35 years ago, jewelers Leo and Dina Lisovskis of rural Wisconsin, created this annual gathering of local artisans and friends to sell their wares and celebrate the end of the harvest season together. Each November this group meets for a weekend in historic Taylors Falls in the old Northern Pacific Railway Depot, now called the Taylors Falls Memorial Community Center, displaying handcrafted work by weavers, a carpenter, a wood turner, a basket maker, a potter, a glass blower, a painter/illustrator, a stitchery artist, and Lisovskis’s unique silver and gold jewelry. Dunquin, a duo playing traditional Irish music, joins the group in this delightful, festive setting on Saturday afternoon. On Sunday an acoustic folk duo entertains in the afternoon.