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Lost Arts Fest


October 6, 2012

Iola

Find out how things used to be made with this educational fest. Artisans skilled in rosemaling, candlemaking, woodcarving, blacksmithing, rugmaking, painting and other “lost arts” demonstrate their techniques at this event sponsored by the Iola Historical Society. Some items are offered for sale. Children will enjoy trying out the vintage cornshucker! The artisans hone their crafts in the historic buildings (firehouse, school, depot, log cabin, town hall) on the Historical Society’s grounds, which are also open to the public. The buildings contain artifacts from Iola’s past. A vintage tractor display; goats and miniature horses; and children’s games round out the event. Admission is free, although a donation is requested. The Iola Lions run a food concession during the event. Website www.ischamber.org/historical-society Details Address

Iola Historical Village
210 Depot Street
Iola, WI 54945


Contact Information
Voice: 715-445-IOLA
Email: iolahistoricalsociety@tds.net

Event Date Detail
10/6/2012-10/6/2012

9am-3pm


Amenities and Services Festival Type
Arts & Crafts / Community / Ethnic
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Submitted By Waupaca Area Chamber of Commerce