New Years Fireworks Schedule in Ohio

Dayton - Dec. 31 ~ You are a Star at RiverScape MetroPark
RiverScape MetroPark, 111 E. Monument Ave.; 8 p.m.-midnight.
Enjoy live musical entertainment by the Kim Kelly Orchestra, children's face painter and comedian under the heated tent. Fireworks at midnight over the Great Miami River. Also enjoy ice skating for a $5 ice rink admission fee which includes ice skates.
(937) 278-2607.

Akron - First Night Akron - Enjoy this family-friendly event in downtown Akron. In its 12th year, there will be fireworks, live entertainment, and over 70 artists; admission is $10, under 10 are free; the party starts at 445pm. 11:30pm fireworks with music on 99.1FM

Port Clinton Ohio - Walleye Madness - Fireworks at Midnight
Although Port Clinton is a small town, its spirit is huge - especially on New Year's Eve! For the past 12 years, thousands have braved the cold and gathered for hours, in waiting for the"Madness at Midnight" Walleye Drop. Port Clinton is the "Walleye Capital of the World," so what else would they do on New Year's Eve but drop a 20-foot, 600-pound walleye from the sky at the stroke of Midnight! The small town USA energetically promotes the celebration through the participation of local businesses. Restaurants prepare Walleye specialties such as Walleye Chowder, Walleye Sandwiches, Walleye Cinnamon Chips, and Walleye Popcorn. A local Winery has even created a "Walleye White" wine to honor the city's Walleye Fame. Recognizing the momentum of Port Clinton's "Madness at Midnight," Wal-Mart has stepped forward as the national sponsor, joining local and regional sponsors for the event.

Columbus - 11:30- 12:15am at Genoa Park sponsored by American Electric Power

Cincinnati - 8pm-midnight - Fountain Square will be rockin' on New Year's Eve with ice skating, music and a countdown to 2008 on the giant LED board that will end in a splash of Rozzi fireworks over the Fountain.

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