Second Thursday in Crestline this week

It was SO awesome last year, we’re doing it again! It’s time for the 2nd year of “STIC”- Second Thursdays in Crestline.

Spend your Second Thursdays in Crestline enjoying LIVE music, GREAT food, LOCAL shops, AWESOME community vendors, and SO MUCH MORE. Stay right in your hometown for a fun-filled evening for the whole family. Celebrate your village and #SupportLocal.

The Galion-Crestline Area Chamber’s “STIC” events are in conjunction with the Ralph Thauvette Memorial Summer Concert Series. Full concert schedule will be posted soon.

On Thursday, July 11th, we will be excitedly welcoming back the AFM 159 Big Jazz Band to downtown Crestline. Music will begin at 7:00 PM, but the event’s activities begin at 5:00 PM. “STIC” will be on N. Seltzer Street, and the band will play on the corner of Scott Street. Be sure to grab a DORA beverage from a local restaurant.

WQEL will be there as well with some prizes to hand out…be sure and find us this Thursday.

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