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Put-in-Bay Chamber of Commerce & Tourism Bureau Receives Statewide Marketing Award COLUMBUS, Ohio – Put-in-Bay Chamber of Commerce & Tourism Bureau recently received recognition for achievement in marketing and advertising at the Ohio Travel Association’s RUBY Awards presentation, held Oct. 13 at Kalahari Resorts and Conventions in Sandusky, Ohio. The Put-in-Bay Chamber received a Ruby Award […]

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September 18th was an exciting day on Put-in-Bay, full of festivals and events. The day was dubbed the Big Day at the Bay and it was just that! From a 5K run and parades to live music and Monte-Carlo street games, there was something for everyone to enjoy. You never know what kind of weather

The 2021 Art in the Park event, hosted by the Put-in-Bay Chamber of Commerce, featured artists, crafters and creators from all over the state of Ohio, and a few from out of state (as far as Texas!). We couldn’t have asked for a more beautiful day. The weather was perfect, with the exception of a

It’s been a tough late winter and spring, and summer so far has been little better. Most of us have followed orders and stayed home, but books and tv can keep us occupied only so far, and somewhere as the days flow by, we get a tremendous urge to get outside, breathe fresh air, and

Put-in-Bay is riddled with fun activities you can do throughout the day! There’s almost too many to list, but we gave it a shot anyway. What’s your favorite thing to do on the list? Fishing Sailing Riding in a golf cart Relaxing in the parks Watching an antique car parade Listening to music Grabbing a

There are already more beer trails in Ohio than you can shake a pretzel at. Then there are the wine trails. And even a doughnut trail. So when Put-in-Bay’s official ambassador, Peter Huston, was at a national convention last fall attending a session on how to promote regional tourism, he had an appetizing thought. Sure