Oglebayfest Parade Keeps Fall Festivities Rolling
Floats decked out in fall colors and themes help make the Oglebayfest Parade a unique experience.
Photo by Eric Ayres
The Varlas family enjoys the morning sunshine and festive atmosphere as the Oglebayfest Parade marches by Schenk Lake on Saturday.
Photo by Eric Ayres
Riders on horseback representing Bethany Collage at Oglebay Stables anchored Saturday's Oglebayfest Parade.
Photo by Eric Ayres
Bob Peckenpaugh, president and CEO of the Wheeling Park Commission, shares a smile as the Oglebayfest Parade traverses through the park on Saturday morning.
Photo by Eric Ayres
The driver of the tractor in the Ace Garage float had seen better days, but was still all smiles for being part of Saturday's Oglebayfest Parade.
Photo by Eric Ayres
Marshall County Fair Pre-Teen Queen Anna Conkle flashes a smile atop her float as the Oglebayfest Parade rolled past Wilson Lodge on Saturday.
Photo by Eric Ayres
Riders on the Trout Unlimited float shared warm smiles through the fall festivities of Saturday's Oglebayfest Parade.
Photo by Eric Ayres
The weather and the enthusiastic crowd on hand during Saturday's Oglebayfest Parade received a big "thumbs up" from approving parade participants.
Photo by Eric Ayres
Crowds gather near the entrance to Wilson Lodge to catch Saturday's Oglebayfest Parade.
Photo by Eric Ayres
The Shadyside Tigers Marching Band helps get the crowd into the spirit Saturday morning.
Photo by Eric Ayres
For many youngsters in the crowd, candy tossed from fire trucks, tractors and floats of all kinds was a highlight of the Oglebayfest Parade.
Photo by Eric Ayres
Members of the Turn It Out Dance Studio perform the iconic dance routine from Michael Jackson's "Thriller" video as they make their way past Schenk Lake during the annual Oglebayfest Parade.
Photo by Eric Ayres
The 2026 Regatta Fest Jr. Miss Hallie Frye waves to the crowd atop a float in the Oglebayfest Parade on Saturday.
Photo by Eric Ayres
Farm tractors lined the roads through Oglebay Park on Saturday morning as part of the annual Oglebayfest Parade.
Photo by Eric Ayres
Beau McCormick, 2, of Wheeling, signals his approval to the many big tractors rolling by as part of the Oglebayfest Parade on Saturday morning.
Photo by Eric Ayres
Rod Haley, executive vice president at Oglebay, helps distribute candy from the front of the procession Saturday as the annual Oglebayfest Parade made its way through the park.
Photo by Eric Ayres
Riders on the Trout Unlimited float shared warm smiles through the fall festivities of Saturday's Oglebayfest Parade.
Photo by Eric Ayres
Local royalty waves to the crowd during Saturday's Oglebayfest Parade.
Photo by Eric Ayres
Floats decked out in fall colors and themes help make the Oglebayfest Parade a unique experience.
Photo by Eric Ayres
The Varlas family enjoys the morning sunshine and festive atmosphere as the Oglebayfest Parade marches by Schenk Lake on Saturday.
Photo by Eric Ayres
Riders on horseback representing Bethany Collage at Oglebay Stables anchored Saturday's Oglebayfest Parade.
Photo by Eric Ayres
Bob Peckenpaugh, president and CEO of the Wheeling Park Commission, shares a smile as the Oglebayfest Parade traverses through the park on Saturday morning.
Photo by Eric Ayres
The driver of the tractor in the Ace Garage float had seen better days, but was still all smiles for being part of Saturday's Oglebayfest Parade.
Photo by Eric Ayres
Marshall County Fair Pre-Teen Queen Anna Conkle flashes a smile atop her float as the Oglebayfest Parade rolled past Wilson Lodge on Saturday.
Photo by Eric Ayres
Riders on the Trout Unlimited float shared warm smiles through the fall festivities of Saturday's Oglebayfest Parade.
Photo by Eric Ayres
The weather and the enthusiastic crowd on hand during Saturday's Oglebayfest Parade received a big "thumbs up" from approving parade participants.
Photo by Eric Ayres
Crowds gather near the entrance to Wilson Lodge to catch Saturday's Oglebayfest Parade.
Photo by Eric Ayres
The Shadyside Tigers Marching Band helps get the crowd into the spirit Saturday morning.
Photo by Eric Ayres
For many youngsters in the crowd, candy tossed from fire trucks, tractors and floats of all kinds was a highlight of the Oglebayfest Parade.
Photo by Eric Ayres
Members of the Turn It Out Dance Studio perform the iconic dance routine from Michael Jackson's "Thriller" video as they make their way past Schenk Lake during the annual Oglebayfest Parade.
Photo by Eric Ayres
The 2026 Regatta Fest Jr. Miss Hallie Frye waves to the crowd atop a float in the Oglebayfest Parade on Saturday.
Photo by Eric Ayres
Farm tractors lined the roads through Oglebay Park on Saturday morning as part of the annual Oglebayfest Parade.
Photo by Eric Ayres
Beau McCormick, 2, of Wheeling, signals his approval to the many big tractors rolling by as part of the Oglebayfest Parade on Saturday morning.
Photo by Eric Ayres
Rod Haley, executive vice president at Oglebay, helps distribute candy from the front of the procession Saturday as the annual Oglebayfest Parade made its way through the park.
Photo by Eric Ayres
Riders on the Trout Unlimited float shared warm smiles through the fall festivities of Saturday's Oglebayfest Parade.
Photo by Eric Ayres
Local royalty waves to the crowd during Saturday's Oglebayfest Parade.
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Crowds lined the roads through Oglebay Park for the annual Oglebayfest Parade, featuring an array of local organizations, schools, clubs and businesses eager to celebrate fall and to kick off Saturday’s full slate of activities at Oglebayfest.