Local businesses host ‘Lord of the Rings’ blowout

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Steubenville's local businesses organized a vibrant celebration to mark the 87th anniversary of J. R. R. Tolkien's influential work, "The Hobbit," through the second-annual Hobbit Party and J. R.

R. Tolkien Celebration. Held on Fourth Street, the event attracted a diverse crowd, including families and literary enthusiasts. Participants had the opportunity to engage in various activities, such as crafting sessions, literary discussions, and live music performances, creating a festive environment for attendees of all ages. This celebration not only showcased local businesses but also reinforced the community's appreciation for Tolkien's contributions to literature.

Many guests expressed their enjoyment of the family-friendly atmosphere and the chance to connect with others who share a passion for fantasy. The event serves as a testament to the enduring legacy of Tolkien's works and their impact on local culture. As community gatherings like this continue to flourish, they highlight the importance of literature in bringing people together. This year's celebration was a resounding success, leaving attendees eager for future events.

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