City of Maumee

Street Tree Design Plan
2026-02-19 18:00 - 19:30 (America/Detroit) | Maumee Branch Library, 501 River Rd, Maumee, Ohio, 43537, United States
Learn about Maumee’s Street Tree Design Plan and see what is growing on your street!

19th Annual Acoustics for Autism
2026-03-01 11:45 - 2026-03-02 02:00 | 300 Block of Conant Street & Surrounding Area, Maumee, OH, 43537, United States

Maumee River Fest 2026
2026-04-11 14:00 - 18:00 | W. Wayne & Conant Street, Maumee
The City of Maumee has teamed with Maumee Tackle Fishing Outfitters, Run Toledo, The Maumee Chamber of Commerce, and the Maumee Uptown Business Association to launch a brand-new spring tradition: the Maumee River Fest, taking place on Saturday, April 11, 2026, in Uptown Maumee.
This unique celebration brings together three signature elements: community fun, a fishing tournament weigh-in, and the debut of the Walleye Run 5K, all inspired by the energy and excitement of the annual Walleye Run on the Maumee River. From families and festival-goers to anglers and runners, the Maumee River Fest is designed to offer something for everyone.
Community Fun & Family Activities: Uptown Maumee will host a lively mix of food trucks, local vendors, kids’ crafts and activities, and DORA beverages.
Fishing Tournament hosted by Maumee Tackle (104 W. Wayne St.): A highlight for anglers, with fishing beginning at sunrise. The official weigh-in will take place at 3:00 PM, giving spectators a front-row look at the excitement of the Walleye Run.
The First-Ever Walleye Run 5K: Runners make their way throughout Maumee. And mini races will take place on Conant Street, including the Wader Waddle, a race featuring runners in full fishing waders!

To register for the Walleye Run 5K Presented by The Toledo Clinic please click here: Walleye Run 5K Presented by Toledo Clinic

Independence Day Celebrated with Music, Games, & Fireworks
2026-07-03 17:00 - 23:30 | Private: Conant Street, 400 Conant Street, Maumee, Ohio, 43537
The annual Uptown Maumee Music Fest and Family Picnic will take place on Friday, July 3rd, featuring live music and kids’ activities, and a spectacular fireworks show.
Uptown Maumee Music Fest: Live music begins at 5:00 PM and continues until 11:30 PM. The live music lineup is:

5-6 pm Distant Cousinz
6:15-7:15 pm Beef Carvers
7:30-8:30 pm My 80s Vice
9-11:30 pm Arctic Clam (break from 10-10:30 for fireworks)

Family Picnic: From 5 to 9 PM, enjoy loads of family fun before the fireworks show with classic carnival games, putt-putt golf, giant inflatables, an obstacle course, and a slide.
Food & Drinks: 17 delicious food trucks will be on hand, offering both sweet & savory options. Also, this year’s festival will feature two beer-and-soda trailer sites.

Independence Day Fireworks: At approximately 10 PM, the traditional Maumee/Perrysburg fireworks will blast off from Perrysburg near the Fort Meigs Memorial Bridge.
Uptown Bars & Restaurants: Local bars & restaurants will be busy serving food & drinks, and patrons over 21 may purchase an adult beverage to enjoy while strolling throughout Uptown, thanks to DORA (Designated Outdoor Refreshment Area) participating establishments.

Additional Information: Traffic Pattern/Street Closures

At 7 a.m.: the bridge will close to pedestrian and bike traffic. This is needed to maintain a safety zone/perimeter, which includes the bridge.
AT NOON

Conant Street between Broadway and John Streets
100 blocks of E. & W. Dudley
100 blocks of E. & W. Wayne
Anthony Wayne Trail at Conant Street will be closed to southbound traffic

7:00 pm

The Fort Meigs Memorial Bridge will close to vehicle traffic. The bridge will reopen after the fireworks display is completed and the area has been cleared of debris
Broadway Street between Gibbs and Allen

10:00 pm
The fireworks will be launched from the green space on the west side of the Fort Meigs Memorial Bridge near Rapids Road. Parking will not be permitted along Rapids Road, and spectators will not be allowed on the bridge because it is within the designated safety zone.
On Perrysburg Side: Access to the multi-use path from the Fort Meigs Memorial Bridge and the walleye fishing parking lot will also be temporarily closed before, during and after the display.
