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Great Trail Festival and Farm Market coming to Malvern

Toronto, OHLocal News

The Great Trail Festival and Farm Market is set for Aug. 23-24 and Aug. 30-Sept. 1 in Malvern, showcasing old-time entertainment and activities. Attendees will experience a recreation of the French and Indian era, along with artisans demonstrating 18th-century crafts.

The festival includes performances by Appalachian musicians and Scottish pipers, ensuring a lively atmosphere. Notably, the State of Ohio Tomahawk Throwing Championship will occur on Sept. 1 at 1 p. m. Admission is priced at $8 for adults, $7 for seniors, and $5 for youth aged 12-18, while children under 12 can attend for free.

A diverse array of food options will be available, including ham and bean soup, buffalo burgers, and funnel cakes. The festival grounds are located on state Route 43 at 6331 Canton Road in Malvern, with ample parking available. For more information, attendees can contact Angela Kulfan at (313) 614-9050.

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