A shopper's delight as every year the entire community joins forces for a citywide Sidewalk Sale were you will find bargains galore! Signed-up already are vendors with candles, floral, Avon, hand-made jewelry, embroidered shirts, crafts, plants, cheesecakes, Tupperware, and much more! Also, don't miss the Library book sale, Pioneer Cabin, live music and great food - 10 minutes East of Lake Geneva!

Centrally located and less-than-a-tank away. Relax, Refresh, Renew with our wide array of tours, shows, barn dances, music in the park, and other events fill every vacation schedule, Log on to www.marquettenow.com for Events, Maps & your Custom Itinerary. Our State BBQ Championship also coming soon Aug 21-22, 2009!

Super Summer Special Package only $79 per night with FREE passes to Mt Olympus Water & Theme Park. Two day minimum stay required in a single queen, with two $20 gift certificates for a return visit and FREE tickets for Original Wisconsin Ducks and Jet Boats for children (while supplies last). Experience Kopperhead South, our new restaurant and lounge located within Antiqua Bay Resort featuring a variety of entrees to please everyone's appetite. Located off I90-94 at exit 87.

July 17 thru 19th, 2009 Grantsburg
Two days of racing features the top racers from the United States and Canada, each hoping to capture the World Champion honor and the large cash purse. The three-day event features something for everyone! Spectators enjoy a panoramic view of the Memory Lake racing area, during beautiful July weather. There is plenty of spectator room, plus camping facilities, displays, vendors, wrist wrestling championships, food booths, and activities. Whether you're a snowmobile enthusiast or not, Watercross will provide you with a most unusual and enjoyable summer experience. Memory Lake Park.

July 18 & 19th, 2009 Williams Bay
Puccini's poignant "Madama Butterfly" will break your heart, and thrill you with a moving story of love and loss. A remarkable young cast will make the saga of an American navy lieutenant and a young Japanese geisha in a star-crossed romance, come alive as never before. The lakeside location, as on the shores of Lake Nagasaki, will transport you to another time and place where the weeping cherry blooms. Saturday, July 18: 7:30PM. Sunday, July 19: 4PM. George Williams College of Aurora University.

July 24th thru 26th, 2009 Weston
The Village of Weston will once again collaborate with local business to bring you the 4th Annual Weston Fest. Weston Fest is designed to bring local businesses, residents, and the surrounding areas together to enjoy a variety of fun filled activities and events for the individual or family. Live music, hay rides, Living History Exhibit, 5K Family Fun Run and Walk, Farmer's Market at Farmer's Market Park and much more! All proceeds from the three-day event go to the Women's Community, the Boys & Girls Club, area service groups and local food pantries. Various locations throughout Weston.

July 15th thru 19th, 2009 La Crosse
Shine up the sheep, pack up the jam and grab your funnel-cake funds. The fair will feature a wide variety of entertainment and events. The Fair was first held in La Crosse in 1858 (151 years ago). Admission and parking are free. Family fun, great food, and daily educational events. The Fair has something for the entire family. Youth exhibits,music, family fun,carnival rides and barns full of animals. Sponsored by the La Crosse County Agricultural Society. The fairgrounds are on Hwy. M just north of Hwy. 16 in West Salem.

July 25th, 2009 Bayfield
Over 80 artists from 9 states attend one of Wisconsin’s largest art shows. This juried arts & crafts show features the work of several local artists including; France Austin Miller (water color) and Kurt Buffalo (Native American beading). In addition to exhibitors in Memorial Park, Bayfield artists will open their studios and galleries to visitors with open houses, demonstrations, and special sales as part of a gallery tour held in conjunction with the festival in the park. Visitors will find a wide selection of pottery, painting, jewelry, sculpture, and glass, and view the artists at work during this arts weekend. All events are free and open to the public.