Love Letter to Tipp City: AeCha Cafe
Andrea Molina
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Love Letter to Tipp City | News
| April 15, 2026
This is a series of Love Letters to Tipp City that celebrate the nostalgic magic here.
Follow along for the people, places, and details that make this town so special.
By: Andrea Molina
Today I’m highlighting AeCha Cafe, our cozy cafe that serves bubble tea, coffee, and desserts. Everyone is welcome.
AeCha Cafe
29 East Main Street
Tipp City, OH 45371
For many of us, 29 East Main invokes memories of bakery boxes filled with delicious pastries. When renovations began in the familiar blue tile building, there was a quiet curiosity about what would come next. To our excitement, AeCha Cafe opened in June of 2025, and quickly became our downtown sweet spot.
Founded by sisters Siriporn “Aoy” Atkins and Warassata “Eve” Rodriguez, AeCha is a family-built cafe rooted in intention, culture, and connection. Originally from Bangkok, Aoy has called Tipp City home for nearly fifteen years and envisioned creating a space where people could gather, slow down, and enjoy drink combinations with fresh, quality ingredients.
“AeCha Cafe is more than just a café— it’s a labor of love and family. The name itself carries deep meaning: AeCha combines the initials of the sisters— Aoy, Eve, and Aeh —with the Thai word Cha, meaning tea. In Korean, Aecha translates to “loving daughter,” a heartfelt tribute to their parents, who inspired their journey.”
– Tippecanoe Gazette, Ribbon cutting celebrates AeCha Cafe grand opening, July 17, 2025
This thoughtful detail in their name speaks to the heart behind the space and how every decision is made with intention.
Aoy, Eve, and their mom, Rujira “Tim” Naorm, work together to offer creative drink combinations with fresh ingredients. If you’ve never ordered bubble tea, they have helpful signage and can walk you through the process to ensure you create a drink you love or you can order classics like Chai & espresso. Three drinks that we are highlighting are (from left to right):
Tiger Milk Tea with Tapioca
Strawberry Espresso
Taro Matcha Latte
Inside, the cafe is warm and welcoming. Whether you’re new to bubble tea or already have a favorite, the space invites you to relax, with seating designed for conversation, quiet work, or a simple pause in your day.
What stands out most isn’t just the menu, but the feeling of being in this welcoming space. Aoy describes Tipp City as offering a “slow life,” where people show up for one another. It’s something she’s experienced firsthand through the support of the community. AeCha Café feels like an extension of that spirit.
Andrea Molina is a Tipp City-based photographer and storyteller. Read more about AeCha Cafe on her site or view Andrea’s photography at website at Andrea-Molina.com.
Love Letter to Tipp City: 2026 St. Paddy’s Beer Crawl
Andrea Molina
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Events | Love Letter to Tipp City
| April 15, 2026
This is a series of Love Letters to Tipp City that celebrate the nostalgic magic here.
Follow along for the people, places, and details that make this town so special.
By: Andrea Molina
Today I’m highlighting an event that signals that winter is ending:
The Downtown Tipp City Partnership’s St. Paddy’s Beer Crawl
March 7, 2026
Tipp City, OH 45371
On a moody March Saturday, we enjoyed a window between rain & snow for the annual St. Paddy’s Beer Crawl. Participants explored downtown at their own pace, enjoying tastings of beer, cider, and seltzers at local businesses. Each stop offered something a little different, from thoughtfully curated drinks to warm food and welcoming spaces.
I loved the speakeasy vibe inside of the Royal Crest Agency Insurance (above). It was my first time attending the event, and everything tasted as good as it looked! The event started with check-in at Mauk Cabinet by Design. While it is a “go at your own pace” event, I highly recommend arriving at the beginning of the event. They offer a beautiful spread of snacks, baked goods, vegetables, fruit, and more.
From there, the experience unfolded as a choose your own next adventure as participants followed their event passport throughout downtown. Each person was given a passport with participating locations. As a DORA community, participants could meander through historic downtown and enjoy visiting shops like Bloomora Botanicals and Thunder Forge while enjoying beverages. Events like this create a sense of community connection that Tipp City is known for.
Some shops also offered snacks and Living Simply Soap had a spread of chili dogs & Reuben hot dogs (the one I chose!).
While it might seem like downtown Tipp City events magically appear, we actually don’t outsource to leprechauns. There are a number of dedicated volunteers, merchants, and sponsors that make them happen. The Downtown Tipp City Partnership is a nonprofit that exists to “enhance, preserve, and promote our downtown.” Their work often extends to reach all of Tipp City & people outside of our community often attend events. For those who want to stay connected, the DTCP regularly shares updates on upcoming events, and their weekly podcast, The Downtown Lowdown, offers a deeper look into the people and stories behind the storefronts.
And if you missed this one, it’s worth keeping an eye on what comes next. The event sold out this year, so I recommend taking advantage of early bird discounts for tickets in 2027! When purchasing tickets, there was an option for designated drivers to participate in the event without buying a beer passport. Thanks to Fox & Feather Trading Co. for the beautiful sweatshirt and t-shirt design!
If this felt like something you would’ve enjoyed, keep an eye on what’s coming next on DTCP’s Facebook & Instagram! 🍀
Andrea Molina is a Tipp City-based photographer and storyteller, and you can view her website at Andrea-Molina.com
Adopt a Pot and the Volunteers Who Make It Bloom
Tasha Weaver
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Featured | News
| January 23, 2026
If you have ever admired the flowers lining downtown Tipp City, you have seen the work of a special group of volunteers known as the Pot Tarts. This team gives their time and talent each season to plant and maintain our downtown planters, helping create a welcoming first impression for everyone who visits. We are grateful for the care the Pot Tarts put into our planters, and we are also looking ahead to new ways to make downtown the most welcoming it can be. The Pot Tarts are made up of members of the Master Gardeners program, as well as one handsome fellow (Bob Keppel) that helps where ever needed.
This year, the Pot Tarts are the honored guests at the Downtown Tipp City Partnership Annual Dinner. In their honor, all donations made through our special Thrivent Community Impact Fund link will go directly to the DTCP Design Committee to support downtown beautification efforts.
Through the end of February, donations made through our Thrivent link come with no processing fees. Every dollar given through this link will support the work of the Design Committee, including flowers and seasonal plantings, supplies and tools to help volunteers water and maintain the planters, and projects that improve the look and feel of downtown.
These funds also support future Design Committee goals such as activating 2nd Street, creating a downtown mural, and using local art to wrap our downtown stainless steel utility boxes.
Adopt A Pot Season 2026/2027
Adopt a Pot sponsorships for the May 2026 until May 2027 seasons are now open. Sponsoring a pot is a simple and meaningful way to support downtown while taking pride in a visible piece of our streetscape. The cost per flower pot is $300.
Want to Be Part of It?
If you care about how downtown looks and feels and want to help shape its future, we invite you to join the DTCP Design Committee and be part of these 2026 goals. Whether your interest is gardening, public art, or community spaces, there is a place for you.
Together, with volunteers, sponsors, and community partners, we are helping downtown Tipp City bloom in every season.
Learn more, make a donation, or adopt a pot here!
Thank you to our 2025/2026 Adopt A Pot Sponsors-
Clear Cut Lawn Care X 3!
Main Street Finacial Group-Thrivent
Mark Davison-Sibcy Cline Realtors
Tipp City Public Library
Otterbein Tipp City
Morland HVAC
Community Minded Women
Sue Janson/Bon Proost
Monroe Federal Savings & Loan
Robinhood Outdoor Services
Scott Glassner
Tipp City Rotary Club
Reed Spencer Remax
Tippecanoe and Christmas Too: A Holiday Afternoon Inside Downtown Tipp City
Tasha Weaver
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Featured | News
| December 14, 2025
Historic homes are the heart of downtown Tipp City, and for one December afternoon, they became the centerpiece of the season. Tippecanoe and Christmas Too invited guests to step inside, slow down, and experience how history and holiday tradition come together in our community.
Along Main Street and South 5th Street, nine historic homes opened their doors, each decorated for the season by the homeowners themselves. Guests moved from home to home, discovering original woodwork, stained glass windows, thoughtful updates, and festive details that reflected both the history of each space and the personality of the people who live there.
Select homes featured holiday tablescapes created by local designers, adding moments of creativity along the tour. We are grateful to Rachel Upton, Always Blooming, David Fair Interiors, The Design Bar by Kirsten Hutton, Fox and Feather Trading Co., Molly Williams, and Sharon Bledsoe Designs for sharing their talent through these special table displays.
Beyond the homes, the tour extended into downtown with special stops that added warmth and connection to the afternoon. Guests visited the Cookie Chalet at Frings and Bayliff, explored the Tipp City Baltimore and Ohio Freight Station, and checked in at Mauk Cabinets by Design, which also hosted the holiday raffle baskets.
What makes Tippecanoe and Christmas Too truly special is the generosity behind it. Homeowners welcomed guests into their personal spaces, volunteers ensured the tour flowed smoothly, and downtown partners helped create an experience that felt thoughtful and well cared for from start to finish.
We are grateful for the support of our sponsors who helped make this event possible. The tour was presented by Mauk Cabinets by Design, with supporting sponsors Sibcy Cline Realtors Mark Davison and Jackie Halderman, Monroe Federal Savings and Loan, Up North Construction, Main Street Financial Group Thrivent, Park National Bank, and Abbey Credit Union.
Each year, Tippecanoe and Christmas Too reminds us that preservation is about more than buildings. It is about people who care deeply for the places they call home and are willing to share them with the community.
Thank you to everyone who joined us this December and helped make the tour such a meaningful part of the season. We look forward to welcoming guests back inside these historic homes again next year.
Tippecanoe and Christmas Too: Historic Holiday Home Tour Returns First Weekend in December
Tasha Weaver
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Featured | News
| November 1, 2025
Tippecanoe and Christmas Too: Historic Holiday Home Tour Returns
Featuring nine beautifully decorated historic homes in Tipp City’s storybook downtown
The holiday season continues in downtown Tipp City as the Tippecanoe and Christmas Too Historic Holiday Home Tour welcomes guests back on Saturday, December 6 from 12 PM to 5 PM. This tradition invites visitors to step inside some of the community’s most charming historic homes, each decorated for the season and filled with the warmth and nostalgia that make Tipp City a true Christmas destination.
This year’s tour features eight historic homes along West Main Street and one on S.5th Street, each professionally styled for the holidays by local designers including Rachel Upton, Interior Designer; Always Blooming; David Fair Interiors; The Design Bar by Kirsten Hutton; Fox and Feather Trading Co.; Molly Williams, Interior Designer; and Sharon Bledsoe Designs. Guests will experience unique architecture, original woodwork, stained glass windows, tasteful renovations, beautifully designed tablescapes, live music, local history, and festive surprises throughout the tour.
Additional stops include the Cookie Chalet at Frings & Bayliff (327 W. Main Street), the Tipp City Baltimore & Ohio Freight Station on Dow Street, where the Tipp Community Band will perform, and Mauk Cabinets by Design (131 W. Main Street), which serves as the official check-in location and home of the tour’s holiday raffle baskets.
“We are thrilled to be hosting the Tippecanoe and Christmas Too Historic Home Tour for another year,” said Dawn Kramer, Chair of the Tippecanoe and Christmas Too Committee. “This event celebrates the beauty of our historic homes, the generosity of our homeowners, sponsors, and volunteers, and the spirit of a small town that truly comes alive at Christmastime. It is filled with nostalgia, awe, community pride, and the joy of welcoming others to experience Tipp City at its best.”
Presale tickets are $25 and $30 the day of the event. Tickets are available now at online and will also be sold at select downtown locations beginning November 21.
This year’s tour is presented by Mauk Cabinets by Design, with supporting sponsors Sibcy Cline Realtors – Mark Davison and Jackie Halderman, Monroe Federal Savings and Loan, Up North Construction, Main Street Financial Group – Thrivent, and Abbey Credit Union.
The Downtown Tipp City Partnership works to preserve, promote, and enhance Tipp City’s historic downtown, creating a vibrant destination for residents and visitors alike.
Bringing Main Street Momentum Home from Canton
Tasha Weaver
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Featured | News
| October 21, 2025
Last week, members of the Downtown Tipp City Partnership traveled to Canton for the Heritage Ohio Annual Conference, where Main Street leaders from across the state gathered to learn, share, and celebrate preservation-based economic development.
From hearing directly from the President of Main Street America to connecting with speakers leading innovative revitalization efforts across the state, the experience was inspiring and energizing. We were proud to share how Tipp City continues to grow as a strategy-driven organization, rooted in community and guided by our mission to preserve, promote, and enhance our historic downtown.
This opportunity was made possible through an impACT Grant, which made it possible for our team including staff, a board member, and a committee member to attend the conference and learn together. We’re so thankful to the impACT Grant Committee for investing in our ability to learn national best practices and bring that knowledge home. Every session offered fresh ideas for strengthening small businesses, supporting historic preservation, and creating the kind of community spaces that make downtown Tipp City shine.
Our Board Vice President, Mark Davison, especially enjoyed a session focused on helping historic building owners connect with the right professionals and funding sources for restoration projects. I had taken several of the workshops he attended in past years, so I knew he would enjoy the class. I’m thankful to have board members who are willing to dive in and learn what capital stacks can look like for historic projects. That kind of curiosity and commitment helps keep Tipp City moving forward in meaningful ways.
Showing a strong Tipp City presence at this statewide conference was meaningful not only for what we learned but also for the enthusiasm we brought back. That renewed energy will ripple through everything we do, from committee work to community engagement.
While in Canton, we also attended the Heritage Ohio Awards Ceremony at the beautifully restored Canton Theatre. Tipp City was proudly represented with three statewide semifinalists this year:
Mauk Cabinets by Design – Business of the Year semifinalist
Mark Davison – Volunteer of the Year semifinalist
The Tippecanoe Gazette and Clock Tower Media – 2025 Ohio Business of the Year Winner
It was an incredible honor to see Greg Enslen and Carla Ungerecht walk the stage to accept the statewide award, representing Tipp City with such heart and excellence.
Moments like these remind us that downtown success doesn’t happen by accident. It’s the result of partnerships, passion, and people who care deeply about this place we call home.
Because of supporters like you, Tipp City continues to lead the way in showing how preservation, progress, and community pride can go hand in hand.
Your downtown. Your story. Together, we’re preserving what makes Tipp City feel like Tipp City.
Why Main Street Matters: Celebrating Our Accreditation
Tasha Weaver
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| October 1, 2025
When you walk through historic downtown Tipp City, you’re not just strolling past storefronts. You’re experiencing the heart of a nationally recognized Main Street community. That’s right: our Downtown Tipp City Partnership is a fully accredited Main Street America program, and that’s something worth celebrating.
In October, DTCP will undergo our 2025 accreditation visit, where we will once again demonstrate that we meet the highest standards of the Main Street program. As part of our recent strategic planning session, we committed to doing a better job of educating the public on what we do. Accreditation is more than just a title. It shows the community how our work impacts Tipp City every single day.
What Accreditation Means
Accreditation isn’t just a title. It is recognition that our community meets the highest standards for preservation-based economic development. In 2024, 821 programs nationwide earned Accredited status, Main Street America’s top tier of recognition. Tipp City is proud to be among them. Here in Ohio, there are only 17 communities!
To earn this, we have to demonstrate strength across six standards:
Engaged Community – Local people, businesses, and organizations shaping our downtown together.
Strong Leadership – A board, committees, and volunteers working side by side with staff to guide the future.
Sustainable Operations – Financial stewardship and diverse funding that ensures long-term stability.
Strategy–Driven Programming – A clear vision with work plans that align with our community’s goals.
Preservation-Based Economic Development – Honoring our history while helping businesses and buildings thrive.
Proven Impact – Tracking and showing measurable results that make Tipp City stronger each year.
Why It Matters for Tipp City
Being accredited means more than just having a badge of honor—it opens doors. It connects Tipp City to national resources, training, and funding opportunities. It also validates what so many of us already know: our downtown is exceptional because of the partnerships, creativity, and care that go into it every day.
Accreditation says to visitors, investors, and residents alike: This is a community worth supporting. It tells the world that we are committed to preserving our storybook charm, while also planning boldly for the future.
The Impact You Can See
Every planter overflowing with flowers, every restored storefront, every festival that fills our streets with laughter—these are the visible results of Main Street in action. Behind the scenes, accreditation ensures that these aren’t just one-off efforts, but part of a bigger, sustainable vision to keep Tipp City thriving for generations.
The Role of Heritage Ohio
Our accreditation wouldn’t be possible without the support and leadership of Heritage Ohio, the statewide partner for the Main Street program in Ohio. Heritage Ohio provides training, guidance, and advocacy that keep communities like Tipp City strong. They connect us to best practices, help us prepare for the future, and make sure we have the tools to succeed long term.
By working hand-in-hand with Heritage Ohio, Tipp City is able to stand alongside other accredited communities across the state, sharing ideas and growing together. Their partnership ensures that the Downtown Tipp City Partnership has the resources to continue preserving our history while building a thriving future.
Heading to the State Conference
This month, members of the DTCP Board and staff will be heading to Canton, Ohio, for the annual Heritage Ohio Statewide Conference. This gathering brings together Main Street programs, preservation-based organizations, and businesses from across the state to learn, collaborate, and share ideas.
We are especially proud to share that our own Executive Director, Tasha Weaver, will be teaching a class during the conference. Other presenters include leaders from the National Main Street Center and other programs across the country who are setting the standard for preservation and revitalization. It’s an honor for Tipp City to have a seat at that table and a voice in shaping the future of Main Street.
Cheering on Tipp City’s Statewide Finalists
One of the highlights of the conference is the Heritage Ohio Annual Awards Ceremony, where the top people, places, and projects in Ohio are honored. These awards are highly competitive, drawing nominations from communities all across the state.
This year, Tipp City is shining bright with not just one but three statewide finalists:
Mark Davison, Vice President of the DTCP Board – nominated for Volunteer of the Year for his dedication, leadership, and countless hours helping preserve and promote downtown Tipp City.
Mauk Cabinets by Design – nominated for Business of the Year for their continued commitment to excellence, innovation, and supporting the community.
The Tippecanoe Gazette / Greg Enslen / Clocktower Media – also nominated for Business of the Year, recognizing their vital role in telling Tipp City’s story, promoting local businesses, and capturing the spirit of our community.
Having multiple statewide finalists in a single year is a remarkable achievement—and it speaks volumes about the strength, talent, and creativity that make Tipp City stand out. To be considered alongside some of the very best across Ohio is an honor in itself, and we are so proud to celebrate these nominees on the state stage.
And it all circles back to accreditation: being an accredited Main Street program not only validates our work—it also helps shine a spotlight on the incredible people, places, and businesses that make Tipp City thrive.
A Shared Achievement
Accreditation belongs to all of us—merchants, volunteers, city partners, sponsors, residents, and friends. Your support makes it possible for us to not only preserve downtown but also to enhance it, promote it, and connect people through it.
We’re proud to carry the Main Street America accreditation and even prouder to carry forward the mission: to preserve, promote, and enhance Tipp City’s historic downtown.
A First Look at the Tippecanoe and Christmas Too Holiday Home Tour
Tasha Weaver
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| September 24, 2025
Downtown Tipp City is about to shine a little brighter this holiday season! We are thrilled to share that the Tippecanoe and Christmas Too Holiday Home Tour will take place on Saturday, December 6 from noon to 5 PM.
Guests will check in at Mauk Cabinets by Design, where you’ll receive your pass to explore the homes. From there, enjoy an afternoon strolling along historic Main Street, taking in the sights, sounds, and spirit of the season.
This year’s tour will feature 9 beautifully decorated historic homes, including 8 along Main Street and one right on the corner of 5th Street. Each stop will showcase the warmth and character of Tipp City’s history, dressed in its holiday best.
Along the way, you’ll also discover something special — a cookie chalet at Frings and Bayliff Funeral Home and live entertainment throughout the tour. Together, these touches make the tour more than just a walk through homes — it’s a celebration of community, tradition, and the magic of the holidays.
✨ Preview Night: Friday, December 5
For those who want to experience the tour in an elevated way, a special Preview Night will be held the evening before. Guests will enjoy an exclusive first look at the homes, beautifully lit for the holidays, with extra touches that make the night truly memorable. Tickets for Preview Night are extremely limited and will sell out quickly, so be sure to secure yours early.
Preview Night is proudly presented by Sibcy Cline Realtors.
The Tippecanoe and Christmas Too Holiday Home Tour is proudly presented by Mauk Cabinets by Design, with more sponsors and details to be announced soon.
Mark your calendars, gather your friends and family, and get ready to experience Tipp City in a whole new way this December.
See you downtown!
Downtown Tipp City Partnership Launches “Howl-O-Ween Open” Golf Fundraiser
Tasha Weaver
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| September 20, 2025
The Downtown Tipp City Partnership (DTCP) is proud to introduce the inaugural Howl-O-Ween Open Golf
Tournament, taking place on Monday, October 27, 2025, at the Troy Country Club. This new fundraiser blends
fun, golf, and community spirit, with all proceeds from the first year benefiting MCPAW (Miami County Partners
for Animal Welfare) and their efforts to support animal welfare projects, including the construction of a new
animal shelter and adoption center in Miami County.
The event will feature:
● Scramble format with registration at 12:00 PM and a 1:00 PM shotgun start
● 18 holes of golf followed by a reception with appetizers, raffles, and prizes
● Entry at $125 per golfer or $500 per foursome
● Pet Sponsorships for $50, allowing non-golfers to share pet photos displayed on the course
The generosity has already begun. VFW Post 9582 recently contributed a $5,000 donation in support of the
event and MCPAW. Donations are also welcome, and DTCP is glad to help facilitate contributions for those
who wish to support the cause without golfing.
DTCP extends gratitude to this year’s sponsors, including Presenting Sponsor Main Street Financial Group –Thrivent, Bar Sponsors Hinkle Roofing & Exteriors and Koverman Staley Dickerson Insurance, Golf Cart
Sponsor Pathways Wealth Management and Hot Chocolate Hole Sponsor Ryan Homes. Their generous
support makes the Howl-O-Ween Open possible, and a limited number of sponsorship opportunities are still
available for businesses that wish to get involved.
To register a team, secure a sponsorship, or make a donation, visit downtowntippcity.org or contact Downtown
Tipp City Partnership at 937-667-0883.
About Downtown Tipp City Partnership (DTCP):
The Downtown Tipp City Partnership is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization with the mission to preserve,
promote, and enhance the historic downtown. DTCP brings the community together through initiatives that
highlight Tipp City’s storybook charm.
About MCPAW:
Miami County Partners for Animal Welfare (MCPAW) is a nonprofit organization dedicated to improving the
lives of animals in Miami County. MCPAW is currently leading the effort to build a new animal shelter and
adoption center, while supporting programs that advance animal welfare and responsible pet ownership
throughout the county.
Applications Now Open for the Downtown Tipp City Christmas Parade & Tree Lighting Celebration
Tasha Weaver
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| September 10, 2025
Applications Now Open for the Downtown Tipp City Christmas Parade & Tree Lighting Celebration
Downtown Tipp City will soon be glowing with holiday cheer, and we’re excited to announce that applications are now live for the Christmas Parade and Tree Lighting Celebration on Saturday, November 22, 2025.
This tradition brings families, friends, and neighbors together to experience the magic of the holiday season in our storybook downtown. From the twinkling lights to the festive floats, it’s a night filled with joy, memories, and small-town charm.
This Year’s Theme: Twinkling Tidings in Tipp
Each year, our parade showcases the creativity and holiday spirit of our community. For 2025, floats, costumes, and decorations will shine under the theme “Twinkling Tidings in Tipp.” We can’t wait to see how participants bring this festive theme to life!
Event Details
Parade Step-Off: 6:00 PM
Tree Lighting Ceremony: 7:00 PM
The parade will wind through downtown, leading us to the highlight of the evening — the official tree lighting in the heart of downtown Tipp City. It’s a magical moment when the whole community gathers to watch the lights sparkle and share the joy of the holiday season.
Be Part of the Parade
Businesses, organizations, nonprofits, schools, and community groups are all invited to join the Christmas Parade. Whether you design a festive float, walk in the parade, or bring your holiday spirit in another creative way, your participation helps make this night truly special.
Apply Today
If you’d like to participate, please complete the application form now available on our website. Space is limited, and we encourage everyone to apply early to secure their spot.
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Thank You for Supporting Downtown Tipp City
The Christmas Parade and Tree Lighting Celebration is brought to you by the Downtown Tipp City Partnership (DTCP), a nonprofit dedicated to preserving, promoting, and enhancing our historic downtown. Events like this are made possible thanks to the support of local sponsors, volunteers, and community members who believe in keeping downtown Tipp City vibrant and welcoming.
We can’t wait to see your creativity and holiday spirit shine at this year’s event!
See you downtown.
While it might seem like downtown Tipp City events magically appear, we actually don’t outsource to leprechauns. There are a number of dedicated volunteers, merchants, and sponsors that make them happen. The Downtown Tipp City Partnership is a nonprofit that exists to “enhance, preserve, and promote our downtown.” Their work often extends to reach all of Tipp City & people outside of our community often attend events. For those who want to stay connected, the DTCP regularly shares updates on upcoming events, and their weekly podcast, The Downtown Lowdown, offers a deeper look into the people and stories behind the storefronts.
