Pymatuning Deer Park is a family owned and operated animal park, established in 1953. Interact with exotic and domestic animals. F.njoy the train ride, pony rides. Budgie Barn and many feeding opportunities. FREE parking, picnic area, concessions and gift shop are available. Open weekends only in May. Open 7 days a week Memorial Day through Labor Day.

Each second Saturday of the month, from May through September, one can find fresh home-grown produce, browse the wares of local vendors and artisans, enjoy yummy local foods, and be entertained by live music and family activities.  May 9th, June 13th, July 11th, August 8th and September 12th 2020.

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Join us each second Sunday of the month for $5 ride wristbands, all day!  Noon until 8:00pm.

A fun time with friends and some nice scenic flying. Ppg,ppc,ultralight are all welcome. If you fly and want to fly and have fun don’t miss it.

Celebrating one year of business! Refreshments available.

From Derricks to rickets, Titusville has changed the world time and again. Celebrae Titusville’s rich history with us and enjoy arts and crafts from local artisans, kids activities, a down home parade, an antique car show, live music, delightful foods, brew fest, wine walk, fireworks and more!

Ride on one of the vintage track repair cars either 9AM or 6PM through Oil Creek Valley. Reservations required, no one under 6 years of age permitted. Appropriate footwear required (no sandals or flip flops).

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Wineries will bring 6 to 8 varieties of their delicious wines for you to try on the train! $30 per person with coach seating only. Train ride is approximately 3 hours. You must be 21 or over and must present photo ID at Check-In. Advanced reservations are required. Complimentary light refreshments provided at the station including cheese and crackers, fruit, popcorn, etc. Fill up a plate to take with you on the train to pair with the wine! Wine will be available for purchase and be picked up after the train ride. Plan to arrive at least by 5:00pm to show photo ID. Rides will take place May 15, June 12, July 17, July 31, August 14, August 28 and September 25, 2020.

Everyone can join in the fun!  Enjoy the animal displays, contests for kids, horse pulls, a woodsman contest, stage performances and plenty of good food!  No fee for stage or gate.

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Why not plan a family outing for everyone and the dog and head to Conneaut Lake Bark Park? Activities will include a dock diving event, kite flying, scavenger hunt, family photo shoot, Canine Muttrimony, Blessing of the Animals. Doggie games, and hopefully some local entertainment. The event will of course follow social distancing. Check our Facebook page and also the August issue of the Bark Park newsletter for a list of the events, and the schedule for the day. https://www.facebook.com/clbarkpark/

Join us for a “Parade of Celebration” of the 75th Annual Crawford County Fair!

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The Crawford County Fair Association Board has invested a great deal of time and energy in gathering information from expert sources, soliciting feedback from stakeholders, and consulting with our many partners in order to make a final decision concerning the 2020 Crawford County Fair. After much deliberation, it is the Board’s decision to not move forward with the event as planned.

This choice was made with heavy hearts by people who are passionate about the Crawford County Fair, many of whom have been a part of it since the fair’s early days. We fully understand the emotion tied to this cherished event and realize how disappointing this decision will be to everyone in the community, especially for the numerous vendors, exhibitors, participants, sponsors, and volunteers who make the fair possible.

Based on government, health, and liability requirements projected to remain in effect even in the wake of the pandemic, the Fair Board has determined that meeting such requirements would be logistically impractical and difficult to enforce. Attempting to do so, would not only risk the community’s safety but it would also put the fair at risk financially as well. Regardless, given these unprecedented circumstances, there is no decision that could have been made to the satisfaction of the community at large and all parties involved.

Recognizing the effect this news will likely have on the community, the board does not want the Crawford County Fair to be viewed as another casualty of COVID-19. With this in mind, a contingency committee involving various stakeholders has been formed to explore alternate means of safely celebrating the fair’s 75th anniversary. In doing so, it is our sincere goal to turn our collective circumstance into an opportunity that sustains the optimism and community spirit of Crawford County and its people. The board appreciates your patience and continued support in the future.