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Perrysburg Winterfest returns February 20-22

Winterfest 2026 expands across Perrysburg with 90-plus ice carvings, family activities, Winter Adventure and moreWinterfest 2026 returns February 20–22 with its largest footprint yet, expanding beyond Historic Downtown Perrysburg to include the Town Center at Levis Commons and launching the...

Winter creation station

Nationally known, award-winning paper cutting artist Mary Gaynier will lead children and adults in creating a community snowflake art display for Perrysburg’s America 250 celebration through her activity Red, White and Blueatiful Snowflakes.

Bay Area Credit Union to participate in Winterfest

Bay Area Credit Union invites the public to visit them at the Cocoa Crawl at Winterfest. Boomer Froggy, its Kids’ Savings Club mascot, will be handing out goodies and is available for photos.

Schedule of events

Winterfest 2026 is a three-day ice celebration taking place across two locations: Downtown Perrysburg and Levis Commons.Activities are listed by day and time to make planning your Winterfest weekend easy.Note: activities take place in two distinct locations.

Winterfest Country Crawl brings live music, local flavor and $750 raffle basket to downtown Perrysburg

As part of this year’s Winterfest celebration, Downtown Perrysburg, Inc. is giving attendees the chance to win a gift basket valued at more than $750, filled with items and gift certificates from local businesses and eateries.

Perrysburg Sculpture Walk winter photo contest deadline is February 28

The Perrysburg Sculpture Walk invites photographers of all skill levels to take part in the Fifth Annual Perrysburg Sculpture Walk Winter Photo Contest, celebrating the unique ways winter transforms public art.

Sun Federal celebrates 75 years of service

The truth is that to others, Sun Federal’s founding looked unremarkable.It began in 1950 with a few dollars placed in a cigar box in the basement of Sun Oil Refinery, pooled together by workers who wanted to help their friend build a front porch on their home.

Easy to make pretend snow

Spending time inside this winter is a perfect time to introduce a new sensory experience to children.Making pretend snow takes less than five minutes.

Did you know?

Snowflakes are made up of ice crystals and typically have a hexagonal shape and six points. But you can find other varieties of snowflake shapes. There are snowflakes with 12 sides, and even some in the shape of bullets. Irregular crystals of snow can also come in some unique shapes.

Event road closures

•Wednesday, February 18, “No Parking” signs will go up on West Second Street, 11 p.m. Wednesday through 6 p.m. on Sunday, February 22.•Thursday, February 19, there will be a road closure on West Second Street from Louisiana Avenue to Burlingwood Drive.