The annual Stow Historical Society Harvest Festival took place September 28th and 29th, 2019 from 11:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. each day. Art, handmade crafts, and food were for sale both days of this event. Free tours of three historic houses and a one-room schoolhouse. Activities for children and adults. As always, there was the blacksmith, the apple butter stirring, and free musical entertainment. Proceeds from the festival go toward preservation of artifacts, maintenance of archives, and support the history of Stow, Ohio.

Stow-Munroe Falls Public Library Pop-up Library was at the festival both days and the Friends of Corvair Club were at the festival on Sunday.

Morningstar Bluegrass Band provided the music on Saturday and Kent guitarist/vocalist Dale Galgozy entertained on Sunday.

Over 40 artists and craft vendors participated. If you wish to sell your hand-crafted items at next year’s festival an application will be posted on the “Craft Vendors” page at http://www.stowhistory.org/harvest-festival/vendors/ in early 2020.

Questions? email shsfestival@gmail.com.