Holy Hill Art & Farm Market

Holy Hill Art & Farm Market runs as a seasonal Art & Farm Market on a homestead in Hubertus, pairing weekend market dates with a separate calendar of tribute concerts and themed gatherings. The farm traces its history to land settled in 1857 by Great-Great-Great Grandfather George Loosen, giving the market a specific family-homestead setting rather than a downtown square or parking-lot setup. Across the season, market dates appear in late May, September, and October, while the same property also hosts Music on the Farm nights and Flannel Fest programming. One visitor described the October craft fair as featuring several food vendors, picnic tables and benches, and live music.

What you'll find there

This market is presented as an art-and-farm event on the homestead, so the clearest draw is the combination of vendor shopping with scheduled entertainment and seasonal themed weekends rather than a standard produce-only stall mix. Visitors have specifically noted food vendors, seating, and live music during the October craft fair.

• -Browse the Art & Farm Market during the May 30/31 seasonal market weekend.
• -Return for the Art & Farm Market on September 19/20.
• -Shop the Art & Farm Market again on October 10/11.
• -Catch a CCR tribute during Music on the Farm on June 5.
• -Hear Elvis and Neil Diamond tribute sets on June 12.
• -Listen for Fleetwood Mac tribute music on June 19.
• -Plan around Luke Combs and Luke Bryan tribute music on July 24.
• -Expect several food vendors during the October craft fair.

The events calendar adds more than shopping dates, with Dog Days of Summer Wine Down with Bluegrass on August 13 and Flannel Fest with a chili tasting contest and line dancing on October 17.

Know before you go

Entry changes the plan here: the seasonal Art & Farm Markets are listed as requiring no tickets, with a $4.00 charge at the door. Dogs are not allowed, and restrooms are marked unavailable, two details that matter if you are building a longer stop around shopping, music, or sitting on site. The market takes place at 4958 Hwy 167 in Hubertus, on the same homestead that hosts tribute concerts, Dog Night programming, and Flannel Fest dates across the season. One visitor said they still kept going despite “grumbling at the gate,” while another highlighted picnic tables, benches, food vendors, and live music during the October fair. Weekend visits fit best with the broader event calendar, especially if you want a market date rather than a concert night.