A festival in Arthur, IL is one of the best ways to spend your Labor Day weekend. Why not do something a little different this year and attend the 51st Annual Arthur Amish Cheese Festival? This fun event will take place Aug. 31 through Sept. 3, 2024, offering plenty of delightful activities, live entertainment, fun, and cheese — LOTS of cheese! Read on to see what’s in store over this delicious weekend dedicated to cheese!

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A festival in Arthur, IL is the best way to welcome summer. Are you ready for a delicious Labor Day weekend in the town of Arthur? Discover more on the Arthur Cheese Festival website. Have you attended this event? Please share your experience in the comments below. If you plan on bringing some cheese home, learn to make Swiss fondue.

And while you’re there, shop for some diverse and interesting finds at the Third Saturday Arthur Flea Market

The Amish Flea Market Every Illinoisian Needs To Explore At Least Once

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Amish Country In Illinois

Where are some of the best things to do in Arthur, IL?

  • Yoder's Kitchen (Arthur): If you're headed to the Arthur Cheese Festival, give this eatery a try. Taste a buffet of authentic Amish cooking or order something delicious from the menu.
  • The Homestead Bakery (Arthur): Also in Arthur, this heavenly place offers made-from-scratch Amish baked goods, such as caramel iced cinnamon rolls, yeast and sweet breads, cookies, angel food cakes, and the renowned pumpkin cookies.

Where are some of the best Amish places to visit in Illinois?

  • Arcola: Known as the "Broom Capital of the World," you can catch the annual Broom Corn Festival in this charming town. The downtown stores are stocked with local art, antiques, Amish baked goods, and hand-crafted Amish furniture.
  • Illinois Amish Heritage Center (Arcola): This interesting museum is open on Saturdays and during special events throughout the year. It is home to the 1865 Moses Yoder House, which is the oldest Amish House in Illinois.
  • Amish in Illinois: Read about when and why the Amish people came to live in Illinois.

 

 

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