Holiday Closings

Easter Sunday
Memorial Day
July 4th
Labor Day
Thanksgiving
Christmas
New Year's Day

Street Fairs

Fall events are cancelled due to
Covid-19/coronavirus.

Normally, we have two Street Fairs a year, on the 2nd Saturday of June and October. For street fairs, we always have a large selection of pottery marked down and displayed outside on the patio in front of our shop. It's a perfect time to pick up some fine pots at a great price!

Our Sidewalk Sales always coincide with the Yellow Springs Street Fair on the 2nd Saturday of June and October.

Art Strolls

Fall events are cancelled due to
Covid-19/coronavirus.

​Evening stroll through downtown art galleries and refreshments.
3rd Friday in June and October
6:00pm–9:00pm

Open Studios

Fall events are cancelled due to
Covid-19/coronavirus.

​Third Weekend in October
Visit artists in their own studios!

Chamber of commerce 
​Arts council

Yellow Springs is a small town with a lot of character and a community enhanced by both Antioch College and Antioch University McGregor. Though the population is only around 4,000, excluding the college, the village has a diverse range of shops, galleries, and restaurants. An art movie theater shows first run, independent and foreign films and the Yellow Springs News has published a weekly newspaper for over 125 years. Since the 1960's, Antioch College has operated a radio station WYSO, a national Public Radio affiliate with locally hosted shows.

Glen Helen

Glen Helen, a 1000 acre nature preserve owned by Antioch College, is open to the public. The Glen borders a mile along one edge of town. Cross a road on the far side of the Glen and you're in John Bryan State Park, which has much to offer in day use or camping. John Bryan State Park connects with Clifton Gorge where the Little Miami River has made a deep cut in the limestone. It's a great place to take a walk as well, right on up to the historic Clifton Mill, still in operation in the town of Clifton.

Bike Trails

Along the edge of downtown Yellow Springs runs one of the many Ohio bike paths built on old railroad beds. The bike path is part of the Little Miami Scenic Trail going from Springfield to Cincinnati, and links up to other area bike paths.

Look for more events and info at

www.ysartscouncil.org
​​www.yellowspringsohio.org

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