Ellwood City Ledger
ELLWOOD CITY It s true, the borough s Arts, Crafts, Food and Entertainment Festival will not happen this year, but an important summer ritual still will.
Ellwood City s annual firework display, typically part of the the festival line up, will go on, despite the committee s decision last Tuesday to cancel the main event due to concerns over COVID-19. An exact date, time and location for the fireworks has yet to be decided, but they re tentatively planned for 10 p.m. on July 2,3 or 4. We are still ironing out the exact details, said Eric Rayner, the chairman of the fireworks subcommittee, noting that final decisions should be made in the next couple of weeks. It s just about working with the borough and Zambelli (Fireworks).
Ellwood City Ledger
ELLWOOD CITY Get ready for peaches, pies, baked goods, berries, garlic, goodies, jams, jellies and greens because the Ellwood City Farmers Market is coming back.
This year, the market will take place from 8 a.m. to noon every Saturday between June 5 and Oct. 9 in the municipal parking lot at 500 Beaver Ave., and will feature lots of local meats, produce and products, as well as live music and entertainment, so that residents can get groovy while getting their groceries.
The market, funded by an anonymous grant, is organized by Ellwood City Revitalization, part of the Ellwood City Chamber of Commerce, and overseen by Co-curb Masters Katy Mook-McGrath, owner of Katy s Homestyle Bakery and More, and her husband, Michael McGrath.