*This “Blast From Piqua’s Past” article was written by a Piqua native currently working as a digital marketing intern at my business. Her name is Jasmine Larsen and she is headed into her senior year at the University of Cincinnati … Continued
Farmers Market to Host Chocolate Chip Cookie Contest Calling all cookie bakers – the Piqua Community Farmers Market is hosting a chocolate chip cookie baking contest on Thursday, June 29th at 5:30 p.m. There will be 2 categories, Youth (14 … Continued
A strawberry pie, baked by Cheryl Burns of Countrymade Baked Goods, was the winner of the Berry Pie contest at the Piqua Community Farmers Market on June 8. Second place in the competition went to Bill Weldy with a cherry/mixed … Continued
What could be more fitting to get a true “taste” at this year’s Taste of the Arts than an actual taste of the amazing food offered at the event? Besides being a wonderful evening featuring many different artist demonstrations, live … Continued
Mainstreet Piqua, the Piqua Area Chamber of Commerce and PPP (Positively Promoting Piqua) are joining together to host a ‘lunch and learn’ on Wednesday, April 26 on the topic of small business financing. This free educational opportunity will be held … Continued
With Spring finally arriving, we thought it might be fun to share some photos taken by some of our board members and local residents from around the area for everyone to enjoy. Feel free to share them with your friends; … Continued
Historical Walking Tours Offered The Piqua Tourism Council, in cooperation with the Local History department of the Piqua Public Library and Mainstreet Piqua have teamed up to offer four different walking tours of Piqua to occur this spring … Continued
The nineth season of the Piqua Community Farmers Market will get underway on Thursday, June 1 and in an effort to recruit additional vendors Mainstreet Piqua is hosting an Open House for potential market vendors on Thursday, April 6. The … Continued
This week marks the 104 year anniversary of the Great Flood of 1913. While uncommon today, the Great Miami River frequently flooded in the 1800s in Miami County. From 1805 to 1905 the river flooded in Piqua nine times. In … Continued
That’s right! We decided it was time to give the Mainstreet Piqua website an upgrade and couldn’t be more thrilled to show it off to the Piqua community. While all the content and resources on the website haven’t changed much, … Continued