On Saturday, August 9 the Bluffton Historical Society (BOHS) will recall the days when the Bluffton Sportsmen's Club building at Buckeye Park was a depot for the Lake Erie and Western Railroad (at a former location). The event will take place from 10:00 a.m.-1:00 p.m. at 405 N Spring St.
This weekend marks Bluffton's annual Alumni Soccer games! We are excited to announce that we're expanding the festivities to include even more fun events for the entire family, including grandparents.
We will have a Golf Scramble Friday morning, the Alumni games Saturday early evening, then come hang out on Vine St until 10 p.m.! Wristbands are now available for purchase at The Twisted Whisk in Bluffton for $10. These wristbands will grant you special discounts throughout the weekend. All proceeds from the weekend will go directly towards the new Legacy Park.
The Bluffton Historical Society has announced that it will meet at 7:00 p.m.on Wednesday, August 6--not the usual second Wednesday of the month--in order to prepare for the August 9 Bluffton History Day event.
JULY 26 MEDIA RELEASE__Mennonite Home Communities has announced an August 17 Concert on the Lawn at the Mennonite Memorial Home backyard:
"Join us for an evening of music under the summer sky! We're excited to welcome back Ryan Hensley and Susan Bright, the talented duo who stole the show last year! Bring a lawn chair, a blanket, and your singing voice-or just sit back and enjoy the tunes.
Here’s a hot tip for fans of Bluffton High School vocal music. The a cappella ensemble "One Voice"–vocalists Ellie Hartzler, Claire Phillips, Liliana Liberato, Makenna Mohr, Eli Lehman and Ty Huffman–has a series of performances near and not so near.
Scores of music lovers and even a few dancers gathered at Bluffton downtown gazebo for the 5th annual performance of the 60s Survivors Band. Food trucks and music ranging from Mustang Sally to Werewolves of London drew a big crowd to the lawn of Bluffton Presbyterian Church.