In Northeast Ohio Amish Country, visitors can immerse themselves in a unique blend of old-world traditions and contemporary activities that showcase the region’s rich heritage while embracing modern pleasures.
Explore time-honored crafts and artisanal goods, from intricately handcrafted furniture to delicious homemade cheeses and baked goods, reflecting the Amish commitment to quality and tradition. Complement these traditional experiences with a range of modern attractions such as scenic bike trails, engaging local festivals, and vibrant farmers’ markets.
Whether you’re enjoying a peaceful carriage ride through the countryside or participating in interactive workshops that highlight both historical techniques and contemporary innovations, Northeast Ohio Amish Country offers a delightful harmony of the past and present for a memorable visit.
Enjoy unique and captivating stories of the people, businesses, and civic groups that shape Northeast Ohio Amish Country.
At a recent Geauga Growth Partnership luncheon, nonprofit leaders, workforce professionals and community advocates gathered to discuss a […]
New UH Medical Facility in Middlefield Could Expand Access for Local and Amish Families At the Middlefield Chamber […]
Community celebrates new taxiway, new hangar, and a renewed spirit of aviation A warm fall morning on Sept. […]
Ownership Transition Brings Fresh Vision for Quality-Centered Foods in Northeast Ohio Amish Country Located in the heart of […]
By Bill Ward, Newbury resident and historian In 1897, a family from Gates Mills, Ohio, moved to a […]
The Rotary Club of Burton-Middlefield officially kicked off the 2025 Maple Splash Raffle (MSR) season with its first […]
Hartville Hardware Expands in Middlefield With New 175,000-Square-Foot Facility Middlefield, Ohio – Hartville Hardware has been part of […]
By Bob Johnson, secretary, Burton-Middlefield Rotary I had the honor of traveling to the Ronald McDonald House […]
By Bill Ward, Newbury resident and historian Despite years of reputed hauntings, when Nick Fischbach became a ranger […]
