July 26 & 27, 2013
66th Annual Holland Festival
Click here for the 2012 Hollandfest Run results
Looking for clean family fun in a quaint, small-town environment? Join us for the annual Holland Festival in Cedar Grove, Wisconsin, and you may just absorb some history about the Dutch heritage as well.
While we've
diversified considerably, the residents of this small village appreciate
the culture and fortitude of those who settled the former fishing village.
The last weekend in July is when they observe the old
traditions and celebrate the present.
The annual event attracts folks from around the corner in Sheboygan County to those from Europe and beyond. From 3p.m. on Friday, through 10 p.m. on Saturday, you'll find something for every member of the family within a 3-block radius. Cedar Grove is located about 40 minutes north of Milwaukee and 90 minutes south of Green Bay just off of I-43 in Sheboygan County.
Festival activities include:
 | Games and amusements |
| Area tours and historical displays |
| A run/walk |
| Dutch dancing and fashions |
| Art fair |
| A smorgasbord of ethnic (and American) foods |
| Hundreds of raffle prizes |
| Free live music |
| A large parade preceded by the traditional scrubbing of the streets and Klompen Dancing. |
Browse through this site for more information. Then plan to come and enjoy this summer celebration of Cedar Grove's history. Make new friends and get reacquainted with the old ones. You'll appreciate the family atmosphere and closeness that only a rural Wisconsin town deeply rooted in its past can provide. (No alcohol is served on the grounds.)
More Information about Cedar Grove can be found on the Village's Website!
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