SIP AND SHOP — Thousands of visitors turned out for the Eagle River Area Chamber of Commerce's 46th annual Cranberry Fest in Eagle River last weekend. The fairgrounds held hundreds of craft vendors, specialty food items, cranberry-themed treats and beverages and more. —Staff Photos By MICHELLE DREW. Above: A group of gals seek the perfect scent of handmade goat's milk soaps.
Mia Gaetano, Tayden Hodgkinson and Quinn Lechleitner volunteer their time selling fresh cranberries to visitors.
A shopper excitedly shares a dried gourd piece with a friend out of frame.
Hundreds of volunteers help out during the two-day event, like these people pouring fruit wines for guests.
The treat tent is always a popular stop.
Witch hats were a popular item for sale at this year's festival.
Two shoppers secure famous Wisconsin cream puffs.
DOWNTOWN — In addition to the Cranberry Fest fairground events, an open air market took place downtown on Saturday with antiques, fresh cranberries and many arts and crafts for sale. There also was a weavers and fiber artists show nearby at a local church for visitors to shop as well as a new food truck area serving up meals. —Staff Photos By MICHELLE DREW. Above: A family tries to decide on sweets offered by Sawbuck Bakery based in Land O' Lakes.
Jo Ann Simons, executive director for Eagle River Revitalization Program, sells fresh cranberries.
First Congregational Church of Christ hosts the Lake Country Weaver and Fibers Artists Guild show and sale.
Shoppers could sample different items offered on Wall Street.
Strolling Wall Street downtown.
Deb Lueders works on her rigid heddle loom during the fiber show.
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