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January 5, 2008
Winter Festival
Kickapoo Valley Reserve Visitor Center, 2 miles north
of town on Hwy. 131
LaFarge, Wisconsin
Archery, warming fires, snow sculpting demonstrations, ice carving demonstrations, skating and skiing, chain saw sculpture demonstrations, sledding, horse-drawn wagon history tour, snowmobile fun run, dog pull, kite flying demo, chili cooking competition, home-made bread contest, candlelight hike/ski in the evening, winter astronomy, dance.
Further Information: Call 608-625-2960

January 4-6, 2008
Old Town Jubilee
Old Main Street area,
Yuma, Arizona
The historic area of downtown is filled with more than 3 blocks of arts and crafts, plus festival foods are on hand and there is plenty of musical entertainment and activities for the kids. Hours are 10am-4pm on Friday, 10am-5pm on Saturday and 10am-3pm on Sunday
Get Details: Call 928-782-5712

January 10-13, 2008
Riverwalk Mud Festival
various venues along River Walk,
San Antonio, Texas
The city's Parks Department drains and then refills the river each year. Once the water is back, the festival begins. Enjoy the Mud Pie Ball, a pub crawl, Mud King pageantry fun, parade, arts and crafts, food and much more.
Find Out More: Call 210-227-4262

January 11-12, 2008
Mohican Winter Fest
Downtown,
Loudonville, Ohio
Many events take place at Central Park. Have fun with horse drawn carriage rides, the Snow Ball Dance on Saturday night, winter hikes through Mohican State Park, ice skating and ice skating lessons, ice carving displays and competitions, skiing, food.
Questions? Call 419-994-4789

January 12, 2008
Oatmeal Festival
Downtown,
Lafayette, Colorado
Plans for this 12th year include the oatmeal bake shop, health fair, activities for kids, blood drive, Quicker Quaker 5K Walk/Run, youth art show, oatmeal baking contest and the big oatmeal breakfast where you can get pancakes, muffins, hot cereal and can add toppoings from more than 140 choices. Breakfast runs from 7:30am-noon at the Pioneer Elementary School on Baseline Road.
Further Information: Call 303-926-4352

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January 12-13, 2008
Cape Coral Festival of the Arts
Cape Coral Parkway,
Cape Coral, Florida
300 juried artists, food, music, activities for kids, sidewalk sales. Hours are 10am-5pm. It's the event's 23rd year.
Additional Details: Call 239-945-1988

January 17-20, 2008
Fellsmere Frog Leg Festival
City Complex on S. Cypress St.,
Fellsmere, Florida
Pony rides for the kids, carnival rides and games, Redneck Olympics, arts and crafts, music, unique foods.
Learn More: Call 772-571-0150

January 17-20, 2008
Sandpoint Winter Carnival
various venues,
Sandpoint, Idaho
This 35th year you can enjoy music, fudge making and candy making contests, a spelling contest for grown-ups, Taste of Sandpoint at Cedar St. Bridge Marketplace, K-9 Keg Pull, pizza eating contest, teddy bear contest, fireworks, chili cooking contest.
Information: Call 208-255-1876

January 17-21, 2008
Winterfest
various venues,
Tonawanda, New York
Ice hockey, wine tasting, 3-on-3 hockey tournament, one-pitch softball tournament, senior dance, miniature golf tournament, figure skating exhibition, fireworks, outdoor concert and bonfire, Floating Flicks Night at the Aquatic Fitness Center where you can watch movies while floating on an air mattress or rubber raft (or inner tube). There will also be recreational skating, snowmobile rides, hayrides and an ice sculpting competition.
Further Details: Call 716-831-1001

January 18-20, 2008
Fire & Ice Festival
Uptown,
Somerset, Pennsylvania
Have fun at this 13th year with arts and crafts, ice carving and ice sculptures, food, contests, activities for kids and more.
Learn More: Call 814-443-1748

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January 18-20, 2008
Waukesha Jamboree
various venues,
Waukesha, Wisconsin
Pancake breakfast from 7:30-10:30am at the Schuetze Rec Center, geocaching treasure hunt, stories, horse drawn wagon rides, chili feed, kickball, volleyball, Arctic Golf, senior talent show, 5k run/walk, ice fishing clinic, fireworks, pizza, cross-country ski race, dog pull and more.
Questions? Call 282-524-3737

January 18-20, 2008
Flake Out Festival
Downtown,
Wisconsin Dells, Wisconsin
It's the festival's 18th year. Celebrate with craft activities for kids, pony rides, food concessions, face painting, turkey bowling, horse drawn wagon rides, State Snow Sculpture Contest, ice carving, kite flying, snowman making, blacksmithing demonstrations, fireworks, arts and crafts.
Get The Facts: Call 800-223-3557

January 18-20, 25-26, 2008
Tip-Up Town USA
Lake & Shoreline area,
Houghton Lake, Michigan
Parade, helicopter rides, ice sculpting contest, fireworks, carnival rides and games, kid's medallion hunt, softball on ice, chainsaw wood carving, tethered balloon rides (weather permitting), winter fashion show, petting zoo, pie eating contest, bubble gum blowing contest, Red Neck Horseshoes, teen dance, poker run, tennis ball throw, tire roll, bed races, ice slide, turkey bowling, Polar Bear Dip, arts and crafts, sack races, beverage tent, entertainment and more.
Find Out More: Call 989-366-5544 or 800-248-5253

January 18-26, 2008
Stowe Winter Carnival
Main Street,
Stowe, Vermont
Youth hockey tournament, Snowgolf Calcutta, Block Party on Main, kids' carnival, snow volleyball tournament, ice carving, movies, chicken pie church supper on Saturday at the Community Church with seatings at 5:30 and 6:30pm, ski races. This is the event's 34th year.
Questions? Call 802-253-7321 or 800-247-8693

January 19, 2008
Winter Carnival
Perrins Field, Civic Center, City Hall lawn,
Deer Park, Washington
Frostbite 5K Fun Run, chili cook-off, activities for kids, outhouse race, vendors, broomball, fireworks, karaoke contest, community dance, metal detector treasure hunt, snowmobile show, snow softball tournament.
Learn More: Call 866-898-2768

January 19-20, 2008
Street Fair
2nd Street & Florence, downtown,
Casa Grande, Arizona
Car & bike show on Saturday, more than 150 arts and crafts booths, display of the Paint-A-Brella contest entries, historic bike tour, food court, music. Hours are 10am-5pm on Saturday and 10am-4pm on Sunday. The festival is celebrating its 8th year of fun.
Get The Facts: Call 520-836-8744 or 800-916-1515

January 19-20, 2008
Ice Fest
Front Street Park,
Leavenworth, Washington
Snowy tug of war, ice cube hunt for kids (with cash inside cubes), music, Great Smooching Race (4-person teams strap onto one pair of skis and race against other teams), snow sculptures and more.
Additional Details: Call 509-548-5807


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Janaury 20-27, 2008
Winter Rec Festival
Various area parks,
LaCrosse, Wisconsin
Medallion hunt, scrabble tournament, rock n' roll party, figure skating events, ice fishing derby, torchlight ski hike, euchre tournament, hockey, skate party, softball, volleyball, fireworks, kids' carnival, kids' snow sculpture contest.
Details: Call 608-784-4880 or 608-789-7533

January 20-March 3, 2008
Pittsfield Winter Carnival
various venues,
Pittsfield, Massachusetts
Events are on weekends and include a queen pageant and queen's ball, toboggan races, speed skating, snow sculpting, Anything Goes slide (cardboard, sleds, inner tubs) to slide down the hill and more.
Learn More: Call 413-499-9378

January 22-26, 2008
Winter Fest
various venues,
Newaygo, Michigan
Ice fishing contest, wine tasting, snowmobile run, chicken bowling, dinner dance, euchre tournament, games for the kids, chili making contest, dart tournament, Extreme Plunge into Hess Lake, raffle, karaoke.
Questions? Call 231-652-9489 or 231-652-3068

January 23-24, 2008
Washington's Birthday Celebration
various venues,
Laredo, Texas
Taste of Laredo, Jalapeno Festival, Family Fun Fest, carnival, comedy shows, parade, wine tasting, Jamboozie, health fair, Air Force Band of the West concert, theatre, air show, 5K run, fireworks. Some events may require separate reservations and/or fees.
Get The Facts: Call 956-722-0589

January 23- February 3, 2008
St. Paul Winter Carnival
various venues,
St. Paul, Minnesota
King Boreas must defeat Vulcanus Rex so that the whole winter celebration can go on. Expect pageantry, including the King Boreas Grande Day Parade and a royal ball. But there are plenty of other activities too, such as snow and ice sculptures, fireworks, cultural dance and storytelling, torchlight parades, Securian Frozen 4K & Half-Marathon, Disc Sports Festival, U.S. Figure Skating Championships, weather education exhibit and lots of yummy casseroles in the Hot Dish Tent.
Further Details: Call 651-223-4700

January 24-27 2008
Winterfest
In & around Downtown,
Blowing Rock, North Carolina
Chili cooking contest, ice carving competition, hot chocolate, hayrides, pancake breakfast (Sunday 8:30am-1:30pm at Blowing Rock School Cafeteria on Morris Street), Polar Plunge in Chetola Lake, merchant specials, activities for kids, dusk bonfire in Memorial Park (weather permitting) with S'Mores and toasted marshmallows, wine tasting and wine auction, bluegrass music, blues concert, raffles, silent auction. Come and get in on this 10th year of fun.
Info: Call 826-295-7851

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January 25-27, 2008
Yuma Lettuce Days
Historic downtown,
Yuma, Arizona
Flag raising ceremony, agriculture fields bus tours, Lettuce Box Derby, arts and crafts, activities for kids, lots of salad and other festival foods. It's the festival's 10th year. General hours are 10am-4pm on Friday, 10am-5pm on Saturday and 10am-3pm on Sunday.
Find Out More: Call 928-783-3061

January 25-February 3, 2008
Winter Carnival
various veneus,
McCall, Idaho
In its 43rd year the festival offers a casino night, monster dog pulls, ski events, teen dance, snow sculptures, food court, pancake breakfast (Jan. 26 from 8-10am and Feb. 1 from 8-11am), Children's Neon Lights Parade, masquerade ball, Little Ski Hill Torch Parade, Mardi Gras Parade Jan. 26 at noon, snowmobile fun run, Eastern Star pancake breakfast (Jan. 27 from 8am-noon and Feb. 3 from 8am-noon), snowman building contest, cartoons for the kids, chili feed, theatre. And we can't leave out the popular men's beauty contest with competitions for hairy legs and other categories. Polish off all this with fireworks and you have a festival with something for everyone.
Additional Details: Call 208-834-7631 or 800-260-5130

January 26, 2008
Kumquat Festival
Pasco Fairgrounds & downtown,
Dade City, Florida
Arts and crafts, kumquat dishes, entertainment on several stages, merchant specials, Citrus Quilt Challenge, car show, pageant, recipe contest, grower info, festival foods.
Questions? Call 352-567-3769

January 26, 2008
Chillfest
Mill Creek Park,
Chatfield, Minnesota
Dessert bar competition, salsa contest, chili feed, 1850s historical encampment, dog sleds (weather permitting), turkey bowling, Hostess Snowball eating contest, games and more.
Further Details: Call 507-259-6902 or 507-867-4080

January 26, 2008
Texas Citrus Festival
Downtown,
Mission, Texas
Golf tournament, Vaquero Cook Off, fun fair with food vendors and entertainment from 10am-10pm, a lighted parade at 6:45pm (in place of the former noon parade), activities for kids, Fiesta Fun Run, costume style show with citrus ingredients and elements as wearable art, royal court pageantry.
Info: Call 956-585-9724

January 26, 2008
Winterfest on Broadway
Broadway District,
Green Bay, Wisconsin
Beer barrel racing, Eskimo games, cookie decorating, ice sculpting, dunk tank with local celebrities, chili cook-off with chili available for festival-goers.
More: Call 920-437-2531

January 26, 2008
Winter Carnival
Opera House on High Street,
Mineral Point, Wisconsin
Bonfire, fireworks, snow sculpting, ice carving, tubing, Cornish hen curling, cross-country skiing, sled races, kite flying, ice golf, frozen pastry toss and more.
Get Details: Call 888-764-6894

January 26, 2008
Chill Out
Arbor Vitae Community Bldg.,
Minocqua, Wisconsin
Cook out, Kitty Cat snowmobile races, bonfire on the ice with S'Mores, ice fishing tournament, activities for kids, raffles and more.
Further Information: Call 715-356-5266 or 800-446-6784

January 26, 2008
Jack Frost Fest
122 River Street,
Spooner, Wisconsin
Ice fishing contest, rib cooking contest, cartoons for the kids, chili cooking contest, games, antique snowmobiles, winter golf tournament, carriage rides. General hours are 9am-4pm.
Get The Facts: Call 800-367-3306

January 26-February 3, 2008
Ole & Lena Days
various venues,
Granite Falls, Minnesota
Frozen lefse flinging contest, medallion hunt, snow games and activities, arts and crafts, plenty of Scandinavian foods.
Find Out More: Call 320-564-4039

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January 30-February 3, 2008
Snowdown Winter Festival
various venues,
Durango, Colorado
Snowdown Follies, balloon rally, Cat-apult Contest, Jokedown, Outlaw Josie Pete's Golf Tournament, broomball, 3-on-3 basketball, more.
Questions? Call 970-247-3435

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January Somethings!
Brief, bare-boned last-minute festival listings:

Jan. 12-13, 19-20 Medieval Faire, Veterans Park, Lehigh Acres, Florida, 239-693-8036
Jan. 17-27 Sundance Film Festival, Park City, Utah, 877-733-7829
Jan. 18-20 International Balloon Festival, Bluff, Utah, 435-672-2341
Jan. 18-21 Morro Bay Bird Festival, Morro Bay, California, 805-772-4467
Jan. 19-20 Nautical & Wildlife Art Festival,
                   Convention Center at 40th & Bay, Ocean City, Maryland, 410-524-9177
Jan. 23-February 2 Taos Winter Wine Festival, Taos, New Mexico, 866-968-7386
Jan. 25-27 Winter Fest, Community Park area, Delavan, Wisconsin, 800-624-0052
Jan. 26-February 5 Flurry Fest, Bismarck, North Dakota, 701-222-0615

Other January 2008 Events You Might Enjoy
Events in this section may also be called festivals but are generally less
multi-dimensional than events in the above category
Jan. 1-3 Antique Sporting and Collectible Show, Sunnyview Expo Center, Oshkosh, Wisconsin, 920-337-0113
Jan. 4-13 Houston Boat Show, The Reliant Center, Houston, Texas, 713-526-6361
Jan. 5 Fruitcake Toss, 9:30am-2pm, Memorial Park, Manitou Springs, Colorado, 719-685-5089 or 800-642-2567
Jan. 5-6 Northeast Motorcycle Expo, Expo Center, Hartford, Connecticut, 978-688-8888
Jan. 5-13 RV Show, Lawrence Convention Center, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, 724-446-1046
Jan. 7-10 The Home Entertainment Show, St. Tropez Hotel & Alexis Park Hotel, Las Vegas, Nevada, 702-242-4545
Jan. 5 Swapfest (Ham Radio/Computer & Electronics, County Expo Center on Northview Rd., Waukesha, Wisconsin, 414-425-3644
Jan. 7-16 World Championship Snowmobile Derby, Eagle River, Wisconsin, 715-479-4424
Jan. 11-13 Quilt Festival, Convention Center, Tuscon, Arizona, 520-498-4698
Jan. 11-13 Gem-Jewelry-Bead Show, Municipal Auditorium on Tamiami Tr. (Hwy. 41), Sarasota, Florida, 941-954-0202
Jan. 11-31 The Main Event, Quartzite, Arizona, 928-927-5213
Jan. 12-13 Gathering of the Gunfighters, Territorial State Prison State Park, Yuma, Arizona, 928-783-4771
Jan. 12-13 Fungus Fair, 10am-5pm, Louden Nelson Community Center, Santa Cruz, California, 831-420-6115
Jan. 12-13 Cable Air Show, 8am-4pm, Cable Airport, Upland, California, 909-982-6021
Jan. 12-13 Boca Fest, 10am-5pm, Boca Center on Military Trail, Boca Raton, Florida, 954-472-3755
Jan. 12-13 Toy & Hobby Show, State Fairgrounds, Raleigh, North Carolina, 919-553-4285
Jan. 12-13 Gun Show, Fairgrounds, Jackson, Tennessee, 563-927-8176
Jan. 12-13 Rubber Stamp & Paper Arts Festival, Convention Center, Grapevine, Texas, 541-574-8000
Jan. 12-13 Dallas Comic-Con, Civic Center, Richardson, Texas
Jan. 15-18 California International Antiquarian Book Fair, Century Plaza Hotel, Los Angeles, 415-962-2500 or 800-454-6041
Jan. 15-18 Macworld Expo, Moscone Center, San Francisco, California, 800-645-3976
Jan. 16-20 Chicago Boat, RV & Outdoors Show, McCormick Place, Chicago, Illinois
Jan. 18-20 Del Mar Antique Show & Sale, Fairgrounds, Del Mar, California, 800-943-7501
Jan. 18-20 Oklahoma City Home & Garden Show, State Fairgrounds, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, 512-259-1999
Jan. 18-27 Milwaukee Boat Show, Wisconsin Expo Center, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, 616-447-2860
Jan. 19-20 Delray Beach Art Festival, Atlantic Avenue, Delray, Florida, 954-472-3755
Jan. 19-20 Central Florida Highland Games, Central Winds Park, Winter Springs, Florida, 407-428-7268
Jan. 19-20 Gun Show, State Fairgrounds (Fine Arts Bldg.), Rapid City, South Dakota, 605-341-4720 (eve.)
Jan. 19-20 Bear & Doll Show, Lafayette Hotel, Marietta, Ohio, 743-374-1778
Jan. 19-20 StampScrapArtTour, Convention Center, Mesquite, Texas, 727-644-0590
Jan. 20 Weatherfest (7th), noon-4pm, Morial Convention Center, New Orleans, Louisiana, 617-227-2425
Jan. 24-27 Indoor/Outdoor Home Show, Expomart, Monroeville, Pennsylvania, 800-997-4438
Jan. 25-26 Rubber Stamp & Paper Arts Festival, Riverside Convention Center, Riverside, California, 541-574-8000
Jan. 25-27 Florida Extravaganza Comic-Con (FX),
                   Orange County Convention Center, Orlando, Florida, 407-401-9203 or 877-470-2626
Jan. 25-27 Chattacon 33, Chattanooga Choo-Choo, Chattanooga, Tennessee
Jan. 26-27 Western Americana Show & Auction, Convention Center (Halls F & G), Phoenix, Arizona, 310-202-9010
Jan. 26-27 Heard Museum Guild Library Book Sale & Treasure Hunt, 9am-5pm & 10am-4pm, Phoenix, Arizona, 602-251-0209
Jan. 26-27 Tiddlywinks Tournament, MIT, Cambridge, Massachusetts, 607-342-3402
Jan. 26-February 3 Louisville Sport, Boat, RV & Vacation Show, Fair & Expo Center, Louisville, Kentucky, 502-935-4141

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