2010 SPRING SUMMER.qxd - Wisconsin Department of Tourism
2010 SPRING SUMMER.qxd - Wisconsin Department of Tourism
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J U L Y E V E N T S<br />
7/16-18<br />
ASHLAND<br />
Bay Days: Musical variety show, bands,<br />
Sprint Triathlon, arts and crafts, lobster<br />
boil, food Battle <strong>of</strong> the Bands and fun.<br />
Bayview Park. 800/284-9484, 715/682-2500.<br />
www.ashlandbaydays.com (Ashland Co.)<br />
CASSVILLE<br />
Cassville's Twin-O-Rama: Twins from<br />
across the midwest come to Cassville for<br />
this festival with judging & awards, a<br />
parade, fireworks, carnival, chicken BBQ,<br />
bean bag tournament, petting zoo, music,<br />
food & fun. Riverside Park. 608/725-2130.<br />
www.cassville.org (Grant Co.)<br />
CAZENOVIA<br />
Caz Celebration: Horseshoe tournaments,<br />
ball games, DJs, dances, rides, and a big<br />
parade on Sunday morning. Cazenovia<br />
Memorial Park. 608/985-8229.<br />
www.richlandchamber.com (Richland Co.)<br />
EDGERTON<br />
Edgerton Heritage Days: Annual community<br />
celebration including live music,<br />
food, family entertainment, Arts in the Park<br />
(Sat), flea market, car show, and parade.<br />
On Saturday (8am) there will be 5k, 10k<br />
and 1-mile runs. Downtown & City Parks.<br />
608/884-4408.<br />
www.tobaccoheritagedays.com (Rock Co.)<br />
GRANTSBURG<br />
World Championship Snowmobile<br />
Watercross: Snowmobiles race over open<br />
water in drag and oval IWA-sanctioned<br />
competition, including vintage snowmobiles.<br />
Rated as one <strong>of</strong> the ten best races in<br />
the country by Sno-Goer Magazine.<br />
Fireworks, two bands & other activities.<br />
Memory Lake. Fri afternoon thru Sun<br />
evening. 715/463-4269.<br />
www.grantsburgwatercross.com (Burnett<br />
Co.)<br />
HAYWARD<br />
Honor the Earth Pow-Wow: This traditional,<br />
non-competition pow-wow is also<br />
the annual Lac Courte Oreilles Ojibwe<br />
Homecoming Celebration featuring Native<br />
American dancers, singers, drummers and<br />
vendors from the region. Pow-Wow<br />
Grounds. 715/634-8934.<br />
www.lcoschools.bia.edu/lco-hte.htm<br />
(Sawyer Co.)<br />
LUCK<br />
Lucky Days: Community celebration with<br />
bed races, s<strong>of</strong>tball, foot races, a classic car<br />
show, sawdust pile for the kids, food court,<br />
a used book sale, and parade. Community<br />
Club. 715/472-2251.<br />
www.luckwisconsin.com (Polk Co.)<br />
7/17<br />
BLACK RIVER FALLS<br />
Karner Blue Butterfly Festival: Visit the<br />
"Butterfly Learning Center" downtown and<br />
the butterfly's habitat sites. Also includes a<br />
5K-10K run, a grand parade, artists and<br />
crafters, historical museum tours and<br />
more. Great family fun. Downtown. 8am-<br />
11pm. 715/284-2503.<br />
downtownblackriverfalls.com (Jackson Co.)<br />
EAGLE<br />
Vintage Base Ball at Old World<br />
<strong>Wisconsin</strong>: Old World <strong>Wisconsin</strong>'s 1860's<br />
vintage team, the Eagle Diamonds, faces<br />
<strong>of</strong>f against the Milwaukee Cream City<br />
Club. Admission to the museum gets you<br />
into the game for free. (Yes, back then it<br />
was spelled base ball.). Old World<br />
<strong>Wisconsin</strong>. Open 10am-5pm (gametime<br />
1:30pm). 866/944-7483, 262/594-6300.<br />
www.oldworldwisconsin.org (Waukesha<br />
Co.)<br />
Garfield Avenue Blues, Gospel<br />
& Arts Festival, July 17.<br />
DON ABRAMS<br />
Fish Day in Port Washington, July 17.<br />
EAGLE RIVER<br />
Artarama: Juried art show with more than<br />
150 artisans. Live music and concessions.<br />
Riverside Park. 9am-3pm. Rain or shine.<br />
800/359-6315. artarama-er.com (Vilas Co.)<br />
EDGERTON<br />
Arts in the Park: Annual arts & craft fair<br />
with a pie social, concessions, face painting,<br />
plenty <strong>of</strong> parking and more. This event<br />
is part <strong>of</strong> the Annual Edgerton Tobacco<br />
Heritage Days being held throughout the<br />
city. Central Park. 9am-4pm. 608/868-3691.<br />
(Rock Co.)<br />
ELKHART LAKE<br />
Antique Car Concours d'Elegance:<br />
Vinage and collectible cars line Lake Street<br />
to vie for the title <strong>of</strong> Best in Show. Live<br />
music and dancing under the stars.<br />
Siebkens Resort. 920/876-2600.<br />
www.siebkens.com (Sheboygan Co.)<br />
JANESVILLE<br />
Civil War Living History Days: Civil War<br />
re-enactors drilling and firing artillery, period<br />
fashion show, medical demonstrations,<br />
carriage rides, a ladies' tea, childrens'<br />
crafts and games. Meet President & Mrs.<br />
Lincoln, and tour the Tallman House.<br />
Lincoln-Tallman House. 10am-4:30pm.<br />
608/756-4509. rchs.us (Rock Co.)<br />
KIMBERLY<br />
Tour de Fest: Bike ride with routes <strong>of</strong> 18,<br />
40, 70 and 100 miles - something for both<br />
the avid biker or family riders <strong>of</strong> all levels.<br />
Fully supported with rest stops and sag<br />
support. Held in conjunction with<br />
Paperfest. Sunset Park. Reg begins at<br />
6:30am, ride 7-10am. 920/850-1215.<br />
www.paperfest.org (Outagamie Co.)<br />
LA CROSSE<br />
Rail Fair: Railroad show and sale with<br />
exhibits and displays, guided tours <strong>of</strong> a<br />
steam locomotive, caboose and grand<br />
crossing interlocking tower. Model, toy and<br />
antique trains, and memorabilia. Food and<br />
entertainment. Copeland Park. 10am-5pm.<br />
608/582-4761. www.4000foundation.com<br />
(La Crosse Co.)<br />
LADYSMITH<br />
Mardi Gras Arts & Crafts Fair: Local arts<br />
and crafts booths plus food vendors as<br />
part <strong>of</strong> the city's Mardi Gras Festival.<br />
Downtown. 9am-4pm. 715/532-7328.<br />
www.ladysmithchamber.com (Rusk Co.)<br />
MANITOWISH WATERS<br />
Taste <strong>of</strong> Manitowish Waters: Hearty portions<br />
<strong>of</strong> food prepared and served by the<br />
finest area restaurants. Live music & ice<br />
cold beverages. After lunch, enjoy the<br />
Manito Art League Art Show in the afternoon<br />
and the Skiing Skeeters water ski<br />
show that evening. Lions Club Pavilion.<br />
11am-2pm. 888/626-9877, 715/543-8488.<br />
www.manitowishwaters.org (Vilas Co.)<br />
MANITOWOC<br />
Acoustic Fest: Music festival including<br />
blues, jazz, Celtic, bluegrass, rock and classical.<br />
Children's entertainer and activities,<br />
various art and craft vendors, food and<br />
beverages. Washington Park. 11:30am-<br />
9pm. 920/684-8499. www.acousticfest.com<br />
(Manitowoc Co.)<br />
MEDFORD<br />
NCWCA Beef Roundup and Antique<br />
Tractor Ride: The North Central<br />
<strong>Wisconsin</strong> Cattleman's Association “Beef<br />
Roundup” is held in conjunction with the<br />
5th Annual Antique Tractor Ride. Enjoy ribeye<br />
steak sandwiches, cattle displays,<br />
games, music, and cooking tips by the<br />
<strong>Wisconsin</strong> Beef Council. Brecke Rodeo<br />
Grounds. 715/785-7777. (Taylor Co.)<br />
MILWAUKEE<br />
Garfield Avenue Blues, Gospel & Arts<br />
Festival: Family entertainment provided<br />
by inner city blues bands, dance groups,<br />
and gospel choirs. BBQ and Louisiana Boil<br />
ethnic foods, clowns, magicians, puppets<br />
and face painting for children, inner city<br />
arts & crafts participation. Downtown.<br />
Noon-sunset. 414/223-4444. (Milwaukee<br />
Co.)<br />
MOUNT HOREB<br />
Sons <strong>of</strong> Norway Kaffe Stue: Share the<br />
community's Norwegian heritage with<br />
genuine foods <strong>of</strong> the old country, including<br />
lefse, rommegrot, sand-bakkle, smorbrod,<br />
sotsuppe and more. Held in conjunction<br />
with the Mt Horeb Art Fair. Mount<br />
Horeb Community Center. 9am-2pm.<br />
608/437-5468. www.sons<strong>of</strong>norway5.com<br />
(Dane Co.)<br />
NEKOOSA<br />
Polish Fest: Authentic Polish food, beer<br />
and sweets. Live polka music from the<br />
“Polish Connection.” Dancing on a wooden<br />
floor. Lake Arrowhead South Lake<br />
Center. 5-10pm. 715/325-2919.<br />
www.lakearrowhead-golf.com (Wood Co.)<br />
OSHKOSH<br />
Brews ‘n Blues: A charity microbrew and<br />
music festival. Sample more than 100<br />
brews, ales and stouts. Enjoy terrific blues<br />
bands and great food. Leach<br />
Amphitheater. 1pm. 920/279-6033.<br />
www.oshkoshjaycees.org/bnb.html<br />
(Winnebago Co.)<br />
DON ABRAMS<br />
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