About The Reynoldsburg Tomato Festival
It All Started 44 Years Ago....
In October 1965, Reynoldsburg City Council dedicated a plaque commemorating a proclamation from the Franklin County Historical Society that named Reynoldsburg as the birthplace of the commercial tomato.
Annually for 44 years now, the citizens of Reynoldsburg have organized the Tomato Festival in celebration and rememberance of that proclamation.
Each year, the festival draws thousands of visitors, not only the people of Reynoldsburg, but also people from around Central Ohio and from around the state who want to enjoy home-grown family fun.
This year's festival takes place August 14 and 15 at Huber Park on Davidson Drive, just south of E. Main Street.
Festival-goers enjoy tomato displays and contests, consessions, arts and crafts exhibits, live musical entertainment, children's activities, and the opportunity to meet the friendly people of Reynoldsburg.
See Festival Pics from the Past
In The News
July 16, 2009 -- Eastside Messenger
June 17, 2009 -- Reynoldsburg News
April 19, 2009 -- Eastside Messenger
April 7, 2009 - This Week Newspapers
March 10, 2009 - This Week Newspapers
March 4, 2009 - The Dispatch
