
July 4, 2025
View the Fireworks from the Top of the Monument
Join the Perry Group for a reception at the Perry’s Victory & International Peace Memorial Visitors Center, Put-in-Bay on July 4th, 2025. Following the reception ticket holders will be escorted to the monument observation deck for a spectacular view of the fireworks from 317 feet above the bay.
Bring your receipt, it serves as your ticket. We look forward to seeing you!

August 1-3, 2025
The World’s Largest Rubber Duck!
Get ready! The world’s largest yellow rubber duck is making a splash at Put-in-Bay. This massive inflatable artwork measures an impressive 61 ft high, 64 ft wide, and 74 ft long. Don’t miss the chance to “get your duck on” by taking a photo with this colossal creation. You can also snag a “Don’t Give Up the Ship” souvenir duck to remember your visit for only $10 each.
Purchase must be made in person at the event no shipping options are available. (Also available of at the 7/19/25 Jeep Fest Event)

August 23, 2025
Commodore Oliver Hazard Perry’s 240th Birthday
You’re invited to join us in celebrating Commodore Oliver hazard Perry’s 240th birthday. We will have a cocktail Party at the Put-inBay Yacht Club from 5-7pm, featuring cocktails, heavy hors d’oeuvres, birthday cake, and ice cream. We will also have a historical presentation by Thomas Sheppard, Ph.D., Professor of Military History at marine Corps University and Staff College, Quantico, VA. Dr. Sheppart, author of “Commanding Petty Despots: American Navy in the Early Republic*”, will speak on the additional history of Oliver Hazard Perry beyond his victory at Put-in-Bay. $60 for Members • $75 for Non-members
September 6, 2025
212th Anniversary of the Battle of Lake Erie
Mark your calendars to celebrate the Historic Weekend at Put-in-Bay, Ohio, commemorating the anniversary of the Battle of Lake Erie. This eventful weekend, hosted at Perry’s Victory and International Peace Memorial, offers a range of activities including a flag retirement ceremony, small arms and artillery demonstrations, historic encampment, performances, and a community parade.