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History
Vendors & Sponsors
The Columbiana Street Fair and American Legion have a long history together. But, the fair actually outdates the American Legion. Click below to learn the history.
Vendors & Sponsors
Vendors & Sponsors
Attention all concession and merchants interested in becoming a vendor or are you are a business interested in becoming a corporate sponsor. Click below to learn more about partnering with the Columbiana Street Fair.
Online Store
Online Store
Interested in getting your own piece of Columbiana Street Fair merchandise, click the buy here button to see what we have.
Parking
Online Store
Information on parking and shuttle for the fair is just a click a way.
Pictures
Pictures
Take a peek at smiles from previous fairs. You just might find yourself in one!
Events
Pictures
All the information for the parade, special needs day, military appreciation, and the photo contest can be found here!
Amusements company
Kissel Amusements
Kissel Amusement Company is owned and operated by Randy and Linda Kissel. Together they have more than 50 years in the business. Randy Kissel was born and raised into the industry. He has a rich knowledge of the amusement industry.
In 2002, Randy and Linda Kissel bought Dine Amusements out in Canton, Ohio. Starting out with 13 mobile amusement rides, and a few games and fair food trailers. As the years gone by Randy and Linda Kissel has grown the company to 20 rides, 6 food stands, and 6 games. Also, while growing the company, they were still able to maintain a beautiful, clean, bright, and SAFE midway. Safety is Kissel Amusement Company number on concern.
Also, Randy and Linda Kissel are joined by there children, and extended family to assure that any event they attend is beautiful, clean, bright, and SAFE. The whole family comes together and works hard to ensure that their guest are safe and having a fun time while visiting their midway.
