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W I N E & H A R V E S T F E S T I VA L
Sept. 18 10am-8:30pm & Sept. 19 10am-5pm
Celebrate fall in Historic Cedar-
burg at the 49th Annual Wine
& Harvest Festival.
For a quick shuttle around
town, hop aboard a trac
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tor-drawn hayride wagon.
Hear live music at several lo-
cations including at the Gruber
Law
Office Main Stage with live
music until 8:30 on Saturday.
At Henry's Kids Korner
in Cedar Creek Park, find
special activities, special treats,
and more.
The Giant Pumpkin Charity
Regatta features gigantic, decorated, hol
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lowed-out, floatable pumpkins, piloted by pad-
dlers attempting to race across Cedar Creek.
A
t the Cedar Creek Settlement, home to 25
shops and restaurants, wines are
available by glass, bottle or case
at Cedar Creek Winery. Food
is served at the Settlement's
Courtyard Grill.
Art on the Avenue features
juried artists.
The crowd-favorite Great Grape
Stomp includes the Kids Stomp
and the Adults Stomp, both
Saturday and Sunday.
At the three Festival Market
-
places, find Wisconsin-made
foods such as honey, syrup,
cheese, sausage and jellies.
The Festival Food Court features favorites
like roasted corn, brats and gator on a stick.
For more information, call (262) 377-3891 or
visit cedarburgfestivals.org.
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