Burlington is nicknamed Chocolate City, U.S.A., because of the Nestlé chocolate factory built there in 1966. It is also home to an annual ChocolateFest on Memorial Day weekend. ChocolateFest is held at 681 Maryland Avenue Burlington, WI 53105 at coordinates 42.685093°N by 88.268709°W.
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ChocolateFest
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681 Maryland Avenue Avenue
Burlington,
WI 53105
Festival:
Tickets:
$7.00 in Advance or $8.00 at the gate
Children 5-12
$2.50 in Advance or $3.00 at the gate.
Children under 4, Free.
Purchase Tickets On-line
Memorial Day weekend in Burlington means three things, chocolate, chocolate, and you guessed it, chocolate! Every year the Burlington ChocolateFest brings a crowd of nearly 35,000 visitors to the area to experience a weekend of fun, games, rides, cooking demonstrations and of course chocolate. For over 25 years, this volunteer-run festival has pleased children and appetites, as it raises money for over 65 local and national charities.
ChocolateFest
—
681 Maryland Avenue Avenue
Burlington,
WI 53105
Festival:
Tickets:
$7.00 in Advance or $8.00 at the gate
Children 5-12
$2.50 in Advance or $3.00 at the gate.
Children under 4, Free.
Purchase Tickets On-line
Memorial Day weekend in Burlington means three things, chocolate, chocolate, and you guessed it, chocolate! Every year the Burlington ChocolateFest brings a crowd of nearly 35,000 visitors to the area to experience a weekend of fun, games, rides, cooking demonstrations and of course chocolate. For over 25 years, this volunteer-run festival has pleased children and appetites, as it raises money for over 65 local and national charities.
ChocolateFest
—
681 Maryland Avenue Avenue
Burlington,
WI 53105
Festival:
Tickets:
$7.00 in Advance or $8.00 at the gate
Children 5-12
$2.50 in Advance or $3.00 at the gate.
Children under 4, Free.
Purchase Tickets On-line
Memorial Day weekend in Burlington means three things, chocolate, chocolate, and you guessed it, chocolate! Every year the Burlington ChocolateFest brings a crowd of nearly 35,000 visitors to the area to experience a weekend of fun, games, rides, cooking demonstrations and of course chocolate. For over 25 years, this volunteer-run festival has pleased children and appetites, as it raises money for over 65 local and national charities.
ChocolateFest
—
681 Maryland Avenue Avenue
Burlington,
WI 53105
Festival:
Tickets:
$7.00 in Advance or $8.00 at the gate
Children 5-12
$2.50 in Advance or $3.00 at the gate.
Children under 4, Free.
Purchase Tickets On-line
Memorial Day weekend in Burlington means three things, chocolate, chocolate, and you guessed it, chocolate! Every year the Burlington ChocolateFest brings a crowd of nearly 35,000 visitors to the area to experience a weekend of fun, games, rides, cooking demonstrations and of course chocolate. For over 25 years, this volunteer-run festival has pleased children and appetites, as it raises money for over 65 local and national charities.
ChocolateFest
—
681 Maryland Avenue Avenue
Burlington,
WI 53105
Festival:
Tickets:
$7.00 in Advance or $8.00 at the gate
Children 5-12
$2.50 in Advance or $3.00 at the gate.
Children under 4, Free.
Purchase Tickets On-line
Memorial Day weekend in Burlington means three things, chocolate, chocolate, and you guessed it, chocolate! Every year the Burlington ChocolateFest brings a crowd of nearly 35,000 visitors to the area to experience a weekend of fun, games, rides, cooking demonstrations and of course chocolate. For over 25 years, this volunteer-run festival has pleased children and appetites, as it raises money for over 65 local and national charities.
ChocolateFest
—
681 Maryland Avenue Avenue
Burlington,
WI 53105
Festival:
Tickets:
$7.00 in Advance or $8.00 at the gate
Children 5-12
$2.50 in Advance or $3.00 at the gate.
Children under 4, Free.
Purchase Tickets On-line
Memorial Day weekend in Burlington means three things, chocolate, chocolate, and you guessed it, chocolate! Every year the Burlington ChocolateFest brings a crowd of nearly 35,000 visitors to the area to experience a weekend of fun, games, rides, cooking demonstrations and of course chocolate. For over 25 years, this volunteer-run festival has pleased children and appetites, as it raises money for over 65 local and national charities.