September 26th thru 28th, 2008 Warrens
"The Cranberry Capital of Wisconsin" and hosts the world's largest cranberry festival, welcoming over 110,000 visitors to one of America's biggest festivals! With over 1,300 booths covering more than three miles of booth frontage, you can "Shop 'til you Drop"! Fresh cranberries, over 70 food booths(offering pumpkins, dried flowers, flavored honey, candy, Amish noodles, apples, onions, cabbage and of course fresh cranberries), cranberry marsh tours, over 650 arts & crafts booths, 350+ antique and flea market booths and more than 100 farmers market booths. Huge Cranberry Festival Parade on Sunday at Noon. Downtown & City Parks.

September 27th thru 28th, 2008 Gays Mills
Celebrating the apple harvest (Always the last full weekend in September), this festival includes an arts & crafts fair(County Shop and Riverside Park), huge flea market(Crawford County Fairgrounds), 2 & 5 Mile Runs, 2 Mile Non-competitive Walk and 1/4 mile Kids Fun Run, Kiddie Carnival, Pancake & Sausage Breakfast, Open horseshoe tournament, numerous food stands and music. Sunday: Apple Canoe Race and Apple Festival Parade at 1:30PM on Sunday. 212 Main Street, Downtown & Area Orchards. 9AM to 5PM.

September 26th thru 28th, 2008 Washburn
This original one-woman show attempts to do just one and only one thing - be funny. 7 quirky characters from all walks of life will show up to entertain and amuse. Liz Woodworth has been collecting stories, ideas and characters for years, and she finally put them to good use. This show is for adults, and contains adult language and content. (Seriously, please do not bring your kids.) Located in Washburn on the south shore of Lake Superior at Chequamegon Bay, Stagenorth is a performing arts center designed to entertain, educate and include the community in live theater. Nightly at 7:30PM, Sunday 28th show is at 2PM.

September 28th & 28th, 2008 Green Bay
Meet French and British soldiers (and their families) of the mid-18th century in a living history encampment environment. See soldiers drilling, plotting battle strategy and using period weapons, as they would have in the 1750s. Food available for purchase. Brown County Historical Society members admitted free with their membership cards. Throughout its long history, BCHS members have been active in historic building preservation, conducting research, providing information to the public and stimulating interest in the complex multi-cultural heritage of the area. Hazelwood Historic House Museum, 1008 South Monroe Avenue, 10AM - 4PM.

September 5th thru November 2nd, 2008 Eau Claire
The Odd Couple is, without a doubt, the classic American comedy by a classic American playwright, Neil Simon. Few shows enjoy such wide-ranging popularity as the the Odd Couple; not only as a hit Broadway comedy but also a box office smash movie and a long-running television show. It is the story of two divorced men - Felix Ungar, the neurotic neatfreak, and Oscar Madison, the fun-loving slob - who decide to live together, even though their personalities cause distinctive clashes. "A rip-roaring good time!" Fanny Hill Dinner Theatre, 3919 Crescent Avenue.

October 4th, 2008 Eagle River
After a day of everything cranberry at the Eagle River Cranberry Festival head to "Baby Backs & Blues" on the festival grounds at Hi-Pines Campground. Kick back and enjoy live Chicago-style blues music and tangy barbecued ribs. No cover charge to attend the event. Beginning at 5PM, kick back and enjoy live Chicago-style blues music and tangy barbequed ribs and refreshments, available for purchase along with Cranberry Cheesecake. (Word has it there's a little competition among rib cookers...vote for your favorite!) Hi-Pines Campground, 2332 North Railroad Street / Hwy 45 N.

October 4th, 2008 Stevens Point
The Stevens Point Barbershoppers are a men's barbershop chorus from Central Wisconsin with 60 members, singing a capella four-part harmony in the barbershop style. Under the direction of Kevin Morrissey, they present their 55th Harvest of Harmony at 3PM and 7:30PM at Sentry Theater, 1800 Northpoint Drive. The theme of this year’s show is “As Time Goes By,” a collection of music from movies over the years. The show will include performances by two high-level quartets, Vocality and the Gay 90s. There will also be performances from local quartets, special guest quartets, and always some surprises!

October 11th, 2008 Bristol
5K timed trail run with top three medals in each age group. This event precedes the Fall Fun Fest. The race begins at 9AM sharp. Registration fees are $15 before October 3rd and $18 after Oct. 3 and on race day. Register online, in person on race day starting at 7AM, or in person at the nature center Tuesday-Sunday 9AM-4PM. Registration fee includes a t-shirt, awards, refreshments, and tickets to the Fall Family Festival. Free daycare will also be offered to any race participant with small children.

October 11th, 2008 Bristol
Fall Fun Fest events will include many or your favorites from years past, but also will include new goodies that will please the whole family. Events include hayrides, live animals, craft activities, great food, live music, face painting, bird feeder building, and speakers from local organizations. Also enjoy Skylab, the inflatable planetarium! Join us for the fun of viewing the night sky in the middle of the afternoon! Pringle Nature Center, 9800 160th Avenue. Event starts at 10:00AM and ends at 4:00PM.