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CELEBRATE
AUTUMN’S BOUNTY...
AT CEDARBURG'S WINE & HARVEST FESTIVALSEPTEMBER 20 & 21,
2008
Experience
a feast for the senses in Historic Cedarburg, Wisconsin during
the Wine & Harvest Festival, Saturday, September 20 from 10-6
& Sunday, September 21 from 10-5.
Inhale
the fragrant bouquet of an award-winning wine from Cedar
Creek Winery. Tempting foods tantalize
with a harvest flavor, featuring steamed corn, caramel apples,
exquisite caramel apple and cherry crepes, kettle corn, apple
cider, turkey legs, brats, burgers and savory seasonal delights
in Food Courts all over town.
The
Farmer’s Market is chock full of wonderful seasonal
fruits and vegetables, flowers and plants, herbs and many varieties
of apples. The Marketplace will provide Wisconsin
Agricultural Products such as dried fruits, honey, syrup, cheese,
sausage, hot sauce and jams and jellies.At
Cedar Creek Winery’s booths you can buy wine by the glass.
The
Winery’s slippery, squishy Great Grape Stomp
has always been a crowd-pleaser, and this year’s events
on Saturday and Sunday include the Kids Stomp
at 1:00 & 3:00 and the Adults Stomp at 2:00
& 4:00 at Cedar Creek Settlement.
Live Music throughout the Festival will spotlight Top
Forty, Bluegrass, Folk and Rock & Roll bands, including
Bobby Way & Wayout, Pike Creek, Rabid Aardvarks, Dante’s
Bop, Roadmasters and more.
The
Scarecrow Contest is a colorful favorite, these
whimsical straw-stuffed characters will be all over the Historic
District. Washington Avenue will be closed to traffic, so the
best way to see them is on a Shuttle Hayride.
The
4th Annual Bike For Wisconsin event on Sunday from 7am-2pm offers
16, 30 or 62 mile routes www.bfw.org.
Shoppers will love Arts On
The Avenue featuring the Cedarburg Garden Club, the
Cedarburg
Cultural Center, Ozaukee Art Center and
the Festival Marketplace as well as the many
beautiful and unique shops located throughout Historic Cedarburg.
The
Cedarburg
Artist Guild will be showcasing their annual Fall
Show and then stroll through the Wisconsin
Museum of Quilts and Fiber Arts grounds.
Cedar
Creek Settlement sponsors the Ready…Aim…Fire
Grape Spitting Competition at 2:15, the Wet & Wild
Apple Bob at 3:30 and the Scarecrow Sculpture Garden
with Come-To-Life-Scarecrows daily. The festival’s
Kids Corner encompasses a variety of activities geared
for children.
Join us for fall fun in Historic Cedarburg. 20 min. N. of Milwaukee
off I-43, exit 89, Pioneer Rd.
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION: 1-888-894-4001 or 262-377-9620
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