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Weyauwega Chamber of Commerce

Upcoming Events

63rd Annual Horse & Buggy Days

September 13th & 14th

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If you want to register for the parade, please contact the Chamber at [email protected] and a registration form will be forwarded to you.

Our Queen & King

Kathy Fehl and Ian Teal

The Festivities

Come join us in Celebrating the 63rd Annual Horse and Buggy Days in Weyauwega, September 13 and 14. Our King is Ian Teal, and the Queen is Kathy Fehl, who run the Gerold Opera House in Weyauwega. They will begin the week-end festivities by sharing a brunch with former Kings and Queens, sponsored by Crossroads Health Care. Then they will visit local elementary schools to share historic memories of the local area.

• Friday night, Loose Cannons will entertain in the beer tent from 7 pm to 11 pm.

• Saturday night, listen to the music of Minus 1 from 7 pm to 11 pm.

• The parade is going to be a grand event again so make sure you don’t miss it! The big parade will start at NOON on Saturday, commencing from the Waupaca County Fairgrounds (parade route is Elizabeth Street to Main Street).

• The Kiddie Parade will begin at 11:30 am, meeting at the corner of Main and East Street.

We'll have a host of vendors; Historical Society Pie and Ice Cream social after the parade with kid’s games and prizes. Petting Zoo and Sawdust Money grab from 1:30 to 4:30 pm; Blacksmith and Coin Striker; Wega Wagon Historical Tours – 1:30; 2:30 and 3:30, Weyauwega Public Library book sale and lots of great food and drinks.

The Partners Cornhole Tournament will take place at Haufschildts Brew Haus on Saturday, September 14, starting at 1:30 pm. Pre-register at the Brew Haus - 100 percent payout; $25.00 per team. Come out for some great music, fun and celebration with our community!

Fall Rummage O' Rama

September 21st

Incredible rummage sales will take place on September 21st from 8 am and 4 pm within the city limits of Weyauwega and in surrounding townships. Want to hold your own sale during Rummage O'Rama? Contact the Chamber.

To get your sale on the map, drop off your address and decription of your sale, along with a $10 fee to Brew Haus, 111 E. Main St. or the Weyauwega Public Library at 301 S Mill St. by September 15th. Map listing is free for all Chamber Members.

Printed maps will available on September 18th on the Chamber Facebook page and at area businesses. Watch the Chamber website and our social media channels for updates.

Christmas Parade

December 7th

The annual Winter Wonderland and Christmas Parade will be on Saturday, December 7th. Parade starts at 5:30 pm and travels from Waupaca County Fairgrounds to Main Street and through downtown.

• Enjoy beautiful lights and displays in the downtown area

• Pre-Parade: Enjoy free hot chocolate with kid’s activities and giveaways in the Community Center, City Hall courtesy of the Weyauwega Area Chamber of Commerce.

• Stay indoors in the Warming Center inside the Community Center and watch the parade.

• After the Parade: Head down to the corner of Pine Street and Main Street for the lighting of the City Christmas Tree.

• After the tree-lighting, head across the street to the Gerold Opera House. Santa will be there with snacks and entertainment by the Weyauwega School choirs and band.

• Before and after the Parade and downtown festivities, take the famly and friend, and drive around Weyauwega to see all the neighborhood Christmas displays.

• Don’t forget, there are several local businesses and eateries open before and after the Parade for some fun shopping and eating. Many treasures to discover.

• Want to volunteer or enter a float to be a part of the Parade, contact us at [email protected].

Weyauwega is located in the heart of Central Wisconsin River Country with access to both the Waupaca and Wolf Rivers. This quaint rural community is located on the historic Yellowstone Trail and speaks volumes of history by name and nature.

Its foundation has been built around the 250-acre Lake Weyauwega, an outstanding educational system, and worldwide award-winning cheeses. Weyauwega touts several parks in this Tree City U.S.A. community. The largest of these is a beautiful 12-acre site that offers a man-made swimming lake, baseball diamond, playground equipment, walking trail, picnic shelters and sledding hill.

Although you'll find many city amenities here, just a couple of blocks from downtown puts you on State Highway 10. Then, within 30 minutes you’ll find yourself in Stevens Point by driving west and the Fox River Valley area if you travel east.