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THE ETC BOX News and Upcoming Events
Cumberland High School Drama Club Presents
Ask Any Girl
March 21-23, 7:00pm, March 23, 1:00pm
Tickets on sale through the high school office. (715-822-5121)
Meg Wheeler felt stifled in her small hometown where she's just graduated from college. So Meg comes to New York intent on enlarging her horizon - and by that she means finding a husband. She moves into a boarding house in Manhattan that's filled with attractive girls, most of them just as eager as Meg to find the ideal man. Meg has a unique ability to invent plausible statistics. "According to statistics," she used to tell her parents, "eighty-two point four percent of girls over sixteen are allowed to stay out till midnight." However, when Meg tries her homemade statistics on the mathematically inclined Miles Doughton, head of an advertising firm, the system fails. Meg is fascinated by Miles' younger brother Evan. When she looks at him, she feels "like a marshmallow over an open fire." Miles decides to give her a hand in snaring Evan.
28th Annual Isle City Celebration of Arts and Crafts
Saturday, June 8, 2019
Cumberland Tourist Park- On the Shore of Beaver Dam Lake Hwy 63, Cumberland WI
Sales Hours: 9am-3pm
Cumberland's 28th annual Celebration of Arts & Crafts, sponsored by Enrichment Through Culture, will be held Saturday, June 8, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Tourist Park (by the beach) in Cumberland. The event is an opportunity to buy unique handcrafted gifts from the finest artisans in the area. It is a festival with homemade treats and meals from the Methodist Church and Kinship. Kettle Korn, ice cream and caramel rolls round out the excellent food offerings available.
One special attraction is the large used book sale, sponsored by the Friends of the Library, with proceeds benefiting projects at the Thomas St. Angelo Public Library.
For more information and to apply as vendor, please fill out the vendor application:
2019 celebration of Arts Vender Application in .pdf
2019 Wisconsin Temporary Event Operator and Seller Information in .pdf
Registration Information:
Application deadline is May 1st, 2019 or until booth spaces and/or categories are filled. Please enter early.
Set-up: 6:30am-8:45am. Please bring your own display materials and protective coverings. The sale is held RAIN or SHINE. No take down before 3pm. Sorry, no parking on the grass by order of the Cumberland Park Board.
Registration Fee: $40.00 for each 12X12 space. The fee is nonrefundable unless your application is not accepted. Applications are reviewed and spaces assigned in the order in which they are received. Notification will begin after April 1. Space assignments will be included with acceptance information. New artists need to submit a stamped, self-addressed envelope with application and include two photos of their art or craft.
General Information: Show size is limited to 60 booths and open to those individuals doing their own fine arts or crafts. No flea market or buy sell items. No mass-produced items. This show is highly advertised and well attended. If you have quality work, at reasonable prices, the people in our area will buy. There will be a variety of food stands and live entertainment to make a pleasant day for you and your customers.
Sales Tax: Wisconsin Statues require operators of art fairs to disclose to the Dept. of Revenue the sellers permit number (if available) or the Social Security Number of each vendor selling merchandise. Please fill out and return form S-240 with your application. Barron County sales tax is 5.5% and collection is the responsibility of the exhibitor.
For more information call or email
Lisa Barrows at 715-822-2439 | luv2bnny@hotmail.com
1595 2nd Avenue
PO Box 191
Cumberland, WI 54829
715-822-2787
www.cumberlandetc.com
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