2021 Sweet Corn Festival Reopening
It is now “full steam ahead” as the Sweet Corn Festival Committee announces plans to host the 74th Annual Sweet Corn Festival, September 1 – 4 at Historic Lions Park in Millersport.
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Attractions
The Millersport Sweet Corn Festival offers concerts, rides, games, animals, tractor pulls, contests, prizes, entertainment and more for free admission and only $10 parking per vehicle! It’s ear – resistable fun!!
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5K Run
This annual event is always held the Saturday of the Millersport Sweet Corn Festival at 9:00AM. Visit this site now to sign up on-line at a discounted rate. Discounted rate lasts until Thursday, 9/2/2021.
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Concessions
Is your non-profit organization looking for a fund raiser for 2021?? Here’s how to join the Millersport Lions Sweet Corn Festival family of non-profit.
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Major Prizes
The 2020 The Millersport Sweet Corn Festival would like to thank all the groups who sold tickets and all who participated in the contest! Thank you for your support!
Any non-profit group who would like to participate in our turn-key fundraising opportunity should contact Major Prize Chairpersons Kelvin & Robin Hite by emailing majorprize@sweetcornfest.com for an application to sell tickets.!! Half of all of sales are profit for your organization.
Any non-profit group who would like to participate in our turn-key fundraising opportunity should contact Major Prize Chairpersons Kelvin & Robin Hite by emailing majorprize@sweetcornfest.com for an application to sell tickets.!! Half of all of sales are profit for your organization.
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Entertainment
(Free Concerts) Come celebrate the long Labor Day Weekend with us in 2021! Our Nashville Headliners will be announced in early 2021.
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Durant Amusements
The Millersport Sweet Corn Festival midway will have over 20 rides in 2021 for you and your family to enjoy.
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Concessions
All food, game and display concessions (booths) at the Millersport Lions Sweet Corn Festival are operated and staffed by NON-PROFIT, CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS from throughout the Central Ohio area. We are proud of this tradition that we have been able to maintain since the very first festival in 1946.
