February 10-11, 2007 Cedarburg
Visit one of the oldest winter festivals in the state and enjoy bed and barrel races at Cedar Creek Settlement (a team of four push a bed along with a passenger across the ice), ice carving contest, chili contest, an Alaskan Malamute dog weight pull, hayrides, ice skating, winter fun demonstrations, a pancake breakfast, the Ice-Burg Golf Open, kids kampus and contests, and a food and beer tasting party on Saturday Night. More than 20,000 people attend this popular festival each year. Takes place throughout downtown Cedarburg.

February 10, 2007 Unity
Annual snowmobile one on one ice drags at Monster World Speedway, near Unity, Wisconsin. Pre-race registration will take place from 9AM-11AM, and racing will begin at noon. Pre-race inspection is required for all participants. Double elimination, with 1st & 2nd high points receiving bonus cash + trophy. There will also be a 3rd high points trophy. DOT approved helmet & tether is required. Hot food & refreshments will be available. Location: B4864 County Highway F.

February 11, 2007 Mineral Point
Mineral Point is searching for brains - or at least people who enjoy straining the ones they came with! At the Brain Games, teams participate in 4 rounds of 25 questions each, and the team with the most points wins top prize. Because this kind of hard, intense work needs lots of brain food, each team table will have unlimited supplies of popcorn, coffee, tea, and hot chocolate. Each team will also have a "runner" to shuttle question and answer sheets and keep the players supplied with food. And—get this—the runners will be the cheer-leading squad from the high school! Mineral Point High School. Event time: 2PM-5PM.

February 16-18, 2007 Eagle River
Join us to participate in hockey, the way it all began on beautiful Dollar Lake. The Chanticleer Inn is again the host location of this very popular winter event. Last year teams from 10 states competed. USA Hockey and Labatt Blue invite you, your teammates and families to enjoy this year's 4 on 4 hockey championships. At the Chanticleer Inn on Dollar Lake. Event starts at 9:00AM. Additional hockey information can be found on the official website of United States Hockey at www.usahockey.com.

February 16-18, 2007 Madison
One of the biggest golf events in the Midwest, the Greater Madison Golf Show invites you to explore the latest in golf for 2007! 100+ commercial exhibits from all facets of the golf industry. If you're looking to improve your golf game, this the place to take advantage of free seminars presented by industry experts. Come see local and national golf pros, current and former Packers, Brewers, Bucks and Badgers (subject to change and availability). Friday, 1PM-8PPM, Saturday, 10AM-6PM, Sunday, 10AM-4PM. Alliant Energy Center, Exhibition Hall C & D.

February 17, 2007 Ashland to Washburn
By February, Lake Superior's Chequamegon Bay freezes solid, the ice strong enough to support car races, snowmobile tours, fishing shanties, and even the infamous "ice road" from Bayfield to Madeline Island. In this evening event, 1,700 cross-country skiers and snowshoers glide or trek their way from Ashland to the faraway twinkling lights of Washburn, navigating the 10K course by the lights of the stars and hundreds of candlelit ice luminaries.

February 17, 2007 Mount Horeb
Imagine 16,000 square feet of chocolate and chocolate's adoring tasters elbowing for access to truffles, brownies, cheesecakes and cookies. Imagine it's all free to the public. Emergency rooms will stand at the ready Saturday Friday 17th for the second annual Mount Horeb Public Library Death by Chocolate Bake-Off where 70 amateur and professional bakers will commit near-homicide with sugar and chocolate. Be a baker or be a taster, but definitely be there! Mount Horeb Public Library, 105 Perimeter Road. Event runs from 6:30PM - 9:30PM.

February 18, 2007 Oshkosh
Acclaimed around the globe as "The World's Finest Elvis Impressionist," Mike Albert is second to none. He has numerous endorsements by original Elvis Presley musicians and back-up singers. Joining him is Scot Bruce. Scot¹s rockin’ tribute to the young King has taken him across the United States and all over the world. According to The Tennessean in Nashville, “Top Elvis impersonator Scot Bruce has got it going on, his voice is so uncannily like the King’s you’ll think you’re in Blue Hawaii…” Grand Opera House, 100 High Avenue. 2PM & 7PM.