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    Dan Jansen Family Fest

    Dan Jansen Family Fest

    4.5(2 reviews)
    6.7 mi

    Dan Jansen Family Fest occurs annually on Memorial Day weekend (Friday night, Saturday, and…read moreSunday). It's the official, unofficial beginning to festival season, I'm told. We drove by on Friday evening and noticed the lights, music, carnival rides, and overall merriment and decided to head back with the kiddo in tow later in the weekend. If you arrive between noon-4pm (Fri-Sat-Sun), you can enjoy their $20 unlimited ride wristband special, which is a pretty sweet deal. We, unfortunately, arrived on Sunday evening, so spent $25 on 30 ride tickets (which was plenty for our family to enjoy as many rides as we really cared to over the course of 2+ hours or so). They have your typical carnival rides (bumper cars, the zipper, etc) as well as typical carnival activities (fun house, house of mirrors) and games (darts, basketball, goldfish). They also have food vendors slinging typical fair-like food (corndogs, hot dogs, funnel cakes, ice cream, donuts). They also offer nightly entertainment. They have a different band playing each night as well as a family movie night on Saturday. The festival offers free entry, which is nice. I mean, obviously, you spend plenty on food and fun but it's nice to not have the extra entry fee on top of it all. The proceeds from the festival (100%) go to fund projects for the City of Greenfield Parks Department (in past years it's funded fountain projects, updated park signage, etc). Awesome perk to have a little fun while at the same time know the money spent is going to support local green spaces! Definitely a fun way to start the summer!

    One of the best festivals I've ever been to. I go to this festival every year and I've been going…read moresince the 2016 spring season. The prices can be pretty expensive but it is totally worth it with what you get out of it. You can bring kids with you as well because they have kids rides. The food is great and a little pricey but once again, totally worth it. The only thing that isn't the best feature is that if you leave past 9, you cannot re-enter which I hope that changes in the upcoming years.

    Taste of Egypt - We can't wait to see you at this year's Taste of Egypt! August 22 - August 24, 2025.

    Taste of Egypt

    4.0(1 review)
    3.7 mi

    This is a tiny little festival that is trying sooooo hard!…read more We finally went (first time, ever) on Friday and there were a total of 5 tents outside: one selling food tickets, one serving the food, one covering the DJ/ music man, one for dining in and one selling Egyptian coffee. There were also 2 inflatable kiddie castle type things. Upon entering the parking lot (free parking and admission), it looks like pretty much nothing worthwhile. We approached the ticket tent and were told a little bit about the festival: donkeys and camels were arriving on Saturday, there is a small booth in the church basement selling Egyptian iconography items along with religious items and nonrelated knickknacks, there are cooking demos and church tours. Being hot outside, we decided to head inside and check out the merchandise. I think the vendor was from the Sphinx shop at Southridge Mall, but I could be wrong. There were books, anhks, jewelry, scarfs and other merchandise laid out on tables and in what can best be described as hutches. The cooking demos were every other hour with the church tours being on the other hours. The church tour wasn't really a tour, but kind of a lecture on the history of the church and a description of the paintings and various items within. It was very interesting and we learned a lot of new information. We didn't stick around for the cooking demo, but headed outside to eat. Macaroni beschamel, gyros, kofta, chicken and dolemades (stuffed grape leaves) were a few of the menu items, along with baklava and other Egyptian desserts that I didn't recognize. Soda, water, and mango juice were available also. The worst part of this festival is that we had to hike across a driveway and then a rather large expanse of straw covered grass to get to the tent where we could sit and dine. They should perhaps plan to put the dining tent adjacent to the food tent in the future. The kiddie castle things were in the process of being inflated while we ate, but there were only maybe 4 kids there, and they appeared to be members of the church. The coffee tent was a small little thing, with 4 cushions for seating. The coffee was described to us as being akin to espresso and it was. Tickets are $1 each, but for every 10 that you purchase, you get 1 free. There is also a very short survey that you can fill out to get an additional 2 tickets for free. All in all, for a new festival ( I think this was only their 3rd year), it was pretty nice. I would have preferred more shopping and perhaps a few more historical exhibits, but they have time and room to grow. If you've never been, I recommend that you give it a chance and help support a newer member of the Milwaukee festival scene. The food, alone, is worth it! 107/2015

    From the owner: Step into a vibrant celebration of Egyptian culture at the Taste of Egypt Festival — where ancient…read moretraditions meet modern flavors. From authentic Egyptian food and aromatic spices to live music, bouncy houses, and camel rides, this is more than a festival — it’s a cultural journey. What makes Taste of Egypt special? • Authenticity – Everything is made and presented by Egyptians who grew up with these flavors, stories, and rhythms. • Camel Rides – Ride a real camel and feel the spirit of the Egyptian desert — a rare and unforgettable experience for all ages. • Incredible Food – Indulge in freshly made koshari, falafel, grilled kofta, baklava, and more – all served with love and hospitality. • Family-Friendly & Welcoming – Whether you’re exploring your heritage or just curious, we welcome all with open arms and smiling faces. If you’re looking for something unique, immersive, and unforgettable — Taste of Egypt brings the richness of Egyptian culture straight to your community. Come hungry, leave inspired!

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    Join us for this year's Taste of Egypt! August 22 - August 24, 2025. We can't wait to see you!

    Taste of Egypt - Join us at Taste of Egypt for fun for the whole family! We will have camel rides Saturday 8/23/25 & Sunday 8/24/25 from 1:00 PM to 5:00 PM!

    Join us at Taste of Egypt for fun for the whole family! We will have camel rides Saturday 8/23/25 & Sunday 8/24/25 from 1:00 PM to 5:00 PM!

    Taste of Egypt - Location: St. Mary & St. Antonious Coptic Orthodox Church (1521 W Drexel Ave, Oak Creek, WI 53154)

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    Location: St. Mary & St. Antonious Coptic Orthodox Church (1521 W Drexel Ave, Oak Creek, WI 53154)

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