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• 6 - 28 Portage - Debra Grall Art Exhibit. Artist Debra Grall presents, SNOW, an exhibit showcasing the beauty of elderly women. Portage Center for the Arts, 301 E. Cook Street. For more information call (608) 742-5655.
• 10 Portage - Free Marketing Seminar. Learn the difference between most effective and least effective ads and how to repidly generate better creative ideas in a group setting. 301 E Cook Street. For more information call (608) 697-5927.
• 14 - 28 Hudson - Kelley Gallery Group Show. Modest size original oil studies of western landscapes. Group Show is retrospect of 2009 artists' works shown at Kelley Gallery. 512 2nd Street. For more information call (612) 788-1245.
• Nov 14 - Dec 19 Madison - Dane County Winter Farmers' Market. Every Saturday. The Dane County Winter Farmers Market will once again call Monona Terrace its home during the months of November and December. Come inside and enjoy this great Madison tradition. The Farmers Market offers a wonderful assortment of homemade and homegrown Wisconsin products. Monona Terrace. For more information call (608) 261-4011.
• Nov 16 - Dec 24 Neenah - Full Bellies and Warm Hearts Giving Tree. You can make a difference for children this Holiday Season! Purchase an ornament off the Giving Tree. Ornament profits and non-perishable food donations will go to The St. Joseph Food Program. Leave an unwrapped gift under the tree and warm the heart of a child! All gift donations will go to the Boys' and Girls' Brigade Christmas Giving Program. 691 South Green Bay Road, Neenah (next to Shopko). For more information call (920) 729-64063.
• 18 La Farge - Driftless Dialogue III: Big Cats. Eric M. Anderson, Professor of Wildlife Ecology at UW Stevens Point, will talk about the biology, history of management, distribution and population of mountain lions and bobcats in Wisconsin. Refreshments and socializing at 6:30PM. Talk begins at 7:00PM. Kickapoo Valley Reserve. For more information call (608) 625-2960.
• 19 Appleton - Jim Brickman Beautiful World. Do not miss out on tickets when Jim Brickman brings his Beautiful World Tour to the Fox Cities Performing Arts Center in Appleton. Tickets on sale now through Ticketmaster and the Fox Cities PAC Box Office. Fox Cities Performing Arts Center. For more information call (920) 730-3760 .
• 19 Appleton - Paper Star Ornament Class. Learn how to make a beautiful paper ornament. The demonstration will be followed with a make and take session! Class is appropriate for all skill levels! Please bring your own glue gun! Registration fee plus tax. Preregistration is recommended. The Mill Boutique, 425 W. Water Street. For more information call (920) 727-9018.
• 19 - 20 Madison - WIAA State Football Championships. Cheer on high school teams from around Wisconsin as they compete for the State Championship. Camp Randall Stadium, 1440 Monroe Street. For more information call (715) 344-8580.
• 19 Marshfield - Holiday Parade. 10th Annual Holiday Parade. Following the parade, visit with Santa at the Holiday Inn Convention Center with refreshments and entertainment. Parade begins at 6:30PM at 2nd and Central Avenue and goes to 14th and Central Ave. Downtown. For more information call (715) 387-3299.
• 19 - 20 Sheboygan - Footlights: Harmonia. Reflecting the cultures of Hungary, Slovenia, Romania, Croatia and the Ukraine, the passionate gypsy songs of Harmonia celebrate the music and traditions of Eastern European immigrants living in America. Fri 6:30PM; Sat 7:30PM. John Michael Kohler Arts Center. For more information call (920) 458-6144.
• 20 Green Bay - Downtown Lighting Ceremony On Broadway. Kicks off the holiday season with the lighting of the trees on Broadway. A trolley provides free rides throughout the downtown. Downtown. Event starts at 5:00PM. For more information call (920) 437-2531.
• 20 - 21 Madison - UW MadHatters. Founded in 1997, the MadHatters are the first and premier men's a cappella group at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. From the woodworks of the choral department, UW students Chris Yahng and Chad Musolf brought together a group of guys interested in acting like goofs, making good music and giving something back to the community. Overture Center for the Arts. Event starts at 8:00PM. For more information call (608) 258-4177.
• 20 Stevens Point - Holiday Christmas Parade. Tree lighting ceremony, caroling, merchant's window decorating contest, parade & arrival of Santa Claus. Main Street. Event starts at 6:15PM. For more information call (715) 343-5356.
• 20 Tomahawk - Annual Venison Feed. A Tomahawk tradition for more than 40 years. Free venison burgers with chips and soda served from 11AM until gone. Downtown. For more information call (800) 569-2160.
• 20 - 22 West Allis - Holiday Folk Fair International. America's Premier Cultural Festival -Explore the customs and traditions of the world's diverse cultures as you sample regional cuisine, enjoy lively music and dance and purchase beautifully handcrafted goods. Experience the sights sounds and tastes of the world right here in Wisconsin! Fri 3-10PM, Sat 10AM-10PM, Sun 10AM-7PM. Wisconsin Exposition Center, 8200 W Greenfield Avenue. For more information call (414) 225-6225.
• 21 Appleton - Appleton's Every Woman Expo. All women should attend this fun filled day of pampering, shopping, seminars and fu! Enjoy the insanity that is your multi-tasking life... Learn to be a fashionista, a homemaker of the year, a wonderful wife and mother and more... Join this special group of Women just like you... You don't want to miss this event created for Every Woman!!! Wave Bar & Ballroom, 2350 N Casaloma Dr. Event starts at 10:00AM and ends at 3:00PM. For more information call (920) 996-9996.
• 21 Baraboo - WRPQ/TV-43 Holly Jolly Light Parade. Families from miles around have made the parade a part of their holiday tradition. Grandparents, moms and dads and all the kids bundle up and line the streets of Downtown Baraboo to enjoy the dozens of glittering floats, costumed characters and novelty units that make up this holiday parade. Following the parade, children are invited to visit with Santa Claus and have their picture taken. Downtown. Event starts at 6:00PM. For more information call (608) 356-7995.
• 21 Danbury - Hunters' Supper. A dinner for deer hunters sponsored by the Danbury Fire & Rescue. Swiss Town Hall, 5751 Main Street. For more information call (715) 656-3030.
• 21 Green Bay - Green Bay Holiday Parade. Holiday parade with marching bands, floats, giant helium balloons and - of course - Santa. 333 Main Street #117. Event starts at 10:00AM. For more information call (920) 437-3425.
• 21 - 22 Johnson Creek - Deer Widows Weekend Event. The weekend for ladies who would rather save a buck! Prizes, events and savings throughout the weekend. The first 150 shoppers on Saturday receive a welcome bag with additional savings. Johnson Creek Premium Outlets. For more information call (920) 699-4111.
• 21 - 22 Madison - Madison Women's Expo. Hosted by brava magazine, the event features hundreds of exhibitors, celebrity guests and interactive fun including: food, health, leisure, fashion, beauty, style, home, entertaining, children & families, career opportunities, finance, fitness, non-profit and so much more. Alliant Energy Center, 1919 Alliant Center Way. For more information call (608) 442-0454.
• 21 - 22 Madison - Madison Gem and Mineral Club Show & Sale. Features the crafts and jewelry of society members as well as a wide variety of displays and educational exhibits. Alliant Energy Center, 1919 Alliant Center Way. For more information call (608) 251-2601.
• 21 Manitowoc - Chairs for Charity. Tastefully decorated chairs of any shape or size are auctioned off with donations to benefit scholarships, Rahr West Art Museum and Art and About. Rahr West Art Museum, 610 N 8th St. For more information call (920) 684-3006.
• 21 Manitowoc - The Manitowoc Symphony Orchestra presents Double T. Mendelssohn: The Hebrides Overture, Haydn: Symphony #104, Brahms: Double Concerto for Violin, Violoncello and Orchestra. Two of WI finest string soloist Yulia Smead, violin & Laura Kenny Henckel, cello will perform. Call for ticket info. Capitol Civic Centre, 913 S. 8th Street. For more information call (920) 683-2184.
• 21 Milwaukee - Milwaukee Holiday Parade. This is the 83rd annual Milwaukee Holiday Parade and will feature approximately 100 units and take about one hour to pass a given point. Since 1927, the Downtown Milwaukee Christmas Parade has become a cherished Milwaukee Holiday tradition. Downtown. Event starts at 9:30AM. For more information call (262) 377-5935.
• 21 Oconto - Victoria Houston Book Signing. Victoria Houston will be signing the 10th book in the Loon Lake fishing mystery series, Dead Renegade. BayShore Books LLC, 302 Collins Avenue. For more information call (920) 834-3220.
• 21 Plymouth - Wonderful World of Women Expo - The Art of Relaxation. Demonstrations, services and workshops; women-focused clubs, salons and treatment centers will display a variety of products and services. Door prizes, a silent auction and raffle. Refreshments will be served. Plymouth Arts Center, 520 E. Mill St. Event starts at 10:00AM and ends at 3:00PM. For more information call (920) 892-8409.
• 21 Portage - Holiday Open House with High Tea. First seating 11AM-noon, second 12:30PM-1:30PM. Dress up and step up to an elegant setting with tea and delightful delectables. 117 W. Cook Street. For more information call (608) 745-1861.
• 21 Portage - Nob Hill Boys in Concert. The Nob Hill Boys are an established bluegrass unit whose commitment to tradition is clear in every aspect of their performances. This is a bluegrass sound you will truly enjoy. Portage Center for the Arts, 301 E. Cook Street. For more information call (608) 742-5655.
• 21 Prairie du Sac - Wollersheim Winery Ruby Nouveau Tasting. Taste the first release of the 2009 Ruby Nouveau wine in the winery Great Room along with Wisconsin cheeses. The Ruby Nouveau is an estate-grown dry red with enticing fresh flavors and a zesty finish. It is the perfect holiday wine as it is meant to be enjoyed young and pairs well with holiday foods. No admission fee. Open to the public. Wollersheim Winery, 7876 State Road 188. Event starts at 10:00AM and ends at 4:00PM. For more information call (800) 847-9463.
• 21 Racine - Gallery Night: Downtown Racine. More than a dozen galleries participate in this leisurely opportunity to explore Racine's impressive arts district. Discover original paintings, prints, ceramics, photography, sculpture, jewelry and much more. Downtown. Event starts at 5:00PM and ends at 9:00PM. For more information call (262) 634-6002.
• 21 Waupaca - Serendipity Holiday Craft & Gift Fair. The Red Cross participates in a "Round Robin" of craft shows that day. Guests have their cards stamped at each show to be entered in over 100 free drawings. Recreation Center. Event starts at 9:00AM and ends at 4:00PM. For more information call (715) 258-7343.
• 21 Weston - Wausau Area Jaycees Annual Craft Show. Local crafters and vendors. Free to the public. Greenheck Field House, 6400 Alderson St. For more information call (715) 842-2688.
• 22 Dodgeville - ICHS Silent Auction Fundraiser. All proceeds go to the Iowa County Humane Society, a non-profit, no-kill shelter located in Dodgeville, WI. Dodger Bowl Lanes, 318 King Street. Event starts at 1:00PM and ends at 3:00PM. For more information call (608) 935-1381.
• 22 Dodgeville - Iowa County Humane Society Pancake Breakfast. In celebration of the 10th year for the Silent Auction a pancake breakfast at Dodger Bowl Lanes from 7AM to 11AM. Dodger Bowl Lanes, 318 King Street, Dodgeville, WI. For more information call (608) 930-0883.
• 22 Milwaukee - Knightwind Ensemble in Concert. Music Director, John H. Steinke, conducts the Knightwind Ensemble on a journey through his own musical milestones. Works included are the Finale from the Fifth Symphony of Dmitri Shostakovich, Alfred Reed's Russian Christmas Music, and the March from the Symphonic Metamorphosis by Paul Hindemith. The stories of how those pieces became milestones will be revealed throughout the concert. General admission. Wisconsin Lutheran College, Schwan Hal, 8815 W. Wisconsin Avenuel. Event starts at 3:00PM. For more information call (414) 546-1923.
• 22 Waukesha - Christmas Parade. Parade featuring 100 units of marching bands, floats, novelty groups, costume characters, the Dancing Grannies & much more! Free admission. Downtown. Event starts at 4:00PM. For more information call (262) 549-6154.
• 23 Wausau - Annual Brian Setzer Orchestra Christmas Rocks! Extravaganza. Brian Setzer is back again to get your holidays rockin' like no one else can. Setzer has created what is undoubtedly the most exciting annual rockin' Christmas event on the planet. Grand Theater on Artsblock, 415 4th Street. Event starts at 7:30PM. For more information call (715) 842-0988.
• 23 Whitewater - Tamburitzans. The Tamburitzans are a cultural smorgasbord of Eastern European music and dance. Folk dances and live music accented with gloriously colored authentic costumes, take you on a whirlwind tour of European cultures including Croatia, Serbia, Southern Germany, Slovenia, Slovakia, Macedonia, Bulgaria, Ukraine, Romania, Greece, and Russia. UW-Whitewater's Young Auditorium, 930 W Main Street. Event starts at 7:30PM. For more information call (262) 472-2222.
• 24 Appleton - Appleton Downtown Christmas Parade. The 39th annual staging of Wisconsin's largest night time Christmas parade with more than 100 floats, bands and marching units. Costume judging at 5:30PM; Santa Scamper 1-mile run at 6PM. Event starts at 6:30PM. For more information call (920) 954-9112.
• 24 Manitowoc - Lakeshore Holiday Parade. Kick off the holiday shopping season and the illumination of the downtown holiday decorations with floats, marching bands and a visit with Santa Claus at the Rahr West Art Museum. Downtown. Event starts at 6:30PM. For more information call (920) 686-6980.
• 25 Madison - Tunes At Monona Terrace. Little Vito & The Torpedoes (50s & 60s). Enjoy an evening of dancing and great music with friends... all at no charge! Tunes at Monona Terrace has become a Madison tradition thanks to the generous support of the Evjue Foundation, Inc., the charitable arm of The Capital Times. Themed menu specials, snacks, beer, cocktails, and soft drinks are available for purchase beginning at 5PM. Monona Terrace. For more information call (608) 261-4011.
• 25 Whitewater - Scholarship and Creative Achievement Exhibition. Faculty and Academic Staff are provided a forum for the display and acknowledgment of published research and creative work from the previous year. The exhibit offers visitors the opportunity to examine scholarly publications and creative achievements from a diverse range of disciplines and investigative pursuits. Crossman Gallery. For more information call (262) 472-2222.
• 26 Fitchburg - Berbee Derby Thanksgiving Day Run. 10K and 5K run and 5K walk. Benefiting the Technology Education Foundation which supports technology teaching initiatives. 5520 Research Park Drive. For more information call (608) 273-9742.
• 26 Jacksonport - Thanksgiving Day Parade. This casual, fun parade is an annual event on Hwy 57. See it twice, coming and going! Event starts at 12:00PM. For more information call (920) 743-4456.
• 27 Beloit - Lighted Holiday Parade. Santa makes his grand entry into downtown, cheered on by large crowds and a glittering procession of floats from businesses, civic organizations, and spirit-filled families. Music 5PM, tree lighting ceremony 6PM, parade 6:30PM. For more information call (608) 365-0150.
• 27 Boulder Junction - Christmas Walk. Lighting of the town tree, cookie walk, sleigh rides and pictures with Santa. Craft fair during the day with treats for shoppers in most of the shops. Craft Fair: 9AM-4PM, Evening events: 5PM-8PM. Downtown. For more information call (715) 385-2400.
• 27 Chippewa Falls - Santa Arrives. Each year you never know how Santa will be coming to town. He has come by helicoptor, space ship, donkey, horse drawn sleigh and in a storybook delivered by the Post Office. Frosty talks to the children while they wait in anticipation for Santa. He always comes to town the day after Thanksgiving.Handmade ornaments and candy canes are given out to each child. Downtown. For more information call (715) 723-7858.
• 27 Columbus - Holiday Parade. Festive evening holiday parade, featuring lighted and decorated floats followed by the community Christmas tree lighting ceremony. Special guest Santa Claus does the honors. Downtown. Event starts at 6:30PM. For more information call (920) 623-5325.
• 27 - 28 Egg Harbor - Egg Harbor Holly Days. Breakfast with Santa (Saturday at the Landmark Resort). Tree lighting ceremony on Friday at dusk in Harbor View Park. Free horse drawn wagon rides Friday and Saturday. Children's Christmas store, storytelling. Retailers open house. For more information call (920) 868-3717.
• 27 Hudson - Light Up Night - Downtown Hudson. Santa arrives with elves in tow, music in the air, candy canes and much more. With a wave of his hand, Santa turns the dark of night into the festive glow of holiday lights. A sparkling evening in downtown Hudson for kids of all ages. Event starts at 7:00PM. For more information call (715) 386-8411.
• Nov 27 - Dec 20 Jackson - Enchantment in the Park. The Washington County Rotary clubs will transform the Washington County Fairground into a holiday light and music extravaganza. They're going to install hundreds of thousands of holiday lights, fountains and virtual ice displays. And that's not all. All of these amazing light displays will be masterfully choreographed with heart-warming holiday music. This amazing display will raise money and food for those in our own community who need help! Enchantment in the Park will be open from 5PM to 9PM on the following dates: Thursdays through Sundays, starting November 27, 2009 to December 20, 2009. Washington County Fairgrounds. For more information call (262) 335-3457.
• 27 Medford - MACC Lighting of the Lights. Beginning at 6PM children walk with Santa down Main St to turn on the Christmas lights in downtown Medford. For more information call (715) 748-4729.
• 27 Portage - Lighted Holiday Parade & Community Tree Lighting. Enjoy a beautiful parade with all floats lighted. Complimentary "Treats on the Streets", warm refreshments and sweet treats. Downtown. Event starts at 6:00PM. For more information call (608) 745-1861.
• 27 - 28 Portage - Free Kids' Movie at Portage Theater. Free movie with a donation of a non-perishable food item. Movies at 9:30 & 10:20AM. For more information call (608) 745-1861.
• 27 - 29 Wisconsin Dells - Santa Train. Santa arrives at 11AM! Plenty of hot chocolate and cookies to keep you warm. Dress warm, open cars. Riverside and Great Northern Railway,. Event starts at 11:00AM and ends at 3:00PM. For more information call (608) 432-1146.
• 28 Bayfield - Bayfield Holiday Tree Lighting. The holiday season officially begins at the annual Bayfield Holiday Tree Lighting Ceremony. After the ceremony, warm up in the Bayfield Lakeside Pavilion and enjoy listening to Christmas carols performed by The Rittenhouse Singers. Bayfield Lakeside Pavilion. Event starts at 4:30PM. For more information call (715) 779-3335.
• 28 Eagle River - Christmas Kick-Off. Parade with Santa Claus and live reindeer, plus a visit with Santa, hayrides, cookies and apple cider treats and more. Downtown. Event starts at 1:00PM and ends at 4:00PM. For more information call (715) 479-4903.
• 28 Elroy - Craft Fair and Quilt Show. Elroy Holiday Craft Fair and Quilt Show Royall High School, Academy Street. For more information call (608) 462-5503.
• 28 Grafton - Christmas Parade. 30th annual Christmas Parade. Event starts at 11:00AM. For more information call (262) 377-1650.
• 28 Madison - Holiday Craftacular. The 5th Annual Holiday Craftacular is a sale featuring handmade goods from over 60 local artists and crafters. Masonic Center, 301 Wisconsin Avenue. For more information call (608) 204-2644.
• 28 Madison - Downtown Madison Holiday Open House. Activities include free holiday trolley rides & gift bags, holiday lights and carolers, special offers & complimentary refreshments at downtown shops and restaurants, and fun for kids and families at Overture Center for the Arts, including free Kids in the Rotunda performances with shadow puppeteer Daniel Barash, cookie decorating, and holiday photos provided by Isthmus. Free and open to the public. State Street and the Capitol Square. Event starts at 10:00AM and ends at 6:00PM. For more information call (608) 443-1974.
• 28 Minocqua - Christmas in Minocqua. Santa arrives downtown Minocqua at noon with a helping hand from the Minocqua Fire Department. Kids of all ages can visit with Santa and get their pictures taken. Also that day, Santa will be choosing the winners of the incredible Tree-Mendous Raffle. At 4:00 Santa walks through town with everyone in tow to illuminate Minocqua's holiday lights. All this fun is happening in Gaslight Square in downtown Minocqua. For more information call (715) 356-5266.
• 28 Portage - Meet Santa's Real Live Reindeer!. Meet Santa's reindeer from 2PM-5PM. Horse drawn wagon rides from Noon to 3PM. Downtown. For more information call (608) 745-1861.
• 28 Prairie du Sac - Wollersheim Winery Vintage Christmas. Experience old world charm as you prepare for Christmas. Taste Wollersheim wines paired with festive foods, find unique gifts, and gain holiday entertaining tips, plus Christmas carolers will be on hand to set the mood. The winery is a picturesque place to take your family Christmas card photo, so be sure to bring your camera. No admission fee and open to the public. 7876 State Road 188. Event starts at 10:00AM and ends at 4:00PM. For more information call (608) 643-6515.
• 28 St. Germain - Winter Magic. The Town Christmas Tree at the St. Germain Chamber of Commerce will be lit at 6:30PM. Held in conjunction with the town's decorating contest. Downtown. For more information call (715) 477-2205.
• Nov 28 - Dec 26 Sturtevant - Apple Holler brings you A Yuletide Letter from The Purfekt Family. More than 25 cleverly arranged songs and medleys, some familiar and some not so familiar, explore everything from parody as in The Twelve Steps of Christmas, to the traditional and touching, O Holy Night. Celebrating the season with the enjoyable "A Christmas Survival Guide Dinner Theatre Experience", is certain to give you the skills needed so that by the 12th day of Christmas you still: care what your true love gives to you, believe that every time a bell rings an angel gets his wings and want to hear the little drummer boy going, "Pa-rum-pa- pum-pum," on his drum. 5006 S. Sylvania Avenue. For more information call (262) 884-7100.
• 28 Wautoma - Wautoma Christmas Cookie Walk & Parade. Cookie walk features buying a cookie tin and walking to local businesses to fill them. Christmas Parade will start at 4:30PM, thru the downtown area. Event starts at 9:00AM and ends at 6:00PM. For more information call (920) 787-3488.
• 29 Belgium - Christmas Parade. Christmas holiday parade! Event starts at 9:30AM. For more information call (920) 564-3383.
• 29 West Bend - Christmas Parade. Get into the spirit of the season with a Christmas Parade as it makes its way through beautiful Downtown West Bend. Event starts at 5:00PM. For more information call (262) 334-3453.



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• Sep 2 through Apr 24 Portage - Performing Arts Series Season Tickets on Sale Now. The tickets for the 2009/10 Performing Arts Concert Series go on sale to the general public on September 2, 2009. The season promises to be another good one! October 10, 2009 - Jan Wheaton -"Madison's first lady of jazz". November 21, 2009 - Nob Hill Boys - "High Lonesome Bluegrass - Sponsored in part by Community Bank of Portage. January 23, 2010 - Wingra Woodwind Quintet - Sponsored by Richard Rehm. February 6, 2010 - Cris Plata - Tex-Mex Music. March 6, 2010 - UW Madison World Percussion Ensemble - Sponsored in part by Crawford Oil. April 24, 2010 - UW Madison Jazz Big Band - Sponsored in part by Pat Halasz. Seats are reserved. Call for pricing. Portage Center for the Arts, 301 E Cook St.. For more information call (608) 742-5655.
• Sep 22 through May 31 Appleton - Fiberscapes - Experience Paper in 3-D. Exhibit-goers wearing 3-D glasses take an exciting walk inside a sheet of paper. Enlarged fiber microscope images are projected onto the walls and floor, surrounding the visitors and inviting them to reach out amongst the fibers. Also be a display of prints and paper made from unique materials such as silk, cattails, & corn husks. Included in regular admission price - members free. Event runs Mon-Sat 10AM-4PM thru May 31st 2010. Paper Discovery Center 425 W Water St Appleton. For more information call (920) 380-7491.
• Oct 20 through Nov 20 Dodgeville - ICHS Silent Auction - Advance Online Bidding. All proceeds go directly to the Iowa County Humane Society in Dodgeville, WI. ICHS is one of the few no-kill, adoption guarantee shelters in the Midwest and we pride ourselves on giving every animal the chance for life that it deserves. As a non-profit organization, ICHS relies 100% on donations to operate. http://www.ichs.net/silent_auction.html. For more information call (608) 930-0883.

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6-22-2009

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