February 2011 |
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February 3-6, 2011 Iceworm Festival Various venues, Cordova, Alaska |
For a 51st year you can enjoy a parade down Main Street, ice cream and
other festival foods, fireworks on Saturday night, variety show, music and
more. Guys, you'll need to buy a shaving permit if you want to avoid mock
jail time. Learn More: Call 907-424-7260
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February 4-5, 2011 Winterfest Various locations, Homer, New York |
Pancake breakfast, parade, book sale, antiques, arts and crafts, snow sculpture,
theatre, wine tasting, skating (weather permitting), festival foods. Get The Facts: Call 607-749-2793
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February 4-6, 2011 Tent City Days Downtown, Wrangell, Alaska |
Celebrate the old Gold Rush period of history with storytelling, a fashion show,
dress ball, arts and crafts and a beard growing contest. Details: Call 907-874-3901 or 800-367-9746
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February 4-6, 2011 Everglades City Seafood Festival Downtown near State Road 29 and USA 1, Everglades, Florida |
For a 38th year festival-goers gather to enjoy seafood and other festival
treats, arts and crafts, commercial vendors and music. Among those scheduled
to perform at this writing: Casey Weston, LoCash Cowboys, Weathered Souls.
Please, no pets or outside coolers at the event. Get the Facts: Call 239-695-4100
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February 4-6, 2011 Carolina Chocolate Festival Crystal Coast Civic Center, Morehead City, North Carolina |
Many of the events at this one are ticketed because it's a local fundraiser.
Enjoy Chocolate Around the World, pudding eating contests, chocolate
bonbon making demos, bingo, Chocolate Uncorked Party, All-Amateur Chocolate
Baking Contest, entertainment, Chocolate Spa, treats such as chocolate
sweet breads, espresso, chocolate truffles, chocolate apples, chocolate ice
cream and more. Questions? Call 877-848-4976
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February 4-6, 2011 Hudson Hot Air Affair Various venues, Hudson, Wisconsin |
Chili cooking contest Sunday afternoon, benefit concert, coloring for kids,
arts and crafts, ballooning education, warm-up station with refreshments,
pancake breakfast at the Masonic Temple on Locust Street Saturday from
7am-noon, early morning balloon launches and a balloon glow Saturday,
geocaching, music and dance, karaoke, guided tours of the Octagon House
Museum, fireworks over Lakefront Park and the St. Croix River, commercial
vendors, 5K run on Saturday, evening torchlight parade, crafts activities
for kids. All balloon events are subject to weather conditions, of course.
It's the festival's 22nd season. Further Information: Call 715-381-2050 or 800-657-6775
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February 4-6, 2011 Fish Creek Winter Fest Clark Park and other venues, Fish Creek, Wisconsin |
Art Night on Friday, ice sculpting, music competition, Fruit Loop Fun Run
on Sunday with a Breakfast, treasure hunt for kids, Human Football Tournament,
trolly rides, Snow Shoe Dance, festival foods, candlelight skiing in Peninsula
State park, raffle, chili cooking contest in a heated tent, homemade soup at
the Peninsula School of Arts, parade down Main Street on Saturday at 10:30am.
The festival celebrates 24 years in 2011. Learn More: Call 920-868-2316 or 800-577-1880
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February 5, 2011 Sniegfest Downtown, Gilman, Wisconsin |
It's the festival's 11th season. Planned fun includes Polish sausages and other festival
foods, scavenger hunt, ice bowling, torchlight parade through town, blind
snowmobile race, snow sculpting, contests and they also usually have snow
volleyball. Questions? Call 814-447-8285
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February 5-6, 2011 Mid-Winterfest Community Center and other venues, Apple Valley, Minnesota |
Super Bowl Party at the Teen Center, snow softball tournament, volleyball
tournament, dog sledding, cribbage tournament, wing eating contest, indoor
miniature golf, medallion hunt, horse-drawn carriage rides with hot dogs and
S'Mores, pie eating contest, activities for kids, ice skating, snow
shoeing, snow tubing, face painting, cross-country skiing with lessons
and equipment available. Come and celebrate 34 years of winter fun. Find Out More: Call 952-953-2300
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February 5-6, 2011 Winter Festival Various locations, Cedarburg, Wisconsin |
This 37th year carries a theme of "The Nifty Fifties". Snowshoe
Olympics, Sno-Ball Tournament, art show and sale, outdoor snow bar, beer tent,
Great Balls of Fire chili making contest, pancake breakfast Sunday at the
Community Center from 8-11am, hayrides, bed racing, comedy, food and beverages,
barrel races on ice, ice carving contest, parade at 1pm on Saturday,
musical entertainment. Details: Call 202-377-3981 or 262-377-5856
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February 5-6, 2011 Iola Winter Carnival Various venues, Iola, Wisconsin |
Raffle on Sunday, indoor craft fair, ice sculpture contest at 8am on
Friday (and this is the kickoff event). The lutefisk supper (includes fresh
cod, meatballs, potatoes, lefse, vegetables and pastries and is a ticketed
event. There will also be an ice fishing derby for kids on Saturday from
10am-2pm and a ski jumping competition. The festival celebrates 50 great
seasons in 2011. Further Info: Call 715-445-4005
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February 10-13, 2011 Homer Winter Carnival Various locations, Homer, Alaska |
For a 55th year you can mingle with other festival-goers for a parade (on
Sunday), food, entertainment and more. Get the Facts: Call 907-235-7740
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February 10-13, 2011 Winter Carnival & Snowmobile Festival Various venues, Caribou, Maine |
Sleigh rides and ice skating (weather permitting), cribbage competition,
snowmobile events (weather permitting), comedy night, downhill canoe races,
chocolate festival, music and dancing, festival foods. Questions? Call 207-498-6156 or 800-722-7648
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February 11-12, 2011 Cruiserfest Downtown, Minocqua, Wisconsin |
Snowmobile parade, raffle, pancake breakfast at the American Legion Hall from 8-11am,
brats and chili feed at the hall 11am-6pm, spaghetti feed at the hall 5-8pm,
snowmobile radar runs, silent auction, music and dancing, bonfire with
S'Mores in The Aqua Bowl, fireworks Friday at 7pm, equipment swap meet. It's the event's
11th year. Additional Info: Call 715-356-3375 or 715-727-4082
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February 12, 2011 Chocolate Festival Community Center at 61 Water Street, Fairfield, Maine |
Clowns and face painting, local talent as entertainment, plenty of chocolate
treats available. General hours are 9am-3pm. Get the Facts: Call 287-453-6518 or 207-872-2172
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February 12-13, 2011 Winterfest Upper McCullock Blvd. and Main between Smoketree and Acama, Lake Havasu, Arizona |
It's the event's 26th anniversary. Enjoy entertainment, arts and crafts,
vendors, pony rides and other activities for the kids, festival foods. Hours
are 10am-5pm on Saturday and 10am-4pm on Sunday. Get The Facts: Call 928-855-4115
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February 12-13, 2011 Cabin Fever Festival Fairgrounds, Frederick, Maryland |
Decorating ideas and demonstrations, musical entertainment, festival foods,
artists showing and selling their work in 6 heated buildings and tents.
There is an admission charge and general hours are 10am-6pm Saturday and
10am-5pm on Sunday. Questions? Call 301-896-5466
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February 12-13, 2011 Chocolate Festival Copper Village on E. Commercial, Anaconda, Montana |
Baking contest, bake sale, quilt exhibit, merchant specials, Children's
Valentine Box Contest (Kindergarten-6th grade). If an area merchant fails
to give away chocolates a constable will levy a fine on them. It's all in
fun and you get to enjoy free treats while browsing local merchandise. Get The Facts: Call 406-563-2422
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February 18-20, 2011 Dexter Winter Festival Various locations, Dexter, Maine |
Snow sculpture, snowmobile events, activities for kids and more. Further Information: Call 207-924-3057 or 207-924-7351
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February 18-20, 2011 Shanty Days Various locations Downtown, Caseville, Michigan |
Chili cooking competition, Cold Butt Euchre, Polar Bear Dip, Ice Cube Hunt, warming site,
magic show, human bowling, snow soccer (ages 16 and younger), broom ball, ice fishing
contest, Potty Trotty race of outhouses set on skis, pool tournament, Chick on a Stick
(3-person race for ages 18 and older), Little Caesar's Shanty Slide (with pizza boxes
provided for sliding), raffle, snow man making contest, art activities for kids, festival
foods such as brats, burgers and fish sandwiches, a beer tent. It's the 19th year for
this one. Get Details: Call 507-259-6902 or 507-867-4080
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February 18-20, 2011 International Eelpout Festival Leech Lake, City Park and other venues, Walker, Minnesota |
The festival celebrates 32 years with a rugby tournament, luge, curling, relay, torch
lighting, karaoke, helicopter rides, Eelpout Angling Contest (held in all weather),
festival merchandise, Polar Plunge, 500 On-Ice Auto Race, eelpout encampment judging. Information: Call 320-259-6010 or 800-833-1118
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February 18-20, 2011 Wild West Winterfest Gallatin County Fairgrounds, Bozeman, Montana |
Celebrate the festival's 9th year with a photography show, quilt show, dance,
Packers Scramble, festival foods, arts and crafts, musical entertainment, Doxie
Derby, Battle of the Breeds, freestyle dance competition for dogs, hockey
tournament, activities for kids, chili making contest, dog keg pull. Get The Facts: Call 406-582-3270
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February 18-20, 2011 President's Day Weekend I.C.E. Festival Lakeside Park, Mayville, New York |
Teen dance, kids' slide, cold water rescue demos, ice hockey, broom ball, lighted ice
castle, snowmobile rides, chili making contest, Polar Bear Ice Swim, food concessions,
activities. They're hoping for cold weather to make the ice castle look spectacular. More: Call 716-753-3113
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February 18-21, 2011 Cloverdale Citrus Fair Citrus Fairgrounds, Cloverdale, California |
Pre-fair concert and dance, Cabaret Dinner Show, sock hop, sculpture made from citrus
fruits, scholdarship pageant, Rockin' with the 50's gourmet food show, dog show, orange
juicing contest, carnival, livestock displays, citrus exhibits, clowns, diaper derby,
Fables of the West, chef demos, Senior Day, parade Saturday at 11am Downtown, music. Questions? Call 707-894-3992
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February 18-21, 2011 Whiskey Flat Days Various locations, Kernville, California |
Wild West encampment, line dancing, gunfighter skits, clowns, frog jumping contests,
melodrama, food vendors, Kern Valley Museum exhibits, activities for kids, Whiskey
Flat Mayor Contest, music, carnival rides, wood carving, gold panning, pet parade,
festival merchandise, crafts, costume contest, Whiskerino Contest. Further Details: Call 760-376-2629 or 866-KERNVILLE
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February 18-27, 2011 Riverside County Fair & National Date Festival County Fairgrounds, Indio, California |
For a 65th year you can enjoy fun such as the Blessing of the Dates, the Bull-O-Rama,
camel races, art (and other) activities for kids, exhibits, ostrich races, petting
zoo, pageant, plenty of date treats, festival foods, Battle of the Bands, demolition
derby, wrestling matches, plus music from Third Eye Blind, Luz Rios, Switchfoot.
Opening day entry is free from 10am-3pm. Get the Facts: Call 208-834-7631 or 800-811-FAIR
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February 19, 2011 Whale Day Kalama Park, Kihei, Hawaii |
Vendor fair, Eco-Alley, Whale Regatta (like rubber duck races), children's carnival,
educational displays, silent auction, festival foods, entertainment. General hours
are 9am-6pm. Learn More: Call 808-249-8811 or 800-WHALE-1-1
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February 19-21, 2011 Bryce Canyon Winter Festival Ruby's Inn, Bryce, Utah |
Legendary Amercian scenery is combined with kayaking demos, cross-country ski tours,
ski waxing clinics, snow boot races, snow sculpture competition, guided snowshoe tours,
craft activities for kids, photo clinics, entertainment, archery clinics and more.
Individual events are subject to weather conditions. It's best to check locally for
the schedule. Find Out Details: Call 435-834-5341 or 866-866-6616
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February 24, 2011 Family Fest Shawnee Park, Bridgton, Maine |
NASTAR skiing from noon-2pm, horse-drawn sleigh rides, snow poker run, snow
volleyball, snow tug of war, blueberry pie eating contest at 1pm, Ugliest Ski
Sweater Contest, snowy scavenger hunt for pink flamingoes and rubber
chickens, snow sculpting. It's the festival's 23rd celebration. Questions? Call 207-647-8444
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Did you know that Margaret Truman, the only daughter of President Harry Truman,
penned several mysteries? Two of them were Murder in the Supreme Court and Murder Inside the Beltway |
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February 24-27, 2011 Snow Pond Various venues, Anchor Point, Alaska |
Pancake breakfast, youth ice bowling, costume ball, bingo, auction, snowshoe
softball, snowmachine races, activities for kids, pool tournament. Learn More: Call 907-235-2600
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February 24-27, 2011 Almond Blossom Festival Community Center on W. 4th Street, plus Mistlin Sports Park, Ripon, California |
For a 49th year you can enjoy a spaghetti dinner Friday at 4:30pm, carnival in
the park, diaper derby at 10am on Saturday at the high school, Blossom
Run at 8:30am on Saturday at Mavis Stouffer Park, breakfast at Ripon Grange
Hall on Saturday from 6-10am, parade down Main Street at 11am on Saturday. Information: Call 209-599-7519
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February 25-27, 2011 Georgefest Ferran Park, Eustis, Florida |
Food booths, spaghetti dinner earlier in the week, carnival (begins Wednesday
at 5:30pm), grand parade, festival merchandise, arts and crafts, fireworks, Dog Jog.
The festival celebrates an impressive 109 years in 2011. Further Details: Call 352-357-3434
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February 25-27, 2011 Maine Winterfest & Ice Derby Raymond Beach on Route 302, Casco, Maine |
Dog sled races, snowmobile speed run, helicopter rides, food vendors, snow
carving, ice carving, Polar Bear Dip, entertainment, activities for kids, ice
fishing derby. Some events are subject to local ice conditions. Learn More: Call 207-892-8265
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February 25-27, 2011 Grumpy Old Men Festival Various locations, Wabasha, Minnesota |
Pet pageant, Minnow Races, spaghetti dinner and dance, bingo, cribbage tournament,
Grumpy Plunge, ice fishing contest, musical entertainment, Texas Hold 'Em
Tournament, French Toast Breakfast at the American Legion Hall, hockey. Get The Facts: Call 651-565-4158 or 800-565-4158
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February 25-March 6, 2011 Anchorage Fur Rendezvous (Fur Rondy) Various venues, Anchorage, Alaska |
Hockey tournament, Yukgassen Snowball Fights, stamp show and sale, outhouse
races, music, dog weight pull, Pioneer Pancake Feed February 26 from
8am-1pm and February 27 from 9am-2pm, arts and crafts, model train show,
snow golf, snow sculpture, melodrama, fireworks, Frostbite Footrace, grand
parade, photo contest, Native Arts Market, Running of the Reindeer March 5
at 4pm. Get The Facts: Call 907-274-1177
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February 26-27, 2011 Grant Seafood Festival Behind the Community Center, Grant, Florida |
It's the festival's 45th anniversary. Enjoy music from Sweet Water Junction Band
(and others), seafood dishes and other festival treats, community service
exhibits and info, more than 100 arts and crafts booths. General hours are 9am-7pm
on Saturday and 9am-5pm on Sunday. Admission and parking are free. Get The Facts: Call 321-723-8687
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February 26-27, 2011 Swamp Cabbage Festival Barron Park, LaBelle, Florida |
Parade on Saturday beginning at 10am at the Catholic Church on Bridge Street,
motorcycle and auto show, rodeo, food, 5K Swamp Stomp on Saturday, pageant,
Grasscar racing, bass tournament on Sunday, armadillo races (which are very
low-key with no armadillos being harmed/harrassed). You can also enjoy
entertainment from Groupo Zeno, Country Rhythm Cloggers and others. Get The Facts: Call 863-675-2995
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February Somethings! Brief, bare-boned last-minute festival listings: |
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Feb 3-17 San Francisco Independent Film Festival, San Francisco, California, 415-820-3907 Feb 5 For the Love of Chocolate Festival (14th), 11-3, High School Performing Arts Center, Medina, Ohio, 330-723-4565 Feb 10-13 Winter Carnival, Dartmouth College, Hanover, New Hampshire, 603-643-0742 Feb 11-13 Yuma River Daze, Main Street, Yuma, Arizona, 928-782-5712 Feb 11-13 California International Antiquarian Book Fair (44th), Concourse Exhibition Center, San Francisco, California, 415-551-5190 or 800-454-6041 Feb 11-13 Delray Beach Garlic Festival (12th), Downtown, Delray Beach, Florida, 561-279-0907 Feb 11-13 Naples Winter Carnival, Town Dock, Naples, Maine, 207-318-6965 Feb 11-13 Tulsa Indian Arts Festival (25th), Expo Square, Tulsa, Oklahoma, 918-838-3875 or 918-388-5318 Feb 12 Roaring Twenties Arts & Crafts Festival, 9-4, Downtown, Sebring, Florida, 863-471-5104 Feb 12-13 Speckled Perch Festival (43rd), Okeechobee, Florida, 863-763-6464 or 863-357-6246 Feb 12-13 Ice Fest, Downtown, Downers Grove, Illinois, 630-434-5555 or 800-934-0615 Feb 18-20 Olustee Festival, Marion Street plus Olustee Battlefield State Park, Lake City, Florida, 386-755-1097 Feb 18-21 Water Fall Ice Festival (13th), Cody, Wyoming, 307-527-4326 Feb 19-20 Oregon Asian Celebration, Lane County Fairgrounds, Eugene, Oregon, 541-687-9600 or 541-682-7332 Feb 19-20 Penn's Woods West Folk & Art Festival & Business Expo, 10-4, Merced High School on W. Butler St., Merced, Pennsylvania, 724-662-4185 Feb 20 Winter Carnivale (21st), 10-4, Downtown, Chester, Connecticut, 860-759-9494 Feb 20-27 Charro Days (74th), various venues, Brownsville, Texas, 956-642-4245 Feb 21-Mar 8 Mardi Gras! Galvestion, various locations, Galveston, Texas, 409-797-5164 or 888-425-4753 Feb 26 Heritage Arts Festival, 10-4, Old Courthouse Museum, Monroeville, Alabama, 251-675-7433 Feb 27 Mystic Krewe of Barkus (Parade and Pawty), begins 2pm at Armstrong Park, New Orleans, Louisiana, Email info@barkus.org Feb 26-27, Mar 5-6 Maple Syrup Festival, 321 N. Garrison Hollow Rd., Salem, Indiana, 812-967-4491 or 877-641-8851 |
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Other February 2011 Events You Might Enjoy |
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Feb 2-6 International Power Boat Show, Convention Center, Atlantic City, New Jersey, 212-984-7000 Feb 4-5 New Hampshire Farm & Forest Expo, 9-7:30/9-4, Radison Hotel on Elm, Manchester, New Hampshire, 603-671-3788 Feb 4-6 Two Rivers Renaissance Faire, West Westlands Park, Yuma, Arizona Feb 5 Duct Tape Ball (12th), Marriott Downtown, Anchorage, Alaska, 907-646-8600 Feb 5-6 Orchid Quest 2011, 10-5/10-4, Alliant Energy Center, Madison, Wisconsin, 608-231-3163 Feb 5-6 Antique, Sporting & Collectible Show, 9-4/9-2, Sunnyside Expo Center, Oshkosh, Wisconsin, 920-337-0113 Feb 6 Hearts & Art (15th), 11-3, Library at 601 S. Bench, Galena, Illinois, 815-777-0200 Feb 10-13 Utah Boat Show & Watersports Expo, South Towne Expo Center, Salt Lake City, Utah Feb 11-13 Hillsborough Antiques Show, San Mateo Expo Center, San Mateo, California, 650-574-3247 Feb 11-13 Jewelry, Gem & Fossil Show, 4-9/10-6/10-4, Community Center at 111 S. Geyer, Kirkwood, Missouri, 618-830-7222 Feb 11-13 Richmond Camping RV Expo, Richmond Raceway Complex, Richmond, Virginia, 804-228-7500 Feb 12 Dummy Jump, Big Sky Resort on Highway 191, Big Sky, Montana, 800-548-4486 Feb 13-15 Special Olympics Pennsylvania Winter Games, Various locations, Johnstown, Pennsylvania, 724-375-7515 ext. 243 or 800-235-9058 Feb 18-21 Springfield RV, Camping & Outdoor Show (49th), Eastern States Expo Center, W. Springfield, Massachusetts, 413-781-2267 Feb 18-22 Palm Beach Jewlery, Art & Antique Show, County Convention Center, West Palm Beach, Florida, 561-822-5440 Feb 19-20 Mad City Model Railroad Show (44th), Alliant Energy Center, Madison, Wisconsin, 608-836-1747 Feb 23-27 Northwest Flower & Garden Show, Convention Center at 7th & Pine, Seattle, Washington, 206-789-5333 Feb 24-27 Milwaukee RV Show, Expo Center, West Allis, Wisconsin, 414-483-7640 Feb 25-27 Arkansas Flower & Garden Show (20th), Statehouse Convention Center, Little Rock, Arkansas, 501-821-4000 Feb 25-27 Gem Faire, Orange County Fairgrounds, Costa Mesa, California, 760-747-9215 Feb 26 Strasburg Fire Co. Mud Sale, 8am, 45 W. Main Street, Strasburg, Pennsylvania, 717-687-7323 Feb 26 Cotton Pickin' Quilt Show, 9-3, Old Goree School Gym, Goree (near Munday), Texas, 940-423-5306 Feb 26-27 Unique Animal Expo & Pet Fair, County Fairgrounds, Hillsboro, Oregon, 503-717-8484 Feb 26-27 Depression Era Glass Show, 9-5/10-4, State Fairgrounds, Little Rock, Arkansas, 501-868-4969 |
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