March 19th thru 22nd, 2008 Burlington
Thousands of eggs are dyed here each year...bring up to 3 dozen hard-boiled eggs per person (or less). Learn five different techniques: classic, modern & awesome styles! You bring the eggs, all other supplies are provided. This is great fun and tradition, and you don't have to clean up the mess! Children must be with an adult. Don't forget your camera! Daily times vary. Free parking: 2 hours on the street, free parking all day in city lots. Admission charged per participant. At Teacher Place & Parent Resources, 533 Milwaukee Avenue, downtown Burlington.

March 22nd, 2008 Boulder Junction
As part of the Great Northwoods Treasure Hunt, Boulder Junction will offer a spring geocaching event at Boulder Junction Winter Park. Starting at 10am, enjoy this introduction to geocaching as you hunt for 12 caches. Complimentary lunch to participants, prizes and wagon rides. The event runs from 10AM-1:30PM and will offer instruction on GPS usage in the morning, lunch at noon, and a prize ceremony at 1:00PM. If geocaching is your hobby, don't miss out on this fabulous event! Boulder Junction Winter Park.

March 22nd, 2008 Oshkosh
Families can check out fire engines, squad cars and ambulances or bounce around in the two jumpy castles, meet McGruff the Crime Dog and the Easter Bunny or get their face painted. Hunt for Easter eggs all over the park. The event is Saturday March 22nd with festivities beginning at 9AM and the official hunt starting at 10AM. The coloring contest will run from 9AM until 10:30AM. Use the link below to download a copy of the official coloring contest picture! If you forget, there will be extras the day of the event. South Park on Ohio Street.

March 28th thru 30th, 2008 Superior
This annual sports show draws thousands of visitors and many vendors to Superior, Wisconsin, featuring exhibits on fishing, hunting and many other outdoor products. Live fishpond, seminars and drawings for prizes. The Douglas County Fish and Game League invites you to mark your calendar for this popular event. Seminars will be running all three days. There is something fun for sportsmen, sportswomen and children of all ages. Fri: 5-10PM; Sat:10AM-9PM; Sun: 10AM-5PM. Wessman Arena at the UW-Superior Campus.

March 29th, 2008 Baraboo
With a voice like rolling thunder and a spirit like gentle rain, Rusty brings you a repertoire of original story songs, rockabilly and country classics. Evans is a Rockabilly Hall of Famer and has had one of the longest histories in Rock and Roll Cultdom. Evans originally recorded for Brunswick records in 1957...sharing the stage with Buddy Holly...and later with Bob Dylan. Driving rhythms on his amplified acoustic Martin guitar are augmented by Evans' energetic three-piece band, Ring of Fire, creating a powerful pulse that drives folks right to the dance floor. Sponsored in part by St. Marys/Dean Ventures. Al Ringling Theatre, 136 4th Avenue.

March 29th, 2008 Sheboygan
Spoil yourself at the 2nd Annual "Sipping on Sheboygan's Shores" - Sheboygan's Premiere Microbrew and Wine Tasting festival. Enjoy local, regional and world beverages as well as tasty delights from the finest local restaurants. Returning this year - live entertainment provided by Westside Andy. FREE shuttle service to and from the event. Lodging and event packages are based on availability. Blue Harbor Resort & Conference Center. Event starts at 1:00PM and ends at 5:00PM..

March 30th, 2008 Hudson
The Hudson Area Chamber of Commerce & Tourism Bureau is hosting the annual Spring Showcase, "Discover the Best of the Hudson Area" at the Hudson Sports & Civic Center (1820 Hanley Road). This event is free and open to the public. Children's activities, family entertainment and a day full of activities geared to showcase products and services available in the Hudson area. These products range from new vehicles and home furnishings to health-related products/services and lawn maintenance services. Event starts at 11:00AM and ends at 5:00PM.

March 31st, 2008 Minocqua
Acclaimed New York baritone, Leon Williams, is an alumnus of the Harlem Boys Choir and a graduate of the Juilliard School of Music. He is highly trained both as an opera singer, and as a star of the Broadway show "Ragtime," touring the country for almost 2 years. Beside his classical songs, Leon will sing tunes by Stephen Foster, Gershwin and Rodgers and Hammerstein. Don't miss this fabulous, personable singer, his warm, handsome baritone voice, and charismatic personality. Lakeland Union High School. Event starts at 7:30PM.