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Here at the Miami County Visitors Bureau, we have been blogging about our area for years. And, more importantly, we continue to ask our residents and visitors to blog about their experiences throughout our historic towns as well. For example… did you know that we are part of the longest paved trail system in the country?

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  • An annual holiday, Cinco de Mayo is celebrated every year on May 5th. This day is to commemorate the Mexican Army’s victory over the French Empire known as the Battle of Puebla on May 5, 1862. What better way to celebrate than to go out for some Mexican food and margaritas? Miami County has plenty of restaurants to choose from with delicious food… so good luck deciding on just one! Agave & Rye 2 N. Market St., Troy Located on the square in Downtown Troy and known for their “epic everything,” Agave & Rye is more than just a taco

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  • Summer is fast approaching—and that means the kickoff to many homegrown, outdoor events. Local festivals offer a great way to get together with family and friends and to enjoy food, activities and entertainment. Miami County offers many festivals and events that will bring smiles and fun. Each one offers a unique experience. Here are some upcoming events in Miami County. Taste of the Arts, Piqua, May 12 This evening event is a great way to kick off summertime fun in Miami County. Stroll downtown Piqua during the family-friendly Taste of the Arts and enjoy food and live entertainment. Children’s activities

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  • Heritage Hall

    April 20, 2023

    Looking for a new space for your next wedding, meeting or event? Look no further! When the Park District envisioned Heritage Hall they wanted it to be more than just a building for the community. The purpose of the project was to create a space that combines rustic charm with modern technology. A place where people can learn, celebrate, and gather. This 5,361 square foot event venue accommodates 150 people in banquet-style seating with up to 250-person capacity for presentations or other entertainment. Exposed wooden timbers showcase the vaulted ceiling giving it a spacious feel while the high-speed internet and audiovisual

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  • Miami County is rich in transportation history, and it tells a story of innovation and expansion. Beginning with the construction of the Miami and Erie Canal from 1825-1845 and the introduction of the railroad to the area in 1857 to biplanes in the early 1900s and the release of the original Ford Mustang in 1964, Miami County is proud of its history and heritage and the people who have impacted our forward progress. Johnston Farm & Indian Agency Experience a different kind of boat ride on the General Harrison at Johnston Farm. The General Harrison is one of a handful of

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  • The DORA, Designated Outdoor Refreshment Area, gives you the opportunity to have a drink and browse some of your favorite shops in Tipp City, Troy, and Piqua. Come and enjoy a drink and time with friends in three of our beautiful downtown communities. Some general rules for DORA participants include, that you must be at least 21 years of age or older to participate and purchase alcohol. You cannot bring outside beverages or beverages bought at one establishment to another alcohol selling establishment. All beverages being consumed must be in a DORA-approved cup within the boundaries of the DORA. Downtown

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  • A little rain now and then comes with each new Spring season. Don’t let that stop you from getting out and enjoying something new and fun! Here in Miami County, we have many great rainy-day activities for you to try! Miami County Libraries The library is the perfect rainy-day activity. Enjoy all the activities and fun that your local library provides. There are study and meeting spaces, computers, printing services and programs for all ages and so much more. It’s educational and free! Kids will have fun with a variety of toys, puzzles and of course, books!  There is always

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  • It’s very easy to focus on what’s new, fresh and, sparkling when we are promoting Miami County Ohio, but one thing is definitely true… we have some of the BEST, well-established restaurants in the area. The next time you are in town, check out one of these locally-owned restaurants that have stood the test of time. Buffalo Jack’s Boasting a unique menu, Buffalo Jack’s has been serving people from far and wide for decades in the small town of Covington Ohio.  Try a buffalo burger or some game sausages made of antelope, elk, venison, buffalo or wild boar! 3 Joe’s

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  • The Miami County Visitors Bureau is excited to release The Miami County Sweets & Spirits Trail! This trail is a great way to explore Miami County and find some of your favorite things, like candy and cocktails, cookies and craft beer, or even brownies and bourbon. Visit any of the 15+ locations along the trail and earn points towards amazing prizes. Make a purchase to earn even more! Sign up for the pass today! Must be 18 years of age or older to participate, minors are not permitted at certain locations. Check before visiting. For more information and to sign

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  • Check out just a handful of the great things Miami County has to offer in our new video! Locations include Brukner Nature Center, Downtown Piqua, Lost Creek Reserve, Downtown Tipp City, Fulton Farms,  Purebred Coffee, and Indian Creek Distillery.   Follow our Tiktok @visitmiamico, for more videos and to keep up to date on all things Miami County!      

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  • Whether you’re looking for a creative workspace or just a place to relax and enjoy a cup of coffee, there’s no denying that coffee shops are the perfect place to get things done. With its cozy atmosphere, free wifi, and delicious coffee, Miami County has some of the best coffee spots around. If you love coffee as much as we do, you’ll love this guide to the best coffee shops in Miami County. We’ve scoured the area for all the best spots to get your caffeine fix, from cozy cafes to chocolate shops. From basic brews to classic lattes, we’ve

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