LUCAS — The 46th annual Ohio Heritage Days festival opened Saturday, spread across the grounds of Malabar Farm State Park, 4050 Bromfield Road.

Attendees can enjoy: crafts, primitives, antiques, horse drawn wagons, antique tractors, food, live music, Civil War and living history camps.

An archaeological display can be seen in the main barn on Sunday.

Free to the public, the festival will run its final day on Sunday, Sept. 24 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.

Ohio Heritage Days photo gallery

Horse pulling a wagon.
Girl riding horse.
Horses pulling a wagon.
Young child riding pony.
Ohio Heritage Days at Malabar State Park.
Ohio Heritage Days at Malabar State Park.
Men playing guitar at Ohio Heritage Days festival.
Man singing into microphone.
Man playing guitar.
Yellow, pink and orange flowers.
Light brown dog with purple harness.
Malabar Farm State Park home.
Malabar Farm State Park visitors center sign.
Fall decor displayed on table.
Flower garden.
Man dressed in old war uniform.
Man dressed in Heritage Days attire.
Men dressed in Heritage Days attire.
Men dressed in old war uniform.
Man dressed in Heritage Days attire.
Old war cannon being fired.
Man dressed in Heritage Days attire.
Man dressed in Heritage Days attire.
Old red engine motors.
Red, white and blue vintage lawn mower.
Horses pulling wagon.
Young boy on stilts at festival vendor.
Children playing game at Ohio Heritage Days festival.
Ohio Heritage Days at Malabar State Park.
Man dressed in Heritage Days attire.
Ohio Heritage Days at Malabar State Park.
Man dressed in Heritage Days attire.
Man dressed in Heritage Days attire.
Patrol women on horses at Malabar Farm State Park.
Malabar Farm historical marker.

Ohio Heritage Days video recap

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