Category Community Events

Please note that all Valley City Garden Club activities are cancelled until the Fall Harvest Meeting scheduled for August 20th at 5:30 at Mill Stream Park.

You know Spring is almost here when Pancake Breakfast rolls around. March 8th & 15th are this year’s dates. As usual it’s all you can eat and serving is from 8:30-1:00 at the Fire Station. Adult price is $8 with kids and seniors at $6 with a family max of $30. Don’t miss out on this annual event that is sure to please old and young alike!

For Immediate Release

Valley City, Ohio – Christmas in the Valley has increased the “festive meter” two fold by adding a Hermes Cleveland timed 5K, North Pole Parlor pop up pub, expanded chili cook off, train rides, horse drawn taxi service and the committee welcomes you to visit several new businesses on Sunday, December 8, 2019 from 10am-4pm in this quaint little town known for being the Frog Jump Capital of Ohio.  The event begins on Saturday, December 7^th with a 5:30 pm lighting of the memorial tree at The Depot Museum, 6615 Center Road followed by a 6:00pm Community Sing-a-long at this year’s host church, Emmanuel United Church of Christ, 6656 Center Road.

“Our town and Chamber have really come together for this event,” says Linda Garrett, owner of A Room With A View Studio ...

Christmas in the Valley is right around the corner. Click here for  all the details.

The Halloween parade has been cancelled due to threat of bad weather. Bring the kids down to the Fire Station at 6:00 pm for fun and refreshments. Parents can then decide if they want to take the kids trick or treating. Let’s hope for the best!

In the event of inclement weather (as has been forecast) the Halloween Parade will be cancelled and the whole event will take place at the Fire Station. Check back here and on Twp. Facebook page for updates.

The VFW Auxiliary Annual Turkey Dinner will be held on Saturday Nov. 9th from 5:00-7:30pm at the Post at 6731 Center Rd. Adults are $11.00, Children 6-10 are $5.00 and kids 5 and under are free.

Halloween is near so get ready to come to town to celebrate. As usual we celebrate Halloween on October 31st and it all starts with the Parade line-up at 6pm at the Depot. After that, the parade kicks off and heads to the Fire Station for costume judging and refreshments. After that it’s Trick-or-Treat time in the town from 6:30-8:30.

The Rocky River Watershed Council will be hosting a fundraiser on Sat. Sept 21 5-8 pm at the New Burntwood Tavern in North Olmsted. Click here for more info.

For a map of this year’s Medina County Fall Foliage Tour click here.