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From the Taste of Chicago to the South Beach Wine and Food Festival, a guide to some of the largest and most popular food and wine festivals in the U.S.

Warrens claims the title of "Cranberry Capital of Wisconsin" with the largest cranberry festival in the world. Celebrate healthy cranberries September 26-28, 2008.

Now in its 18th year, the Florida Film Festival opens on Friday March 27 with original cinema and forbidden fruit.

Since the early 1970s, the ever growing Showcase of Nations Summer program has honored the heritage and customs of the diverse cultures of Maryland's vibrant city.

Lovable celebrity chef Guy Fieri brought his rock and roll style to the Barilla Interactive Cooking Lunch during the 2009 Food Network South Beach Wine and Food Festival.

Everyone loves an apple tart. This version of the classic dessert comes from the Valle d'Aosta and features in the new Food Festivals of Italy recipe book.

The New York Renaissance Faire brings a 16th Century European marketplace and entertainment to Hudson Valley weekends from August 2 - September 21, 2008.

The Michigan Renaissance Festival takes place weekends from August 16- September 28. Take a delightful trip back to the medieval era, a time of queens & jousting knights.

The German Christmas Market in Chicago, Illinois is brought to the Windy City by representatives from Nuremberg, Germany, who set up charming booths at Daley Plaza.

Fayetteville, North Carolina has gotten a bad rap. Visitors to this scenic, historic town in the sandhills of NC will find fun, great food, and history abound.

Tens of thousands attend events above Atlanta celebrating Appalachian mountain culture and production of marble, apples and sorghum.

Lexington, North Carolina is hosting the 25th annual Barbecue Festival on Saturday October 25, 2008.

Eating and drinking in the Great Hall of a medieval castle did much more than provide sustenance and entertaining guests was much more than run-of-the-mill hospitality.

Indian Summer Festival on the Summerfest Grounds on the Milwaukee Lakefront. Native American Tribes gather to celebrate their heritage the first weekend in September.

British chef and television personality Jamie Oliver shared his philosophy on cooking at home with an eager crowd of food lovers on November 22, 2009 in Toronto, Ontario.

The Kansas City Renaissance Festival takes fantasy lovers back in time to the age of King Henry the Eighth for eight weekends from Labor Day to Columbus Day.

Kentucky State Fair takes place from August 14-23, 2008 at the Exposition Center in Louisville. There will be concerts, horses, food, midway rides, contests and ribbons.

The Festival of Lights in historic Natchitoches, Louisiana draws more than 500,000 visitors each year for a spectacular light show on the Cane River.

The Northern California Renaissance Faire recreates a medieval marketplace at Casa de Fruta in Hollister on weekends from September 6 to October 12, 2008.

Oregon State Fair proclaims it is "Too big to miss!" The summertime agricultural festival runs from August 22 through September 1, 2008.

Renaissance Faires are imaginative fantasy events set in Medieval market places in 16th century England. Take a few steps back in time to a rugged, romantic era.

Taste of MInnesota in St. Paul, runs from July 3-6, 2008. The Fourth of July weekend on Harriett Island features food, music and Fourth of July Fireworks nightly.

Singapore's Chilli Crab dish, the nation's favourite, will once again be served to the public at the Tiger Beer Festival in London's East End, August 30th-31st.

2009 marks the 30th Anniversary of the Michigan Renaissance Festival. Located in Holly, Michigan, there is fun for the whole family as they travel to the 16th century.

Bristol Ren-Faire offers nine weekends of entertainment midway between Chicago and Milwaukee. Queen Elizabeth and Her Majesty's Royale Court visit medieval marketplace.

The largest Polish festival in the United States is on Milwaukee's Summerfest Grounds June 20 - 22, 2008. Celebrate the ethnic culture and heritage.

Milwaukee is a city with a rich ethnic heritage inherited from immigrant settlers. European immigrants brought the famed breweries and appreciation of fine food.

Caregivers & elderly family members can take advantage of bargain prices on fall travel. Many tourist attractions across the country offer lower fees for state residents.

Irish Fest is the world's largest celebration of the culture of Ireland. Enjoy 100+ entertainment acts, artists, music, dance, drama, sports and kid's activities.

The Minnesota Renaissance Faire is part history and part fantasy. Stroll the lanes of a 16th century marketplace with royalty, knights and bawdy wenches.

The Minnesota State Fair of 2008 runs from August 20 - Labor Day, September 1, 2008. The annual event celebrates the state's agricultural roots in the Twin Cities.

The Nebraska State Fair takes place at the Fairgrounds in Lincoln from August 22 through September 1, 2008. Bring the family to celebrate heritage of agriculture.

There's plenty to do in Chicago in the summer: Navy Pier, Taste of Chicago, Fireworks, Ravinia with lakefront views, music, food and festivals.

Summerfest is "The World's Largest Music Festival," with 11 stages of entertainment and 700 bands over an 11 day period on the shores of Lake Michigan.