Tabfest will return to the Mendon Speedway at the Grand Lake Motorcycle Club Grand in Central Ohio this July 23 and 24. The event’s name, contrary to what some may expect, references aluminum can tabs that are collected for recycling at the festival. The event is organized by the Harmony for Ohio Foundation, which is a 501©(3) nonprofit organization that has donated over $12,000 and 1,000 pounds of can tabs in previous years to area Ronald McDonald House Charities. Dickey Betts will be one of the performers over the two days, along with other artists including The Shantee, Guest, JimMiller Band, Groovatron and the events producers, Grasshopper Pie and The One Eyed Show.
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