2010 SPRING SUMMER.qxd - Wisconsin Department of Tourism
2010 SPRING SUMMER.qxd - Wisconsin Department of Tourism
2010 SPRING SUMMER.qxd - Wisconsin Department of Tourism
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6/3-12<br />
BELOIT<br />
The Edge <strong>of</strong> the Rock - Plein Air Art<br />
Event: Artists set up their easels along the<br />
river to paint “en plein air,” a French<br />
expression which means “in the open air.“<br />
The event includes special art exhibits,<br />
receptions, and culminates in judging <strong>of</strong><br />
the painting and an art sale. Rock River<br />
Waterfront. 608/362-0964.<br />
www.friends<strong>of</strong>riverfront.com (Rock Co.)<br />
6/4<br />
MARSHFIELD<br />
Mayor's June Dairy Month Breakfast:<br />
Breakfast with the mayor followed by<br />
horse-drawn wagon rides, farm tours, live<br />
music and clowns. 5-10am. 715/384-3454.<br />
www.marshfieldchamber.com (Wood Co.)<br />
6/4-5<br />
NEW RICHMOND<br />
Willow River Blues & Brews Fest: Live<br />
music, an art fair and craft beer sampling<br />
in the park. Enjoy the works <strong>of</strong> many artists<br />
and the art <strong>of</strong> making a handcrafted beer.<br />
Concessions available all weekend. Beer<br />
sampling Sat 4-7pm, $15 advance/$20 at<br />
the gate. Mary Park. Fri 5pm-mid, Sat<br />
11am-10pm. 800/654-6380, 715/246-2900.<br />
www.willowriverbluesfest.com (St. Croix Co.)<br />
ONEIDA<br />
Oneida Family Carnival: Two stages <strong>of</strong><br />
musical entertainment, fireworks, midway<br />
rides, concessions and more. Free admission.<br />
A true family event. Norbert Hill<br />
Center. Fri 5-10pm, Sat noon-10pm.<br />
920/496-5020. www.oneidanation.org<br />
(Outagamie Co.)<br />
DON ABRAMS<br />
Riversplash Festival in Milwaukee, June 4-6.<br />
6/4-6<br />
BEAR VALLEY<br />
Country In The Country Music Festival:<br />
Regional country music from 26 bands.<br />
Chicken BBQ Sat at noon, raffle & door<br />
prizes all weekend. Concessions and<br />
venders. Bear Valley Park. Gates Open Fri<br />
at 4pm; bands start at 7pm Fri, and at<br />
10am Sat & Sun. 608/647-6655.<br />
www.countryinthecountry.net<br />
CAMERON<br />
Camerama Days: City festival, street<br />
dance, kids games, tournaments, parade<br />
(starts at noon) and horsepull on Sunday.<br />
Downtown. 715/458-2734. (Barron Co.)<br />
CORNELL<br />
Cornell Community Fair: Tractor pull,<br />
parade, rides, music and more. Mill Yard<br />
Park. 715/239-6341. (Chippewa Co.)<br />
GRANTSBURG<br />
Big Gust Days: Grantsburg, home <strong>of</strong> "Big<br />
Gust," celebrates this legendary 7’6”<br />
village marshall <strong>of</strong> the early 1900's with an<br />
annual community-wide garage sale, soap<br />
box derby, kitty parade, antique tractor<br />
and car show, medallion hunt, and food<br />
stands. Villagewide. 8am-5pm. 715/463-<br />
2405. www.grantsburgwi.com (Burnett Co.)<br />
KIMBERLY<br />
Grafmeier Memorial Fastpitch S<strong>of</strong>tball<br />
Tournament: A Men's fastpitch s<strong>of</strong>tball<br />
tournament featuring the top men's teams<br />
from <strong>Wisconsin</strong> and the United States.<br />
Sunset Park. Fri 6-11pm, Sat 9am-11pm,<br />
Sun 10am-4pm. 920/788-7507.<br />
www.1kra.com (Outagamie Co.)<br />
LITTLE CHUTE<br />
Great <strong>Wisconsin</strong> Cheese Festival: Family<br />
festival includes music, food booths, novelty<br />
booths, carnival rides, parade, children's<br />
entertainment, cheese curd eating contests,<br />
cheese tasting, cheese carving<br />
demonstrations, cheesecake contest,<br />
cheese breakfast, and much more. Doyle<br />
Park. Fri 5pm-mid, Sat 11am-mid, Sun<br />
11am-5pm. 920/788-7390.<br />
www.littlechutewi.org (Outagamie Co.)<br />
MADISON<br />
Prairie State Classic Horse Show: More<br />
than 150 Morgans and Saddlebreds in<br />
competition. Further show classes in<br />
Western, Hunt Seat, Saddle Seat, Driving<br />
and the Blind Buggy Race. Alliant Energy<br />
Center. 815/968-1185.<br />
www.midstatesmorgan.org (Dane Co.)<br />
MARSHFIELD<br />
Dairyfest: 29th Annual June Dairy Month<br />
salute includes a dairy breakfast (served Fri<br />
5-10am), picnic in the park (Fri 5:30-<br />
8:30pm), 125 art and craft vendors, gigantic<br />
parade, and live entertainment. Various<br />
locations. Fri 5:30am-8:30pm Sat 9am-5pm,<br />
Sun 10am-4pm. 715/384-3454.<br />
www.marshfieldchamber.com (Wood Co.)<br />
MILWAUKEE<br />
Riversplash: This three-day celebration<br />
along 10 blocks <strong>of</strong> the downtown<br />
RiverWalk is the place to be for food, fun,<br />
fireworks and music. Admission is free!<br />
Pere Marquette Park. 414/297-9855.<br />
(Milwaukee Co.)<br />
6/5<br />
AMERY<br />
Cattail Trail Days/Amery Festival <strong>of</strong><br />
Lakes: Fri - citywide garage sale. Sat - Flyin<br />
pancake breakfast, air show, petting<br />
zoo, and exhibits at the airport. ATV fun<br />
day, food vendors, informational booths,<br />
and exhibits at the Cattail Trailhead.<br />
Pontoon boat tours <strong>of</strong> Pike Lake. Amery.<br />
7am-7pm. 715/268-8101.<br />
www.amerywisconsin.org (Polk Co.)<br />
ASHLAND<br />
Kid's Fishing Day: Experienced anglers<br />
and fish biologists teach kids where fish<br />
live, how to catch them, equipment and<br />
casting techniques. Northern Great Lakes<br />
Visitor Center. 715/685-9983. nglvc.org<br />
(Ashland Co.)<br />
CAMBRIDGE<br />
Cambridge Art Fair: Art fair featuring 40<br />
juried artists. Fun for everyone with raffles,<br />
bake sale, food, music and childrens activities.<br />
Village Square/Veterans Park. 8am-<br />
4pm. 608/764-5889.<br />
www.cambridgewi.com (Dane Co.)<br />
DEFOREST<br />
Dragon Art Fair: Offering the hand-crafted<br />
works <strong>of</strong> more than 90 artisans. Held<br />
rain or shine. Music, food and children's<br />
activities. 9am-4pm. 608/846-8891.<br />
www.dragonartsgroup.org (Dane Co.)<br />
FOND DU LAC<br />
June Dairy Days: Family fun that includes<br />
dairy games, a petting zoo with small animals,<br />
a clown show and face painting. Free<br />
cheese, milk, and ice cream. Farmers market.<br />
Downtown. 9-11am. 920/906-6865.<br />
(Fond du Lac Co.)<br />
PRAIRIE DU CHIEN<br />
Villa Louis Visitor Appreciation Day:<br />
Enjoy a spirited game <strong>of</strong> vintage base ball<br />
(as the sport's name was spelled in the<br />
1860s) as the Wade House home team<br />
travels to the Villa Louis to take on another<br />
1860s-style team. Discounted admission<br />
<strong>of</strong>fered on this special day. 10am-5pm.<br />
608/326-2721. www.villalouis.org (Crawford<br />
Co.)<br />
SEXTONVILLE<br />
Richland Airport Fly-in/Drive-in: Aircraft<br />
displays and a special opportunity to see a<br />
Medflight helicopter. Richland Center<br />
Airport. 8am-4pm. 608/647-6205.<br />
hybridredneck.com (Richland Co.)<br />
SPOONER<br />
The Family Festival: Entertainment, food,<br />
games, and more. Washburn County<br />
Fairgrounds. 715/468-2812. (Washburn Co.)<br />
6/5-6<br />
EDGERTON<br />
Swap Meet and Tractor Pull: Antique<br />
tractor pulls both days, consignment auction<br />
on Sun (11am), concessions, and primitive<br />
camping available on the grounds.<br />
Sponsored by the Rock River Thresheree<br />
Association. Thresherman's Park. 8am-<br />
5pm. 608/868-2814. www.thresheree.org<br />
(Rock Co.)<br />
GREEN BAY<br />
Green Bay Botanical Garden - Garden<br />
Fair: More than 90 vendors selling plants<br />
& gardening items. Food, music and<br />
demonstrations. Sat 9am-4pm, Sun 9am-<br />
3pm. 920/490-9457. www.gbbg.org (Brown<br />
Co.)<br />
KENOSHA<br />
An Outta Sight Kite Flight: Enormous<br />
kites, kite-making and decorating workshops<br />
for kids, stunt kites flown by pro<br />
teams, food, kites for sale or bring your<br />
own. Free. Kennedy Park. 10am-5pm.<br />
414/273-5483. www.gift<strong>of</strong>wings.com<br />
(Kenosha Co.)<br />
MANITOWOC<br />
Thunder on the Lakeshore Airshow:<br />
Northeastern <strong>Wisconsin</strong>'s premier airshow<br />
featuring old-time barnstormers to the latest<br />
military aircraft, hot air balloons, seaplanes,<br />
helicopters, kids' events, food and<br />
plane rides. Balloon glow downtown on<br />
Sat evening. Manitowoc Co. Airport. Gates<br />
open at 7am. 920/482-1650.<br />
www.ThunderOnTheLakeshore.com<br />
(Manitowoc Co.)<br />
MINOCQUA<br />
Spring Arts & Crafts Show: Includes<br />
more than 70 arts & crafts vendors, live<br />
music, food & beverages, as well as kid's<br />
activities!. Torpy Park. 9am-3pm. 800/446-<br />
6784, 715/356-5266. www.minocqua.org<br />
(Oneida Co.)<br />
RICE LAKE<br />
Indianhead Arabian Horse Show:<br />
Western and English events, and<br />
Showmanship. Barron County Fairgrounds.<br />
Starts at 7am. 800/523-6318, 715/488-2265.<br />
(Barron Co.)<br />
STATEWIDE<br />
Free Fishing Weekend: Free fishing on all<br />
state lakes and streams; licenses are not<br />
required. Free fishing clinics for youngsters<br />
<strong>of</strong>fered at many state parks. This weekend<br />
only! Bag limits and size restrictions apply.<br />
608/266-2272. www.dnr.wi.gov<br />
6/6<br />
BARABOO<br />
Zoo Crew Day: All-you-can-eat pizza in<br />
the park along with an arts and crafts fair,<br />
entertainment stage, silent auction, carnival<br />
games, children’s rides & games.<br />
Ochsner Park. 10am-4pm. 608/355-2760.<br />
(Sauk Co.)<br />
EAU CLAIRE<br />
Taste <strong>of</strong> Eau Claire: Annual culinary festival<br />
showcases foods from 20 local restaurants.<br />
Sample them all, from crab cakes<br />
and tiramisu to brats and brownies. Free<br />
activities in the Kids Zone, interactive<br />
inflatables, and a summer concert in the<br />
park. Phoenix Park. 11am-6pm. 715/834-<br />
5043. www.taste<strong>of</strong>eauclaire.org (Eau Claire<br />
Co.)<br />
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