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Local businesses host ‘Lord of the Rings’ blowout

Weirton, WVLocal News

The city of Steubenville was alive with excitement as local businesses hosted a "Lord of the Rings" blowout, commemorating the 87th anniversary of J. R. R. Tolkien's "The Hobbit. " The event, the second-annual Hobbit Party and J.

R. R. Tolkien Celebration, offered a variety of activities aimed at engaging all age groups. Held on Fourth Street, the celebration featured crafts, literary discussions, and live musical performances, creating a vibrant atmosphere for attendees. Many expressed their enthusiasm for the event, showcasing the community's appreciation for literary culture and local engagement.

This initiative not only highlighted the importance of Tolkien's works but also served to strengthen community ties. Local businesses collaborated to create a memorable experience that resonated with fans of the fantasy genre. The successful turnout suggests a growing interest in cultural events, paving the way for future celebrations. This event exemplifies how local initiatives can foster community spirit while honoring literary heritage.

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