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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?

  • MIAMI COUNTY VISITORS BUREAU CELEBRATES AMERICA250 WITH A NEW HISTORY PASS Check out the Prizes: Miami County History Trail_Prize Page_2025 Questions? Miami County History Trail_FAQ Page_2025 The United States is celebrating its 250th birthday in 2026. Miami County is proud of its history and heritage and the people who have impacted its forward progress, and we are excited to celebrate America250! Over the next year+, through events, programming and projects, Miami County communities and organizations will be telling the stories of the events, people and places who have impacted Ohio and the country during the American Revolutionary War and beyond.

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  • Many can relate with the phrase, “There aren’t enough hours in the day.” This can be in relation to work, running errands, projects around the house or even spending quality time with family and friends. Thank goodness National Relaxation Day is this Friday, August 15th! A day dedicated to kicking back, relaxing and not doing much else! Below are some ideas to help you take advantage of the day and get some well-deserved relaxation. 1. Browse Jay & Mary’s Book Center for the perfect book. Spend the afternoon inside curled up with your new find or at one of our

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  • Warm Summer nights are made better with live music. Be sure to check out these great concerts in August throughout Miami County. Alex Miller, Lock 9 August 8th Concerts are free to attend, and guests are encouraged to bring lawn chairs or blankets to enjoy the performances comfortably on the park’s open green space. Eli Young Band with Emily Ann Roberts, Miami County Fair August 8th Catch an unforgettable night of music as Eli Young Band takes the stage with special guest Emily Ann Roberts! Join us Friday, August 8, 2025, at 7:00 PM at the Miami County Fair Grandstands.

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  • Experience the joy of summer and celebrate the greatness of hometown pride at the Miami County Fair. This cherished event, honoring the rich agricultural heritage of Miami County, will take place from Friday, Aug. 8, through Thursday, Aug. 14, and promises tons of attractions for people of all ages, whether from rural or urban backgrounds. Prepare to be captivated as we present six compelling reasons why you should make it a point to visit this year’s Miami County Fair. Fair Food The county fair is a tantalizing occasion for many, where they can indulge in classic fair treats like cotton

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  • Love biking? Love donuts? Look no further. Come to downtown Troy Saturday, August 23rd for the Tour de Donut, The Sweetest Ride in Ohio! The Tour de Donut is a unique bicycle event where your ability to eat donuts is just as important as your ability to ride. The event is a mass start timed ride where riders visit stops along the way to eat donuts. For each donut the rider eats (and keeps down) during the ride, 5 Minutes are taken off their final time. Start your sweet weekend with Donut Jam on Friday night, August 22nd, at Prouty Plaza

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  • West Milton, Ohio, may be a small town, but it’s overflowing with heart, creativity, and flavor. From a vibrant mural to fresh-baked goodies and relaxing winery afternoons, there’s something for everyone to enjoy. Here’s your guide to a day packed with charm, color, and community spirit with the best things to do in West Milton, Ohio. The Sugarland Social West Milton has just gotten a whole lot sweeter thanks to its newest downtown hotspot, The Sugarland Social. Formerly LaLa Sugarland, this reimagined space is now a family-friendly ice cream and treat shop. It’s more than just a dessert, stop, it’s

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  • Looking for farm-fresh finds and small-town charm? Miami County’s farmers markets are the place to be. From Piqua’s Thursday Community Market to Troy’s lively Cherry Street Market on Saturdays, and Pleasant Hill’s summer pop-ups, there’s always something local to love. Shop produce, baked goods, and handmade treasures—all while soaking in the warm, welcoming vibes. Piqua–  The Piqua Community Farmers Market is held weekly on Thursdays starting May 29th-September 25th from 3pm-6pm rain or shine. Put on by Mainstreet Piqua, to promote and sell locally grown produce and products directly from producer to consumer. You can find this great market downtown

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  • Summer is here! Summer nights are made better with live music. Be sure to check out these great concerts in June throughout Miami County. Lock 9 Concert Series- Driving Force Band- June 13th @7:00pm Lock 9 Park, Piqua Come enjoy Driving Force Band at Piqua’s newest park! Concerts are free to attend, and guests are encouraged to bring lawn chairs or blankets to enjoy the performances comfortably on the park’s open green space. Canal Music Fest – June 14 @ 5:00pm City Park, Tipp City Enjoy music, food trucks, beer, and more at Canal Music Fest in Tipp City. This

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  • When the warm, sunny days of summer roll into Miami County, so do the gleaming classics, roaring hot rods, and head-turning customs. For car lovers and gearheads, there’s nothing quite like strolling through rows of polished chrome and vintage beauty, swapping stories with fellow enthusiasts, and celebrating a shared passion for automotive artistry. From casual cruise-ins to major car shows, Miami County offers plenty of opportunities to admire these rolling works of art and connect with the vibrant car culture that thrives here. Strawberry Festival Cruise In Sunday, June 8th 10:00am-2:00pm This annual car show is a fan favorite of

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  • Step back in time and uncover the stories that shaped Ohio right where history happened! Along the banks of the Miami and Erie Canal in Piqua, the Johnston Farm & Indian Agency invites you to explore 2,000 years of rich and layered history. With 250 acres to roam, you’ll walk through the footsteps of Native American communities, early frontier settlers, and the heyday of Ohio’s canal era. It’s not just a visit; it’s a journey through the people, places, and power that built this region from the ground up, which is part of Ohio’s rich canal history. Canal Boat Ride

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