Created last year as a pandemic safe event, here we are again still dealing with Covid, so Planned2Give is bringing back The Dayton Donut Fest on Tour for a second year. Kicking off Feb 11th, ticket buyers will have 11 days to visit the 11 participating donut shops and pick up sweet treats. Buy your tickets online and they will be mailed to you, so order them now to make sure they get to you in time. Tips from festival veterans last year include arriving early- the best flavors sell out quickly. Get a box and collect several donuts for a taste test later at home and finally remember, you don’t have to eat them all at once- you can spread your visits out. Festival goers are encouraged to share pictures of their adventure using the hashtag #DaytonDonutFest and there will be prizes for the favorites.
With your ticket booklet you’ll have a coupon to get up to 3 donuts from each participating vendor from Feb 11-Feb 21. Each vendor’s page will list hours for their business so you can plan your adventure.
Confirmed Participants:
Ashley’s Pastry Shop
21 Park Ave Dayton, Oakwood
Satisfying our sweet tooth for over 30 years, owner Theresa Hammons is always trying new flavors, but we have to tell you her apple fritters were a huge hit amongst festival goers last year.
80 S. Main Street, Miamisburg
Owner Ryan Tripp worked at the Springboro Donut Haus while growing up and then went out on his own to open this shop in downtown Miamisburg. He then went back and bought the Donut Haus a few years later.
5264 Salem Ave, Dayton
5115 Old Troy Pike, Huber Heights
Since 1971, the Donut Palace has combined your classic donut shop. WCheck out their peanut butter glazed, cream-filled eclairs or apple fritters.
1200 Brown Street Suite 115 Dayton
Your visit here starts with a freshly baked hot vanilla cake donut and then you pick your toppings. Glaze it, cover it in sprinkles or ice it in salted caramel or raspberry- it’s truly a custom donut.
700 Troy St Dayton
Second generation bakery owner Jennifer Evans puts some amazing flavors into her donuts. Try the Coconut curry cake donuts (pictured below) or their butterscotch cake donuts.
607 North Detroit Street, Xenia
Opened during the pandemic in the summer of 2021 Glazed has been a big hit in Xenia.. Owner Clay Fillinger worked in the donut business while he was a firefighter. Now he’s into creating tasty donuts full time, like the one pictured below: Do’nut Go Bacon My Heart
2739 West Alex Bell Road, Moraine
122 E National Rd, Vandalia
Serving up donuts since the 1950’s Jim’s has 22 cake donuts alone and 40 varieties in all.
Stan, The Donut Man
1441 Wilmington Ave, Kettering
There’s nothing fancy about it, but for over 50 years Daytonians have been stopping here to pick up a dozen.
305 W Central Ave Springboro
The Donut Haus Bakery has been offering delicious classics for over three decades and is open 24 hours to fulfill your cravings!
313 W. Main St. Fairborn
Offering delicious gluten-free/allergy friendly and KETO baked goods.
Proceeds benefit Miami Valley Meals, which is a chef-led effort to recover donated food and transform it into prepared meals for distribution through organizations serving the hungry. Their unique model allows them to intercept food that would otherwise be wasted, and redistribute it to those in need throughout the community. Since the project’s inception in March 2020, they have served 283,000 free meals through 72 partnering organizations across 34 zip codes. Learn more about them.
