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For 20 years, the Little Mountain Folk Festival brought families from across Ohio and the mid-west to Kirtland Hills for a nationally recognized family festival. In its 21 years, the name has changed to Little Mountain Heritage Festival and the music has expanded, but the same family focused unique celebration of Ohio’s music, food, fine crafters and history takes place at the Lake County History Center in Kirtland Hills.

The Center is located about 25 miles east of Cleveland and minutes off the I90 corridor. The Little Mountain Heritage Festival is held on a Saturday and Sunday near the end of July. The event is staged on one of the most beautiful festival sites in Ohio, the former Baldwin summer estate at 8610 Mentor Road (aka King Memorial Road) at Little Mountain Road in Kirtland Hills.

The 30-acre estate provides the space for seven music venues; five performing stages, one demonstration stage and one “pick-up” band area. The Brick Road Ramblers have played on the Main Stage near the entrance to the festival. You might find us at one of the pick-up band areas between sets or after the last set. There is continuous music all weekend from 11am until closing on all seven stages. For directions and to read more about it, visit their web site at www.lakehistory.org/ or call them at 440 255-8979.