2010 SPRING SUMMER.qxd - Wisconsin Department of Tourism

6/11-20
RICE LAKE
Aquafest: Ten days of family fun with topname
national entertainment, a parade,
Art in the Park, aqua bug hunt, kids
games, sports, and food. 877/234-2126.
www.aquafestonline.com (Barron Co.)
6/12
APPLETON
Flag Day Parade: The country’s largest
Flag Day Parade with more than 120 bands
and units honoring the flag and those who
served to preserve our freedoms. The
parade starts on Wisconsin Ave east to
State St, then south to College Ave, then
west to Drew St. Downtown. 2-4pm.
920/954-9112. (Outagamie Co.)
EAGLE
Vintage Base Ball at Old World
Wisconsin: Old World Wisconsin's 1860’s
vintage team, the Eagle Diamonds, faces
off against the Milwaukee Cream City
Club. Admission to the museum gets you
into the game for free. (Yes, back then it
was spelled base ball.). Old World
Wisconsin. Open 10am-5pm (gametime
1:30pm). 866/944-7483, 262/594-6300.
www.oldworldwisconsin.org (Waukesha
Co.)
EAST TROY
35th Annual Woman's Club of East Troy
Arts & Crafts Fair: Annual scholarship
fundraiser on the historic square features a
variety of original art and quality handmade
crafts. The food booth includes the
famous East Troy Woman’s Club BBQ,
brats and homemade baked goods. On
the Historic Village Square. 9am-4pm.
262/642-7055. (Walworth Co.)
Vintage Base Ball at Old World
Wisconsin in Eagle, June 12.
EAU CLAIRE
Open Air Festival of the Arts: Regional
artsists display and sell, music of all kinds,
regional foods, healing arts, hands-on art
activities, dance, poetry, public art and a
15-minute people-powered procession
through the park at midday. Phoenix Park.
9am-8pm. 715/835.4911. www.ecoafa.org
(Eau Claire Co.)
ELKHART LAKE
Elkhart Lake International Triathlon:
Hundreds of athletes compete in this 8th
annual triathlon. Competition in the
Olympic or Sprint divisions. The olympic
triathlon will include a 1.5K swim, 40K bike
race, and 10K run. The Sprint distances are
a 400-meter swim, 20K bike race and 4K
run. Osthoff Resort. 877/262-8148,
847/359-7374.
elkharttriathlons.activecm.net (Sheboygan
Co.)
FENCE
Annual Baby Bison Fest: Tours of the
bison ranch, an interpretive trail, an art
show, bingo, info booths, and bison burgers
served by the Florence Agricultural
Society. Crossroads Ranch. 10am-2pm.
715/251-3737. www.florencewisconsin.com
(Florence Co.)
FREDERIC
Frederic Bicycling Classic: 26-mile time
trial. Age group awards. Camping the
night before and showers after the race.
Frederic High School. Pre-regstration 8am;
time trial race 10am. 800/222-7655,
715/327-4892. www.frederic-wi.com (Polk
Co.)
KEWASKUM
Washington County Breakfast on the
Farm: June Dairy Month breakfast
includes all-you-can-eat-pancakes with
butter & syrup, eggs, sausage, applesauce
and milk. Ice cream sundaes for only $1.
Come for barn tours, hayrides, antique
tractors and machinery, peddle tractor
pulls, animal expo & live music. KT
Organic Farms. 6:30-11:30am. 262/644-
0015. www.visitwashingtoncounty.com
(Washington Co.)
MANITOWOC
20th Annual Manitowoc Garden Fair: A
paradise for gardeners featuring annuals,
perennials, herbs, garden art, fine crafts,
antiques, statuary, furniture and food. Rain
or shine. Washington Park. 10am-3:30pm.
920/682-2050. (Manitowoc Co.)
PLYMOUTH
Plymouth Festival of Fine Arts: Enjoy a
juried fine art fair that celebrates a wide
variety of original works. Musical entertainment,
and delicious food offerings from
Plymouth area restaurants. 9am-4pm.
920/892-8409. www.plymoutharts.org
(Sheboygan Co.)
RHINELANDER
Art Fair on the Courthouse Lawn:
Original artwork and crafts from more than
150 Midwestern artisans. Held in conjunction
with the Headwaters Corvette Club
Car Show . Food vendors and music
throughout the day. Courthouse. 9am-
3pm; held rain or shine. 715/365-7464.
www.rhinelanderchamber.com (Oneida
Co.)
SPOONER
Tri County Dairy Breakfast: June Dairy
Month fun with face painting, a petting
zoo, prizes, the FFA Alumni Silent Auction,
music, door prizes, and horse & wagon
rides. Fairgrounds. 6:30-11am. 715/635-
2168. (Washburn Co.)
ST. GERMAIN
Walk in the Woods Art Fair: Fine art fair
featuring many talented artists from
around the area and their works, including
pottery, paintings, photography, handmade
jewelry and furniture. Wine for sale
by the glass or bottle as well as a wine
tasting with fine cheeses. Live music. City
Park. 10am-4pm. 800/727-7203, 715/477-
2205. www.st-germain.com (Vilas Co.)
SUN PRAIRIE
Taste of the Arts Fair: Featuring a
Georgia O’Keefe celebration with art and
craft vendors from around the state. Free
parking, food vendor booths, entertainment,
children's playground & more.
Sheehan Park. 9am-4pm. 608/837-4547.
www.sunprairiechamber.com (Dane Co.)
Georgia O’Keeffe Remembrance: A day
to recognize Georgia O’Keeffe and her
relationship to Sun Prairie. Enjoy O’Keeffe
exhibits at the Sun Prairie Historical
Museum, a program at the public library,
and an art exhibit. Sun Prairie Public
Library. 9am-3pm. 800/400-6162, 608/837-
4547. www.cityofsunprairie.com (Dane Co.)
6/12-13
CAMBRIDGE
Cambridge Pottery Festival & US
Pottery Games: An all-clay art fair. Potters
from all over the country meet to exhibit,
sell & participate in the US Pottery Games.
Food, pottery auction, entertainment. Lake
Ripley Park. Sat 9am-5pm, Sun 10am-4pm.
608/423-3780.
www.cambridgepotteryfestival.org (Dane
Co.)
CATAWBA/KENNAN
Lumberman's Day: Sat afternoon at
Kennan Park - ATV pull at 3pm, ball
games, concessions & music. Sun at
Catawba - parade (10:30am), concessions,
horseshoes, logging contests (12:30pm),
ball games, kid's games, polka music
(noon-4pm), ATV mud run (2pm). Catawba
Village Park/Kennan Park. 715/474-6626.
www.pricecountywi.net (Price Co.)
CONOVER
Callie Rohr Memorial Canoe Race: Enjoy
two days of racing in all classes for both
professional and recreational paddlers on
the beautiful Wisconsin River. Cookout and
music on Saturday evening. Finish at Eagle
River Inn with pig roast and awards. Rohr's
Wilderness Tours. Starting at 7am.
715/547-3639. (Vilas Co.)
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