Wakarusa
A Charming Treasure
A single stoplight marks the center of this charming enclave, a close-knit collection of small shops and family-owned businesses. Explore and discover unique finds – like Grandma's Pantry– and a dozen others like it on Wakarusa's "Waky" walk. Just ask a local for details.
Locals Love
- Welcome spring with pure maple syrup poured over stacks of hotcakes at the annual Wakarusa Maple Syrup Festival
- Take home a bag of Wakarusa Dime Store's newest giant jellybean flavors – pink grapefruit, pineapple & huckleberry--sweet!
- Grab a stool at Cook's Pizza and order a Stromboli
- Find just what you need from Wakarusa Hardware's wall of 1,000 drawers – it's worked for folks since 1904
- Delve into history at Wakarusa's Historical Museum. Be sure to call ahead.
- Drop by Jeanette's Fabric Boutique for sewing tips from the pros. It's hard to leave without picking up an item or two.
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Only in Wakarusa
- Step into the turn-of-the-century shop of Yoder Brother's Antiques and browse an enticing collection of glassware, vintage clothing, furniture, or you- name-it
- Relax, revitalize and mingle with butterflies in the peaceful Wakarusa Memorial Park Butterfly Garden
- Have a foot stomping, hand-clapping good time at the Wakarusa Bluegrass Festival held each June
- Mark the seasons in the center of town with The Great Pumpkine Tree each fall and brightly lit Christmas tree in winter.
- Looking for decor to help make your home cozy and inviting? Stop by Schmidt Furniture, Cabinetry & Gifts and chat with Stephen.
- Buy it in bulk at Grandma's Pantry. Anna May makes sure her pantry shelves are filled with all the necessities and more.
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