Southern Ohio Storytelling Arts & Music Festival
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The tradition of storytelling is alive and well in Southern Ohio and is being celebrated with an amazing festival that brings some of the country’s best loved storytellers to Historic Downtown Chillicothe along with popular bluegrass musicians. This family friendly event is sure to educate, inform, challenge and entertain. Tickets can be purchased at the Ross-Chillicothe Convention & Visitors Bureau, Schlegel’s Coffee House, and Pump House Center for the Arts.
Southern Ohio Storytelling Arts & Music Festival
Phone : (740) 772-5783 (Always call and confirm events.)
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