July 12 thru 15, 2007 Beloit
Tickets are on sale for the upper Midwest's leading rock festival. For four days, Beloit's Riverfest will present some of the greatest bands from the past three decades on The Beloit Daily News Main Stage on the Big Lawn of Beloit Riverside Park. Rock from the 70s and 80s will be featured; organizers have added legendary rockers John Kay and Steppenwolf, Grand Funk, Little River Band, Cheap Trick, Eddie Money and Blue Oyster Cult to the lineup. Riverside Park.

July 12 & 15, 2007 Iola
Antique auto enthusiasts from throughout the nation will be viewing about 2500 fascinating vehicles ranging from the early 1900's through 1975. Special exhibit areas include the Blue Ribbon, Pre-War, Post-War, Military, Modified and Theme. Over 1,000 collectible cars, 1986 or older, will be offered for sale by their owners. The Swap Meet has 4,460 spaces, loaded with automotive related items. New for 2007, International Classic Auctions will be holding a collector auto auction on Friday evening and Saturday. Patrons will have the option to purchase and sell or cross the field for buying excitement at the ICA Auction. Iola Old Car Show Grounds.

July 12 thru 15, 2007 Milwaukee
The streets of Milwaukee are transformed into a mini French city complete with impromptu street performers, roaming minstrels, a variety of interactive and musical entertainment, and a 43-foot Eiffel Tower replica. Learn basic French phrases at the Daily French lessons. Laugh at the Sunday afternoon Waiter/Waitress race and make sure to have a beignet before heading home. Enjoy a marketplace, more than 25 sidewalk cafes, and the annual Storm the Bastille 5K fun run/walk. East Town/Cathedral Square.

July 14 - 15, 2007 Brussels
Enjoy a mega-garden tractor pull, hilarious Belgian softball tournament, hometown parade, art & craft show, exciting tug-of-war competition, food and live music. Feel free to stop in and enjoy some good food, such as Chicken Booyah, and authentic homemade Belgian pie and trippe. Saturday noon to midnight, Sunday 10AM-5PM. Wisconsin's and the nation's largest Belgian American settlement is located in portions of Brown, Kewaunee and Door counties adjacent to the waters of Green Bay. Brussels Town Park.

July 14 & 15, 2007 Madison
Madison's signature cultural event for over forty-five years enlivens the scenic grounds of the city's Capitol Square during the second weekend of July. Each summer over 200,000 enthusiastic fairgoers gather for this spectacular event. The unique and large selection of fine, handcrafted work includes ceramics, fiber, glasswork, graphics, jewelry, leather, mixed media, painting, photography, sculpture, and wood. Enjoy nearly 500 artists from across the country, live entertainment on two stages and a host of free kids' activities round out the event's offerings. Sat: 9AM-6PM, Sun:10AM-5PM..

July 14 - 15, 2007 Prairie du Chien
A historic encampment and battle re-enactment on Wisconsin's only War of 1812 battlefield, now the lawn of the Villa Louis estate. Learn firsthand about the July 1814 British assault on U.S. Fort Shelby in a battle scenario each afternoon. Then tour the camps to learn about military life in 1814. The British-Canadian forces defeated the vastly outnumbered Americans and occupied Prairie du Chien until the spring of 1815 - five months after the war ended. 9:30AM-5PM. Villa Louis Historic Site, St. Feriole Island, 521 N. Villa Louis Road.

July 14, 2007 Black River Falls
The Karner Blue Butterfly Festival in Black River Falls, Wisconsin, celebrates the endangered Karner Blue butterfly, which is indigenous to the Black River Falls area. During the Festival people can visit the "Butterfly Learning Center" downtown and can visit the butterfly's habitat sites.The Festival also includes a 5K - 10K Run, a grand parade, artists and crafters, live radio broadcast, lumberjack competitions, historical museum tours, live bands and much, much more. 8AM-10PM. All activities provide fun for the entire family. Hwy 54 (Main St).