There will be eating contests, pig crafts, an amateur bacon cook-off and many bacon dishes, including ice cream.
This Douglass Park music festival also features a circus sideshow revue and carnival.
The festival in this town next to big Horicon Marsh features bed races, a car show, craft fair, bag tournament and music.
In Appleton's Jones Park, there's music all day, plus dancing, cultural programs and, for the children, fairy stories and magic.
The harbor-side North House Folk School celebrates with storytelling, traditional workshops, an artisan marketplace and concerts by songwriter/musicians.
There will be music, dancing, children's games and lock and dam tours in this antebellum town on the Mississippi River.
In this town southwest of Des Moines, there are balloon races and night glows, a parade with marching-band contest, an arts and crafts fair and a flea market.
On the shore of Lake Minnetonka, there's a history tour, apple pie-eating contest, music and a street dance.
Expect entertainment on four stages, kids' activities, keg-rolling, sauerkraut-eating and stein-holding contests and a parade at 3 p.m. Saturday.
This bluff town, across the Mississippi River from La Crosse, celebrates fall with apple-orchard tours, a 5K run, children's activities, music, kickball and cornhole tournaments, a noon Saturday kiddie parade and a grand parade at 1 p.m. Sunday.
This festival in central Iowa, just west of Ames, is named for a steam engine and features a spike-driving contest, mud volleyball and rides on the Boone and Scenic Valley Railroad. A parade is Saturday.
This traditional powwow in Land of Memories Park commemorates the 38 Dakota who were hanged after the 1862 U.S.-Dakota war.
The University of Wisconsin-Green Bay hosts this free outdoor festival that celebrates the crafts, food and traditions of medieval Scandinavia. Events include battle demonstrations.
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