With plenty of events and activities, you'll have opportunities to try new things, catch up with friends, and make amazing memories. From live music and food to games, there's something for everyone.
7pm - Queen's Pageant at Indian Valley High School
5pm - National Anthem
5pm - Midway opens
5pm - 9pm Free caricatures by Sam Sutton on the square
5pm - 6pm Pet parade and announcements of Queens, Jr Marshalls and baby contest winners
6pm - Festival talent show
7pm - Tomahawk Trot
7:30pm - 10:30pm - Music by Wes
10pm - Midway closes
8am - 12pm - Gnadenhutten Farmers Market and breakfast by Chrystals Freedom Bees
10am - 2pm - Kustom Kemps Car Show
10am - 3 on 3 Basketball Tournament
12pm - Midway opens
12pm -1pm - Little Miss and Little Mr, Red, White & Blue contest
12pm - 10pm - Bingo at the firehouse
1pm - Cornhole tournament
1pm - 2pm - Melody & Motion School of Performing Arts dance performance
2pm - 2:30pm - Music by Renn Mars (Local Artist)
2:30pm - 3:00pm - Music by Emmy Rae (Local Artist)
3:00pm - 4:00pm - Music by Trevor Cooke (Artist from WV)
3:30pm - Parade lineup begins at IVHS
4:30pm - Parade begins
6pm - Mug auction and raffle drawings
7pm-10pm - Music by System Rewind Band
10pm - Fireworks-Country Fantasy in the Sky
10pm - Midway closes
A: No, admission to the festival is free, but some activities and events may require tickets.
A: The festival will be held in Gnadenhutten, Ohio in the town square (corner of E. Main and N. Walnut streets). There is on-street parking available nearby.
A: Yes! We have something for everyone! All ages and skill levels are welcome. So come and have a great time!
A: Yes! Bring your blankets and lawn chairs to the festival! We encourage you to get comfortable and enjoy the shows, activities, and music with your friends and family.
A: Yes, pets are welcome on Friday night before, during, and after the pet parade. Just please clean up after them.
A: If the weather doesn't allow us to have the fireworks on our original date, we'll have them on the evening of July 7th, 2024.
A: Personal drones are not allowed at the festival. Professional drone pilots can ask the Festival Committee or village hall if they can use theirs to take pictures or video.
A: Yes, medics are available at the village firehouse during the festival.
Gnadenhutten, Ohio is a historic town with a rich Native American heritage. Founded in 1772, the town has historic sites from the 18th century, including the Gnadenhutten Memorial and Old Stone Church. It offers scenic views, outdoor activities, and a strong sense of community.
Bring the whole family to our festival for a day of fun! We have plenty of entertainment options for all ages. Make memories that will last a lifetime!
For over 45 years, our fireworks festival has been a cherished community tradition. We celebrate the past and look to the future with our annual "The Country Fantasy in the Sky" display. Join us in making this event possible by volunteering your time.