A pancake breakfast, craft vendors, parade, music and tractor pedal pull were among this year’s Horse & Buggy Days highlights.
The 56th annual event was held Saturday, Sept. 17, in downtown Weyauwega.
Once the Horse & Buggy Days Parade was over, Main Street offered a number of activities for children, including the chance to spray water with the help of members of the Weyauwega Fire Department.
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Sue Stelzner leads the crowd in singing “Happy Birthday” to Casey Hartfiel before the start of this year’s Horse & Buggy Days Parade. Hartfiel helps keep Weyauwega’s streets clean by walking around and picking up litter.
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Tim Stearns drives a John Deere tractor down Weyauwega’s Main Street.
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Brandon Loehrke is behind the wheel of this tractor as he pulls Emmaus Lutheran Church’s entry in the Saturday, Sept. 17 Horse & Buggy Days Parade.
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Members of the Weyauwega-Fremont High School Band march in Weyauwega’s annual Horse & Buggy Days Parade.
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Cathy Spiegelberg, owner of Premier Petals in Weyauwega, tosses candy as she rides in her float as part of this year’s Horse & Buggy Days Parade. She was also wished a happy birthday by the parade’s announcer.
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Members of the Joe and Marlene Phillips family ride down Weyauwega’s Main Street, while others walk behind them, throwing candy to the crowd at this year’s Horse & Buggy Days Parade.
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The horses making up the end of the annual Horse & Buggy Days Parade are a favorite with the crowd.
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JoLene Nollenberg, chairperson of this year’s Horse & Buggy Days, and Tim Dietzen, president of the Weyauwega Chamber of Commerce, model the attire they borrowed for the Sept. 17 Horse & Buggy Days Parade. Her dress and his suit were compliments of Wega Arts.
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Marlene and Joe Phillips reigned as this year’s Horse & Buggy Days queen and king. They were among those who rode down Weyauwega’s Main Street during the Sept. 17 parade. See more photos inside.
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