June 9th thru 15th, 2008 Sturtevant
Come on out to Apple Holler for some good old fashioned family fun and some of natures finest fresh strawberries. Fresh-picked strawberries, all-you-can-eat strawberry pancakes, and build-your-own strawberry shortcake. Outdoor activities such as a cookout, live music, wagon & pony rides, pedal cart rides, Kids Korral play area, bouncy barn, farm animals, Cool Cow Maze and much more! No parking or admission fees this weekend! Apple Holler Restaurant & Playhouse, 5006 South Sylvania Avenue. Hours are 11AM thru 4PM.

June 13th thru 15th, 2008 Green Bay
Catch the continuous entertainment at Northeastern Wisconsin's largest food and music festival on International Bayfest's four stages - the Smet Construction Sobe Life Water Stage, the Budweiser WIXX Stage, the Oneida Casino Cultural Stage and the Festival Foods Tot Spot Stage. Enjoy jazz, rock, funk, blues, country, reggae, salsa, international dance, theatrical performances... you name it. Spotlighting the rich cultural heritage of the community, including the Bayfest Volleyball Tournament, a carnival, an array of food, children's activities, a world market, boat parade & fireworks. Leicht Memorial Park Downtown.

Weekend of June 14th and 15th, 2008 Bayfield
History comes to life with the traditional Blessing Ceremony on Sunday at 12:00 PM (Noon): commercial fishing boats, tugs, powerboats, sailboats, excursion and transportation craft, and rowboats parade through Bayfield's City Harbor. As they pass by the tip of the pier, clergy from the Apostle Islands community grant each vessel a blessing for safe passage and a prosperous season on Lake Superior. Throughout the weekend residents and visitors are invited to enjoy a celebration of Bayfield's maritime culture, from past to present. A special Blessing of the Fleet chamber music concert will be performed on Saturday evening at Christ Episcopal Church.

June 12th thru 15th, 2008 in Prairie du Chien
Rendezvous with history and learn about life during the fur trading days! With more than 600 lodges and teepees, this is one of the largest Midwest trading rendezvous. This annual Rendezvous includes a black powder shoot, primitive bow shoot, primitive cooking contest and more. Re-enactment participants from all over the country come to display furs, demonstrate period tools, and guns, and prepare foods common in that era. Workshops on basket weaving, bead-working, and plants and medicines offer visitors insight into the lifestyles of the time period.Thur & Fri 9AM-9PM, Sat 9AM-4PM. St. Feriole Island.

June 14th, 2008 Eagle
Watch an old-fashioned game of Base Ball (yes, it was originally two words!) as Old World Wisconsin's 1860s vintage team, the Eagle Diamonds, faces off against the Milwaukee Cream Citys Club. Have a hotdog and root for your favorite team! Inspired by a local team organized in 1868, the Diamonds' uniforms, equipment and rules are the same as those of that time. Admission to Old World Wisconsin allows visitors to see the Diamonds' home games for free. Spend the rest of the day exploring Old World's many historic gems. S103 W37890 Highway 67. Open 10AM to 5PM(game time is 1:30 PM) .

Great Northern Beer Fest, June 14th, 2008 Eagle River
Beer from more than 20 breweries, most of them from Wisconsin; Eagle River Homebrewers Exhibition. Under the big tents...rain or shine. Located on the Festival Grounds of the Hi-Pines Eagle River Campground. Hi - Pines Campground, 1919 US Highway 45 N. Event starts at 2:00PM and ends at 6:00PM. For more information call (715) 479-4545.

Antique & Classic Boat Show, June 14 & 15th
Nearly 75 antique and wooden boats, canoes, and outboard engines. The public can vote for their favorites. Boat tours of the Eagle River Chain of Lakes Sat at 4PM. Live music at 9PM. Awards ceremony Sun at 2PM. 4443 Chain O'Lakes Road. For more information call (877) 945-3965.

June 19th thru 22nd, 2008 Wisconsin Rapids
Friday morning: the June CranDairy Breakfast at Lincoln High School. Arts, crafts and cranberry products available Saturday at Robinson Park along with family-friendly activities, live music and plenty of cranberry treats. Downtown Wisconsin Rapids hosts world class blues musicians Cadillac Pete and the Heat, Studebaker John, and James Solberg Saturday night. Sunday: kids' fishing contest, cranberry blossom duck derby, and blossom-themed parade beginning at 12:30PM. Witter Field / Downtown / various Wis Rapids locations.

June 20th thru 22nd, 2008 Phillips
One of northern Wisconsin's largest ethnic festivals. The event includes a Lidice Memorial Service on Friday, June 20 at 7PM, and runs through the weekend. Sat & Sun - arts & crafts fair, ethnic food, kolachy baking contest, pork & sauerkraut dinner (Sun at 11AM), exhibits, squeeze box jamboree, live music & dancing, Polka Mass on Saturday, Antique Farm Equipment and Fun-Fun-Fun. Buy Kolacky by the dozens at the bakery booth or one with coffee at the hospitality table. General admission, 10 & under free. Free entrance with a traditional ethnic costume. Phillips High School.

June 27th, 2008 Janesville
Come and join us for a God and Country celebration, complete with Christian Concerts(GoFish & John Waller), carnival rides, inflatable games, a mini-race car track, fiberglass superslide, petting zoo and more. Everything is FREE, except for food and souvenirs, which are all very resonably priced.