WISCONSIN ART & CRAFT FAIRS · WISCONSIN ART & CRAFT FAIRS DIRECTORY • 2012 Advertising a Fair All art and crafts fairs held in the State of Wis - consin and open to the general

W I S C O N S I N A R T & C R A F T F A I R S D I R E C T O R Y • 2 0 1 2

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The Wisconsin Arts & Craft FairsDirectory is a comprehensive listing ofart and craft fairs held throughout thestate. The Wisconsin Arts Board haspublished this directory annually since1976, as a governmental service toartists, arts organizations and thegeneral public.

The directory, available free of charge,lists fairs chronologically and containsindexes by city and county. Each eventlisting provides both generalinformation for the public, and specificrequirements for potential art and craftexhibitors.

The events listed within this directoryare also posted on the Wisconsin ArtsBoard website atwww.artsboard.wisconsin.gov and thePortal Wisconsin website atwww.portalwisconson.org.

Whether an artist or art enthusiast, theArts Board hopes that you will find theWisconsin Art & Craft Fairs Directory avaluable resource.

Thank you for your interest and supportof the Wisconsin Arts Board. We hopeyou are able to enjoy a number of thequality art and craft fairs that you willfind in Wisconsin.

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General InformationIntroduction ______________________IFCAdvertising a Fair __________________ 2Key to Directory Code/Terms ___________ 2For Further Details About a Listing ______ 2Obtaining a Seller’s Permit____________ 3To Receive the Directory ______________ 3Other State’s Directories _____________ 3

Events by MonthMarch __________________________ 4April ___________________________ 6May____________________________ 8June ___________________________ 13July ____________________________ 20August _________________________ 28September _______________________ 35October _________________________ 43November _______________________ 49December _______________________ 57

IndexesIndex by City______________________ 60Index by County ___________________ 62Wisconsin County Map_______________ 64

On the Cover: “Carpetbag” by TL Solien, 2008, 30" x 36", acrylic/ink/collage on paper.

“Over the last few years I have produced a body ofmixed -media drawings. My research involves the Amer-ican historical experience of the late 19th and early20th centuries. I am actively researching narrativesfrom the primary period of the American westward ex-pansion into the Great Plains, and capped in the perioddefined by Franklin Roosevelt and the New Deal.

Congruently, I am interested in the formal and materialreality of the images that I produce, and the ability of acontrolled pictorial strategy, defined through materialchoices, to dictate emotional and intellectual engage-ment and response.”

TL Solien

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Advertising a FairAll art and crafts 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 in the directory, sponsors must submitboth an application and a listing fee to theWisconsin Arts Board. (Listing fees currentlyrange from $25 to $250 and are calculated ac-cording to a formula provided on our website atwwww.artsboard.wisconsin.gov)

Applications may be submitted online in themonths of September and October. To be noti-fied when the application is available, contactthe Wisconsin Arts Board and have your emailaddress added to the mailing list.

The Wisconsin Art & Craft Fairs Directory is nota juried list, nor does it represent an Arts Boardapproved list. Information included is obtaineddirectly from fair sponsors.

Key to Directory Codes/TermsMost of the terms used in this directory are self-explanatory; a few, however, require some elab-oration. Others yet, have been assignednumbers to conserve space within the listing.We hope the following definitions provide all thedetails you need.

Eligibility definitions for exhibitors:

Open: No restrictions on entry

Restricted: Limited to who may participate(e.g., senior citizens, DaneCounty artists, Wisconsin resi-dents only, etc.).

Closed: Entry process is closed to thegeneral public (e.g., membersonly).

Juried: Participation is determined by areview panel. A jury fee may berequired (e.g., Juried – $5). Inmost cases, this is non-refund-able; call to verify.

Slides, Images of artwork and/or the Photos, or display may be required for panel

Digital review. 3/1 slides, for example, Images: indicates 3 slides of your art-

work, plus 1 slide of yoursetup/display are requested foryou review.

Booth Size/Fee: Smallest, largest booth dimen-sions/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 Photography

Awards: Total value of cash and/or purchaseawards.

Facility codes:Wheelchair accessible

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

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For Further Details About a ListingFrom time to time, after publication of this di-rectory, sponsors may changes their dates,times, locales or even cancel a fair. The Wis-consin Arts Board is unaware of these changesand has no further information about the fairsthan what is listed in this directory. If you wantto confirm information provided or require ad-ditional information abut any of the art/craftfairs, please call, write, or email the contactperson listed for the 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

To Receive the DirectoryAdditional 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-TRIP (8747). Copies may also be ordered onlineat travelwisconsin.com.

The 2013 edition will be available after January1, 2013. We suggest that you retain this direc-tory as a guide/information resource until youreceive next year’s publication. Most art fairsoccur around the same time every year and areusually sponsored by the same group.

Other States’ DirectoriesTo obtain information about art and craft fairsin our neighboring states, contact the followingnonprofit organizations:

IllinoisIllinois Arts CouncilJames R. Thompson Center100 W. Randolph, Suite 10-500Chicago, IL 60601312/[email protected]/

No charge.

IndianaIndiana Office of Tourism DevelopmentOne N. Capitol, Suite 600Indianapolis, IN 462041-800/677-9800www.in.gov/visitindiana/

No charge (Festival and Events Guide)

IowaIowa Division of TourismDepartment of Economic Development200 E. Grand AvenueDes Moines, IA 503091-800/472-6035www.traveliowa.com

MichiganFairs and festivals can be found on the Michigan.orgwebsite at www.michigan.org.travel

Minnesota/MidwestMidwest Art fairsP.O. Box 72Pepin, WI 547591-800/[email protected]://midwestartfairs.com

$21.90/yr, published in spring and fall.

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Jefferson March 3

Winter Wine Fest & Craft ShowJefferson Fair Park 503 N. Jackson Avenue (Activity Center)10am - 5pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 4,000Entertainment: Music

Got Cabin Fever? We have just the remedy. Enjoy 15Wisconsin Wineries for tastings, craft show, food,music,contests. Retail wine booth. $10.00 wristband for tasting.

Exhibitors: 50Deadline: Until FullEligibility: Juried, Photos

Booth Size/Fee: 10x12/$65Acceptable Work: 1 2 3 4 5 6 9

Facilities: 1 3 5 7

Edna DeWittCalico Cottage/Rock River Winery, Kiwanis,Relay forLife500 A Bernard StreetWatertown, WI 53094920/261-9460Email: [email protected]: www.calicocottagewinery.com

Sheboygan March 10

An International Art and Craft Affair!2820 Union Avenue9am – 3pmAdmission: $2.00Attendance: 700

Vendor sale fundraiser to promote cultural exchangethrough international soccer tournament. Seekingvendors representing cultural diversity includingAmerican.

Exhibitors: 80Deadline: Until FullEligibility: Open, Digital Images

Booth Size/Fee: 10x10/$50-$70Acceptable Work: 1 2, 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

Facilities: 1 3 5 7

Vicki RitchieWisconsin International SoccerP. O. Box 116Waldo, WI 53093920/528-8849Email: [email protected]

Hartford March 24

It’s A Spring Thing Craft FairSt. Kilian School, 264 W. State Street9am - 3pmAdmission: $2.00Attendance: 400

10th annual arts and craft fair to get you ready forSpring. Featuring unique handmade crafts forspring holidays, special celebrations and gardeningdecor. Raffle of donated items from crafters. Foodavailable throughout the day. There is something foreveryone!

Exhibitors: 50Deadline: March 17 or Until FullEligibility: Open Restricted to Handmade

Crafts Booth Size/Fee: 10x10/$45

Acceptable Work: 2 3 4 5 6 9Facilities: 1 2 3 5 7

Michele MandelSt. Kilian School795 Ridge View DriveHartford, WI 53027262/673-4308Email: [email protected]

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Phillips March 24-25

Sport, Home, & Craft ShowPhillips High School, 990 Flambeau AvenueSat 9am - 4pm, Sun 10am - 3pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 500

This show has an emphasis on sports of all kinds,but also includes home improvement companies,and crafters of all kinds

Exhibitors: 50Deadline: Until FullEligibility: Open

Booth Size/Fee: 10X12, 12X30/$50-$325Acceptable Work: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 9

Facilities: 1 2 3 5 7

Judith BoersPhillips Area Chamber of Commerce305 South Lake AvenuePhillips, WI 54555715/339-4100Email: [email protected]: PhillipsWisconsin.net

Redgranite March 31

Redgranite Advancement Association SpringFlingRedgranite Lions Hall, Dearborn Street9am - 2pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 500

Quality Arts & Crafts Fair. Our fair is a majorfundraiser for the Redgranite Advancement Associa-tion. This fundraiser helps support the annual LaborDay Festival, Scholarships for area youth, park im-provements, donations to area food pantry, and thebetterment of the Redgranite community.

Exhibitors: 25Deadline: March 29, 2012 or until fullEligibility: Open, Juried, 1/1 Photos

Booth Size/Fee: 8 x 10/$40Acceptable Work: 1 2 3 4 6 9

Facilities: 1 3 5 7

Susie GustkeRedgranite Advancement AssociationW4863 Happersett LaneRedgranite, WI 54970920/566-4015Email: [email protected]: redgranitewisconsin.com

Madison Area March 31 – April 1

Open Art Studios TourMadison and the surrounding towns11am-4pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: over 70 sites, 6,000 attend

Artists throughout the region open their studios tothe public for an experience beyond the gallery.Some artists do go in on a group site if their studiois not public accessible. Each artist also submitsone piece to be included in our group exhibit at

Exhibitors: 100Deadline: January 1, 2012Eligibility: Open Restricted, Digital Images

Booth Size/Fee: /$75Acceptable Work: 1 2 3 5 6 9

Facilities: 1

Kelly DanielsMadison Area Open Art Studios213 N Thompson RoadSun Prairie, WI 53590608-318-1027Email: [email protected]: maoas.com

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Medford April 1

Simek Center Arts, Crafts, & Collectibles FairSimek Center, 1037 W. State Hwy 649:30am - 3:30pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 1,500

Arts, Crafts, Collectibles, & Home-based Businessesfrom all over the Mid-West.

Exhibitors: 75Deadline: Untill FullEligibility: Open, Restricted to Arts and

Crafts OnlyBooth Size/Fee: 10x10/$60

Acceptable Work: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9Facilities: , 1, 3, 5, 7

Billie HartwigSimek Recreation Center/MAYHA1037 W BroadwayPO Box 302Medford, WI 54451715/748-6655Email: [email protected]

West Bend April 14

Spring Fair to Remember3000 Hwy PV ( Pleaseant Valley Road)9am - 4 pmAdmission: $2.00Attendance: 3,000

Art & Craft Fair, 4-H Concession, Children’s activi-ties, Door Prizes. Two Large buildings, with outdoorsvendors also.

Exhibitors: 200Deadline: March 12, 2012Eligibility: Juried, 2/1 Photos,

Restricted to Handmade Arts & Crafts

Booth Size/Fee: 10 X 10, 10 X 12/$80Acceptable Work: 1, 2, 4, 5, 6, 9

Facilities: , 1, 2, 3, 5, 6, 7

Jane Schoedel1010 Cty Hwy AWest Bend, WI 53090-9027262/692-9488Email: [email protected]: www.afairtoremember.com

Madison April 14

Wisconsin Gourd FestivalOlbrich Botanical Gardens, 3330 Atwood Avenue9am - 4pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 1,200Entertainment: Music

Our annual event features the ordinary gourd as anart medium - through musical instruments, demos,classes, etc. We’re family friendly,feature live music,competitions, seeds/growing literature, raffles, asilent auction and prizes.

Exhibitors: 23Deadline: Until FullEligibility: Open, Restricted to Gourd Artists

& Supply VendorsBooth Size/Fee: 10x10/$45-$60

Acceptable Work: 1, 2, 5, Facilities: , 1, 5, 7

Debra ReadyWisconsin Gourd Society1210 Oakwood Ct.Stoughton, WI 53589608/873-1703Email: [email protected]

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Rothschild April 14-15

Cedar Creek Mall Art & Craft Fair10101 Market StreetSat 10am - 4pm, Sun 11am - 4pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 1,000-2,000

Annual Art & Craft Fair, featuring quality hand-crafted items. Great gift ideas! Well advertised, freeadmission, and free parking!


Booth Size/Fee: 10x8/$65Acceptable Work: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9

Facilities: , 1, 2, 5, 7

Bry TimblinCedar Creek Mall10101 Market Street, Suite B40Rothschild, WI 54474715/355-0011Email: [email protected]: www.cedarcreekmall.com

Milwaukee April 21-22

42nd Annual Norse Rosemalers’ AssociationShowSons of Norway Lodge, 7507 W Oklahoma Avenue,Milwaukee, WISat 10am - 4pm, Sun 12noon - 4pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 1,000Entertainment: Dance

Juried rosemaling show featuring demonstrations inrosemaling, raffle item, silent auction, ethnic foodcourt, woodenware vendors, sales table and Norwe-gian dancers on Sun at 1pm

Exhibitors: 75Deadline: 04/01/2012Eligibility: Juried, Closed, Restricted to Paid

Up MembersBooth Size/Fee: $150

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Betty NellenNorse Rosemalers’ Association173 W State StBurlington, WI 53105262/758-1978Email: [email protected]

Kimberly April 28

Kimberly High School Annual Art and CraftFairW2662 Kennedy Avenue9am - 3pmAdmission: $2.00Attendance: 1,400Entertainment: Music

Annual art and craft fair to raise money for artscholarships and the art club. There will also be araffle, bake sale, and brat fry.

Exhibitors: 120Deadline: Until FullEligibility: Open, Digital Images,

Restricted to Handmade Items Only

Booth Size/Fee: 10x10/$50-$60Acceptable Work: 1 2 3 4 6 9

Facilities: 1 3 5 7

Carrie EverittKimberly High School Art ClubW2662 Kennedy AveKimberly, WI 54136920/687-3024 x3195Email: [email protected]: www.kimberly.k12.wi.us

Fond du Lac April 28

Country Fair Arts & Crafts Show “A BeforeMother’s Day Show”FDL County Fairgrounds Recreation Building Hwy 45& Martin9am - 3pmAdmission: $1.00Attendance: 700+

A quality arts & crafts show, mixed media, doorprizes drawn every half hour, food concessions, andfree parking. Unique gifts and home decorating idea- come & enjoy!

Exhibitors: 80Deadline: Until FullEligibility: Juried, 2/1 Photos



Stephanie HoffmanFond du Lac Recreation Department85 Morningside DriveFond du Lac, WI 54935920/906-6663Email: [email protected]: www.fdlrecdept.com

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Montello May 4-6

Montello Fish N Fun FestivalMontello City-wideFri 4pm - 10pm, Sat 10am - 10pm, Sun 10am - 3pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 1,000Entertainment: Music, Dance

Carnival Rides, Helicopter Rides, Kids Fishing withthe Pros, Craft Fair, Friday Night Fish Boil, FoodCourt, Live Music & Street Dance, Sporting Events,Pontoon & Canoe Rides.


Booth Size/Fee: 10x10, 15x15/$50-$150Acceptable Work: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9

Facilities: 2, 3, 5, 7

Sandy WuteskaMontello Fish N Fun CommitteeW4150 Cty Rd KMontello, WI 53949414-531-5544Email: [email protected]: facebook, Montello Fish N Fun

Racine May 5

Lakefront Artist FairFestival Park9am - 4pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 7,000Entertainment: Music

Celebrating our 31st annual Lakefront Artist Fair!Over 120 artists exhibit at this lively family event onthe banks of beautiful Lake Michigan. Artists loveour hospitality and helpfulness!

Exhibitors: 125Deadline: March 15Eligibility: Juried, 2/1 Slides or

PhotosBooth Size/Fee: 10x12/$75-$100

Acceptable Work: 1 2 3 4 6 9Facilities: 2 3 6 7

Rita C. LewisRacine Montessori School2317 Howe StreetRacine, WI 53403262/637-7892Email: [email protected]: www.racinemontessori.com

Denmark May 5

Spring Arts & Craft Fair450 N. Wall Street8am - 3pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 4,000

The craft fair will be held inconjunction with thecommunity rummage sale. Crafters will be settingup in the High School Parking Lot. Great visibilityand accessability for shoppers.



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Doug KufalkDenmark Booster Club4750 Pine Grove RdDenmark, WI 54208920-609-3016Email: [email protected]

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Madison May 5

Madison Audubon Society 36th Annual Art FairWarner Park Community Center, 1625 NorthportDrive9:30am - 4:30pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 4,500

An early spring event featuring fine arts and finecrafts displayed in a park setting.

Exhibitors: 125Deadline: Until FullEligibility: Juried-$20, 5/1 Digital

ImagesBooth Size/Fee: 10x10, 11x11/$100-$130

Acceptable Work: 1 2 3 9Facilities: 1 2 3 7

Joanne HerfelMadison Audubon Society222 S. Hamilton Street, Suite 1Madison, WI 53703608/255-2473Email: [email protected]: www.madisonaudubon.org

Hales Corners May 6

Art at the Gardens Craft FairBoerner Botanical Gardens 9400 Boerner Drive10am - 3pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 1,500

Friends of Boerner Botanical Gardens’ pre-Mother’sDay craft fair: a collection of handmade local artsand crafts. Featuring local artists & DIY crafters.Proceeds support the children’s horticultural pro-grams.

Exhibitors: 30Deadline: April 2Eligibility: Juried - $10, 4/1 Photos

Booth Size/Fee: 8x8, 10x10/$60.00Acceptable Work: 1 2 3 5 9


Jennifer SchmitzFriends of Boerner Botanical Gardens9400 Boerner DriveHales Corners, WI 53130414/525-5664Email: [email protected]: www.boernerbotanicalgardens.org

Milwaukee May 6

Fernwood Montessori 5th Annual Fine Craftand Art Fair3239 S. Pennsylvania Avenue10am - 4pmAdmission: $2Attendance: 500

A quality, juried fair to benefit the school, also fea-turing a silent auction, music, greenhouse tours, acafe and children’s art activities.

Exhibitors: 30Deadline: February 28Eligibility: Juried, 1/0 Photos

Booth Size/Fee: 8X8/$35Acceptable Work: 1 2 3 6 9

Facilities: 1 3 7

Merci DuffyFernwood Montessori School2917 S. Logan AvenueMilwaukee, WI 53207414/489-0423Email: [email protected]

West Salem May 6

MayfairWest Salem High School, 405 E. Hamlin St.10am - 3pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 500 +Entertainment: Music

7th annual Mayfair. This Family event features aFine Art and Fine Craft Fair, Silent Auction, Music,Children’s Art Activities, Chicken Q, and Conces-sions. Proceeds from this event help support theMarie W. Heider Center for the Arts. Come and jointhe fun.

Exhibitors: 28Deadline: March 2Eligibility: Juried, 2/0 Digital Images NO

Resale, Imports, or KitsBooth Size/Fee: 10 x 10/$35


Jane BangsbergHeider Center Arts Board405 East Hamlin StreetWest Salem, WI 54669608/786-2388Email: [email protected]: www.heidercenter.org

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Baraboo May 12

Downtown Baraboo Fair on the SquareDowntown Business District: Third and FourthStreets9am-4pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 10,000Entertainment: Music, Theater, Dance

25th annual, drive up, on street set-up, free coffeeand donuts for exhibitors, food court, beer garden,farmers’ market, Kind’s Zone, live entertainment,Professionally organized and promoted event

Exhibitors: 200Deadline: Until FullEligibility: Juried-$5, 3/1/Photos, Restricted

to Handmade Products: No ResaleBooth Size/fee: 10x10, 10x12/$75.00

Acceptable Work: 1 2 3 4 5 6 9Facilities: 2 3 5 7

Karen or Greg DeSantoDowntown Baraboo, Inc.PO Box 216, Baraboo, WI 53913608/356-2937Email: [email protected]: www.downtownbaraboo.com

Kewaskum May 12

Gateway To The Arts1510 Bilgo Lane9am - 4:00pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 750 – 1,000Entertainment: Music, Theater, Dance

School art and music with Arts & Crafts exhibitor,food vendors, and En Plein Aire Art Quick Paint Com-petition, exhibit and sale.

Exhibitors: 30Deadline: April 21Eligibility: Juried, 3-5/0 Photos

Booth Size/Fee: 12x12/$50-$75Acceptable Work: 1 2 3 4 9

Facilities: 2 3 7

Larry AmmelKewaskum Area Arts Council, Inc.PO Box 371675 Reigle Drive, Suite 100Kewaskum, WI 53040262/626-4731Email: [email protected]: kewaskumarts.org

Marshfield May 13

49th Marshfield Art FairMarshfield High School Fieldhouse, 1401 E BeckerRoad10am - 4:30pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 5,000+Entertainment: Music, Dance

Marshfield’s only juried fine arts fair. Free admis-sion and entertainment. Kid’s Creative Corner,demonstrations by artists, Rotary Club food booth. AMother’s Day tradition in Central Wisconsin.

Exhibitors: 113Deadline: March 9Eligibility: Juried-$5, 3/0 Digital Images

Booth Size/Fee: 10x10/$70Acceptable Work: 1 2 3 6 9

Awards: $1,200.00Facilities: 1 3 5 7

Betsy BostwickNew Visions Gallery1000 N Oak AvenueMarshfield, WI 54449-5703715/387-5562Email: [email protected]: www.newvisionsgallery.org

Fremont May 19

Fremont Spring FlingFremont Village Hall, Wolf River Drive, Fremont9am - 4pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 750

Craft & plant show, inside village Hall & outsidebooths in front of village Hall.This is a new Event.


Booth Size/Fee: 10x10, 12x12/$15-$20Acceptable Work: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

Facilities: 1 2 3 7

Mary KrausePO Box 116Fremont, WI 54940920-446-3236Email: [email protected]

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Oshkosh May 19

Festival of SpringPaine Art Center and Gardens8am - 4pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 5,000Entertainment: Music

Festival of Spring features the Paine’s annual springplant sale and 150 vendors of arts, crafts and gar-den supplies.

Exhibitors: 150Deadline: April 1Eligibility: Open, Digital Images

Booth Size/Fee: $75-$100

Doris PeitzPaine Art Center and Gardens1410 Algoma BlvdOshkosh, WI 54901-2719920/235-6903Email: [email protected]: www.thepaine.org

Wauwatosa May 19

Fox Tail Art Fair in The Learning Gardens atKradwellAurora Behavioral Health Services; 1220 Dewey Av-enue11am - 5pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 700Entertainment: Music

Unique fine arts fair in a botanic garden setting.Therapy dogs and animal rescue groups. Live music,food, and children’s art. Event is a benefit for Krad-well School Scholarship Fund.

Exhibitors: 40Deadline: April 30 or Until FullEligibility: Juried, 3/1 Digital Images

Booth Size/Fee: 10 x 10/$50Acceptable Work: 1 2 3 9

Facilities: 2 3 6 7

Geri-lynn Bialzik - CoordinatorAurora Healthcare/ Kradwell School1220 Dewey AveWauwatosa, WI 53213414-778-0055Email: [email protected]: kradwell.org

Stoughton May 19-20

Syttende Mai FestivalDowntown StoughtonSat 9am - 5pm, Sun 10am - 3pmAdmission: SMF buttonAttendance: 15,000Entertainment: Dance

Celebrating its Norwegian heritage, Stoughton offersparades, arts & crafts fair, Run/Walk, costumedstyle-show, and authenitic Norwegian food anddance.

Exhibitors: 100Deadline: March 10 or Until FullEligibility: Juried, 3/0 Photos

Booth Size/Fee: 10x10, 10x18/$120Acceptable Work: 1 2 3 4 5 6 9

Facilities: 2 3 6 7

Margit Gerber, CoordinatorStoughton Chamber of Commerce532 E. Main StreetStoughton, WI 53589608/873-8082Email: [email protected]; [email protected]: www.stoughtonwi.com

Sturgeon Bay May 26-27

Fine Art FairSunset Park, Sturgeon BaySat 10am - 5pm, Sun 10am - 4pmAdmission: $2.00 donationAttendance: 4,000Entertainment: Music

A variety of fine artists and craftsmen display theirwares at Sunset Park, along Sturgeon Bay’s beauti-ful waterfront, everyone will enjoy the strolling enter-tainers, live music and colorful children’s activities.

Exhibitors: 100Deadline: March 15Eligibility: Juried, Digital Images

Booth Size/Fee: 15x15/$130Acceptable Work: 1 2 3 9


Amy DeMeterSturgeon Bay Visitor Center36 S. Third AveSturgeon Bay, WI 54235920/743-6246Email: [email protected]: www.sturgeonbay.net

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Jacksonport May 26-27

Jacksonport MaifestLakeside Park, State Highway 57Sat and Sun 9am to 5pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 5,000Entertainment: Music

Maifest is Jacksonport’s celebration of spring in DoorCounty. Activities include a parade Saturday morn-ing, 10K run and horse pull on Sunday, children’sactivities, food, fish boil, live music, and a softballtournament.

Exhibitors: 100Deadline: March 31Eligibility: Juried, 3/1 Slides or Photos

Booth Size/Fee: 12x12/$90Acceptable Work: 1 2 3 4 6 9

Facilities: 2 3 6 7

Dawn CraigJacksonport Advancement Corporation5818 N. Cave Point DriveSturgeon Bay, WI 54235920/823-2887Email: [email protected]: www.jacksonport.org

Lakewood May 27

McCaslin Lioness FaireLakewood Town Hall & Activity Grounds, 17258 NorthRoad10am - 3pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 2,000-3,000

13th Annual Faire with funds going to communityand Lions projects. Silent Auction, Badger Bouncer &Children’s Games, Unique craft booths, book fair,raffle drawings, food and fun for all!

Exhibitors: 40Deadline: April 30Eligibility: Open

Booth Size/Fee: 10x10, 10x20/$35Acceptable Work: 2 3 4 5 6 9

Facilities: 2 3 5 7

Mary StehulaMcCaslin Lioness Club16969 Nicolet RoadTownsend, WI 54175920/213-6264Email: [email protected]

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New Richmond June 1-2

Park Art FairMary ParkFri 5pm - 8pm, Sat 10am - 4pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 5,000Entertainment: Music

The first Saturday in June brings thousands of visi-tors to New Richmond for a festive day at scenicMary Park. Artists and crafts people display and selltheir wares. Free admission.

Exhibitors: 150Deadline: Until FullEligibility: Juried, 3/0 Slides or Photos


Facilities: 2 3 7

New Richmond Area Chamber of Commerce & Visi-tors Bureau245A South Knowles AvenueNew Richmond, WI 54017715/246-2900Email: [email protected]: www.parkartfair.com

De Forest June 2

Dragon Art FairMarket Street, Downtown9am - 4pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 3,000Entertainment: Music, Dance

With a silent auction, great food, music, the fair is afundraiser for arts scholarships. Also June 4th: Carshow, ice cream social & plant sale.

Exhibitors: 85Deadline: April 10Eligibility: Juried, 3/1 Photos, Restricted

to Handcrafted Original WorksBooth Size/Fee: 10x10, 10x20/$80-$115

Acceptable Work: 1 2 3 6 9Facilities: 2 3 6 7

Julie WillsDragon Arts Group932 Fly Wheel CircleDe Forest, WI 53532608/846-8891Email: [email protected]: www.dragonartsgroup.org

Marshfield June 2

DairyfestMarshfield Fair Park, 513 East 17th Street9am - 5pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 13,000Entertainment: Music, Dance

Exhibitors: 100Deadline: Until FullEligibility: Open, 10 photos

Booth Size/fee: 8x10, 10x30/$60.00- $80.00Acceptable Work: 1 2 3 4 5 6 9


Debbie BauerMarshfield Area Chamber of Commerce70 S. Central Avenue, PO Box 868Marshfield, WI 54449800/422-4541Email: [email protected]: www.visitmarshfieldwi.com

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Fond du Lac June 3

Art On The IslandOven Island, Lakeside Park, Fond du Lac, WI10am - 4pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 2,000Entertainment: Music

The event is held on a beautiful tree shaded islandat Lakeside Park located on Lake Winnebago. Thefair features music, food, a raffle, and free art activ-ities for children.

Exhibitors: 90Deadline: May 19Eligibility: Juried 3/0 Photos

Booth Size/Fee: 10x10, 14x14/$50-$60Acceptable Work: 1 2 3 4 5 6 9

Awards: $500.00Facilities: 2 3 7

Arnold PankeFond du Lac Artists AssociationP. O. Box 663Fond du Lac, WI 54936-0663920/948/7402Email: [email protected]: Art On The Island, Facebook; Fond du LacArtists’ Assn. Facebook

Wisconsin Dells June 9-10

Taste of the Dells Arts & Crafts FairHistoric Bowman Park, Downtown at 714 BroadwaySat 9am - 4 pm, Sun 9am - 3 pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 3,500

Part of Taste of Wisconsin Dells, food, music, Bow-man House tours, Collector car show, Children activ-ities, Micro brew tasting, library book sale, breakfastand lunch on grounds at park, sidewalk sales, freeshuttle.

Exhibitors: 80Deadline: March 31 or Until FullEligibility: Open, Slides

Booth Size/Fee: 12x 12/$45Acceptable Work: 1 2 3 4 5 6 9

Facilities: 2 3 6

Hope HillDells Country Historical SocietyPO Box 674Wisconsin Dells, WI 53965608/981-2321Email: [email protected]: www.wisconsinhistory.org/localhistory/directory/viewsociety.asp?id=97

East Troy June 9

GFWC Woman’s Club of East Troy Arts &Crafts FairEast Troy’s Historic Village Square9am - 4pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 1,000

Arts & Crafts Fair on East Troy’s Historic VillageSquare.

Exhibitors: 60Deadline: May 15 or Until FullEligibility: Open


Facilities: 2 3 7

Delane KampaGFWC Woman’s Club of East TroyPO Box 474East Troy, WI 53120-0474262/642-7055Email: [email protected]

Manitowoc June 9

Manitowoc Garden FairWashington Park, 12th and Marshall Street10am - 3:30pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 4,000-5,000

22nd Annual Event. Gardener’s paradise! Featuringannnuals, perennials, trees, yard and garden art,furniture, statuary, fine crafts, and food. Held in abeautiful, shady park downtown Manitowoc. Rain orshine. Free parking.

Exhibitors: 80+Deadline: Until FullEligibility: Juried, 3/1 Photos

Booth Size/Fee: 10x10/$85.00Acceptable Work: 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9

Facilities: 2, 3, 7

Marion ParworthManitowoc Garden FairPO Box 1671Manitowoc, WI 54221920/682-2050Email: [email protected]

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St. Germain June 9

5th Annual Walk in the Woods Art FairSt. Germain Community Park10 am - 4 pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 1,200Entertainment: Music

Featuring many talented artists from around thearea including pottery, paintings, photography, jew-elry, wood carvings and furniture. Wine tasting, finecheeses and live music provided.

Exhibitors: 50Deadline: June 1Eligibility: Juried, 2/1 Photos

Booth Size/Fee: 10x10/$50.00Acceptable Work: 1 2 3 9


Anne SmallSt. Germain Chamber of CommercePO Box 155St. Germain, WI 54558715/477-2205Email: [email protected]: www.st-germain.com

Sun Prairie June 9

Sun Prairie’s Taste of the Arts Fair1350 Sheehan Park, Linnerud Drive9am - 4pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 3,000Entertainment: Music

Featuring art and craft vendors from around thestate in a beautiful park setting. Free parking, Wine& Cheese Tasting, food vendor booths, entertain-ment, children’s playground and more.

Exhibitors: 100Deadline: June 4 or Until FullEligibility: Juried, 2/0 Photos


Facilities: 2 3 7

Sun Prairie Chamber of Commerce109 E. Main StreetSun Prairie, WI 53590608/837-4547Email: [email protected]: www.sunprairiechamber.com

Milwaukee June 15-17

Lakefront Festival of ArtsMilwaukee Art Museum, 700 North Art Museum DriveFri 10am - 9pm, Sat 10am - 7pm, Sun 10am - 5pmAdmission: $14Attendance: 25,000Entertainment: Music, Theater, Dance

Join us for the annual Lakefront Festival of Arts atthe Milwaukee Art Museum. Festival takes place in-side the museum’s Calatrava-designed building,and on the outdoor museum grounds.

Exhibitors: 181Deadline: November 22, 2012Eligibility: Juried-$35, 6/0 Digital Images

Booth Size/Fee: 10x10/$500-$600Acceptable Work: 1 2

Awards: $10,500.00 Facilities: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7

Krista RenfrewMilwaukee Art Museum700 North Art Museum DriveMilwaukee, WI 53202-4007414/224-3856Email: [email protected]: www.mam.org/lfoa

Amery June 16

Amery Woman’s Club Arts & Crafts FairNorth Park10am - 4pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 2,000Entertainment: Music

Beautiful park on North Twin Lake and over lookingthe Apple River. Music, food, free parking and spa-cious walkways make this an Amery area family tra-dition.

Exhibitors: 95Deadline: Until FullEligibility: Open, Juried; 1/0 Photos,

Restricted to Handade or Original Art


Facilities: 2 3 5 7

Paula FussyAmery Woman’s Club957 Highland DriveAmery, WI 54001715/268-6666Email: [email protected]: www.ameryartfair.yolasite.com

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Chippewa Falls June 16

Solstice on Grand Art FaireCook-Rutledge Mansion, 505 West Grand Avenue9am - 4pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 1,500Entertainment: Music

4th annual fine arts fair on the grounds of the Cook-Rutledge Mansion. Hosted by the Valley Art Associa-tion. Music, food/beverage concessions, Mansiontours, purchase awards.

Exhibitors: 45Deadline: May 1Eligibility: Juried, 5/0 Photos

Booth Size/Fee: 10x10/$50Acceptable Work: 1 3 9

Awards: $1,000.00Facilities: 2 3 7

Ray PetersonValley Art AssociationPO Box 674Chippewa Falls, WI 54729715/723-4970Email: [email protected]: Valleyartassociation.org

Waupaca June 16

Strawberry FestCity Square, Main & Union Streets , Waupaca, WI9am - 4pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 10,000Entertainment: Music

A family event celebrating the first taste of summer!Arts & crafts, children’s activities, strawberry short-cake, fresh picked/locally grown strawberries forsale, food and live music.


Booth Size/Fee: 10x10/$75-$100Acceptable Work: 1 2 3 4 5 6 8 9

Facilities: 2 7

Kathy LeClairWaupaca Area Chamber of Commerce221 South Main StreetWaupaca, WI 54981888/417-4040Email: [email protected]: www.waupacaareachamber.com

Shawano June 16

Jumpin’ June Jamboree & Car Show100 and 200 blocks of S. Main Street9am - 4 pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 1,500-2,000Entertainment: Music

Family event featuring free entertainment; food, artsand craft vendors; sidewalk sales; games and activ-ities for the kids; huge car show featuring severalcatagories; trophies for best in each class.


Booth Size/Fee: 10x12, 10x24/$25-$125Acceptable Work: 1 3 4 5 6 9


Charlene HelmsShawano Downtown Business Association127 S. Sawyer StreetShawano, WI 54166175-853-3775Email: [email protected]: hookedonshawano.com

Oregon June 16-17

Hayloft Gallery Art FairThe Wood Cycle Farm, 1239 S. Fish Hatchery Road10am-5pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 1,000Annual, on-the-farm, fine arts and fine crafts fair atthe Hayof Gallery in partnerships with neighboring“Art n the Barn” Music festival(www.site.artinthebarnwi.org)

Exhibitors: 40Deadline: Until FullEligibility: Juried- $20, 4/1 digital

Booth Size/fee: 8x10, 10x10/$60-$100Acceptable Work: 1 2 3 9

Facilities: 1 2 3 5 6 7

Paul MorrisonThe Wood Cycle and Art in the Barn1239 S. Fish Hatchery RoadOregon, WI 53575608/835-8462Email: [email protected]: www.thehayloftgallery.com

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Sun Prairie June 23

25th Annual StrawberryFest & Craft FairColonial Club, 301 Blankenheim Lane8 am - 3 pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 2,500Entertainment: Music

Family friendly strawberry festival featuring craftfair, Run/Walk, strawberry wine tasting,breakfast/lunch, garage sale, raffles, entertainment,and lots of delicious food options, including anabundance of strawberries.


Booth Size/Fee: 10x10, 11x11/$55-$65Acceptable Work: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 9


Patti StockdaleColonial Club301 Blankenheim LaneSun Prairie, WI 53590608/837-4611 x 120Email: [email protected]: www.colonialclub.org

Cedarburg June 23-24

Ozaukee Art Center Strawberry Festival Fine Arts/Crafts FairClosed Main Street of Cedarburg,Wi.Sat 10am - 6pm, Sun 10am - 5pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 100,000Entertainment: Music

Handmade only works of fine arts and crafts in onemedium as shown in labeled photos submitted withname and medium that are to be juried.

Exhibitors: 60Deadline: May 1 or Until FullEligibility: Juried-$10, 4/1 Slides or Photos

Booth Size/Fee: 10X10/$175Acceptable Work: 1 2 3 9

Facilities: 2 7

Cedarburg FestivalsMain StreetCedarburg, WI 53012262/377/8230Email: [email protected]

Watertown June 17

Watertown Outdoor Art FestivalRiverside Park Island10am - 4pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 1,000Entertainment: Music

48th annual festival; Enjoy Father’s Day on a beauti-ful island setting with generous exhibit space, livemusic, food concessions, children’s art pavilion, over$1000 in purchase and show awards.

Exhibitors: 80Deadline: March 15Eligibility: Juried-$20, 3/1 Slides or

Photos, Restricted to Fine ArtBooth Size/Fee: Unlimited/$80

Acceptable Work: 1 2 3 9Awards: $3,000.00

Facilities: 2 3 6 7

David PawlWatertown Arts CouncilPO Box 545Watertown, WI 53094608/655-3437Email: [email protected]: www.watertownart.com

Tomah June 21-24

National Tractor Pull Craft Show1625 Butts Ave9am - 10pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 75,000

2 tractor/truck pulls per day, Sunday noon only40 Flea Mkt Booths, 80 Craft Booths, 80 CommercialSponsors, food and camping

Exhibitors: 80Deadline: June 5Eligibility: Open, 2/1 Photos


Facilities: 1 2 3 6

Carolyn or ShaeMonroe County Agricultural SocietyPO Box 908Tomah, WI 54660608/372-2081Email: [email protected]: www.tomahtractorpull.com

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Cedarburg June 23-24

Strawberry Festival Fine Arts & Crafts FairCedarburg Cultural Center, W62 N546 WashingtonAvenueSat 10am - 6pm, Sun 10am - 5pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 100,000 (2011)Entertainment: Music

Fine art & craft with a contemporary flair distin-guishes this lively event, held outdoors at the Cul-tural Center during a city-wide festival that draws100,000 visitors. Food tent, music, and free exhibitsindoors.

Exhibitors: 100Deadline: April 16 or Until FullEligibility: Juried-$10, 2-4/1-2 Slides or

PhotosBooth Size/Fee: 10x10, /$150-$175

Acceptable Work: 1 2 3 5 6 9Facilities: 2 3

Jean LamboCedarburg Cultural CenterW62 N546 Washington AvenuePO Box 84Cedarburg, WI 53012262/375-3676Email: [email protected]: www.cedarburgculturalcenter.org; www.cedarburgfestivals.org

Spring Green June 23-24

Spring Green Arts & Crafts FairDowntown, Jefferson StreetSat 9am - 5pm, Sun 9am - 4pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 20,000Entertainment: Music, Theater, Dance

43nd annual arts and fine crafts fair held in down-town Spring Green.

Exhibitors: 200Deadline: February 15Eligibility: Juried-$10, 4/1 Digital Images

Booth Size/Fee: 10x10, 10x30/$135Acceptable Work: 1 2 3 9

Awards: $4,500.00Facilities: 2 3 5 6 7

John HessSpring Green Arts & Crafts Fair5851 County Road ZSpring Green, WI 53588608/588-7082Email: [email protected]: springgreenartfair.com

Kenosha June 23

University of Wisconsin-Parkeside SummerArts & Crafts Festival900 Wood Road, Kenosha WI 5314410am-4pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 4,000Entertainment: Music

On Saturday, June 23, 2012 the University of Wiscon-sin-Parkside will host its 22nd Annual Summer Arts& Crafts Festival. The event is sponsored by UW-Parkside Music Dept and all proceeds benefit theUW-Parkside Music Scholarship Fund. Handmade ar-ticles such as paintings, pottery, sculpture, jewelry,photography, etc. are welcome.

Exhibitors: 200Deadline: May 21 or Until FullEligibility: Open

Booth Size/Fee: 10 x 10/$100-$125Acceptable Work: 1 2 3 4 5 6 9

Facilities: 2 3 7

Jennifer FilipponeUW-Parkside Music Department, CART 221900 Wood RoadKenosha, WI 53144262/595-2581Email: [email protected]: www.uwp.edu/departments/music/artsCrafts.cfm

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Wisconsin Rapids June 23

Cranberry Blossom Festival Arts, Crafts andCranberries FairWitter Field, 8th Street S between Chestnut andApple St9am - 3pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 2,000Entertainment: Music

Outdoor show held rain or shine. Family friendlyevent highlighting our unique agricultural heritage.Over 20 events including live music, arts and crafts,cranberry blossom tours and culinary cranberrytreats.

Exhibitors: 60Deadline: May 31Eligibility: Open, 1/1 Photos


Facilities: 2 3 7

RobinWisconsin Rapids WI Women’s Alliance (WRWWA)4630 Breckenridge CourtWisconsin Rapids, WI 54494715-256-7223Email: [email protected]: www.wrbpw.org

Jacksonport June 30–July 1

Art on the Scenic SideLakeside Park, Hwy 579am - 4 pm both daysAdmission: FreeAttendance: 2,000Entertainment: Music

Fine arts and craft show.Exhibitors: 25Deadline: June 22Eligibility: Juried, 3/0 Photos

Booth Size/Fee: 12x12/$125Acceptable Work: 1 2 3 4, 9

Facilities: 2 3 6 7

Tom AshJacksonport Firefighters Association3365 Cty VSturgeon Bay, WI 54235920/823-2488Email: [email protected]

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July Omro July 4

Omro Lions 4th of July Arts & Crafts FairAcross From Scott Park, E. Main Street10am - 5pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 17,000

The Arts & Crafts Fair is a significant part of a com-munity celebration which is the largest in the area.Other events are fireworks, food, parade, and duckrace.Exhibitors: 75Deadline: June 15Eligibility: Open Booth Size/Fee: 10x10/$40.00Acceptable Work: 1 2 3 4 5 6 9Facilities: 2 3 7

Judy WeissOmro Lions Club711 Michigan StreetOmro, WI 54963920/685-6262Email: see web siteWeb: www.e-clubhouse.org/omrowi

St. Germain July 5

Christmas in July Craft FairSt. Germain Community Park9am - 3pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 4,000

St. Germain’s largest craft fair. Includes Children’sattractions, pet parade, climbing wall, great foodand a visit from Santa.

Exhibitors: 130Deadline: Until FullEligibility: Juried, 2/1

Booth Size/Fee: 10 x 10/$50.00-$75.00Acceptable Work: 1 2 3 4 5 6 9

Facilities: 2 3 4 7

Anne SmallSt. Germain Chamber of CommercePO Box 155St. Germain, WI 54558715/477-2205Email: [email protected]: www.st-germain.com

Monona July 4

Monona Community Festival Art Fair in theParkWinnequah Park, Winnequah Road & Healy Lane10am - 5pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 5,000Entertainment: Music

Monona’s July 4th festival is set in beautiful Win-nequah Park. Art Fair, Taste of Monona, entertain-ment and fireworks draw thousands from theMadison area.

Exhibitors: 80Deadline: May 1Eligibility: Juried, 4/0 Slides or Photos

Booth Size/Fee: 12x12/$75.00Acceptable Work: 1 2 3 4 5 6 9

Facilities: 2 3 7

Laurie BisbeeMonona Community Festival6304 Roselawn AvenueMonona, WI 53716608/222-6001Email: [email protected]: www.mononafestival.com

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Fremont July 6-7

Fremont Yellowstone Trail DaysDowntown FremontFri 5pm - ?, Sat 9am - 10pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 2,000Entertainment: Music

Parade, antique & horseless carriage car display,outhouse races, celebration of 100 year anniversaryof Yellowstone Trail which ran from Pugent Sound,Washington to Plymouth rock, Massachusettes, It’sroute was through Fremont


Booth Size/Fee: 10x12/$20.00Acceptable Work: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

Facilities: 2 3 4 7

Mary KrauseFremont Fire DepartmentP.O. Box 116Fremont, WI 54940920-446-3236Email: [email protected]

Milwaukee July 7

Wisconsin Lutheran College Art and Craft Fair8800 West Bluemound Road9am - 4pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 1,000Entertainment: Music

Beautiful setting on the college’s spacious campus.Excellent variety of arts and crafts. Live musicthroughout the day. Silent auction. Concessions. Ex-citing event for all ages.

Exhibitors: 40Deadline: May 4 or Until FullEligibility: Juried, 3/1 Photos

Booth Size/Fee: 10x10, 10x20/$50.00-$100.00

Acceptable Work: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 9Facilities: 2 3 7

Loni BoydWisconsin Lutheran College8800 W Bluemound RdMilwaukee, WI 53226414/443-8800Email: [email protected]: www.wlc.edu/arts

Portage July 7

Sand County Fine Arts FestivalMarket Square10am - 5pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 1,000 - 2,000Entertainment: Music

This juried outdoor exhibition is open to all artiststhat produce their own original artwork both ama-teur and professional. All mediums, and creativeschools of thought are welcome.

Exhibitors: 40Deadline: Until FullEligibility: Juried, 3/0 Digital Images

Booth Size/Fee: 12x12, 12x24/$50.00-$90.00Acceptable Work: 1 2 3 6 9

Facilities: 2 3 7

Peg NaprallaPortage Center for the Arts301 E Cook StPO Box 866Portage, WI 53901-0866608/742-5655Email: [email protected]: www.portagecenterforthearts.com

Montello July 7

St. John the Baptist Arts and Craft Fair277 East Montello Street9am - 4pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 500

Arts and craft fair held in “air conditioned” comfort,huge bake sale, concessions and raffles




Steve ZoulekSt. John the Baptist Catholic Church277 East Montello StreetMontello, WI 53949608/297-7423Email: [email protected]

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Coon Valley July 7

Art Fair on the FarmSkumsrud Heritage Farm, E4465 U.S. Hwy 14/619am - 4pmAdmission: $6Attendance: 800-1,000

Come and check out our local and regional artisansand craftspeople display and sell their work. Enjoyrefreshments and a beautiful country setting.


Booth Size/Fee: 6x6, 12x12/$25.00-$65.00Acceptable Work: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9

Facilities: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 7

Christine HallNorskedalen Nature & Heritage CenterN455 O Ophus RdPO Box 235Coon Valley, WI 54623-0235608/452-3424Email: [email protected]: www.norskedalen.org

Lodi July 7

Lodi Art in the ParkHabermann Park10am - 4pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 3,000

47th annual arts & craft show held in a scenic parksetting overlooking a meandering creek, with beauti-ful shade trees. Food is available on site.

Exhibitors: 80Deadline: April 30 or Until FullEligibility: Juried, 3/1 Photos


Facilities: 2 3 5 7

Jeanne KohlLodi Art ClubPO Box 134Lodi, WI 53555608/592-4432Email: [email protected]

Seeley July 7

Namekagon Art and Music Fest13505 N Hwy 6310 am - 5 pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 1,200

Variety of talented vendors exhibit fine art andcrafts, with plenty of food provided by local LionsClub, music and kids’ art tent, adult art tent, literarytent. Annual poetry jam contest, demonstrations inthe Arts Tent (i.e., pottery, carving). Also a 10k/5Kwalk/run sponsored by local athletic organization.

Exhibitors: 40Deadline: May 31Eligibility: Juried, Digital Images

Booth Size/Fee: 10x12, 20x12/$60.00Acceptable Work: 1 2 3 9

Facilities: 2 3 7

Mary RingelstetterCable Hayward Area Arts CouncilPO Box 18210054 County Hwy NDrummond, WI 54832715-413-0396Email: [email protected]: www.cablehaywardarts.org

Oshkosh July 8

Faire on the GreenPaine Art Center and Gardens9am - 4pmAdmission: NoneAttendance: 10,000Entertainment: Music

Oshkosh’s largest arts and crafts festival featuringmore than 200 vendors.

Exhibitors: 200Deadline: June 1Eligibility: Open

Booth Size/Fee: $75.00-$100.00Acceptable Work: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

Facilities: 2 6 7Doris PeitzPaine Art Center and Gardens1410 Algoma BlvdOshkosh, WI 54901-2719920/235-6903Email: [email protected]: www.thepaine.org

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Ashland July 11-12

Maxwell Street DaysHistoric Main Street, AshlandWed, July 11th, 8am and Thurs, July 12th, 9amAdmission: FreeAttendance: 1,000Entertainment: Music

Annual Event for the entire family with Arts, Crafts,Food Booths, Retail Store Street and Sidewalk Sales,Music, Fire Truck Display, 4-H Baby Animals.


Booth Size/Fee: 10x10, 10x20/$50.00-$100.00

Acceptable Work: 1 2 3 4 5 6 9Facilities: 2 7

Mary McPhetridgeAshland Area Chamber of CommercePO Box 7461716 West Lake Shore DriveAshland, WI 54806800/284-9484Email: [email protected]: www.visitashland.com

Ashland July 13-15

Ashland Bay Days FestivalBay View Park, East US Hwy 2Fri 3pm - 9pm, Sat 9am - 11 pm, Sun 9am - 5pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 5,000Entertainment: Music, Theater

Tournament, Arts and Crafts, Music, Food, Entertain-ment, Pie Eating Contest, Strongest Man & StrongestBam Bam on the Bay Contest, Battle of the Bands.

Exhibitors: 40Deadline: June 29Eligibility: Open, 1/0 Slides or Photos

Booth Size/Fee: 10x10, 10x20/TBA - TBAAcceptable Work: 1, 2, 3, 5, 6, 9

Facilities: 2, 3, 4, 7

Mary McPhetridgeAshland Area Chamber of CommercePO Box 7461716 West Lake Shore DriveAshland, WI 54806800/284-9484Email: [email protected]: www.ashlandbaydays.com

Iola July 14

Art on TrackIola Scandinavia Elementary School 450 Division Street9:30 am-3pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 2,000

Art on Track is held the Saturday of Iola Old CarShow weekend; bringing in visitors from across theState. Vendors display homemade arts and crafts.

Exhibitors: 70Deadline: June 1Eligibility: Open, Digital Images

Booth Size/Fee: 13x13/$60.00Acceptable Work: 3 4 5 6 9

Facilities: 2 3 7

Sara AndersonIola Scandinavia Athletics540 South Jackson StreetIola, WI 54945715-445-2411 ext 304Email: [email protected]

Madison July 14-15

Art Fair On the SquareCapitol ConcourseSat 9am – 6pm, Sun 10am – 5pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 200,000Entertainment: Music, Dance

One of Madison’s favorite traditions, Art Fair on theSquare is consistently rated among the best art fairsin America. It is MMoCA’s most importantfundraiser – attracting 200,000 visitors.

Exhibitors: 475Deadline: March 1Eligibility: Juried-$35, Digital Images

Booth Size/Fee: 10x10, 20x10/$475.00-$950.00Acceptable Work: 1, 2, 3, 9

Facilities: 2, 3, 6

Annik Dupaty, Director of EventsMadison Museum of Contemporary Art227 State StreetMadison, WI 53703608/257-0158Email: [email protected]: mmoca.org/events/artfair/

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Milwaukee July 15

South Shore Frolic Festival of ArtsSouth Shore Park, 2900 South Shore Drive10am - 5pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 3,000Entertainment: Music

Fine art and craft festival along Lake Michigan inbeautiful South Shore Park. Run by the Bay View ArtsGuild in conjunction with the Bay View Lions’ SouthShore Frolic.

Exhibitors: 70Deadline: March 31Eligibility: Juried-$10, 3-5/1 Digital Images

Booth Size/Fee: 12x12, /$75.00Acceptable Work: 1 2 3 9

Facilities: 2 3 7

Lynn PritchardBay View Arts GuildPO Box 070137Milwaukee, WI 53207414/248-6845Email: [email protected]: www.BayViewArts.org

Neenah July 15

Bergstrom-Mahler Museum Arts FestivalRiverside Park (across from the Museum)10:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.Admission: FreeAttendance: 5,000Entertainment: Music, Dance

This 38th Bergstrom-Mahler Museum Arts Festivalhosts fine artists in a beautifully wooded lakesidepark with music, food and family activities. Abeloved annual event strongly supported by FoxCities communities

Exhibitors: 85Deadline: March 30Eligibility: Juried-$20, 4/1 Digital

ImagesBooth Size/Fee: 15x15/$100.00

Acceptable Work: 1 2 3 9Awards: $1,200.00

Facilities: 2 3 7

Jennifer BeroBergstrom-Mahler Museum165 North Park AvenueNeenah, WI 54956920/751-4658Email: [email protected]: www.bergstrom-mahlermuseum.com

Eagle River July 21

Artarama’s Riverwalk Art ShowRiverside Park, Division St.9am - 3pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 10,000Entertainment: Music

Eagle River, WI, one of the Midwest’s most upscaleand beautiful resort communities, annually hostswhat has become a nationally known one-day artand fine craft festival. Located in lovely RiversidePark, the show and sale draws top-quality artistsand crafters and a large, art-savvy and buying pub-lic. Excellent artists amenities accompany an enthu-siastic and hands-on group of volunteers.

Exhibitors: 125Deadline: March 1Eligibility: Juried-$10, 3-5/1

Booth Size/Fee: 10x10/$95.00Acceptable Work: 1 2 3 5 6 9


Karen KubackiArtarama Board of DirectorsPO Box 683Eagle River, WI 54521715/525-2100Email: [email protected]: www.artarama-er.com

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Lake Mills July 21

Lake Mills Arts FestivalLake Mills Commons Park, Corner of Main and LakeStreets10am - 4pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 2,000+Entertainment: Music

Seventh annual community arts celebration in his-toric downtown Lake Mills featuring a juried show ofWisconsin fine artists and craftspeople. Variety offood, free music, and children’s activities.

Exhibitors: 50Deadline: May 1Eligibility: Juried-$15, 3/1 Digital Images



Executive DirectorLake Mills Main Street Program200 Water StreetLake Mills, WI 53551920/648-6721Email: [email protected]: www.lakemillsartsfestival.com

Ladysmith July 21

Mardi Gras Arts & Crafts FairMiner Ave in Ladysmith9am - 3pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 750

One day arts & crafts fair which is part of localMardi Gras - 3 day event with parades, carnival,pancake bkfts, farmers market and other localevents.

Exhibitors: 50Deadline: July 1Eligibility: Open

Booth Size/Fee: 8x10, 10x12/$30.00-$35.00Acceptable Work: 2 3 4 5 6 9

Facilities: 2 3 4, 7

Arlene KnopsGreater Ladysmith Area Chamber of Commerce205 W 9th St SouthLadysmith, WI 54848715/532-7328Email: [email protected]: www.ladysmithchamber.com

Mount Horeb July 21-22

41st Annual Art FairDowntown Main StreetSat 9am-5pm, Sun 10am-4pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 12,000Entertainment: Music, Theater

Annual art & fine craft fair on Mount Horeb’s historicmain street, our “Trollway!” Experience Norwegianculture, friendly atmosphere, food, silent art auction,music and downtown amenities. Also, presented bySons of Norway, a Kaffe Stue (Norwegian lunch).

Exhibitors: 100Deadline: May 19, 2012Eligibility: Juried-$25, 2/1 Slides or Photos

Booth Size/Fee: 10x10/$130.00-$155.00Acceptable Work: 1 2 3 6 9


Mount Horeb Area Chamber of Commerce300 E. Main StreetPO Box 382Mount Horeb, WI 535721-88TROLLWAYEmail: [email protected]; [email protected];[email protected]: www.trollway.com

Sheboygan July 21-22

42nd Annual Midsummer Festival of the ArtsJohn Michael Kohler Arts Center, 608 New York AveSat 10am - 5pm, Sun 10am - 4:30pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 20,000Entertainment: Music

A juried Arts Fesitval featuring work from over 135artists in 14 categories. There is also live music,local food, wine and beer, plus art-making work-shops for all ages.

Exhibitors: 135Deadline: March 12Eligibility: Juried-$35, 5/0 Digital Images

Booth Size/Fee: 10x10/$175.00-$195.00Acceptable Work: 1 2 3 4 5 6 9

Awards: $3,000.00Facilities: 1 2 3 4 6 7

John Michael Kohler Arts Center608 New York AvenueSheboygan, WI 53081920/458-6144Email: [email protected]: www.jmkac.org

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Butternut July 28

Pioneer DaysButternut Park- West Michigan St.8am - 5pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 500Entertainment: Music

Community Festival featuring mud run, lumberjackevents, food, carnival rides, softball tournament, livemusic.


Booth Size/Fee: 10x10, 10x20/$0-$25.00Acceptable Work: 3 4 5 6 7

Facilities: 2 3 5 7

Kelly MeredithPioneer Days CommitteeP.O. Box 207120 E. Main StreetButternut, WI 54514Email: [email protected]

Cedar Grove July 28

Holland FestivalVeterans Memorial ParkFri 1pm - 9pm, Sat 8am - 10pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 6,000Entertainment: Music, Dance

This is a family friendly festival celebrating thetown’s Dutch roots. Food, parade, art fair, car showincluded.

Exhibitors: 85Deadline: Until FullEligibility: Open, Digital Images, Restricted

to Handmade ItemsBooth Size/Fee: 10x13/$45.00-$65.00

Acceptable Work: 1 2 3 4 5 6 9Facilities: 2

Jenna DeRuyterHolland Guild Gezelschap5257 Lakeview Ridge RoadBelgium, WI 53004262/285-3467Email: [email protected]: hollandfest.com

Fish Creek July 28

10th Annual Settlement Shops Summer ArtFairSettlement Shops 9100 Highway 4210am - 5 pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 700Entertainment: Music

Local and regional artists exhibit their original artand fine craft in park-like setting. Surroundingshops and galleries feature unique shopping all sea-son. Food, music, and friendly atmosphere.

Exhibitors: 25Deadline: Until FullEligibility: Juried, 3 Photos

Booth Size/Fee: 12x12/$30.00-$40.00Acceptable Work: 1 2 3 9

Facilities: 2 3 7

Barbara Knupper or Julie EnloeThe Settlement ShopsPO Box 51Fish Creek, WI 54212608/213-0976Email: [email protected]

Fond du Lac July 28

Prairie FestUW Fond du Lac 400 University Avenue Fond du Lac,WI 5493510am - 3pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 1,000Entertainment: Music, Theater

Prairie Fest is a family oriented environmental edu-cation event, with a focus on native plants and ani-mals. Our artists work in natural materials, or has anature as the subject.

Exhibitors: 25Deadline: July 1Eligibility: Open, 3/0 Digital Images



Scottie LapierreThe Gottfried Prairie and ArboretumW3948 Artesian RoadFond du Lac, WI 54937920/251-3467Email: [email protected]: www.fdl.uwc.edu/arboretum

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Land O’ Lakes, WI July 28

Art ImpressionsTown Hall Grounds - Hwy B9am - 3pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 2,500Entertainment: Music

Juried art fair featuring original fine art and finecraft. Shady, park-like setting with live music andfood vendors.




Karen Lenhart or Sandy WaitLand O’ Lakes Chamber of CommercePO Box 599Land O’ Lakes, WI 54540800/236-3432Web: www.landolakes-wi.org

Richfield July 28

Art at the MillRichfield Historical Park/Nature Park, Hwy 16410am - 4pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 450Entertainment: Music

Fine art and craft fair held in the beautiful, naturalsetting of the historic Messer/Mayer Mill. Adjacentnature park features self-guided walks and observa-tion deck overlooking beautiful Holy Hill.

Exhibitors: 30Deadline: May 30Eligibility: Juried-$10, 3/1 Digital

ImagesBooth Size/Fee: 10x10/$60.00

Acceptable Work: 1 2 3 6 9Facilities: 2 3 7

Lois HessenauerRichfield Historical SocietyPO Box 268Richfield, WI 50376262/628-2841Email: [email protected]: www.richfieldhistoricalsociety.org

Ellison Bay July 28-29

Liberty Grove Historical Society Art and CraftFair11871 State Hwy 42Sat 10am - 5pm, Sun 10am - 4pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 1,500Entertainment: Music

The fair offers the opportunity to combine businessand to see scenic Door County which attracts manytourists. Live music Saturday and Sunday. Locationon Hwy 42 offers great visibility.

Exhibitors: 50Deadline: April 1Eligibility: Juried, 3/1 Photos, Restricted

to Items Handcrafted by ArtistBooth Size/Fee: 10x12, 10x24/$60.00-$65.00

Acceptable Work: 1 2 3 4 6 9Facilities: 2 3 7

Marcia FarberLiberty Grove Historical Society11940 Lakeview RoadEllison Bay, WI 54210920/854-1926Email: [email protected]

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Wilton August 2-5

Wilton Wood Turtle DaysWilton Village ParkFri 6pm-20pm, Wat 9am – 3pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 1,000Entertainment: MusicAnnual festival, softball/voilleyball tournament, pa-rade,fireworks, 5k run/walk, kids’ games, music, food andfun

Exhibitors: 40Deadline: July 15Eligibility: Open

Booth Size/fee: 10x10/$10-$15Acceptable Work: 3 4 5 6 7


Lori BrueggenWilton Wood Turtle DaysPO Box 14Wilton, WI 54670608/435-6512 or 608/435-6929Email: villageofwilton@century tel.net

Park Falls August 4

60th Annual Flambeau Rama310 5th Street North10am - 5pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 20,000Entertainment: Music

Flambeau Rama is a 4-day event from August 2ndthrough August 5th. Packed with family entertain-ment, live music, food court, carnival, arts & craftsand a parade on Sunday. Cost is $50 (1-booth) or$75 for (2-booths) for arts & crafts.


Booth Size/Fee: 10x10/$50.00-$75.00Acceptable Work: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

Facilities: 2 3 6 7

Tammy CaseyPark Falls Area Chamber of Commerce400 4th Avenue SouthPark Falls, WI 54552715/877-2703Email: [email protected]: www.parkfalls.com

Jacksonport August 4

Cherry FestLakeside Park, Hwy 57Door County, Wisconsin9am - 4pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 2,000Entertainment: Music

Celebrate cherry harvest in Door County—livemusic, wagon rides, food, beverages, historical dis-plays, kids’ penny hunt. Arts and crafts featuringquality handcrafted items. Well advertised peak oftourist season.



Facilities: 2 6 7

Nancy BemmannJacksonport Historical Society, Inc.4445 County Highway ISturgeon Bay, WI 54235920/743-4556Email: [email protected]: www.jacksonporthistoricalsociety.org

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Bear Creek August 4-5

48th Annual Sauerkraut Festival300 Welcome Avenue, Bear Creek WI 54922Sat 9am - Midnight, Sun 6am - 7pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 1,200Entertainment: Music

48th Annual Sauerkraut Festival. Craft fair Sat 9am-4pm, tractor show, food/drink, and entertainment.Sunday continues with car show, kraut dinner, silentauction, many family fun activities & more!


Booth Size/Fee: 10x10/$25.00Acceptable Work: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 9

Facilities: 2 3 5 7

Angie OgurekSt. Mary’s ParishW10440 State Road 76Bear Creek, WI 54922715/250-1077Email: [email protected]

Janesville August 5

Tallman Art Festival440 N. Jackson Street10am - 5pmAdmission: $3.00 AdultAttendance: 2,200Entertainment: Music

55th Annual Tallman Art Festival held on thegrounds of the historic Lincoln-Tallman house inJanesville. Music, food, refreshments, purchaseawards, and judged awards available.

Exhibitors: 100Deadline: July 30Eligibility: Juried, 2/1 Slides or Photos

Booth Size/Fee: 10x12, 10x20/$60.00-$60.00Acceptable Work: 1 2 3 9


Joel Van HaaftenRock County Historical SocietyPO Box 8096426 N. Jackson StreetJanesville, WI 53547608/756-4509Email: [email protected]: www.rchs.us

Racine August 5

Job’s Daughters 37th Annual Craft Fair1012 Main Street9am - 4pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 2,500

Enjoy Lake Michigan breezes while shopping our out-door fair. We have unique exhibitors that arrive fromfour states. There is a food stand available that sells1/4 lb. hot dogs, soda, etc. All crafters have homemade items. No mass produced items are permit-ted.

Exhibitors: 78Deadline: Until FullEligibility: Open, Items Must be Homemade


Facilities: 2 3

Amy SheppardJob’s Daughters, Bethel 2217604 Plank RoadUnion Grove, WI 53182262/412-7275Email: [email protected]

Racine August 5

Starving Artist Outdoor Art FairGateway Technical College Campus, 1001 S Main St.9am - 4pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 2,000 – 3,000Entertainment: Music

Established in 1970, the fair is held in Racine’s his-toric district overlooking Lake Michigan. The juriedfair draws artists from Wisconsin and neighboringstates. Ample parking and indoor washrooms areavailable for artists.

Exhibitors: 130Deadline: May 1Eligibility: Juried-$10, 3/0 Slides or

PhotosBooth Size/Fee: 10x12/$95.00


Carolyn Chaplin or Nancy NeiderRacine Art GuildPO Box 1345Racine, WI 53401-1345262/639-3340Email: [email protected]: www.racineartguild.com/

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Edgerton August 11

Stroll Through Park Arts & Crafts FairAlbion Park, Albion Road9am - 2:30pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: GoodEntertainment: Music

Stroll through our beautiful park at our 13th annualfine arts and crafts show, bake sale, antique buggydisplay, Albion Historical Museum open, food avail-able.

Exhibitors: 50Deadline: July 31 or Until FullEligibility: Open


Facilities: 2 3 5 7

Nancy HesselmanAlbion Park Committee15 Mildred AvenueEdgerton, WI 53534608/884-6522Email: [email protected]: www.tlcfa.org

Hartford August 11

American Accents: A Festival of Fine Arts andCraftsWillowbrook Park, 774 East Sumner Street (Hwy 60)9am - 3pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 2,000Entertainment: Music

27th Annual. 80 exhibitors nestled along RubiconRiver. Live “music under the trees.” Food by HartfordLions. Evening Hot Air Balloon Rally by Chamber ofCommerce.



Facilities: 2 3 7

Patti RouletteGFWC Hartford Women’s Club831 Willow LaneHartford, WI 53027262/673-5207Email: [email protected]: www.hartfordwomensclub.org

Stoughton August 11

Stoughton Coffee Break Festival & Car ShowMandt Park, 400 Mandt Parkway9am - 4pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 800-1,000Entertainment: Music

This one-day festival celebrates the home of the Cof-fee Break with a coffee brew off, antique car andmotorcycle show, arts & crafts fair, music, a fun run,food, and more fun for the family.



Facilities: 2 3 7

Erica DialStoughton Chamber of Commerce532 E. Main StreetStoughton, WI 53589608/873-8082Email: [email protected]; [email protected]: www.stoughtonwi.com

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Belgium August 11-12

Luxembourg Fest Art & Craft FairBelgium Community Park, Beech Street10am - 4pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 4,000Entertainment: Music

A two-day fine art and craft fair held in conjunctionwith “Luxembourg Fest of America” which drawspeople from throughout the U.S. and the Country ofLuxembourg to celebrate the “Worlds Largest Luxem-bourg Family Reunion.” Held in the Community Parkin the center of the village, the Fest includes a pa-rade, live music, food, Heritage Displays and chil-dren’s activities.

Exhibitors: 30Deadline: June 15Eligibility: Juried, 3/1 Slides or Photos

Booth Size/Fee: 10x10, 10x20/$50.00-$100.00

Acceptable Work: 1 2 3 4 5 6 9Facilities: 2 7

Sara JacobyLuxembourg American Cultural Society100 Peter Thein AvenuePO Box 157Belgium, WI 53004262/476-5086Email: [email protected]: www.luxamculturalsociety.org

Milwaukee August 11-12

Morning Glory Fine Craft Fair929 N WaterSat 10am - 5pm, Sun 10am - 5pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 7,000Entertainment: Music

Wisconsin’s premier fine craft fair. Handsomedowntown location along the Milwaukee River Walk.Silent auction, picnic food and special amenities forartists. 38th annual event!

Exhibitors: 140Deadline: March 15Eligibility: Juried-$30, 4/1 Digital

ImagesBooth Size/Fee: 10x10, 10x20/$275.00-

$350.00Acceptable Work: 2

Awards: $3,000.00 Facilities: 2 3 6 7

Barbara HeimschWisconsin Designer Crafts Council3900 W. Brown Deer Road, Suite 130AMilwaukee, WI 53209414/259-1440Email: [email protected]: wdcc.org

Watertown August 11-12

Watertown RiverfestRiverside Park 912 Labaree St.Sat AND Sun 9am - 4pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 16,000Entertainment: Music

Our 2-day craft fair is part of the 4-day Riverfestcelebration held at beautiful Riverside Park! Freeadmittance brings patrons of all ages. After a great2011,we’re again looking to expand the variety ofgoods showcased in 2012!

Exhibitors: 100Deadline: July 15 or Until FullEligibility: Juried, 2/2 Photos


Facilities: 2 3 6 7

Watertown Riverfest Craft Fair Committee824 Cole StreetWatertown, WI 53094920/988-9800Email: [email protected]: www.watertownriverfest.info

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Boulder Junction August 12

Musky Jamboree 56th AnnualMain Street9am - 4pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 10,000Entertainment: Music, Theater

Musky Fun Run, car show, a free “Taste of Musky,”arts & craft fair, Kid’s Casting Contest, live enter-tainment. A day of family fun!



Facilities: 2 7

Theresa SmithBoulder Junction Chamber of CommercePO Box 286Boulder Junction, WI 54512-0286715/385-2400Email: [email protected]: www.boulderjct.org

Eagle River August 15

Paul Bunyan FestDowntown Eagle River10am - 4pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 2,500+Entertainment: Music

Fun family event with Roast Cooking Contest by areamerchants, Paul Bunyan size beef sandwiches andluncheon available, arts and crafts show, musicalentertainment, chainsaw carving demo, and muchmore.

Exhibitors: 65Deadline: March 15 or Until FullEligibility: Juried, 3/1 Photos, Restricted to

Handmade Items by the SellerBooth Size/Fee: 10x10/$60.00

Acceptable Work: 1 2 3 4 5 6 9Facilities: 2 3 7

Kim EmersonEagle River Area Chamber of CommercePO Box 1917Eagle River, WI 545211-800-359-6315Email: [email protected]: www.eagleriver.org

Sun Prairie August 16-19

Sun Prairie Sweet Corn FestivalAngell Park, Highway NSat 11:30am - 7pm, Sun 11:30am - 5pmAdmission: $1.00Attendance: 80,000 for festivalEntertainment: Music, Dance

Four day festival includes carnival, food vendors,family stage, petting zoo, kiddie korner, craft fair,beer tent, and sweet corn served Sat/Sun.

Exhibitors: 65Deadline: July 16 or Until FullEligibility: Juried, 1/0 Photos


Facilities: 2

StaffSun Prairie Chamber of Commerce109 E. Main StreetSun Prairie, WI 53590608/837-4547Email: [email protected]: www.sunprairiechamber.com

Wales August 18

Donna Lexa Memorial Art FairMain Street along the Glacial Drumlin Bicycle Trail9am - 4pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 3,500Entertainment: Music, Dance

16th annual outdoor juried art fair along the GlacialDrumlin Bicycle Trail in the quaint Village of Wales.Benefiting non-profits in Waukesha County.

Exhibitors: 72+Deadline: May 15Eligibility: Juried-$ 15, 4/2 Slides or Photos



Pam MacArthur Jerusalem Presbyterian ChurchPO Box 88Wales, WI 53183262/853-0808Email: [email protected]: www.donnalexamemorialartfair.org

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Fitchburg August 18

Agora Art Fair - Fitchburg5500 East Cheryl Parkway, Fitchburg, WI 5371110am - 6pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 10,000Entertainment: Music

4th Annual Fine Arts Fair set amid a beautiful land-scaped grounds and stunning architecture providinga natural backdrop for the show. Live music, food,beer garden, kids activities.

Exhibitors: 75Deadline: April 30Eligibility: Juried, 4/1Digital Images,

Restricted to WI ResidentsBooth Size/Fee: 10x10/$125.00

Acceptable Work: 1 2 3 9Awards: $400.00

Facilities: 2 3 7

Niki RussosFitchburg Center3024 Fadness RoadDeerfield, WI 53531608/332-7900Email: [email protected]: www.agoraartfair.com

Oconomowoc August 18-19

The Oconomowoc Festival of the ArtsFowler Park, Oakwood AvenueSat 10am - 5pm, Sun 10am - 5pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 20,000Entertainment: Music, Theater, Dance

This is the 43rd year for this nationally recognized ju-ried fine arts show. The show is set next to a sparklinglake in a beautiful wooded park. Three stages of qual-ity entertainment for children and adults. Great food,a children’s art tent, silent auction tent and free shut-tle busses from area parking lots.

Exhibitors: 125Deadline: February 28Eligibility: Juried-$30, 4/1 Digital Images



Oconomowoc Festival of the Arts, Ltd.PO Box 651Oconomowoc, WI 53066262/567-1243Web: www.OconomowocArts.org

New Holstein August 19

New Holstein Kiwanis Arts & Crafts FairCivic Park, 2200 Washington Street10am – 4pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 1,000Entertainment: Music

Arts & Craft Fair, Pancake Breakfast 8:30 am tonoon, free corn roast at noon, entertainment andother food and refreshments. Other events in city.

Exhibitors: 30Deadline: August 19Eligibility: Open, Digital Images


Facilities: 2 3 5 7

Bob FeyenNew Holstein Kiwanis ClubPO Box 34New Holstein, WI 53061920/898-5640Email: [email protected]

Presque Isle August 19

Presque Isle Fine Art Show & Art in the ParkFairCommunity Building & Park, Hwy B & School Loop Rd10am - 3pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 800Entertainment: Music

This is the ninth annual People’s Choice Fine ArtShow and Fair. We encourage exhibitors to demon-strate their art. All fine art skill levels accepted. En-tertainment;Refreshments available.

Exhibitors: 80Deadline: August 4Eligibility: Open, Restricted to Fine Arts

and Fine Crafts Booth Size/Fee: 10x12, Negotiable/$10.00-

$35.00Acceptable Work: 1 2 3 9

Awards: $900.00Facilities: 1 2 3 7

Kay LorbieckiPresque Isle Fine Arts, Inc.PO Box 223Presque Isle, WI 54557715/686-7946Email: [email protected]

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Portage August 25

Taste of Portage Market FairDowntown along Hwy 339am - 4pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 4,000-5,000Entertainment: Music

Sample food from restaurants and non-profit organi-zations, shop 50 art & craft vendors, see the all-make/all-model car show. Kid’s activities and livemusic throughout the day.



Facilities: 2 3 7

Portage Area Chamber of Commerce104 W. Cook Street, Suite APortage, WI 53901608/742-6242Email: [email protected]: www.portagewi.com

Eagle River August 25-26

Festival of Flavors Art & Craft ShowRiverview Park, downtown Eagle River, WISat 9 am-4 pm, Sun 10 am-3pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 6,000Entertainment: Music, Theater, Dance

Fine arts and quality hand-crafted items. Part ofFestival of Flavors “Celebrate the Taste of Wiscon-sin,” restaurants, wine, cheese. Supported by Wis-consin Department of Tourism and DiscoverWisconsin.



Facilities: 2 3 6 7

Rita FritzEagle River Revitalization ProgramPO Box 2302Eagle River, WI 54521715/477-0645Email: [email protected]: www.eaglerivermainstreet.org

Montello August 25-26

Green Sacred Earth DayNelson-Pade Inc., W3731 State Road 2310am - 4pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 300-600

Green Holistic Fair and Arts & Crafts Show, Focus ison “taking care of you products” and intentional artforms supporting Holistic practices. This includesorganic & other “green” products for self and home.Education/Activities area staffed by artists andpractitioners.

Exhibitors: 30Deadline: July 1 or Until FullEligibility: Juried

Booth Size/Fee: 10x10, 10x20/$65.00-$130.00

Acceptable Work: 1 2 3 4 9Facilities: 2

Penny Negley or Sue JohnsonTwo Friends Healing Arts, LLCW5798 State Road 23Montello, WI 53949608/589-5335Email: [email protected]; [email protected]: www.copperpennymontellowi.com

Greenbush August 26

52nd Annual Wade House Arts & Crafts ShowW 7824 Center Street; Greenbush, WI 530269am - 4pmAdmission: $3.50Attendance: 1,700

Artisans and craftspeople from Wisconsin andacross the Midwest display and sell their wares atone of the most popular and longstanding fairs of itskind in eastern Wisconsin.

Exhibitors: 80Deadline: August 10Eligibility: Juried, 2/1 Photos


Awards: $150.00Facilities: 2 3 5 7

Jeff MurrayWade House Historic SitePO Box 34W 7824 Center StreetGreenbush, WI 53026920/526-3271Email: [email protected]: www.wadehouse.org

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Prairie du Sac September 1

Sauk Prairie Today’s Women Inc. Arts andCrafts FairMarion Park - Grand Avenue and First Street9am - 5pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 40,000Entertainment: Music, Dance

Held in conjunction with the Wisconsin State CowChip Throw. Food, entertainment, parade, walk-run,fun for the whole family

Exhibitors: 150Deadline: April 1Eligibility: Juried, 4/0 Photos


Awards: $200.00 Facilities: 2 3 7

Sauk Prairie Today’s Women, Inc.PO Box 143Prairie du Sac, WI 53578Email: [email protected]: www.wiscowchip.com/artscrafts.htm

Town of Rome September 1

Lake Arrowhead Craft Show 23rd AnnualTown of Rome Hwy 13 South - 1195 Apache Lane,Nekoosa9am - 3pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 1,800

Annual craft show of quality handmade items.Demonstrations on site with refreshments/foodavailable. One of central Wisconsin’s best shows.



Facilities: 2 3 7

Pamela KoeshallLake Arrowhead Craft Show Committee1195 Apache LaneNekoosa, WI 54457715/325-2904Email: [email protected]: lakearrowhead-golf.com

Redgranite September 1-3

Redgranite Labor Days FestivalVeterans Memorial Park, Downtown Redgranite9am - 4pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 3,000 over 3 daysEntertainment: Music

Redgranite Labor Days Festival. Annual Festivalthat is one of Wisconsin’s longest running Labor Daycelebrations. Three Day event with Music, food andfun for the Entire Family. Only Handcrafted Arts andCrafts are accepted.

Exhibitors: 45Deadline: August 20 or Until FullEligibility: Open, Juried, 1/1 Photos,

Resticted to Artists and Handcrafters

Booth Size/Fee: 12 x 12/$25.00-$50.00Acceptable Work: 1 2 3 4 6 9

Facilities: 2 3 6 7

Susie GustkeRedgranite Advancement AssociationW4863 Happersett LaneRedgranite, WI 54970920/566-4015Email: [email protected]: redgranitewisconsin.com

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New Glarus September 2

Wilhelm Tell Festival Art in the ParkNew Glarus Village Park, 319 2nd Street9am - 4pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 1,500Entertainment: Music

Annual, juried, fine arts and fine crafts outdoor artfair.

Exhibitors: 50Deadline: April 15Eligibility: Juried-$15, 4/0 Slides or

PhotosBooth Size/Fee: 10x12/$75

Acceptable Work: 1 2 3 6 9Awards: $2,800.00

Facilities: 2 3 5 7

Mary ThomsonNew Glarus Vision, Inc.W6024 Meadow Valley RoadNew Glarus, WI 53574608/527-5642Email: [email protected]: www.swisstown.com

Germantown September 8

St. John UCC Fall Fair - Arts & CraftsSt. John United Church of Christ, N104W14181Donges Bay Road9am - 4pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 500-600

Our historical church is hosting quality arts andcrafts for the 27th year! Youth booths available.Bake sale, raffles, silent auction, theme basket raf-fles, food and more fun!

Exhibitors: 70Deadline: Until FullEligibility: Open, 1/0 Photos

Booth Size/Fee: 10x10, 12x12/$10.00-$40.00Acceptable Work: 1 2 3 4 5 6 9

Facilities: 1 2 3 7

Mary Ann Toth or Merry LisonSt. John United Church of ChristN104W14181 Donges Bay RoadGermantown, WI 53022262/251-0640Email: [email protected]: www.stjohnuccgermantown.org

Pardeeville September 8

Pardeeville Watermelon FestivalChandler Park, Pardeeville, WI10am - 4pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 400 – 700Entertainment: Music

U.S. Watermelon Speed Eating and Seed SpittingChampionship. Watermelon contests, arts, crafts,flea and/or farmers market, kids games, music, food& beverage, located on beautiful Park Lake.


Booth Size/Fee: 10x10, 10x20/$20.00-$30.00Acceptable Work: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 9

Facilities: 2 3 7

Linda J. ManteufelPardeeville Watermelon Festival518 Breezy Point DrivePardeeville, WI 53954608/429-2312Email: [email protected]: www.pardeevillewatermelonfestival.com

Watertown September 8

Rock River Wine Fest & Craft ShowRiverside Park, 812 Labaree Street10am - 5pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 4,000Entertainment: Music

The largest Wisconsin Wine Fest in the state. Wis-consin wines for tasting, wine retail booth, 100crafters, food, cheese, music, contest and more.

Exhibitors: 100Deadline: Until FullEligibility: Juried, Photos


Facilities: 1 2 3 7

Edna DeWittCalico Cottage/Rock River Winery, Kiwanis,Relay forLife500 A Bernard StreetWatertown, WI 53094920/261-9460Email: [email protected]: www.calicocottagewinery.com

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Waukesha September 8

Waukesha Art FestMain Street in Historic Downtown Waukesha10am - 5pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 1,000-3,000Entertainment: Music, Theater

A juried fine art show in historic downtown Wauke-sha on Main Street. Live entertainment as well aschildren’s activities. Silent Auction proceeds areused for art scholarships for local students.

Exhibitors: 60Deadline: May 31Eligibility: Juried-$10, 3/1 Photos



Chuck WicklerWaukesha Art Fest1170 Downing DriveWaukesha, WI 53186262/549-1408Email: [email protected]: waukeshaartfest.weebly.com

Wausau September 8-9

Art in the Park1000 Stewart AvenueSat 9 am - 5pm, Sun 9 am - 4pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 30,000

37th annual fine arts/craft show/ A part of Wausau“Artrageous” weekend. Free shuttle buses. Foodvended by nonprofit groups. Kids’ activities andbutterfly release.

Exhibitors: 120Deadline: April 2Eligibility: Juried - $25, 4/1 Photos, Fine

Artists & Fine CraftersBooth Size/Fee: 5x10, 10x10, 20x10/$110-$400

Acceptable Work: 1 2 3 4 5 9Awards: $1,000.00


Lee Ann SchulzWisconsin Valley Art Association3206 Seymour Lane,Wausau, WI 54401715/581-1484 Email: [email protected] Web: www.wivalleyart.org/artinPark.html

Brookfield September 14-16

Hidden River Arts FestivalSharon Lynne Wilson Center for the Arts19805 W. Capitol DriveFri 1pm - 7pm, Sat 10am – 6pm, Sun 11am - 4pmAdmission: $5.00 - $7.00Attendance: 3,500

Enjoy the beautiful environment of Brookfield’sMitchell Park, while discovering the work of morethan 80 Wisconsin fine artists at this unique three-day festival. The Hidden River Art Festival is one ofthe largest of its kind featuring solely WisconsinArtists presenting a variety of media.

Exhibitors: 80Deadline: March 25Eligibility: Juried-$33-45, 6/0 Digital

Images, Restricted to Wisconsin Residents

Booth Size/Fee: 10x10/$200.00-250.00Acceptable Work: 1 2 3 9

Awards: $1,750.00Facilities: 2 3 4 5 6 7

Cecilia DavisSharon Lynne Wilson Center for the Arts19805 W. Capitol Drive, Brookfield, WI 53045262/781-9470, x5037Email: [email protected]: www.hiddenriverartfestival.com

Bonduel September 15

Bonduel Founders DayDowntown Bonduel9am - 3pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 3,500Entertainment: Music

Arts,crafts,and food vendors; Public Safety and Bon-duel Archives open houses; music; kid’sbouncers;run/walk event



Facilities: 2 3 7

Barbara WickmanBonduel Founders Day/Village of Bonduel216 E. Park StreetPO Box 382Bonduel, WI 54107715/758-2450Email: [email protected]: www.villageofbonduel.com

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Cross Plains September 15

Hill and Valley Antique Auto and AmericanaShowCounty P, Baer Park6:45 am - 4:30 pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 1,000Entertainment: Music

Antique auto show with old time crafts such asquilting, blacksmithing, sauerkraut making, etc.Historical society displays, corn on the cob steamedby an antique steam engine. Art & Craft Sale.

Exhibitors: 20Deadline: September 5Eligibility: Open


Facilities: 2

Linda ChandlerWisconsin Capital Model T ClubPO Box 233Cross Plains, WI 53528608/798-3040Email: [email protected]: www.wicapitalmodeltclub.com

Hubertus September 15

Holy Hill Arts & Crafts Fair1525 Carmel Road10am - 5pmAdmission: $4.00Attendance: 8,000 - 10,000Entertainment: Music

230-240 Artists & Craftsmen present their work in anatural setting on the grounds of Holy Hill.Door prizes are selected from Fair Exhibitors. FreeParking for the Public.

Exhibitors: 240Deadline: April 1Eligibility: Juried-$10, 3/1 Photos

Booth Size/Fee: 12X10, 24X10/$150.00- $350.00Acceptable Work: 1 2 3 4 5 6 9


Therese JasinskiDiscalced Carmelite Friars of Holy Hill411 Killarney RoadHartford, WI 53027262/966-7172Email: [email protected]: www.holyhill.com

Jefferson September 15-16

Gemuetlichkeit Days German HeritageFestival503 N. Jackson AvenueSat 10am - 8pm, Sun 1:30pm - 6pmAdmission: $5.00Attendance: 2,000Entertainment: Music, Dance

German food and music,craft fair, contests,dancing,card tournament, car show, and huge parade.


Booth Size/Fee: 10x10/$25.00Acceptable Work: 1 2 3 4 5 6, 7 8 9


Debbie MeinelGemuetlichkeit Days536 West Racine StreetJefferson, WI 53549920/674-6124Email: [email protected]: gdays.org

Mukwonago September 15

Mukwonago Fall FestField Park (HWY 83 and NN)10am - 4pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: Not SpecifiedEntertainment: Music

Celebration of fall: fun for the whole family!Crafters/vendors, live music, numerous kids activi-ties, chili contest, apple bakeoff.



Facilities: 2 3 7

Karen BroncattiMukwonago Area Chamber of Commerce & TourismCenter801 Main Street, Suite 1Mukwonago, WI 53149262/363-7758Email: [email protected]: www.mukwonagochamber.org

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Cedarburg September 15-16

Ozaukee Art Center Wine Harvest FineArts/Crafts FairClosed Main Street of Cedarburg (Washington)AveSat 10am - 6pm, Sun 10am - 5pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 50,000Entertainment: Music

The Ozaukee Art Center features juried exhibitorsboth local and from out of state selling fine arts andcrafts. Wine & Harvest Festival is a citywide, two-day festival with multiple exciting events in HistoricDowntown Cedarburg drawing over 50,000 visitors.

Exhibitors: 60Deadline: August 1 or Until FullEligibility: Juried-$10, 4 – 6/1 Photos


Facilities: 2 7

Ozaukee Art CenterW62 N718 Riveredge DrCedarburg, WI 53012262/377-8230Email: [email protected]: www.cedarburgfestivals.org

Cedarburg September 15-16

Wine & Harvest Fine Arts & Crafts FairCedarburg Cultural Center, W62 N546 WashingtonAvenueSat 10am - 6pm, Sun 10am - 5pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 50,000Entertainment: Music

Fine art & craft with a contemporary flair distin-guishes this lively event, held outdoors at the Cul-tural Center during a city-wide festival that draws50,000 visitors. Food tent, music, and free exhibitsindoors.

Exhibitors: 80Deadline: July 20 or Until FullEligibility: Juried-$10, 2-4/1-2 Slides or

PhotosBooth Size/Fee: 10x10/$150.00-$175.00

Acceptable Work: 1 2 3 5 6 9Facilities: 2 3

Jean LamboCedarburg Cultural CenterW62 N546 Washington AvenuePO Box 84Cedarburg, WI 53012262/375-3676Email: [email protected]: www.cedarburgculturalcenter.org; www.cedarburgfestivals.org

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Marshfield September 15-16

Maple Fall FestWildwood Park & ZooSat 9am - 5pm, Sun 10am - 4pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 22,000Entertainment: Dance

A celebration of fall and a fitting finish to summer.Pancake breakfast on both days. Maple syrup &maple dessert contest, maple village. Fun for thewhole family all weekend.

Exhibitors: 150Deadline: Until FullEligibility: Open, 1/1 Photos, Restricted

to Handmade Arts & CraftsBooth Size/Fee: 10x10, 10x30/$110.00-$130.00

Acceptable Work: 1 2 3 4 5 6 9Facilities: 1 2 5 6 7

Sharon KirnMarshfield Convention & Visitors Bureau700 S. Central AvenuePO Box 868Marshfield, WI 54449800/422-4541Email: [email protected]: www.visitmarshfieldwi.com

Soldiers Grove September 15-16

Driftless Area Art FestivalBeauford T. Anderson Memorial Park, Hwys 131 & CSat 10am - 5pm, Sun 10am - 4pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 4,500Entertainment: Music

Celebrating the visual, performing, and culinary artsof the Driftless Area; featuring painting, photogra-phy, woodworking, ceramics, fiber, sculpture, jewelry,and live music.

Exhibitors: 80Deadline: March 15Eligibility: Juried-$15, 4/1Digital

Images, Restricted to Driftless Area WI, IA, MN, IL



Jerry & Liz QuebeCommunity Development Alternatives, Inc.43495 Trout Creek RoadSoldiers Grove, WI 54655608/624-3600Email: [email protected]: www.driftlessareaartfestival.com

Waukesha September 21-22

MJC Memorial Craft Fair1240 Grand AvenueFri 10am - 6pm, Sat 10am - 4pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: Not Specified

Craft show featuring handcrafted arts and crafts,and unique gifts. Something for everyone on yourshopping list. Door prizes drawn every hour, food,silent auction, bake sale and free parking and ad-mission.

Exhibitors: 20Deadline: SeptemberEligibility: Juried, Photos

Booth Size/Fee: 8x10, 10x10/$60.00Acceptable Work: 1 2 4 5 6 9

Facilities: 1 2 7Julie Chaloupka322 Buena Vista AvenueWaukesha, WI 53188262/404-5763Email: [email protected]: www.creativetouchcrafts.net/craftfair.html

St. Germain Septemer 22

53rd Annual ColoramaSt. Germain Community Park9am - 3pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 3,000 - 5,000

In addition to the craft fair, there will be a live auc-tion, farmers market, wine tasting, pumpkin paint-ing contest, mum sales and great food.



Facilities: 2 3 4 7

Anne SmallSaint Germain Chamber of CommercePO Box 155Saint Germain, WI 54558715/477-2205Email: [email protected]: www.st-germain.com

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Waukesha September 22

Apple Harvest FestivalRetzer Nature Center, S14 W28167 Madison Street9am - 5pmAdmission: $5.00Attendance: 5,000Entertainment: Music

Autumn family festival with a heritage theme. Manyapple varieties; auction, hay ride, children’s activi-ties, concert, artist/exhibitors, food, pies, cider, FUN!Demonstrations encouraged. Expanded LearningCenter will be open!

Exhibitors: 50Deadline: Until FullEligibility: Juried, A Few/A Few Photos,

Restricted to Nature-Related Criteria in App


Facilities: 2 3 7

Larry KaschtRetzer Nature Center, Waukesha County ParksS14 W28167 Madison StreetWaukesha, WI 53188262/896-8007Email: [email protected]: www.waukeshacountyparks.com

Horicon September 23

Autumn Art on the MarshDischer Park, Jersey St10am - 4pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 1,000Entertainment: Music

Autumn Art on the Marsh takes place in a beautifulpark setting with unique and varied artists andcrafters.

Exhibitors: 100Deadline: September 17Eligibility: Juried, 2/1 Photos

Booth Size/Fee: 10x10, 10x15/$50.00Acceptable Work: 1 2 3 4 5 6 9

Awards: $425.00Facilities: 1 2 3 5 7

Chamber SecretaryHoricon Chamber of CommercePO Box 23Horicon, WI 53032920/485-3200Email: [email protected]: www.horiconchamber.com

Warrens September 28-30

Warrens Cranberry FestivalVillage Streets, Lawns, Ball field7am – 6pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 100,000

Exhibitors: 600Deadline: May 1Eligibility: Juried, 2/1 Photos

Booth Size/Fee: 10x10, 10x20/$325-625Acceptable Work: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

Facilities: 2 6

Carolyn of KimWarrens Cranberry Festival, Inc.PO Box 146Warrens, WI 54666608/378-4200Email: [email protected]: www.cranfest.com

Fish Creek September 29

10th Annual Settlement Shops Fall Art FairThe Settlement Shops 9100 Highway 4210am - 5pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 700Entertainment: Music

Local and regional artists exhibit their original artand fine craft in park-like setting. Surroundingshops and galleries feature unique shopping all sea-son. Food, music, and friendly atmosphere.


Booth Size/Fee: 12x12/$30.00-$40.00Acceptable Work: 1 2 3 9

Facilities: 2 3 7

Barbara Knupper or Julie EnloeThe Settlement ShopsPO Box 51Fish Creek, WI 54212608/213-0976Email: [email protected]

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Franksville September 29

Pumpkin Harvest Art and Craft FairSwan’s Pumpkin Farm, 5930 Highway H9am - 1pm; exhibitors may stay later than 1pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 700

Free outdoor event held in conjunction with the pop-ular Tucker 4-H Pancake Breakfast. Enjoy a fall dayin the country with food, art, crafts, petting zoo,hayrides and corn maze.

Exhibitors: 30Deadline: Until FullEligibility: Juried


Facilities: 2 3 7

Tammy LaufTucker 4-H Club of Racine County1844 Brandon LaneMount Pleasant, WI 53406262/634-1482Email: [email protected]

Phillips September 29

Phillips Fall Harvest FestivalLake AvenueSat 9am - 3pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 500Entertainment: Music

Enjoy the annual Fall Harvest Festival featuring; arts& crafts, unique variety of food, farmer’s market,cranberries, live music, kids’ pumpkin decorating,scarecrow display and magnificent autumn treecolor!


Booth Size/Fee: 10X12/$35.00Acceptable Work: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 9

Facilities: 2 3 7

Judith BoersPhillips Area Chamber of Commerce305 South Lake AvenuePhillips, WI 54555715/339-4100Email: [email protected]: PhillipsWisconsin.net

Green Lake September 29-30

Harvest FestMill Street, Downtown Green LakeSat 10am - 5pm, Sun 10am - 5pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 10,000Entertainment: Music

Green Lake’s 24th Annual Harvest Fest - September29th and 30th with hundreds of crafters, food & en-tertainment. View www.visitgreenlake.com for moreinfo. Fun for the whole family!

Exhibitors: 100Deadline: Until FullEligibility: Juried, Digital Images


Facilities: 2 3 7

Loni MeiborgGreen Lake Area Chamber of CommercePO Box 337550 Mill StreetGreen Lake, WI 54941920/294-3231Email: [email protected]: www.visitgreenlake.com

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October Reedsburg October 6

Reedsburg Fire Department Arts and CraftShowReedsburg Fire Station, 131 Park Street9am - 3pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 2,500

This arts and craft fair is in its eleventh year Areaartists and crafters enjoy the inside feature of thefire station and adjacent tents. Early entry ends Au-gust 31 after that date a $10.00 will be added to theentry fee.

Exhibitors: 72Deadline: August 20Eligibility: Open



Tommy Lee BychinskiReedsburg Fire Department131 South Park StreetReedsburg, WI 53959608/495-1820Email: [email protected]: www.reedsburg.com/firedepartment.htm

Shawano October 6

Shawano Oktoberfest100 and 200 blocks of S. Main Street9am - 4 pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 2,000-2,500Entertainment: Music

Family event featuring free entertainment; food, artsand craft vendors; sidewalk sales; games and activ-ities for the kids; authentic German food; chalk arton the street




Charlene HelmsShawano Downtown Business Association127 S. Sawyer StreetShawano, WI 54166715/853-3775Email: [email protected]: hookedonshawano.com

Green Bay October 6

That Country Feeling Craft Show at Bay BeachBay Beach, East Shore Drive9am - 3pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 1,500

Handcrafted Arts and Crafts Only. Shop for Fall orChristmas crafts. Spaces available indoor or outdoor.




Jean Hethke, Carol Janssen, Irene ZFox Valley Artisans7403 Robin LaneAbrams, WI 54101920/336-4771 (Irene)Email: [email protected]

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Eagle River October 6-7

Cranberry Fest - 33rd AnnualVilas County Fairgrounds, Hwy 70 WSat 9am - 4pm, Sun 9am - 3pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 40,000Entertainment: Music

Fun family festival celebrating the Cranberry Har-vest. Large arts and crafts show, marsh and winerytours, cranberry pancake breakfast, cranberry foodand products, entertainment, farmers market, an-tique market, Cranberry Fest Market Place-flea mar-ket, fitness events and much more.

Exhibitors: 325Deadline: March 1 or Until FullEligibility: Juried, 3/1 Photos, Restricted

to Handmade Items by the SellerBooth Size/Fee: 10x10/$225.00-$275.00

Acceptable 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 545211-800/359-6315Email: [email protected]: www.eagleriver.org

Mount Horeb October 6-7

31st Annual Fall Heritage FestivalDowntown Main StreetSat 9am - 5pm, Sun 10am - 4pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 10,000Entertainment: Music, Theater

Experience Norwegian heritage with crafters, her-itage demonstrations, farmers’ market, buggy rides,quilt show, food, and a silent art auction on MountHoreb’s historic main street our “Trollway!” Also,presented by the Sons of Norway, a Host Frokost(Norwegian breakfast).

Exhibitors: 80Deadline: August 18Eligibility: Juried, 2/1 Slides or Photos

Booth Size/Fee: 10x10/$90.00-$115.00Acceptable Work: 2 3 4 5 6 9

Facilities: 2 3 7

Mount Horeb Area Chamber of Commerce300 E. Main StreetPO Box 382Mount Horeb, WI 535721-88TROLLWAYEmail: [email protected]; [email protected];[email protected]: www.trollway.com

Omro October 6-7

Art From the Barn 2012The Foote/Frank Family Barn, 6320 County Road KSat 9am - 4pm, Sun 10am - 3pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 1,000Entertainment: Music

A beautiful Amish built Wisconsin barn provides thesetting for Art From the Barn, an entirely unique artshow and sale. The show is a carefully selectedblend of fine arts, crafts, and gifts displayed in abeautiful rural setting.

Exhibitors: 30Deadline: Until FullEligibility: Juried, Digital Images



Jen FrankArt From The Barn6320 Cty Road KOmro, WI 54963920/685-2094Email: [email protected]: www.artfromthebarn.com

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Shawano October 6-7

Shawano Country Miles of ArtSelf-guided tour of various Shawano County loca-tions10am-5pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 1,000Entertainment: Music

Free self-guided tours of artists’ studios, Walls ofWittenberg murals and Barn Quilts, combined withcolorful fall drives. Experience a unique opportunityto meet the artists and purchase their work.

Exhibitors: 55Deadline: April 1Eligibility: Juried, 3/0 Digital Images


Facilities: 2 3 7

Patti PetersonShawano Country Tourism Council1263 S. Main StreetPO Box 492Shawano, WI 54166715/524-2139Email: [email protected]: www.smartwisconsin.com

Greenville October 7

38th Annual Greenville Fall Craft FairN1003 Municipal Drive (Hwy 76 & 96)9am - 3pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 3,000

Handmade arts/crafts, produce, bakery. Inside &outside - rain or shine. For early set-up, homemadesweet rolls, egg buscuits, hot drinks. Lunch - home-made soups, hot drinks/sandwiches, desserts. Freeparking.

Exhibitors: 225Deadline: September 21Eligibility: Open, Restricted to

Homemade/Homegrown OnlyBooth Size/Fee: 5x8, 10x10/$30.00-$40.00


Sandy Mc MonagleGreenville LionessPO Box 181Greenville, WI 54942920/757-5661Email: [email protected]: www.greenvillelioness.org

Lake Mills October 7

Fall Festival of ColorCommons Park9am - 3pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 3,000Entertainment: Music

A wonderful Arts and Craft Show in our lovely down-town. Fun events for kids, live music and many localfood vendors.



Facilities: 2 3 4 7

Kate AndersonLake Mills Area Chamber of Commerce200 C Water StreetLake Mills, WI 53551920/648-3585Email: [email protected]: www.lakemills.org

Baraboo October 13

Baraboo Fair on the SquareDowntown Baraboo9:00am - 4:00pmAdmission: Free Attendance: 10,000Entertainment: Music, Theater, Dance

27th Annual Fair featuring 200 of the Mid-West’sfinest artisans and crafters in historic downtownBaraboo. Food court, Live Entertainment, Beer Gar-den, Farmers Market and Kidz Zone all help makethis one of Wisconsin’s premiere events.

Exhibitors: 200Deadline: September 13Eligibility: Juried-$5, 3/3 Photos


Facilities: 2 3 5 7

Greg and Karen DeSantoDowntown Baraboo, Inc.PO Box 216Baraboo, WI 53913608/356-2937Email: [email protected]: www.downtownbaraboo.com

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Janesville October 13

Cargill United Methodist Women Craft Showand Bake SaleCraig Center, Rock County Fairgrounds, 1301 CraigAvenue9am - 3pmAdmission: $1.00Attendance: 783

Craft show, bake sale, refreshments and lunchavailable.

Exhibitors: 65Deadline: September 30Eligibility: Open, Restricted to Handmade

Items OnlyBooth Size/Fee: 10x10/$30.00

Acceptable Work: 1 2 3 4 5 6 9Facilities: 2 3 7

Debra ReeseCargill United Methodist Women2110 Cargill CourtJanesville, WI 53545608/756-8689Email: [email protected]: www.cargillumc.org

Park Falls October 13

Ruffled Grouse Fall FestivalHome Grown MarketTriangle Park9am-3pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: Not Specified


Booth Size/fee: 10x10/$10.00Acceptable Work: 1 2 3 4 5 6 9

Facilities: 2 5 7

Tammy CaseyPark Falls Chamber of Commerce400 4th Avenue SouthPark Falls, WI 54552715/877-2703Email: [email protected]: www.parkfalls.com

Milwaukee October 13-14

Kick in the Grass Arts & Crafts FairUihlein Soccer Park, 7101 W. Good Hope Rd. Mil-waukee10am - 4pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 800

This indoor event held in conjunction with a youthoutdoor soccer tournament will feature a wide vari-ety of items for fall & holiday decorating and giftgiving year round.



Facilities: 1 3 5 7

Dawn UrbanMilwaukee Kickers Soccer Club7101 W Good Hope RdMilwaukee, WI 53223414/358-2678 x 220Email: [email protected]: www.mksc.org

Wisconsin Dells October 13-14

Autumn Harvest FestWisconsin Dells Festival Site, La Crosse StreetSat 9am-5pm, Sun 10am-2pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 15,000Entertainment: Music, Dance

Annual Autumn celebration. Live entertainment, freeparking, Microbrew tasting,free spectator admissionand free family activities.



Facilities: 2 3 6 7

Julia LutherWisconsin Dells FestivalsPO Box 390701 Superior StreetWisconsin Dells, WI 53965608/254-7180 x307Email: [email protected]: www.wisdells.com/ahf

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Medford October 14

Simek Rec Center Arts, Crafts, & CollectiblesFairState Hwy 64 West, 1037 W. Broadway9:30am - 3:30pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 1,000-3,000

Arts, Crafts, and Collectibles from all over the Mid-west.



Facilities: 1 3 5 7

Billie HartwigSimek Recreation Center/MAYHA1037 W BroadwayPO Box 302Medford, WI 54451715/748-6655Email: [email protected]

West Bend October 19-20

Fall Fair to Remember3000 Hwy PV ( Pleasant Valley Rd.)9am - 4 pmAdmission: $2.00Attendance: 3,500

Art & Craft Fair, Childrens activities, 4-H concession, Door Prizes. Unique items for GiftGiving, Fall, Halloween & Christmas.

Exhibitors: 200Deadline: August 1Eligibility: Juried, 2/1 Photos

Booth Size/Fee: 10x 10, 10x12/$8.00Acceptable Work: 1 2 3 4 5 6 9


Jane Schoedel1010 Cty Hwy AWest Bend, WI 53090-9027262/692-9488Email: [email protected]: www.afairtoremember.com

Portage October 20

Bethlehem Lutheran Craft FairW8267 Hwy 33 East9am - 2pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 300

Art and crafts, no commercial. All hand made items.Includes artist paintings, wood work, needle work,quilts and much more. Also, a brat and bake sale.Booths are full.

Exhibitors: 29Deadline: October 1Eligibility: Open



Cloe RehdantzBethlehem Lutheran ChurchW6929 Military RoadPortage, WI 53901608/429-2363Email: [email protected]: www.bethlehemportage.org

Menasha October 20

Fall Craft Bazaar & BeyondThe Salvation Army 1525 Appleton Road Menahsa,WI9am - 2pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 275

This is our 8th Annual Bazaar. The Bazaar includescrafts, food and silent auction.


Booth Size/Fee: 8X6, 10X10/$20.00-$55.00Acceptable Work: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

Facilities: 1 3 5 7

Annette TamayoThe Salvation Army Womens Ministry1525 Appleton RoadMenasha, WI 54952920/886-3612 ext. 26Email: [email protected]: www.safoxcities.org

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New Berlin October 20

Fall Harvest Art & Craft Fair4225 S. Calhoun Road9am - 3 pmAdmission: $2.00Attendance: 1,100

30th year with 120+ crafters and artists offeringunique handcrafted items. Concession stand fea-turing our homemade chili and a fabulous bake sale.All proceeds donated back to the surrounding com-munities.


Booth Size/Fee: 4 1/2 x 13, 8 x 10/$45.00-$55.00Acceptable Work: 1 2 3 4 5 6 9

Facilities: 1 3 5 7

Linda ArendNew Berlin Junior Woman’s Club4138 S. Regal Manor CourtNew Berlin, WI 53151262/385-6303Email: [email protected]: www.newberlinjuniors.org

Juneau October 27

Dodgeland PTO Craft and Bake Sale401 S Western Ave9am - 3pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 150

Homemade crafts knitted and crocheted items, floraldecorations and some non craft items Scentsy andAvon. Hot food and a delicious bake sale.


Booth Size/Fee: 12x12/$25.00-$35.00Acceptable Work: 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

Facilities: 1 3 5 7

Amy PolsinDodgeland PTO401 S Western AveJuneau, WI 53039920/382-6535Email: [email protected]: www.dodgeland.k12.wi.us

Green Lake October 27-28

From the Land Folk Art FestivalW1648 County Road JSat 10am – 4pm, Sun 10am -3pmAdmission: $1.00Attendance: 3,000-5,000Entertainment: Music

Informative Speaker: Demonstrations on Broom Mak-ing, Spinning, Felting, Carving, Blacksmithing,Weaving, Etc.: Folk Singer – Jim Anger (both days);About One Hundred Artists Selling Their Wares; Re-freshments; Organic Produce & Meat

Exhibitors: 100Deadline: March 15 Invitation OnlyEligibility: Juried, Closed, Digital Images

Booth Size/Fee: 10X10/$75.00Acceptable Work: 1 2 3 6 9


Jan L. LondowskiW1601 County Road JGreen Lake, WI 54941920/294-3029Email: [email protected]: www.fromthelandfestival.com

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November Fond du Lac November 3

Country Fair Arts & Crafts Show *Holiday *ShowFDL County Fairgrounds Recreation Building Hwy 45& Martin9am - 3pmAdmission: $1.00Attendance: 1,000 +Entertainment: Music

A quality arts & crafts show, mixed media, doorprizes drawn every half hour, food concessions, andfree parking. Unique gifts and home decoratingideas - come & enoy!


Booth Size/Fee: 10x12/$50.00Acceptable Work: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 9

Facilities: , 1, 3, 5, 6, 7

Stephanie HoffmanFond du Lac Recreation Department85 Morningside DriveFond du Lac, WI 54935920/906-6663Email: [email protected]: www.fdlrecdept.com

Lancaster November 3

Holiday Craft SaleLancaster High School, 806 E. Elm Street9am - 3pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 1,200-1,500Entertainment: Music

21st Annual Tri-State area craft sale with Breakfast& Lunch, Free admission & Free parking, Door-Prizes, Music, Purchase awards! Tremendous dayfor everyone!

Exhibitors: 75Deadline: October 8 or Until FullEligibility: Open


Awards: $375.00Facilities: 1 3 5 6 7

Mrs. FullerLancaster High School Art Club806 E. Elm StreetLancaster, WI 53813608/723-2173 x 354Email: [email protected]: www.lancastersd.k12.wi.us/

Brown Deer November 3

Holly Days Craft & Gift ShowBrown Deer High School 8060 N. 60th Street9am - 3pmAdmission: $2.00Attendance: 500

32nd Annual Craft and Gift Show, featuring craftersand home-based businesses, baked goods, refresh-ments including our famous chili, and raffle.Fundraising event benefits local community andschool organizations.

Exhibitors: 80+Deadline: Until FullEligibility: Juried, 1/2 Photos


Facilities: 1 3 5 7

Erin EppingBrown Deer Junior Woman’s Club9267 N. Fairy Chasm LaneBrown Deer, WI 53223414/355-8780Email: [email protected]: www.browndeerjuniorwomansclub.com

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Neenah November 3

Neenah High School Helping Hands Art andCraft FairNeenah High School 1275 Tullar Road9am - 3pmAdmission: $2.00Attendance: 1,400+

All proceeds from vendor booths as well as admis-sion goes toward aiding those students and theirfamilies at Neenah High School who find themselvesin urgent financial need situations throughout theyear.

Exhibitors: 85Deadline: October 3Eligibility: Juried, 2/1 Photos


Facilities: 1 3 5 7

Shelley AaholmNeenah High School1275 Tullar RoadNeenah, WI 54956920/751-6900 x 629Email: [email protected]: www.neenah.k12.wi.us/nhs

Oregon November 3

Oregon Firefighter/EMT Craft FairOregon Middle School, 601 Pleasant Oak Drive9am - 3pmAdmission: $2.00Attendance: 900

20th annual Craft Fair with proceeds used to en-hance the Fire/EMS District. Many fine crafters fromnear and far with beautiful crafts. A “must attend”event!



Facilities: 1 3 5 7

Olson AnneOregon Firefighter/EMS Association138 Village View CourtOregon, WI 53575608/835-7973Email: [email protected]: www.oregonareafireems.org

Waukesha November 3-4

St. William Christian Women 25th Annual Arts& Craft Fair440 N. Moreland BoulevardSat 9am - 4:30pm, Sun 8:30am - 2pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 1,200

Annual art and craft fair featuring regional artistsand craftsmen. Varied quality handcrafted items toshop from. Christmas shop here, enjoy our “signa-ture” hot turkey sandwich, baked goods, and raffle!

Exhibitors: 50+Deadline: Until FullEligibility: 1/1 Photos, Restricted to

Regional Handcrafted, No FoodBooth Size/Fee: 6x8, 8x8/$55.00-$65.00

Acceptable Work: 1 2 3 4 5 6 9Facilities: 1 3 5 6 7

Kay KellySt. William Christian Women812 Knollwood CourtWaukesha, WI 53188262/549-1363Email: [email protected]

West Allis November 3

19th Annual Nathan Hale High School PTSAHoliday Craft FairNathan Hale High School, 11601 W. Lincoln Avenue9am - 4pmAdmission: $2.00Attendance: 1,500

Large selection of quality crafts, holiday items, con-cessions. Silent auction and bake sale. Great loca-tion and parking. Wonderful day to purchase holidaygift items.


Booth Size/Fee: 10x8, 14x6/$50.00Acceptable Work: 2 3 4 5 6

Facilities: 1 3 5 7

Mary SchmidtNathan Hale High School PTSA11601 W. Lincoln AvenueWest Allis, WI 53227414/604-3200 x 6728Email: [email protected]

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Rothschild November 3-4


Annual Art & Craft Fair featuring quality hand-crafted items. Great gift ideas! Well advertised, freeadmission, and free parking!



Facilities: 1 2 5 7


Brussels November 4

Southern Door Arts & Crafts FairSouthern Door Schools9am - 3pmAdmission: $2.00Attendance: 1,000

Door County’s Largest Craft Show under one roof.Exhibitors: 105Deadline: Until FullEligibility: Open, Digital Images



Tree DelarwelleSouthern Door Athletic Booster Club7371 W. Center RdSturgeon Bay, WI 54235920/493-3205Email: [email protected]: sdboosters.com

Muskego November 4

Peppermint FairBay Lane School, S75 W16399 Hilltop Drive9:30am - 3:30pmAdmission: $1.00Attendance: 800

This annual, holiday themed craft fair features a va-riety of items and exhibitors and is well attended bythe community. Many hand or home crafted items.Quilt raffle, bake sale.



Facilities: 1 3 5 7

Muskego Woman’s ClubPO Box 143Muskego, WI 53150262/971-0847Email: [email protected]

Whitewater November 6-December 19

Art 4 Christmas121 W. Center StTue thru Fri 10am - 5pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 100

Indoor 2 month event. You set up we do the rest.Work must be original and priced under $100. Spaceis reserved on first come first served basis.



Facilities: 1 5 6 7

Deborah BlackwellStudio 84, Inc.121 W Center StWhitewater, WI 53190262/812-7560Email: [email protected]: www.studio84inc.org

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Black Earth November 10

Wisconsin Heights Holiday Arts and Craft FairWisconsin Heights Middle and High School, Hwy 148am - 3pmAdmission: DonationsAttendance: 3,000Entertainment: Music

15th annual, featuring quality arts & crafts,authors,door prizes, raffles, baked goods, refreshments &child-care available. Fund-raising event, benefitsscholarships, parent groups & school clubs of thedistrict. Food pantry donations welcomed & encour-aged.

Exhibitors: 97Deadline: Until FullEligibility: Open, 1/1 Photos


Facilities: 1 3 5 7

Pam SutcliffeWisconsin Heights Parent Group5296 John Wilkinson RoadMazomanie, WI 53560608/669-4423Email: [email protected]: www.wisheights.k12.wi.us

Deerfield November 10

Christmas in the Country Craft and Art FairDeerfield Elementary School, 340 W. Quarry Street9am - 3pmAdmission: $1.00Attendance: 1,200

Annual art and craft fair, featuring quality hand-crafted items and raffle! Great gift shopping. Lunch,and refreshments.



Facilities: 1 3 5 7

Kellie StregeDeerfield Elementary School PTO401 Neli CtDeerfield, WI 53531608/764-5393Email: [email protected]

Hartford November 10

Great Hartford Craft ExpositionHartford Union High School, 805 Cedar Street9am - 3pmAdmission: $3.00Attendance: 2,400Entertainment: Music

28th annual. 110 exhibitors kick off holiday season.Live music. Held in conjunction with Lions PancakeDinner and city Christmas parade.



Facilities: 1 3 5 7

Sue LiskoGFWC Hartford Women’s Club6743 Pheasant RunHartford, WI 53027262/673-2760Email: [email protected]: www.hartfordwomensclub.org

Lodi November 10

LSRC 3rd Annual Art and Craft FairLodi Sports Center, 801 N. Main Street9am - 2pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 175

Lodi Sports and Recreation Center 3rd Annual Artand Craft Fair.



Facilities: 1 3 5 7

Nicky SkrumLodi Sports and Recreation Center801 N Main StreetLodi, WI 53555608/445-9614Email: [email protected]: www.lodisportscenter.com

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Mount Horeb November 10

Holiday Craft BonanzaMiddle School, 900 E. Garfield Street9am - 4pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 1,000Entertainment: Music

Our kick-off to the Holiday Season in Mount Horebwith the Small Town Holidays event downtown. Expe-rience Norwegian culture, quality crafters, doorprizes, raffles, quilts, bake sales and refreshments.Food pantry donations welcome.

Exhibitors: 50Deadline: October 1Eligibility: Juried, 2/1 Slides or Photos


Facilities: 1 3 5 7

Melissa TheisenMount Horeb Area Chamber of Commerce300 E. Main StreetPO Box 382Mount Horeb, WI 535721-88TROLLWAYEmail: [email protected]; [email protected];[email protected]: www.trollway.com

Oshkosh November 10

Holiday Wonders Shopping Expo & Craft FairSunnyview Expo Center, 500 E Sunnyview Dr10am - 4pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 400 – 1,000

Raising money for Toys for Tots with a show couponbook - $1 suggested donation. Register by Friday,October 5th, 2012 for a free coupon in the couponbook.

Exhibitors: 75Deadline: October 27Eligibility: Juried, Digital Images


Facilities: 1 3 5 7

Kathy JoubertL & K Productions920 W. 9th AvenueOshkosh, WI 54902800/366-4189Email: [email protected]: www.landkproductions.com

Phillips November 10

Holiday Crafts & Treasures Sale174 S. Eyder Avenue ( Phillips Municipal Building)9am - 3pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 800

Start your holiday shopping in Phillips with the an-nual craft and treasures sale. Large selection ofquality handcrafted items, jewelry & holiday giftswith unique items for the whole family. Lunch & re-freshments available. Sponsored by the PhillipsAmerican Legion Auxiliary Unit #122.

Exhibitors: 57Deadline: November 1 or Until FullEligibility: Open


Facilities: 1 3 5 7

Sheila StickleyPhillips American Legion Auxiliary Unit #122W6573 Little Chicago RoadPhillips, WI 54555715/339-3990Email: [email protected]: www.pricecountywi.net

Waukesha November 10

Avalon Square Art & Craft Fair222 Park Place9am - 3pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 500

Art and craft fair located at senior living communityin historic downtown Waukesha. Indoor event fea-turing a variety of holiday/home decor, jewelry,woodworking, gifts and more. Bake sale and cafe.



Facilities: 1 3 5 7Lisa FleckensteinAvalon Square222 Park PlaceWaukesha, WI 53186262/446-9310Email: [email protected]

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Beloit November 11

31st Annual Wonderfest Arts & Crafts Expo1224 Fourth St ,Beloit, WI 535119am - 3pmAdmission: $2.00Attendance: 1,500

Established arts and crafts holiday show. Proceedsbenefit area community projects and concerns.Bake shoppe and lunch menu served by the BeloitJunior Woman’s Club.


Booth Size/Fee: 10x10, 20x10/$75.00-$150.00

Acceptable Work: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9Facilities: 1 3 5 7

Karen ThorsonBeloit Junior Woman’s Club2425 E. Murphy Woods RoadBeloit, WI 53511608/364-0349Email: [email protected]

Brookfield November 11

Brookfield East Holiday Arts and Craft FairBrookfield East H.S., 3305 N. Lilly RoadBrookfield, WI 5300510am-4pmAdmission: $4.00Attendance: 2700

37th Year! Over 200 Midwest crafters and artisans offering unique handcrafted items. Juried. Proceeds benefit music, art and drama students atBEHS. Excellent food, easy parking, shuttle, live music, onebuilding.

Exhibitors: 200Deadline: Until FullEligibility: Juried, 2-3/2 Photos

Booth Size/fee: 12x6; 12x12/$85-$100Acceptable Work: 1 2 3 4 5 6 9

Facilities: 1 3 5 7

Cindy Memmel262/781-9693Email: [email protected]

Burlington November 11

K of C Corn & Brat FestEcho Park Burlington WI 5310510:00 AM to 6:00PMAdmission: FreeAttendance: 2,000 to 2,500Entertainment: Music

Open to any vendor. Easy access.Exhibitors: 40Deadline: July 15Eligibility: Open Restricted, 0, n/a40None

Booth Size/Fee: 10x15, 20x30/$25-$50Acceptable Work: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 9

Facilities: 2 3 7

Bud MuellenbachKnight of Columbus641 Foxtree CircleApartment #2Burlington, WI 53105262/210-6786Email: [email protected]

Appleton November 16-17

A Christmas with FriendsHoliday Inn 150 Nicolet Rd Appleton, WI 54914Fri 9am - 7pm, Sat 9am - 4pmAdmission: $2.00Attendance: 1,500Entertainment: Music

A Christmas Boutique where everything in the showis juried. Our booths are one of a kind - no two withthe same product. You will not be disappointed withthe selection of gifts to choose from.

Exhibitors: 25Deadline: September 1, or Until FullEligibility: Juried-$5, 5/2 Photos

Booth Size/Fee: 8’ table, 3 - 8’ table/$90.00-$180.00


Christine PetersonA Christmas with Friends Group2320 W. Seneca DriveAppleton, WI 54914920/731-1638Email: [email protected]: www.achristmaswithfriends.com

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Milwaukee November 17

WLHS Colors of Christmas Craft FairWisconsin Lutheran High School 330 North GlenviewAvenue10am - 4 pmAdmission: $3.00Attendance: 1,000+Entertainment: Music

Annual juried fair featuring 100 exhibitors display-ing a wide variety of handmade arts and crafts. Foodand refreshments, bake sale and silent craft auc-tion. All proceeds benefit the high school.

Exhibitors: 100Deadline: Until FullEligibility: Juried, 2-3/0 Photos


Facilities: 1 3 5 7

Gail WittenburgWisconsin Lutheran High School330 North Glenview AvenueMilwaukee, WI 53213-3379414/453-4567 x 2291Email: [email protected]: www.wlhs.org

Montello November 17

St. John the Baptist Holiday Craft Fair277 East Montello Street9am - 4pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 300

Holiday craft fair featuring many vendors, huge bakesale, concessions, raffles


Booth Size/Fee: $25.00-$35.00Acceptable Work: 1 3 4 5 6 9


Steve ZoulekSt. John the Baptist Catholic Church277 East Montello StreetMontello, WI 53949608/297-7423Email: [email protected]

Monona November 17-18

Holiday House BazaarMonona Community Center, 1011 Nichols Road9am - 3pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 1,200

32st annual! Non-booth, open setting show. Manytypes of crafts and huge bake sale in three rooms.Charity event with 10% of sales donated to a localcharity.


Booth Size/Fee: Open Setting /$20.00Acceptable Work: 1 2 3 4 5 6 9

Facilities: 1 7

Jo WitzHoliday House Bazaar608/223-0347Email: [email protected]

Milwaukee November 17

Lady Elks Craft and Vendor Fall FairMilwaukee Elks Lodge 5555 W. Good Hope Road9am - 3pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 450

Variety of crafters & vendors, raffles, bake sale andconcessions.

Exhibitors: 55Deadline: October 31Eligibility: Open

Booth Size/Fee: $15.00-$25.00Acceptable Work: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

Facilities: 1

Linda CzecholinskiLady Elks8519 W. Sunnyvale RdMequon, WI 53097262/617-7732Email: [email protected]: www.elks.org/lodges/lodgefacilities.cfm?lod-genumber-46

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West Bend November 17

Holiday MarketplaceWashington County Fair Park, 3000 Hwy PV9am - 4pmAdmission: $3.50Attendance: 3,500

This annual show will spark your senses and renewyour holiday spirit. Shop the wares of over 125 ex-hibitors. Beautiful items for everyone on your holidaylist. Juried! Apply early!

Exhibitors: 125Deadline: March 31Eligibility: Juried, 2/1 Photos


Facilities: 1 3 5 7

Jean Woskoski5619 Colleen LaneWest Bend, WI 53095262/334-2402Email: [email protected]

Menomonee Falls November 18

Jingle Bell Craft FairMenomonee Falls High School W142 N8101 Merrimac Dr.9am - 3pmAdmission: $2.00Attendance: 1,400Entertainment: Music

This is a choir booster club sponsored craft fair,which only accepts hand crafted items. The boosterclub also runs a raffle, bake sale and provides foodduring this event

Exhibitors: 150Deadline: Until FullEligibility: Open, Restricted to Handmade

ProductsBooth Size/Fee: 10x10/$55.00-$75.00

Acceptable Work: 1 2 3 4 5 6 Facilities: 1 3 5 7

Lynn BaumannMenomonee Falls Choir Booster ClubW142 N6242 Mill Ridge DriveMenomonee Falls, WI 53051262/252-2711Email: [email protected]: www.jinglebellcraftfair.webatu.com

Milwaukee November 23-25

Holiday Art, Craft, and Gift ExpoWisconsin Exposition Center, 8200 W GreenfieldFri 9am - 7pm, Sat 9am - 5pm, Sun 10am - 4pmAdmission: $5.00Attendance: 10,000Entertainment: Music, Dance

Holiday art, craft, and gift fair to include entertain-ment and foods.

Exhibitors: 350Deadline: Until FullEligibility: Juried, 3/1 Slides or Photos


Facilities: 1 3 5 6

Jim TorbensonTorbenson Shows LLC2450 Decarlin DriveBrookfield, WI 53045262/506-4114Email: [email protected]: www.craftfairwisconsin.com

Elkhart Lake Nov 30-Dec 9

Old World Christmas Market101 Osthoff Avenue10am - 5pmAdmission: $6 per personAttendance: 8,000

Annual holiday event featuring international and re-gional artisans displaying specialty products anddelicious European delicacies - all within a grandheated tent adorned in twinkling lights and fragrantevergreens.




Abbey HeiseThe Osthoff Resort101 Osthoff AvenueElkhart Lake, WI 53020920/876-5845Email: [email protected]: www.christmasmarketatosthoff.com

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Monches December 1

29th Annual Blessed Teresa of CalcuttaHoliday Craft FairBlessed Teresa of Calcutta Church, W302 N9583O’Neil Road9am - 4pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 250

Annual holiday event held in conjunction with thevillage of Monches Artisan Open house. Parish andlocal area crafters, bake sale, raffle, chili, food andrefreshments.




Diane CullBlessed Teresa of Calcutta ParishPO Box 68North Lake, WI 53064-0068262/966-2191Email: [email protected]: www.blteresaparish.org

Mukwonago December 1

Midnight Magic MarketplaceParkview Middle School (HWY 83 & NN)10am - 8pmAdmission: $1.00Attendance: 1,500 – 2,000Entertainment: Music

Largest event in Mukwonago! In addition to market-place there is a parade at 2pm, horse drawn car-riage rides, historic trolley rides, stores open untilmidnight, fireworks at 10pm and more!

Exhibitors: 120Deadline: Until FullEligibility: Open, None


Facilities: 1 3 7

Karen BroncattiMukwonago Area Chamber of Commerce & TourismCenter801 Main Street, Suite 1Mukwonago, WI 53149262/363-7758Email: [email protected]: www.mukwonagochamber.org

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Edgerton December 1

Edgerton High School Annual Snowflake CraftFairEdgerton High School, 200 Elm High Drive9am - 3pmAdmission: $2.00Attendance: 900-1,000Entertainment: Music

22nd Annual Holiday Craft Fair. Featuring a varietyof items and exhibitors from across the state. Comejoin us for an afternoon of holiday shopping, Edger-ton Chamber Singers caroling and lunch. Also, fea-turing hourly door prizes.

Exhibitors: 110Deadline: Until FullEligibility: Open, Juried, 1/0 Slides or Photos


Facilities: 1 3 5 6 7Georgia PaulsonEdgerton High School Student Council200 Elm High DriveEdgerton, WI 53534608/561-6184Email: [email protected]

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Stoughton December 1-3

Victorian Holiday WeekendDowntown Stoughton9am - 4pmAdmission: FreeAttendance: 500Entertainment: Music, Theater, Dance

The weekend features old fashioned Christmasevents, Santa visits, an illuminated firetruck parade,holiday lights, Nutcracker performance, a bed raceand a 5k run/walk.




Brenda MoenStoughton Chamber of Commerce1812 Norse ParkwayStoughton, WI 53589608/873-1634Email: [email protected]: www.victorianholidayweekend.com

Rothschild December 8-9


Annual Art & Craft Fair featuring quality hand-crafted items. Great gift ideas! Well advertised, freeadmission, and free parking!



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Index by CityAAmery - 15Appleton - 54Ashland - 23

BBaraboo - 10, 45Bear Creek - 29Belgium - 31Beloit - 54Black Earth - 52Bonduel - 37Boulder Junction - 32Brookfield - 37, 54Brown Deer - 49Brussels - 51Burlington - 54Butternut - 26

CCedar Grove - 26Cedarburg - 17, 18, 39Chippewa Falls - 16Coon Valley - 22Cross Plains - 38

DDe Forest - 13Deerfield - 52Denmark - 8

EEagle River - 24, 32, 34, 44East Troy - 14Edgerton - 30, 57Elkhart Lake - 56Ellison Bay - 27

FFish Creek - 26, 40Fitchburg - 33Fond du Lac - 7, 14, 26, 49Franksville - 42Fremont - 10, 21

GGermantown - 36Green Bay - 43Green Lake - 42, 48Greenbush - 34Greenville - 45

HHales Corners - 9, 56Hartford - 4, 30, 52Horicon - 40Hubertus - 38

IIola - 23

JJacksonport - 12, 19, 28Janesville - 29, 46Jefferson - 4, 38Juneau - 48

KKenosha - 18Kewaskum - 10Kimberly - 7

LLadysmith - 25Lake Mills - 25, 44Lakewood - 12Lancaster - 49Land O’ Lakes - 27Lodi - 22, 52

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MMadison - 5, 6, 9, 23Manitowoc - 14Marshfield - 10, 13, 40Medford - 6, 47Menasha - 47Menomonee Falls - 56Milwaukee - 7, 9, 15, 21, 24, 31, 46, 55, 56Monches - 57Monona - 20, 55Montello - 8, 21, 34, 55Mount Horeb - 25, 44, 53Mukwonago - 38, 57Muskego - 51

NNeenah - 24, 50 New Berlin - 48New Glarus - 36New Holstein - 33New Richmond - 13

OOconomowoc - 33Omro - 20, 44Oregon - 16, 50Oshkosh - 11, 22, 53Outagamie - 28

PPardeeville - 36Park Falls - 28, 46Phillips - 5, 42, 53Portage - 21, 34, 47Prairie du Sac - 35Presque Isle - 33

RRacine - 8, 29Redgranite - 5, 35Reedsburg - 43Richfield - 27Rothschild - 7, 51, 58

SSt. Germain - 15, 20Seeley - 22Shawano - 16, 43, 44Sheboygan - 4, 25Soldiers Grove - 40Spring Green - 18Stoughton - 11, 30, 58Sturgeon Bay - 11Sun Prairie - 15, 17, 32

TTomah - 17 Town of Rome - 35

WWales - 32Warrens - 40Watertown - 17, 31, 36Waukesha - 37, 40, 50, 53Waupaca - 16Wausau - 37Wauwatosa - 11West Allis - 50West Bend - 6, 47, 56West Salem - 9Whitewater - 51Wilton - 28Wisconsin Dells - 14, 46Wisconsin Rapids - 19

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Index by CountySee map on page 64 to locate counties. Loca-tions are shown in parenthesis.

Adams (I-7)Town of Rome - 35

Ashland (C-5)Ashland - 23Butternut - 26

Brown (I-11)Denmark - 8Green Bay - 43

Calumet (I-11)New Holstein - 33

Chippewa (H-21)Chippewa Falls - 16

Columbia (K-8)Lodi - 22, 52Pardeeville - 36Portage - 21, 34, 47Wisconsin Dells - 14, 46

Crawford (L-4)Soldiers Grove - 40

Dane (L-8)Black Earth - 52Cross Plains - 38DeForest - 13Deerfield - 52Fitchburg - 33Madison - 5, 6, 9, 23Monona - 20, 55Mount Horeb - 25, 44, 53Oregon - 16, 50Stoughton - 11, 30, 58Sun Prairie - 15, 17, 32

Dodge (K-10)Horicon - 40Juneau - 48Watertown - 17, 31, 36

Door (G-13)Brussels - 51Ellison Bay - 27Fish Creek - 26, 40Jacksonport - 12, 19, 28Sturgeon Bay - 11

Fond du Lac (K-10)Fond du Lac - 7, 14, 26, 49

Grant (M-5)Lancaster - 49

Green (J-8)New Glarus - 36

Green Lake (J-9)Green Lake - 42, 48

Jefferson (M-9)Jefferson - 4, 38Lake Mills - 25, 44Watertown - 17, 31, 36

Kenosha (N-11)Kenosha - 18

La Crosse (J-4)West Salem - 9

Manitowoc (I-12)Manitowoc - 14

Marathon (F-7)Rothschild - 7, 51, 58Wausau - 37

Marquette (J-8)Montello - 8, 21, 34, 55

Milwaukee (L-12)Brown Deer - 49Hales Corners - 9, 56Milwaukee - 7, 9, 15, 21, 24, 31, 46, 55Wauwatosa - 11, 56West Allis - 50

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Monroe (J-5)Tomah - 17Warrens - 40Wilton - 28

Oconto (F-10)Lakewood - 12

Outagamie (H-10)Appleton - 54Bear Creek - 29Greenville - 45Kimberly - 7

Ozaukee (K-12)Belgium - 31Cedarburg - 17, 18, 39

Polk (D-1)Amery - 60

Price (D-6)Park Falls - 28, 46Phillips - 5, 42, 53

Racine (N-11)Burlington - 54Franksville - 42Racine - 8, 29

Rock (N-9)Beloit - 54Edgerton - 30, 57Janesville - 29, 46

Rusk (E-4)Ladysmith - 25

Sauk (K-7)Baraboo - 10, 45Prairie du Sac - 35Reedsburg - 43Spring Green - 18

Sawyer (C-4)Seeley - 22

Shawano (G-9)Bonduel - 37Shawano - 16, 43, 44

Sheboygan (J-11)Cedar Grove - 26Elkhart Lake - 56Greenbush - 34Sheboygan - 4, 25

St. Croix (F-1)New Richmond - 13

Taylor (F-5)Medford - 6, 47

Vernon (K-4)Coon Valley - 22

Vilas (C-7)Boulder Junction - 32Eagle River - 24, 32, 34, 44Land O’ Lakes - 27Presque Isle - 33St. Germain - 15, 20

Walworth (N-10)East Troy - 14Whitewater - 51

Washington (L-11)Germantown 36Hartford - 4, 30, 52Hubertus - 38Kewaskum - 10Richfield - 27West Bend - 6, 47, 56

Waukesha (M-11)Brookfield - 37, 54Menomonee Falls - 56Monches - 57Mukwonago - 38, 57Muskego - 51Oconomowoc - 33Wales - 32Waukesha - 37, 40, 50, 53

Waupaca (H-9)Freemont - 10, 21Iola - 23Waupaca - 16

Waushara (I-8)Redgranite - 5, 35

Winnebago (I-10)Menasha - 47Neenah - 24, 50New Berlin - 48Omro - 20, 44Oshkosh - 11, 22, 53

Wood (H-6)Marshfield - 10, 13, 40Wisconsin Rapids - 19

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