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THROUGH OCT. 27
ELEGANT
FARMER'S AUTUMN
HARVEST FEST
Saturdays and Sun-
days. Experience an
old-fashioned farm ex-
perience. Pick apples,
try the corn maze and
go on a hayride.
1545 Main St.
Mukwonago
Elegantfarmer.org
THROUGH NOV. 3
JACK-O'-LANTERN
NIGHTS
Over 1,000 jack-o'-
lanterns illuminate the
night at the Racine
Zoo. View spectacular
lights, pumpkin sculp
-
tures, and decorations
along a dedicated
pathway.
2131 N. Main St., Racine
Racinezoo.org
OCT. 1-6
MILWAUKEE
COMEDY FESTIVAL
Laugh your way
through Milwaukee
at performances by
nationally-known and
local comedians.
mkecomedyfest.com
OCT. 4-5
MILWAUKEE'S
ORIGINAL
OKTOBERFEST
A fun-filled celebra-
tion of music, beer,
delicious food and
German culture.
Bavarian Brewhaus in
Old Heidelberg Park,
700 W. Lexington Blvd.
thebavarianbierhaus.com
OCT. 4-6
THE 14
TH
ANNUAL
MILWAUKEE
OKTOBERFEST
The festival opens 4pm
Friday with free beer,
followed by events all
weekend long.
Cathedral Square Park
520 E. Wells St.
OCT. 5
PORT WASHINGTON
FALL STREET
FESTIVAL
Celebrate autumn with
a day of food, artisans,
live music and enter-
tainment.
Downtown Port
Washington
Downtownport.com
OCT. 5-6
CEDARBURG
OKTOBERFEST
Find German food
and beer, wine and
German desserts.
Don't miss the live
Glockenspiel show
(cuckoo clock) or the
many German bands
and dancers.
Historic Downtown
Cedarburg
OCT. 11
FALL FEST
A free night of fun,
games and costumes.
Downtown West Bend
downtownwestbend.com
OCT. 12
FALL INTO GRAFTON
Free family event
features children's
activities, a pumpkin
derby, live entertain
-
ment and more.
Paramount Plaza
Downtown Grafton.
grafton-wi.org
OCT. 13
APPLEFEST OPEN
HOUSE & BEER
GARDEN
1-4pm. tour historic
buildings, enjoy fall
activities such as
pressing apples, shell
-
ing corn and more.
Historical Park
19765 W. National Ave.
New Berlin
OCT. 17-20
BOO AT THE ZOO
Join in family-friendly
activities like a Trick-
or-Treat, trail to gather
goodies, pumpkin-carv-
ing and "Creatures of
the Night" talks.
Milwaukee County Zoo
SEPT. 13 - OCT. 27
CHINA LIGHTS
"YEAR OF THE DRAGON"
Be dazzled by over 40 larger-than-life
displays such as the Dragon King and
zodiac lanterns, and celebrate the Year
of the Dragon. Three stage performanc-
es, including face changing and foot
juggling, are held Tuesday through
Sunday and visitors can enjoy delicious
Chinese cuisine from various vendors.
Boerner Botanical Gardens
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