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2013ART&CRAFTFAIRSDIRECTORY

Welcome!

As Governor, it is always a pleasure providingvisitors with another reason to visit Wisconsinand this time I invite you to discover our arts.This year will mark 37 years that the Art &Craft Fairs Directory has provided aninvaluable guide to art enthusiasts, touristsand artists alike and one that I hope you willuse again and again.

Travel our highways and discover a plein airfestival in Door County or folk art at the PaulBunyan Fest in Eagle River as we celebrate anindustry that not only employs 50,000 peoplein our state but showcases a truly renewableresource – creativity and imagination. Whetheryou prefer music, fine arts or crafts in one ofour small towns or urban centers, you will findit listed in this comprehensive guide.

Join us where the arts are alive and vibrantand where our artists produce tangiblememories for you to take home after your visit.

Sincerely,

Scott WalkerGovernor

Contents1 General Information

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38 September

48 October

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61 December

64 Index by City

This publication is produced by the Wisconsin Department of Tourism, Stephanie Klett, Secretary.

Published January, 2013

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General InformationThe Wisconsin Arts & Craft Fairs Directory is acomprehensive listing of art and craft fairsheld throughout the state. The directory isavailable free of charge, and provides bothgeneral information for the public, as well asspecific requirements for potential art andcraft exhibitors.

The events listed within this directory are alsoposted on the Wisconsin Arts Board website atwww.artsboard.wisconsin.gov and the PortalWisconsin website at www.portalwisconsin.org.

Advertising a FairAll art and craft fairs held in the State of Wis-consin and open to the general public are eligi-ble for inclusion in this directory. In order to beincluded, sponsors must submit both an appli-cation and a listing fee to the Wisconsin De-partment of Tourism. Listing fees currentlyrange from $25 to $250 and are calculated ac-cording to a formula provided on our website atindustry.travelwisconsin.com.

The Wisconsin Art & Craft Fairs Directory is nota juried list. Information included is obtaineddirectly from fair sponsors.

To Receive Additional CopiesAdditional copies of the Wisconsin Art & CraftFairs Directory may be obtained by calling theWisconsin Department of Tourism, Mondaythrough Friday, 8am to 4:30pm at 1-800/432-8747. Copies may also be ordered online attravelwisconsin.com.

Key to Eligibility DefenitionsOpen: No restrictions on entry.Restricted: Limited to who may participate(e.g., senior citizens, Dane County artists,Wisconsin residents only, etc.).Closed: Entry process is closed to the gen-eral public (e.g., members only).Juried: Participation is determined by a re-view panel. A jury fee may be required (e.g.,Juried – $5). In most cases, this is non-re-fundable; call to verify.

Slides, Photos, or Digital Images: Images ofartwork and/or the display may be requiredfor panel review. 3/1 slides, for example, in-dicates 3 slides of your artwork, plus 1 slideof your setup/display are requested for youreview.Booth Size/Fee: Smallest, largest booth dimensions/lowest-highest exhibitor fees.Acceptable work codes: 1 Fine Art2 High quality/fine crafts3 Jewelry4 Country crafts5 Handicraft items under $256 Painted or appliqued clothing/acces-

sories7 Manufactured or resale items8 Imported art or other items9 PhotographyAwards: Total value of cash and/or purchaseawards.Facility codes:

Wheelchair accessible1 Indoor event2 Outdoor event3 Food available4 Tent5 Electricity (may be limited/fee charged)6 Security7 Free parking

Changes May OccurFair dates, times, and locations may changeafter the publication of this directory. To con-firm the information provided in this guide,please call, write, or email the contact personlisted for each particular fair.

Obtaining a Seller’s PermitExhibitors can receive information on obtaininga seller’s permit, paying the appropriate salestax, or registering to do business in the state ofWisconsin by contacting:

Wisconsin Department of RevenueTemporary Events Program265 W. Northland Ave, Appleton, WI 54911Phone: 920/832-2910Email: [email protected]: dor.state.wi.us/html/temevent.html

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SPARTA MARCH 2Monroe County Historical Society Art andCraft ShowSparta High School, Montgomery St9am-4pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 4000Annual event with over 300 exhibitors.

Exhibitors: 300Deadline: 1/31/2013Eligibility: Open Booth Size/Fee: 8 x 10, 16 x 20/$75-$150Acceptable Work: 2 3 4 5Facilities: 1 3 5 6 7

Joan CookSparta Area Chamber of Commerce9434 General AveSparta, WI 54656608/[email protected]

JEFFERSON MARCH 16Winter Wine Fest and Craft ShowJefferson Fair Park Activity Center, 503 N JacksonAve10am-5pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 2000Entertainment: MusicGot Cabin Fever? We have just the remedy. Enjoy15 Wisconsin Wineries for tastings, craft show,food, music, contests. Retail wine booth. $10wrist band required for tasting.

Exhibitors: 50Deadline: Until FullEligibility: Juried, PhotosBooth Size/Fee: 10 x 12/$75Acceptable Work: 1 2 3 4 5 6 9Facilities: 1 3 5 7

Edna DeWittCalico Cottage/Rock River Winery500 A Bernard StWatertown, WI 53094920/[email protected]

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WAUKESHA MARCH 16-17Spring Treasures Craft and Art FairWaukesha County Expo Center, 1000 Northview RdSat 10am-4pm, Sun 11am-4pmAdmission: $3Attendance: 2000Juried craft and art fair. 100 exhibits showcasingthe Midwest’s finest crafts. Admission $3, chil-dren 15 and under free. Get $1 off coupon by togoing to www.craftproductionsinc.com

Exhibitors: 100Deadline: Until FullEligibility: Juried, 3/1 Photos, Booth Size/Fee: 10 x 10/$130Acceptable Work: 1 2 3 4 5 6 9Facilities: 1 3 5 7

Karen YackleyCraft Productions, Inc.1606 W Jefferson StOttawa, IL 61350815/[email protected]

PHILLIPS MARCH 23-24Phillips Sport, Home and Craft ShowPhillips High School, 990 Flambeau AveSat 9am-5pm, Sun 10am-3pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 800Sport and Home Show are in the school gym andthe Craft Show is in the commons area when youenter the school.

Exhibitors: 50Deadline: Until FullEligibility: Open Booth Size/Fee: 10 x 10, 12 x 12/$50-$350Acceptable Work: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9Facilities: 1 2 3 5 6 7

Judith BoersPhillips Area Chamber of Commerce305 S Lake AvePhillips, WI 54555715/[email protected]

The Art of Discovery –DIY Tours Art can show up in the most unexpectedplaces. Maybe it’s just a Sunday drive orrunning an errand and taking a wrong turn,and suddenly a burst of color catches thecorner of your eye. Before you know it, a 20’mural on the side of a building pops intoview. That’s the Art of Discovery.

Sometimes historic, sometimes futuristicbut always fun, many towns are showing theirtrue colors in murals, sculptures or installa-tions that form a DIY tour of art, just waitingto lead you on at your own pace. “Open” forviewing 24/7/365, we’ll give you a hint and letyour inner explorer provide direction.

The Ashland Mural Walk Ashland’s history in art.www.visitashland.com

Eau Claire’s Outdoor Sculptures andSymbolsIncludes over 31 sculptures.www.sculpturetour.com

Waukesha Public Art Walking TourA community’s unique spirit.www.ci.waukesha.wi.us/publicwalkingtour

Sculpture WhitewaterTour of pride in local and regional artists.www.whitewatersculpture.com

Shawano Country Barn Quilt Project185 Quilts and counting.www.shawanocountry.com

The Walls of WittenbergWhere palm trees can be found in winter.www.wallsofwittenberg.com

Wisconsin’s Northwest Heritage PassageProviding a guide for the unguided.www.heritagepassage.com

ASHLAND MURAL WALK.

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WEST BEND APRIL 6Festival of ArtsUW Washington County, 400 University Dr10am-4pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 3000Entertainment: MusicA campus wide celebration of the arts. Includeslarge juried art fair, student art contest, photog-raphy contest, live music, farmers’ market, foodand fun. Free admission and parking.

Exhibitors: 60Deadline: Until FullEligibility: Juried, 3/1 Slides or Photos, DigitalImagesBooth Size/Fee: 8 x 10, 10 x 12/$35-$65Acceptable Work: 1 2 3 4 5 6 9Facilities: 1 3 5 7

Sue BauschUW Washington County400 University DrWest Bend, WI 53095262/[email protected]

ROTHSCHILD APRIL 6-7Cedar Creek Mall Arts and Craft FairCedar Creek Mall, 10101 Market StSat 10am-4pm, Sun 11am-4pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 2000Annual arts and craft fair featuring a large vari-ety of quality handcrafted items, jewelry, homedécor, woodworking, gifts, and so much more.Well advertised, free admission and free parking.

Exhibitors: 50Deadline: Until FullEligibility: OpenBooth Size/Fee: 8 x 10/$65Acceptable Work: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9Facilities: 1 5 6 7

Bry TimblinCedar Creek Mall10101 Market St Ste B40Rothschild, WI 54474715/[email protected]

MADISON APRIL 137th Annual Wisconsin Gourd Society FestivalOlbrich Botanical Gardens, 3330 Atwood Ave9am-4pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 1500Entertainment: MusicThe theme this year is Skategourding. This is afree one day family event featuring the ordinarygourd as an art medium – through musical in-struments, demos and classes. Featuring livemusic, competitions, seeds/growing literature,raffles, a silent auction and prizes.

Exhibitors: 25Deadline: Until FullEligibility: Open, Restricted to Gourd artistsand supply vendorsBooth Size/Fee: 10 x 10, /$50-$80Acceptable Work: 1Facilities: 1 5 7

Deb ReadyWisconsin Gourd Society1210 Oakwood CtStoughton, WI 53589608/[email protected]

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MILWAUKEE APRIL 13-1443rd Annual Norse Rosemalers ShowNorway House, 7507 W Oklahoma AveSat 10am-4pm, Sun 10am-4pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 1000Entertainment: DanceJuried rosemaling show with approximately 75 ex-hibitors, including sales table, rosemalingdemonstrations, sale of supplies, patterns, wood-enware, Kafe Stoga with ethnic foods, silent auc-tion and folk dancers performing on Sunday at1pm.

Exhibitors: 75Eligibility: Restricted, paid-up NorseRosemaler membersFacilities: 7

Betty NellenNorse Rosemalers’ Association173 W State StBurlington, WI 53105262/[email protected]

MEDFORD APRIL 14Simek Recreation Center Arts, Crafts andCollectibles FairSimek Recreation Center, 1037 W Broadway9:30am-3:30pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 1000Booth set-up is from 6am-9am. Indoor show withfull concession stand.

Exhibitors: 80Deadline: Until FullEligibility: Open Booth Size/Fee: 10 x 10/$60Acceptable Work: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9Facilities: 1

Billie HartwigMedford Youth Hockey AssociationPO Box 302Medford, WI 54451715/[email protected]

MAUSTON APRIL 20Spring Fling Craft and Gift ShowMauston Olson Middle School, 1 Grayside Ave9am-3pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 300The Spring Fling Craft and Gift Show and 2nd An-nual Autism 5K walk/run will be held at MaustonOlson Middle School. There will be crafters, bakesale and food sale.

Exhibitors: 40Deadline: Until FullEligibility: OpenBooth Size/Fee: 4 x 8, 10 x 10/$35-$45Acceptable Work: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9Facilities: 1 3 5 7

Mary HudackGreater Mauston Area Chamber of CommercePO Box 171Mauston, WI 53948608/[email protected]/chamber

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WEST BEND APRIL 20Spring Fair to RememberWashington County Fair Park, 3000 Cty Hwy PV9am-4pmAdmission: $2Attendance: 3500Held in two large buildings where weather is noproblem. Art and Craft fair, 4-H concession, facepainting by Jer Bear. Many gift ideas for homeand garden. Free parking.

Exhibitors: 200Deadline: Until FullEligibility: Juried, 2/1 PhotosBooth Size/Fee: 10 x 10, 10 x 12/$80Acceptable Work: 1 2 3 4 5 6 9Facilities: 1 2 3 5 6 7

Jane SchoedelA Fair to Remember1010 Cty Hwy AWest Bend, WI 53090262/[email protected]

KIMBERLY APRIL 27Kimberly High School Art and Craft FairKimberly High School Gym, 1662 Kennedy Ave9am-3pmAdmission: $2Attendance: 1300Entertainment: MusicAnnual art and craft fair sponsored by the KHS ArtClub to raise money for art activities. Over 100vendors, raffle and brat fry sponsored by the pho-tography club. The KHS battle of the bands winnerwill provide music.

Exhibitors: 100Deadline: Until FullEligibility: OpenBooth Size/Fee: 10 x 10/$50-$60Acceptable Work: 1 2 3 4 5 6 9Facilities: 1 3 5 7

Carrie Everitt or Miki WiseKHS Art Club1662 E Kennedy AveKimberly, WI 54136920/687-3024 ext [email protected] [email protected]

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Barn Quilts of WisconsinWisconsinites consider barns an art formunto themselves. After all, they are emblem-atic of our way of life and come in lots of va-rieties, from round to rectangle, gabled togambrel, fieldstone to wood. Now, many arebeing jazzed up with the addition of quilts.Not the fluffy, keep you warm on a cold nightvariety, but rather an 8 by 8 foot wood pieceof art (or some other square configuration)affixed to the side of a barn for all to see.Often created by volunteers, all that’sneeded is a willing barn owner to donatehanging space, and there have been lots ofwilling types in these parts. In fact, Wiscon-sin is considered a leader in this rural artmovement, and we think that’s as it shouldbe given it honors the agri way of life.

Barn quilt tours are becoming so popularfor motorcoach outings and Sunday after-noon drives that communities have evenstarted putting out maps for self-guidedtours that include stories about the barns,the inspirations for the quilt designs, andprofiles of the people who created them.

This symbol of comfort is showing up inGreen County big time, with a whopping 115plus barns are on display there. ShawanoCounty isn’t far behind with more than 100barn quilts, and Rock County has 70 andcounting. Lafayette County is using its 60barn quilts to promote the culture and his-tory of the area. Barn quilts in KewauneeCounty appear on historically significantbarns. In Marquette County, there are some40 barn quilts and murals. Columbia Countyis new to this but already you can see howartistic expression is being encouraged inthe creation of their first half-dozen barnquilts. Add Door, Walworth and Racine Coun-ties to round out your barn quilt itinerary.

This is an art form that makes people feelgood about where they live, and we dare saymakes visitors feel good about where theyvisit too.

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RACINE MAY 4Lakefront Artist FairFestival Park, 5 Fifth St9am-4pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 7000Entertainment: MusicCelebrating the 32nd annual Lakefront Artist Fair.Over 100 artists exhibit at this family-friendlyevent on the banks of beautiful Lake Michigan.

Exhibitors: 125Deadline: 3/15/2013Eligibility: Juried, 2/1 Slides or PhotosBooth Size/Fee: 10 x 12/$75-$100Acceptable Work: 1 2 3 6 9Facilities: 2 3 7

Rita C. LewisRacine Montessori School2317 Howe StRacine, WI 53403262/[email protected]

MILWAUKEE MAY 56th Annual Fernwood Montessori Fine Craftand Art FairFernwood Montessori Elementary School, 3239 S Pennsylvania Ave10am-4pmAdmission: $2Attendance: 500Entertainment: MusicA quality, juried event featuring local artists. Thiscommunity event also features music, tours, abake sale and lunch café, and children’s art ac-tivities.

Exhibitors: 30Deadline: 3/30/2013Eligibility: Juried, 3/0 PhotosBooth Size/Fee: 8 x 8/$40Acceptable Work: 2 3 6 9Facilities: 1 3 7

Merci DuffyFernwood Montessori Elementary School2917 S Logan AveMilwaukee, WI 53207414/[email protected]

WEST SALEM MAY 5MayfairWest Salem High School Cafeteria and Gym, 490 Mark St10am-3pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 500Entertainment: Music, Dance8th annual fair. Great family fun with free chil-dren’s art activities, silent auction, music, dance,Chicken-Q and concessions. Proceeds support theMarie W. Heider Center for the Arts.

Exhibitors: 28Deadline: 3/1/2013Eligibility: Juried, 2/0 Photos, Digital ImagesBooth Size/Fee: 10 x 10/$35Acceptable Work: 1 2 3 9Facilities: 1 3 5 7

Jane BangsbergHeider Center Arts Board405 E Hamlin StWest Salem, WI 54669608/[email protected]


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MARSHFIELD MAY 12Marshfield Art FairMarshfield High School Fieldhouse, 1401 E Becker Rd10am-4:30pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 5000Entertainment: Music, DanceMarshfield’s only juried fine arts fair. Free admis-sion and entertainment. Kids’ creative corner,demonstrations by artists and Rotary Club foodbooth. A Mother’s Day tradition.

Exhibitors: 110Deadline: 3/8/2013Eligibility: Juried-$5, 3/1 Digital ImagesBooth Size/Fee: 10 x 10, 10 x 20/$70-$140Acceptable Work: 1 2 3 6 9Awards: $1200Facilities: 1 3 5 7

Betsy TanenbaumNew Visions Gallery, Inc1000 N Oak AveMarshfield, WI 54449715/[email protected]

OSHKOSH MAY 18Festival of SpringPaine Art Center and Gardens, 1410 Algoma Blvd8am-4pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 4000Entertainment: MusicA free outdoor festival featuring the Paine’s an-nual Spring Plant Sale and more than 150 ven-dors of original art, fine crafts, plant and gardensupplies

Exhibitors: 160Deadline: 4/1/2013Eligibility: Open, 2-3/2 Slides or Photos,PhotosBooth Size/Fee: 10 x 10/$75-$100Acceptable Work: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9Facilities: 2

Doris PeitzPaine Art Center and Gardens1410 Algoma BlvdOshkosh, WI 54901920/235-6903 ext [email protected]

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BELOIT MAY 10-11ArtWalkDowntown Beloit, Fri 5pm-9pm, Sat 10am-2pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 1000Entertainment: MusicBusinesses throughout downtown Beloit trans-form into fine art galleries and craft venues withmany locations featuring live music and horsd’oeuvres. After hours hot spots offer live musicon Friday night with a trolley on Friday night.

Exhibitors: 50-70Deadline: 4/25/2013Eligibility: OpenBooth Size/Fee: Not Specified/$25Acceptable Work: 1 2 3 4 5 6 9Facilities: 1 2 5 7

Crystal BuhmeyerDowntown Beloit Association500 Public AveBeloit, WI 53511608/[email protected]

BARABOO MAY 11Downtown Baraboo Fair on the SquareDowntown Business District, Third and Fourth St9am-4pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 10000Entertainment: Music, Theater, Dance27th annual. Drive up, on-street set-up and freecoffee and donuts for exhibitors. Food court,farmers market, kids’ entertainment, live musicand performance.

Exhibitors: 200Deadline: Until FullEligibility: Juried-$5, 3/1 Slides or Photos,Photos, Digital Images Booth Size/Fee: 10 x 10/$85Acceptable Work: 1 3 4 5 6 9Facilities: 2 3 5 7

Greg or Karen DeSantoFunnyBones Productions LLCPO Box 216Baraboo, WI 53913608/[email protected]

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STOUGHTON MAY 18-19Syttende Mai Arts and Crafts FairRiver Bluff Middle School Grounds, 235 N Forrest StSat 9am-5pm, Sun 10am-3pmAdmission: $5Attendance: 15000Entertainment: Music, Theater, DanceOne of the featured events in an annual celebra-tion of Stoughton’s Norwegian Heritage alongwith parades, perfomances, and more.

Exhibitors: 95Deadline: Until FullEligibility: Open, 1/0 Photos, 50% of value ofsold items based on artist effortBooth Size/Fee: 10 x 10, 12 x 17/$120Acceptable Work: 1 2 3 4 5 6 9Facilities: 2 3 6 7

Sylvia LewisSyttende Mai Executive Committee1124 E Main StStoughton, WI 53589608/[email protected]

KAUKAUNA MAY 1931st Annual Natures’ Images Art Fair1000 Islands Environmental Center, 1000 Beaulieu Ct10am-4:30pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 3000Entertainment: MusicOver 50 fine artists displaying nature relatedpaintings, photography, sculpture, crafts fromnatural material, botanical and herbs. Celticharpist, food, picnic area, and wildflower hikes toview eagles along the Fox River.

Exhibitors: 50Deadline: 5/1/2013Eligibility: Juried, 3/0 Slides or Photos Booth Size/Fee: 12 x 12/$55Acceptable Work: 1 2 3 4 9Facilities: 2 3 7

Shirley WorschFriends of 1000 Islands1000 Beaulieu CourtKaukauna, WI 54130920/766-4733thousandisland@new.rr.comwww.1000islandsenvironmentalcenter.com

JACKSONPORT MAY 25-26Jacksonport MaifestLakeside Park, State Highway 579am-5pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 5000Entertainment: MusicJacksonport’s celebration of Spring. Activities in-clude a parade Saturday morning, 10K run andhorsepull on Sunday, children’s activities, food,live music and a softball tournament.

Exhibitors: 90Deadline: 3/31/2013Eligibility: Juried, 3/1 Photos Booth Size/Fee: Not specified/$90Acceptable Work: 1 2 3 4 6 9Facilities: 2 3 4 6 7

Dawn CraigJacksonport Advancement Corporation5818 N Cave Point DrSturgeon Bay, WI 54235920/[email protected]/maifest

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JEFFERSON MAY 25-26Handcrafted Celebration Craft and Art FairJefferson County Fairgrounds, 503 N Jackson RdSat 10am-4pm, Sun 11am-4pmAdmission: $3Attendance: 1500Juried craft and art fair. 100 exhibits showcasingthe Midwest’s finest crafts. Admission $3, chil-dren 15 and under free. Get $1 off coupon by togoing to www.craftproductionsinc.com.

Exhibitors: 100Deadline: Until FullEligibility: Juried, 3/1 PhotosBooth Size/Fee: 10 x 10/$110-$120Acceptable Work: 1 2 3 4 5 6 9Facilities: 1 3 5 7


STURGEON BAY MAY 25-26Sturgeon Bay Fine Art FairSunset Park, 747 N Third AveSat 10am-5pm, Sun 10am-4pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 4000Entertainment: MusicHeld annually on one of Door County’s busiestweekends, the Memorial Day Holiday and thecounty wide Festival of Blossoms. A variety of fineartists and craftsmen display their wares at Sun-set Park. Enjoy strolling entertainers, live musicand colorful children’s activities.

Exhibitors: 100Deadline: 3/12/2013Eligibility: Juried, 5/0 Slides or Photos, DigitalImagesBooth Size/Fee: 15 x 15/$130Acceptable Work: 1 2 3 4 6 9Awards: $1000Facilities: 2 3 6 7

Amy DeMeterSturgeon Bay Visitor Center36 S Third AveSturgeon Bay, WI 54235800/[email protected]

LAKEWOOD MAY 26McCaslin Lioness FaireLakewood Town Hall and Activity Grounds, 17258 North Rd10am-3pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 300014th annual faire with funds going to communityand Lion’s projects. Silent auction, badgerbouncer and children’s games, unique craftbooths, book fair, raffle drawings, food and funfor all.

Exhibitors: 40Deadline: 4/30/2013Eligibility: OpenBooth Size/Fee: 10 x 10, 10 x 20/$35Acceptable Work: 2 3 4 5 6 9Facilities: 2 3 5 7

Mary StehulaMcCaslin Lioness Club16969 Nicolet RdTownsend, WI 54175920/[email protected]

HUBERTUS MAY 31-JUNE 2Holy Hill Art Farm Barn BoutiqueHoly Hill Art Farm, 4958 State Highway 167Fri 9am-7pm, Sat 9am-4pm, Sun 9am-4pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 1000Entertainment: MusicA stunning arrray of art, crafts, vintage, antiquesand garden items. Spend a fun filled day in thecountry browsing our fabulously decorated 160year-old restored barn, garden and patio. Freshspring pickings and treasures.

Exhibitors: 20Deadline: Until FullEligibility: Juried, 3/1 Photos, Digital Images Booth Size/Fee: 10 x 10/$50Acceptable Work: 1 2 4 5 6 9Facilities: 1 2 3 5 6 7

Kristine JacklinHoly Hill Art Farm5049 Pleasant Hill RdRichfield, WI 53076262/[email protected]

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CAMBRIDGE JUNE 1Elements of Art - A Festival of Fine ArtsWestside Park, 300 W Water St9am-5pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 500Entertainment: MusicFine art festival with over 30 juried artists featur-ing a variety of media plus a youth art area andlive music all held along Koshkonong Creek. Pre-sented by the Cambridge Arts Council.

Exhibitors: 30Deadline: 3/1/2013Eligibility: Juried-$10, 4/1 Digital Images Booth Size/Fee: 10 x 10, 10 x 20/$70-$130Acceptable Work: 1 2 3 9Facilities: 2 3 7

Laurie StrussCambridge Arts Council313 South StCambridge, WI 53523608/[email protected]

DEFOREST JUNE 1Dragon Art FairDowntown DeForest, Market St9am-4pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 3000Entertainment: Music, DanceFeaturing a silent auction, great food and music.The fair is a fundraiser for arts scholarships.Also includes an ice cream social, plant sale andother family activities.

Exhibitors: 100Deadline: Until FullEligibility: Juried, 3/0 Photos, Digital Images Booth Size/Fee: 10 x 10/$90-$120Acceptable Work: 1 2Facilities: 2 3 6 7

Julie WillsDragon Arts Group932 Fly Wheel CircleDeForest, WI 53532608/[email protected]

FOND DU LAC JUNE 2Art on the IslandOven Island, Lakeside Park 10am-4pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 2000Entertainment: MusicA family event featuring a variety of talented artand craft vendors selling pottery, glass, jewelry,paintings, photography and so much more. Thefair features music, food, a silent auction andfree activities for children.

Exhibitors: 90Deadline: 5/1/2013Eligibility: Juried, 3/0 PhotosBooth Size/Fee: 10 x 10, 14 x 14/$50-$65Acceptable Work: 1 2 3 4 5 6 9Awards: $120Facilities: 3 7

Armond and MaryAnn PahnkeFond du Lac Artists AssociationPO Box 663Fond du Lac, WI 54936920/[email protected]

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MINOCQUA JUNE 2-3June Bloom Arts and Crafts FestivalTorpy Park 9am-3pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 2000Entertainment: MusicUnique handcrafted items by over 90 exhibitors.The craft vendors and artisans featured are se-lected for their handmade craftsmanship andartistic talents.

Exhibitors: 90Deadline: Until FullEligibility: Juried, 3/1 Slides or Photos, DigitalImagesBooth Size/Fee: 10 x 10, 10 x 30/$75-$195Acceptable Work: 2 3 4 5 6 9Facilities: 2 3 5 6 7

Beth WetzlerMinocqua Area Chamber of CommercePO Box 1006Minocqua, WI 54548715/[email protected]

NEW RICHMOND JUNE 7-8Park Art FairMary ParkFri 5pm-8pm, Sat 10am-4pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 3000Entertainment: MusicOver 125 arts and craft vendors featuring pottery,furniture, jewelry, paintings, ceramics, woodcrafts, country décor and much more. Held in con-junction with the Willow River Blues and BrewsFest.

Exhibitors: 125Deadline: Until FullEligibility: Juried, 3/0 Slides or Photos, DigitalImagesBooth Size/Fee: 10 x 10/$90Acceptable Work: 1 2 3 4 5 6 9Facilities: 2 3 6 7

Stephanie CookeNew Richmond Area Chamber of Commerce245A S Knowles AveNew Richmond, WI 54017715/[email protected]

EAST TROY JUNE 8GFWC Woman’s Club of East Troy Arts andCrafts FairEast Troy’s Historic Village Square9am-4pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 1000An arts and crafts fair on East Troy’s Historic Vil-lage Square.

Exhibitors: 60Deadline: 5/15/2013Eligibility: Open Booth Size/Fee: 10 x 10, 15 x 15/$35Acceptable Work: 1 2 3 4 5 6 9Facilities: 2 3 7

Barbara CallandWoman’s Club of East TroyPO Box 474East Troy, WI 53120262/[email protected]

MANITOWOC JUNE 8Manitowoc Garden FairWashington Park Downtown, 12th and Marshall St10am-3:30pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 5000This 23rd annual event is a gardener’s paradise.Selling annuals, perennials, trees, yard and gar-den art, furniture, statuary, fine crafts and food.Held in beautiful shady park, downtown Mani-towoc. Rain or shine. Free Parking.

Exhibitors: 80Deadline: Until FullEligibility: Juried, 3/1 Photos Booth Size/Fee: 10 x 10/$90Acceptable Work: 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9Facilities: 2 3 7

Marion ParworthPO Box 1671Manitowoc, WI 54221920/[email protected]

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MARSHFIELD JUNE 8DairyfestMarshfield Fairgrounds Park, 513 E 17th St9am-5pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 1000032-year old community tradition that offers enter-tainment, food and fun all weekend long. Arts andcrafts, children’s entertainment, parade, 5k run,breakfast, and picnic in the park.

Exhibitors: 125Deadline: Until FullEligibility: Open, 3/0 Booth Size/Fee: 10 x 10, 10 x 20/$60-$85Acceptable Work: 3 4 5 6 8 9Facilities: 1 2 3 5 6 7

Debbie BauerMarshfield Area Chamber of Commerce and In-dustryPO Box 868Marshfield, WI 54449715/384-3454debbiebauer@marshfieldchamber.comwww.marshfieldchamber.com

RHINELANDER JUNE 8Art Fair on the Courthouse LawnOneida County Courthouse Lawn, 1 S Oneida Ave9am-3pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 3000Entertainment: Music, DanceThis annual event is in its 27th year and attractsmore than 3,000 people each year to downtownRhinelander. Booths include jewelry, woodworking,pottery, photography and much more. The eventalso includes a car show, entertainment, food andplenty of fun for the entire family.

Exhibitors: 100Deadline: Until FullEligibility: Juried, 4/4 Photos Booth Size/Fee: 10 x 10, 10 x 30/$75-$125Acceptable Work: 1 2 3 4 5 6 9Facilities: 2 7

Kate BaumanRhinelander Area Chamber of CommercePO Box 796Rhinelander, WI 54501715/365-7464assistant@rhinelanderchamber.comwww.explorerhinelander.com

SUN PRAIRIE JUNE 8Taste of the Arts FairSheehan Park, 1351 Linnerud Dr9am-4pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 3000Entertainment: MusicFeatures fine craft and art vendors, wine andcheese tasting, food vendors, entertainment andchildren’s activities in a beautiful park setting.

Exhibitors: 100Deadline: Until FullEligibility: Juried, 2/0 Slides or Photos, DigitalImages Booth Size/Fee: 12 x 12/$75Acceptable Work: 1 2 3 4 5 6 9Facilities: 2 3 7

Sun Prairie Chamber of Commerce109 E Main StSun Prairie, WI 53590608/[email protected]

WISCONSIN DELLS JUNE 8-9Taste of the Dells Arts and Crafts ShowBowman Park, 714 BroadwaySat 9am-4pm, Sun 9am-3pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 2500Show is in conjunction with the Taste of the Dellsand benefits the Historical Bowman House.

Exhibitors: 100Deadline: Until FullEligibility: Open, 2/0 Photos Booth Size/Fee: 12 x 12/$45Acceptable Work: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 9Facilities: 2 3 6 7

Hope HillDells Country Historical SocietyPO Box 674Wisconsin Dells, WI 53965608/[email protected]


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BELOIT JUNE 14-15Edge of the Rock Plein Air Painting EventsHendricks Center for the Arts, 409 Pleasant StHours are variedAdmission: FreeAttendance: 2507th year inviting regional artists to a week longpaint in the open air. Culminating with an open-ing exhibit, awards and sale Friday 5pm. Publicinvited, free admission. $4500 in prizes. Exhibitand sale continues Saturday 9am-1pm.

Exhibitors: 80Deadline: 6/13/2013Eligibility: Not SpecifiedBooth Size/Fee: 10 x 12/Not SpecifiedAcceptable Work: 1Awards: $4500Facilities: 1 2 3 7

Nicki Meyer/Sandra KincaidFriends of RiverFront1003 Pleasant StBeloit, WI 53511608/[email protected] or [email protected]

AMERY JUNE 15Amery Woman’s Club Arts and Craft FairNorth Park, Arlington Dr S9am-3pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 1000Entertainment: MusicCraft fair held in North Park. Free parking andspacious walkways make this an Amery area an-nual family event. Parking is available to vendorsdirectly behind most exhibit spaces.

Exhibitors: 90Deadline: Until FullEligibility: Open, Juried (optional)-$10, 2/0Photos Booth Size/Fee: 12 x 12, 24 x 12/$40-$70Acceptable Work: 1 3 4 5 6 9Facilities: 2 3 5 7

Paula FussyAmery Woman’s ClubPO Box 94Amery, WI 54001715/[email protected]

CHIPPEWA FALLS JUNE 15Solstice on Grand Art FaireCook-Rutledge Mansion, 505 W Grand Ave9am-4pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 1500Entertainment: Music5th annual fine arts fair on the grounds of theCook-Rutledge Mansion. Hosted by the Valley ArtAssociation. Music, food and beverage conces-sions, mansion tours, and purchase awards.

Exhibitors: 45Deadline: 5/1/2013Eligibility: Juried, 5/1 Slides or Photos Booth Size/Fee: 10 x 10/$50Acceptable Work: 1 2 3 9Awards: $1000Facilities: 2 3 7

Carol WayValley Art Association257 Dwight StChippewa Falls, WI 54729715/[email protected]

OSHKOSH JUNE 15Square FareOpera House Square, Downtown, 300 N Main St8am-2pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 1000Held on the third Saturday of each month, Junethrough October. Browse through 60 vendors sell-ing antiques, collectibles, crafts, manufacturedproducts, imported art and resale items.

Exhibitors: 60Deadline: Until FullEligibility: Open Booth Size/Fee: 10 x 10/$15-$50Acceptable Work: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9Facilities: 2 3 7

Kathy JoubertL & K Productions920 W 9th AveOshkosh, WI 54902800/[email protected]

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REEDSBURG JUNE 15Reedsburg Butter Festival Arts and CraftsReedsburg City Park, 200 Block N Park St10am-4pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 500The 39th year of this arts and crafts fair, toyshow, farmer’s market in downtown Reedsburg.Held in conjunction with a 5-day festival held inthe city. Parade Saturday morning.

Exhibitors: 35Deadline: Until FullEligibility: Open Booth Size/Fee: 10 x 10, 10 x 30/$25Acceptable Work: 1 2 3 4 5 6 9Facilities: 2 7

Gail MiedenReedsburg Butter FestivalE7237 S Oak Crest DrReedsburg, WI 53959608/[email protected]

WAUPACA JUNE 15Strawberry FestDowntown, 111 S Main St9am-4pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 10000Entertainment: MusicA family event celebrating the first taste of sum-mer. Arts and crafts, children’s activities, straw-berry shortcake, fresh picked, locally grownstrawberries for sale, food and live music.

Exhibitors: 150Deadline: 6/1/2013 or Until FullEligibility: Juried, 2/1 Photos Booth Size/Fee: 10 x 10/$100-$125Acceptable Work: 1 2 3 4 5 6 9Facilities: 2 3 6 7

Jeff AndersonWaupaca Area Chamber of Commerce221 S Main StWaupaca, WI 54981715/[email protected]

OREGON JUNE 15-16Hayloft Gallery Art FairThe Wood Cycle of Wisconsin Inc.1239 S Fish Hatchery Rd10am-5pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 900Entertainment: MusicAnnual on-the-farm, fine arts and fine crafts fairat the Hayloft Gallery in partnership with neigh-boring “Art in the Barn” music festival.

Exhibitors: 26Deadline: 5/15/2013Eligibility: Juried-$20, 4/0 Photos, DigitalImagesBooth Size/Fee: 8.5 x 8.5, 10 x 10/$60-$100Acceptable Work: 1 2 3 9Facilities: 1 2 3 5 6 7

Paul MorrisonThe Wood Cycle Inc1239 S Fish Hatchery RdOregon, WI 53575608/[email protected]

WATERTOWN JUNE 16Watertown Outdoor Art FestivalRiverside Park, 812 Labaree St10am-4pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 1000Entertainment: MusicHeld on a beautiful island with generous exhibitspace, food concessions, children’s art pavillion,live music and over $2000 in awards.

Exhibitors: 50Deadline: 3/15/2013Eligibility: Juried-$20, 3/1 Slides or Photos,Digital Images Booth Size/Fee: 10 x 12/$40-$80Acceptable Work: 1 2 3 9Awards: $2000Facilities: 2 3 6 7

David PawlWatertown Arts CouncilPO Box 545Watertown, WI 53094608/[email protected]


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MILWAUKEE JUNE 21-23Lakefront Festival of ArtsMilwaukee Art Museum, 700 N Art Museum DrFri 10am-10pm, Sat 10am-7pm, Sun 10am-5pmAdmission: $15Attendance: 30000Entertainment: Music, Theater, DanceThe Lakefront Festival of Arts features 180 artistsand is a fund raiser for the Milwaukee Art Mu-seum.

Exhibitors: 180Deadline: 11/20/2012Eligibility: Juried-$35, 6/0 Digital ImagesBooth Size/Fee: 10 x 10/$500-$600Acceptable Work: 1 2Awards: $10,500Facilities: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7

Dionne WachowiakLakefront Festival of Arts700 N Art Museum DrMilwaukee, WI 53202414/[email protected]

KENOSHA JUNE 22UW Parkside Summer Arts and Crafts FestivalUW Parkside Campus Grounds, 900 Wood Rd10am-4pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 4000Entertainment: MusicUW Parkside holds its 23rd annual Summer Artsand Crafts Festival on the campus grounds. Onlyhandmade or embellished items are allowed. Mu-sical entertainment provided. Proceeds benefitthe UW Parkside Music Scholarship Fund.

Exhibitors: 200Deadline: 5/22/2013Eligibility: OpenBooth Size/Fee: 10 x 10/$100-$125Acceptable Work: 1 2 3 4 5 6 9Facilities: 2 3 7

Jennifer FilipponeUW Parkside Fine Arts Department900 Wood RdKenosha, WI 53144262/[email protected]

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CEDARBURG JUNE 22-23Ozaukee Art Center Strawberry Festival Fine Arts/Crafts FairDowntown, Main StSat 10am-6pm, Sun 10am-5pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 100000Entertainment: MusicFeaturing juried exhibitors from many states sell-ing fine arts and crafts. Strawberry Festival is acitywide, two day, special festival with multipleexiciting events drawing over 100,000 visitors.

Exhibitors: 60Deadline: 5/1/2013 or Until FullEligibility: Juried-$10, 4/1 Photos Booth Size/Fee: 10 x 10/$175Acceptable Work: 1 2 3 6 9Facilities: 2 3 7

Strawberry Fest Fine Arts and CraftsOzaukee Arts CenterW62N718 Riveredge DrCedarburg, WI 53012262/[email protected]

CEDARBURG JUNE 22-23Strawberry Festival Fine Arts and Crafts FairCedarburg Cultural Center W62N546 Washington AveSat 10am-6pm, Sun 10am-5pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 100000Entertainment: Music, Theater, DanceA contemporary flair distinguishes this event, heldduring a city-wide festival that draws 100,000 visi-tors. Food tent, music and free exhibits indoors.

Exhibitors: 100Deadline: 4/15/2013 or Until FullEligibility: Juried-$10, 2-4/1-2 Slides orPhotos Booth Size/Fee: 10 x 10/$150-$175Acceptable Work: 1 2 3 5 6 9Facilities: 2 3

Jean LamboCedarburg Cultural CenterW62N546 Washington AveCedarburg, WI 53012262/[email protected]

SUN PRAIRIE JUNE 2226th Annual Strawberry Fest Colonial Club Senior Activity Center, 301 Blankenheim Ln8am-3pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 2500Entertainment: MusicFamily friendly festival featuring craft fair,run/walk, strawberry wine tasting,breakfast/lunch, garage sale, raffles, entertain-ment and lots of delicious food options.

Exhibitors: 85Deadline: Until FullEligibility: OpenBooth Size/Fee: 10 x 10, 11 x 11/$55-$65Acceptable Work: 1 2 3 4 5 6 8 9Facilities: 1 2 3 5 7

Diana SchwennColonial Club Senior Activity Center301 Blankenheim LnSun Prairie, WI 53590608/837-4611 ext [email protected]

WISCONSIN RAPIDS JUNE 22Cranberry Blossom Festival Arts Crafts andCranberries FairWitter Field, 8th St South (between Chestnut andApple St)9am-3pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 2000Outdoor show held rain or shine. Event includescar show, arts, crafts, kids activities, cranberryblossom tours, food and culinary cranberry treats.

Exhibitors: 60Deadline: 6/12/2013Eligibility: OpenBooth Size/Fee: 12 x 12, 24 x 12/$45-$75Acceptable Work: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9Facilities: 2 3 7

Krista CoonHeart of Wisconsin Chamber of Commerce1120 Lincoln StWisconsin Rapids, WI 54494715/[email protected]


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ELLSWORTH JUNE 28-30Cheese Curd FestivalEast End Park, Main and Wall StAdmission: FreeAttendance: 4000Entertainment: Music, DanceCheese-curd-eating contest for all ages. Music onFriday and Saturday nights. Craft vendors andconcessions. Free fun for adults and kids, includ-ing sanctioned pedal tractor pull.

Exhibitors: 40Deadline: 5/1/2013Eligibility: OpenBooth Size/Fee: 12 x 12, /$25-$75Acceptable Work: 3 4 5 6 7Facilities: 2 3 7

Sarah RiesEllsworth Area Chamber of CommercePO Box 927Ellsworth, WI 54011715/[email protected]

MAUSTON JUNE 28-302nd Annual Summer SmashVeterans Memorial Park (Juneau County Fair-grounds), 1001 Division StSat 9am-5pm, Sun 9am-5pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 3000Entertainment: MusicA 3-day weekend of family-friendly events, artsand crafts, flea/antique market, farmers marketvendors, ATV and snowmobile races, horse show,vintage snowmobile show, food and beer gardensand much more. New events added every year.

Exhibitors: 75Deadline: Until FullEligibility: Open Booth Size/Fee: 10 x 10, 10 x 30/$50-$70Acceptable Work: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9Facilities: 2 3 5 6 7


NEW GLARUS JUNE 29-30Annual Heidi Festival Arts and Craft FairVillage Park, 300 Block of 2nd StSat 9am-5pm, Sun 9am-4pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 2000Entertainment: Music, TheaterHeidi Festival is alive with family fun. Tastes andtreasures by local restaurants and merchants.Heidi play performed by local actors. Arts andCrafts in the park.

Exhibitors: 50Deadline: Until FullEligibility: Open Booth Size/Fee: 12 x 12, 12 x 24/$30-$50Acceptable Work: 3 4 5 6 9Facilities: 2 3 5 7

Nancy GalhouseHeidi Folk Festival IncPO Box 861New Glarus, WI 53574608/[email protected]

SPRING GREEN JUNE 29-30Spring Green Arts and Crafts FairDowntown, Jefferson StSat 9am-5pm, Sun 9am-4pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 15000Entertainment: Music, Theater, Dance44th annual arts and fine crafts fair held indowntown Spring Green.Exhibitors: 200

Deadline: 2/15/2013Eligibility: Juried-$10, 4/1 Slides, DigitalImages Booth Size/Fee: 10 x 10, 10 x 30/$135-$385Acceptable Work: 1 2 3 9Awards: $4500Facilities: 2 3 5 6 7

John HessSpring Green Arts and Crafts FairPO Box 96Spring Green, WI 53588608/[email protected]

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Art Schools in WisconsinThe pristine beauty of Wisconsin continues to serve as inspiration and muse to over 3,000 Wisconsinartists. Whether it’s the rustic environment of the Northwoods or the rolling hills of southern DaneCounty, Wisconsin’s landscape captivates an artist’s eye. Should a desire to experience the artisticprocess first-hand awaken in you, one of the many schools found in Wisconsin can answer this call.Retreat and immerse yourself in the creative spirit with one of these options.Dillman’s Creative Arts Foundation, Lac du Flambeau: Dillman’s three state-of-the-art studios

host internationally known instructors. Expansive programs range from painting in encaustic, oil, oracrylic, pastel, to photography, quilting, and writing. www.dillmans.comSchool of the Arts at Rhinelander: Rhinelander’s School of the Arts will celebrate its 50th an-

niversary July 20-26, 2013. This one-week arts immersion course includes intro to drawing, glassfusion, etching, portraits, landscapes and plein air painting. http://continuingstudies.wisc.eduBjorklunden - Lawrence University Seminar Center: Baileys Harbor

Bequeathed to Lawrence University in 1963, Björklunden vid Sjön (Birch Forest by the Water), a 425acre estate on Lake Michigan, offers extensive adult-education seminars from Shakespeare’s poetryto watercolor to music. www.lawrence.edu Peninsula School of Art, Fish Creek: For 45 years, Peninsula School of Art has been a year-round

destination for artists and art enthusiasts of all ages and levels. Programs include painting, draw-ing, metal arts, ceramics, sculpture and photography. www.peninsulaartschool.com The Clearing Folk School, Ellison Bay: Believing that one’s own regional ecology and culture is

fundamental, Jens Jensen founded the Clearing as a place where instruction is non-competitive.Their folk school is a unique place where adults who share an interest in nature, arts or humanitiescan learn, reflect and wonder. http://theclearing.orgWashington Island Art and Nature Center: A 1904 schoolhouse serves as the Art & Nature Center

(ANC). Whether its’ lectures on nature, children’s workshops in origami, ANC is devoted to thepreservation and promotion of the creative arts and natural history of Washington Island.www.wianc.orgMadeline Island School of the Arts: A restored dairy farm surrounded by Lake Superior is home to

one of the country’s premier art and craft schools, Madeline Island School of the Arts. Accessibleonly by ferry, boat, plane, wind sled or car (when the lake is frozen), classes in painting, quilting,writing, photography are offered for college credit. www.madelineartschool.comValley Ridge Art Studio, Muscoda: Southwestern Wisconsin’s Valley Ridge Art Studio provides 2-

day immersion retreat workshops taught by world-class artists in areas as diverse as painting, bookarts, jewelry, metals and mosaics on its 100 year old farm. www.valleyridgeartstudio.comShake Rag Alley School of Arts & Crafts, Mineral Point: Shake Rag Alley’s list of classes entices

youth and adult of all skill levels. With over 200 offerings, this school is always busy. Whether it’s ahalf-day class or full week retreat, spots fill up fast so advanced planning is encouraged.www.shakeragalley.comWhispering Woodlands, Verona: One woman’s vision and dream became a school hosting local

professional artists as instructors. View their work then learn their techniques in workshops rangingfrom fiber arts to encaustic. www.whispering-woodlands.com

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OMRO JULY 4Omro Lions Fourth of July Arts and Crafts FairDowntown across from Scott Park, E Main St10am-5pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 8000Held in the midst of the 4th of July celebrationand the largest celebration in the area. Come tobrowse the art fair and watch the parade, duckrace, fireworks and enjoy food and drink.

Exhibitors: 75Deadline: Until FullEligibility: OpenBooth Size/Fee: 10 x 10/$40-$50 (after6/20/2013)Acceptable Work: 1 2 3 4 5 6 9Facilities: 2 3 7

Judy WeissOmro Lions Club711 Michigan StOmro, WI 54963920/685-6262www.e-clubhouse.org/sites/omrowi

LODI JULY 6Lodi Art in the ParkHabermann Park, Fair St10am-4pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 300050th annual arts and craft show held in a scenicpark setting overlooking a meandering creek withbeautiful shade trees. Food available on site.

Exhibitors: 72Deadline: 4/30/2013 or Until FullEligibility: Juried, 3/1 Photos, Digital Images Booth Size/Fee: 10 x 10, 10 x 20/$50-$85Acceptable Work: 1 2 3 6 9Facilities: 2 3 4 5 7

Jeanne KohlLodi Art ClubPO Box 34Lodi, WI 53555608/[email protected]

MONONA JULY 4Art Fair in the ParkWinnequah Park, Corner of Healy and Nichols Rd11am-12amAdmission: FreeAttendance: 5000Entertainment: MusicMonona’s July Fourth Festival is set in beautifulWinnequah Park. Art fair, bands, Taste of Mononaand entertainment for all ages. Fabulous fire-works display at dusk draws thousands from theMadison area.

Exhibitors: 80Deadline: 5/15/2013Eligibility: Juried, 3/0 Photos, Digital Images Booth Size/Fee: 12 x 12, 12 x 24/$75-$130Acceptable Work: 1 2 3 4 5 6 9Facilities: 2 3 6 7

Laurie BisbeeMonona Community Festival Committee6304 Roselawn AveMonona, WI 53716608/[email protected]

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Wisconsin’s Public ArtWisconsin has a wealth of art that truly be-longs to the people. Statues and monumentshave long decorated our parks and govern-ment buildings. Since 1980, over 1,000 sep-arate pieces of public art have been addedand installed where it’s accessible to every-one. Some are hidden in plain view, so mucha piece of daily life that you may not recog-nize it.

Whether it’s a glass sculpture by formerUW Alum Dale Chihuly, the mathematicallyinspired Fibonacci Chimes located in the In-stitute for Discovery, or a 1931 bubbler de-signed by Vilas Zoo director FredWinkelmann, it’s waiting for discovery.

Let it tickle your imagination, capture youin its creative web and engage all yoursenses. Wisconsin’s art is begging you tocome and explore. Finding this fun is easy!For more information go to: artsboard.wi.gov/percentforart/index.html

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MILWAUKEE JULY 6Wisconsin Lutheran College Art and Craft FairWisconsin Lutheran College Courtyard, 8815 W Wisconsin Ave9am-4pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 2000Entertainment: MusicEnjoy live music throughout the day as youbrowse over 40 craft booths. Concessions avail-able throughout the day.

Exhibitors: 40Deadline: 5/4/2013Eligibility: Juried, 3/1 Photos, Digital Images Booth Size/Fee: 10 x 10, 10 x 20/$50-$125Acceptable Work: 1 2 3 4 5 6 9Facilities: 2 3 7

Loni BoydWisconsin Lutheran College8800 W Bluemound RdMilwaukee, WI 53226414/[email protected]/arts

SEELEY JULY 6Namekagon Art and Music FestivalMooselips Festival Grounds, 13505 N US 6310am-5pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 1200Entertainment: MusicA one-day family event with art booths, music,food, free kids’ art tent, hands-on art activities,demonstrations and a poetry jam set in a grassyarea on the banks of the Namekagon River.

Exhibitors: 36Deadline: Until FullEligibility: Juried, 3/0 Photos, Digital Images, Booth Size/Fee: 10 x 10/$50-$70Acceptable Work: 1 2 3 9Facilities: 2 3 7

Carol AndersonCable Hayward Area Arts Council12546 W Cty Rd OOHayward, WI 54843715/[email protected]


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OSHKOSH JULY 7Faire on the GreenPaine Art Center and Gardens, 1410 Algoma Blvd9am-4pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 10000Entertainment: MusicOshkosh’s largest arts and crafts festival featur-ing over 200 talented artists and craftspersonsfrom throughout the state of Wisconsin.

Exhibitors: 200Deadline: 6/1/2013Eligibility: Open, 2-3/2 Slides or Photos,Photos Booth Size/Fee: 10 x 10/$75-$100Acceptable Work: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9Facilities: 2

Doris PeitzPaine Art Center and Gardens1410 Algoma BlvdOshkosh, WI 54901920/235-6903 ext [email protected]

MINOCQUA JULY 13Island Art WalkTorpy Park and Campanile Center, Downtown Minocqua9am-3pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 1500Entertainment: MusicIndoor/Outdoor show. Outdoor show held in TorpyPark with a short walk to the Indoor show at theCampanile Center for the Arts. Art, music, foodand family fun.

Exhibitors: 50Deadline: 6/1/2013Eligibility: Juried, 5/0 Slides or Photos,Photos, Digital Images Booth Size/Fee: 12 x 12/$60-$75Acceptable Work: 1 2 3 4 5 6 9Facilities: 1 2 3 5 7

Laura Bertch/Wendy HullLakeland KiwanisPO Box 1182Minocqua, WI 54548715/892-1204 or 715/[email protected] or [email protected]

MADISON JULY 13-14Art Fair on the SquareCapitol Concourse, Sat 9am-6pm, Sun 10am-5pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 200000One of Madison’s favorite traditions, Art Fair onthe Square is consistently rated among the bestart fairs in America. It is MMoCA’s most impor-tant fundraiser - attracting 200,000 visitors

Exhibitors: 475Deadline: 3/1/2013Eligibility: Juried-$35, Digital Images Booth Size/Fee: 10 x 10, 10 x 20/$490-$980Acceptable Work: 1 2 3 9Facilities: 2 3 6

Annik Dupaty, Director of EventsMadison Museum of Contemporary Art227 State StMadison, WI 53703608/[email protected]/events/artfair

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MADISON JULY 13-14Art Fair Off the SquareDr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Blvd, Sat 9am-6pm, Sun 10am-5pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 200000Entertainment: MusicThis 2-day event showcases 140 Wisconsin ex-hibitors and includes a kids’ craft corner, a publicart project, food and children’s entertainment.The show also features ceramics, art glass,paintings, drawings, sculpture, jewelry, engrav-ings and more.

Exhibitors: 140Deadline: 2/22/2013Eligibility: Juried-$15, Restricted to WAACMembers, 4/1 Digital ImagesBooth Size/Fee: 10 x 10, 10 x 20/$225-$365Acceptable Work: 1 2 3 9Facilities: 2 3

Lezlie BaleWAACPO Box 1791Madison, WI 53701608/[email protected]/afos.html

BEAVER DAM JULY 1442nd Annual Arts and Craft Fair: A Day in theParkSwan Park 10am-4pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 2000A Day in the Park offering unique gifts for all oc-casions. Food, snacks and beverages all day.Proceeds donated to benefit community.

Exhibitors: 200Deadline: 7/14/2013Eligibility: OpenBooth Size/Fee: 12 x 12/$75Acceptable Work: 2 3 4 5 6 9Facilities: 2 3 7

Lisa HernandezWomen’s Affiliate of Beaver DamPO Box 95Beaver Dam, WI 53916920/[email protected]

MILWAUKEE JULY 14South Shore Frolics Festival of ArtsSouth Shore Park, 2900 South Shore Dr10am-5pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 2500Entertainment: MusicFine art and craft festival along Lake Michigan inbeautiful South Shore Park. Run by the Bay ViewArts Guild in conjunction with the Bay View Lions’South Shore Frolics.

Exhibitors: 70Deadline: 3/31/2013Eligibility: Juried-$10, 3-5/1 Digital Images Booth Size/Fee: 11 x 11/$65-$75Acceptable Work: 1 2 3 9Facilities: 2 7

Bay View Arts GuildPO Box 070137Milwaukee, WI 53207414/[email protected]

ASHLAND JULY 17-18Maxwell Street DaysDowntown Ashland, Historic Main St and LakeShore DrWed 8am start, Thu 9am startAdmission: FreeAttendance: 1000Entertainment: MusicMaxwell Street Days, downtown street and side-walk sales with arts and crafts, food vendors,music, baby animals, pet parade, retail storestreet and sidewalk sales and fun for everyone.

Exhibitors: 35Deadline: 6/28/2013Eligibility: Open, 2/0 PhotosBooth Size/Fee: 10 x 10, 10 x 20/Not SpecifiedAcceptable Work: 1 2 3 4 5 6 8 9Facilities: 1 2 3 7

Mary McPhetridgeAshland Area Chamber of CommercePO Box 746Ashland, WI 54806800/[email protected]


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WATERFORD JULY 19-20Waterford Balloon FestivalEvergreen Elementary School Grounds 817 W Main StFri 4pm-9pm, Sat 6am-9pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 20000Entertainment: MusicThe 3rd annual festival with food, kids activities,art and craft fair, entertainment and more. At-tracts people from all around the Midwest. 25,000attendees expected for 2013.

Exhibitors: 100Deadline: 5/5/2013Eligibility: Juried, 2/2 Photos, Digital Images Booth Size/Fee: 10 x 15, 10 x 30/$50-$100Acceptable Work: 2 3 4 5 6 9Facilities: 2 3 7

Jennifer ThomasWaterford Area Chamber of Commerce102 E Main StWaterford, WI 53149262/[email protected]

ASHLAND JULY 19-21Ashland Bay DaysBayview Park, East US Hwy 2Fri 3pm-10pm, Sat 9am-10pm, Sun 9am-5pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 5000Entertainment: MusicHometown festival with arts and crafts, foodbooths, entertainment, strongest man contest,pie-eating contest, children’s activites, kids’games, 5/10 K race, Sprint Triathlon, cardboardboat races and Battle of the Bands.

Exhibitors: 50Deadline: 6/24/2013Eligibility: Open, 2/0 Photos Booth Size/Fee: 10 x 10, 10 x 20/Not SpecifiedAcceptable Work: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9Facilities: 2 3 7

Mary McPhetridgeAshland Area Chamber of CommercePO Box 746Ashland, WI 54806800/[email protected]

EAGLE RIVER JULY 20ArtaramaRiverside Park (behind Fairgrounds), W Division St9am-3pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 6500Entertainment: Music41st annual, nationally-known art and fine craftfestival, drawing top-quality artists and a large,art-savvy buying public. Live music, picnic-stylefood and parking by non-profit organizations.

Exhibitors: 125Deadline: 3/1/2013Eligibility: Juried-$10, 3/1 Photos, DigitalImages Booth Size/Fee: 10 x 10/$95Acceptable Work: 1 2 3 6 9Awards: $800Facilities: 2 3 7

Karen KubackiArtaramaPO Box 683Eagle River, WI 54521715/[email protected]

EDGERTON JULY 20Arts in the ParkCentral Park, Swift St9am-3pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 5000Entertainment: MusicAnnual art and craft fair in beautiful CentralPark. Pie social, food available, face painting,music, car show nearby and free parking. Part ofa three-day event throughout the city.

Exhibitors: 75Deadline: 6/30/2013Eligibility: Open Booth Size/Fee: 12 x 12/$45Acceptable Work: 1 2 3 4 5 6 9Facilities: 2 3 7

Marge FassbinderEdgerton Art AssociationPO Box 66Edgerton, WI 53534608/[email protected]

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LADYSMITH JULY 20Mardi Gras Arts and Craft FairDowntown, Miner Ave9am-3pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 500Arts and craft fair open to all vendors. Both in-door and outdoor space available.

Exhibitors: 55Deadline: 7/1/2013Eligibility: Open Booth Size/Fee: 8 x 10, 10 x 12/$35-$40Acceptable Work: 1 2 3 4 5 6 9Facilities: 1 2 3 5 7

Arlene KnopsGreater Ladysmith Area Chamber of Commerce205 W 9th St SLadysmith, WI 54848715/[email protected]

LAKE MILLS JULY 20Lake Mills Arts FestivalCommons Park, Corner of Main and Lake St10am-4pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 2000Entertainment: MusicEighth annual community arts celebration fea-tures a juried show of Wisconsin fine artists andcrafts people. Variety of food, free music and chil-dren’s activities. Free parking, no admission fee.

Exhibitors: 50Deadline: 5/1/2013 or Until FullEligibility: Juried-$15, 3/1 Photos, DigitalImagesBooth Size/Fee: 10 x 10, 10 x 15/$70Acceptable Work: 1 2 3 6 9Awards: $1250Facilities: 2 3 5 7

Katie OttoLake Mills Main Street Program200E Water StLake Mills, WI 53551920/648-6721director@lakemillsmainstreet.orgwww.lakemillsartsfestival.com


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OSHKOSH JULY 20Square FareOpera House Square, Downtown, 300 N Main St8am-2pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 1000Held the third Saturday of each month, Junethrough October, browse through 60 vendors sell-ing antiques, collectibles, crafts, manufacturedproducts, imported art and resale items.

Exhibitors: 60Deadline: Until FullEligibility: Open Booth Size/Fee: 10 x 10, /$15-$50Acceptable Work: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9Facilities: 2 3 7


PORTAGE JULY 20Sand County Fine Arts FestivalMarket Square, Cook St10am-5pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 5000Entertainment: MusicA one-day outdoor Arts Festival in Historic Down-town Portage featuring art, music, food, anddrink.

Exhibitors: 40Deadline: Until FullEligibility: Juried, 4/0 Photos, Digital Images Booth Size/Fee: 12 x 12/$50Acceptable Work: 1 2 3 9Facilities: 2 3 7

Kathleen JahnPortage Center for the ArtsPO Box 866Portage, WI 53901608/617-3792sandcountyartshow@yahoo.comwww.portagecenterforthearts.com

MOUNT HOREB JULY 20-2142nd Annual Art FairDowntown Mount Horeb, Main StSat 9am-5pm, Sun 10am-4pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 15000Entertainment: Music, TheaterAnnual art and fine craft fair on Mount Horeb’shistoric main street. Experience Norwegian cul-ture, friendly atmosphere, food, silent auction,music and downtown amenities. Kaffe Stue (Nor-wegian lunch) presented by Sons of Norway.

Exhibitors: 125Deadline: 5/15/2013Eligibility: Juried-$25, 3/0 Slides or Photos,Digital Images Booth Size/Fee: 10 x 10, 10 x 20/$135-$160Acceptable Work: 1 2 3 6 9Awards: $1500Facilities: 2 3 7

Melissa TheisenMount Horeb Area Chamber of Commerce300 E Main StMount Horeb, WI 53572608/[email protected]

SHEBOYGAN JULY 20-21Midsummer Festival of the ArtsJohn Michael Kohler Arts Center, 608 New York AveSat 10am-5pm, Sun 10am-5pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 20000Entertainment: MusicThe John Michael Kohler Arts Center features 135 visual artists and renowned performers fromacross the US in a juried show of high quality art.

Exhibitors: 135Deadline: 3/25/2013Eligibility: Juried-$35, 5/0 Slides or PhotosBooth Size/Fee: 10 x 10, 10 x 20/$175-$195Acceptable Work: 1 2 3 9Awards: $3000Facilities: 1 2 3 6 7

Linda Freitag or Amanda SalazarJohn Michael Kohler Arts Center608 New York AveSheboygan, WI 53081920/458-6144 ext [email protected]

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NEENAH JULY 21Bergstrom-Mahler Museum Arts FestivalRiverside Park, 165 N Park Ave10am-4pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 4000Entertainment: Music, DanceThe 39th annual festival hosts fine artists in abeautifully wooded lakeside park with music, foodand family-friendly fun. The festival is a muchanticipated Fox Cities tradition strongly supportedby residents.

Exhibitors: 75Deadline: 3/31/2013Eligibility: Juried-$20, 4/1 Digital ImagesBooth Size/Fee: 15 x 15/$100Acceptable Work: 1 2 3 9Awards: $1600Facilities: 2 3 7

Kelly StollBergstrom-Mahler Museum165 N Park AveNeenah, WI 54956920/751-4658stoll@bergstrom-mahlermuseum.comwww.bergstrom-mahlermuseum.com

CEDAR GROVE JULY 27Art Fair on the GreenHolland Festival, Van Altena Ave9am-5pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 6000Entertainment: Music, DanceCelebrating Dutch heritage, the fair attracts fam-ilies with an art fair, parade, car show, Dutchdancing, children’s activities and live music.

Exhibitors: 85Deadline: Until FullEligibility: Open Booth Size/Fee: 10 x 13/$45-$65Acceptable Work: 1 2 3 4 5 6 9Facilities: 2 3 7

Jenna DeRuyterHolland Guild Gezelschap5237 Lower Lakeview Ridge RdBelgium, WI 53004414/[email protected]

FISH CREEK JULY 27Settlement Shops Summer Art FairThe Settlement Shops, 9108 Hwy 4210am-5pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 1000Entertainment: MusicLocal and regional artists exhibit their original artand fine craft in park-like setting. Surroundingshops and galleries feature unique shopping allseason. Food, music and friendly atmosphere.

Exhibitors: 25Deadline: Until FullEligibility: Juried, 3/ Photos, Digital ImagesBooth Size/Fee: 10 x 10/$30-$40Acceptable Work: 1 2 3 4 5 6 9Facilities: 2 3 7

Barbara KnupperSettlement Shops COAPO Box 51Fish Creek, WI 54212920/[email protected]

LAND O’ LAKES JULY 27Art ImpressionsTown Hall Grounds, Cty Rd B9am-3pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 2500Entertainment: MusicJuried art fair featuring original fine art and finecraft. Shady, park-like setting with live music andfood vendors.

Exhibitors: 82Deadline: Until FullEligibility: Juried, 3/0 Photos Booth Size/Fee: 10 x 10/$55Acceptable Work: 1 2 3 6 9Awards: $1200Facilities: 2 3 7

Karen LenhartLand O’ Lakes Chamber of CommercePO Box 599Land O’ Lakes, WI 54540800/236-3432www.landolakes-wi.org


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PLATTEVILLE JULY 27Festival of the ArtsPlatteville City Park, 75 N Bonson St8am-2pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 200Entertainment: Music, TheaterShowcases artists and crafters from SouthwestWisconsin. A free craft area for children to en-courage creative expression is provided.

Exhibitors: 30Deadline: 7/25/2013Eligibility: Open Booth Size/Fee: 12 x 12/$25Acceptable Work: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9Facilities: 2 3 5 7

Debi SigwarthPlatteville Area Chamber of CommercePO Box 724Platteville, WI 53818608/[email protected]

RICHFIELD JULY 27Art at the MillRichfield Historical Park, 4399 Pleasant Hill Rd9am-4pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 550Entertainment: MusicFine arts and plein air fair held in a beautiful,wooded setting. Park contains historic mill andhouse and log buildings. View of Holy Hill.

Exhibitors: 30Deadline: Until FullEligibility: Juried-$10, 3/1 Photos, DigitalImages Booth Size/Fee: 10 x 10/$50-$60Acceptable Work: 1 2 3 9Facilities: 2 3 7

Lois HessenauerRichfield Historical SocietyPO Box 268Richfield, WI 53076262/[email protected]

WAUNAKEE JULY 27Waunafest Arts and Craft Fair – 27th AnnualCentennial Park, Holiday Dr9am-5pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: Entertainment: MusicFood, beverage, music, family entertainment, car-nival, softball tournament, tug of war, Sunday pa-rade, arts and craft fair, something for everyone.

Exhibitors: 80Deadline: Until FullEligibility: Open Booth Size/Fee: 12 x 12/$50Acceptable Work: 1 2 3 4 5 6 9Facilities: 2 3 7

Diana LongWaunakee Area Lioness Club208 Fourth StWaunakee, WI 53597608/[email protected]

ELLISON BAY JULY 27-28Liberty Grove Historical Society Art and CraftFairLiberty Grove Historical Society, 11871 Hwy 42Sat 10am-5pm, Sun 10am-4pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 1500Entertainment: MusicThe fair offers the opportunity to combine busi-ness and a chance to see scenic Door County. Livemusic Saturday and Sunday. Food and beveragesboth days. Location on Highway 42 offers greatvisibility.

Exhibitors: 50Deadline: 4/1/2103Eligibility: Juried, 3/1 Photos Booth Size/Fee: 10 x 12, 10 x 24/$60-$65Acceptable Work: 1 2 3 4 6 9Facilities: 2 5 7

Marcy FarberLiberty Grove Historical Society11940 Lakeview RdEllison Bay, WI 54210920/[email protected]

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Indigenous or Native Art of WisconsinNative American art is about evolution. While works by Wisconsin Native artists can be rooted in tra-dition, it also has important things to say about the modern world and the future. Some Native Wis-consin artists take the traditional and lend it a new twist, for art is created in the present, notfrozen in time.

Going to the original source of art will always provide you with an experience – it’s where storiescan be shared and mutual understandings grow. Here, you can learn from the artists themselvesand celebrate Wisconsin’s history through its diverse culture. We encourage you to explore further.

Morrow’s Native Art, HaywardArtist and teacher Ramona Morrow of the Lac Courte Oreilles Band of Lake Superior Chippewa and

Yankton Sioux, provides gallery space for her Cattail dolls along with numerous Native artists fromthe Hayward area. Morrow’s offers a wide variety of “Hand Crafted” Native American art includingbead work, birch and ash baskets, headdresses, regalia, moccasins, cradle boards, dream catchersand paintings. 715/699-4671. www.morrowsnativeart.net

Native Spirit Gifts & Gallery, BayfieldNative Spirit Gifts & Gallery calls out to the traveler seeking fine Native arts. Located on the Red

Cliff Indian Reservation, this gallery offers traditional Anishinabe Ojibwe (Chippewa) art from theGreat Lakes Region. Works include bead work, locally made birch bark baskets, full size hand-crafted birch bark canoes, dream catchers, quill boxes, books, and music. A cultural display pro-vides visual education for deeper understanding. www.hawkdancer.com/nsgg.htm

Woodland Indian Art Center, Lac du FlambeauWoodland Indian Art Center is home to a gallery featuring Native Woodland regional artwork as

well as a thriving cultural center. Both traditional and contemporary artwork is represented in itscarvings, birch bark baskets, jewelry, paintings and bead work. Additionally, classes, workshops anddemonstrations in music, writing and dancing round out this center’s offerings. Whether you are acollector or student of fine Native artwork, Woodland Indian Art Center can assist you.715/588.3700. http://woodlandindianartcenter.org

Chief Oshkosh Native American Arts, Egg HarborChief Oshkosh in Egg Harbor has been an outlet for Wisconsin Native American artists for over 60

years. Roy Oshkosh, leader of the Menominee Nation, established the business as Chief OshkoshTrading Post on land once popular as a summer site for Native Americans. Today, Oneida artist andteacher Colleen Bins is slowly reshaping its future with an emphasis on the Woodland region of na-tive peoples. The gallery features works by watercolorist Dawn Dark Mountain of Madison, painterMary Prescott, doll maker Judith Jourdan of Oneida, and wooden flute maker Michael Farmer of Bai-leys Harbor. An amphitheater in back provides space for performance art. 920/686-3240

Indian Summer Festival (September 6-8, 2013), Milwaukee’s LakefrontIndian Summer Festival is the state’s largest American Indian cultural event celebrating the tra-

ditions, foods, games, stories, and art of Native Americans. The festival’s Circle of Art exhibit fea-tures fine art curated from Native artists across North America through a juried process. In addition,artisans demonstrate their crafts from wood carving, basket weaving and beadwork to pottery.www.indiansummer.org

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WILTON AUGUST 1-4Wilton Wood Turtle DaysWilton Community Center, 400 E StFri 6-10pm, Sat 9am-3pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 1000Entertainment: Music, DanceFireworks, softball-volleyball, parade, 5K run-walk, music, arts and crafts, kids’ games, beanbag tournament, kids’ tractor pull, waterfights,food and fun for everyone.

Exhibitors: 50Deadline: 7/15/2013Eligibility: Open Booth Size/Fee: 10 x 10/$10-$15Acceptable Work: 2 3 4 5 6 7Facilities: 1 2 3 5 7

Lori BrueggenVillage of WiltonPO Box 14Wilton, WI 54670608/[email protected]

FOND DU LAC AUGUST 3Art At Taylor ParkTaylor Park, 380 Emma St9am-4pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 1000Entertainment: Music, Theater, DanceFund raiser for Taylor Park and Pool with a raffle,entertainment and food.

Exhibitors: Deadline: 7/1/2013Eligibility: Juried, 2-3/1 PhotosBooth Size/Fee: 10 x 10, 10 x 20/$35-$70Acceptable Work: 1 2 3 4 5 6 9Facilities: 2 3 7

Cindy HeuerFriends of Taylor Park and PoolN5072 Hickory RdFond du Lac, WI 54937920/[email protected]

JACKSONPORT AUGUST 3Cherry FestLakeside Park, Hwy 579am-4pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 2000Entertainment: MusicCelebrate Door County cherry harvest with livemusic, wagon rides, food, beverages, historicaldisplays and a kids’ penny hunt. Arts and craftsfeaturing quality handcrafted items. Well adver-tised and held in the peak of tourist season.

Exhibitors: 75Deadline: Until FullEligibility: Juried, 3/0 Photos Booth Size/Fee: 12 x 12/$65Acceptable Work: 1 2 3 4 6 9Facilities: 2 6 7

Darrel BirnscheinJacksonport Historical Society5653 Hwy 57Sturgeon Bay, WI 54235920/559-0570carpentryunlimited@yahoo.comwww.jacksonporthistoricalsociety.org

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JANESVILLE AUGUST 4Tallman Art FestivalLincoln-Tallman House grounds, 440 N Jackson St10am-5pmAdmission: $3Attendance: 220056th annual festival held on the grounds of thehistoric Lincoln-Tallman house in Janesville.Music, food, refreshments, purchase awards, andjudged awards available.

Exhibitors: 100Deadline: 7/17/2013Eligibility: Juried, 2/1 Slides or PhotosBooth Size/Fee: 10 x 10, 10 x 20/$60Acceptable Work: 1 2 3 9Facilities: 2 3 7

Michael ReuterRock County Historical SocietyPO Box 8096Janesville, WI 53547608/[email protected]

RACINE AUGUST 4Job’s Daughters 38th Annual Craft FairRacine Masonic Center, 1012 Main St9am-4pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 2500Enjoy Lake Michigan breezes while shopping theoutdoor fair. Featuring unique exhibitors from fourdifferent states. Food stand selling 1/4 lb hotdogs, soda and more. Crafters sell only hand-made items, no mass produced items are permit-ted.

Exhibitors: 78Deadline: Until FullEligibility: Open, 1-3/1-3 PhotosBooth Size/Fee: 10 x 11, 20 x 30/$55-$75Acceptable Work: 2 3 4 5 6Facilities: 2 3 7

Amy SheppardJob’s Daughters International, Bethel 2217604 Plank RdUnion Grove, WI 53182262/[email protected]

MINOCQUA AUGUST 8After Loon Delight Craft FairTorpy Park 10am-4pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 2000Entertainment: MusicUnique handcrafted items by over 100 exhibitors.The craft vendors and artisans featured at theshow are selected for their handmade craftsman-ship and artistic talents.

Exhibitors: 90Deadline: Until FullEligibility: Juried, 3/1 Slides or Photos, DigitalImages Booth Size/Fee: 10 x 10, 10 x 30/$75-$195Acceptable Work: 2 3 4 5 6 9Facilities: 2 3 5 6 7



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EDGERTON AUGUST 10Albion Craft and Gift FairAlbion Park, Albion Rd9am-2:30pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 500Entertainment: MusicThe 14th annual fair is held in a beautiful parkwith lots of crafts and gifts to choose from. Abake sale and farm market is held. Food avail-able.

Exhibitors: 35Deadline: 7/31/2013Eligibility: OpenBooth Size/Fee: 12 x 12/$25-$45Acceptable Work: 1 2 3 4 5 6 9Facilities: 2 3 7

Nancy HesselmanAlbion Park Committee15 Mildred AveEdgerton, WI 53534608/[email protected]

HARTFORD AUGUST 10American Accents: A Festival of Fine Arts andCraftsWillowbrook Park, 774 E Sumner St (Hwy 60)9am-3pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 2000Entertainment: Music28th Annual event featuring over 80 exhibitorsnestled along the Rubicon River. Live “MusicUnder the Trees.” Hot food provided by the Hart-ford Lions.

Exhibitors: 90Deadline: Until FullEligibility: Juried, 3/0 Photos, Digital ImagesBooth Size/Fee: 12 x 12/$65Acceptable Work: 1 2 3 4 5 6 9Facilities: 2 3 7

Pattie RouletteHarford Women’s Club6544 Daisy CtHartford, WI 53027262/[email protected]

BELGIUM AUGUST 10-11Luxembourg Fest Art and Craft FairBelgium Community Park, Beech St10am-4pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 4000Entertainment: MusicA two-day fine art and craft fair held in conjunc-tion with “Luxembourg Fest of America” whichdraws people from throughout the US and thecountry of Luxembourg to celebrate the “WorldsLargest Luxembourg Family Reunion.” The festalso includes a parade, live music, food, heritagedisplays and children’s activities.

Exhibitors: 30Deadline: Until FullEligibility: Juried, 2/1 Slides of Photos,Photos, Digital Images Booth Size/Fee: 10 x 10, 10 x 20/$50-$100Acceptable Work: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9Facilities: 2 3 7

Sara JacobyLuxembourg American Cultural SocietyPO Box 157Belgium, WI 53004262/476-5086sjacoby@luxamculturalsociety.orgwww.luxamculturalsociety.org

WATERTOWN AUGUST 10-11Watertown RiverfestRiverside Park, 812 Labaree St9am-4pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 16000Entertainment: MusicPart of the four-day Riverfest celebration. Freeadmittance brings patrons of all ages.

Exhibitors: 100Deadline: 7/15/2013 or Until FullEligibility: Juried, 2/2 Photos, Digital Images Booth Size/Fee: 12 x 12/$150Acceptable Work: 2 3 4 5 6 8 9Facilities: 2 3 6 7

Katie FieldWatertown Riverfest Craft Fair Committee824 Cole StWatertown, WI 53094920/[email protected]

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BOULDER JUNCTION AUGUST 1157th Annual Musky JamboreeDowntown, Main St and Cty Hwy M S9am-4pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 10000Entertainment: MusicMusky fun run, car show, over 150 arts and craftsbooths, food booths, kids’ casting contest, fleamarket, live entertainment and more.

Exhibitors: 125Deadline: Until FullEligibility: Juried, 4/1 Photos Booth Size/Fee: 10 x 10/$80-$95Acceptable Work: 1 2 3 4 5 6 9Facilities: 2 3 7

Theresa SmithBoulder Junction Chamber of CommercePO Box 286Boulder Junction, WI 54512715/[email protected]

BURLINGTON AUGUST 11Knights of Columbus Arts and Crafts FairEcho Park, Milwaukee Ave (Hwy 36)10am-6pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 2100Entertainment: MusicNon-juried arts and crafts fair in conjunction withthe Knights of Columus Corn and Brat Fest.

Exhibitors: 50Deadline: Until FullEligibility: OpenBooth Size/Fee: 14 x 14/$30Acceptable Work: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9Facilities: 2 3 7

Erwin “Bud” MuellenbachKnights of Columbus641 Foxtree Cir #2Burlington, WI 53105262/[email protected]

EAGLE RIVER AUGUST 14Paul Bunyan FestDowntown Eagle River, Wall St and Railroad St10am-4pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 3000Entertainment: MusicA celebration of logging heritage featuring chainsaw carving, music, arts and crafts and a hugePaul Bunyan-size beef sandwich and luncheon.

Exhibitors: 75Deadline: 3/15/2013 or Until FullEligibility: Juried, 3-4/1 Photos, DigitalImages Booth Size/Fee: 10 x 10/$60Acceptable Work: 1 2 3 4 5 6 9Facilities: 2 3 7

Kim EmersonEagle River Area Chamber of CommercePO Box 1917Eagle River, WI 54521800/[email protected]

WAUPACA AUGUST 16-17Arts on the SquareDowntown City Square, Main and Fulton StFri 5pm-10pm, Sat 10am-4pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 6000Entertainment: Music, Theater, DanceAn eclectic celebration of the arts, starts Fridayevening with a street dance and continues onSaturday with a juried art show and sale, livemusic, theater, dance and participatory events.

Exhibitors: 40Deadline: 5/15/2013Eligibility: Juried-$10, 4/1 Slides or Photos,Digial ImagesBooth Size/Fee: 12 x 12/$65Acceptable Work: 1 2 3 5 9Awards: $800Facilities: 2 3 6 7

Bev CraneWaupaca Community Arts BoardE3230 Saxeville RdPine River, WI 54965715/[email protected]


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FITCHBURG AUGUST 17Agora Art FairAgora, 5500 East Cheryl Pkwy10am-5pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 12000Entertainment: MusicThis 5th annual fair is set amid beautiful land-scaped grounds and stunning architecture, pro-viding a natural backdrop for the show. Livemusic, food, beer and wine garden and kids’ activities.

Exhibitors: 100Deadline: 4/30/2013Eligibility: Juried, 4/1 Digital Images, WIResidentsBooth Size/Fee: 10 x 10/$130Acceptable Work: 1 2 3 6 9Awards: $400Facilities: 2 3 5 6 7

Niki Russos/Steven LeverentzFitchburg Center5500 E Cheryl Pkwy Ste 110Fitchburg, WI 53711608/[email protected]

OSHKOSH AUGUST 17Square FareOpera House Square, Downtown, 300 N Main St8am-2pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 1000Held the third Saturday of each month, Junethrough October. Browse through 60 vendors sell-ing antiques, collectibles, crafts, manufacturedproducts, imported art and resale items.



WALES AUGUST 17Donna Lexa Memorial Art FairGlacial Drumlin Bicycle Trail, Main and James St9am-4pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 3500Entertainment: MusicJuried art fair along the Glacial Drumlin BicycleTrail in the quaint village of Wales. Artist parkingavailable behind booth.

Exhibitors: 65Deadline: 5/1/2013Eligibility: Juried-$15, 5/1 Slides or Photos Booth Size/Fee: 12 x 12, 12 x 24/$75-$150Acceptable Work: 1 2 3 6 9Awards: $475Facilities: 2 3 7

Pam MacArthurJerusalem Presbyterian ChurchPO Box 88Wales, WI 53118262/[email protected]

OCONOMOWOC AUGUST 17-18The Oconomowoc Festival of the ArtsFowler Park, Oakwood AveSat 10am-5pm, Sun 10am-5pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 20000Entertainment: Music, DanceEnjoy the weekend at this long running and na-tionally-ranked juried fine arts show. Set outdoorsin a beautiful tree filled park next to a sparklinglake. Delicious food and family entertainment.

Exhibitors: 125Deadline: 2/28/2013Eligibility: Juried-$30, 4/1 Digital Images Booth Size/Fee: 12 x 12/$190Acceptable Work: 1 3 9Facilities: 2 3 6 7

The Oconomowoc Festival of the Arts, LtdPO Box 651Oconomowoc, WI 53066262/567-1243www.oconomowocarts.org

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SUN PRAIRIE AUGUST 17-18Sweet Corn FestivalAngell Park, 100 Park StSat 11:30am-7pm, Sun 11:30 am-5pmAdmission: $1Attendance: 80000Entertainment: Music, Theater, DancePart of a larger festival, the fest includes carni-val, food vendors, entertainment, animal tent,beer shelter, kiddie korner, family entertainmentstage and midget auto races.

Exhibitors: 60Deadline: 7/26/2013Eligibility: Juried, 2/0 Slides or Photos, DigitalImages Booth Size/Fee: 12 x 12/$80Acceptable Work: 1 2 3 4 5 6 9Facilities: 2 3

Sun Prairie Chamber of Commerce109 E Main StSun Prairie, WI 53590608/[email protected]

NEW HOLSTEIN AUGUST 18New Holstein Kiwanis Arts and Crafts FairCivic Park, 2200 Washington St10am-4pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 1000Entertainment: MusicArts and crafts fair, pancake breakfast (8:30amto noon), free corn roast at noon, entertainmentand other food and refreshments.

Exhibitors: 40Deadline: 8/17/2013Eligibility: OpenBooth Size/Fee: 15 x 15/$30-$40Acceptable Work: 1 2 3 4 5 6 9Facilities: 2 3 5 6 7

Bob FeyenNew Holstein Kiwanis ClubPO Box 34New Holstein, WI 53061920/[email protected]


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PRESQUE ISLE AUGUST 18Presque Isle Fine Art Show and Art in the ParkPresque Isle Community Center and Park, Hwy Band School Loop Rd10am-3pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 1000Entertainment: MusicThis is the tenth annual People’s Choice Fine ArtShow and Art in the Park. All fine art skill levelsaccepted. Entertainment and refreshments.

Exhibitors: 80Deadline: 8/6/2013Eligibility: Open Booth Size/Fee: 10 x 10/$10-$35Acceptable Work: 1 2 3 9Awards: $900Facilities: 1 2 3 7

Kay LorbieckiPresque Isle Fine Arts, Inc.PO Box 223Presque Isle, WI 54557715/[email protected]

IRON RIVER AUGUST 22-25Bayfield County FairBayfield County Fairgrounds, 7080 N Main StThu 12pm-11pm, Fri 9am-11pm, Sat 8am-11pm,Sun 8am-8pmAdmission: $10Attendance: 11000Entertainment: MusicFamily-focused event with exhibitors, vendors,grandstand entertainment, carnival rides, horseshow, magician, clown, pony rides, festival food,music, beer garden and more.

Exhibitors: 25Deadline: Until FullEligibility: Open, 2-3/2-3 Photos, DigitalImages Booth Size/Fee: 12 x 12/$100Acceptable Work: 3 4 5 6 7 8 9Facilities: 1 2 3 5 7

Theresa KummerowBayfield CountyPO Box 832Washburn, WI 54891715/[email protected]/fair

PORTAGE AUGUST 24Taste of Portage Market FairDowntown along Hwy 33 (Cook St)9am-4pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 5000Entertainment: MusicSample food from restaurants and non-profit or-ganizations, shop the art and craft vendors, seethe all-make/all-model car show. Kids’ activitiesand live music throughout the day.

Exhibitors: 50Deadline: Until FullEligibility: Juried, 2/1 Photos, Digital Images Booth Size/Fee: 10 x 10, 20 x 20/$50-$60Acceptable Work: 1 2 3 4 5 9Facilities: 2 3 7

Melody PfutzenreuterPortage Area Chamber of Commerce104 W Cook St Ste 100Portage, WI 53901608/[email protected]

MIDDLETON AUGUST 24-25Middleton Jaycees’ Good Neighbor FestivalArt and Craft FairFireman’s Park, 7420 North AveSat 9am-5pm, Sun 9am-5pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 5000Entertainment: Music, DanceMusic, carnival, food and 100 artists with jewelry,metal/stone craft, photography, ceramics andmuch more.

Exhibitors: 100Deadline: Until FullEligibility: Open, Products are restricted tohandmadeBooth Size/Fee: 10 x 15/$100-$125Acceptable Work: 1 2 3 4 5 6 9Facilities: 2 3 6 7

Middleton Jaycees Art Fair CoordinatorMiddleton JayceesPO Box 620154Middleton, WI [email protected]/art-shows

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Art on the March Dotted throughout the rolling hillsides,forests and lakeshores of Wisconsin are stu-dios where artists create their works and atspecial times of the year open their doors toarts enthusiasts to explore. North, south,east or west, your choice of direction is theright one – for studio locations are as di-verse as the medium artists use in their cre-ations.

Getting started is easy – may we suggesta sense of adventure and love of discovery?So take the plunge and connect the dotsfrom art to Wisconsin to you.

Annual 14 South Artists Fall Studio ArtsTour, September http://[email protected]

Art Along the Ice Age Trail, October715/824-2809

Earth, Wood and Fire Tour, Octoberwww.earthwoodandfiretour.com

Falling Leaves Art Tour, Octoberwww.fallingleavesarttour.com 715/286-2555

Fresh Art Fall Tour, Octoberwww.freshart.org

Hidden Studios Art Tour, Octoberwww.hiddenstudiosarttour.com 715/258-0195

Madison Area Open Art Studios Tour, September/OctoberNEW Art Studio Tour, October 920/883-6089

Southwest Fall Art Tour, October 608/356-9048

Shawano Country Miles of Art, October www.shawanocountry.com

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GREENBUSH AUGUST 2553rd Annual Wade House Arts and Crafts FairWade House Historic Site, W7824 Center St9am-4pmAdmission: $3.50Attendance: 1700Artisans and craftspeople from Wisconsin andacross the Midwest display and sell their wares atone of the most popular and longstanding fairs ofits kind in eastern Wisconsin.

Exhibitors: 90Deadline: 8/9/2013Eligibility: Juried, 2/1 Photos Booth Size/Fee: 11 x 11/$60Acceptable Work: 1 2 3 4 5 6 8 9Awards: $150Facilities: 2 3 5 7

Jeff MurrayWade House Historic SitePO Box 34Greenbush, WI 53026920/[email protected]

PRAIRIE DU SAC AUGUST 31Sauk Prairie Today’s Women Inc. Arts andCraft FairMarion Park, Grand Ave and First St9am-5pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 40000Entertainment: Music, DanceHeld in conjunction with the Wisconsin State CowChip Throw. Food, entertainment, parade,walk/run, fun for the whole family.

Exhibitors: 125Deadline: 4/1/2013Eligibility: Juried, 4/0 PhotosBooth Size/Fee: 15 x 15/$100Acceptable Work: 1 2 3 4 5 6 9Awards: $200Facilities: 2 3 7

Sauk Prairie Today’s Women, IncPO Box 143Prairie du Sac, WI [email protected]/artscrafts

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NEW GLARUS SEPTEMBER 1Wilhelm Tell Festival Art in the ParkNew Glarus Village Park, 9am-4pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 1000Entertainment: MusicAnnual outdoor fine arts and fine crafts show.Family event with music and food.

Exhibitors: 50Deadline: 4/15/2013Eligibility: Juried-$15, 4/0 Slides or Photos,Digital Images Booth Size/Fee: 10 x 12/$75Acceptable Work: 1 2 3 9Awards: $2500Facilities: 2 3 5 7

Mary ThomsonNew Glarus Vision, IncW6024 Meadow Valley RdNew Glarus, WI 53574608/[email protected]

BELOIT SEPTEMBER 6-8Festival On The RockPreservation Park, 3444 Riverside DrFri 4pm-12am, Sat 9am-12am, Sun 10am-6pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 5000Entertainment: Music3-day family festival with free admission andparking. Special events include patch toy andgame sale, carnival, bags and softball tourna-ment, crafters and cardboard boat races.

Exhibitors: 30Deadline: 8/15/2013Eligibility: Open Booth Size/Fee: 15 x 15, 20 x 20/$50-$250Acceptable Work: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9Facilities: 2 3 7

Laurie SchreiberTown of Beloit1133 Inman ParkwayBeloit, WI 53511608/[email protected]

GREEN BAY SEPTEMBER 7Art Harvest featuring 18th AnniversaryCelebrationGreen Bay Botanical Garden, 2600 Larsen Rd9am-4pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 1300Entertainment: MusicOver 20 local artists will be on display to sell theirartwork in the beautiful setting of Green BayBotanical Garden. Also enjoy musical entertain-ment, food and refreshments.

Exhibitors: 20Deadline: Until FullEligibility: Closed, 3/0 Slides or Photos,PhotosBooth Size/Fee: 10 x 10, 20 x 20/$60-$160Acceptable Work: 1 2 3 6 9Facilities: 2 3 4 7

Lisa BorleyGreen Bay Botanical Garden2600 Larsen RdGreen Bay, WI 54303920/491-3691 ext [email protected]

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PARDEEVILLE SEPTEMBER 7Pardeeville Watermelon FestivalChandler Park, Park Dr10am-4pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 700Entertainment: MusicUS Watermelon Speed Eating and Seed SpittingChampionship. Watermelon contests, arts, crafts,flea and/or farmers market, kids’ games, music,food and beverage, located on beautiful ParkLake.

Exhibitors: 40Deadline: Until FullEligibility: OpenBooth Size/Fee: 10 x 10, 10 x 20/$20-$30Acceptable Work: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 9Facilities: 2 3 7

Linda ManteufelPardeeville Watermelon Festival518 Breezy Point DrPardeeville, WI 53954608/[email protected]

SUN PRAIRIE SEPTEMBER 72013 Sun Prairie BID Downtown ArtFestDowntown Sun Prairie, 100-200 E Main St10am-4pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 2000Entertainment: MusicThe 100 and 200 blocks of Main Street will beclosed to traffic so exhibitors will have smoothand level pavement to display their work. Artistonly, no flea market.

Exhibitors: 50Deadline: 5/31/2013Eligibility: Juried, 4/1 Slides or Photos,Photos, Digital ImagesBooth Size/Fee: 10 x 10, 10 x 20/$70-$140Acceptable Work: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9Awards: $500Facilities: 2 3 7

Daniel CalliesSun Prairie Downtown BID238 E Main StSun Prairie, WI 53590608/[email protected]

WATERTOWN SEPTEMBER 7Rock River Wine Fest and Craft ShowRiverside Park, 812 Labaree St10am-5pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 4000Entertainment: MusicThe largest Wisconsin wine fest in the state. Wisconsin wines for tasting, wine retail booth,100 crafters, food, cheese, music, contest andmore. Benefits the Kiwanis Relay for Life.

Exhibitors: 100Deadline: Until FullEligibility: Juried, PhotosBooth Size/Fee: 15 x 15/$75Acceptable Work: 1 2 3 4 5 6 9Facilities: 1 2 3 7

Edna DeWittCalico Cottage/Rock River Winery500 A Bernard StWatertown, WI 53094920/[email protected]

WAUKESHA SEPTEMBER 7Waukesha Art FestHistoric Downtown Waukesha/Gibson Guitar Town,Main St10am-5pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 3000Entertainment: MusicJuried fine art show, live music, local restaurants,Milwaukee Art Museum children’s activity areaand silent auction all located in Historic Down-town Waukesha, a Gibson Guitar Town.

Exhibitors: 60Deadline: 5/31/2013Eligibility: Juried-$10, 3/1 Photos, Booth Size/Fee: 12 x 12/$75Acceptable Work: 1 2 3 9Awards: $1650Facilities: 2 3 7

Chuck WicklerWaukesha Business Improvement District1170 Downing DrWaukesha, WI 53186262/[email protected]

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WAUSAU SEPTEMBER 7-8Art in the ParkMarathon County Fairgrounds, 1000 Stewart AveSat 9am-5pm, Sun 9am-4pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 3000038th annual fine arts and craft show. A part ofWausau’s Artrageous weekend. Free shuttlebusses. Artist demonstrations both days.

Exhibitors: 120Deadline: 4/1/2013Eligibility: Juried-$25, 4/1 PhotosBooth Size/Fee: 5 x 10, 10 x 20/$110-$400Acceptable Work: 1 2 3 4 5 9Awards: $1000Facilities: 1 3 5 6 7

Lee Ann SchulzWisconsin Valley Art Association3206 Seymour LnWausau, WI 54401715/[email protected]/artinpark.html

WISCONSIN RAPIDS SEPTEMBER 8Heart of Wisconsin 13th Annual Downtown“Grand Affair”Downtown Wisconsin Rapids, Grand Ave10am-4pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 1000Entertainment: MusicOutdoor event, held rain or shine. Family friendlyevent to kick off the fall season. Event includesmusic, car show, kids activities, food, arts, crafts,historical tour and more.

Exhibitors: 80Deadline: 8/29/2013Eligibility: Open Booth Size/Fee: 12 x 12, 24 x 12/$15-$60Acceptable Work: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9Facilities: 2 3 7

Krista CoomHeart of Wisconsin Chamber of Commerce1120 Lincoln StWisconsin Rapids, WI 54494715/[email protected]

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GERMANTOWN SEPTEMBER 14St John UCC Fall Fair - Arts and CraftsSt John United Church of Christ, N104W14181 Donges Bay Rd9am-4pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 600The historical church is hosting quality arts andcrafts for the 28th year. Youth booths available.Bake sale, raffles, silent auction, theme baskets,sports memorabilia, food and more.

Exhibitors: 70Deadline: Until FullEligibility: Open, 1/1 Photos Booth Size/Fee: 10 x 10, 12 x 12/$10-$40Acceptable Work: 1 2 3 4 5 6 9Facilities: 1 2 3 7

Mary Ann TothSt John UCCN104W14181 Donges Bay RdGermantown, WI 53022262/[email protected]

NEW LONDON SEPTEMBER 14Cheese and Sausage Fall Family FestDowntown New London, W North Water St9am-4pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 3000Entertainment: MusicA great day for the entire family, this event offerscraft and food vendors, a live music stage, kids’games and entertainment area and a petting zoo.

Exhibitors: 100Deadline: Until FullEligibility: Open Booth Size/Fee: 10 x 15, 10 x 30/$30-$60Acceptable Work: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9Facilities: 2 3 5 7

Laurie ShawNew London Area Chamber of Commerce420 N Shawano StNew London, WI 54961920/[email protected]

JEFFERSON SEPTEMBER 14-15Gemuetlichkeit Days German HeritageFestivalJefferson Fair Park, 503 N Jackson AveSat 11am-8pm, Sun 1:30-6pmAdmission: $10Attendance: 1500Entertainment: Music, DanceGerman music, food, craft fair, dancing, contests,card tournament, car show, bingo and a huge pa-rade.

Exhibitors: 40Deadline: 9/1/2013 or Until FullEligibility: Open Booth Size/Fee: 10 x 10/$25Acceptable Work: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9Facilities: 1 3 5 6 7

Debbie MeinelGemuetlichkeit Days536 E Racine StJefferson, WI 53549920/[email protected]

MARSHFIELD SEPTEMBER 14-15Maple Fall FestWildwood Park and Zoo, 1800 S Central AveSat 9am-5pm, Sun 10am-4pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 22000Entertainment: Music, DanceA celebration of fall. Featuring handmade artsand craft vendors, maple pancake breakfast,maple demonstrations, maple products, mapledessert and maple syrup contests. Fun for thewhole family.

Exhibitors: 150Deadline: Until FullEligibility: Open, 2/2 Photos Booth Size/Fee: 10 x 10, 10 x 30/$110-$130Acceptable Work: 1 2 3 4 5 6 8 9Facilities: 2 3 6 7

Marshfield Convention and Visitors BureauPO Box 868Marshfield, WI 54449715/[email protected]

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ROTHSCHILD SEPTEMBER 14-15Cedar Creek Mall Arts and Craft FairCedar Creek Mall, 10101 Market StSat 10am-4pm, Sun 11am-4pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 2000Annual arts and craft fair featuring a large vari-ety of quality handcrafted items, jewelry, homedécor, woodworking, gifts, and much more. Welladvertised, free admission and free parking.



SOLDIERS GROVE SEPTEMBER 14-15Driftless Area Art FestivalBeauford T. Anderson Memorial Park, Hwy 131 and Cty CSat 10am-5pm, Sun 10am-4pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 5500Entertainment: MusicCelebrating the visual, performing and culinaryarts of the Driftless Area. Featuring painting,photography, woodworking, ceramics, fiber, sculp-ture, jewelry, live music and local foods.

Exhibitors: 80Deadline: 3/1/2013Eligibility: Juried-$15, 4/1 Digital Images,Driftless Area of WI, MN, IA, ILBooth Size/Fee: 10 x 10, 10 x 20/$100-$175Acceptable Work: 1 2 3 6 9Awards: $6200Facilities: 2 3 6 7

Jerry and Liz QuebeCommunity Development Alternatives, Inc43495 Trout Creek RdSoldiers Grove, WI 54655608/624-3600info@driftlessareaartfestival.comwww.driftlessareaartfestival.com

DELAFIELD SEPTEMBER 20-21MJC Memorial Craft FairCornerstone Church, N6W31449 Alberta DrFri 10am-6pm, Sat 10am-4pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: Not SpecifiedAnnual craft show featuring arts and crafts andunique gifts. Something for everyone on yourshopping list. Door prizes drawn every hour, foodconcessions, silent auction, bake sale and freeparking. With proceeds benefiting IntervarsityChristian Fellowship.

Exhibitors: 20Deadline: Until FullEligibility: Juried, 3/1 Photos, Digital Images Booth Size/Fee: 8 x 10, 10 x 10/$45-$60Acceptable Work: 1 2 4 5 6 9Facilities: 1 3 7

Julie ChaloupkaIntervarsity Christian Fellowship322 Buena Vista AveWaukesha, WI [email protected]/craftfair.html

WISCONSIN DELLS SEPTEMBER 20-22Wo Zha Wa Days Arts and Crafts FairBowman Park, Broadway/BowmanFri 12pm-5pm, Sat 9am-5pm, Sun 9am-3:30pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 100000Entertainment: MusicArts and crafts fair held in conjunction with thecity-wide festival. Includes Maxwell Street Days,varied entertainment through the weekend, a pa-rade and carnival.

Exhibitors: 200Deadline: 3/15/2013Eligibility: Juried, 2/1 Photos, Booth Size/Fee: 12 x 12/$150Acceptable Work: 1 2 3 4 5 6 9Awards: $1575Facilities: 2 3 6 7

Wisconsin Dells Art AssociationPO Box 183Wisconsin Dells, WI [email protected]

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BONDUEL SEPTEMBER 21Bonduel Founders DayDowntown Bonduel, Green Bay St9am-3pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 3000Entertainment: MusicArts and crafts, music, food, Bonduel Archivesand public safety open house, 5K walk/run, Theola Star helicopter, children’s bouncer.

Exhibitors: 100Deadline: Until FullEligibility: Open Booth Size/Fee: 12 x 12, /$10-$15Acceptable Work: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9Facilities: 2 3 7

Barbara WickmanVillage of BonduelPO Box 382Bonduel, WI 54107715/[email protected]

CROSS PLAINS SEPTEMBER 21Hill and Valley Antique Auto and AmericanaShowBaer Park, Cty Hwy P6:45am-4pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 1000Entertainment: MusicAntique auto show with old time crafts such asquilting, black smithing, sauerkraut making,telegraphers, and more. Historical society dis-plays, corn on the cob steamed by an antiquesteam engine. Art and craft sale.

Exhibitors: 20Deadline: 9/5/2013Eligibility: OpenBooth Size/Fee: 10 x 10/$20Acceptable Work: 2 3 4 5 6Facilities: 2 3

Linda ChandlerWisconsin Capital Model T ClubPO Box 233Cross Plains, WI 53528608/[email protected]

HUBERTUS SEPTEMBER 21Holy Hill Arts and Crafts FairHoly Hill Grounds, 1525 Carmel Rd10am-5pmAdmission: $5Attendance: 8000Entertainment: Music235-240 Arts and crafts presented in a naturalsetting. Food and entertainment available. Freeparking and shuttle bus service. No pets please.Children under 12 free.

Exhibitors: 240Deadline: 4/1/2013Eligibility: Juried-$10, 3/1 Photos Booth Size/Fee: 10 x 12, 10 x 24/$150-$350Acceptable Work: 1 2 3 4 5 6 9Awards: $500Facilities: 2 3 7

Therese JasinskiDiscalced Carmelite Friars of Holy Hill411 Killarney RdHartford, WI 53027262/966-7172holyhillartsandcrafts@ymail.comwww.holyhillartsandcrafts.com

OSHKOSH SEPTEMBER 21Square FareOpera House Square, Downtown, 300 N Main St8am-2pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 1000Held on the third Saturday of each month, Junethrough October. Browse through 60 vendors sell-ing antiques, collectibles, crafts, manufacturedproducts, imported art and resale items.

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WAUKESHA SEPTEMBER 21Apple Harvest FestivalRetzer Nature Center, S14W28167 Madison St9am-5pmAdmission: $5Attendance: 5000Entertainment: MusicAutumn family festival with a heritage theme.Many apple varieties, auction, hay ride, children’sactivities, concert, artist/exhibitors, nature centertours, planetarium shows, food pies, and cider.Demonstrations encouraged.

Exhibitors: 50Deadline: Until FullEligibility: Juried, 2-3/0 Photos, DigitalImages, Nature Related Criteria in ApplicationBooth Size/Fee: 12 x 12/$30-$50Acceptable Work: 1 2 3 4 5 6 9Facilities: 2 3 7

Larry KaschtRetzer Nature Center/Waukesha County ParksS14W28167 Madison StWaukesha, WI 53188262/[email protected]

CEDARBURG SEPTEMBER 21-22Cedarburg Garden Club Wine and HarvestFestival Fine Art and Craft FairCommunity Center and adjacent Washington AveSat 10am-6pm, Sun 10am-5pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 80000Entertainment: MusicWine and harvest festival juried art and craft fairdrawing 80,000 visitors, indoors in the Commu-nity Center and outdoors on Washington Avenue inthe heart of historic downtown Cedarburg.

Exhibitors: 85Deadline: 6/1/2013 or until fullEligibility: Juried, 3/1 Photos Booth Size/Fee: 8 x 10, 10 x 10/$100-$175Acceptable Work: 1 2 3 4 5 6 9Facilities: 1 2 3 5 6 7

Jane HockermanCedarburg Garden Club6024 W Chapel Hill RdMequon, WI 53097262/[email protected]

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CEDARBURG SEPTEMBER 21-22Ozaukee Art Center Wine/Harvest Fest FineArts/Crafts FairDowntown, Main StSat 10am-6pm, Sun 10am-5pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 50000Entertainment: MusicThe Ozaukee Art Center features juried exhibitorsfrom many states selling fine arts and crafts.Wine and Harvest Festival is a citywide, two day,special festival with multiple exiciting eventsdrawing over 50,000 visitors.

Exhibitors: 60Deadline: 8/1/2013 or Until FullEligibility: Juried-$10, 4/1 PhotosBooth Size/Fee: 10 x 10/$175Acceptable Work: 1 2 3 6 9Facilities: 2 3 7

Wine/Harvest Fest Fine Arts/Crafts FairOzaukee Arts CenterW62N718 Riveredge DrCedarburg, WI 53012262/[email protected]

CEDARBURG SEPTEMBER 21-22Wine and Harvest Fine Arts and Crafts FairCedarburg Cultural Center, W62N546 Washington AveSat 10am-6pm, Sun 10am-5pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 50000Entertainment: Music, Theater, DanceFine art and craft fair with a contemporary flairdistinguishes this lively event, held outdoors dur-ing a city-wide festival that draws 50,000 visi-tors. Food tent, music and free exhibits indoor.

Exhibitors: 80Deadline: 7/22/2013 or Until FullEligibility: Juried-$10, 2-4/1-2 Slides orPhotos Booth Size/Fee: 10 x 10/$150-$175Acceptable Work: 1 2 3 5 6 9Facilities: 2 3

Jean LamboCedarburg Cultural CenterW62N546 Washington AveCedarburg, WI 53012262/[email protected]

HUDSON SEPTEMBER 21-22Spirit of the St. Croix Art FestivalLakefront Park, First StSat 10am-5pm, Sun 11am-4pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 8000Entertainment: MusicExperience a fall gathering set on the banks ofthe St. Croix River along with 90 juried artists,acoustic music, food and beverages and livedemonstrations.

Exhibitors: 90Deadline: 5/1/2013 or until fullEligibility: Juried, 5/0 Digital Images Booth Size/Fee: 10 x 10/$150Acceptable Work: 1 2 3 9Awards: $300Facilities: 2 3 4 6 7

Anastasia ShartinHudson Chamber and The Phipps Center for theArts109 Locust StHudson, WI 54016715/[email protected]

HORICON SEPTEMBER 22Autumn Art on the MarshDischer Park, 800 N Cedar St10am-4pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 1000Entertainment: Music

Exhibitors: 140Deadline: Until FullEligibility: Juried, 2/1 Photos, Booth Size/Fee: 10 x 10, 10 x 15/$50-$75Acceptable Work: 1 2 3 4 5 6 9Awards: $425Facilities: 1 2 3 5 7

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WARRENS SEPTEMBER 27-29Warrens Cranberry FestivalWarrens Village Lawns, 402 Pine St7am-5pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 125000Entertainment: MusicEnjoy the 41st annual festival with cranberrymarsh tours, contest, parade, music and more.Shop over 3 miles of crafts, flea, food and farmmarket vendors.

Exhibitors: 500Deadline: 5/1/2013 or Until FullEligibility: Juried, 2/1 PhotosBooth Size/Fee: 10 x 10, 10 x 20/$325-$625Acceptable Work: 1 2 3 4 5 6 9Facilities: 2 3 6

Kim SchroederWarrens Cranberry Festival IncPO Box 146Warrens, WI 54666608/[email protected]

FISH CREEK SEPTEMBER 28Settlement Shops Fall Art FairThe Settlement Shops, 9108 Hwy 4210am-5pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 1000Entertainment: MusicLocal and regional artists exhibit their original artand fine craft in park-like setting. Surroundingshops and galleries feature unique shopping allseason. Food, music and friendly atmosphere.

Exhibitors: 25Deadline: Until FullEligibility: Juried, 3/ Photos, Digital Images Booth Size/Fee: 10 x 10/$30-$40Acceptable Work: 1 2 3 4 5 6 9Facilities: 2 3 7

Barbara KnupperSettlement Shops COAPO Box 51Fish Creek, WI 54212920/[email protected]

FRANKSVILLE SEPTEMBER 28Pumpkin Harvest Art and Craft FairSwan’s Pumpkin Farm, 5930 Cty Hwy H9am-1pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 800A variety of unique items are displayed at thisoutdoor show in a country farm setting. Held inconjunction with the popular Tucker 4-H pancakebreakfast.

Exhibitors: 30Deadline: Until FullEligibility: Juried, 2/0 Photos Booth Size/Fee: 12 x 12/$35Acceptable Work: 1 2 3 4 6 9Facilities: 2 3 7

Tammy LaufTucker 4-H Club of Racine County1844 Brandon LnMount Pleasant, WI 53406262/[email protected]

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MINOCQUA SEPTEMBER 28Prime Choice Craft Show at Beef-A-RamaTorpy Park, 9am-5pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 10000Entertainment: MusicUnique handcrafted items by over 100 exhibitors.The craft vendors and artisans featured at theshow are selected for their handmade craftsman-ship and artistic talents.

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PHILLIPS SEPTEMBER 28Phillips Fall FestivalCourthouse Lawn, 126 Cherry St9am-3pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 500Entertainment: MusicOutdoor Craft Fair.

Exhibitors: 35Deadline: Until FullEligibility: Open Booth Size/Fee: 12 x 12/$35Acceptable Work: 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9Facilities: 2 3 7

Judith BoersPhillips Area Chamber of Commerce305 S Lake AvePhillips, WI 54555715/[email protected]

Plein Air or Making Art “In the Open Air”Art. It’s not magic, it’s a process. It’s a skillthat can be taught and observed in action.Wisconsin’s natural beauty sets the stage forour plein air artists who seek to capture all thegreat outdoors has to offer in real time, on lo-cation, where bug spray may be just as impor-tant as green paint and brushes.

Want to know “how do they do that?” This isthe time and place to learn from the experts.Generally lasting 3-5 days, plein air festivalswelcome those who want to know more, andwelcome your questions while letting you ob-serve first-hand the mechanics and skill thatare the building blocks of creative expression.

Each year, the number of plein air eventsgrows. Some are competitions where prizemoney is awarded, others are community fundraisers where arts enthusiasts can bid on freshoff the brush artwork. But always, it is theartist taking on nature rain or shine.

We will set you on a path with some dates tomark on your calendar then hope you’ll tap intothe Wisconsin Plein Air Painters Association’swebsite – http://wipapa.blogspot.com/ – wherethe latest events are listed. Who knows, youmay even be inspired to join in the fun.

2013 Edge of the Rock Plein Air PaintingEvents (Beloit)June 5-15, 2013www.friendsofriverfront.com/

Cedarburg Plein Air Event by the NumbersJune 12 – 23, 2013http://pleinaircedarburg.blogspot.com

Door County Plein Air Festival - Midwest’sLargest Outdoor Painting FestivalJuly 22 – 27, 2013www.doorcountypleinair.com

Richfield’s 5th Annual Art at the Mill Fine Arts& Plein Air Painting FairJuly 27, 2013www.richfieldhistoricalsociety.org

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GREEN BAY OCTOBER 5Bay Beach Craft ShowBay Beach Pavilion, 1313 Bay Beach Rd9am-3pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 1500Handmade only crafts, indoor and outdoor boothsavailable. Free admission.

Exhibitors: 90Deadline: Until FullEligibility: Open Booth Size/Fee: 8 x 10/$45Acceptable Work: 1 2 3 4 5 6Facilities: 1 2 3 5 7

Irene ZittlowFox Valley Artisans344 Coolidge StGreen Bay, WI 54301920/[email protected]

REEDSBURG OCTOBER 5Reedsburg Fire Department Arts and CraftsSaleReedsburg Fire Department, 131 S Park St9am-3pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 200012th annual sale held inside and in the tent atthe rear of the fire station. All arts and crafts canbe entered. Chili luncheon is held in the adjacentrecreation building. The annual event is the kick-off for the area’s Harvestfest Celebration.

Exhibitors: 75Deadline: 9/1/2013Eligibility: OpenBooth Size/Fee: 10 x 10, 10 x 30/$50-$150Acceptable Work: 2 3 4 6 9Facilities: 1 2 3 4 7

Tommy Lee BychinskiReedsburg Fire Department131 S Park StReedsburg, WI 53959608/[email protected]

EAGLE RIVER OCTOBER 5-6Cranberry FestVilas County Fairgrounds, Hwy 70 WSat 9am-4pm, Sun 9am-3pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 40000Entertainment: MusicCelebrating the cranberry harvest with a largearts and crafts show, cranberry fitness events,entertainment, marsh and winery tours, freshcranberry and craisin sales, cranberry foods, beerand sodas, famers and antique markets andmuch more.

Exhibitors: 300Deadline: 3/1/2013 or Until FullEligibility: Juried, 3-4/1 Photos, DigitalImages Booth Size/Fee: 10 x 10/$225-$275Acceptable Work: 1 2 3 4 5 6 9Facilities: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7

Kim EmersonEagle River Area Chamber of CommercePO Box 1917Eagle River, WI 54521800/[email protected]

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MOUNT HOREB OCTOBER 5-632nd Fall Heritage FestivalDowntown Mount Horeb, Main StSat 9am-4pm, Sun 10am-3pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 10000Entertainment: Music, TheaterExperience Norwegian heritage with artists,crafters, farmers’ market, buggy rides, mini trac-tor pull, quilt show, heritage demonstrations, livemusic and silent auction on Mount Horeb’s his-toric main street. A Host Frokost (Norwegianbreakfast) is presented by Sons of Norway.

Exhibitors: 80Deadline: 8/15/2013Eligibility: Juried, 3/0 Slides or Photos, DigitalImagesBooth Size/Fee: 10 x 10, 10 x 20/$95-$120Acceptable Work: 2 3 4 6 9Facilities: 2 3 7


OMRO OCTOBER 5-6Art from the Barn 2013The Foote/Frank family farm, 6320 Cty Hwy KSat 9am-4pm, Sun 10am-3pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 1000Entertainment: MusicA beautiful Amish built Wisconsin barn providesthe setting for an entirely unique art show andsale. This show is a carefully selected blend offine arts, fine crafts, photography and other one-of-a-kind gift items produced by local artisans.

Exhibitors: 30Deadline: Until FullEligibility: Juried, 3/1 Photos, Digital Images Booth Size/Fee: 6 x 6, 10 x 10/$30-$60Acceptable Work: 1 2 3 4 6 9Facilities: 1 2 3 5 6 7

Jen Frank6320 Cty Hwy KOmro, WI 54963920/[email protected]

SHAWANO OCTOBER 5-6Shawano Country Miles of Art8 Shawano County locations Admission: FreeAttendance: 2500Free self-guided tours of artists’ studios, Walls ofWittenberg murals and Barn Quilts, combinedwith colorful fall drives. Experience a unique op-portunity to meet the artists and purchase theirwork.

Exhibitors: 75Deadline: Eligibility: ClosedBooth Size/Fee: 10 x 10/Not SpecifiedAcceptable Work: 1 2 3 9Facilities: 2 3 7

Patti PetersonShawano Country Tourism CouncilPO Box 38Shawano, WI 54166715/[email protected]

GREENVILLE OCTOBER 639th Annual Greenville Fall Craft FairGreenville Lions Park, N1003 Municipal Dr9am-3pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 3000Handmade arts/crafts, produce, bakery. Insideand outside – rain or shine. For early set-up,homemade sweet rolls, egg biscuits, hot drinks.Lunch – homemade soups, hot drinks/sand-wiches, desserts. Free parking.

Exhibitors: 225Deadline: 8/31/2013Eligibility: OpenBooth Size/Fee: 5 x 8, 10 x 10/$35-$45Acceptable Work: 1 2 3 4 5 6 9Facilities: 1 2 3 7

Sandy Mc MonagleGreenville Lioness ClubPO Box 181Greenville, WI 54942920/[email protected]


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LAKE MILLS OCTOBER 6Lake Mills Fall Festival of ColorCommons Park, 100 Main St9am-3pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 3000Entertainment: Music

Exhibitors: 125Deadline: Until FullEligibility: OpenBooth Size/Fee: Not Specified/$30Acceptable Work: 1 2 3 4 5 6 9Facilities: 2 3 7

Kate AndersonLake Mills Area Chamber of Commerce200C Water StLake Mills, WI 53551920/[email protected]

BARABOO OCTOBER 12Downtown Baraboo Fair on the SquareDowntown Business District, Third and Fourth St9am-4pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 10000Entertainment: Music, Theater, Dance27th annual event with drive up, on street set-up,free coffee and donuts for exhibitors. Food court,farmers market, kids’ entertainment, live musicand performance. Professionally organized andpromoted event.

Exhibitors: 200Deadline: Until FullEligibility: Juried-$5, 3/1 Slides or Photos,Photos, Digital ImagesBooth Size/Fee: 10 x 10/$85Acceptable Work: 1 3 4 5 6 9Facilities: 2 3 5 7

Greg or Karen DeSantoFunnyBones Productions LLCPO Box 216Baraboo, WI 53913608/[email protected]

JANESVILLE OCTOBER 12Cargill United Methodist Women Craft Showand Bake SaleCraig Center, Rock County Fairgrounds, 1301 Craig Ave9am-3pmAdmission: $1Attendance: 475Craft show, bake sale, refreshments and lunchavailable.

Exhibitors: 65Deadline: 9/30/2013Eligibility: Open Booth Size/Fee: 10 x 10/$35Acceptable Work: 1 2 3 4 5 6 9Facilities: 1 3 5 7

Leah CreedCargill United Methodist WomenPO Box 539Footville, WI 53537608/531-1808 or 414/[email protected]

NECEDAH OCTOBER 12-132nd Annual Art Show at Necedah NationalWildlife RefugeNecedah National Wildlife Refuge Visitor Centerand Buildings, N11385 Headquarters Rd9am-3pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 400Artists are required to have nature related itemsfor sale, preferable images that relate to therefuge and the wildlife that is present.

Exhibitors: 12Deadline: 8/15/2013Eligibility: Juried, preferably Mid-West artistsBooth Size/Fee: 8 x 8, 12 x 12/$50-$75Acceptable Work: 1 3 9Facilities: 1 3 5 6 7

Audrey TraverFriends of Necedah NWRN11385 Headquarters RdNecedah, WI 54646608/[email protected]

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MEDFORD OCTOBER 13Simek Recreation Center Arts, Crafts andCollectibles FairSimek Recreation Center, 1037 W Broadway9:30am-3:30pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 1000Booth set-up from 6-9am. This is an indoor showwith full concession stand.

Exhibitors: 80Deadline: Until FullEligibility: Open Booth Size/Fee: 10 x 10/$60Acceptable Work: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9Facilities: 1

Billie HartwigMedford Youth Hockey AssociationPO Box 302Medford, WI 54451715/[email protected]

JUNEAU OCTOBER 19Dodgeland PTO Craft and Bake SaleDodgeland Middle High School, 401 S Western Ave9am-3pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 200Homemade crafts, knitted and crocheted items,floral decorations and some non-craft items. Hotfood and a delicious bake sale. Car show.

Exhibitors: 68Deadline: Until FullEligibility: Open, Digital Images Booth Size/Fee: 12 x 12/$25-$35Acceptable Work: 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9Facilities: 1 3 5 7

Amy PolsinDodgeland PTO401 S Western AveJuneau, WI 53039920/[email protected]


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MENASHA OCTOBER 19Fall Craft Bazaar and BeyondThe Salvation Army, 1525 Appleton Rd9am-2pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 200This is our 9th Annual Bazaar.

Exhibitors: 25Deadline: 9/6/2013Eligibility: Open Booth Size/Fee: 6 x 8, 10 x 10/$20-$55Acceptable Work: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9Facilities: 1 3 5 7

Captain Melinda TooleyThe Salvation Army1525 Appleton RdMenasha, WI 54956920/886-3612 ext [email protected]

NEW BERLIN OCTOBER 19Fall Harvest Art and Craft FairRonald Reagan Elementary School, 4225 S Calhoun Rd9am-3pmAdmission: $2Attendance: 1100The 31st year with over 120 crafters and artistsoffering unique handcrafted items. Concessionsarea featuring homemade chili and fabulousbaked goods. All proceeds are donated back tothe surrounding communities.

Exhibitors: 125Deadline: Until FullEligibility: Open, 2/0 Photos, Digital Images Booth Size/Fee: 4.5 x 13, 8 x 10/$45-$55Acceptable Work: 1 2 3 4 5 9Facilities: 1 3 5 7

Linda ArendNew Berlin Junior Woman’s Club4138 S Regal Manor CtNew Berlin, WI 53151262/[email protected]

OSHKOSH OCTOBER 19Square FareOpera House Square, Downtown, 300 N Main St8am-2pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 1000Held on the third Saturday of each month, Junethrough October. Browse through 60 vendors sell-ing antiques, collectibles, crafts, manufacturedproducts, imported art and resale items.



PORTAGE OCTOBER 19Bethlehem Lutheran Craft FairBethlehem Lutheran Church, W8267 Hwy 33 E9am-2pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 300Arts and crafts, no commercial. All hand madeitems. Includes artist paintings, wood work, nee-dle work, quilts and much more. Also features abrat and bake sale.

Exhibitors: 29Deadline: 10/1/2013Eligibility: OpenBooth Size/Fee: 8 x 10/$15-$20Acceptable Work: 1 2 3 4 5 6 9Facilities: 1 3 5 6 7

Cloe RehdantzW6929 Military RdPortage, WI 53901608/[email protected]

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WEST BEND OCTOBER 19Fall Fair to RememberWashington County Fair Park, 3000 Cty Hwy PV9am-4pmAdmission: $3Attendance: 3500Held in two large buildings where weather is noproblem. Art and craft fair, 4-H concessions, facepainting by Jer Bear. Many gift ideas for homeand garden. Free parking.

Exhibitors: 200Deadline: Until FullEligibility: Juried, 2/1 PhotosBooth Size/Fee: 10 x 10, 10 x 12/$80Acceptable Work: 1 2 3 4 5 6 9Facilities: 1 2 3 5 6 7


GREEN LAKE OCTOBER 19-20From the Land Folk Art FestivalW1648 Cty Hwy JSat 10am-4pm, Sun 10am-3pmAdmission: $1Attendance: 6000Entertainment: MusicDemonstrations on broom making, spinning, felt-ing, carving, basket making, blacksmithing, andweaving. About 100 artists, refreshments, Euro-pean bakery, organic produce and meat, tractorshow, voyageur canoe and tepee. Folk singer, JimAnger performs both days.

Exhibitors: 100Deadline: March 15Eligibility: Juried, Closed, Digital Images,Invitation OnlyBooth Size/Fee: 10 x 10/$100Acceptable Work: 1 2 3 6 9Facilities: 1 2 3

Jan LondowskiW1601 Cty Hwy JGreen Lake, WI 54941920/[email protected]

MAUSTON OCTOBER 19-207th Annual Mauston Pumpkin BashVeterans Memorial Park (Juneau County Fair-grounds), 1001 Division St10am-5pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 3000A full weekend of family-friendly events, vendors,music, baking contest, chili cook-off contest, cos-tume contest, trunk-n-treat, pumpkin paintingand carving, hay rides, pony rides, inflatablerides, kids’ games, parade and much more.

Exhibitors: 75Deadline: Until FullEligibility: Open Booth Size/Fee: 10 x 10, 10 x 30/$35Acceptable Work: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9Facilities: 2 3 5 6 7

Cynthia MakowanMauston Pumpkin BashPO Box 171Mauston, WI 53948608/[email protected]

WISCONSIN DELLS OCTOBER 19-20Autumn Harvest FestWisconsin Dells Festival Site, La Crosse StSat 9am-5pm, Sun 10am-2pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 15000Entertainment: Music, DanceAn annual Autumn celebration with live entertain-ment, free parking, microbrew tasting, free spec-tator admission and free family activities.

Exhibitors: 115Deadline: Until FullEligibility: Juried, 2/1 Photos, Digital Images Booth Size/Fee: 10 x 12/$75Acceptable Work: 1 2 3 4 5 6 9Facilities: 2 3 6 7

Julia RandlesWisconsin Dells FestivalsPO Box 390Wisconsin Dells, WI 53965608/254-7180 ext [email protected]/ahf

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LANCASTER NOVEMBER 2Holiday Craft SaleLancaster High School, 806 E Elm St9am-3pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 1500Entertainment: Music22nd annual tri-state area craft sale with break-fast and lunch. Free admission and free parking,door prizes, music, purchase awards.

Exhibitors: 75Deadline: 10/8/2013Eligibility: Open Booth Size/Fee: 4 x 4, 10 x 12/$25-$60Acceptable Work: 1 2 3 4 5 6 9Awards: $500Facilities: 1 3 5 6 7

Gloria FullerLHS Art Club806 E Elm StLancaster, WI 53813608/723-2173 ext [email protected]/Departments/highschool/art/artclub.htm

NEENAH NOVEMBER 2Neenah High School Helping Hands Art andCraft FairNeenah High School - Ron Einerson Fieldhouse1275 Tullar Rd9am-3pmAdmission: $2Attendance: 2000All proceeds from admissions and vendor boothfees go directly to students and families atNeenah High School who find themselves in ur-gent financial need situations throughout theyear.

Exhibitors: 100Deadline: 10/2/2013Eligibility: Juried, 2/1 Photos, Digital ImagesBooth Size/Fee: 12 x 12/$40-$60Acceptable Work: 1 2 3 4 5 6 9Facilities: 1 3 5 6 7

Shelley AaholmNeenah High School1275 Tullar RdNeenah, WI 54956920/751-6900 ext [email protected]/schools/high/nhs_specialprojects.cfm

WEST ALLIS NOVEMBER 220th Annual Nathan Hale High School PTSAHoliday Craft FairNathan Hale High School, 11601 W Lincoln Ave9am-4pmAdmission: $3Attendance: 1500Large selection of quality crafts, holiday items,concessions. Silent auction and bake sale. Greatlocation and parking. Wonderful day to purchaseholiday gift items.

Exhibitors: 125Deadline: Until FullEligibility: Open Booth Size/Fee: 8 x 10, 6 x 14/$45-$50Acceptable Work: 2 3 4 5 6 9Facilities: 1 3 5 7

Mary SchmidtNathan Hale High School PTSA11601 W Lincoln AveWest Allis, WI 53227414/604-3200 ext [email protected]

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ROTHSCHILD NOVEMBER 2-3Cedar Creek Mall Arts and Craft FairCedar Creek Mall, 10101 Market StSat 10am-4pm, Sun 11am-4pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 2000Annual arts and craft fair featuring a large vari-ety of quality handcrafted items, jewelry, homedécor, woodworking, gifts, and much more. Welladvertised, free admission and free parking. Agreat time to start your holiday shopping.

Exhibitors: 100Deadline: Until FullEligibility: Open Booth Size/Fee: 8 x 10/$65Acceptable Work: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9Facilities: 1 5 6 7


BRUSSELS NOVEMBER 333rd Annual Southern Door Arts and CraftsFairSouthern Door Schools, 2073 Cty Hwy DK9am-3pmAdmission: $2Attendance: 1000Door County’s largest craft show under one roof.100 booths, door prizes every half hour, food anddrink available, shuttle from parking lots.

Exhibitors: 100Deadline: 10/21/2013Eligibility: OpenBooth Size/Fee: 8 x 10/$45Acceptable Work: 3 4 5 6Facilities: 1 2 3 5 6 7

Tree DelarwelleSouthern Door Athletic Booster Club7371 W Center RdSturgeon Bay, WI 54235920/[email protected]

MUSKEGO NOVEMBER 3Peppermint FairBay Lane Middle School, S75W16399 Hilltop Dr9:30 am-3:30pmAdmission: $1Attendance: 800This annual, holiday themed craft fair features avariety of items and exhibitors and is well at-tended by the community. Many hand or homecrafted items. Quilt raffle, bake sale.


Karen DroppMuskego Womans’ ClubS76W18150 Janesville CtMuskego, WI 53150262/[email protected]


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BUTLER NOVEMBER 9St. Agnes – Butler Holly FairSt. Agnes Parish, 12801 W Fairmount Ave9am-3pmAdmission: $1Attendance: 800Annual juried arts and crafts fair with 40 ven-dors. Handmade crafts, home-based businesseswelcome. Family-friendly, Mrs. Santa Shop, booksale, hot food and beverages.

Exhibitors: 40Deadline: Until FullEligibility: Juried, 2/2 Photos, Digital Images Booth Size/Fee: 8 x 8/$35-$40Acceptable Work: 2 3 4 5 6Facilities: 1 3 5 7

Kathleen SchroederSt. Agnes Community Fellowship Committee11913 W Douglas AveMilwaukee, WI 53225414/[email protected]

DEERFIELD NOVEMBER 9Christmas in the Country Craft and Art ShowDeerfield Elementary School, 340 W Quarry St9am-3pmAdmission: $1Attendance: 1200Annual art and craft show, featuring qualityhand-crafted items and raffle. Great gift shop-ping. Lunch and refreshments available.

Exhibitors: 95Deadline: 9/15/2013Eligibility: Open Booth Size/Fee: 10 x 10/$40Acceptable Work: 1 2 3 4 5 6 9Facilities: 1 3 5 7

Wendy ColeDeerfield Elementary School PTO3651 Saddle Ridge RdDeerfield, WI 53531608/[email protected]

HARTFORD NOVEMBER 9Great Hartford Craft ExpositionHartford Union High School, 805 Cedar St9am-3pmAdmission: $3Attendance: 2500Entertainment: MusicThe 29th annual event features 110 exhibitors tokick off the holiday season. Held in conjunctionwith Lion’s Pancake Day and city Christmas pa-rade. Live music.

Exhibitors: 110Deadline: Until FullEligibility: Juried, 3/0 Photos, Digital Images Booth Size/Fee: 10 x 9, 15 x 9/$110-$150Acceptable Work: 1 2 3 4 5 6 9Facilities: 1 3 5 7

Sue LiskoHartford Women’s Club7613 Pond RdHartford, WI 53027262/[email protected]

MAZOMANIE NOVEMBER 9Wisconsin Heights Holiday Arts and Craft FairWisconsin Heights Middle and High School, 10173 US Hwy 148am-3pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 2500Entertainment: MusicThe 16th annual event featuring quality art andcrafts, authors, baked goods, door prizes, foodand refreshments. Child-care available. Fund-raising event, benefits scholarships, school clubsand parent groups of the district. Food pantry do-nations welcomed and encouraged.

Exhibitors: 97Deadline: Until FullEligibility: Open, 1/1 PhotosBooth Size/Fee: 5 x 10, 10 x 10/Free-$80Acceptable Work: 1 3 4 5 6 9Facilities: 1 3 7

Pam SutcliffeWisconsin Heights Holiday Arts and Craft Fair5296 John Wilkinson RdMazomanie, WI 53560608/[email protected]

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MOUNT HOREB NOVEMBER 95th Annual Holdiay Craft BonanzaMount Horeb Middle School, 900 E Garfield St9am-4pmAdmission: $2Attendance: 1000Entertainment: MusicOur kick-off to the holiday season in Mount Horebalong with the Small Town Holidays event down-town. Events include bake sale, silent auction,raffles and door prizes. Donations to the foodpantry welcome.

Exhibitors: 63Deadline: 10/15/2013Eligibility: Juried, 3/0 Slides or Photos, DigitalImages Booth Size/Fee: 8 x 8, 8 x 16/$50-$75Acceptable Work: 3 4 6 9Facilities: 1 3 7


OSHKOSH NOVEMBER 9Holiday Wonders Shopping Expo and CraftFairSunnyview Expo Center on Winnebago County Fairgrounds, 500 Sunnyview Ln10am-4pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 1700Free admission for the 6th annual shopping expoand craft fair. Shop over 75 vendors selling awide variety of unique and wonderful items.


Kathy JoubertL&K Productions920 W 9th AveOshkosh, WI 54902800/[email protected]


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PHILLIPS NOVEMBER 9Holiday Crafts and Treasures SalePhillips Municipal Building, 174 S Eyder AveSat 9am-3pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 800Start your holiday shopping in Phillips with theannual craft and treasure sale. Large selection ofquality handcrafted items, jewelry and holidaygifts with unique items for the whole family.Lunch and refreshments available. Sponsored bythe Phillips American Legion Auxiliary Unit #122.

Exhibitors: 57Deadline: 11/1/2013 or Until FullEligibility: Open Booth Size/Fee: 8 x 8/$25Acceptable Work: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9Facilities: 1 3 5 7

Jean KlimowskiPhillips American Legion Auxiliary Unit #122W10607 W Skinner Creek RdPhillips, WI 54555715/[email protected]

WAUKESHA NOVEMBER 9Avalon Square Art and Craft FairAvalon Square, 222 Park Place9am-3pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 500Annual holiday themed art and craft fair locatedat a senior living community in historic downtownWuakesha. Indoor event featuring a wide varietyof quality handcrafted items, home décor, jewelry,photography, gifts and more. Bake sale and café.

Exhibitors: 50Deadline: Until FullEligibility: Open Booth Size/Fee: 6 x 8/$35Acceptable Work: 1 2 3 4 5 6 9Facilities: 1 3 5 7

Lisa FleckensteinAvalon Square222 Park PlaceWaukesha, WI 53186262/[email protected]

JEFFERSON NOVEMBER 9-10Handcrafted Holiday Craft and Art FairJefferson County Fairgrounds, 503 N Jackson RdSat 10am-4pm, Sun 11am-4pmAdmission: $3Attendance: 2000Juried craft and art fair. 100 exhibits showcasingthe Midwest’s finest crafts. Admission $3, chil-dren 15 and under free. Get $1 off coupon by togoing to www.craftproductionsinc.com

Exhibitors: 100Deadline: Until FullEligibility: Juried, 3/1 Photos Booth Size/Fee: 8 x 10, 10 x 10/$110-$120Acceptable Work: 1 2 3 4 5 6 9Facilities: 1 3 5 7


BROOKFIELD NOVEMBER 10Brookfield East Holiday Arts and Craft FairBrookfield East High School, 3305 N Lilly Rd10am-4pmAdmission: $4Attendance: 2600The 38th year with approximately 200 Midwestcrafters and artisans offering unique, hand-crafted items. Juried. Proceeds benefit music, artand drama students at BEHS. Excellent food, easyparking, shuttle, one building and student per-formers.

Exhibitors: 200Deadline: 11/10/2013Eligibility: Juried, 4/2 Slides or Photos,Photos, Digital Images Booth Size/Fee: 12 x 6, 12 x 12/$85-$180Acceptable Work: 1 2 3 4 5 6 9Facilities: 1 3 5 7

Craft Fair ChairBrookfield East High School Friends of Fine Arts3305 N Lilly RdBrookfield, WI 53005262/[email protected]

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MARSHFIELD NOVEMBER 16PEO Holiday Boutique and LuncheonBelvedere Supper Club, M329 Hwy 97 N9am-1pmAdmission: $1Attendance: 350PEO Holiday Boutique and luncheon with cookiewalk at 1pm. Luncheon served from 10am to1pm. Upscale, unique crafts and specialty items.Proceeds benefit scholarships for women.

Exhibitors: 25Deadline: Until FullEligibility: Open Booth Size/Fee: 7 x 11, 8 x 10/$25-$75Acceptable Work: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9Facilities: 1 3 5 6 7

Deborah JanzPEO Chapters of MarshfieldS1206 W 26th RdSpencer, WI 54479715/[email protected]

MAUSTON NOVEMBER 16Holiday Craft and Gift ShowMauston High School, 800 Grayside Ave9am-3pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 300Held at Mauston High School featuring crafters, abake sale and food sale.

Exhibitors: 40Deadline: Until FullEligibility: Open Booth Size/Fee: 4 x 8, 10 x 10/$35-$45Acceptable Work: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9Facilities: 1 3 5 7


MILWAUKEE NOVEMBER 16Lady Elks Fall FairMilwaukee Elks Lodge #46, 5555 W Good Hope Rd9am-3pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 300Variety of crafters and vendors, raffles, bake saleand concessions.

Exhibitors: 45Deadline: 10/31/2013Eligibility: Open Booth Size/Fee: 3 x 8/$20Acceptable Work: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9Facilities: 1 3 5 7

Linda Czecholinski8519 W Sunnyvale RdMequon, WI 53097262/[email protected]

MILWAUKEE NOVEMBER 23WLHS Colors of Christmas Craft FairWisconsin Lutheran High School, 330 N Glenview Ave9am-3pmAdmission: $3Attendance: 1000Annual juried fair featuring over 100 exhibitorsdisplaying a wide variety of handmade arts andcrafts. Food and refreshments, bake sale andsilent craft auction. All proceeds benefit the highschool.

Exhibitors: 100Deadline: Until FullEligibility: Juried, 2-3/0 Photos Booth Size/Fee: 10 x 10/$65Acceptable Work: 1 2 3 4 5 6 9Facilities: 1 3 5 7

Gail WittenburgWisconsin Lutheran High School330 N Glenview AveMilwaukee, WI 53213414/453-4567 ext [email protected]

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WAUPACA NOVEMBER 23Winter Classic Art and Craft ShowWaupaca Ale House Conference Center, 201 Foxfire Dr9am-4pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 1500The Winter Classic Art and Craft Show featuresover 30 vendors with a variety of crafts to pleaseanyone. Get a jump start on your Christmas shop-ping or find a beautiful decoration for your home.

Exhibitors: 30Deadline: Until FullEligibility: Juried, 2/1 Slides or Photos Booth Size/Fee: 10 x 10, 8 x 10/$45Acceptable Work: 1 2 3 4 6 9Facilities: 1 3 5 7

Barbara JohnsonN7255 Olson RdIola, WI 54945715/[email protected]

MENOMONEE FALLS NOVEMBER 24Jingle Bell Craft FairMenomonee Falls High School, W142N8101 Merrimac Dr9am-3pmAdmission: $2Attendance: 1500Entertainment: MusicA holiday arts and crafts fair sponsored by theMenomonee Falls Choir Association. All proceedsgo to support the choir program. 150 vendors,raffle, food and bake sale. Performances by thehigh school choir throughout the day.

Exhibitors: 150Deadline: Until FullEligibility: Open, 1/1 Photos, Digital Images Booth Size/Fee: 10 x 10/$55Acceptable Work: 1 2 3 4 5 6 9Facilities: 1 3 7

Lynn BaumanFalls Choir AssociationW142N6242 Mill Ridge DrMenomonee Falls, WI 53051262/[email protected]

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December ELKHART LAKE DECEMBER 6-15Old World Christmas MarketThe Osthoff Resort, 101 Osthoff Ave10am-5pm dailyAdmission: $6Attendance: 8000Annual holiday event featuring international andregional artisans displaying specialty productsand delicious European delicacies - all within agrand heated tent adorned in twinkling lights andfragrant evergreens

Exhibitors: 65Deadline: Until FullEligibility: Juried, 2/0 Photos, Digital ImagesBooth Size/Fee: 6 x 8, 10 x 10/$700-$800Acceptable Work: 1 2 3 4 5 6 8 9Facilities: 2 3 4 5 6 7

Abbey HeiseThe Osthoff Resort101 Osthoff AveElkhart Lake, WI 53020920/[email protected]

EDGERTON DECEMBER 7Snowflake Craft FairEdgerton High School, 200 Elm High Dr9am-3pmAdmission: $2Attendance: 1100Entertainment: Music23rd Annual Holiday Craft Fair. Featuring a vari-ety of items and exhibitors from across the state.Come join us for an afternoon of holiday shop-ping, Edgerton Chamber Singers caroling andlunch served all day. Also featuring hourly doorprizes.

Exhibitors: 110Deadline: Until FullEligibility: Juried, 1-2/0 Photos Booth Size/Fee: 10 x 10, 6 x 16/$40Acceptable Work: 1 2 3 4 5 6 9Facilities: 1 3 5 6 7

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CEDARBURG DECEMBER 6-8Christmas in the CountryCedar Creek Winery/Historic Cedar Creek Settle-ment Building, N70W6340 Bridge RdFri 10am-8pm, Sat 10am-5pm, Sun 11am-4pmAdmission: $3Attendance: 1000Entertainment: MusicA nationally recognized folk and fine arts andcrafts boutique celebrating 39 years. The Spirit ofChristmas abounds throughout this unique arts,crafts and gourmet food show located in the his-toric town of Cedarburg.

Exhibitors: 100Deadline: Until FullEligibility: Juried-$10, 3/1 Photos, DigitalImagesBooth Size/Fee: 6 x 6, 10 x 6/$75-$175Acceptable Work: 1 2 3 4 5 6 9Facilities: 1 3 5 6 7

Mary Quisno5637 N Argyle AveGlendale, WI 53209414/[email protected]


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MONCHES DECEMBER 730th Annual Blessed Teresa of CalcuttaHoliday Craft FairBlessed Teresa of Calcutta Church W302N9583 O’Neil Rd9am-4pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 250Annual craft fair held during the village ofMonches Artisan Open House event. Local andparish crafters, church bake sale, quilt raffle,food and refreshments available.

Exhibitors: 25Deadline: Until FullEligibility: Juried, 3/1 Photos, Digital Images,local, WisconsinBooth Size/Fee: 6 x 8, 8 x 10/$25-$35Acceptable Work: 2 3 4 5 6 9Facilities: 1 3 5 7

Diane CullBlessed Teresa of Calcutta ParishPO Box 68North Lake, WI 53064262/[email protected]

NEKOOSA DECEMBER 7Nekoosa Area Hometown Christmas Arts,Crafts and More ShowNekoosa Community Center, Crestview Ln9am-4pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 500Entertainment: MusicFamily friendly event includes breakfast withSanta, story time, cookie decorating, fire and am-bulance open house, arts, crafts, kids’ activities,horse drawn wagon rides, food, reindeer run 5Krun/walk, holidy parade and fireworks.

Exhibitors: 25Deadline: Until FullEligibility: Open Booth Size/Fee: Not Specified/$25-$50Acceptable Work: 1 2 3 4 5 6 8 9Facilities: 1 3 5 7

Krista CoonHeart of Wisconsin Chamber of Commerce1120 Lincoln StWisconsin Rapids, WI 54494715/[email protected]

WALES DECEMBER 7Kettle Moraine High School Holiday Arts andCrafts FairKettle Moraine High School, 349 Oak Crest Dr8:30am-2pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 800Entertainment: Music11th annual holiday craft festival featuring qual-ity handcrafted items. Includes a variety of liveholiday music throughout the day and activitiesfor children including “Breakfast with Santa.”

Exhibitors: 50Deadline: Until FullEligibility: Juried, 3/1 Photos Booth Size/Fee: 6 x 6, 6 x 15/$25-$60Acceptable Work: 1 2 3 4 5 6 9Facilities: 1 3 5 7

Debbie KlieseKettle Moraine High School BandW328S1532 Forest Hills CtDelafield, WI 53018262/[email protected]

LEBANON DECEMBER 7-8St. Peter’s Country Christmas Cookie andCraft SaleSt. Peter’s Lutheran Church, W4668 Cty Hwy MMSat 8am-3pm, Sun 9am-1pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 600Craft vendors line the hallways as customersmake their way to the cookie sale. Over 130 vari-eties of cookies and candies are available alongwith 20 varieties of homemade soups. Baked po-tato bar, sandwiches, cinnamon rolls and more.

Exhibitors: 15Deadline: Until FullEligibility: Open Booth Size/Fee: 5 x 8/$30Acceptable Work: 2 3 4 5 6Facilities: 1 3 5 7

Debbi GroelerSt. Peter’s Lutheran ChurchN1397 Cty Hwy RWatertown, WI 53098920/[email protected] [email protected]

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WAUKESHA DECEMBER 7-8Mistletoe Market Craft and Art FairWaukesha County Expo Center, 1000 Northview RdSat 10am-4pm, Sun 11am-4pmAdmission: $3Attendance: 2500Juried craft and art fair. 100 exhibits showcasingthe Midwest’s finest crafts. Admission $3, chil-dren 15 and under free. Get $1 off coupon bygoing to www.craftproductionsinc.com.

Exhibitors: 100Deadline: Until FullEligibility: Juried, 3/1 PhotosBooth Size/Fee: 10 x 10/$130Acceptable Work: 1 2 3 4 5 6 9Facilities: 1 3 5 7

Karen YackleyCraft Productions, Inc.1606 W Jefferson StOttawa, Il 61350815/[email protected]

BELOIT DECEMBER 13HolidazzleDowntown Beloit 5pm-9pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 1000Entertainment: MusicFeaturing artists, and specialty craftspeople in40-plus locations displaying one-of-a-kind giftsand unique pieces of art. Live music, Santa visits,children’s events and holiday treats make this atruly special evening for the entire family.

Exhibitors: 50-70Deadline: 11/28/2013Eligibility: OpenBooth Size/Fee: Not Specified/$25Acceptable Work: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9Facilities: 1 5 7

Crystal BuhmeyerDowntown Beloit Association500 Public AveBeloit, WI 53511608/[email protected]

WEST BEND DECEMBER 14Christmas Fair to RememberWashington County Fair Park, 3000 Cty Hwy PV9am-4pmAdmission: $2Attendance: 2000Come and enjoy the Christmas season with hand-crafted items from local vendors. Unique gifts foreveryone. Don’t miss out on this great opportunity.

Exhibitors: 200Deadline: Until FullEligibility: Juried, 2/1 PhotosBooth Size/Fee: 10 x 10, 10 x 12/$80Acceptable Work: 1 2 3 4 5 6 9Facilities: 1 3 5 6 7


ROTHSCHILD DECEMBER 14-15Cedar Creek Mall Arts and Craft FairCedar Creek Mall, 10101 Market StSat 10am-4pm, Sun 11am-4pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 2000Annual arts and craft fair featuring a large vari-ety of quality handcrafted items, jewelry, homedécor, woodworking, gifts, and so much more.Well advertised, free admission and free parking.It is a great time to start your holiday shopping,with many great gifts available.



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Index by CityAmery 14Ashland 23, 24Baraboo 8, 50Belgium 32Beloit 8, 14, 38, 63Beaver Dam 23Bonduel 43Boulder Junction 33Brussels 55Brookfield 58Burlington 33Butler 56Cambridge 11Cedarburg 16, 17, 43, 44, 45, 60Cedar Grove 27Chippewa Falls 14Cross Plains 43Deerfield 56DeForest 11Delafield 42Eagle River 24, 33, 48East Troy 12Edgerton 24, 32, 61Elkhart Lake 61Ellison Bay 28Ellsworth 18Fish Creek 27, 46Fitchburg 34Fond du Lac 11, 30Franksville 46Germantown 41Green Bay 38, 48Greenbush 37Green Lake 53Greenville 49Hartford 32, 56Horicon 45Hubertus 10, 43Hudson 45

Iron River 36Jacksonport 9, 30Janesville 31, 50Jefferson 2, 10, 41, 58Juneau 51Kaukauna 9Kenosha 16Kimberly 6Ladysmith 25Lake Mills 25, 50Lakewood 10Lancaster 54Land O’ Lakes 27Lebanon 62Lodi 20Madison 4, 22, 23Manitowoc 12Marshfield 8, 13, 41, 59Mauston 5, 18, 53, 59Mazomanie 56Medford 5, 51Menasha 52Menomonee Falls 60Middleton 36Milwaukee 5, 7, 16, 21, 23, 59Minocqua 12, 22, 31, 47Monches 62Monona 20Mount Horeb 26, 49, 57Muskego 55Necedah 50Nekoosa 62Neenah 27, 54New Berlin 52New Glarus 18, 38New Holstein 35New London 41New Richmond 12Oconomowoc 34

Omro 20, 49Oregon 15Oshkosh 8, 14, 22, 26, 34, 43, 52,57Pardeeville 39Phillips 3, 47, 58Platteville 28Portage 26, 36, 52Prairie du Sac 37Presque Isle 36Racine 7, 31Reedsburg 15, 48Rhinelander 13Richfield 28Rothschild 4, 42, 55, 63Seeley 21Shawano 49Sheboygan 26Soldiers Grove 42Sparta 2Spring Green 18Stoughton 9Sturgeon Bay 10Sun Prairie 13, 17, 35, 39Wales 34, 62Warrens 46Waterford 24Watertown 15, 32, 39Waukesha 3, 39, 44, 58, 63Waunakee 28Waupaca 15, 33, 60Wausau 40West Allis 54West Bend 4, 6, 53, 63West Salem 7Wilton 30Wisconsin Dells 13, 42, 53Wisconsin Rapids 17, 40

April 22, 1970. The first Earth Day.Founded by Senator Gaylord Nelson ofWisconsin to raise environmentalconsciousness.

Wisconsinites continue to dig in to theEarth Day tenets of preserving theenvironment and enhancing our quality of life.

That brings us to the notion of an eco-friendly vacation, a concept theWisconsin Department of Tourismpioneered when it launched Travel GreenWisconsin™ in 2006. Travel Green wasthe first certification program in thecountry that went beyondaccommodations to include tourismbusinesses of all sorts-events,attractions, restaurants, and everythingin between.

So if leaving a lighter footprint isimportant to you, then considerpatronizing the hundreds of Travel GreenWisconsin™ certified businesses whenvisiting. Visit travelwisconsin.com for a listing.

To summarize: Go green. Have fun. Rest easy.

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More Free Wisconsin

TravelGuides

OfficialWisconsin Travel GuideA full-color, 80 pageguide to over 500Wisconsin attractions– the perfect resourcefor planning your nextgetaway.

Wisconsin Activity GuideA full-color, 80-pageguide to recreationalopportunities on theland, on the water,and on the snow.

Wisconsin Event GuidesFull-color, 40 pageguide to some ofWisconsin’s topevents. Two editionsper year – spring/summer andfall/winter.

WisconsinAttractions Guide& Highway MapA pocket-sized, fold-out guide to 64 ofWisconsin’s mostpopular attractions,plus a state highwaymap. Provided by theAssociation ofWisconsin TourismAttractions.

Wisconsin LodgingDirectoryA comprehensivedirectory describingmore than 1,100Wisconsin hotels,motels, resorts andB&Bs. Provided by theWisconsin InnkeepersAssociation.

Wisconsin Bed & BreakfastDirectoryLists 220 charmingWisconsin B&Bs in ahandy, pocket-sizedbrochure. Provided bythe Wisconsin Bed &Breakfast Association.

Native WisconsinA full-color guideshowcasing theattractions, events andhistory of Wisconsin’sIndian people. Providedby Native AmericanTourism of Wisconsin.

Wisconsin RusticRoads GuideAn 80-page full-colorbooklet describing 111quaint, lightly-traveledcountry roads, eachillustrated with a smalllocator map.

Wisconsin CampgroundDirectoryA 66-page guide to theprivate campgrounds ofWisconsin, listed byregion. Provided by theWisconsin Associationof Campground Owners.

Wisconsin StateParks VisitorGuideA 24-page full-colorbooklet detailing therecreational facilitiesoffered at Wisconsin’s79 state parks, forestsand trails.

Wisconsin Birding GuidesBirding hot spots arefeatured in the LakeMichigan, CentralSands, and SouthernSavanna Regions.Choose any or all three.

To order theseguides, visit

travelwisconsin.comor call toll-free1-800-432-8747

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