Frequently Asked Questions

1. ALL adults must present ID for Entry.

   1. The City of Cheviot requires event organizers to scan all adult IDs at event entry to host an event/fair on public property. The only information that is read by the scanners is name, age, zip code.

   2. ID Check is for Age Verification/Wristbands – ALL Guests over the age of 12 will be required to wear wristbands at all times.

   3. No personal data will be saved, sold or shared with any outside organization. All information is purged after the event aside from arrival times and zip codes so that we can better understand when and where people arriving from for future planning purposes.

2. ALL Minors must be accompanied by an Adult aged 21+ and remain supervised

   1. Maximum 5 minors per adult

3. No Face Coverings are allowed.

   1. Except medical face coverings and devices

4. No Large Bags or Backpacks

   1. Diaper bags are allowed.

   2. Bags are subject to search.

5. No Weapons of any kind including, but not limited to: firearms, explosives, stun guns, handcuffs, brass knuckles, batons, knives, etc. Guests found in possession of such items will be asked to remove the items from the fair or dispose of them.

6. Code of Conduct

   1. Guests shall refrain from using abusive or threatening language or obscene gestures and/or language.

   2. Guests may not engage in fighting, taunting, assault, intentional and unwanted physical contact with another guest, making threatening gestures, throwing objects or other behavior deemed potentially detrimental to the experience of other guests; those who engage in any of these actions will immediately be ejected from the event.

   3. Guests may not engage in unauthorized commercial activity on property.

7. Alcohol Policy

   1. You must be 21 to purchase alcohol

   2. Proof of age will be required to be served

   3. There is a limit of (2) drinks per person, per purchase. (Ticket Exchange)

   4. Individuals who appear to be intoxicated will not be served.

   5. Alcohol ticket sales will cease 30 minutes prior to the end of the event each night.

   6. Under-aged drinkers or persons passing alcohol to underage patrons will be informed of the event’s policy and of the law and be asked to pour out his/her beverage. A incident report will be completed.

   7. If a Guest is observed passing alcohol to an underage patron, after having been informed of the event’s policies and the law, that person and the underage drinker will be ejected from the event.

8. Violation of these Rules and Regulations may result in ejection without refund.

1. Attend one of the planning meetings held on the 2nd Thursday of each month at 6:30pm at the Lodge in Harvest Home Park.

2. Contact the Fair Secretary Bobbi Blum with Questions

   1. 513-658-8473

   2. harvesthomefair@gmail.com

3. Fill out the form here.

This year's parade will be held on Thursday September 5th at 6:00pm. The theme is "Community Heroes" and you can download the parade entrant application here.

1. The black line on the parade map indicates the parade route. The streets that meet the route will also be closed. This includes portions of Bridgetown Road, Harrison Avenue, Washington Avenue, Davis Avenue, St. Ann Place & Homelawn Avenue.

2. The roads will close down at approximately 5:30pm - 5:45pm for the parade to start at 6:00pm and will reopen as soon as the parade finishes.

1. Yes, all of the events will happen rain or shine. In the event of severe weather such as high winds, drenching rain or lightning individual events may be postponed or cancelled. The safety of participants and attendees at the Fair is our prime concern.

2. Some of the rides/attractions may stop operating during inclement weather and will reopen as soon as they can safely operate.

3. No refunds will be given due to the weather.

1. General admission is $5. Children 12 and under are FREE

2. First responders and Military Veterans are FREE w/ ID.

3. Thursday night is FREE for EVERYONE after the parade.

Thursday: 6:00pm - 10:00pm

Friday: 5pm - 11:00pm

Saturday: Noon - 11:00pm

Sunday: Noon - 8:00pm

Specific information regarding each contest is available here:

1. Click here for information about the Art Show

2. Click here for information about the Flower Show

3. Click here for information about General Exhibits

1. Checkout the Sponsorship page for information about becoming a sponsor.

2. We have multiple sponsorship levels including both monetary support and in-kind donations to support the fair. We also offer the ability to sponsor specific events such as the band stand, Flower Show, Art Show, General Exhibits and 4-H show.

3. Contact Sponsorship Chair Pete Minges (Peteminges@gmail.com) or Fair Secretary Bobbi Blum (harvesthomefair@gmail.com) for more info

1. There is limited accessible parking available in the parking lot accessed via North Bend Road. The Gate attendants at the entry to that lot can direct you to the available parking.

2. There are accessible restroom stalls in the bathrooms inside the Lodge.

3. There is a paved/accessible pathway throughout the park, however many of the rides and attractions are located in the grass.

1. In-park parking is limited to Fair vendors and volunteers with limited ADA accessible parking available.

2. Street parking is available in the neighborhoods surrounding the park and their are ticketing gates on both Davis Avenue & North Bend road.

3. No, there isn't a shuttle. Due to rising costs and decreased ridership, we no longer offer the shuttle service.

1. See the Commercial Booths page for more information and to download the contracts.

2. Contact committee chairs Stefanie Hawk & Gail Goedde-Chin at harvesthomefair.booths@gmail.com with questions.

Contact Brian Weber at harvesthomestageshows@gmail.com regarding band sign-ups.

1. Yes, you can bring your pet so long as it is leashed, under the control of an adult at all times, and is well-behaved in crowds and around other animals.

2. Aggressive animals are not permitted.

3. Please know that there are some dogs and other animals on-site as a part of the 4-H program and rescue organizations

4. Pets are NOT allowed in the the 4-H tents.

Some pieces are for sale. Works may be individually priced and sold by the artist. All legal and tax details must be handled by the artist.

1. There is an Hampton Inn Suites on Harrison Avenue about a 10-minute drive from the park.

2. There is an Holiday Inn Express that is about a 10-minute drive from Harvest Home Park near the Rybolt Exit on 1-74

Emails for advance packet pick up days/times will go out mid-august and are usually the week before the fair. Vendors can start to sent up on Thursday morning if they plan to be open on after the parade or Friday morning anytime after 8:00am. If you haven't gotten your vendor packet in advance it will be available in the white info trailer near the stage.

Vehicles are allowed into the park and you can unload right at your booth, but they will need to be relocated to the vendor parking lot 30 minutes before the fair opens.