Sing Fest 2026 brings live music, food trucks, fundraiser to Millersburg
Ben & Rose and Liberated with Conrad Fisher will headline a May 16 Millersburg night that sends every ticket toward Freedom Hills Ministries.
Live music, food trucks and a built-in fundraiser will fill Harvest Ridge Fair Grounds when Sing Fest 2026 comes to Millersburg on Saturday, May 16. Doors open at 4:30 p.m., music begins at 6 p.m., and the evening is set to feature Ben & Rose and Liberated with Conrad Fisher.
The event is built for families as much as concertgoers. Children under 2 are free if they are on a lap, and the food lineup gives the night a festival feel with Blue Moon Street Edition, Smokin Chippers, Daily Double, Sugar and Spice Donut Trailer, Sugar and Spice Smash Burgers, Twisted Dough, Brewed Bliss and Rafter C Chuckwagon all expected on site. The schedule, the menu and the setting point to a crowd that can come early, eat dinner and stay through the music.
Sing Fest’s larger purpose is just as important as the lineup. Proceeds from the event will benefit Freedom Hills Ministries, turning a night of entertainment into direct support for ministry work. That makes each ticket part admission and part contribution, a combination that has long fit well in Holmes County, where concerts, church gatherings and community events often overlap.
The location adds to that appeal. Harvest Ridge Fair Grounds at 8880 Ohio 39 in Millersburg is one of the county’s best-known event spaces, with more than 70,000 square feet of climate-controlled space, multiple buildings, meeting rooms, exhibition areas, full-hookup camping sites and onsite parking. It is also home to the Holmes County Fair, which gives the grounds a familiar place in the county’s event calendar and an easy draw for families coming from across Holmes County.
For Millersburg and the surrounding area, Sing Fest offers more than a Saturday night out. It pairs live performance with a practical, social gathering space and a charitable purpose that keeps the focus close to home. With food trucks on hand, a family-friendly setup and a recognizable venue, the event is positioned to bring together music fans, church groups and neighbors looking for a spring evening that gives back.
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