Dinner tours in the Ivory Room at David Warther Carvings accommodate up to 100 guests.
Dinner tours in the Ivory Room at David Warther Carvings accommodate up to 100 guests.

Dinner Tours

Dinner with the Carver

Dinner tours at David Warther Carvings are a special event where David and his wife Maryruth are hosts for your group’s special evening. The evening starts with David and Maryruth greeting your group and starting on a guided tour of the carving exhibit with Carver Dave as your guide. 

Halfway through the tour your group enters additional museum exhibit rooms that have been set up for an elegant candlelit dinner with linens, soft music and a delicious meal prepared by a well known area chef who is a fully-licensed caterer. The meal includes a plated entre, salad, dessert, and beverages. 

After the dinner David opens with question-and-answer time. He tells a few interesting stories and then continues with the tour. From his workshop, he shows carving tools and techniques. The evening concludes with time for shopping in the gift shop where Warther knives and other locally made items are for sale.

 Our dinner tours are a special evening and they have been well received by tour groups wanting to experience the area and the people of our area in a genuine non-touristy way. The dinner is relaxing and capstones a great day in Ohio's Amish community. From when your group arrives for the dinner tour until they leave you should count on 3 hours of time or slightly more. We are located between Sugarcreek and Walnut Creek, Ohio, so we are central to the motel corridor from Dover to Berlin. Most area motels are within 15 minutes of our location.

 This is an evening of enjoyment with David & Maryruth as your hosts with exceptional food and an entertaining aura. There is an ambiance to this evening that will make it a memorable experience for everyone in your group.

 

Location and Hours

1775 State Route 39
Sugarcreek, Ohio   44681
(330) 852-6096
Holiday Hours:

Thursday, Friday and Saturday from 10 to 5. We are always closed on Sunday.

We will be closed on Thanksgiving Day but open on the Friday and Saturday afterwards.

We will close Christmas eve at 1 pm and will be closed on the 25th and 26th (Wednesday and Thursday). We will be open the 27th and 28th(The Friday and Saturday after Christmas). Then open again on Monday the 30th. Closing New Years Eve at 1 pm. We will be closing in January for re-carpeting the museum and will post January hours once we know how the carpeting goes!


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