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Winter Festival
offers cure for cabin fever
C E D A R B U R G W I N T E R F E S T I VA L
T
he festival features
loads of cold-weath-
er and inside activ-
ities, many of them
free.
There's something for
everyone, with camel rides, a
chili contest, sledding, barrel
racing and an ice-carving
contest.
Saturday's
adventures start early
Chilly fun kicks off at 8am
with the BMO Harris Bank
Ice Sculpture Contest, as
talented sculptors mold
ordinary blocks of ice into
stunning works of art.
The 32nd Annual Lion's
Iceburg Golf Open, 9am-
3pm, is in Cedar Creek
Park. Golfers can register at
the American Legion Hall,
W57N481 Hilbert Ave., for
$40 per person (includes
lunch). From 10am-4pm
(weather permitting), there is
sledding at Stephen Fischer
Park and family skating on
Mill Pond.
Jo-Don Farms' camel
rides and a petting zoo are
offered 10am-4pm in the
Community Center parking
lot. At the Community Cen
-
ter, W63N641 Washington
A
ve., get creative with the
Wisconsin Museum of Quilts
& Fiber Arts' Make 'N' Take
Crafts, 10am-4pm, while a
Coffee, Cocoa and Sweet
The 46th Annual
Cedarburg Winter
Festival, Feb. 15-16,
celebrates the New
Year and new decade
with the theme
"Roaring '20s."
