Last Updated: Wednesday, September 17, 2008 8:58 AM CDT
Lake Tomahawk hosts annual fall harvest festival
The Lake Tomahawk Lioness Club will sponsor its 19th annual Fall Harvest Festival on Saturday, Sept. 20 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. on the sidewalks of downtown Lake Tomahawk.
Vendors will be featuring fresh apples from Bayfield, fresh peanuts, popcorn, cider, jams, fresh produce, dried flowers, wood crafts, arts and crafts, baskets, homemade pies, hand-crafted jewelry, homemade quilts, tree skirts, stuffed animals, birch bark items, lawn ornaments, wreaths, Christmas items, handmade cards and floral arrangements as well as a sign vendor who will make your sign while you watch.
Bake sales, brats, hot dogs, Italian sausages, soda, coffee, popcorn, Watkins and Tastefully Simple products will also be available along the streets.
New this year, the “Muskie Mania” of Arbor Vitae-Woodruff School will also be a part of the festival selling their Muskie Mania “Adopt a Muskie” key chains and pendants next to Captain Hooks in downtown Lake Tomahawk. Proceeds from their booth will go for extra curricular programs that are no longer receiving funding, which includes all athletics: Football, basketball, volleyball, track and field, and gymnastics and other programs including Student Council, Builder’s Club and Yearbook.
The festival will be held rain or shine. For more information on the festival, or to set up as a vendor, contact Linda Kay Houghton-Bowen at 277-3123 or 277-2261.
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