By Stephanie Ujhelyi, The Weirton Daily Times
CHESTER — The year 2025 marks special significance for the city’s annual Teapot Day, as it is the first year with its new coordinator and a decade in existence.
Susan Hineman, who serves on the Chester City Parks Commission, has long overseen the event. However, she has turned over the event, which was founded to fund the city landmark’s upkeep, to Tara Beiswenger.
This year’s Chester Teapot Day will be held from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Aug. 9.
A variety of vendors, artisans and just plain tea drinking enthusiasts will gather around Chester’s teapot, conveniently located near the Chester exit by the Jennings Randolph Bridge.
Beiswenger said that the 2025 Fiesta commemorative ornament, a Teapot Day tradition, will be in the color Poppy and 3D replicas of Chester’s teapot will be both available for purchase at the event.
Read more: https://www.weirtondailytimes.com/news/local-news/2025/07/chester-teapot-day-returns-aug-9/
