LECLAIRE, Iowa -- Saturday, June 27 the "3rd Annual French Market Day" will take place. This event will include "Tour de LeClaire," free Big Wheel races kids 3-6 years old from 9-11am sponsored by the River Valley Optimists Club, farmers' market on the Levee from 3-6pm, and more.

New this year, the Wine & Beer Fest will take place from 2-8pm on the LeClaire, Iowa Levee - right along the river. It will feature wines and beers from around Iowa. Proceeds go towards River Valley Optimist Youth Programs. Entry is $20 and includes 5 tasting tickets. First 250 visitors receive a special souvenir glass. $10 Designated Driver entry includes complimentary soft drinks and water and a ticket for a complimentary food item. Food and beverages will be available for purchase. Children under 5 are free.

French Market Day includes something for everyone. A complete list of upcoming LeClaire events can be found at http://www.visitleclaire.com/events.html

LeClaire, Iowa is located at a point where the Mississippi River makes a sharp bend to the southwest. LeClaire's historic bond with the river and the bold men who tamed the Upper Rapids is still visible in the homes and buildings they left behind. LeClaire's other attractions include the Buffalo Bill Museum/Lone Star Stern Wheeler, Mississippi River Distilling Co., and Antique Archaeology, home of the American Pickers.


www.visitleclaire.com · 563-289-4242 x61135 · info@visitleclaire.com

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