Held annually since 2007 at the Iola Historical Society Complex, this ethnic celebration features  Norwegian pastry making and lefse making, along with free samples and items for sale. Additional food and beverages are available on site, including the Crystal Café’s famous pies. Lost Arts artisans ply their crafts, ranging from rosemaling, blacksmithing, yarn spinning, jewelry making, sewing, and rug-weaving, among other lost arts. Children’s activities will take place in the replica vintage one-room schoolhouse, sponsored by the Sons of Norway’s Norskeland Lodge 5-580 of Iola. All vintage buildings and museums will be open free of charge.  Raffle tickets for sale, along with a free raffle for items from local businesses. For more information: www.iolahistoricalsociety. This event coincides with the Hidden Studio Art Tour in Waupaca and Portage Counties. See listing above.