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AACW Blues Fest	Yellow Springs, OH	reviews	937-767-9114	www.aacw.org
Big Bend Blues Bash	Pomeroy, OH	reviews	877-MEIGS-CO	www.pbjs.org
Bikes & Blues	Middletown, OH	reviews	513-422-3030	www.middletownusa.com
Black Swamp Arts Festival	Bowling Green, OH	reviews	419-354-2723	www.blackswamparts.org
Canton Blues Festival	Canton, OH	reviews	330-458-2072	www.cantonbluesfestival.com/
Cincy Blues Fest	Cincinnati, OH	reviews	513-739-2583	cincyblues.org
Creekside Blues & Jazz Festival	Gahanna, OH	reviews	614-486-8309	www.creekblues.com
Hocking Hills Rhythm and Blues Festival	Logan, OH	reviews	740-385-3885	www.colsbluesalliance.org
Hotlicks Blues Fest	Granville, OH	reviews	740-587-6616
International Washboard Festival	Logan, OH	reviews	740-380-3828	www.washboardfestival.com
Lebanon Blues Festival	Lebanon, OH	reviews	513-588-0321	www.lebanonbluesfestival.com
MidPoint Music Festival	Cincinnati, OH	reviews	877-572-8690	www.mpmf.com/index.php
Mohican Blues Festival	Loudonville, OH	reviews	877-639-3378	www.bluesinvasion.com
National Women's Music Festival	Columbus, OH	reviews		www.wiaonline.org
Pickle's Blues Extravaganza	Lima, OH	reviews	419-221-3897	www.picklesbluesextravaganza.com
Queen City Blues Fest	Cincinnati, OH	reviews	513-684-4227	www.cincyblues.org
Red, White & Blues Festival	Marietta, OH	reviews	740-374-6206
River City Blues Festival	Marietta, OH	reviews	740-373-6640	www.bjfm.org
Soul Shine Blues Festival	Bascom, OH	reviews	419-435-7300
Swamp Stomp	Marietta, OH	reviews		www.bjfm.org
Toledo Blues Festival	Toledo, OH	reviews	419-249-5018
Traditional Acoustic Blues Festival	Columbus, OH	reviews	614-538-9004	www.ColumbusBlues.com
Xenia Old Fashioned Days	Xenia, OH	reviews	937-372-3591	www.xacc.com
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