57th Annual Bayfield Apple Festival

From 57th Annual Bayfield Apple Festival Website:

57th Annual Bayfield Apple Festival
October 5, 6 & 7, 2018, 10am 5pm
Hailed as one of the "10 Best Fall Harvest Festivals in the Nation" in 2015 by USA TODAY, the annual Apple Festival is a celebration of the autumn harvest and Bayfield's agricultural heritage. But what exactly makes it so great? Is it the charming small town atmosphere? The famous Grand Parade featuring a "Mass Band"? The countless booths of fresh apple pies, tarts, caramel apples, ciders and other fall treats? Well, YES! Make plans now to experience for yourself all that makes Applefest unquestionably one of the best festivals in October well, anywhere!

Over 150 art, craft and retail booths and 60 orchard and food booths selling Bayfields apples and apple desserts and delicacies; Caramel apples, apple pies, apple tortes, dumplings or tarts, apple sundaes, apple cider, bags and bushels of apples even apple bratwurst, mustard, and butter.
A kids carnival with games, rides and favorite foods.
Plenty to buy and see including nearly 100 arts and crafts booths.
Pipes and Drums of Thunder Bay wake up concert at Port Superior Marina, Saturday at 10am
Fine art exhibitors on South Second Street, featuring pottery, paintings, glassworks, photography, wood crafts and fiber arts.
A Grand Parade on Sunday featuring a 400+ member Mass Band finale
Big Top Chautauquas Blue Canvas Orchestra performances throughout the weekend on the Essentia Health Grand Stand stage.
The annual Apple Dumpling Gang for the little ones.
Bus shuttles for easy parking at Hausers Superior View Farm and Legendary Waters Casino.
Bayfield Fire Department offers a traditional fish fry dinner on Saturday afternoon at Lakeside Pavilion followed by a Saturday evening dance.
Boat cruises of the Apostle Islands National Lakeshore.
Musical entertainment at many local pubs and Legendary Waters Resort & Casino
Drive 5 minutes outside of town and tour the 15 local orchards and farms, many with pick-your-own apples and pumpkins.