Paddle back to a time where the Northwoods was an adventure and voyageurs participated in games of camaraderie during the Lac du Flambeau Voyageurs Rendezvous. This culturally rich event will include a living history fur trade camp, live music by Michael Jacobs a NAMMY winning musician and other wonderful artists, special Native American dance exhibitions, world champion Hoop Dancers, historical re-enactors, Trader’s Row with arts, crafts and food as well as interactive children’s workstation. The event opens to the public on Saturday 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. and Sunday 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. It will be held in the Indian Bowl in downtown Lac du Flambeau. Admission costs are $10 per day for adults, $5 for children.

Feast your eyes on the amazing artwork of Native Americans from around the Midwest. Watch them as they demonstrate their talents. This is a juried art market with artworks being judged in the categories of sewing, carvings, beadwork and basketry. The participants are competing for cash prizes as well as selling their remarkable art. Entrance into the Art Market is included with admission to the Lac du Flambeau Voyageurs Rendezvous.

There is no doubt that Cherokee recording artist Michael Jacobs is a remarkable and creative musician. An amazing singer, his passionate delivery is impressive. He sings like he means it... because he does. But Michael's skills as a songwriter, a painter with words and music, are what set him apart. His incredible blend of Native American and American "roots" music, a mixture of pop, rock, and folk, artfully fuses contemporary and traditional sounds and powerful imagery. His songs are the stories of life: of the past, present, and future - of beauty and pain, hope and heartache, and of love lost and love found.

Give your ears a special treat by listening to Michael Jacobs sing at the Lac du Flambeau Voyageurs Rendezvous.

The hoop dance is consistently the most requested dance throughout the United States. The hoops symbolize a sacred part of the Native American life. It represents the circle of life with no beginning and no ending. Watch as the dancer begins with on hoop and keeps adding and weaving the hoops into formations that represent our journey through life. Each added hoop represents another thread in the web of life.

Hoop Dreamz is a Native American dance troupe formed by three sisters: Cheyenne Petoskey age 16, Beedoskah Stonefish age 10, and 2006 World Youth Hoop Dance Champion Waskwane Stonefish, age nine. Come and watch these champion dancers at the Lac du flambeau Voyageurs Rendezvous.

Come to the northwoods for a little rest and relaxation. Dillman's Bay Resort in Lac du Flambeau on White Sand Lake offers amazing sunrise and sunset views while letting you unwind in the peace and quiet. Beat the city heat and feel the refreshing lake breeze on your face. Enjoy complimentary use of canoes, kayaks, paddleboat, bicycles, hiking and biking routes. The Lakeland area has a variety of activities for everyone's interests. Dillman's has several spring and fall packages: "Kick Off Summer", "Paw Paw", "Girl's Getaway" and "Stay and Play Golf".