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Explore Grafton's
exciting past & present
• Riverwalk & Scenic Parks
• Free Community Concerts
• Paramount Records Blues Heritage
• Walk of Fame & Historical Walking Tour
• Unique Dining & Shopping
Graon Pumpkin Fest
October 10 11
Pumpkin Cross Bike Race
October 11
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Paramount Blues Fesval
September 5 6
www.graonblues.org
www.grafton-wi.org
262-377-1650
Just 15 minutes north of downtown Milwaukee.
Home of the Interurban Trail
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P.O. Box 143 Port Washington, WI 53074
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Visitor guide and map available
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Paramount Blues Fest
draws fans to Grafton
THE PARAMOUNT Blues Festival Friday, Sept. 5,
and Saturday, Sept. 6, brings internationally
known blues entertainers to Grafton, where blues
music was first recorded nearly a century ago.
This is the ninth year for the festival in the city
just 20 miles north of Milwaukee. The Grafton
Blues Association launched the event to honor the
village's links to blues music and the musicians
who recorded for the historic Paramount Records
label.
Along with music, the event features vendors and
food and beverage stands. While the festival is
held in Lime Kiln Park, Grafton's downtown is a
"must visit" for its reflection on the area's blues
heritage, with a Walk of Fame, fountain and con-
cert area.
General admission to the festival of $20 includes
Friday and Saturday while single day is $10.
Advance tickets are $10 for both days and are
available at Raymond's Auto Body in Cedarburg
on HWY 60 and Kohler Credit Union.
Check graftonblues.org for updates and informa-
tion.
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