Northeast Ohio Dog Friendly Events 2023
Searching for Northeast Ohio dog friendly events? Yeah, me too.
Yes, the summer is nearly over (where did all the time go?) but there’s still plenty of time to get out and enjoy the nice weather with your pup before the weirdness of Fall weather encroaches. I’ve found a few events to join up as a vendor, so come out to see me at one of these events, bring your pup if you think they’d like it, and stop by my booth for a dog headshot or family portrait. I’m also planning on selling greeting cards and gift cards. I’d love to see you at one of these!
Saturday, August 19th, Bay Village, Bark in the Park @BAYArts (see https://bayarts.net/events/bark-in-the-park-fun-raiser/)
Bark in the Park is a joint fundraiser to support BAYarts free community programs and the construction of a much-needed kennel in Bay Village. Join us for a Pooch Parade, rescues and services, local vendors, live music, food, kids crafts, and more all on the beautiful BAYarts campus.
Sunday, September 17th, Valley View, Jog for Dogs 5K (see https://www.cuyahogadogs.com/)
Come out and support the fundraising efforts of the Cuyahoga County Animal Shelter. In addition to the race, there will be a variety of vendors at the after party and all pups are welcomed to attend.
Sunday, September 24th, Brecksville, The Scoop and Adoption Sunday (see http://www.sanctuaryforseniordogs.org/id30.htm)
Join us for the best old dog party on the planet. Enjoy an afternoon of fun paced just right for our old friends! Games, contest, raffles, light refreshments, paw print painting, the Old Dog Olympics where every dog earns a gold medal, and so much more. All friendly dogs 7 years and older are welcome. Note: For this event I won’t be doing a photo booth because Portraits by Martha will be doing one. I’ll still be selling greeting cards and gift certificates at my own booth though!
Sunday, October 7th, Oberlin, The New Oberlin Doggie Doo (see https://www.facebook.com/theoberlindoggiedoo/)
Meet adoptable animals from several rescue groups and support local vendors.
These are likely the few events I’ll be vending at until the holidays roll around. Are there other area events that you’re making sure not to miss with your favorite canine? If so, share them below!
Can’t make it to one of these Northeast Ohio dog friendly events, but want to schedule something with me one-on-one? Head over to my main site, book a phone call, and share your vision with me!
