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Volunteers
run the Mad Anthony’s Tavern serving up old fashioned
sodas to quench everyone’s thirst.
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Delicious Food
Offered at Prairie Days
What is everyone’s favorite part of a festival? That’s right, the food!
Once again, most food available during the Prairie Days festival will
be provided by local non-profit organizations, so not only are you
filling your belly, you are helping out a good cause. Parking and
admission to Prairie Days are free, so that gives families a few extra
bucks to splurge on some pie and ice cream. From hamburgers to hot
dogs, walking tacos to sloppy joes and sausages, there is sure to be a
sandwich to satisfy everyone’s cravings. There will also be french
fries, kettle corn, pork rinds, fresh fruit, cider slushies, and much
more. Don’t forget to wash all the food down with some old fashioned
sodas and top off the meal with a piece of the best pie in Darke County
from our pie baking contest! Prairie Days has extended hours for the
third year, so come for lunch and grab an early supper before leaving.
The festival will be held Saturday, September 24th from 10am-5pm and
Sunday, September 25th from 12pm-5pm. For more information, call the
Nature Center at (937) 548-0165, or visit the website at
www.darkecountyparks.org.
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