Plain City Heritage Days on Saturday, May 19 from 9:00 am to 4:00 pm. Heritage displays, demonstrations, participation, and entertainment all day. Food, gift items and fun. A family friendly event with many possibilities, our guests will have chances to see products and skills from the past.
- Beachy Barns shed building
- Sample products like kettle korn and cheese
- Children’s activities will be available in both locations
- Animals, some you can pet.
- Horse drawn wagon rides
- Food and food contests
- Basket weaving
- Quilt making
- Ice sculpting
- Chalk drawing
- Blacksmithing
- Civil War re-enactments
...and more.
This festival will showcase the history of Plain City, rich with Amish background, by demonstrating the many items and trades that are were prevalent in Plain City years ago and many that are still a part of Plain City today.
For more information contact Julie Weaver at 614-561-3322 or julie.weaver@hotmail.com and on Facebook. 
Thanks to our sponsors:
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The Plain City Heritage Group (PCHG) is an association of seven local businesses that uphold the values and traditions o
f their Amish heritage. Included are Der Dutchman Restaurant, Carlisle Gifts of Plain City, Dutch Kitchen Restaurant, Beachy Barns, The Cheese House, Miller’s Furniture, and Yutzy’s Farm Market. For more information see plaincityheritagegroup.com.
The Uptown Plain City Organization (UPCO) is a local non-profit organization dedicated to the preservation and revitalization of the historic uptown Plain City business district.
UPCO, Preserving our 
heritage, Strengthening our community, Welcoming the future. For more information on participation, sponsorship, or volunteer opportunities, see uptownplaincity.com or contact Shannon Weigand with Uptown Plain City Organization at info@uptownplaincity.com or 614.873.0233.
See map of Plain City