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Community in Ontario, Canada
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Zurich, is a village of about 1,000 people in Huron County, about 6 km inland from Lake Huron.
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Annual festival since the 1960s, now held on the fourth Saturday in August each year. Local and guest musicians, wonderful vendors, the Wrench Benders Custom Rod and Antique Car Show, live action Cattle Sorting, home cooked bean & pork chop dinner, carnival rides, and street market.
5-pin bowling.
German cuisine.
A licensed craft beer microbrewery with an onsite retail store. Craft beer and cider beer blends.
Expansive gardens, dining room serving European and local dishes, estate vineyard, accommodations and the Coach House reception hall. Hessenland’s barns offer boarding to horses, who are most frequently seen grazing in the 30 acres of pastures and fields surrounding the inn.
Take-out lunches, deli salads & meats, baked goods, frozen meals, giftware. Live entertainment and barbecue on Saturday 11AM-2PM.
From London, Zurich is 68 km, or about an hour's drive north on Highway 4, then west on Regional Road 83, and north on Regional Road 2.
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