Events in Wisconsin

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Morel Mushroom Festival - Muscoda
May 17th & 18th, 2008
The festival honors the tasty mushroom - enjoy it fried, or you can purchase some to take home and enjoy later. Saturday night: Fireman's annual steak feed followed by fireworks. Sunday parade at 2PM. Also includes a craft fair, flea market, carnival and much more. Sat 9AM-4PM, Sun 10AM-4PM. 206 N Wisconsin Avenue. For more information call (608) 739-3182.

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1 - 31 Door County - Festival of Blossoms. A celebration of spring framed by more than 300 miles of shoreline. Enjoy thousands of acres of blossoming cherry and apple trees, millions of daffodils and tulips, and countless wildflowers. Special events include a countywide lighthouse walk, boat, trolley and scenic air tours, and community celebrations with arts and crafts, food and music. For more information call (800) 527-3529.
May 2 - Jun 14 Fish Creek - Painted History of Fish Creek. As Fish Creek celebrates its sesquicentennial (150th birthday), acrylic painter and Fish Creek native Andrea Jauquet takes us to the town of her childhood during the 1950s and 1960s. Many of the scenes she honors in her largescale works have disappeared with area development in recent years. Jauquet's paintings are joined by the works of plein air artists and former Fish Creek summer residents, Alice Hotz Apfelbach and her brother, Ferdinand Hotz. Their paintings reflect the landscape of Fish Creek for over thirty years, beginning in the 1920s. Peninsula Art School. For more information call (920) 868-3455.
2 - 25 Madison - The Nerd. Willum Cubbert is delighted to find the man who saved his life on his doorstep. But his enthusiasm soon dissipates as the bumbling half-wit nerd Rick shows no sign of vacating. Overture Center for the Arts. For more information call (608) 256-0029.
6 - 11 Appleton - Monty Python's Spamalot. Winner of the 2005 Tony Award for Best Musical, Monty Python's Spamalot is the outrageous new musical comedy lovingly ripped off from the film classic "Monty Python and the Holy Grail." Tue-Fri 7:30pm; Sat 2PM & 7:30PM; Sun 1PM & 6:30PM. Fox Cities Performing Arts Center, 400 West College Ave. For more information call (920) 730-3761.
May 6 - Nov 15 Genesee Depot - Ten Chimneys Estate Tours. Tuesdays through Saturdays, Ten Chimneys offers guests a virtually barrier-free tour of an estate replete with original furnishings and overflowing with the romance of the Golden Age of Theatre. Guests are placed in small groups and are led through the estate by highly-trained docents who share stories that interpret not only the objects and decor of the estate, but also the lives and values of its remarkable creators, Alfred Lunt and Lynn Fontanne. Ten Chimneys Estate. For more information call (262) 968-4110.
May 6 - Nov 15 Genesee Depot - Fashion Forward: "The Gowns & Garments of Lynn". In collaboration with Mount Mary's Historic Costume Collection, Ten Chimneys 2008 annual exhibition will include garments created by fashion luminaries like Edward Molyneux, garments created by Lynn Fontanne herself, and garments she procured at celebrated boutiques around the world. FREE to the public, no tour required. Ten Chimneys, Lunt-Fontanne Program Center. For more information call (262) 968-4110.
May 6 - Nov 15 Genesee Depot - "Alfred Lunt and Lynn Fontanne: A Life On Stage". An interactive exhibition spotlighting the theatrical idols. Enter a bygone era of drama and sophistication as you step through the facade of Broadway's Lunt-Fontanne Theatre. FREE to the public, no tour required. Ten Chimneys, Lunt-Fontanne Program Center. For more information call (262) 968-4110.
8 - 10 Osseo - Springtime Polka Fest. Fifth annual fest now in a new location. Features great dance bands from Wisconsin, Minnesota, and North Dakota. Wood floor, food, and refreshments make this a great event. Limited RV parking on site. Thur 6:30-10:30PM, Fri 4:30-11:30PM, Sat 11AM-11PM. Palladium Ballroom. For more information call (715) 694-2271.
8 - 10 Sturtevant - Apple Holler It's a Bloomin' Festival. Thousands of Flowers! Enjoy a wagon tour through a 50-acre orchard to see 30 varieties of apple trees in blossom. Bee pollination exhibit with a taste of honey. A profusion of hanging baskets, annuals, planters. Newly arrived outdoor furniture made by Amish craftsmen. Bakery with fresh apple pies and pastries. Apple wine tasting. Outdoor grilled hamburgers, hot dogs, brats and chicken. Build your own caramel apple. Pony rides, pedal carts, Kid's Korral play area with Corn Maze & Cool Cow Maze, moonwalk, farm animals to visit. Apple Holler Restaurant & Playhouse, 5006 S Sylvania Avenue. Event starts at 8:00AM and ends at 4:00PM. For more information call (800) 238-3629.
9 - 11 Elkhart Lake - Jazz on the Vine. A spectacular weekend of wine and music, this international wine and jazz festival features wines from Chile, Australia, France, Germany, Greece, Spain and New Zealand, as well as domestic vineyards from California, Washington and Oregon. The Osthoff Resort, 101 Osthoff Avenue. For more information call (800) 876-3399.
9 - 10 Green Bay - Mother's Day Craft Show . This show has been running for over 25 years. Lots of shoppers and many crafters up and down the mall hallways. Great selling and shopping event! Friday: 10AM to 9PM. Saturday:9:30AM to 5:50PM. East Town Mall corner of Main Street And Mason Str. For more information call (920) 339-9975.
9 Hartford - Alice In Wonderland. Storybook Dance Theatre brings a clever mix of dance, music, and multi-media effects to Lewis Carroll's tale. Schauer Center, 147 N. Rural Street. For more information call (262) 670-0560.
9 - 12 Horicon - Annual Horicon Marsh Bird Festival. Experience the peak of the spring bird migration. Includes guided bird hikes, bird banding demonstration, pontoon boat birding adventures, birding for kids, BIG SIT, Night sounds bus tour, Twilight Birding by boat and more. Reservations required for some events. Horicon Marsh area. For more information call (920) 387-7860.
9 - 11 Madison - Donizetti's Lucia di Lammermoor. Donizetti's Lucia di Lammermoor features a plot filled with tragic love, family feuds and the most recognized mad scene of all opera. 2:30PM & 8PM. Overture Center for the Arts. For more information call (608) 258-4141.
10 Boulder Junction - 12th Annual Journeys Marathon. Head over to Boulder Junction for the most unique, challenging, and breathtaking run in the Midwest. Come journey along a rustic road, run past acres of state forest, and past many picturesque northern lakes. Find a run that fits your needs, including a full marathon, half marathon, power walk, and 5K. Vilas County. For more information call (800) GO-MUSKY.
10 Eagle River - 12th Annual Journeys Marathon. Headquartered at Eagle River Chamber office and held on a course starting from the woodland background of Boulder Junction, meandering through the Northern Highland American Legion State Forest and past scenic lakes and finishing at Riverview Park in Eagle River. USAT&F-certified. Events include full marathon, half marathon, power walk, 5K and fun run for kids 12 and under. Race Registration/Packet pick up is Friday from 5-9PM during an all-you-can-eat spaghetti dinner. Post-race celebration includes relaxation, hot buffet dinner, live music and much more. Boulder Jct. to Eagle River. For more information call (800) 359-6315.
10 Egg Harbor - Blossom Run. 2 & 5 mile walk/run and 1 mile youth run. Race begins at 8:30AM. Register day of run 7-8AM. For more information call (920) 743-4949.
10 - 11 Green Bay - Spring's Wings Bird and Art Festival. Field trips, demonstrations and activities celebrate the many and varied ways we interact with birds. Bay Beach Wildlife Sanctuary, 1660 E Shore Drive. Event starts at 9:00AM and ends at 5:00PM. For more information call (920) 391-3671.
10 Hartford - "Pavarotti of Gospel" Robert Robinson & TCGC. From inspirational spirituals to rocking gospels, Robert Robinson and the Twin Cities Gospel Choir celebrate the rich tradition of African American music. FREE pre-show discussion from 6:30-7:00PM. Schauer Center: 147 N. Rural Street. For more information call (262) 670-0560, ext. 3.
May 10 - Sep 21 Hatfield - Hatfield Flea Market & Craft Show - Summer 2008 Dates. Outdoor Flea Market and Craft Show, over 160 vendor spaces, free admission and parking, great food, children's rides. May 10-11, 24-26(Memorial Day Weekend), July 4-6(July 4th Weekend), August 2-3, 30-Sept 1, September 20-21. N9517 Thunderbird Lane. For more information call (608) 989 2275.
10 Kenosha - Birds & Breakfast. Come walk the trails, look for migrating birds, shop in the boutique and enjoy a hearty breakfast of pancakes, sausage, fresh fruit and beverages. Hawthorn Hollow Nature Sanctuary & Arboretum. Event starts at 7:00AM and ends at 11:30AM. For more information call (920) 552-8196.
10 Kenosha - Kenosha Symphony Orchestra. Under the direction of its world-class music director and conductor Miriam Burns, the Kenosha Symphony Orchestra is presenting increasingly broad and exciting repertoire, and featuring many of today's brightest and most sought-after guest performers. Reuther Auditorium, 913 58th Street. Event starts at 8:00PM. For more information call (262) 654-9080.
10 Madison - Arboretum Native Plant Sale. The 20th annual FOA Native Plant Sale offers over 100 species of native grasses, prairie plants, ferns, woodland flowers, shrubs and trees. Species for a wide range of growing conditions. No plants are dug from the wild. 1207 Seminole Highway. For more information call (608) 263-7760.
10 - 11 Neenah - Flat Grass Soccer Showdown. Competitive soccer tournament for girls and boys. Total of 160 teams from throughout the midwest. Memorial Park. Event starts at 8:00AM and ends at 5:00PM. For more information call (800) 236-6673.
10 Oregon - Oregon Micro Brew Fest. Sample 30+ local and regional brewers in the 3rd annual Fest. Enjoy a variety of beers, great food and live music. Sponsored by the Oregon Area Chamber of Commerce. Liberty Park. Event starts at 1:00PM and ends at 6:00PM. For more information call (608) 835-3697.
10 Pleasant Prairie - Family Walk/Run. Open to all ages, enjoy this walk/run around beautiful Lake Andrea in Prairie Springs Park. 5K begins 8:30AM. 10000 Terwall Terrace. For more information call (262) 925-6743.
10 Richland Center - Annual Heritage Consignment Auction. Huge annual auction, with vehicles, furniture, collectibles, and more. Food stand on grounds. Starlite 14 Drive-in, Hwy 14, Across from Wal-Mart. For more information call (608) 647-7226.
10 Trempealeau - Trempealeau Hip Breaker Bike Tour. One of the Midwest's finest, challenging early-season rides. Choose routes of 10-23 miles for a warm up, or choose the 43-mile route which includes famous "Hip-breaker Hill"; make it up and win a lifetime of bragging rights. Sag support & rest stops throughout. Reg at 7:30AM; ride at 9AM. Trempealeau Hotel. For more information call (608) 534-6615.
10 Whitewater - Ice Age Trail 50 Run. Running in the Ice Age Trail 50 can be a rewarding experience and the better prepared you are - the better your chance for success. This 24th running of the Ice Age Trail 50 will help you create a new story that will only get better with age and become part of the Ice Age folklore. For more information call (262) 495-3131.
11 Janesville - Mother's Day Tours at the Lincoln Tallman House. This 26-room Italianate villa style mansion is the only private home still in existence in Wisconsin that can boast Abraham Lincoln as an overnight guest. Also included in the tour are the Tallman Horse Barn and Wilson King Stone House. Guided tours of the 1850s mansion reveal the unique architecture of the building and the lives of the family that occupied it. Lincoln-Tallman House, 440 N Jackson Street. Event starts at 10:00AM and ends at 3:00PM. For more information call (608) 756-4509.
11 Marshfield - Marshfield Art Fair. Marshfield's only juried fine arts fair. Kid's Creative Corner, Young Collector's Corner, demonstrations by artists, music, Rotary Club food booth. A Mother's Day tradition. Marshfield Senior High Fieldhouse. Event starts at 10:00AM and ends at 4:30PM. For more information call (715) 387-5562.
11 Racine - Celebrate Mother's Day at RAM. Celebrate RAM's fifth anniversary with Mom. Enjoy free admission and delightful refreshments. Racine Art Museum, 441 Main Street. For more information call (262) 638-8300.
11 Wausau - Robert Robinson: The TCC Gospel Choir. Headed by the power and passion of long-time Lorie Line tenor soloist, Robert Robinson, this choir celebrates music and spirituality through the rich tradition of African American Gospel music. With songs ranging from inspirational spirituals to rocking contemporary Gospel tunes, the choir will move you, creating a bridge across racial, cultural, and economic boundaries. Grand Theater, 415 4th Street. Event starts at 1:00PM. For more information call (888) 239-0421.
12 Genesee Depot - Play Reading: "Arms and the Man". In partnership with The Milwaukee Repertory Theater's Intern Company, Ten Chimneys Foundation presents Play Readings at Ten Chimneys. In the tradition of the bygone "golden age of radio," this engaging series allows audiences to see and hear the next generation of professional actors recreate the plays related to the "golden couple of Broadway." Written by George Bernard Shaw, Arms and the Man confirmed the Lunts' status as outstanding comedic performers. Ten Chimneys, Lunt-Fontanne Program Center. For more information call (262) 968-4110.
12 - 31 Ripon - Birth of a Baby Clydesdale. Come see the newest addition to the Larson's Famous Clydesdales family. Enjoy the rare opportunity to pet a baby Clydesdale. Free photo with baby included in ticket price. Reservations required. Larson's Famous Clydesdales, W12654 Reeds Corner Road. Event starts at 1:00PM. For more information call (920) 748-5466.
13 Galesville - Galesville Founder's Day. Founder's Day is a day to remember the Founding of Gale College and the forefathers of Galesville. The event is held the 3rd Sunday of May at 1:00 p.m. with a speaker and GET High School chorus music. Taps are played with a wreath being placed on Judge Gale's gravesite which is located on the historic site of the college grounds. Gale College, 20869 S 12th. For more information call (608) 582-2162.
13 - 18 Madison - Monty Python's Spamalot. Spamalot is the outrageous new musical comedy lovingly ripped off from the film classic "Monty Python and the Holy Grail." Directed by Tony Award winner Mike Nichols, with a book by Eric Idle and music and lyrics by the Grammy Award-winning team of Mr. Idle and John Du Prez, Spamalot tells the tale of King Arthur and his Knights of the Round Table as they embark on their quest for the Holy Grail. Flying cows, killer rabbits, taunting Frenchmen and show-stopping musical numbers are just a few reasons audiences everywhere are eating up Spamalot. Overture Center for the Arts. For more information call (608) 258-4141.
May 13 - Jun 26 Madison - T'ai Chi At Monona Terrace. Sessions introduce fundamental T'ai Chi in an easy to learn routine. At the Kickoff Event on 5/13, the first 50 participants receive a free lunch-to-go, and free water bottles will be given away on behalf of Group Health Cooperative. Participants can also enter the T'ai Chi punch card program, for a chance to win prizes at the end of the series. Free and open to the public. Dates are: 5/13, 5/15, 5/20, 5/22, 5/27. 5/29, 6/03, 6/05, 6/10, 6/12, 6/17, 6/19, 6/24 & 6/26. In case of inclement weather, class will be canceled. Please call Monona Terrace at (608) 261-4000 after 11AM the day of event for cancellation information. Registration is available on site. Monona Terrace Rooftop, One John Nolen Drive. For more information call (608) 261-4000.
13 Wausau - The Real Frankie Valli & The Four Seasons. Frankie Valli holds a unique place among the rock 'n' roll icons of the 50s and 60s. Early Four Seasons hits like "Sherry," "Big Girls Don't Cry," "Walk Like a Man," "Dawn (Go Away)," "Rag Doll," and "Working My Way Back to You." Solo chart-toppers like "Can't Take My Eyes Off You," "C'Mon Marianne," "Will You Love Me Tomorrow," "My Eyes Adored You," and "Our Day Will Come." Grand Theater, 415 4th Street. Event starts at 7:30PM. For more information call (888) 239-0421.
14 - 18 Madison - MGM Spring Horse Show. This is one of the longest-running saddlebred shows in Wisconsin featuring beautiful horses, intense competition and major prizes. Alliant Energy Center, 1919 Alliant Energy Way. For more information call (847) 537-4743.
15 - 17 Fond du Lac - A Cabaret Comedy: Coming Home. Buying a home is one thing, coming home is another. Windhover Center for the Arts. Event starts at 7:30PM. For more information call (920) 921-5410.
15 - 18 Siren - Siren Lilacfest. Sponsored by the Communities United in Education- Siren Area Garden Club will be selling refreshments. Various locations. For more information call (800) 788-3164.
15 - 17 Wisconsin Dells - 21st Annual Badger Spring Pause-Coca Cola Collector's. Swap Meet:Saturday ONLY. Coca-Cola Collectors.Open to the Public. Wintergreen Resort & Conference Center. Event starts at 9:30AM and ends at 1:00PM. For more information call (414) 476-1249.
16 - 18 Ashland - Chequamegon Bay Bird and Nature Festival. Birding enthusiasts and nature lovers will come together May 16-18 for the second Chequamegon Bay Birding and Nature Festival on the south shore of Lake Superior, home to some of the best birding hot spots in the Midwest. The weekend-long event features guided field trips, hands-on workshops, educational programs for adults and children, exhibits and over 20 speakers. 29270 County Highway G. For more information call (800) 284-9484.
16 Bayfield - "Garden Talk" live broadcast in Bayfield. Kick off Bayfield in Bloom's celebration of spring with Wisconsin Public Radio's Larry Meiller who will broadcast his "Garden Talk" show live at the Bayfield Lakeside Pavilion from 10:30am - Noon. Be a part of the audience and bring your questions! For more information call (800) 447-4094.
May 16 - Jun 15 Bayfield - Bayfield In Bloom. A month-long celebration of blooming wildflowers and orchards with gardening activities, demonstrations, entertainment, plant sales, garden tours and plantings. Come see the 14,000 new daffodils that welcome you to this quaint harbor town. Bayfield and surrounding area. For more information call (800) 447-4094.
16 Delafield - Spring Gallery Night. Talented artisans showcase their work at local shops. Free shuttle buses, food, music, carriage rides, and great art. Twilight Tours at Historic Hawks Inn 5-8pm. Downtown Delafield. Event starts at 5:00PM and ends at 9:00PM. For more information call (888) 294-1082.
16 - 18 Elkhart Lake - SVRA Spring Vintage Weekend. The Sports car Vintage Racing Association (SVRA) offers tightly regulated, wheel-to-wheel racing for men and women who own and maintain vintage and historical cars. 400 participants in ten race groups. N7390 State Road 67. For more information call (800) 365-7223.
16 - 17 Manitowish Waters - Birding Festival. Explore the wonders of birding during peak warbler migration. Great Lakes area experts lead trips and workshops aimed at improving birding skills, knowledge, and conservation and habitat measures. Birders of all levels are welcome, including children. Friday evening reception features hors d'ouevres and beverages, guest presentation and music. May 16: 5:30-7PM, Opening Reception. May 17: 6AM-5PM. North Lakeland Discovery Center. For more information call (715) 543-2085.
16 - 18 Pleasant Prairie - IcePlex Spring Ice Show. This is an annual family fun show, which showcases the talents of skaters in the IcePlex figure skating program. 9900 Terwall Terrace - State Hwy 165 & County Road H. For more information call (262) 925-6752.
16 - 17 Plymouth - Plymouth Arts Center Singers Spring Concert. The Plymouth Arts Center Singers present their spring show. The ensemble is comprised of local area singers. Most of the music presented is choral in nature. Please call the Plymouth Arts Center for show times and ticket purchase information. Plymouth Arts Center, 520 East Mill Street. For more information call (920) 892-8409.
May 16 - Jun 8 Racine - Guys and Dolls. Nathan Detroit bets his pal, high roller Sky Masterson, that Sky cannot make the next lady he sees fall in love with him. When she turns out to be Miss Sarah Brown of the Save-A-Soul Mission, Sky has his work cut out for him. Racine Theatre Guild, 2519 Northwestern Avenue. For more information call (262) 633-4218.
16 - 17 Rothschild - Firefighters Motorcycle Ride for MDA. Firefighters Ride for MDA is an organized ride through central Wisconsin open to all motorcyclists. All money raised goes to MDA. Host Hotel is Lodge at Cedar Creek. Entertainment: Vic Ferrari Band each night from 7-11 PM. Wausau Harley-Davidson, 1570 CTH XX. For more information call (715) 261-7900.
16 - 18 Stoughton - Syttende Mai Folk Festival. America's largest celebration of Norwegian Constitution Day. Two parades, folk dancing, rosemaling, hardanger and quilt exhibits, ethnic food, arts & crafts fair, canoe race, Syttende Mai Run, Norwegian (bunad) style show. Fri 9AM-10PM, Sat 8AM-10PM, Sun 8AM-4PM. 532 E Main Street. For more information call (608) 873-7912.
16 - 18 Sturgeon Bay - Sturgeon Bay Open Bass Tournament. Prizes awarded after 4PM on Sunday. Sawyer Park. For more information call (920) 499-3988.
16 - 17 Thorp - Thorp City & Country Wide Thrift Sales. Thorp residents in town & in the country hold garage sales at their homes. Last year there were 60 sales & the year before 70 sales! See what kind of bargains you can find in Thorp! In and around Thorp. For more information call (715) 669-7458.
17 Amherst - Amherst Quilt, Craft & Amish Furniture Auction. Amish quilts & furniture are auctioned under huge tents. Baked goods, food and refreshments. Portage County Fairgrounds. Event starts at 8:00AM. For more information call (715) 467-2800.
17 - 31 Amherst - Tiffany Lamps and Stained Glass. "Twelve Fans of Tiffany" is the second stained-glass lamp book by Scandinavia artist Dan Alfuth. In celebration of its recent publication, the new Tomorrow River Gallery in Amherst will be holding a reception on Saturday, May 17, from 2 to 5PM to meet the author. On display will be the twelve fan lamps that are featured patterns in the book. The book will be available for purchase, along with Alfuth's first book, "Stained Glass for the Beginner." The lamp display will run at the gallery through May 31. Tomorrow River Gallery. For more information call (715) 321-2142.
17 Appleton - Spring Garden Festival & Heirloom Plant Sale. 35 vendors selling plants and garden accessories. Held rain or shine. 50 varieties of heirloom tomatoes, peppers, lettuce and flowers. Free gardening demos, music by Green Apple Folk Music Society, children's activities. Gardens of the Fox Cities, 1313 E Witzke Blvd. Event starts at 9:00AM and ends at 4:00PM. For more information call (920) 993-1900.
17 Arkdale - Muddy 13 Mud Bog & Dirt Drag Races. Food, concessions, vendors and DJ on grounds. No open riding. Gate fee. Gates open 8am; racing begins at noon. Muddy 13 Raceway. For more information call (608) 547-1642.
17 Baileys Harbor - Baileys Harbor Spring Art & Craft Fair. Area artisans present their work. Concessions. Front Lawn of Town Hall. For more information call (920) 839-2366.
17 Baraboo - Amcore Bank Faire on the Square. Semi-annual arts and crafts show with food, farmer's market, children's activities, and entertainment. Courthouse Square. Event starts at 9:00AM and ends at 4:00PM. For more information call (608) 356-7995.
17 Baraboo - Circus World Opening Day. Opening Day for the 2008 season. Circus World Museum, 550 Water Street. For more information call (866) 693-1500.
17 Bayfield - Apple Blossom Run. 2-mile or 10K run among the apple orchards in full spring bloom overlooking the Apostle Islands. Bayfield Apple Company CTH J & Betzold Rd. For more information call (800) 447-4094.
17 Cable - Cable Area Off-Road Classic. Challenge yourself with an 18 or 23-mile X-C mountain bike race. Includes race socks and entries in random drawings. Race starts at Lakewood's Resort at 10AM. The Lakewoods/Downtown Cable. For more information call (800) 533-7454.
17 Cedarburg - Kevin Eubanks at the Cedarburg PAC. Tonite Show band director and guitarist, Kevin Eubanks modeled his career after the fiery playing style of John McLaughlin. Kevin has built a reputation for smooth, well-produced contemporary fusion, but is also comfortable and renowned for his more challenging stylings. Cedarburg Performing Arts Center, W68 N611 Evergreen Blvd. Event starts at 8:00PM. For more information call (800) 237-2874.
17 Eagle - Rituals of Spring. Springtime in the 1800s was a busy time. The event includes sheep shearing with hand shears and the annual heirloom plant sale in the Artisan's Market. Old World Wisconsin, S103 W37890 Highway 67. Event starts at 10:00AM and ends at 5:00PM. For more information call (866) 944-7483.
17 Elkhart Lake - Road America Family Tailgate Party. Free party. Limited access - enter at Gate 2. Carnival rides, kids Big Wheel contest, food and beverage sampling, car show, and track tours. N7390 State Road 67. Event starts at 10:00AM and ends at 3:00PM. For more information call (800) 365-7223.
17 - 18 Fond du Lac - Far End of the Lake Rendezvous. Living history prior to 1840. Demos include flintknapping, spinning, candlemaking, natural dying, currency of the times, blacksmithing, and an old-time taffy pull. Music at various times. Food and beverages include sanchos, fry bread and root beer. Galloway House and Village, 336 Old Pioneer Road. For more information call (920) 922-1166.
17 Fort McCoy - Fort McCoy's Armed Forces Day Open House. This free event is a great opportunity for people to get acquainted with the role of the installation in today's military environment as well as a time for Fort McCoy to show its appreciation to their neighbors. Free face painting and dog tags for the kids. State Hwy. 21 West. For more information call (608) 388-2407.
17 - 18 Green Bay - Civil War Living History Weekend at Hazelwood. Civil War encampment, both Union and Confederate, camp life and battle drilling. Enjoy ladies' activities, including an outdoor Civil War tea, spinning in the kitchen and much more. Concessions. 1008 S Monroe Avenue. Event starts at 10:00AM and ends at 4:00PM. For more information call (920) 437-1840.
17 Holmen - Coulee Region Riders Club Gymkhana. Rodeo events for high school and adult riders; barrel racing, pole bending, jumping, figure 8, Texas flag race. N6350 Briggs Road. For more information call (608) 526-4684.
17 - 18 Kenosha - Lakeside Players, Inc. Presents "Golliwhopper". The shows are recommended for ages 4 & up. This weekend: "Golliwhopper." What is a Golliwhopper? It's a tall tale that captures the exuberance of our country's early days. Put four of them together in a polished theatrical package--complete with mime, ballad, dance, dialogue, even puppetry--and you have Golliwhoppers! Sat-11AM & 2PM, Sun-2PM. Rhode Center for the Arts/Opera House. For more information call (262) 657-7529.
17 Madison - Madison Tour de Cure for American Diabetes Association. All events feature fully supported routes with rest stops every 7-10 miles, breakfast, lunch, safety and medical support and music. Routes vary per event but most events include a 10mile, 25K, 50K and 100K. American Family Insurance on Madison's northeast side. For more information call (608) 222-7785.
17 - 18 Madison - Badger Bonsai Show at Olbrich. Marvel at these growing landscapes in miniature. Sponsored by the Badger Bonsai Society. Olbrich Botanical Gardens & Bolz Conservatory, 3330 Atwood Avenue. Event starts at 10:00AM and ends at 4:00PM. For more information call (608) 233-3305.
17 Menomonee Falls - Endangered Species Day. The star of this event will be one of the Center's educational ambassador animals, Jewel, the ornate box turtle. Her 5 inch long dark blue shell is ornamented with yellow lines and dots which makes her particularly appealing to those who have never had the opportunity to see one of these creatures in the wild. The ornate box turtle has been listed as endangered in the state of Wisconsin since 1972, primarily due to loss of habitat. The Wildlife In Need Center is a nonprofit providing rehabilitation for native Wisconsin wildlife with the intent to release back into the wild and providing community education services. Friends of Nature, N88 W15483 Main Street. For more information call (262) 968-5075.
17 - 18 Muscoda - Morel Mushroom Festival. The festival honors the tasty mushroom - enjoy it fried, or you can purchase some to take home and enjoy later. Saturday night: Fireman's annual steak feed followed by fireworks. Sunday parade at 2PM. Also includes a craft fair, flea market, carnival and much more. Sat 9AM-4PM, Sun 10AM-4PM. 206 N Wisconsin Avenue. For more information call (608) 739-3182.
17 - 18 Oshkosh - Fishing Has No Boundaries. A two-day fishing event for the disabled that requires pre-registration. Go to the website, click on "Fishing has no boundaries." A UW Oshkosh event. Awards ceremony, meals provided both days: Sat lunch, Sun breakfast, volunteers needed. Menominee Park. For more information call (920) 424-7134.
17 Park Falls - Dirt Devils ATV Club Start 'Em Up Party. Dealers with new models and gear, food, raffles, & membership drive. Food and refreshments available. Raffle drawing at 6PM. At Moose Jaw Resort off forest road 144. Event starts at 4:00PM. For more information call (715) 762-4040.
17 - 18 Ripon - Ripon Area Car Enthusiasts Car Show. On Sat, enjoy a parade of classic cars through the countryside at 6 pm. On Sun, a classic auto show, games, tests of skill, music, food and prizes. Website Barlow Park. For more information call (920) 748-6764.
17 Sister Bay - Festival of Blossoms. Taste of Sister Bay, flower box prizes, maypole raising, Irish dancers, children's parade, face painting, community-wide garage sale, bonfire with live entertainment and flower box drawing. For more information call (920) 743-4456.
17 - 18 Sturgeon Bay - Door County Lighthouse Walk. A self-guided, county-wide tour of 6 mainland lighthouses. Walk the grounds and soak in the history of Door County's fabled lighthouses. Boat tours to and around island lighthouses. For more information call (920) 743-5958.
17 - 18 Sturgeon Bay - Shepherd's Market. Northeast Wisconsin's oldest fiber event. Demonstrations of spinning and weaving. 3831 Clark Lake Road. For more information call (920) 743-1560.
17 Tomah - Fort McCoy Armed Forces Day Open House. Activities include: historical military displays, guided tours, training displays, interactive shooting van, military equipment, face painting, personalized dog tags, refreshments and much more. Commemorative Area, off Hwy 21 through Gate 15. Event starts at 9:00AM and ends at 3:00PM. For more information call (608) 388-2407.
17 Trempealeau - Blues Bash. Blues music along the banks of the Mississippi River. A great day of old school rockin' blues tunes, outdoors along the Mighty Mississippi River. Rain or shine. Historic Trempealeau Hotel, 150 Main Street. Event starts at 2:00PM and ends at 11:00PM. For more information call (608) 534-6898.
17 Turtle Lake - Turtle Lake Spring Market. The Turtle Lake Area Chamber of Commerce will be hosting an Antique Show/Flea Market in conjunction with the Garden Club's Plant Sale in the Village Park. Event starts at 8:00AM and ends at 3:00PM. For more information call (715) 986-2241.
17 - 18 Wauwatosa - Gem, Mineral & Fossil Show. Dealers from the Midwest sell lapidary supplies, tools, books, rough material, slabs, finished specimens, cabochons, jewelry, carvings, fossils and more. Children's activities, special exhibits, displays, and food sales. Hart Park - Muellner Building. Event starts at 10:00AM and ends at 5:00PM. For more information call (414) 771-8668.
17 Westfield - Bloomin Best Day. Bloomin' Best Days is open free to the general public. It is a day of celebrating Spring through sidewalk and craft sales. E 2nd St & Main St. For more information call (608) 296-4146.
17 - 18 Wisconsin Dells - Automotion Car Show. With over 900 hot cars, it's a good thing you'll be surrounded by so many waterparks. Automotion 2008 classic car show features a swap meet, car corral and evening car cruise. Spectator admission is free! So cruise into The Waterpark Capital of the World and check out ALL the rides! Noah's Ark Waterpark. Event starts at 7:00AM and ends at 5:00PM. For more information call (800) 233-3557.
18 Burlington - Chocolate City Bike Ride. 3 routes in Racine and Kenosha Counties, registration 8 - 10AM at Bob's Pedal Pusher in Burlington. For more information call (262) 763-7794.
18 Chilton - Wisconsin Micro-Brewers Beer Fest. More than 30 Wisconsin micro-brewers offer 120+ hand-crafted brews, ales to stouts. Live music from the Jerry Schneider Band and Copper Box. Purchase tickets in advance. Madison & Chestnut Streets. Event starts at 1:00PM and ends at 6:00PM. For more information call (920) 849-2534.
18 Elkhorn - Elkhorn Antique Flea Market. More than 750 dealers with antiques and more. Concessions. Walworth County Fairgrounds. For more information call (414) 525-0820.
18 Grafton - American Diabetes Tour de Cure. Fund raising cycling event to benefit the American Diabetes Association. The Milwaukee event begins in Grafton. Grafton High School,1950 Washington Street. For more information call (414) 778-5500.
18 Green Bay - Cellcom Green Bay Marathon. 26.2-mile marathon, 13.1-mile half marathon, 5K and 1/2-mile WPS Kids' Power Run. Also, Prevea Health Expo, Titletown Brewing Pasta Dinner, and Wisconsin-style tailgate party at race finish line. Full and Half marathon start on Main Street at 7AM. 5K run/walk start on Lombardi Avenue at 7AM. Lambeau Field, 1265 Lombardi Avenue. For more information call (920) 432-6272.
18 Greenbush - Wade House 1860s Base Ball Game. Enjoy a historic game of base ball at a historic site (yes, the game was spelled as two words in the 1860s). The Greenbush Dead Citys vintage baseball team takes on another historic team in a game played using 1860s rules. Visitors may also try their hands at some 19th-century base ball skills. Wade House, W7824 Center Road. For more information call (866) 944-7483.
18 King - Wisconsin Veterans Home Open House and Old Car Show. Annual open house includes live entertainment, cruises on Chain O' Lakes at 11am, noon, 1 & 2 pm, food & refreshments, and an old car show featuring over 100 antique cars & vintage military vehicles. N2665 County Road QQ. Event starts at 10:30AM and ends at 3:00PM. For more information call (715) 258-4247.
18 La Crosse - Riverside Family Fun Fair. Family fun with trolley rides, concessions, games, inflatable bounce houses, and prizes. Racecars, speed boats, and emergency vehicles on display. Tour Riverside Museum, watch the River City Water Skiers and enjoy discounted cruises on the La Crosse Que Riverside Park. Event starts at 1:00PM and ends at 4:00PM. For more information call (800) 658-9424.
18 Milwaukee - Milwaukee Area Tour de Cure for American Diabetes Association. All events feature fully supported routes with rest stops every 7-10 miles, breakfast, lunch, safety and medical support and music. Routes vary per event but most events include a 10mile, 25K, 50K and 100K. Grafton High School. For more information call (608) 222-7785.
18 Oshkosh - Festival of Spring. Festival of Spring features the Paine's annual Spring Plant Sale and over 150 vendors of original art, fine craft, plant and landscape vendors. Paine Art Center and Gardens, 1410 Algoma Blvd. Event starts at 8:00AM and ends at 4:00PM. For more information call (920) 235-6903.
18 Prairie du Chien - Rivertown Reliques. A walking tour of Prairie du Chien's historic buildings near Blackhawk Ave. Meet at Fort Crawford Museum. 717 South Beaumont Road. For more information call (800) 732-1673.
20 Waukesha - Season Finale, Innocence Lost: Music in the '60s. 60th Anniversary Season comes to a close with Barber's beloved Adagio for Strings as well as two scenes from his 1966 opera Antony and Cleopatra. Also featured is Mahler's First Symphony and Richard Strauss' Till Eulenspiegels. Performed by the Waukesha Symphony Orchestra. Shattuck Music Center, Carroll College. Event starts at 7:30PM. For more information call (262) 547-1858.
21 Madison - Tunes At Monona Terrace. Free and open to the public. Entertainment by The Reptile Palace Orchestra (Balkan Dance Groove). Concessions available for purchase at 5PM. Sponsored by the Evjue Foundation and Monona Terrace. Monona Terrace Community and Convention Center. For more information call (608) 261-4000.
22 - 24 Baileys Harbor - Door County Festival of Nature. A three-day celebration of the many natural wonders of Door County. Includes birding trips, wildflower hikes, evening programs, and social activities. The Ridges Sanctuary. For more information call (920) 839-2802.
22 - 25 Beaver Dam - Race Into Summer. Live music, children's activities, race car displays, food & drink. Swan City Park. For more information call (920) 885.4442.
May 22 - Jun 14 Elm Grove - The Boys Next Door. A very funny yet very touching play that focuses on the lives of four mentally handicapped men who are overseen by a caring, but increasingly burned out, social worker. May 22-25, 29-June 1, 5-8, 12-14. Sunset Playhouse, 800 Elm Grove Road. For more information call (262) 782-4430.
May 22 - Jul 6 Fort Atkinson - Neil Simon's Barefoot in the Park. We start with two young newlyweds starting married life out in one of New York's most off beat and hilarious apartment buildings. And when we add the bride's proper mother and the dashing, bohemian upstairs neighbor it's a recipe for a rollicking romantic adventure that will keep you laughing all night long. The laughs are non-stop in this smash Broadway hit from America's favorite playwright. Fireside Dinner Theatre, 1131 Janesville Avenue. For more information call (800) 477-9505.
22 - 25 Madison - Madison Classic Horse Show. American saddlebreds and their riders compete for ribbons, trophies and prize money. Open to the public. Alliant Energy Center, 1919 Alliant Energy Way. For more information call (608) 267-3976.
22 Madison - Wright Lecture Series. The topic will be "Victor Sidy: Apprentice, Architect, Educator". Sidy, the Dean of Frank Lloyd Wright School of Architecture, will present an overview of his work and recent work from the studios of Taliesin. Free and open to the public. Held in the Lecture Hall of Monona Terrace. Monona Terrace Community and Convention Center. For more information call (608) 261-4000.
22 - 25 Onalaska - Sunfish Days. Includes a carnival, live entertainment, a parade (Sat at noon), Kids' Fishing Derby (Sat 8-10AM), petting zoo, pet contest, and pony rides. Concessions include fish sandwiches and Fish Fry on Fri night. OmniCenter - Van Riper Park. For more information call (800) 873-1901.
22 - 24 Oshkosh - NCAA Division III Outdoor Track and Field Championships. NCAA Division III Men's & Women's Outdoor Track & Field Championships. Oshkosh Sports Complex - Titan Stadium. For more information call (920) 424-1034.
23 - 26 Albany - Yesteryear Days. Memorial Day weekend celebration with Friday evening street dance; Yesteryear Parade and chicken barbecue Saturday. Memorial Day Parade and ceremony on the 25th. Rueben's Run Duathlon on May 24. Fri dance 8PM; Sat parade 1PM, fireworks at dusk; Mon 11AM Memorial Service at Legion Park. Downtown. For more information call (888) 222-9111.
23 - 27 Appleton - NCAA Division II Baseball World Series. Fox Cities Stadium, 2400 N. Casaloma Drive. For more information call (920) 832-6749.
23 - 25 Arcadia - Wisconsin High School Regional Rodeo. 4th annual rodeo with more than 150 contestants from Wisconsin & Iowa competing in 12 rodeo events. Performances Sat and Sun featuring a chicken scramble, jackpot bull bash, and steer wrestling. Friday night is open to anyone who wants to ride. Arcadia High School. For more information call (608) 323-7663.
23 - 25 Arcadia - Arcadia Broiler Days. Activities include a 30-team softball tourney, bicycle tour, motorcycle poker run, horseshoe tourney, 5k run, talent show, kiddie parade, Grand parade on Sunday, tractor pull, live music, and some of the tastiest BBQ chicken made in Wisconsin. Downtown Arcadia. For more information call (608) 323-3645.
23 - 25 Boulder Junction - Boulder Junction Town Wide Rummage Sale. Held throughout the Boulder Junction area. Maps available from the Boulder Junction Chamber of Commerce. For more information call (715) 385-2400.
23 - 26 Burlington - Chocolate Festival. Carnival, concerts, chocolate creations, taste of chocolate, chocolate Olympics, Chocolate Kingdom tent, petting zoo, and Monday parade. Chocolate eating contest, chainsaw artist, arts and crafts show on the grounds. Chocolate Festival Grounds. For more information call (262) 763-2680.
23 - 26 Dresser - Total Off-Road Rally. 4x4 truck pull and monster trucks. Trollhaugen Ski Area. For more information call (800) 826-7166.
23 - 26 Madison - World's Largest Bratfest. Let someone else do the grilling this Memorial Day weekend while Bratfest cooks up great brats for a great cause! Willow Island at the Alliant Energy Center. For more information call (608) 267-3976.
23 - 26 New Glarus - Community Festival. A family-oriented, traditional Memorial Day weekend celebration with music, children's activities, food and fun. Bands play Fri, Sat and Sun evenings Village Park. For more information call (800) 527-6838.
23 - 26 Sturtevant - Apple Holler Asparagus Festival. Celebrate the first fresh tastes of spring with Fresh Asparagus and Asparagus Menu Specials at the Apple Holler Restaurant. Apple Holler Restaurant & Playhouse, 5006 S Sylvania Avenue. For more information call (262) 884-7100.
24 Arcadia - Arcadia Memorial Bike Ride. Five choices of route lenghts ranging from 10 to 60+ miles, thru scenic hills and valleys of the Arcadia area. You will see one of the most beautiful overlooks in Wisconsin during the medium and long tours. The longest tour being a metric century with a mile high of cumulative climbing, this route is a challenge for those cyclists who like to test their abilities. 435 E Gavney Road. Event starts at 8:00AM. For more information call (608) 323-2319.
24 - 26 Black River Falls - Ho-Chunk Nation Pow-wow. Twice a year the Ho-Chunk welcome all friends and neighbors to attend their pow-wow held as a celebration of thanks. It provides a time to gather and enjoy drums dancing, and a wide variety of crafts available from vendors across the country. Visitors spend their day enjoying the vibrant colors and designs of the dancers' outfits and admiring their fluid, beautiful dancing. Pow-Wow Grounds - Hwy 54. For more information call (800) 404-4008.
24 Black River Falls - Louella Blackdeer 5k/10k Fun Run/Walk. 8th annual event to benefit Runners against Drunk Driving. Door prizes, refreshments, and Kids' Race at 10AM. Hwy 54E & Brockway Road. For more information call (715) 429-0629.
24 Blue Mounds - 3rd Annual Alp BlHuez Blue Mounds Time Trial . Wisconsin's Toughest Time Trial! Awards for Male and Female racers in each Wisport age category. Entry fee. Blue Mounds State Park. For more information call (608) 935-1381.
24 - 25 Eagle River - Strawberry Craft Fest. Quality art & craft fair with crafters from across America. Food area with picnic table seating, strawberry treats, music and family entertainment. Vilas County Fairgrounds, State Highway 70. Event starts at 9:30AM and ends at 4:30PM. For more information call (715) 675-6201.
24 - 26 Fond du Lac - Galloway House & Village Half-Price Weekend. Tour this 1900's era village with more than 30 buildings representing various old time shops, the Blakely Museum, and CCC Barracks Museum for half the price of regular admission. 336 Old Pioneer Road. For more information call (920) 923-3010.
24 - 25 Jacksonport - Maifest. Art fair, fun run, food, music, horse pull, parade (11am Sat), and more. Lakeside Park, Hwy 57, Door County. Event starts at 9:00AM and ends at 5:00PM. For more information call (920) 823-2015.
24 - 25 Janesville - 7th Annual Southern Wisconsin AirFEST. The Southern Wisconsin AirFEST welcomes the Canadian Snowbirds Jet Team and the U.S. Army Golden Knights Parachute Team to this seventh annual event. Southern Wisconsin Regional Airport. For more information call (608) 754-5405.
24 Lyndon Station - Richie Rich and The Funky White Boys Concert. Blues band out of Chicago. Some of the members have played with Chuck Berry, KoKo Taylor, Lou Rawls, BB King and more. This is a free show. Last Shot Saloon. Event starts at 8:00PM and ends at 1:00AM. For more information call (608) 666-2772.
24 - 25 Ogema - Hidden Prairie Rendezvous. Portrayal of a 1840s fur trade rendezvous including woods walk, hawk & knife throw, black powder shoot, primitive bow shoot, fire starting, fry pan tossing, and kid's games. County Road M. Event starts at 9:00AM and ends at 4:00PM. For more information call (715) 767-5807.
24 - 26 Omro - Memorial Day Weekend "Sell"-a-Bration. Arts and Crafts Sale, Citywide Rummage Sale, Church Bazaars and Bake Sales, Library Book and Rummage Sale on Saturday, Carnival Saturday & Sunday, Parade/Dedication Ceremony on Monday. Downtown. For more information call (920) 685-6960.
24 - 26 Oshkosh - Memorial Day Weekend Classic Horse Show. Classic quarter horse show. Free admission, concessions available. Sunnyview Expo Center, 500 E County Road Y. Event starts at 7:00AM. For more information call (920) 685-5725.
24 - 26 Pigeon Falls - Memorial Day Celebration. Annual event featuring barbecue chicken, grilled brats, and hot pork sandwiches. Softball tournaments and a traditional Memorial Day parade. There is a talent show on Sunday evening followed by fireworks. Downtown. For more information call (715) 983-5888.
24 - 25 Sturgeon Bay - Fine Art Fair. Artisans show and sell their creations in an open-air market located at Sunset Park. Part of the Door County Festival of Blossoms. Sunset Park, 747 N 3rd Avenue. Event starts at 10:00AM and ends at 4:00PM. For more information call (920) 743-6246.
25 Ashland - Chequamegon Woods to Water Relay. Run/walk relay starts in the heart of the Chequamegon National Forest at Cable and ends on the shores of Lake Superior. For more information call (800) 284-9484.
25 Cedarburg - Maxwell Street Days. A Cedarburg Volunteer Fire Department tradition for more than 40 years. More than 1,000 spaces filled with antiques, collectibles, crafters, produce, sports & rummage, plus food, beverages and music. Fireman's Park, Washington Ave North of downtown. For more information call (800) 237-2874.
25 Chippewa Falls - Chippewa Valley Century Ride. Starting at Irvine Park-Bridgewater Avenue. Century Ride (35,50,75 or 100 miles) Rest stops with food and water, sag wagon and brat feed. Irvine Park. Event starts at 7:00AM and ends at 10:00AM. For more information call (888) 523-3866.
25 Eagle - Decoration Day. Discover the humble beginnings of Memorial Day. Commemorate the lives of fallen soldiers and listen to the stories of these brave men. Free admission for veterans with proof of service. Old World Wisconsin, S103 W37890 Highway 67. Event starts at 10:00AM and ends at 5:00PM. For more information call (866) 944-7483.
25 Mondovi - SUPER HORSE PULL 08. Midnight Riders continues the long tradition of horse pulling. See over 75,000 pounds of horses and the finest teamsters. A value packed day for everyone full of horse pulling, food and refreshments. So pack a lawn chair or find a place to sit in the covered seating area. Elderly and handicap parking area also. 5 miles south of Mondovi on Hwy 37.. Event starts at 1:00PM. For more information call (608) 626-3191.
25 Spirit - Barn Dance. Dance in the hay mow of an actual working farm to a variety of music provided by a DJ for young and old alike. Sit on benches and hay bales and enjoy refreshments of pie, ice cream and beverages. Silent auction ending at 10PM. Fundraiser for German Settlement History, Inc. for continued restoration of the Yesterday House, Liberty School and historic artifacts, photos, and papers from the German Settlement. N1169 German Settlement Road. Event starts at 7:00PM. For more information call (715) 564-3340.
25 St. Germain - Classic Sled RoundUp and Swap Meet. Vintage and classic snowmobiles, plus concessions. St. Germain Community Park. Event starts at 8:00AM and ends at 4:00PM. For more information call (800) 727-7203.
25 Tomahawk - Main Street Memories Car Show. Annual show with displays, model car contest, kids activities. Craft show, petting zoo, music and food. Downtown. Event starts at 10:00AM and ends at 3:00PM. For more information call (715) 453-5334.
25 Two Rivers - LondonDairy Alpaca Odyssey. A day at an alpaca farm: spinning demonstrations, learn about alpaca care, or just hug one of the babies. Browse 10 unique vendors selling finished alpaca products, hand knit clothing, decorative home accents, fused glass artwork and more. Concessions. LondonDairy Alpaca Ranch, 6827 State Hwy 147. Event starts at 10:00AM and ends at 3:00PM. For more information call (920) 793-4165.
May 25 - Jun 24 Wausau - Maps. Maps show us how to get from here to there. They also remind us of all we discover along the way: the people, ideas and things that are our lives. Bonnie Peterson's (Elmhurst, IL) complex quilts trace her journeys. Kelly Meredith's (Butternut, WI) paintings examine Wisconsin landforms. Hours: Tues-Fri 10AM-5PM, Sat-Sun 12-4PM. Closed Monday and holidays. The Gallery on ARTSBlock, 427 N 4th Street. For more information call (715) 842-4545.
26 Appleton - Memorial Day Parade. The City of Appleton along with area's veteran groups, businesses, clubs, organizations, schools, and more honor those service men and women that have paid the ultimate sacrifice while serving their fellow Americans and country. Corner of College Ave & Appleton Street. Event starts at 9:00AM. For more information call (800) 2DO-MORE..
26 Cambridge - Cambridge Memorial Day Parade. Main Street. For more information call (608) 423-3780.
26 Green Bay - Heritage Hill - Memorial Day Event. This event honors the men and women of the Armed Forces, both past and present. Heritage Hill State Historical Park. Event starts at 10:00AM and ends at 4:30PM. For more information call (920) 448-5150.
26 King - Wisconsin Veterans Home Memorial Day Programs. Lakeside service 9:30am; cemetery program follows at about 10am. Open to the public. Waupaca Middle School Band, Women's Relief Corps, and Badger Boys/Badger Girls State Representatives will participate in the programs. Wisconsin Veterans Home & Museum. For more information call (715) 258-4247.
26 Neillsville - Highground Memorial Day Celebration & Family Picnic. Ceremony at 2PM followed by a picnic for all in the Pow Wow grounds. The meat will be provided. Bring a dish to pass, eating utensils & your own drink. W7031 Ridge Road. Event starts at 11:00AM. For more information call (715) 743-4224.
26 Oshkosh - Memorial Day Procession. Memorial Day Ceremony and Procession in honor of our fallen comrades. Algoma & Jackson to Riverside Cemetery. Event starts at 9:00AM. For more information call (920) 235-1866.
26 Plymouth - Memorial Day Parade. Downtown route ends at Union Cemetery. Mill Street - downtown Plymouth. Event starts at 10:00AM. For more information call (888) 693-8263.
26 Whitewater - Memorial Day Parade. Observe our day of remembrance for those who have died in our nations service with Whitewater's annual Memorial Day Parade & Ceremony. Route begins at First Citizens Bank on Main Street. For more information call (262) 473-2966.
30 - 31 Chippewa Falls - Christian Family Music Fest. Some of the top stars in the Christian Music industry perform at the third annual Fest. Northern Wisconsin State Fairgrounds. For more information call (715) 723-2861.
May 30 - Jun 1 Eleva - Eleva Broiler Festival. 50th annual fest with live music and famous charcoal chicken and refreshments all three days. Other activities include a hot rod burn out, volleyball tournament, kiddie parade, tractor pull, old timer's parade and tractor pull, and a grand parade on Sunday afternoon. Downtown. For more information call (715) 287-4422.
30 - 31 La Crosse - WIAA State High School Track Meet. UW-La Crosse. For more information call (800) 658-9424.
May 30 - Jun 1 Milwaukee - Riversplash!. This three-day celebration along 10 blocks of the downtown RiverWalk is the place to be for food, fun, fireworks and music. Admission is free! Pere Marquette Park. For more information call (414) 297-9855.
31 Fond du Lac - June Dairy Days. Family fun that includes dairy games, a petting zoo with small animals, a clown show and face painting. Free cheese, milk, and ice cream. Farmers market. Downtown Fond du Lac. Event starts at 9:00AM and ends at 11:00AM. For more information call (920) 906-6865.
31 Green Bay - Prevea Titletown 3-On-3. 3-on-3 Basketball Tournament complete with music, food and celebrity 3 point action. 320 N Adams Street. Event starts at 8:00AM. For more information call (920) 437-5972.
May 31 - Jun 1 Green Bay - Green Bay Botanical Garden - Garden Fair. More than 90 vendors selling plants & gardening items. Food, music and demonstrations. Sat 9AM-5PM, Sun 9AM-4PM. 2600 Larsen Road. For more information call (920) 490-9457.
May 31 - Jun 1 Greenbush - Wade House Historic Trades Weekend. Tradesmen ranging from wheelwrights to blacksmiths demonstrate old-time crafts and trades using authentic period tools and techniques. Wade House, W7824 Center Road. Event starts at 10:00AM and ends at 5:00PM. For more information call (866) 944-7483.
31 Jefferson - Jefferson County Dairy Breakfast. Antique tractor display, farm toy display, dairy "Jeopardy," wagon rides, 300 lb. banana split, radio broadcasts by WFAW & WTTN . Jefferson County Fair Park. Event starts at 6:00AM and ends at 10:00AM. For more information call (920) 836-8820.
31 Madison - Komen Race for the Cure. The Komen Madison Race for the Cure. raises funds to provide positive awareness, education and early detection of breast cancer for women throughout Dane County, as well as helping to fund the National Grants program of the Komen Foundation. Alliant Energy Center, 1919 Alliant Energy Way. For more information call (800) 368-5661.
May 31 - Jun 1 Milwaukee - Reclaiming Our Heritage. Multi-era military encampment 1660-2004. Tour the historic Soldiers' Home buildings and National Cemetery. Parade, fashion show and concerts. Free admission/parking. 5000 W National Avenue. For more information call (414) 902-5599.
May 31 - Jun 1 Packwaukee - Bison Ridge Ranch Spring Fest. Wagon rides to see the Buffalo, pony rides, clown with balloons, gift shop with buffalo meat. Buffalo burgers freshly cooked. W5707 County Road D. For more information call (866) 399-5500.
May 31 - Jun 1 Sheboygan - Junior Olympic Regional Amateur Boxing Championships. The Sheboygan Boxing Club is sponsoring the Junior Olympic Regional Boxing Championships. Saturday, May 31, the Qualification Bouts with at least 20 matches. Start time is 7PM. Sunday, June 1, the Championship Bouts with nine matches. The Field House, 802 Blue Harbor Drive. For more information call (920) 226-1662.
May 31 - Jun 1 West Allis - Indy Car Series /USAC Weekend. Get the engines revving. The Indycar Series tradition continues on the Sunday after the Indy 500 with the ABC Supply/A.J. Foyt 225 race at the Milwaukee Mile. Practice and qualifying on Sat, racing on Sunday. Milwaukee Mile, 7722 W Greenfield Avenue. For more information call (414) 453-8277.

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Mar 1 through Aug 31 Wisconsin Dells - 2008 Kilbourn Fire Department Fire Run. 65 bars,5 months to complete, $10,000 in Cash Prizes, Year End party on Friday, September 26th & Saturday September 27th in Wisconsin Dells, WI - Free food, live Bands, 50/50 raffles and much much more. Only 3,000 red booklets will be sold! Various locations throughout Southern Wisconsin.
Mar 13 through May 18 Fort Atkinson - Cole Porter's: Anything Goes. Filled with such classic tunes as "I Get a Kick Out of You," "Blow Gabriel Blow," "Friendship," "You're the Top," and "Anything Goes." This is far more than just a pleasure cruise - this is a fun-filled trip you'll never forget. Fireside Dinner Theatre, 1131 Janesville Avenue. For more information call (800) 477-9505.
Mar 24 through Oct 11 Princeton - Princeton Flea Market. Every Saturday from 6AM to early afternoon. Largest outdoor weekly flea market in Wisconsin! Hwy 23/73 in the Princeton City Park. For more information call (920) 295-3877.
Apr 4 through Jun 14 Eau Claire - Out Of Order at Fanny Hill Dinner Theatre. From the author of Run For Your Wife comes this madcap farce! It begins with a "rendezvous" that is interrupted by the appearance of a dead body. The fun literally explodes as the cover-up begins and we find out that the body is anything but dead! "Inspired lunacy!" Thursday through Saturday evenings with Sunday Brunch and selected weekday matinees. Group, child, and student discounts are available. Evening curtain is 8PM with dining reservations starting at 5:30PM. Matinee curtain is 1:45PM with dining starting at 11:30AM. Call for ticket pricing. Fanny Hill Dinner Theatre, 3919 Crescent Avenue. For more information call (715) 726-9094.
Apr 5 through May 27 Wisconsin Dells - Riverside & Great Northern Railway Spring Weekend Trains. Riverside & Great Northern Railway Spring Weekend Schedule. Fun for the whole family. Thomas & Friends featured items in our large Gift Shop. (Weekends only in April, weather permitting). N115 County Road N. Event starts at 9:30AM and ends at 4:00PM. For more information call (608) 432-1146.
Apr 11 through May 18 Wausau - Body Art. Indelible accessories. They include everything from whimsical minis to complex scenes on the expanses of skin that are the artist's palette. The CVA takes the concept two steps further including car and cycle body art in the show. Hours: Tues-Fri 10AM-5PM, Sat-Sun 12PM-4PM. Closed Monday and holidays. The Gallery on ARTSBlock, 427 N 4th St, Wausau. For more information call (715) 842-4545.
Apr 19 through Jun 22 Wausau - The Age of Armor: From the Higgins Armory Museum. Step back in time to the age of heroic knights on horseback, moat-surrounded castles, and jousting tournaments. The Age of Armor, from the Higgins Armory Museum in Worcester, Massachusetts, presents pieces dating from the late Middle Ages through the Renaissance. From elaborately etched and gilded horse armor to masterfully crafted hammered breastplates, this historic collection presents the facts behind the fairy tales! Woodson Art Museum, 700 N 12th St, Wausau. For more information call (715) 845-7010.
Apr 21 through May 21 Fish Creek - Far & Near World Tour of Contemporary Land Artists. 30 internationally-known landscape artists from Landscape Artists International and International Plein Air Painters exhibit work in this traveling show. Link Gallery. For more information call (920) 868-2728.

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