Partners in Care of Darke County is pleased to announce their Gazebo entertainment at the 2024 Great Darke County Fair. The organization, which includes Ayden Healthcare, Brethren Retirement Community, Brookdale Senior Living Greenville, Comprehensive Health Network, EverHeart Hospice, JAG Healthcare of Union City, Oakley Place, Rest Haven, Versailles Rehabilitation & Health Care Center, and Village Green, will sponsor concerts each day during the Great Darke County Fair.
Performances are from 11:00 am-12:00 pm daily, except for Sunday. On Monday, August 19th, there will be 500 free lunches given out in front of the Gazebo beginning at 11:30 am, sponsored by Ayden Healthcare and EverHeart Hospice. Lunches will be provided to seniors first, with any remaining lunches becoming available to any fairgoer.
Ashlynn Beisner, Community Outreach Specialist at EverHeart Hospice, remarked, “Each of our organizations exists to serve our community. Providing entertainment at the fairgrounds is just one way we can come together to give back in a way that all can enjoy.”
The entertainment schedule at the Gazebo will be as follows:
Friday, August 16th (Time for entertainment on this day is 1:00-2:00 pm)
Grove Hill, sponsored by Brookdale Senior Living Greenville
Saturday, August 17th
Tish Shepherd, sponsored by Rest Haven
Monday, August 19th
Adam Liette, sponsored by Brethren Retirement Community and Comprehensive Health Network
Tuesday, August 20th
Mora & The Boys, sponsored by EverHeart Hospice and Oakley Place
Wednesday, August 21st
Jonah Keen, sponsored by JAG Healthcare of Union City
Thursday, August 22nd
Mandy Rismiller, sponsored by Ayden Healthcare
Friday, August 23rd
Comin’ Home Jazzy, sponsored by Village Green
Saturday, August 24th
Robert Koeller, sponsored by Versailles Rehabilitation & Health Care Center
Pictured from left to right in the featured photo: Holly Wedam of Village Green, Pam Bowman of Comprehensive Health Network, Ashlynn Beisner of EverHeart Hospice, Jan Teaford of Brethren Retirement Community, Marsha Murphy of Rest Haven, and Debbie Baker of Ayden Healthcare