Pretzel Festival Veterans Memorial Playground

75 North Walnut Street, Germantown, OH 45327

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Welcome to the Pretzel Festival Veterans Memorial Playground, a unique museum and tourist attraction located at 75 North Walnut Street, Germantown, Ohio. As the proud host of the annual Germantown Pretzel Festival, we invite you to experience the charm and excitement of our beloved community event, now in its 44th year.

Join us in celebrating the rich traditions and vibrant culture of Germantown at the 2024 Germantown Pretzel Festival. This year, we are thrilled to welcome new sponsors, Miami Valley Propane and FNB Germantown, who are committed to supporting our community. As a sponsor, your business can gain visibility and contribute to the success of this cherished local event.

The festival, held in Veterans Memorial Park, is a family-friendly extravaganza featuring a wide array of food, unique crafts, thrilling rides, and live entertainment. With two stages this year, there will be non-stop performances, including the highly anticipated headliners, "Yours For the Taking," on Saturday night. Thanks to our local partner, Schenck Furniture, both entertainment venues promise to deliver unforgettable shows throughout the weekend.

Visitors can indulge in an assortment of delicious pretzels and explore a variety of craft vendors offering handmade treasures, from jewelry to artwork. Don't miss our newly introduced Beer Garden, located near the shelter at the corner of Warren and Walnut streets, providing a perfect spot to relax and enjoy the festivities.

For over four decades, the Germantown Pretzel Festival has been a highlight for locals and visitors alike, offering a unique shopping experience, tasty treats, and fun for all ages. The festival is also home to the popular Pretzel Festival Queen Crowning, adding a touch of tradition to the event.

Mark your calendars and prepare for an unforgettable weekend at the Germantown Pretzel Festival. Whether you're a local or a visitor, this event is the perfect opportunity to immerse yourself in the spirit of Germantown and create lasting memories. For more information and to become a sponsor, visit our website today. Don't miss out on this exciting celebration of community and culture!

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75 North Walnut Street, Germantown, Ohio 45327, United States

937-903-1408

germantownpretzelfestival.com

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Jim Harrell (LarderRoom):

"LarderRoom...First time visiting Veterans Memorial Pretzel Festival in Germantown, OH. This town takes their Pretzels seriously. One of the vendors, a clear local favorite, had a continuous 3 hour line just to get a Pretzel. I love Pretzels but settled for a delicious grilled porkchop. It was amazing. Also tracked down some great beers and spiral Sliced (ribbon) fried potatoes loaded with cheese. Overall, it was a great time and for a good cause. I will certainly be coming back back! Note. Free admission. Beers $5. Food average $10-$15 and waters/Sodas $1-$3. Enjoy!"

1 year ago

John Page:

"VERY poorly organized festival. Lines for pretzels took over an hour. Only one portable toilet for thousands of people. Absolutely never coming back."

1 year ago

Ray Cox:

"The park is nice to visit. Not much to do, but good for a picnic or quick relaxing time in some shade. However, the Pretzel Festival is....well, lets just say they need to change the name. VERY FEW pretzel items for sale, and those that were could be purchased at GFS, ALDI, etc...."

almost 4 years ago

John Bernhard:

"This is far more of a small town arts and crafts fair than a pretzel festival. As a small town arts and crafts fair it gets 5/5. As for pretzels, with the exception of one vendor, who literally had a hundred people in line, they are exactly what you will get in any food court in any mall across the country. With a name like the Germantown Pretzel Festival, you imply a higher standard (at least with regard to pretzels) that is simply not met. Go to the fall crafts fair, enjoy small town USA feel, if that's what you want, but look else where for that special pretzel."

almost 5 years ago

matt:

"If you’re looking for a pretzel festival that has a total of 3 vendors selling pretzels; LOOK NO MORE! And If you’re looking for a pretzel that’s made from scratch, that expansive list drops to one vendor featuring an hour long wait.... Save yourself the trouble and head to auntie Ann’s, which, based upon this festival, could be considered a pretzel festival year round"

more 6 years ago