Welcome to the 3rd Annual Bottoms Up—Lancaster’s own celebration of style, history, and the creative spirit that’s been shaping Ohio’s Glass Town for more than 150 years. We’re thrilled to share that in the past few months, The New York Times spotlighted Bottoms Up as a midcentury “destination for design,” and we couldn’t be prouder to welcome you into that story. This weekend, let yourself explore, eat, drink, unwind, wander, shop, and truly experience the city that glass built. For the first time, enjoy our new “glass corridor,” where the Bottoms Up Midcentury Marketplace, the Ohio Glass Museum, and Gay Fad Studios come together in one vibrant pocket of Lancaster. Use this guide to shape your own perfect weekend and discover why this place—and this community—keeps inspiring visitors year after year.David AnnecyGay Fad StudiosJason AnnecyGay Fad StudiosJonett HaberfieldVisit Fairfield County Ohio2
HOW TO USE THIS GUIDEUse this guide to explore and locate Bottoms Up activities happening at select locations across Lancaster. Some experiences run all weekend (Eat & Drink all weekend pages 8-9 and Shop & Experience all weekend pages 10-12), while others are day‑specific (Thursday–Sunday only pages 13-21). Activities include expert presentations, themed cocktail gatherings, live entertainment, the Bottoms Up Midcentury Marketplace, food and drink specials, classes, shopping, a bartending competition, and more.The Bottoms Up sidewalk banners will help you locate participating businesses listed in the guide, or you can wander Bottoms Up by exploring any business displaying the official banner outside.CHECK IN. ASK QUESTIONSFIND YOUR WAYBottoms Up HQ is the official go-to spot for event info, ticket package pickup, and the entrance to the Bottoms Up Midcentury Marketplace. Swing by to grab your goodie bag, build your itinerary, and snap the perfect retro-inspired selfie at our photo op stations. Bottoms Up HQ is located at 111 S. Broad Street just behind Fountain Square in downtown Lancaster. Open Thurs 9am-5pm, Friday 9am-9pm, Saturday 9am-5pm, Sunday 9am-4pm.3
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Bottoms Up LocationsAle House 1890 Bottoms Up HQ Bottoms Up Midcentury MarketplaceBroken Glass DistilleryDecorative Arts Center of Ohio Destination Downtown Lancaster Double Edge Brewing Co. El Parian Steaks & Tequila Farmer's Country Store The Frame Shop of Lancaster Gay Fad Studios Holiday Inn Express JB’s Downtown Grill JD HENDERSONS Keller Market House Lancaster Farmers Market L-City Coffee + The Local JointMermGoddess Tattoo Studio & Gallery Mud Gallery Ceramics & Fine Art Ohio Glass Museum & Glass Blowing Studio O'Huids Gaelic Pub The Orange Carpet Lounge Provisions Bakery & DeliRejuvenation Station Rhonemus Cellars Rockside Winery and Vineyards Rosechic Boutique Sparkle & Rust STUMP LANCASTER Summer House Antiques Tracie Lynn's CollectionUptown Clothing Company Wayfarer Bookshop Whit's Frozen Custard of Lancaster12345678910111213141516171819202122232425262728293031323334355
BOTTOMS UP IS SPONSORED BY6 We’d also like to express our sincere thanks to the volunteers, Lancaster community, the midcentury and tiki communities across the country that helped make this possible.
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Eat & Drink All Weekend Ale House 1890149 W Main StreetThurs-Sat 11am-11pm, bar until midnightLocated in the heart of historic downtown Lancaster, Ale House 1890 is the perfect place to settle in and experience the city like a local. This refined yet relaxed spot pairs timeless design with modern comfort, offering thoughtfully crafted food, creative cocktails, and a welcoming atmosphere that makes it easy to stay awhile.Whether you’re visiting for the weekend or just discovering downtown, it’s an ideal gathering place to unwind, connect, and enjoy the true taste of Lancaster.Double Edge Brewing Co.158 West Chestnut StREETThurs 3-10pm, Fri 3-10pm, Sat 11am-11pm, Sun Noon-8pmA neighborhood taproom built around wellmade beer and a steady stream of familiar faces. The brewery plays host to a rotating lineup of food trucks, taproom events & live music. All beer, cider, & seltzer is made right there at the Chestnut Street location. We are more than just beer, we focus on “creative, approachable beer by people who put craft & community first.”El Parian Steaks & Tequila123 N Broad StreetThurs 11am-10pm, Fri-Sat 11am-11pm, Sun 11am-9pmEnjoy a living testament to the vibrant culture of Mexico. Indulge in a tantalizing array of authentic Mexican dishes, expertly crafted with the freshest ingredients. From sizzling fajitas, to hand-crafted margaritas, and mouthwatering steaks, the menu promises to be an unforgettable dining experience for every palate. Happy Hours: Thursday: All Day Half Price House Margaritas, Friday, Saturday, Sunday: Half Price House Margaritas 2pm-6pm.O’Huids Gaelic Pub167 W Main StreetThurs-Sat 11am-Midnight, Sun 10am-4pmA weekend-long Summer Solstice Celebration! Enjoy authentic Irish food and drink specials as we mark the longest day of the year—a time rooted in Gaelic tradition and known for gathering, music, and celebration. Come raise a glass, share a meal, and soak in the lively, welcoming atmosphere as we celebrate the light and spirit of summer together.JB’s Downtown Grill111 N Columbus StreetFri-Sat 11am-9pm, Sun 10am-2pmA casual American restaurant known for its burgers, sandwiches, and comfort‑food classics, with strong local reviews and a relaxed, family‑friendly atmosphere. We will be serving up our fantastic rum punch. You can enjoy it while grabbing some food or take it with you in a DORA cup while you enjoy the day. Stop in Sunday from 10am2pm for brunch.JD Hendersons204 South Columbus StreetThurs 4pm-2:30am, Fri-Sat 11am-2:30am, Sun 11am-12:30amPopcorn, Pool & Pours: Free popcorn, great drinks, weekend music, Thursday 7:30 and Sunday 5:30 pool tourneys on our new Predator tables. Pull up a stool and celebrate Bottoms Up with us!L-City Coffee +123 N Broad StREETThurs 6am-6pm, Fri 6am-7pm, Sat 7am-7pm, Sun 8am-4pmExperience ̵ specialty coffees, Italian sodas, and light bites served in a retroinspired atmosphere. Swing by, relax, and get something stylish and refreshing.8
The Local Joint434 N Columbus StREETThurs 4pm-12am, Fri-Sat 4pm-1am, Sun 4pm-12am Retro Cocktail Party at Lancaster's newest bar! Enjoy Classic cocktails, throwback jams and good vibes all day. Thursday - Live music with Jarron Sollee 7pm-10pm.Eat & Drink All WeekendRhonemus Cellars1511 George Rd. NEThurs-Fri 4-9pm, Sat 11am-10pm, Sun 11am-6pmRhonemus Cellars is an elevated winery in Lancaster, Ohio, offering picturesque landscape views, indoor and outdoor seating, and a relaxed atmosphere in a mid‑century modern–inspired setting. Relax and unwind with a glass of Rhonemus wine or cider, enjoy friendly, personal service, and savor exquisite food from their on‑site restaurant.Rockside Winery and Vineyards2363 Lancaster Newark Rd NEThurs 2-8pm, Fri 1-9pm, Sat 1-9pm, Sun 1-5pmRockside Winery is offering special midcentury inspired wine slushies and specialty cocktails. Try our blast from the past “Not Your Mother’s Cheeseball” to perfectly compliment your beverage of choice. Local craft brews on tap as well as local boubons round out your choices. Don’t miss this local’s favorite winery and their custom Gay Fad wine glass!Whit’s Frozen Custard of Lancaster213 S. Broad Street11:30 AM-9 PM, 11:30 AM-9 PMEnjoy a Classic Hot Fudge or Butter Pecan Sundae served in an Anchor Hocking parfait glass! And, yes you get to keep it as a souvenir of the Bottoms Up Event! Let’s celebrate our local glassware heritage in an ever-so DELICIOUS way!! Provisions Bakery & Deli 135 W Main StREETThurs-Fri 7am-4pm, Sat & Sun 8am-4pmLancaster’s freshest bakery items, hippest coffee bar, and the best selection of deli sandwich’s. Fine wines and coffee cocktails are also available. Cherry Street Pub202 N Cherry StSweet Betty’s117 S Columbus StMaria’s Mexican Restaurant129 E Main StBob’s Backyard Barbeque157 W Main StBootleggers of Lancaster147 W Main StDowntown Fruit Passion207 W Main StHadouken Barcade122 W Main StSquare Seven Coffee House150 W Main StTiberio’s Pizza416 N Columbus StThe Well203 S Broad StTriple P’s200 W Main StAdd'l options9
SHOP & EXPERIENCE All Weekend Decorative Arts Center of Ohio145 E. Main StreetThurs-Fri, 11am-4pm, Sat-Sun 1pm-4pmJoin us at the Decorative Arts Center of Ohio - Downtown Lancaster's destination for intriguing exhibitions, historic charm and local history. Located in the fully restored 1835 Reese-Peters House, DACO offers rotating art exhibitions, art classes, a museum gift shop, and furniture and fixtures of the historic home. Join us today for our exhibition, \"Enduring Legacy: Celebrating 25 Years of Ohio Decorative Arts.\" Admission to the museum is free! Farmer's Country Store540 N. High StreetThurs-Sat 10am-4pm Now and Then: Step back in time inside our 1870 building, preserving its grocery store past with original memorabilia while now serving as a showcase for locally made home décor and a quilt and yarn shop. Browse vintage treasures, handcrafted decor, clothing, and purses as well as our selection of mid-century inspired cotton fabrics.The Frame Shop of Lancaster339 N. Columbus StreetThurs-Fri 10am-5pm, Saturday 9am-2pmWe’re your local custom picture framing shop, celebrating 51 years. Stop in to browse our unique frame styles—tiki, bamboo, MCM wood, aluminum, and acrylic Prisma and Glow Up frames.Check out original watercolors by Byron Kohn, plus our art, cards, and gifts.Thu–Fri: 10% off Custom Framing orders placed today. Enter our drawing and join us Saturday for our Sidewalk Sale.Don’t forget to sign up for our drawing.Gay Fad Studios137 W Main StreetThurs-Sat 10am-8pm, Sun 10am-6pmGay Fad Studios, the trailblazing midcentury glassware company, made history when it re‑emerged in 2022—six decades after its original closure. As the only midcentury glassware decorating studio ever resurrected, Gay Fad has reclaimed its place as an innovative force in glassware and barware design. During Bottoms Up, explore limited‑edition, Ohio‑made glassware created using the same iconic methods that made Gay Fad famous. Discover new releases alongside curated glass from around the world—pieces selected for their craftsmanship, ingenuity, and shared spark of inspiration. Wander the in‑store museum to experience the brand’s remarkable past, then shop the designs defining chapter two of a midcentury movement reborn.Keller Market House134 S Columbus StREETThursday-Fri 9:30am-5:30pm, Sat 8:30am-4pm, Sun Noon-4pmCome shop local at Keller Market House, downtown Lancaster’s food and artisan market. The historic market house offers a wide selection of local foods and handmade goods from small Ohio businesses. Be sure to check out a special display of items for your next cocktail party, including drink mixers, local snacks and charcuterie boards!10
SHOP & EXPERIENCE All WeekendBottoms Up Midcentury Marketplace111 S Broad StREETFri 6-9pm, Sat 9am-5pm, Sun 9am-4pmImmerse yourself in the dazzling era of sleek glassware, chic barware, and showstopping cocktail accessories—all under one roof. From rare vintage finds to timeless treasures like bar carts, costume jewelry, drink mixers, and retro-inspired candles, this is your chance to discover pieces that embody midcentury style.Ohio Glass Museum & Glass Blowing Studio124 W Main StreetThurs-Sun Noon-4pmEnjoy FREE admission to the Ohio Glass Museum during Bottoms Up weekend and explore captivating galleries, live glass blowing demonstrations, classes and a gift shop filled with handcrafted pieces. Their current exhibit, \"Shaping Society\", was curated by Anne Kiphen and examines how everyday glassware from fine crystal to mass-produced pieces reflects and shapes cultural values across time.Blown Glass Drinkware Class at the Ohio Glass Museum & Glass Blowing Studio124 W Main StreetThurs-Sun Pre-register for 10am-11am, 1pm-2pm, or 4pm-5pm time slotsTake part in a hands-on Blown Glass Drinkware Class. Participants will collaborate with skilled glass artists to create their own handcrafted drinkware. Choose from stemless wine, tumbler, or rocks glass or something with a little more kick! No experience necessary. Tickets $70/person. Fused Glass Coasters Class at the Ohio Glass Museum 124 W Main StreetThurs-Sun Pre-register for 10am-11am, 1pm-2pm, or 4pm-5pm time slotsTake part in a hands-on class led by skilled artists to design your handmade coaster! Choose a style that speaks to you, whether it’s tiki, mid-century modern, or inspired by your favorite drink. No experience necessary. Tickets $45/personRejuvenation Station159 W. Main StREETThurs 11am-6pm, Fri 9am-4pm, Sat 9am-2pmRejuvenation Station is Downtown Lancaster's destination for relaxation, refreshment and a little retro glam. Enjoy the IV Hydration Therapy to refuel and revive, Neurotoxins (wrinkle reducers) for a smooth midcentury glow, luxurious facials for radiant skin, soothing massage therapy to melt stress away, cleansing foot detox, and signature Oxygen Bar for a breath of fresh fabulousness. Rosechic Boutique133 N Columbus StREETThus 11am-4pm, Fri 10am-6pm, Sat 10am-4pmRed, White & Rose: Rosechic Boutique is all about effortless style and hometown pride. Shop easy-to-wear pieces, statement accessories, and unique gifts—plus a fun mix of USA and Ohio-themed finds to celebrate 250 years in style.Sparkle & Rust134 N Columbus StREETThursday-Saturday, 10am-4pm, Sunday Noon-7pmVisit us and explore our curated selection of vintage home decor and furniture, where you’re likely to discover the perfect midcentury modern piece for your home. 11
Stump Lancaster117 N Columbus StREETThurs-Sat 11am-5pmSTUMP is a specialty plant shop focused on houseplants, plant‑care education, and locally crafted wares. Open shopping in our lush green space. As always, we will feature some plants loved during the MCM era and will have a nice relaxing space for shoppers to take a deep breath and unwind. Accessories and gifts are on hand for purchase if plants aren’t your thing.Summer House Antiques720 N Columbus StREETThurs-Sun 10am-5pmDiscover an inviting mix of vintage charm and curated character. Find thoughtfully selected antiques, vintage glassware, Pyrex, and a vast selection of tiki shirts and more. The shop’s ever‑changing collection makes every visit a new discovery—whether you’re hunting for a statement piece, a nostalgic treasure, or something beautifully unexpected.Tracie Lynn's Collection113 N Columbus StREETThurs-Sun, 10am-6pmTracie Lynn’s Collection offers a beautifully curated mix of home décor, gifts, accessories, and seasonal treasures in the heart of Lancaster, Ohio. Explore thoughtfully selected pieces—everything from vintage items and statement décor to unique finds that make perfect gifts. Uptown Clothing Company205 W. Main StREETThurs-Fri 11am-5:30pm, Sat 9am-4pmDress sharp and step out in style at Uptown Clothing Company, Downtown Lancaster's destination for elevated fashion for men and women. During Bottoms Up, swing into this chic boutique for timeless looks with a nod to midcentury polish and modern sophistication. From tailored classics and statement pieces to effortless everyday style, Uptown Clothing Company offers curated apparel and accessories designed to help you look cocktail-party ready from brunch to last call. Whether your vibe is Rat Pack refined, Palm Springs polished, or casually cool, you'll find something to fit the moment. Stop in, freshen up your wardrobe, and make sure your Bottoms Up weekend look is nothing short of fabulous.Wayfarer Bookshop105 N Columbus StreetThurs-Sat 10am-6pm, Sun 10am-2pmMidcentury & Cocktail Book Sale: Browse a curated selection of mid-century books from the 1940s, ’50s, and ’60s—all 10% off their already low prices. Plus, explore discounted cocktail and barware books, perfect for adding a vintage touch to your home bar or summer entertaining.Shop Mod at Mud Gallery Ceramics & Fine Art123 N. Columbus StreetTHURS 11am-5pm, FRI 10am-6pm, SAT 1-6pm, SUN 11am-2pmShop our eclectic selection of handcrafted goods from local makers, including tiki mugs and other one-of-a-kind items. Find your new favorite treasure in our artistowned gallery featuring 13+ Ohio artists.SHOP & EXPERIENCE All Weekend12
THURSDAY ONLYBeer Release:Frantastic and Fire King Double Edge Brewing Co.158 West Chestnut StREETThursDAY 3pm-10pmTo kick off Bottoms Up, we’re starting things off the only way that felt right, with a thoughtful release of two new beers, crafted for the occasion: Fire King – a clean, refined light lager, created as a tribute to Anchor Hocking and Frantastic – a key lime pie sour with a bright, balanced finish, honoring Fran Taylor of Gay Fad Studios. Both will be available on draft and in cans, ready to enjoy at your own pace. We’ll also be featuring two custom glass designs by Gay Fad Studios, bringing a little extra artistry to what’s in your hand. My Chick'N Bites food truck will be on the patio! Stop in, take your time, and enjoy a pour (or two). Let’s have a great Bottoms Up Weekend! Bottoms Up Opening Eventat Ale House 1890149 W Main StreetTHURSDAY 6pm-9pmJoin us at Ale House 1980, in the heart of Downtown Lancaster, for an evening of cocktails, flavor, and atmosphere designed to set the tone for the days ahead. Guests will have access to a private upstairs lounge and outdoor patio that offers an intimate, relaxed space to sip, mingle, and take in the energy of the opening night. Enjoy a boozy buffet of curated bites paired with two event-themed cocktails crafted just for the occasion. This is your chance to arrive early, settle in, and enjoy the beginning of an unforgettable weekend.Tickets $80/person After Hours at O'Huids Gaelic Pub167 W Main StreetThursDAY 9pm-MidnightKeep the night going at O’Huids as we kick off the Bottoms Up weekend. Enjoy latenight drinks, a lively atmosphere, and the kind of warm, welcoming energy that makes O’Huids the perfect last stop of the night.Thursday Night Line Dancing & Hula Dancing followed by Karaoke at The Orange Carpet Lounge 128 North Columbus StreetThursDAY 8:30pm-2:30amJoin us for Thursday Night Line dancing with our very own Val Contosta and Lacey Starkey, this Thursday will include a special \"Hula\" lesson celebrating our upcoming Tiki Beach Weekend! Line dancing plus hula dancing starts at 8:00 PM followed by karaoke. Come kick up your boots, shake those hips and get your tropical vibe on early! All levels welcome, beginners to Pros!13
FRIDAY ONLY Tiki Tumblers Pottery Playshop at Mud Gallery Ceramics 123 N. Columbus StreetFRI 10am-12pmSculpt a one-of-a-kind Tiki Tumbler! Starting with a \"leather-hard\" stoneware pottery cup, you will add clay and carve designs to create facial or other decorative features, making your one-of-a-kind tiki tumbler! No experience is necessary for this fun event. Finishing will be provided with a food-safe glaze. Your pottery will be ready in 3-4 weeks. Shipping is available for out-of-town guests. $70/personJuneteenth Celebration with Destination Downtown Lancaster128 North Broad StreetFriDAY 11am-1pmJuneteenth commemorates the end of slavery in the United States and honors Black freedom, resilience, and culture. Enjoy powerful speakers, delicious food, and local vendors as we come together to reflect, celebrate, and uplift this important history. Stop by and be part of it!Flamingle Party at the Holiday Inn Express1861 Riverway DrIVEFriDAY 4-6 PMUnwind and enjoy a poolside Flamingle at the Holiday Inn Express. Relax with $5 cocktails, enjoy music, and take in the playful flamingo‑themed atmosphere created just for this event. Arrive in pink or in your best flamingo‑inspired look for a chance to win the Best Dressed prize. Proceeds benefiting local events and family programs. When you check in, mentioning “Flamingle” at the front desk will also give you 5% off your stay.\"The Shape of the Cocktail: Glassware, History & Style\" Ohio Glass Museum | 124 W Main StREETFRIDAY 3–4pmLarry and Tammy Nickell showcase classic barware—highlighting the history, purpose, and evolution behind each shape.Learn how form, decoration, and maker influence the drinking experience. Expect fresh ideas for styling your own bar and a new appreciation for the artistry of glass.Attendees will also be entered to win collectible pieces during the presentation.Mid-Century Mod Art Show at the Hall Pass GalleryINSIDE O’Huids Gaelic Pub167 W. Main StREETFri 4-11, saturday 11am-11pm, sun 10am-4pmFathom Arts Consortium members explore Mid-Century Modern style art. The show is available to view and pieces for purchase anytime during O'Huid Gaelic Pub hours. Artist Meet and Greet Friday from 4-6pm.Wines in the Vines at Rhonemus Cellars1511 George Rd. NEFriDAY 5pm-8pmGrab your glass and join us in the vineyard as we pour our award winning wines and other notable wines from around the world.Enjoy heavy hors d'oeuvres, taste unreleased Rhonemus Cellars wines, live entertainment on the lawn.Tickets: $75/person.14
FRIDAY ONLYMidcentury Food and Cocktail Pairing at Ale House 1890149 W Main StreetFRIDAY, 5:30-7pm or 7:15pm-8:45pmJoin us for a curated multi-course pairing experience. Each course is thoughtfully matched with a favorite cocktail, creating a fun and flavorful progression designed to surprise and delight. This ticketed experience includes a guided tasting of both food and drinks, highlighting bold flavors, nostalgic nods, and a few unexpected twists along the way. $60/person. Opening Night of the Bottoms Up Midcentury Marketplace111 S Broad StREETFri 6-9pm, Sat 9am-5pm, Sun 9am-4pmImmerse yourself in the dazzling era of sleek glassware, chic barware, and showstopping cocktail accessories—all under one roof. From rare vintage finds to timeless treasures like bar carts, costume jewelry, drink mixers, and retroinspired candles, this is your chance to discover pieces that embody the spirit of midcentury style. All weekend entry for $12 or single day entry for $5. The Leaky Lifeboats: Sea Shanty Singalong Night at O'Huid's Gaelic Pub167 W Main StreetFriDAY 8pm-9pmA lively a cappella performance of traditional sea shanties that once echoed across sailing ships, reimagined for a modern, interactive night out. Expect big harmonies, audience singalong moments, and a high-energy, communal atmosphere built around music, storytelling, and fun.A Tiki Escape at the Orange Carpet Lounge128 North Columbus StreetFriday 8pm-2:30amEscape to the islands without leaving Lancaster as The Orange Carpet Lounge goes full retro tiki for a two‑night beach bash during the Bottoms Up Festival, serving colorful 1950s‑style cocktails and mocktails, hosting hula dancing, limbo, beach‑themed games, and a DJ spinning island vibes while guests dance, mingle, and cool off on the patio; throw on your Aloha shirt or retro attire for a tropical weekend you won’t forget—21+ only.Vintage Queens @ L-City Coffee +123 N Broad StREETFriDAY 9pm-11pmA night of Drag with a Mid-Mod twist in a hidden Lancaster speakeasy. The Show is a can't-miss for entertainment! Retro glam, dazzling Queens, & cabaret flair. Doors open 8pm for NA cocktails, mocktails, retro arcades, & lite entertainment. Show starts promptly at 9pm. 18 and older. Limited tickets at the door.Double Edge After Dark at the Double Edge Brewing Co.158 West Chestnut StREETFriDAY 9pm-11:59pmWe’re spinning a mix of favorites from the early 2000’s and up, so expect throwbacks, sing-alongs, and dance moves that haven’t seen daylight since the MySpace era. You spent the day admiring the barware… now it’s time to fill it and make some questionable dance decisions. Queens and DE are creating a fun, safe environment where everyone can let loose.155:30–7:00 PM7:15–8:45 PM
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SATURDAY ONLYPop Up Cocktail Bar at the Lancaster Farmers Market143 W Chestnut StREETSatURDAY 9am-NoonVisit the downtown Lancaster Farmers Market and shop a wide selection of local foods and handmade goods from our vendors. In honor of Bottoms Up, we'll host a Pop Up Cocktail Bar so you can sip while you shop. Kick off the weekend and enjoy fun summer cocktails, farmers market style!Boozy Brunch Market Mornings Saturday at Double Edge 158 West Chestnut StREETSatURDAY 9am - NoonStart your weekend with brunch, brews, and a stroll through the Lancaster Farmers Market! We’ve got specialty cocktails, beer, cider, seltzer, and N/A options lined up all weekend. The Hogs N Hunnies Food Truck is on site 9am-1pm.\"From Soda Fountains to Suburbia: Formica brand and the American Midcentury Movement\"Fairfield County Library219 N Broad Street (3rd Floor)SATURDAY 10am-11amWhat does a countertop have to do with cocktail culture? More than you might think.Join Renee Hytry, Brand Historian for Formica Corporation, for an engaging look at how Formica—best known for its colorful, easy-to-clean surfaces—helped shape the look and feel of midcentury American life. You’ll learn how these materials moved from bustling soda fountains and diners into suburban homes, becoming a defining feature of kitchens, rec rooms, and home bars. You’ll learn how Formica played a key role in creating the vibrant, modern aesthetic of the mid-20th century.18
SATURDAY ONLY\"Smoke Gets in Your Eye: Smoking Culture and Glassware in MidCentury America\"Fairfield County Library219 N Broad Street (3rd Floor)SATURDAY 11:30am-12:30pmJoin Tom Felt, Director of the Museum of American Glass, for an entertaining look at the rise of smoking culture in the midcentury era and how it influenced the design of everyday objects. From small tabletop ashtrays to oversized pieces made for parties and patios, you’ll learn how changing social habits shaped design trends, how the glass industry responded with creativity and scale, and why these objects remain a fascinating window into midcentury life. Expect a mix of historical insight, design appreciation, and a few personal stories.The First Pour: Broken Glass Distillery Mocktail PreviewBroken Glass Distillery403 S Broad Street SATURDAY Noon-4pmBroken Glass Distillery offers a first taste of what’s to come with a special early launch during Bottoms Up. Join Head Distiller, Eric Gillen, for complimentary mocktails crafted with the same creativity and attention to detail that will define their future spirits program. While the distillery is not yet open to the public, this exclusive preview is your chance to experience the flavor, style and vision ahead of their official opening this Fall. Master Class: Lost Cocktails of the KahikiAle House 1890149 W Main StreetSATURDAY 12pm-1:30pmJoin us as Ale House and Shipwreck Shirley’s presents a cocktail master-class on how to make 3 of the lost cocktails of the Kahiki Supper Club! In this class you will learn how to make the original Kahiki versions of the Mystery Blossom, the Head Hunter and the Famed “Mystery Drink!”Additionally, you will receive a copy of the Kahiki Scrapbook which has more of the lost Kahiki cocktail recipes and the opportunity to purchase limited edition Gay Fad Shipwreck Shirley’s barware! This class is limited to 24 participants and will be presented by Ale House and Doug Motz of Shipwreck Shirley’s. $80/person. Limited seating availableMCM Tattoo Flash Event at MermGoddess Tattoo Studio & Gallery130 S Columbus StREETSatURDAY Noon-6pmStop by MGT and sign up to get a small Mid Century Modern themed tattoo by owner and artist Krista Fisher. Sign up will be on a first come first served basis. Spots will be limited. Must be 18+ to be tattooed. All flash designs will be repeatable and range from $150-250. The flash sheet will be shared leading up to the event on Krista’s IG merm_tattoo. Stop by and enjoy the gallery even if you don’t want to get tattooed!19
SATURDAY ONLYGlass & Grit - Anchor Hocking Appreciation Event at Double Edge Brewing Co.158 West Chestnut StREETSatURDAY 1pmWe’re raising a glass to the people who built the legacy—proud Anchor Hocking retirees and current employees, the families who’ve been part of the story, dedicated collectors, and anyone who appreciates a little hometown history. And because this one’s for you…$1 first pours for all current and former Anchor Hocking employees. No tickets, no fuss—just good beer, good stories, and a well-earned celebration. Free to attend. \"Gay Fad Studios: 80 years\"Fairfield County Library219 N Broad Street (3rd Floor)SATURDAY 3PM-4PMEmbark on an inspiring journey through the legacy of Fran Taylor, the visionary founder of Gay Fad Studios who reshaped expectations one glass at a time. Discover how her fearless entrepreneurial spirit helped define midcentury design, captivating customers worldwide with work that was bold, joyful, and unmistakably modern. In this special 80th Anniversary presentation, David and Jason Annecy—new stewards of the Gay Fad name—share how 1946 became the pivotal year that launched the company’s rise. You’ll explore the cultural moment that fueled Gay Fad’s ascent, the techniques and artistry that set Taylor apart, and the lasting influence her work has on collectors, designers, and glass enthusiasts today.Then, step behind the scenes as David and Jason reveal the story of Gay Fad’s contemporary revival—from the decision to resurrect the brand to the unexpected adventures that followed, all driven by a mission to honor Taylor’s legacy while carrying her spirit of innovation forward.Live Music on the Patio: Willow Jayne & The Lazy Day at Double Edge Brewing Co.158 West Chestnut StREETSatURDAY 3-5pmJoin us as we welcome back Willow Jayne & The Lazy Day for a laid-back patio set perfect for easing into your Saturday. Fronted by multi-instrumentalists and co-songwriters Heather Santos and Nick Gorby, this group blends original music with reimagined favorites from across the decades—each song delivered in their own smooth, genre-blurring style. Fresh beer, handcrafted cocktails, cider, seltzer, and N/A options flowing all afternoon. La Baia Italian Street Food Truck from 2–8pm.20GLASS & GRITANCHOR HOCKING APPRECIATION EVENTJUNE 20 1PM@Double Edge
SATURDAY ONLYShipwreck Shirley's Tiki Luau at the Rhonemus Estate3974 Wheeling Rd NESatURDAY 6pm-9pmRelax poolside at a vibrant tiki luau hosted by Todd and Doug of Shipwreck Shirley’s, featuring world‑class exotica from DJ Trader Jeff, cocktails inspired by the original Kahiki, and Shipwreck Shirley’s signature drink. Enjoy a generous spread of tiki and Polynesian‑inspired dishes, take in a Mahana Dancing performance, explore giveaways and silent auctions showcasing the complete Shipwreck Shirley glassware collection, and browse exclusive glasses and art. The first 25 ticket holders will receive the latest glass in the series, designed by Gay Fad Studios. Arrive in your best tiki poolside attire and dive into an unforgettable tropical escape crafted just for you.Live Music on the Patio : The Ex-Bombers at Double Edge Brewing Co.158 West Chestnut StREETSATURDAY 7-10pmJoin us as we welcome back The Ex-Bombers, a delightfully sinister psychedelic blues duo all the way from Illinois. With primal pop hooks, magnetic energy, and a gritty groove that pulls you in, they’re the perfect soundtrack to close out your Saturday night. Fresh beer, handcrafted cocktails, cider, seltzer, and N/A options flowing all night. La Baia Italian Street Food Truck from 2-8pm.Downtown Tiki TimeAle House 1890149 W Main StreetSATURDAY 7:30pm-10:30pmA Saturday evening soiree featuring tiki themed cocktails and light hors d’oeuvres. Enjoy the live tiki music of “Steel Drum Dave” from the private upstairs patio. Price includes one themed cocktail, access to come and go throughout the evening, private restrooms and light hors d’oeuvres. Come show off your festive tiki attire and finish out your night in style. $40/person. Molly Rosin Live: Irish Folk and Fiddle Music at O'Huids Gaelic Pub167 W Main StreetSatURDAY 8pm-11pmAn evening of lively Celtic and Irish folk music as Molly Rosin brings traditional fiddle tunes to life. Settle in with a drink and enjoy the rich, spirited sounds of Ireland in a warm, welcoming atmosphere perfect for a night out downtown.Vintage Queens at L-City Coffee +123 N Broad StREETSatURDAY 9pm-11pmA night of Drag with a Mid-Mod twist in a hidden Lancaster speakeasy. The Show is a can't-miss for entertainment! Retro glam, dazzling Queens, & cabaret flair. Doors open 8pm for NA cocktails, mocktails, retro arcades, & lite entertainment. Show starts promptly at 9pm. 18 and older. Limited tickets at the door.21
Sunday Brunch: Summer Solstice Celebration at O'Huids Gaelic Pub167 W Main StreetSunDAY 10am-2pmKeep the Summer Solstice weekend going with a festive brunch featuring great food, good company, and a warm, welcoming atmosphere. It’s the perfect way to gather, relax, and continue the celebration. Sláinte!\"Atomic Age Entertaining: Midcentury Recipes and Tableware\"Fairfield County Library219 N Broad Street (3rd Floor)SunDAY 10am-11amJoin Amanda Huynh as she takes you back into the 1950s and 60s, exploring the flavors, design, and style that defined the era. You’ll learn key ingredients and design elements providing practical guidance for recreating a cohesive and authentic midcentury style dinner gathering. You’ll also receive a take-home recipe card to help bring the experience to life in your own kitchen.\"Mid-Century Modern Cocktails at Home 1950-1970\"Fairfield County Library219 N Broad Street (3rd Floor)SunDAY 11:30am-12:30pmJoin Clark Pope for an engaging presentation and discussion on crafting cocktails at home. Whether you are mixing a casual after-work highball or planning a small gathering, Clark will cover everything from building a well-rounded home bar to batching drinks for effortless hosting. Come with questions and leave with practical tips, creative suggestions, and approachable recipes. The session will focus on classic spirits—dry gin, bourbon, blended whiskey, vodka, and both sweet and spiced rums—highlighting drinks that feature bright flavors, festive garnishes, and classic glassware like coupes and highballs.Father's Day Brewery Tour at Double Edge Brewing Co.158 West Chestnut StREETSunday Noon-2pmHead Brewers Dom and Zac are opening the doors and giving a behind-the-scenes brewery tour. It’s free, casual, and honestly… it’s mostly just an excuse to let the boys talk about beer for a while.Swing by and grab some beers to-go, Gay Fad Studios Glassware and some new apparel! Local? Even better. This is your chance to lovingly heckle Dom and Zac in their natural habitat. No tickets, no pressure, just good beer, good people, and a solid way to spend your Sunday. Stick around to get some of the best pizza in town from Son in Law Pizza Company 2-6pm.22SUNDAY ONLY
Makers Market at the Decorative Arts Center of Ohio 145 E. Main StreetSunDAY 1-4pmJoin us in the DACO garden for a vibrant showcase of local artisans, vendors and makers. The market brings together a diverse selection of high-quality goods, including handcrafted jewelry, home décor and more. Set in the picturesque gardens of the 1835 historic Reese-Peters House, the market not only supports local makers, but also provides a chance to explore a stunning historic venue while discovering one-of-a-kind treasures. Entry to the makers market and museum is FREE!\"Gin: From Jenever to Modern Craft Spirits\"Fairfield County Library219 N Broad Street (3rd Floor)SunDAY 2pm-3pmJoin John Sigafoos as he explores the rich history of gin, tracing its evolution from early jenever to the diverse modern gins we enjoy today. You’ll learn the different styles of gin, how it’s produced, and how it became a globally distributed spirit.John will also provide practical tasting techniques and how to identify flavor profiles, along with classic and contemporary cocktail suggestions. Final tips include guidance on pairing gin with appropriate glassware and bar tools to enhance the drinking experience at home or behind the bar.Bottoms Up Bartending Cocktail Competitionat O'Huids Gaelic Pub167 W Main Street SunDAY 2pm-4pmJoin us for Bottoms Up first Mid-Century Modern Cocktail Competition, where classic drinks from the 1940s–1970s get a creative, modern twist. Inspired by the style, flavor, and nostalgia of the era, competitors will craft original cocktails that celebrate the spirit of mid-century entertaining.The first 40 guests will have the chance to watch the cocktails come to life, sample select entries (while supplies last), and cast their vote for the People’s Choice Award. It’s an interactive, flavorful experience—come sip, explore, and help crown the crowd favorite.Bottom’s Up Last Call Party at Rhonemus Cellars1511 George Rd. NESunDAY 6–9pmJoin us for the final evening of the 3rd Annual Bottoms Up Midcentury Show at the beautiful Rhonemus Cellars. With its elevated, mid‑century modern–inspired setting and sweeping landscape views, it’s the perfect place to unwind and celebrate together. Your ticket includes two drink tickets, passed hors d’oeuvres, a generous grazing table, and live entertainment by Ben Lucas. Let’s gather for a relaxed, memorable night as we toast to another wonderful season of Bottom’s Up. Tickets: $75/Person23SUNDAY ONLY
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