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Come out and join the fun! Middleton's Good Neighbor Festival is August 22-24, 2008. Our annual community festival is located at Fireman's Park in the heart of Middleton. Enjoy the carnival, entertainment, beer tent, parade and much more. Since 1964, Middleton has been welcoming good neighbors to join the fun.

 

Celebrate with us every year during the last weekend in August. This year's theme, "Painting the #1 City Cardinal and White," comes from our top raking in Money Magazine's Best Places To Live. Our community neighbor's have much to do with this ranking, so help us celebrate how great south central Wisconsin really is by enjoying a wonderful summer festival.

 

Good Neighbor Festival is organized and run by Middleton's local non-profit service organizations with support from several wonderful sponsors. Interested to help? Fund raising activities are underway. Contribute individually or as a business and help keep Good Neighbor Festival going for years to come.

 

Need a festival guide. Download and print one here.

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Middleton Good Neighbor Festival organizers have announced the 2008 Good Neighbor Award winners. They are: Kathy Olson, Rev. John-Brian Paprock, and Brenda and Bob Rosebrough.

Each of these recipients is recognized for their commitment to service and for the volunteer efforts they have made in the Middleton Community. Award winners will be recognized in the Good Neighbor Festival parade on Sunday, August 24th at 12:30 pm.

Collectively, these award winners have participated in a staggering number of volunteer efforts including work on the Middleton Historical Society and Landmarks Commission (Kathy Olson), Interfaith Awareness and work in the Middleton schools (Rev. John-Brian Paprock), and Volunteering at the Middleton Senior Center (Brenda and Bob Rosebrough).

Festival organizers selected winners from nominations made earlier in the summer.
Nominees must reside in the Middleton area and their contributions to the community should be of sufficient duration to warrant recognition.