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Hudson, OhioExperience

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aBOut HudSOnHudson, Ohio is a city rich in history and tradition. its old world charm has been carefully blended with the modern needs of the community. Hudson has earned its place on the national register of Historic places for its amazing architecture and also for the distinct moments marked in history, which include being a vital link in the underground railroad and home to famous abolitionist John Brown.

named after founder david Hudson, the city is home to many art, music, and food & wine events throughout the year. more than 1,100 acres of park land provide ample hiking, biking, fishing, golf, children’s play areas and picnic facilities. the notable historic marker, the clock tower, located on the north side of the town green, serves as a central meeting point and focus for many of the special events in Hudson.

with more than 100 independently owned, regional and national chain restaurants and retail shops, Hudson is the perfect place for shopping, dining and playing. Savor the charm of downtown Hudson as you stroll through the relaxed setting of our historic district and enjoy all Hudson has to offer.

from summer concerts on the green, old-fashioned ice cream socials, home and garden tours to amazing food and wine events, Hudson offers something for everyone, and you can extend your stay with a night at one of our charming bed and breakfast inns. we invite you to visit our vibrant community, enjoy our unique restaurants and shops, and bask in the arts and culture that fill Hudson’s calendar of events.

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for more information, visit www.destinationhudson.com or visit the Hudson visitor center located at 89 first Street, Suite 205. complimentary maps, walking tour information, business and event information is available in the vestibule monday - Saturday from 9 a.m. – 5 p.m. and Sunday from 12 noon to 5 p.m. the visitor center is also staffed and open for purchases of Hudson related merchandise on Saturdays and Sundays may 18 through September 29 as well as during select special events.

Destination Hudson is a group of volunteers working to make Hudson a top-of-mind destination for visitors. For more information, or for Visitor Center hours, call 330-603-8381.

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welcome to hudson, ohio These Hudson businesses are working together to give you the best possible experience. Whether you’re visiting for an hour or spending a weekend in one of our bed & breakfasts, our unique retail shops and restaurants, service companies and national chains offer everything you might need. Make www.merchantsofhudson.com a favorite for more information about our merchants, upcoming events, and details about our historic walking district.

ServiceS: Fast FrameFitness TogetherFifteen SpaFifth Third BankFine Reflections SalonGreat ClipsHudSUN TansThe Jeremiah B. King Guest HouseKeller Williams/ Chervenic RealtyLucia’s Salon on MainMartinizing Dry CleaningOff Mainstreet Salon, Rejuvenation Center & SpaPark Place TravelPat’s Computer RescuePrudential/Kathy Reid RealtyPure BarreRedwood ManagementSnip-Its Haircuts for Kids Solaire Hair Studio and SpaSpecs Eye Care The Western Reserve School of CookingWestern Reserve Vision CareYoga LoungeYoung Actors StudioYour Nanny Connection

Dining:3 PalmsAladdin’s EateryBlue Rock Cafe Caribou CoffeeCold Stone Creamery/ Rocky Mountain ChocolatesD’Agnese’s Tomato GrillDave’s Cosmic SubsDowntown 140FlipSideHattie’s Cafe & GiftsHudson’s RestaurantLager and FineLuchita’s Mexican RestaurantLulu’s YogurtMain Street CupcakesOne Red DoorOtanipizzaBOGORosewood GrillWine Bar at SolaireZeppe’s Pizzeria & Bistro

Shopping:All Brides BeautifulAntiques Galleriesb. lux boutiqueChico’sChocolates of HudsonColdwater Creek

Collection Auto (Volkswagen)Country BluesEpiphanyGracylaneThe Greenhouse, a fresh flower marketGreen Roots CollectionThe Grey ColtGymboreeHeather’s Heat & Flavor Heinen’s Village MarketHershey’s of HudsonHudson Fine Art & FramingIn Style AccessoriesJanet Rhodes Brings you Fair TradeJewelry ArtJ. McLaughlin JoS. A. Bank Clothiers Katie Bug’s KlosetLaTiDa BoutiqueLand of Make BelieveThe Learned Owl Book ShopLoftMy Little Red WagonNicky NicoleOutfittersRiley’s ClothiersSampler in HudsonSpace 208Talbot’sWhite House | Black MarketVignettes

HaiL tO tHe cHefS May 10the 8th annual Hail to the chefs is a preview gala for the upcoming taste of Hudson festival held on Labor day weekend. guests will enjoy delectable food from area chefs, fine wines and crafted beers, musical entertainment and a silent auction at this strolling dinner party. Held at Lake forest country club, the event benefits Safe Kids coalition of Summit county along with other local charities. visit www.tasteofhudson.com for more details and ticket information.

memOriaL day parade May 27community groups join the Hudson High School Swing marching Band in a parade through town (along routes 303 and 91) starting at 11 a.m. and ending in a memorial ceremony at markillie cemetery. Sponsored and organized by the american Legion. call 330-653-6509 for more information.

cOncertS On tHe green Sundays Memorial Day through AugustBring a lawn chair or blanket and enjoy these free concerts at the gazebo every Sunday evening. concerts start at 7 p.m. and feature music for every taste. Back-up location in case of rain is the Hudson High School auditoriumlocated at 2400 Hudson-aurora road. Sponsored and organized by the Bandstand committee. for more information and a detailed schedule, visit www.bandstandhudson.org.

All information printed within is based on what was available at press time. Please check websites to confirm event dates and times and visit www.destinationhudson.com for a current listing of 2013-2014 events.


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HudSOn farmerS marKet June 8 – September 28the Hudson farmers market will embark upon its sixth season this year with markets transforming the village green every Saturday morning from 9 am to 12:30 pm. Beginning June 9 and running through September 29 (including holiday weekends), the market features over 30 vendors with local produce and products. visit www.hudsonfarmersmarket.org for more details.

29tH annuaL HudSOn JuniOr invitatiOnaL gOLf tOurnament June 10 – 13Over 100 top-ranked golfers ages 15 – 18 compete in this prestigious tournament held annually at the country club of Hudson. Spectators are welcome for this 54 hole stroke play competition featuring golfers from all over the world. for more information call 330-650-1192 or visit www.hudsonjunior.org.


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HuDSon FeStivAl DAySHudSOn HOme & garden tOur June 13 – 14 the 65th annual Hudson Home & garden tour will showcase six of the city’s most notable homes and gardens. tour hours are 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. thursday and 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. friday. tickets are $20 pre-sale - available June 1 - June 12th and $25 during the event. presale tickets are available at the Learned Owl Book Shop, Keller williams chervenic realty and vignettes on main Street through June 12 and at the ticket tent on the village green and the garden Shop during the tour.

the Hudson garden club’s garden Shop will be open 10 a.m. – 5 p.m. at the Hudson middle School, featuring many of the plants found on the tour, including Hudson “pinks” and other native plants. also at the school, the popular tea room will be open 2 – 5 p.m. offering complimentary iced tea and cookies. Organized and sponsored by the Hudson garden club. for more information, call 330-650-4209 or visit www.hudsongardenclub.org.


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cLOtHeSLine art SHOw June 13 – 14 the clothesline art Show is sponsored by the Hudson Society of artists and runs in conjunction with the Hudson Home and garden tour. Held at the Hudson middle School commons, 77 n. Oviatt Street, this free art show runs from noon to 5 p.m. each day and features over 300 original works of art cleverly displayed by local artists and offered at reasonable prices. visit www.hudsonsocietyofartists.com for more information.

ice cream SOciaL June 14 a tradition started in 1948, the ice cream Social will be held on the clocktower green in the center of town from 6 to 9 p.m. enjoy ice cream, local entertainment, food and games for all ages. activities are free to the public, although tickets are required for refreshments. advance tickets available at the Learned Owl Book Shop in June. rain location: Hudson High School. Organized and sponsored by the Hudson League for Service. call 330-655-7658 or visit www.hudsonleagueforservice.org.

Screen On tHe green June 14 – Following the Ice Cream SocialJuly 19 – In conjunction with the Hudson Wine FestivalAugust 24 – When the movie is the Main Event!

grab a blanket and some popcorn and head over to the first & main green for Hudson’s summer outdoor movie series! these free community movie nights begin with pre-movie entertainment at 8 p.m. and the movie begins between 8:30 and 9 p.m. based on the level of darkness. movie titles to be announced 30 days prior to each showing. Sponsored by Leadership Hudson class of 2011. visit www.hudsonscreenonthegreen.org for the latest information or call 440-315-8613.

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HudSOn cOmmunity firewOrKS July 5Join us for an amazing fireworks display at case Barlow farm, set up by Hudson’s own american fireworks. enjoy family and friends and celebrate as the sky lights up with heart pounding fireworks. the show begins just after dusk. Organized and sponsored in part by the Hudson community foundation. ample parking is available at the Jo-ann fabric & craft Stores lot on the corner of terex and route 91. rain date: Saturday, July 6. for more information call 330-655-3580 or email [email protected]

muSic nigHtS at firSt & main July 12 – August 23grab some chairs and a blanket and head over to the first & main village green every friday and Saturday in July and august for evenings of music, dancing and giveaways. enjoy the sounds of top bands from the area as they perform lively cover music and originals to suit all tastes. concerts run from 7 p.m. – 9 p.m. and are free to the public. Organized by first & main. visit www.firstandmainhudson.com for the complete band schedule and more details.

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Beauty and tHe BeaSt Jr. July 17 – 20the enchanted world of disney’s Beauty and the Beast Jr. will make an appearance at young actors Studio this summer as students in 2nd through 8th grade showcase their talents. Belle’s taming of the unfortunate Beast and his ultimate transformation back into a handsome prince is a beloved fairy tale about very different people finding strength in one another and learning how to love. this “tale as old as time” will captivate audiences of all ages! tickets are $8 each and show time is 7 p.m. daily with a matinee performance at 2 p.m. on July 20th. for tickets and more information, please visit www.youngactorsstudio.net or call 330 653-8525.

mercHantS Of HudSOn annuaL SidewaLK SaLe July 18 – 21 the 27th annual sidewalk sale will provide shoppers with a chance to save big at more than 80 local businesses throughout downtown and greater Hudson. everything from books to clothes to toys, home décor and sporting equipment will be offered at great bargains. to help fuel you along the way, area restaurants will also be serving up specials on food and beverages. for more details and a complete list of sales and events by merchant, visit www.merchantsofhudson.com.

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HudSOn wine feStivaL July 19 – 20

the 6th annual Hudson wine festival will showcase over 150 fine wines and select craft beers and spirits to benefit animal welfare organizations in Summit county. the event kicks off along village way in the first & main Shopping district on friday, July 19 from 4 – 10 p.m. and continues Saturday, July 20 from 2 – 10 p.m. the festival will feature musical entertainment, food, artists and pet-related activities. tickets for the wine and beer area are $22 in advance and $27 at the door and include 10 tastes and a souvenir glass. tickets for additional tastes and full beverage pours are available on site. all other activities are open to the public at no charge. produced by connecting for a cause and sponsored by first & main. for tickets and more information visit www.hudsonwinefestival.com or call 330-256-8704.

Bye Bye Birdie July 24 – 27 One of the most captivating musical shows of our time, Bye Bye Birdie tells the story of a 1950’s rock and roll singer, conrad Birdie, who is about to be inducted into the army. as a plot hatches to get Birdie to sing one of his songs on the ed Sullivan Show, complications occur when Birdie agrees to choose a young lady to symbolically kiss good-bye. performed by students in the 7th through 12th grade, tickets are $8 each and show time is 7 p.m. daily with a matinee performance at 2 p.m. on July 20th. for tickets and more information, please visit www.youngactorsstudio.net or call 330 653-8525.


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art on the green is a juried fine arts and crafts show featuring more than 140 artists from around the country. Held rain or shine on the southeast green along route 91 and south of route 303, admission is free and the event runs Saturday, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Sunday, 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Organized by the Hudson Society of artists. for more information visit www.hudsonsocietyofartists.com

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taSte Of HudSOn September 1 & 2 this year marks the 9th anniversary of taste of Hudson, the two-day downtown-wide outdoor culinary, entertainment and lifestyle festival. Held Labor day weekend, the event spans four downtown greens and features all of the perennial favorites including food from the best Hudson-area restaurants, an outdoor beer and wine garden, more than 100 bands on seven stages, children’s activities, artists and much more. admission is free, food selections are priced under $7. the event runs Sunday from 12 – 8 p.m. and Labor day from 11 – 6 p.m. taste of Hudson benefits Safe Kids coalition of Summit county as well as other local charities. visit www.tasteofhudson.com for a complete list of events, participating restaurants and up to the minute details.

weStern reServe academy antiqueS feStivaL September 2 Held on the campus of western reserve academy, this premier one-day festival is celebrating its 32nd year and features over 100 exhibitors from Ohio and neighboring states. Open 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., rain or shine. tickets are $8 at the door and children under 18 are free. visit www.antiquesfestival.com for additional information.

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HudSOn Haunted HOuSe october 1-31 the 41st annual Hudson Haunted House will be open throughout October and is located at 2250 Barlow road. not for the faint of heart - guests will encounter room after room of monsters and horrors that will shock and surprise. winding corridors lead you down a maze of uncertainty and doom. admission is $12 per person, $5 for children 48” and under. group rates are available. call 1-877-999-gOry or visit www.hudsonjaycees.com/haunted/ index.asp for more information.

parade Of BandS october 5 the 53rd annual parade of Bands will take place at 7 p.m. on October 5, at the new Hudson memorial Stadium. the gates open at 6 p.m. and tickets are $7 at the gate, or can be purchased in advance at acme in Hudson, the Learned Owl Book Shop or the Hudson High School office for $5. don’t miss this opportunity to watch area high school bands and alumni perform during this amazing musical tradition. visit www.hudsonmusic.org for up to the minute details on bands and performance times.

caSe BarLOw farm faLL HarveSt feStivaL october 6 the annual case Barlow farm fall Harvest fest will be held from 1 – 5 p.m. at the farm located at 1931 Barlow road. guests enjoy old-fashioned games such as sack races, bobbing for apples, a cakewalk, horseshoes and checkers. also on hand will be crafts, live entertainment, pumpkin sales, hay wagon rides, pony rides and a petting farm. admission is $4 per child and $6 per adult and includes all activities. children under 2 are free. for more information call 330-650-0591 or visit www.casebarlowfarm.com

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mercHantS Of HudSOn tricK Or treat october 24

the merchants of Hudson invite costumed youngsters to attend their annual trick or treat event from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. along main Street, first & main and the acme plaza. view the windows painted courtesy of Hudson Schools and show off your best costume. enjoy games, contests, pumpkin painting and more. visit www.merchantsofhudson.com for complete details.


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cOme tO HudSOn fOr tHe HOLiday november 29Kick off the holiday shopping season with a trip to Hudson on the day after thanksgiving. Special events begin at 3 p.m. catch a special appearance by Santa and his elves, chime in with the holiday carolers downtown and watch the lighting of the luminarias at 4:30 p.m. visit www.merchantsofhudson.com for an updated list of events and times.

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Santa On tHe green December 7a favorite tradition in Hudson, join us as Santa officially arrives in Hudson on Saturday, december 7th via a fire engine! children can enjoy a visit with Santa and mrs. claus on the gazebo green, as well as listen to carols, shop, dine and enjoy the holiday charm that Hudson has to offer. Santa will be visiting with children from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Sponsored by the rotary club of Hudson, www.rotaryhudson.org.

HudSOn HOLiday waLK December 8Join us for activities for the entire family during the Hudson Holiday walk. visit with Santa & his elves, pet live reindeer, enjoy horse & carriage rides and many other activities from 12 – 6 p.m. visit www.destinationhudson.com for a complete schedule of holiday happenings.

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Save tHe dateS 2014 Hudson Community eventsMerchants of Hudson Indoor Sidewalk Sale January 9 – 12

Merchants of Hudson International Festival april 5 – 12

Memorial Day Parade may 26

Concerts on the Green Sundays memorial day thru Labor day

Hudson Jr. Invitational Golf Tournament June 9 – 13

Hudson Festival DaysClothesline Art Show June 12-13House & Garden Tour June 12-13Ice Cream Social June 13

Farmers Market June through September

Fireworks at Barlow Park tBd

Music Nights at First & Main every friday & Saturday in July/august

Merchants of Hudson Sidewalk Sale July 17 – 20

Hudson Wine Festival July 18 – 19

Art on the Green august 23 – 24

Taste of Hudson august 30 – September 1

WRA Antique Festival September 1

Hudson Haunted House all of October

Parade of Bands October 4

Case Barlow Farm Harvest Fest October 5

Merchants Trick or Treat October 23

Come to Hudson for the Holiday november 28

Santa on the Green december 6

Hudson Holiday Walk december 7

All information printed within is based on what was available at press time. Please check websites to confirm event dates and times and visit www.destinationhudson.com for a current listing of 2013-2014 events.

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Epiphany • Fast Frame • Fitness Together • FlipSide • Gracylane • Green Roots CollectionGymboree • Heather’s Heat & Flavor • Heinen’s Village Market • In Style Accessories

J. McLaughlin • JoS. A. Bank Clothiers • Loft • Luchita’s Mexican Restaurant • Nicky NicoleOne Red Door • Outfitters • Snip-Its Haircuts for Kids • Solaire Hair Studio and Spa

Space 208 • Specs Eye Care • Talbot’s • The Greenhouse, a fresh flower marketWhite House | Black Market • Wine Bar at Solaire • Yoga Lounge

Visit www.firstandmainhudson.com for a complete list of shops, restaurants, specials and events.

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