Food & Dining
Crazy for a Clambake? Grab a plate full of fabulous fresh food for a great cause. It’s the Put-in-Bay Volunteer Fire Department’s Annual Island style Clambake! This annual event is held Saturday September 21st from 12 p.m. to 5 p.m. at the fire station on Concord Avenue. You’ll find the fire station directly behind the senior center. The Clambake serving includes a dozen delicious clams, half chicken, corn, potato, fresh fruit, and vegetables. Tickets are just $25 per person. Enjoy a fantastic island meal and help support a great cause....View More
As much as you’d maybe like to, you probably aren’t going to manage to make it over to Germany for Oktoberfest. Now that’s a tough trip. But that doesn’t mean that you can’t enjoy your own little slice of Germany right in Ohio’s own backyard. Keep a trip to Bavaria on your bucket list for one more year and do Oktoberfest island-style instead! Join us for a weekend of fun, festive music, bratwurst, cabbage, and of course, plenty of beer! Island Oktoberfest is a Put-in-Bay tradition that can’t be beat!...View More
The Put-in-Bay Spring Fling 2024 at the Island Club has been a Saturday staple for over 20 years. This party is our way to thank you, our guests, for staying with us while visiting the island. Guests from the Island Club, Put-In-Bay Condos, and our premier Put in Bay Hotel Partners join forces to enjoy a weekend of live music, cold drinks and good friends. Spring Fling Put-in-Bay The OFFICIAL Put-in-Bay Spring Fling Party Is At Island Club Home Rentals! Winter is long for everybody up north, from New York...View More
Fall Ball Put-in-Bay, Ohio The annual Put-in-Bay Island Club Fall Ball is the unofficial end of Put in Bay summer fun. Fall Ball is our way of showing appreciation to our customers after the busy summer season. This giant customer appreciation party just surpassed our 20th Anniversary! Fall Ball was the original street party that spawned the Island Club official Put-in-Bay Spring Fling party, which are two of the biggest Put-in-Bay events of the season. It has grown in size each year for exactly two decades as more and more...View More
