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Dean Martin Hometown Festival set

Toronto, OHLocal News

Scheduled for June 12-14, the Dean Martin Hometown Festival in Steubenville promises to be a vibrant celebration of the iconic entertainer's legacy. Fans from across the nation and beyond will gather for a weekend filled with music, food, and entertainment, emphasizing Martin's influence on the community. The festival kicks off on June 12 at the Berkman Amphitheater, featuring performances by local artists. A charity golf scramble on June 13 will support the Ohio Valley Health Center, allowing participants to contribute to a worthy cause while enjoying the festivities. The closing day includes a Dino Dash 5K run/walk and a parade themed "Celebrate Dean Martin," inviting local businesses and celebrities to join in the procession.

Additionally, an afternoon event at Franciscan Square will highlight Martin's historic connection with the Muscular Dystrophy Association. This festival not only honors Martin's contributions but also strengthens community ties and promotes local engagement. With a variety of activities planned, attendees are encouraged to experience the magic of Dean Martin's world.

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