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Lake Tomahawk serves up fun at the Harvest Festival

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September 6, 2019
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By Laurie Lenten

The Lake Tomahawk Lions Fall Harvest Festival and Car Show, sponsored by the Lake Tomahawk Lions Club, will be held Saturday, Sept. 14, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., at Snowshoe Park in Lake Tomahawk.

The Lake Tomahawk Lions Club will once again hold their annual antique car show, across from the Legion Clubhouse, and will be serving up juicy burgers, Italian beef sandwiches, hot dogs, crisp caramel and turtle apples, beverages, and those delicious Lake Tomahawk pies as well.

This annual festival, which runs in conjunction with the Lake Tomahawk Harvest on Main fall celebration, is filled with food, fun, and all your fall favorites including arts and crafts vendors, kids arts and crafts activities.

End of the season sales and specials will also be offered by the Lake Tomahawk merchants.

The event is free and open to the public.

For more information on the Lake Tomahawk Fall Harvest Festival and Car Show, call the Lake Tomahawk Information Booth at 715-277-2257.

Laurie Lenten is a freelance writer who lives in Rhinelander. Her articles also appear in Northwoods Commerce, Northwoods ‘boomers and Beyond and Living on the Lake magazines.

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