SHOPPING
HOURS : MAY-DECEMBER
FRIDAYS, 10 A.M. – 8:00 P.M. SATURDAYS, 10:00 A.M.
– 6:00 P.M.
Regular Hours 10-5 Monday-Thursday
Open Year Round
SPECIAL HOURS JULY 4TH: 11:00 – 4:00 |
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Join us as
we help celebrate our non-profit partner, the Cedarburg
Cultural Center for their Annual Stone & Century House
Tour. A delightful way to spend a relaxing day in the country.
Cedarburg
Cultural Center's 39th Annual
STONE & CENTURY HOUSE TOUR
Saturday, June 7, 2008, 9am-5pm & Sunday, June 8, 2008,
12pm-4pm
CLICK HERE FOR COMPLETE INFORMATION |
MARK
YOUR CALENDAR FOR THESE EXCITING CEDARBURG AND CEDAR CREEK
SETTLEMENT EVENTS!
JUN-OCT
Friday Farmer’s Market
JUN
8 Flag Day Celebration at Stony Hill School
JUN 20-28 Plein Air Painting Contest/Sale
JUN
21-22 Milwaukee Amateur Radio Field Day at Pioneer Village
JUN
28-29 Strawberry Festival
JUN
27-AUG 29 – Fridays- Summer
Sounds
INFORMATION:
866-626-7005
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UPCOMING
EVENTS AT CEDAR CREEK SETTLEMENT
MAKE
PLANS TO VISIT HISTORIC CEDARBURG’S
23rd
ANNUAL STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL
JUNE
28 & 29
The
Shops of Cedar Creek Settlement, at the corner of Washington Avenue
and Bridge Road, will be bursting at 
the seams with fun outdoor festival activities. Live music brings
the crowds to our main stage along Cedar Creek. On Saturday, Noon-4,
you’ll hear the top-forty sounds of The Breakfast Klub, followed
by New Revue from 4-6. Sunday Morning it’s the famous All-You-Can-Eat
Strawberry Pancake Breakfast with music by the blues group Maple
Road from 8-11 am. From Noon-4 on Sunday, the crowd-pleasing show
band Bobby Way & Wayout will perform.
The Pet Talent Show, presented by the Ozaukee County Humane Society,
will take place at 10:30 am, followed by free contests, including
the Strawberry Shortcake Eating Contest at 1:30 pm, the Strawberry
Bubblegum Blowing Contest at 2:00 and Strawberry Bobbing at 3:00
daily.READ MORE...
Cedarburg
Launches German Festival July 19 & 20, 2008
 With
a cheerful salute to Cedarburg’s German founders and a hearty
Gemuetlichkeit, Festivals of Cedarburg, Inc. and the City of Cedarburg
Parks & Recreation Department have just announced Historic Cedarburg’s
very first German Festival on Saturday, July 19, 10 am–9 pm
& Sunday, July 20, 10 am–6 pm. Free admission and parking.
Located mainly outdoors in leafy Cedar Creek Park, this new annual
festival plans to offer German sausages and beer as well as other
authentic dishes and desserts accompanied by German musical traditions
topped with a big dollop of German culture. Silly contests are also
part of the weekend, including Wife Carrying and Beer Bucket Races
with more contests to come. READ MORE...
SHOP
NEWS |
a
little pizzazz - Brand new at a little pizzazz.
Saraye purses from Cambodia. Made by Cambodian women
from the grasses  that
are dyed and hand woven on wooden looms. these purses
are washable, very durable and create a unique look
like no other. They are available in many colors to
match all your summer looks. they are lightweight and
come with compartments inside to keep you organized.
Check out our new store that is bigger and better bringing
you more of what you love! a little pizzazz - 1st floor.
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ANVIL
PUB AND GRILLE – Come and enjoy a delightful
lunch or dinner at the Settlement’s newest  full
service restaurant, located in the former Blacksmith Shop.
The best news of all? The outdoor patio, overlooking Cedar
Creek and the waterfall, will be open by June 7.
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CREEK ANTIQUES – Jack Neuswanger is retired
but has become a joyful woodworker whose work can be seen
and purchased at Cedar Creek Antiques on the Settlement’s
2nd Floor. Jack takes a piece of wood and looks for the
inner beauty. Each piece is unique, from greenwood to
wormy partially decayed chunks of wood. Some of the wood
he uses, he’s purchased, but “found”
wood is often the most interesting. Jack is well-known
for his bowls and vases, the shape governed by the characteristics
of the piece of wood being turned. Although his masterful
hobby gives him pleasure, Jacks say’s “if
you like one of my pieces, that pleasure is increased”.
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CEDAR
CREEK POTTERY - Cedar Creek Pottery Goes Totally
Square!
Two of the newest arrivals at Cedar Creek Pottery feature
square plates for a contemporary look with clean, sharp
lines.
Jeff Rottman, of Dutch Lake Pottery in Grand Rapids,
Michigan, offers dinnerware as landscape with his subtle,
yet striking contrast of mellow, periwinkle sky with
seductive, sage green earth separated by an eye-catching
tan horizon line. His voluptuously undulating edges
dance around a sharply squared off center that mingles
with the terrain of his glazes, creating a fluid beauty
that will beg to be left outside the cupboard between
meals.
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LILLIES
- Fairly Traded/Earth Friendly Meaningful Goods. 3rd Floor.The
warm weather is finally here, and we have many items for
your summer enjoyment. Fair trade soccer balls, made in
Pakistan. Unless parents are paid a fair
wage, extreme poverty forces them to put their children
to work. Fair Trade Sports is one of the few sport retailers
that can truly guarantee their products are made by adults
who are paid a fair wage in a decent working environment;
the rubber comes from sustainably run forests in Sri Lanka
and India. Frisbees - hemp & recycled; hand painted
fair trade kites; baseball
jewelry - earrings, tie tacks, cuff links made from real
retired baseballs; and many crazy garden sculptures.
Relax in one of our unique willow chairs or benches. New
in this month is a line of organic pesticides for your
garden - only certified organic oils from Pharm Solutions.
We also now have hemp jewelry per your request. We have
Osprey resource backpacks made from 70 - 86% recycled
content - made primarily from plastic water & soda
bottles. New styles and colors are coming in. We have
the Invisible Child bracelets - all proceeds are returned
to the Invisible Children organization. This organization
raises money, and brings to light the thousands of children
who are stuck in the middle of the war. Mass kidnapping
for child soldiers is a continued fear of children of
northern Uganda. The bracelets are made by refugees of
the war who aretrying to get by while living in refugee
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NEWBERRY
THICKET –
 May
22nd marked a five year anniversary for Bunnie Werth’s
shop, Newberry Thicket. The shop features her handmade
collectables, florals and miniature gardens. New this
summer is stained glass by Adrienne Johnson. Look for
Adrienne in the Merchant’s Marketplace during
Strawberry Festival.
PARALLELS
OF DESIGN
PLACE:
WISCONSIN MUSEUM OF QUILTS & FIBER ARTS:
STONE FARMHOUSE INTERIM MUSEUM
N50W5050 PORTLAND RD
CEDARBURG, WI 53012
SPONSORS:
WISCONSIN QUILT HISTORY PROJECT, INC *
MATERIAL MATTERS, FABRIC, FRAMES & QUILTS
YE OLDE SCHOOL HOUSE
DATE AND HOUR: JULY 9TH – OCTOBER 5TH
WEDNESDAY – SATURDAY 11:00 AM – 3:00 PM
SUNDAY 1:00- 4:00 PM READ
MORE at QUILTS...
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ART, the newest edition to the Cedar Creek
Settlement will also take part in this year’s
annual Strawberry fest. The shop is located on the 3rd
floor and features unique hand painted shirts, antique
silver with precious stone and hand made jewelry, art
work, as well as henna tattoos. Also look for them outside
in the Merchant’s Bazaar.
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SPECIAL
HOURS
JULY
4TH:
11:00
– 4:00
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Cedar Creek Settlement
is open every day of the year EXCEPT New Year's Day, Easter,
Thanksgiving and Christmas. Extended hours during the
Christmas season. Call 1-866-626-7005
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