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Wo-Zha-Wa Fall Festival A festive celebration of autumn,
Wo-Zha-Wa Days is filled with free family activities, including an arts and crafts fair, antique flea market, Maxwell Street Days, live entertainment and a 100-unit parade in Wisconsin Dells.
September 17th, 18th & 19th, 2010

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1 - 6 Marshfield - Central Wisconsin State Fair. Food, fun, and free grandstand entertainment. Marshfield Fairgrounds Park. For more information call (715) 387-1261.
Sep 1 - May 1 Portage - Photos in the Foyer. A photography competition running from September 2010 through May 2011. Each month photo entries are accepted dealing with that month's subject. Winners will be by popular vote (donation of $1 per vote) and will receive 50% of the vote income. Winners will be announced prior to the next month's exhibit. Call for further particulars. September's subject is "My Pet" and is due September 1, 2010. Portage Center for the Arts, 301 E. Cook Street. For more information call (608) 742-5655.
3 - 4 Chilton - Kaytee Learning Center Open House. Open from 10AM-4PM - free admission. A family friendly place to visit where you may interact with live animals and also do educational projects. 585 Clay Street. For more information call (800) 669-9580.
3 - 4 Prairie du Sac - Wisconsin State Cow Chip Throw. To celebrate our 36th Cow Chip Throw, we've come together for our Love, Peace and Cow Chips Festival. The best place to celebrate the end of summer! So bring your '60-'70s style and plan on having a groovin' time! Approximately 40,000 people attend The Wisconsin State Cow Chip Throw each year. The current Wisconsin Cow Chip Throw state record is 248 feet. Two stages of free entertainment, arts and crafts fair, 5K & 10K Run and much more! All events at Marion Park, located at Grand Avenue and First Street. For more information call (608) 643-4317.
3 - 5 Prentice - Prentice Progress Days. Sponsored by Prentice Lions, Volunteer Fire Department and Optimists September 3, 4 and 5, 2010 Friday: Firemen's Softball Games at Lions Park. Dunk Tank, softball tournament, Arts and Crafts at Prentice School East Gym, parade along Railroad Avenue, Barbecued Chicken Dinners, pies and goodies and much more! Downtown, Airport and Lions Park. For more information call (715) 428-2124.
3 - 5 Waukesha - Wisconsin Scottish Highland Games. Wisconsin's largest games feature Celtic competitions, performances, and demonstrations from pipes & drums to the longbow, Highland dance to haggis hurling, and sheep herding to feats at arms! The Wisconsin Highland Games are a weekend-long festival of competitions, performances, and demonstrations from the Celtic lands of Scotland, Ireland, Wales, and more. Waukesha Expo Grounds. For more information call (414) 517-5163.
4 - 5 Eagle River - Apple Harvest Craft & Gift Fest. A good Labor Day weekend buying event in Northern Wisconsin's resort area. Family entertainment. Food with picnic table seating. 19th year. Admission free. Fairgrounds, Hwy 70 West. Event starts at 8:30AM and ends at 4:30PM. For more information call (715) 675-6201.
4 Johnson Creek - Johnson Creek Premium Outlets' Summer Music Series. Enjoy live entertainment by "3's A Crowd," near the Information Center, from 12:30PM - 4:30PM. 575 W. Linmar Lane. For more information call (920) 699-4111.
4 Kenosha - Walk in the Woods Art Fair. 17th Annual Art Fair with artists' exhibits in gardens and along wooded trails of this nature sanctuary and arboretum. Live entertainment, food and beverages. $4.00 donation per vehicle requested. 880 Green Bay Road. Event starts at 10:00AM and ends at 4:00PM. For more information call (262) 552-8196.
4 La Crosse - Ace in the Hole Cornhole Tournament. Tournament benefiting the Children's Miracle Network. Registration at 10:30AM. Throwing Starts at 11:00AM. Double Elimination Tournament, Competitive & Social Divisions, $25 per 2 Person Team. 1920 Ward Avenue. For more information call (608) 779-7718.
4 Nekoosa - Lake Arrowhead Craft Show 21st Annual. Annual craft show of quality handmade items. Refreshments and food available on-site. One of central Wisconsin's best shows. Admission free. Town of Rome, Hwy 13 South - 1195 Apache Lane. Event starts at 9:00AM and ends at 3:00PM. For more information call (715) 325-2904.
4 Pardeeville - 7th Annual Pardeeville Community Car & Truck Show. Over 526 show cars registered in 2009 show, rain or shine, concessions on grounds, over 124 homemade pies, 27 different flavors, ice cream, sweet corn, brats, hotdogs, hamburgers, soda, water, popcorn, music all day, craft booths, silent auction, childerns' games, Alcohol free event for the whole family, 2nd Annual Youth Model Car Show, Antique & Classic Tractor show across park from car show, Historic Canoe Rides(canoe seats 21), over 100 towns from WI & 5 different States registered show cars in 2009 show, Winner of Columbia County Tourism Award 2008, over 33 classes of show cars, over 100 trophies awarded the day of show. Chandler Park. For more information call (608) 429-3703.
4 Pardeeville - Pardeeville Community Car & Truck Show. Free (with canned good donation) car show featuring hundreds of cars from all over the country and free events, such as 21-seat canoe rides. Chandler Park. For more information call (608) 833-2040.
4 Portage - Portage City Flea Market. The first Saturday of each month: June, July, August, and September. 7 AM - 3PM. Indoors/Outdoors, rain or shine! Located on the Fairgrounds in Veteran's Memorial Fields, 300 Superior St, three blocks north of the A&W Root Beer Stand. Come down and sell your Crafts, Produce, Antiques, Collectibles, Rummage Sale or Food items! Please call for vendor information. Columbia County Fairgrounds. For more information call (608) 566-0060.
4 Prairie du Sac - Sauk Prairie Today's Women Inc. Arts and Crafts Fair. Held in conjunction with the Wisconsin State Cow Chip Throw. Food, entertainment, parade, walk-run, fun for the whole family. Admission free. Marion Park, Grand Avenue and First Street. Event starts at 9:00AM and ends at 5:00PM. For more information call (608) 643-4168.
4 Redgranite - Bannerman Trail Run. 1 mile fun run, 5k, 10k & a half marathon. Hwy 21. For more information call (920) 787-3889.
4 - 6 Redgranite - Redgranite Labor Days Festival. Quality arts and craft fair held during the annual Redgranite Labor Day Festival, the State of Wisconsin's longest running Labor Day Festival. Fun filled family event, food, music, kids day events and more. Admission free. Veterans Memorial Park, Hwy 21, Downtown. Event starts at 9:00AM and ends at 4:00PM. For more information call (920) 566-4015.
5 Hales Corners - 24th Annual Labor Day Art & Craft Show. Juried outdoor fall art & craft show on the spacious and beautiful grounds of the Sacred Heart School of Theology. All work is handcrafted by the exhibitor. Admission charged. 7335 S. Lovers Lane Road. Event starts at 9:00AM and ends at 4:00PM. For more information call (414) 425-7208.
5 New Glarus - Wilhelm Tell Festival Art in the Park. Annual, juried, fine arts and fine crafts outdoor art fair. Admission free. New Glarus Village Park, 319 2nd Street. Event starts at 9:00AM and ends at 4:00PM. For more information call (608) 527-5642.
7 - 30 Madison - T'ai Chi at Monona Terrace. Tuesdays & Thursdays 12-12:45PM on the Rooftop. Connect your mind and body through the fundamentals of T'ai Chi in an easy-to-learn routine. Wear loose-fitting clothing and comfortable shoes. Registration is available on site. In case of inclement weather, class will be canceled. Instruction provided by Terri Pellitteri, sponsored by Group Health Cooperative of South Central WI. You can call (608) 261-4000 after 11AM for cancellation information. Monona Terrace Rooftop. For more information call (608) 261-4000.
10 - 12 Appleton - Women's Weekend Out. Businesses and services related to pampering to include spa, travel, hobbies, specialty food, art, apparel, accessories, jewelry, handbags and personal care items. Fri 10AM - 9PM, Sat 9AM - 9PM, Sun 10AM - 7PM. Admission free. Fox River Mall. For more information call (920) 739-0754.
10 - 12 Darien - Darien Cornfest. Free parking, entertainment, sweetcorn on Sat. and Sun. 11AM-3PM - tractor pulls and fireworks on Fri. West Park Hwy 14. For more information call (262) 215-2844.
10 - 12 Platteville - Platteville 63rd Annual Dairy Days. Outdoor antique - craft - flea market with many activities going on all weekend. Pitt Street at Legion Field. For more information call (608) 348-7019.
10 - 12 Prairie du Chien - 30th Annual Villa Louis Carriage Classic. The Villa Louis Carriage Classic is a pleasure driving show held on the beautiful grounds of the Villa Louis Historic Site. This show hosts some of the finest carriage driving competition the Midwest has to offer, with over 100 different turnouts coming from throughout the Midwest. It features a wide range of divisions, providing a first class experience for novice and experienced whips alike. St. Feriole Island. For more information call (608) 326-2721.
10 - 12 Waupun - Volksfest in Waupun. Free admission. Ethnic German festival features folk dancers, music, German food, Stumpf Fiddle Contest and refreshments. 400 Block of East Main Street. For more information call (920) 324-2610.
10 - 12 Wauwatosa - Fall Family Home Show. Businesses and services related to home remodeling, decorating, family events & services, and gardening to include contractors, landscaping, cooking, lighting, decks, window treatments, home decor, real estate, family & home solutions, services, home entertainment and financial services. Fri/Sat 10AM - 9PM, Sun 11AM - 6PM. Admission free. Mayfair Mall. For more information call (414) 443-5112.
10 - 12 Wisconsin Dells - Polish Fest. Rain or Shine! Huge Tents & wooden dance floors in the "Polka Pavilion", Polish Folk Ensembles, Free Parking, Polka Dance Lessons, Homemade Polish and other foods, beer, wine & other refreshments available. Mt. Olympus Grounds. For more information call (800) 659-6811.
11 Beloit - Festival on the Rock. Family Fall Festival with arts and crafts, children's games, horseshoe tournament, entertainment, food, bands, raffles, and boat rides on the Rock River. Featuring Patch Products Game and Toy Sale. Great family fun! Admission free. Preservation Park, Hwy 51N. Event starts at 11:00AM and ends at 6:00PM. For more information call (608) 362-4612.
11 Chilton - Crafty Apple Fest. The 8th Annual Crafty Apple Fest is a community celebration with free family entertainment. The festival includes activities for kids of all ages, crafters, food court, live entertainment, pumpkin bowling, micro brewed beer, health and safety area, and more. Admission free. Hwy 57 and S. Park Street. Event starts at 9:00AM and ends at 4:00PM. For more information call (920) 418-1650.
11 Fond du Lac - Downtown Fond du Lac Fondue Fest. Free community event featuring farmers market vendors, Kid's Zone, three music stages, arts & crafts vendors, a classic car show, lots of great food & drink and of course - fondue. Admission free. Downtown. Event starts at 9:00AM and ends at 5:00PM. For more information call (920) 921-9500.
11 Germantown - St. John UCC Fall Fair - Art, Craft & Flea Market. Our 25th anniversary! Our historical church hosts quality arts and crafts. Youth booths available. Bake sale, raffles, silent auction, theme basket raffles, food, games. Separate flea market event. Admission free. St. John United Church of Christ, N104W14181 Donges Bay Road. Event starts at 9:00AM and ends at 4:00PM. For more information call (262) 251-0640 or (262) 251-0365.
11 Gordon - Gordon Sesquicentennial (Douglas County). In beautiful Douglas County, the Town of Gordon celebrates it's 150th with a spectacular fun-filled day with many family events, music, an old-fashioned picnic and more! Gordon-Mooney Ballpark. For more information call (715) 699-2927.
11 Grand Chute - Kiwanis Grand Chute West Fest. Indoor arts & crafts show. All handmade items highlighting Halloween, Thanksgiving & Christmas. Family entertainment, continental breakfast, chili, brats, burgers & more for lunch, huge raffle. Admission free. Grand Chute Town Hall. Event starts at 9:30AM and ends at 3:30PM. For more information call (920) 731-1638.
11 Green Bay - Art Harvest. Art Harvest hosts Wisconsin's fine artists and craftspeople for an art fair in the Botanical Garden. Celebrate the change of season in the beautiful Magnolia Grove. Light entertainment, food, and plant sale. Admission free. Green Bay Botanical Garden, 2600 Larsen Road. Event starts at 9:00AM and ends at 5:00PM. For more information call (920) 491-3691 x103.
11 Hammond - The Running of the Llamas. Llamas that race down main street in Hammond. Celebrity and non-celebrity racers. Ribfest at night, kids activities , golf tournament and music. 820 Davis Street. For more information call (715) 796-2330.
11 Horicon - Horicon Marsh Classic Car Show. Classic Car Club Classic Car Show - All classic Cars & Trucks through 1988 are Welcome! Riverbend Park. For more information call (920) 387-5146.
11 Kingston - Third Annual Sacred Earth Day. Celebrate our Sacred Earth with Holistic Practitioners, fine arts & fine crafts that nurture body, mind, spirit and emotions. Admission free. Kingston American Legion and Kingston Village Park. Event starts at 10:00AM and ends at 4:00PM. For more information call (608) 589-5335.
11 Menasha - Safety Day 2010. Come and have fun learning about fire and life safety while you participate and view displays. 1326 Cold Spring Road. For more information call (920) 720-7125.
11 New London - Cheese & Sausage Fall Family Fest. Craft and food vendors, music, kids' games, entertainment, pony rides, petting zoo, and a great day for the entire family. Admission free. W. North Water Street. Event starts at 9:00AM and ends at 4:00PM. For more information call (920) 982-5822.
11 Oconto - Deb Baker aka Hannah Reed Book Signing. Deb Baker AKA Hannah Reed will be visiting BayShore Books to discuss the first book in her Queen Bee Mystery Series, Buzz Off from noon-2PM. BayShore Books LLC 302 Collins Avenue. For more information call (920) 834-3220.
11 Pardeeville - Pardeeville Watermelon Festival. U.S. Watermelon Speed Eating and Seed Spitting Championship. Watermelon contests, arts, crafts, flea & farmers market, kids' games, music, food & beverage, located on beautiful Park Lake. Fees increase after July 1st. Admission free. Chandler Park. Event starts at 10:00AM and ends at 4:00PM. For more information call (608) 429-2312.
11 River Falls - Art On The Kinni. Juried fine art fair along the banks of the beautiful Kinnickinnic River in downtown River Falls, featuring over 50 exhibitors, live music on two stages, children's activities and food vendors. Admission free. Heritage Park and the White Pathway. Event starts at 9:00AM and ends at 5:00PM. For more information call (715) 425-7226.
11 Sun Prairie - Downtown Sun Prairie Art Fest. Juried fine art show in Historic Downtown Sun Prairie. Food stands, live entertainment, children's activities. Main Street will be closed to traffic for this event. Admission free. 100 - 200 E. Main Street, Downtown. Event starts at 10:00AM and ends at 4:00PM. For more information call (608) 358-5249.
11 Watertown - Rock River Wine Fest & Craft Show. We have 17 Wisconsin wineries tastings ($10 for a wrist band for tasting only), craft show, food, music, cheesecake contest, grape stomping. Purchase wine by the bottle. Sponsored by Calico Cottage and Watertown Noon Kiwanis. Admission free. Riverside Park, Labaree Street. Event starts at 10:00AM and ends at 5:00PM. For more information call (920) 261-9460 or (800) 209-4438.
11 Waukesha - Waukesha Art Fest. A juried fine art show in historic downtown Waukesha on Main Street. Live entertainment as well as children's activities. Silent Auction proceeds are used for art scholarships for local students. Admission free. Main Street, Downtown. Event starts at 10:00AM and ends at 5:00PM. For more information call (262) 549-1408.
11 Waukesha - Alzheimer's Association Memory Walk 2010. Alzheimer's Association Memory Walk is the nation's largest event to raise awareness and funds for Alzheimer care, support and research. Held annually in hundreds of communities across the country, this inspiring event calls on volunteers of all ages to become Champions in the fight against Alzheimer's. Fowler Lake Park/North of Wisconsin on Oakwood Avenue. For more information call (414) 479-8800.
11 - 12 Wausau - Art World 2010. One of the largest craft & gift events in Wisconsin. Juried craft and gift vendors from across America. A good buying event with entertainment, food. 20th year. New this year - "Everything Christmas Building." Admission free. Marathon Park, W. Stewart Avenue. Event starts at 9:00AM and ends at 5:00PM. For more information call (715) 675-6201.
11 - 12 Wausau - Art In The Park. 35th Annual fine arts/craft show. A part of Wausau "Artrageous" weekend. Free shuttle buses. Food vended by nonprofit groups. Kids' activities and butterfly release. Sat 9AM - 5PM, Sun 9AM - 4PM. Admission free. 1000 Stewart Avenue. For more information call (715) 581-1484.
11 - 12 Wausau - Wausau's Artrageous Weekend. Art in the Park under the tall pines at Marathon Park, Festival of Arts in the heart of downtown Wausau's River District and the opening weekend for the Woodson Art Museum's "Birds in Art" exhibit. Woodson Art Museum, Downtown Wausau & Marathon Park. For more information call (715) 845-7010.
12 Fort Atkinson - Fort Atkinson Walk. A 5K/10K walk which includes a nature area, historic points of interest, a river walk, a bike trail, a cemetery, etc. Cost is free or $3.00 for volkssport credit. Rock River Park, by the Aquatic Center. For more information call (920) 563-3481.
12 Hales Corners - Art at the Gardens Craft Fair. An eclectic collection of unique and handmade local arts and crafts. Open 10AM-3PM with free admission to the fair which is located in the Education and Visitor Center at Boerner Botanical Gardens. Featuring 20+ local artists and DIY crafters - everything from childrens' clothes and accessories to jewelry, purses, pottery and candles. Proceeds from the vendors support the childrens' horticultural programs. Get a head start on the holiday shopping season and spend the day and visit the Gardens after the fair or enjoy brunch with Bartolotta Catering Company (for more information on brunch, please contact (414) 525-5635. Admission to the Gardens is $5.00 per adult.) Boerner Botanical Gardens 9400 Boerner Dr. For more information call (414) 525-5664.
12 Sharon - Classic Car Show. Classic Car Event 9AM - 3PM. Street dance, Hula Hoop, bubble gum blowing & best costume. Dress in the style of the 50's & 60's. Bring your car, there isn't a charge. Baldwin Street. For more information call (262) 736-9269.
15 Madison - ADHD Open House. This open house will have different booths and sponsors to help educate the community about ADHD. Give-aways and refreshments! Free. Lussier Community Education Center. For more information call (763) 226-9665.
16 Madison - Wright Lecture Series. "Design and Construction: Hand and Mind, the work of Rockhill and Associates and Studio 804". Prof. Rockhill and his students recently completed the first LEED Platinum building...and is two time winner of Architecture Magazine's "Home of the Year". Monona Terrace. For more information call (608) 261-4000.
17 - 19 Brookfield - Hidden River Art Festival. Enjoy the beautiful environment of Brookfield's Mitchell Park, while discovering the work of more than 80 Wisconsin fine artists at this unique three-day festival. The Hidden River Art Festival is one of the largest of its kind featuring solely Wisconsin artists presenting a variety of media. Fri 1PM - 7PM, Sat 10AM - 6PM, Sun 11AM - 4PM. Admission charged. Sharon Lynne Wilson Center, 19805 W. Capitol Drive. For more information call (262) 373-5037.
17 - 19 Brookfield - Hidden River Art Festival. Discover the work of more than 80 Wisconsin fine artists at this unique three-day festival. The Hidden River Art Festival is one of the largest of its kind. MItchell Park. For more information call (262) 781-9470.
17 - 19 Eau Claire - Fall Family Home Show. Businesses and services related to home remodeling, decorating, family events & services, and gardening to include contractors, landscaping, cooking, lighting, decks, window treatments, home decor, real estate, family & home solutions, services, home entertainment and financial services. Fri/Sat 10AM - 9PM, Sun 11AM - 6PM. Admission free. Oakwood Mall. For more information call (715) 855-6883.
17 Green Bay - 2nd Annual Golf Outing. The National Railroad Museum's plans are underway. The proceeds of this year's event will help support our ongoing educational programs. The outing will be held at Royal St Patrick's Golf Links in Wrightstown WI. Registration is at 10AM. The fee for individual golfers is $95. Foursomes will be $380. For more information contact Deanna Novak at (920) 437-7623 x12. Wrightstown. For more information call (608) 452-3424.
17 - 19 Wisconsin Dells - Wo-Zha-Wa Days. A festive celebration of autumn, Wo-Zha-Wa Days is filled with free family activities, including an arts and crafts fair, antique flea market, Maxwell Street Days, live entertainment and a 100-unit parade in Wisconsin Dells. La Crosse Street Festival Site& all thru the village.
17 - 19 Wisconsin Dells - Wo-Zha-Wa Arts & Crafts Fair. Fine arts and crafts show held in conjunction with city-wide festival. Wisconsin Dell's largest festival. Over 40 years at this site. Fri 12PM - 5PM, Sat 9AM - 5PM, Sun 9AM - 3:30PM. Admission free. Bowman Park, Broadway. For more information call (608) 254-2773.
18 - 19 Algoma - Wet Whistle Wine Festival Fine Art Show. This is a fine arts/fine craft show running in conjunction with Algoma's Wet Whistle Wine Festival. Sat 10AM - 6PM, Sun 10AM - 4PM. Admission free. Wine Fest Grounds, Legion Park. For more information call (920) 487-5498.
18 - 19 Cedarburg - Wine & Harvest Fine Arts & Crafts Fair. Fine art & craft with a contemporary flair distinguishes this lively event, held outdoors at the Cultural Center during a city-wide festival that draws 50,000 visitors. Food tent, music, and free exhibits indoors. Sat 10AM - 6PM, Sun 10AM - 5PM. Admission free. Cedarburg Cultural Center, W62 N546 Washington Ave. For more information call (262) 375-3676.
18 - 19 Cedarburg - Cedarburg Garden Club Wine & Harvest Fine Arts $ Crafts Fair. Juried arts & craft fair drawing 50,000 visitors, indoors in the Community Center and outdoors on Washington Avenue in the heart of historic downtown Cedarburg. Sat 10AM - 6PM, Sun 10AM - 5PM. Admission free. Community Center and Adjacent Washington Avenue. For more information call (262) 242-4103.
18 - 19 Cedarburg - Ozaukee Art Center Wine & Harvest Fine Arts & Crafts Fair. The Ozaukee Art Center features juried exhibitors from many states selling fine arts and crafts. Wine & Harvest Festival is a citywide, two-day special festival with multiple events drawing over 50,000 visitors. Sat 10AM - 6PM, Sun 10AM - 5PM. Admission free. Closed Main Street (Washington Avenue). For more information call (262) 377-8230.
18 Cross Plains - Hill and Valley Antique Auto and Americana Show. Antique auto show with old time crafts such as quilting, blacksmithing, sauerkraut making, etc. Historical society displays, corn on the cob steamed by an antique steam engine. Admission free. Baer Park, County P. Event starts at 6:45AM and ends at 4:30PM. For more information call (608) 798-3040.
18 Fall River - Sorghum Fest 2010. See sorghum processed from field to mill to jar. Alice in Dairyland from 8AM to 10AM. Outdoor Farm/Flea/Craft Market. Civil War Artillery Group - on display and fired throughout the day will be an 1861 cannon. Dodge County Antique Power Club, Karaoke contests, Euchre tournament, Sorghum Cook-Off, music & entertainment, Old Time Fiddlers, Square Dancers, raffles, food, homemade pies & much more. Each child gets a free Goodie Bag. Free parking. Admission charged, kids under 18 free. Rain or shine. 100 Savanna Road & Hwy. 16. For more information call (920) 623-5319.
18 Grantsburg - Grantoberfest 2010. 2nd Annual Fall Festival. Free admission. Weiner dog race, bouncy house, face painting, sumo wrestling, food vendors, hay rides, giant pumpkin contest, mini golf, chili cook-off, hot dog eating contest, scarecrow decorating contest, catapult, Ladies nail driving contest, petting zoo, clown, Taste of Grantsburg, live music (by Gus Johnson; Cool Britania, City Vibe & The Dweebs, many business vendors & more! Grantsburg Fairgrounds on Hwys 87/48. For more information call (715) 463-5988.
18 Hubertus - Holy Hill Arts and Crafts Fair. 230 artists & craftsmen present their work in a natural setting on the grounds of Holy Hill. Door prizes are selected from fair exhibitors. Free parking for the public. Admission charged. 1525 Carmel Road. Event starts at 10:00AM and ends at 5:00PM. For more information call (262) 966-7172.
18 - 19 Jefferson - Gemuetlichkeit Days. German Heritage Festival with music, dancing, food, craft fair, contests, car show, and parade. Sat 11AM - 8PM Sun 1:30PM - 6PM. Admission charged. Jefferson Fair Park, 503 N. Jackson Street. For more information call (920) 674-6124.
18 Kenosha - Wesley United Methodist Church Autumn Fair 2010. Outdoor craft show featuring seasonal/holiday crafts. Bake sale, harvest sale, cafe and more inside. Crafters bring donated door prize item. Everyone invited to participate in canned food drive collection. Admission free. Wesley United Methodist Church, 4600 60th Street. Event starts at 9:00AM and ends at 4:00PM. For more information call (262) 496-5606.
18 Lake Geneva - Alzheimer's Association Memory Walk'10. Alzheimer's Association Memory Walk is the nation's largest event to raise awareness and funds for Alzheimer care, support and research. Held annually in hundreds of communities across the country, this inspiring event calls on volunteers of all ages to become Champions in the fight against Alzheimer's. Library Park/900 West Main St. For more information call (414) 479-8800.
18 - 19 Marinette - Pine Tree Mall Fall Craft & Vendor Show. Fall Craft & Vendors in the mall, shoppers welcome. 2800 Roosevelt Road. For more information call (715) 735-5242.
18 - 19 Marshfield - Maple Fall Fest . A fitting finish to summer and a celebration of Fall. 150 handmade arts and craft vendors, maple demos and maple products, maple potato and regular pancake breakfast with maple sausage made just for this event. Kids activities and fun for the whole family! Wildwood Park & Zoo. For more information call (800) 422-4541.
18 Mukwonago - Mukwonago Fall Fest. Town-wide family celebration of fall in four locations with crafters/vendors, live music and entertainment, chili contest, kids' activities and so much more! 10AM - 4PM (some locations open until 7PM), Admission free. Field Park, Hwy 83 and NN. For more information call (262) 363-7758.
18 Necedah - Whooping Crane and Wildlife Festival. Events, speakers, exhibits geared to wildlife. Tours of Necedah Wildlife Refuge and whooping crane project there. Children's activity tent with supervised activities. Concessions available. Admission charged. 901 North Harvey Street. Event starts at 7:00AM and ends at 11:00PM. For more information call (608) 565-2101.
18 Plymouth - Plymouth Oktoberfest Arts & Crafts Fair. 2nd annual juried arts and crafts fair held in conjunction with the established 7th Annual Plymouth Oktoberfest. Well organized and run by non-profit coordinators. Morning coffee and donuts for exhibitors. Admission free. 520 East Mill Street. Event starts at 10:00AM and ends at 4:00PM. For more information call (920) 892-8409.
18 Portage - "Step Back in Time": Agency House Living History. Visitors will observe and interact with 19th-century characters in an authentic historic setting, including John and Juliette Kinzie (original inhabitants of the circa-1832 Agency House), a French fur trader, a blacksmith, and an officer from Fort Winnebago all of Saturday, with special historic demonstrations, activities, and museum house tours scheduled throughout the day. At 11AM, 1PM, and 4PM, catch a musket shooting demonstration. At 2PM, a 19th century style show, featuring the beautiful Mrs. Kinzie modeling the latest in 1830s fashion. Special guided tours of the Agency House at 10AM, noon, & 3:30PM. The reeneactors are experienced educators with an interest specifically in the 1830s era. And they can't wait to share their knowledge with you! This event is free to the public, except for the guided Agency House tours for which there is a minimal fee. Historic Indian Agency House. Event starts at 9:00AM and ends at 5:00PM. For more information call (608) 742-6362.
18 - 19 Soldiers Grove - Driftless Area Art Festival. Celebrating the visual, performing, and culinary arts of the Driftless Area; featuring fine art, photography, fine woodworking, jewelry, and live performances. Sat 10AM - 5PM, Sun 10AM - 4PM. Admission free. Beauford T. Anderson Memorial Park, Hwys 131 & C. For more information call (608) 624-3600.
18 St. Germain - 51st Annual Colorama. In addition to the craft fair, there will be a live auction, farmers market, wine tasting, pumpkin painting contest, mum sales and great food. Admission free. St. Germain Community Park. Event starts at 9:00AM and ends at 3:00PM. For more information call (715) 477-2205.
18 Two Rivers - Two Rivers Ethnic Festival. Music, Dance Arts, crafts, live music, 20 ethnic food booths, ethnic heritage demonstrations. Admission free. 1500 - 2000 Washington Street. Event starts at 9:00AM and ends at 5:00PM. For more information call (920) 794-1482.
18 - 19 Union Grove - Fall Harvest Days. The show is open 9AM to 5PM each day. The admission to the show is $5.00 for adults and free for children 12 and under. Parking is free. The antique tractor and truck pull is on Friday night, September 17th. Cost to attend the pull is $5.00. This year's club feature is John Deere. The raffle tractor is a 1963 John Deere 2010. All vintage farming equipment and products are welcome at the show. Indoor and outdoor flea market. Racine County Fairgrounds. For more information call (262) 878-0486 .
18 Waukesha - Apple Harvest Festival. Autumn family festival with a heritage theme. Many apple varieties; auction, hay ride, children's activities, concert, artist/exhibitors, food, pies, cider, FUN! Admission charged. Demonstrations encouraged. Expanded Learning Center will be open! Retzer Nature Center, S14 W28167 Madison Street. Event starts at 9:00AM and ends at 5:00PM. For more information call (262) 896-8007.
19 Beloit - 34th Annual Beloit Lions Autorama. Car show & swap meet. Over 1200 cars at previous years show. Preservation Park Hwy 51. For more information call (608) 290-3628.
19 Menasha - Community First Fox Cities Marathon. Five running or walking events - marathon, half, relay, 5k, kids fun run - for any age or ability. It's our 20th anniversary and you won't want to miss the celebration! UW-Fox Valley, 1478 Midway Road. For more information call (920) 882-9499.
24 Omro - Jazz Jam for Casa Esther. Jazz Jam for Casa Esther will feature well-known Wisconsin Jazz musician Noah Harmon and friends. The event takes place at The Gathering Space, a 150 year old Church that has been reimagined as a totally unique venue for all sorts of celebrations and events. Proceeds from the event will benefit Casa Esther, a nonprofit which works with Hispanic Immigrants in the Omro Community. 8494 State Rd 21. For more information call (920) 685-2094.
24 - 26 Warrens - Warrens Cranberry Festival. Visit Wisconsin's Cranberry Capital for the Warrens Cranberry Festival September 24-26th, 2010! Enjoy marsh tours, contest, music and parade on Sunday. Shop three miles of crafts, flea and farm market! 7AM - Dusk, Admission free. Village Streets and Lawns. For more information call (608) 378-4200.
24 - 26 Westfield - Pioneer Rendezvous Days & Gun & Collectibles Show. September 24, 25 (10AM-5PM) & 26 (10AM-2PM). Entry Donation is $2.00. We have Re-enactors from all over the state participating and guests from Wisconsin, Illinois and Minnesota visiting our site. Special School Day is Friday, September 24. (Also open to the public). Area school age violinists will also be performing during the 3 days. Friday only, there will be a petting zoo sponsored by the Westfield & Montello FFA Chapters. The Gun & Collectibles Show is on September 25 & 26. Habitat for Humanity will also be holding their Sixth Rummage Sale fundraiser during the 3-day event. Marquette County Fairgrounds, 732 S Main Street. For more information call (608) 296-4146.
25 Coon Valley - Norskedalen Annual Threshing Bee. Enjoy the threshing day of old with the threshing of oats, corn shredding, cream separating, butter churning, and other demonstrations. Threshing meal served, reservations required. Come enjoy the culture of our agriculture! 3 mi north on Cty Road PI. For more information call (608) 452-3424.
25 - 26 Green Lake - Golden Days Harvest Fest. Weekend activities include a craft fair, live music, children's activities, pony rides, petting zoo, clowns, farmers market, food & beverages. Sunday includes collector car show, Food Fair, auction, raffle & more. Admission free. Downtown. Event starts at 10:00AM and ends at 5:00PM. For more information call (920) 294-3231 or (800) 253-7354.
25 Janesville - Annual Harmony 4H Arts/Crafts and Party Consultant Show. Crafters, home party consultants. Admission free. Rock County Fairgrounds, Craig Building. Event starts at 9:00AM and ends at 3:00PM. For more information call (608) 290-1983.
25 - 26 Monroe - Green County Model Railroaders 32nd Train Show. 32nd annual Model Train show. All Gauges operating. Plenty of vendors & refreshments - fun for all. S.L.I.C.E. Ice Arena, 1632 4th Ave W. . For more information call (608) 325-9779.
25 Muskego - "One Stop Holiday Shoppe" Art and Craft Fair. Bring the warmth indoor and out with a wide variety of Home and Holiday decor and great gifts for everyone on your list plus entertainment for the whole family - come early! Free pumpkins to first 100 children, hay rides, horseback rides and great lunch menu! Admission free. Muskego Settlement Centre, W184 S8074 Racine Ave. Event starts at 9:00AM and ends at 3:00PM. For more information call (262) 679-4368.
25 Muskego - Muskego Historical's One Stop Holiday Shoppe. Muskego's 3rd Annual Art and Craft Fair/Family Event. Bring the warmth indoor and out with a wide variety of Home and Holiday decor and great gifts for everyone on your list. Plus, free pumpkins and gifts to children 12 and under (courtesy of Basses Farm & Buy Seasons, Inc.) and so much more! W184S8074 Racine Ave Muskego, WI 53150. For more information call (414) 630-5332.
25 Phillips - Fall Harvest Festival. Enjoy the annual Fall Harvest Festival featuring; arts & crafts, unique variety of food, farmer's market, cranberries, live music, sidewalk sales, kids' pumpkin decorating, scarecrow display and magnificent autumn tree color! Admission free. Lake Avenue, Downtown. Event starts at 9:00AM and ends at 3:00PM. For more information call (715) 339-4100.
25 Sheboygan - Alzheimer's Association Memory Walk'10. Alzheimer's Association Memory Walk is the nation's largest event to raise awareness and funds for Alzheimer care, support and research. Held annually in hundreds of communities across the country, this inspiring event calls on volunteers of all ages to become Champions in the fight against Alzheimer's. Sports Core/100 Willow Creek Drive(Kohler). For more information call (414) 479-8800.
25 - 26 South Central Wisconsin - 14 South Artists Fall Studio Art Tour. 7th Annual Fall Studio Art Tour, located in many historic communities south of Madison. Visit local artists in their studios, watch them demonstrate their art, and find one of a kind gifts. Admission free. Communities South of Madison. Event starts at 10:00AM and ends at 5:00PM. For more information call (608) 332-7900.
25 Wausau - Harvest Fest. 10am-2pm. Enjoy a fun filled day of activities. Pumpkin patch, scarecrow and pumpkin decorating, petting zoo, polka band and more. Oak Island Park, River Drive. For more information call (715) 843-0748.
25 Wisconsin Dells - Parsons Annual Fall Festival. Demonstrations, Native American Arts & Crafts, Wedding, Naming Ceremonies. Free dinner for the public approximately 4:30 - 6PM. Pow Wow dancing 6:30 - 10PM. Parsons Trading Post. Event starts at 9:00AM and ends at 4:00PM. For more information call (608) 254-8533.
26 Chippewa Falls - St Simeon's 50th Anniversary Apple Festival. A fall tradition in Lafayette Apple Country, Chippewa County. Raffle, serving lunch, country store, large thrift sale. 19058 County Hwy J. For more information call (715) 864-8797.
26 Horicon - Autumn Art on the Marsh. Autumn Art on the Marsh takes place in a beautiful park setting with approx. 100-140 artists and crafters who have a variety of items that will interest everyone. Admission free. Discher Park, Jersey Street. Event starts at 10:00AM and ends at 4:00PM. For more information call (920) 485-3200.
26 Menomonee Falls - Cheery Cherry Fall Fair. Art and Craft Fair with 150 Talented Artists and Crafters. Favorite foods, entertainment, Wine Tasting, Raffle and Door County cherry products. Proceeds benefit Community Memorial Hospital. Admission charged. Village Park. For more information call (262) 257-3305.
28 Lodi - Author Event: David Rhodes. In a casual, small-scale forum, noted Wisconsin novelist David Rhodes will read from his work, discuss his career, writing habits & inspirations, and answer questions. Rhodes has published four novels. Driftless (Milkweed, 2008) explores connections within a small southwest Wisconsin village. Lodi Public Library, 130 Lodi Street. For more information call (608) 592-4130.

Earlier events that run through September:

Feb 26 through Sep 5 Wisconsin Dells - Kilbourn Volunteer Fire Department 2010 Fire Run. 66 Total Stops On The KFD Fire Run - the More Stops You Make, The More Chances You Have to Win! How It Works: When you purchase a KFD Fire Run Booklet, fill out the Registration Ticket with your name, address, phone number and e-mail. Give the filled out Registration Ticket & $20 along with your First KFD Fire Run Ticket to the bartender. The booklet number will identify you as the owner of the booklet. For every stop you make, drop off your corresponding KFD Fire Run ticket to the bartender. This will give you another entry ticket chance for the cash prizes held on Saturday, October 2, 2010. Various Locations to Win.. For more information call (608) 253-5300.
Mar 23 through Dec 30 Appleton - Picturing Main Street: Postcards From Our Past. Drawing on The History Museum's collection of more than 500 picture postcards dating back to the turn of the century, showcasing historic downtowns throughout our region. Scores of original postcards as well as large scale replicas will be featured. A computer kiosk will allow visitors to discover hundreds of additional postcards. Also a do-it-yourself postcard station where visitors can create and mail their own personalized postcard. Additional hands-on activities and supplementary educational and community programs will also be offered. The History Museum at the Castle, 303 East College. For more information call (920) 735-9370.
Apr 25 through Jan 2 Sheboygan - Norman Pettingill Exhibition. An Exhibition at the John Michael Kohler Arts Center. John Michael Kohler Arts Center, 608 New York Ave. For more information call (920) 458-6144.
Apr 25 through Jan 2 Sheboygan - Lynda Barry and Roz Chast. An Exhibition at the John Michael Kohler Arts Center. John Michael Kohler Arts Center, 608 New York Ave. For more information call (920) 458-6144.
May 1 through Oct 16 Cassville - Cassville Farmers Market. Every Saturday beginning May 1 through October 16. Homemade baked & canned goods, home grown produce & plants. Riverside Park. For more information call (608) 725-5400.
May 1 through Oct 31 Germantown - Germantown Historical Society. Authentic 1800's Settlement of Dheinsville. Includes Bast Bell Museum (5000 Bells), Wolf Haus, Geneology Research Center, Christ Church of Local History Museum. N128 W18780 Holy Hill Road. For more information call (262) 268-3170.
May 4 through Nov 13 Genesee Depot - 2010 Tour Season at Ten Chimneys. With no ropes and nothing under glass, guests at Ten Chimneys are treated to a VIP guided tour of a National Historic Landmark replete with original furnishings and overflowing with the romance of the 1930s and '40s. As we say, Ten Chimneys is more than a great museum. Ten Chimneys is an experience. One that inspires you to design the life you want to live. A muse. A dream. Ten Chimneys delights and rejuvenates - and stays with you long after you leave. Call for tour times & prices. Ten Chimneys. For more information call (262) 968-4110.
May 4 through Oct 13 Genesee Depot - Taming of the Shrew: 2010 Annual Exhibition. This 2010 exhibition celebrates the 75th anniversary of the Lunts' historic Broadway production of "The Taming of the Shrew," which inspired "Kiss Me, Kate," the renowned musical by Cole Porter. Come be inspired yourself by this engaging, interactive exhibition. The exhibition is free, open to the public, and only here for the 2010 season. Ten Chimneys. For more information call (262) 968-4110.
May 5 through Sep 12 Racine - All the Buzz: Insects Invade RAM. This summer, the Racine Art Museum (RAM) will be invaded by insects - as depicted by contemporary artists. RAM announces an exciting array of exhibitions and programming that feature these crawling, flying, hovering, and often times, beautiful creatures at both museum locations. Racine Art Museum, 441 Main Street. For more information call (262) 638-8300.
May 6 through Oct 31 Sherwood - Mulberry Lane Petting Farm. Catch a chicken, milk a cow, ride a pony, enjoy a hay ride, kiss a pig, cuddle a kitten and more during your guided tour of the farm. Please call or visit website for seasonal operating times. 3 miles east of Sherwood on County Road B. For more information call (920) 989-3130.
May 7 through Oct 29 La Crosse - Cameron Park Farmers Market. Cameron Park Market offers a variety of vegetables, locally raised beef, buffalo, chicken, honey, fresh baked bread and pastries, artisan crafts and beeswax candles! Cameron Park, King Street Down Town. For more information call (800) 658-9424.
May 9 through Oct 31 Wisconsin Dells - Thunder Valley Farmer's Market. Thunder Valley Farmer's Market begins Sunday May 9th and will be held every Sunday through October 31st. Enjoy a variety of vendors! Peruse vegetables, garden plants, baked goods, crafts and more! W15344 Waubeek Road. For more information call (608) 254-4145.
Jun 2 through Oct 13 Green Bay - Farmers' Market On Broadway. Every Wednesday from June 2 to October 13, 2010, from 3:00PM - 8:00PM. (Sept-Oct 3:00PM- 7:00PM) Watch the market grow each week when you visit the BayCare Clinic presents Farmers' Market On Broadway. Vendors line the downtown streets of the Broadway District to showcase products from fresh fruits and vegetables to bouquets of flowers and local original artwork. Live music fills the air, and event-goers can sip on wine or beer as they stroll the market. They can even shop local businesses as some will be open late. Broadway District in Downtown Green Bay. For more information call (920) 437-231.
Jun 2 through Oct 27 Milwaukee - Westown Farmer's Market. The Westown Farmer's Market, Downtown Wednesdays 10AM-3PM. Admission free. Milwaukee's oldest and largest open-air market, features Wisconsin grown produce, handcrafted art, prepared food, lunch from area restaurants, and live local music every Wednesday June-October. Zeidler Union Square, 301 W. Michigan St. For more information call (414) 276-6696.
Jun 12 through Oct 30 Appleton - Riverfront Art & Farm Market. The Riverfront Art & Farm Market is back for another season at the historic Atlas Mill. Local and regional artists, original works of art. Juried for quality. Craftsmen demos, affordable prices, fresh produce, specialty foods, wines and much, much more! 8AM to 1PM every Saturday from June through October. Ride the free downtown cool trolley which begins at 10AM. If you are a vendor considering participating in this event, please contact Sue at (920) 734-6871. Booth rates depends on size and number of Saturdays you want to participate. The Mill Boutique & Art Gallery, 425 W. Water. For more information call (920) 734-6871.
Jul 10 through Sep 6 Bristol - Bristol Renaissance Faire. Jousting knights, thrilling entertainment, a diverse artisan marketplace and many wonderful eateries transport guests far away to another time in our 30-acre festival park. Admission charged. 12550 120th Avenue. Event starts at 10:00AM and ends at 7:00PM. For more information call (847) 395-7773.
Jul 30 through Sep 19 Wausau - Art FROM the Park. Turned, carved and hand-built artwork created from felled trees from Marathon Park. Center for the Visual Arts, 427 N 4th St. For more information call (715) 842-4545.
Aug 15 through Sep 15 Cecil - Wolf River Luther High School Family Fair & Auction. Church Dinner, game & auction. WRLHS Grounds, 220 Zachow Street. For more information call (715) 745-2400.
Aug 25 through Sep 11 Bayfield - 15th Annual Apostle Islands Lighthouse Celebration. In addition to scenic, island cruises from May to Oct. the Lighthouse Celebration offers opportunities to cruise to the historic Apostle Islands lighthouses and take a guided tour. Enjoy visiting artists & authors, Keeper's Reunion Day & Dinner, photography contest & more! Apostle Islands National Lakeshore & Bayfield. For more information call (800) 779-4487.

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