Walker
The KLD / Downtown
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Chiefwiley wrote:
2010 Festival is moved to Memorial Park off of Alum Creek Drive.
August 26-29. Blue Oyster Cult and Crazy White Boys. Free. Parking is available at Columbus Motor Speedway, on Wilson Road, which will also host the Cruise-In. Check the official web site for other details.
DCist
UA
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Walker wrote >>
Chiefwiley wrote:
2010 Festival is moved to Memorial Park off of Alum Creek Drive.
August 26-29. Blue Oyster Cult and Crazy White Boys. Free. Parking is available at Columbus Motor Speedway, on Wilson Road, which will also host the Cruise-In. Check the official web site for other details.
http://www.obetzzucchini.com/
I clicked on the link, it still says it is cancelled! :(
patient_zero
Falafel District
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Has anyone attended this in the past? Are there lots of zucchini related foods?
The reason I ask is, last years Reynoldsburg Tomato Festival was rather devoid of tomato based foods, with the exception of the Lions food truck that had tomato juice bread, walking tacos, tomato shaped and colored buckeyes. The rest of it was fair food.
patient_zero
Falafel District
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Thanks, 10sun! I'll try and make this one.
gillette_kc
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I would love vendor info for the Zucchini Festival.
DavidRyan614
Columbus
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Does anyone know if there will be beer at the festival?
I mean BOC and no beer just would not seem right.
catnfiddle
Giant Corncob District
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The correct link is http://www.obetzzucchinifest.com/. Still trying to wrap my head around BOC here amongst the harvest bounty.
hungrywoolf
Victorian Village
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There is a blog about Ohio Festivals
http://300poundadventures.blogspot.com
It only started a year ago but will be a useful resource for future years.
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