Cedar Valley Settlers Celebration & Music Festival
Sunday, September 19
11 a.m. - 5:30 p.m.
Frostville Museum & Rocky River Nature Center
Rocky River Reservation • North Olmsted
Free!
Celebrate Ohio’s yesteryear and hear great Americana music at Cleveland Metroparks annual fall event – the “Cedar Valley Settlers Celebration & Music Festival.”
Visitors can relive the sights, sounds, tastes and smells of Ohio's frontier days with a cornucopia of pioneer crafts and life skills, storytelling, toe-tapping music and food sampling along the connecting trail between Rocky River Nature Center and Frostville Museum to explore a cornucopia of old-fashioned crafts, food, and hands-on activities for all ages.
Try a variety of pioneer skills and activities, including: candlestick dipping, basket weaving, playing with pioneer toys, rug weaving, Dutch oven cooking, butter churning, working the two-man saw, and more! Sample a potpourri of traditional foods, such as fire–roasted turkey, biscuits with freshly-churned butter, apple cider, apple butter, and more.
Pioneer–costumed folks and storytellers will also be on hand to share stories from a by-gone era. A mini-encampment of a pioneer excursion camp is also a part of the festivities.
Enjoy great entertainment with live musical performances, storytelling and square and contra dancing.
In 2007, Cleveland Metroparks Cedar Valley Settlers Celebration & Music Festival BROKE the Guinness Book of World Records Largest Harmonica Play-Along with 1,882.
In 2008, Cleveland Metroparks Cedar Valley Settlers Celebration & Music Festival attempted to break the Guinness Book of World Records Largest Kazoo Play-Along. We did not break the Guinness Record, but we did set the Ohio Record with 2,374.
