The 2007 Harvest Home Fair was a great success.
We thank everyone who participated.
2008 Parade Application Form
» Click here to download the 2008 Parade Registration Form.
» Click here for more information!
5K Walk/Run and "Chipotle" 1 Mile Race
» Click here to view 2007 results!
» Click here to view photos of the 2007 1 Mile Race!
» Click here to view photos of the 2007 5k Walk/Run!
» Click here to download the PDF Registration for the 2008 5k Walk/Run!
2008 Harvest Home Fair - At a Glance
September 4: Annual Parade, Thursday, 6pm. (1 Mile Run just before parade)
September 5: 5 - 11pm (Horse Show starts at 7pm)
September 6: Noon - 11pm (Horse Shows start at Noon and 6:30pm)
September 7: Noon - 10pm (5k Walk/Run & Horse Show starts at 10:30am)
Admission: $5.00 Adults, Children under 12 FREE!
Saturday and Sunday, FREE until 3:30!
One price rides: Thursday 6pm - close, $10
Saturday/Sunday 12pm - 6pm, $15
This year's theme is:
"Conservation for Preservation".
Friday through Sunday
General Exhibits
Mouse Game & Jumbo Poker
Flower Show
Automobile Display
Art Show
Children's Petting Farm
4-H Livestock Auction (Saturday, 6:30 p.m.)
Horse Show
Stage Shows
Games and Rides
One Price Midway Rides (Thurs: 6pm - close, $10; Sat/Sun: 12-6 p.m., $15.00)
5k Walk/Run (Sunday, 10:00 a.m.)
Pet Show (Sunday, 12 Noon)
Sunday Family Fun Day
Plenty of Food and Drinks
Much More!
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2007 Event Sponsors
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Major Corporate Sponsors
National City Bank
Heidelberg Distributing Company
John Morrell Company
Johnson-Nash Metal Products, Inc.
Media Sponsors
Local 12 TV
Oldies 1160 AM Radio
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The first Harvest Home Fair dates back to the 1860s when a farmer had a fair for his harvesting on over 60 acres of land he purchased in Green Township. By 1939 the Fair was taken over by the Kiwanis Club of Cheviot-Westwood and has been since.
With over 23 Committees, planning begins in early February. Each Kiwanian is expected to donate at least 16 hours during the fair. However each member usually puts in the time to make the fair as big of a success as the years prior. An estimated 16,000 man hours is contributed each year to the fair by its committee and their families.
The fair is considered a success when "Good People" attend. An estimated crowd of 40,000 will be in attendance this year. There is something for everyone here. It's almost impossible for someone to visit the fair and not find something that interests them.
All in all it is expected that the fair this year will be even more successful than the year before. It truly is "The Biggest Little Fair in Ohio."
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