26th Annual
Phillips Czech-Slovak Festival

(19-21 June 2009)

(26th Annual Festival)
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Music-State Queen Pageant-Vendors-State Kolacky Baking Contest-Ethnic Food, Antique Farm Equipment Beer Garden, and Fun-Fun-Fun

Friday, June 19,
* Lidice Memorial Service at Phillips First Baptist Church at 7:00 p.m.
**Master of Ceremonies: Karl Moravek
**Sue Thums presents "Lidice Lives"
Saturday, June 20 -Festival opens at PHS at 9:00 a.m.
* Arts/crafts/vendors, live music, children's activities, contests
* Buy Kolacky by the dozens at the bakery booth or one with coffee at the hospitality table
* Czech/Slovak cuisine
* State Kolacky Home-Made Baking Contest
* Outdoor Display of Old Restored Farm Equipment and Tractors
* Kids Corner (youth activities)
* Miss Czech-Slovak Wisconsin State Queen Pageant
** Czech Slovak Community Singers
** Czech-Slovak Youth Dance Group
** Moja Vlast Czech-Slovak Dance Group (Milwaukee)
** Angelo Family Singers
** Frank Gust, the One-Man-Band
** Bob Weber, Czech-Slovak Music
** Hladish & Hladish (McFadyen)
Saturday Night, June 20
* Polka Mass at St Therese Catholic Church (4:30 p.m.)
**Milladore Singers (Catherine Warneke)
* Queen's Dinner, at Club 13 (5:45 pm)
* Black Cow---Ice Cream Social at A&W following Queen's Dinner
**Music with Foytik and Foytik Live
* Old World Beer Garden: Live music at Meister's : 6-9 pm
**Bob Weber and Company
Sunday, June 21 - Festival opens at PHS at 10 a.m. and closes at 3 p.m.
* Polka Service at St John Lutheran Church (9:30 a.m.)
** George Dums (Mr. Concertina)
** Greg Welch
** Friends of the Festival: Jam Session
* Traditional Pork n' sauerkraut dinner (11am until it is gone)
* Queen's Pageant and Crowning of 2009-10 Queen
* Winner of State Kolacky contest announced
General admission $2*, 10 & under free. E-mail: pacc@pctcnet.net
*Free entrance with a traditional ethnic costume
Over 3,000 people attend our annual festival each year. Please come and join the fun, food, and excitement.
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Last Updated: 22 June 2009
Visitors Since 28 March 2006