government to bring an awesome performance to downtown Troy. Join

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  • Summer is fast approaching—and that means the kickoff to many homegrown, outdoor events. Local festivals offer a great way to get together with family and friends and to enjoy food, activities and entertainment. Miami County offers many festivals and events that will bring smiles and fun. Each one offers a unique experience. Here are some upcoming events in Miami County. Taste of the Arts, Piqua, May 17 This evening event is a great way to kick off summertime fun in Miami County. Stroll downtown Piqua during the family-friendly Taste of the Arts and enjoy food and live entertainment. Children’s activities

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  • Who’s ready for the Solar Eclipse?? It is fast approaching, less than 2 weeks away. For all eclipse events and activities in Miami County, check out our Eclipse Experience Guide or for other information visit MiamiCountySolarEclipse.com.  For last minute information, keep reading! Do you have your glasses? The Visitors Bureau has glasses available in their office located at 405 SW Public SQ. Suite 272, Troy, OH 45373 Monday-Thursday 8:30am-5:00pm and Friday 8:30am-4:00pm. The office will be closed Friday March 29th. Glasses will also be distributed at all events on eclipse day, on a first come first serve basis. Looking for

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  • With plenty of entertainment options, Miami County is considered a place for everyone who enjoys culture, art, great food, and fun adventures. While we share a lot about our down-home, casual community, our fine-dining establishments are equally deserving of the spotlight. With a variety of options to choose from, we’ve listed a few romantic spots to add to your bucket list during your next visit. These restaurants and wineries are perfect for celebrating Valentine’s Day, a honeymoon, or just a romantic getaway. Upscale Wineries and Restaurants in Miami County Old Mason Winery & Vineyard Enjoy a romantic wine-tasting flight at Old

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  • On April 8, 2024, Miami County will be in the path of totality of a solar eclipse! We invite you to join us to experience this extraordinary once-in-a-lifetime opportunity. In preparation for the solar eclipse, we have put together this guide for you of things to do; here are some things to do in Ohio during the solar eclipse.  What is a solar eclipse? A solar eclipse is nature’s grand celestial spectacle where the Moon aligns perfectly between the Earth and the Sun, casting its shadow on our planet. Picture this cosmic ballet: the Sun, a blazing sphere of energy;

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  • 2024 Solar Eclipse

    September 28, 2023

    On Monday, April 8, 2024, Ohio residents and visitors will be able to experience something that won’t happen in Ohio again until 2099 – a total solar eclipse. A total solar eclipse occurs when the Moon passes between the Sun and Earth, completely blocking the Sun. The last one visible in Ohio occurred in 1806 making this a once-in-a-lifetime event! 31 million people will be in the path of totality which travels through Mexico, 13 U.S. states, and Eastern Canada and will last about 3 ½ minutes in Miami County. It is common for people to travel hundreds of miles

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