Hartville Kitchen Restaurant, Bakery, and Shops

1015 Edison Street NW
Hartville, OH 44632
United States

(??.? miles from you)

Visit Web Site info@hartvillekitchen.com

Call: 330-877-9353

Hartville Kitchen Restaurant, Bakery, and Shops

The Chardon Polka Band - Matinee Concert

Hartville Kitchen Restaurant, Bakery, and Shops

Thu, Oct 1st

1:00 PM - 2:30 PM (EST)

The Chardon Polka Band - Matinee Concert

Cost: $35.00 - $55.00 USD

Booking options: General Admission, VIP, Open to Public, Purchase Online

Ages: All Ages

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Hartville Kitchen Restaurant, Bakery, and Shops

Thursday, October 1st 2026

1:00 PM - 2:30 PM (EST)

The Chardon Polka Band has been revolutionizing polka music since 2003, when 16-year-old Jake Kouwe formed the group in response to being told there was no place for an accordion in his high school marching band!

What started as a group of mismatched teenagers has evolved into one of the most dynamic polka bands in America. Based in Greater Cleveland, this eclectic ensemble brings a fresh approach to traditional polka, seamlessly blending classic oom-pah style with punk-rock energy and flair!

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Hartville Kitchen Restaurant, Bakery, and Shops

1015 Edison Street NW

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Hartville Kitchen Restaurant, Bakery, and Shops

Michael Booth - Matinee Concert

Hartville Kitchen Restaurant, Bakery, and Shops

Michael Booth - Matinee Concert

Michael Booth is the tenor singer and emcee for the Booth Brothers, a Southern Gospel trio known for their harmony and heartfelt ministry. Raised in a musical family in Tampa, Florida, Michael transitioned from playing drums to becoming a powerful vocalist, earning accolades such as GRAMMY nominations, Dove Awards, and Singing News Fan Awards. His latest release, Dear Yesterday, features radio singles such as ‘This Side of Heaven,’ ‘He Never Gives Up on Me,’ and ‘Glorious Unfolding.’