Posted in Milwaukee
May 25, 2018
This Small Town Near Milwaukee Hosts One Of The Best Summer Festivals Around
Cedarburg, located just north of Milwaukee, is one of Wisconsin’s most charming towns. Escaping the city into a simpler atmosphere is something we all need at times, and this summer festival is the perfect reason to get away. You won’t be alone either – tens of thousands of people flock to the ‘Burg each summer to experience this festival for themselves.
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This delightful summer celebration takes place in the quaint town of Cedarburg, just 30 minutes north of Milwaukee.
This strawberry-filled weekend brings in close to 100,000 people every year. The festivities are completely free to attend and family-friendly.
You’ll find all of your favorite treats, including strawberry shortcake, strawberry lemonade, and chocolate covered strawberries, but you also find some seriously unique strawberry creations.
When we say this festival has strawberry everything, we mean it!
Cedar Creek Winery provides strawberry wines, including they're delightful Strawberry Blush Wine. It's a must-try for any wine lover!
On Washington Avenue, you'll find dozens of local artists and have a chance to purchase their unique pieces to bring home with you. Cedarburg is proud of their artistic traditions and what they call "Art on the Avenue" brings this festival so much color.
You can find more information on the Festivals of Cedarburg website here.
Do you make the trek to Cedarburg each year for this summer festival? What’s your favorite part? Let us know in the comments!
