Enjoy some great food and music on the lake when you visit Waterfront at Buckeye Lake! On Saturday, August 24, enjoy a live performance by Big Bad Stache. Big Bad Stache touches everyone’s ears by playing cover songs you know– ranging from 50s/60s rock & roll, 70s blues-inspired rock, and a mix of 90s alternative. You’re sure to hear a song you love– and you’re sure to have a great time!
Visit Horvath's Harbor to enjoy Jared Foster as he performs live. Jared Foster is a singer, songwriter and performer from Lancaster, Ohio. Currently in his 3rd year at the University of Cincinnati’s College Conservatory of Music, Jared is working towards his degree in Commercial Music Production. As a solo artist and with his current trio, Rosewood Revival, Jared has performed in cities all over Ohio, including gigs in Kentucky and Indiana. While performing, Jared plays all genres of music, but prefers easy listening music. When it comes to musical instruments, Jared is a true renaissance man. He mainly plays acoustic and electric guitar, but also dabbles in bass guitar, drums, piano, mandolin, and the occasional ukulele.
Stop by the Millersport Coffee Lot each Sunday from 11am to 4pm to pick up lunch from one of many visiting food trucks. Eat on site at one of the picnic tables or take it home but don't forget to check out the shops along Lancaster Street and grab a coffee before you go.
Visit Port Smokehouse for a great atmosphere, drinks, BBQ, and live music! On Sunday, July 25, you won't want to miss Shucking Bubba. If variety is the spice of life—then Shucking Bubba has just the right mix. With two different bands to choose from, how can you go wrong? There is the original three piece acoustic band (SBA) and the five piece, full-blown “bubba deluxe” (SBD). Both bands are cocked ‘n loaded with energy to burn and armed with an attitude, and the songs and musicianship to back it up, you owe it to yourself to check it out. Learn more about this event on Facebook.
Visit Horvath's Harbor to enjoy the atmosphere and some great live music. Randy Gleason is a 25-year-old solo acoustic artist from Shawnee, Ohio. At the age of 12, Randy picked up the guitar and started learning by playing old classic rock songs. At the age of 22, Randy decided to break off and become his own solo act. Randy brings high energy that is not accustomed to just regular solo acts-- covering music from the '60s to now with everything from Neil Young to Three Doors Down. Learn more on Facebook.
Visit Port Smokehouse for their Open Jam night! Come play, sing or watch! And while you're there, enjoy some great BBQ! Learn more on Facebook.
Weekly farmers market at The Harbor Community Center in the Village of Buckeye Lake. Enjoy live music as you shop for veggies and fruits from local farmers. A food truck will also be on site each week.
Visit the Buckeye Lake Farmers Market on Thursday, July 29 to enjoy the Roadside Lunchbox food truck. This food truck specializes in fair food-- including fries, funnel cakes, and more. And when you make your delicious purchase, note that the Roadside Lunchbox will accept cash and card. You can learn more about this event on Facebook.
Visit Port Smokehouse and enjoy a great atmosphere, drinks, BBQ, and live music! On Thursday, July 29, you won't want to miss Terry Douglas perform live. This band is from Thornville, Ohio and describes its sound as real and authentic country music. Learn more on Facebook.
Thursday night Cornhole is back at the Beach House Pub. $5 Sign ups at 7pm starts at 7:30pm, bar matches $1 per head, Domestic Bucket Specials for those who enter! (weather permitting)
Join Vinberige Vineyards as they welcome Reid Coleman to perform live! Enjoy the music while sipping on delicious wine. There will be seating on the patio, or you can bring your own seating for the lawn. Learn more about this event on Facebook.
Visit Port Smokehouse to enjoy a great atmosphere, drinks, BBQ, and live music. And on Friday, July 30, stick around to watch a local rock and metal band-- Green 13! You won't want to miss this group as they rock out in Buckeye Lake! You can learn more about this event on Facebook.
