Experience the lively fall traditions at Roscoe Village's Apple Butter Stirrin' Festival, where history, music, and craft meet in a charming setting. Discover why this event is a must-visit for folks wanting to taste Ohio’s rural roots.
Friday-Sunday, October 17th -19th
Join the 54th Apple Butter Stirrin’ Festival from October 17th-19th for a delightful weekend of homemade apple butter, live music, and over 100 craft and food vendors. Experience the charm of Roscoe Village, explore its rich history, and enjoy free crafts for kids in this vibrant celebration attracting 10,000 visitors annually.
The 54th Apple Butter Stirrin’ Festival will be held the third full weekend in October. Mark your calendars for Friday-Sunday, October 17th-19th. Purchase your tickets online for $5.00 or at the gate for $8.00. Children 12 and under are free.
The Apple Butter Stirrin’ is one of the largest festivals that offers homemade Apple Butter, live music, free crafts for kids, 100 plus craft & food vendors, History of the Canal Town, Spirit Tours, and so much more!
Roscoe Village is a charming restoration of a community that was once a thriving port on the Ohio and Erie Canal. Resorted in 1969, the original 1800s buildings are the hallmark of this quaint, entertaining, and scenic village nestled in the rolling hills of beautiful Coshocton County. We bring history to life through fascinating tours, adventures, special events, and fun-filled festivals like or annual Apple Butter Stirrin' an event that averages 10,000 visitors annually over the 3-day weekend.
Come early to watch the apple butter being made and to enjoy the freshest treats.
Fall weather can be unpredictable—wear layers and bring an umbrella just in case.
Many vendors prefer cash, so come prepared to shop and sample without issues.
Arrive early or carpool to secure a good spot and maximize your festival experience.
Roscoe Village was established in the mid-1800s as a key stop on the Ohio and Erie Canal, and its preserved buildings tell stories of the area's industrial past.
The festival promotes local artisans and sustainable practices, encouraging visitors to support eco-friendly vendors and leave no trace.
Essential for wandering through vendors, historical streets, and festival grounds comfortably.
Fall days can be chilly or warm; layering keeps you comfortable throughout the day.
fall specific
Many vendors prefer cash payments, so bring small bills for hassle-free transactions.
UV rays can be strong during outdoor activities, so pack sunscreen, hats, or sunglasses.
summer specific