Events in Wisconsin

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• 1 - 4 Glendale - Glendale Days A 4th of July Festival. . Four-day family 4th of July festival. Carnival, parade, entertainment, food, bingo, children's talent show, classic cars and motorcycles, and two nights of fireworks. 6560 N Milwaukee River Pkwy. . For more information call (800) 554-1448..
• 1 - 4 Webster - Central Burnett County Fair. . Demolition Derby, horse pull, senior citizens luncheon, and bingo. For more information call (715) 866-8261..
• 2 - 4 Hudson - Booster Days. . Annual Independence Day celebration includes a carnival, food, bands, games, a parade and fireworks. Fireworks on Friday at dusk in Lakefront Park. Event starts at 10:00AM and ends at 12:00AM.Parade Saturday in Downtown Hudson. Lakefront Park. . For more information call (800) 657-6775..
• 2 - 4 Janesville - Rock N' Thunder. . Thursday will be family fun and youth day with no beer sales, Elvis-impersonator Shawn Sharp, and a DJ. Friday and Saturday will feature a carnival, food, vendors, a beverage tent and fireworks. Bands to include Stoned Pony, Bop Ritual, Cherokee, Nothing But Trouble, and Scrapyard Daddy. Youth Sports Complex. . For more information call (608) 754-4918..
• 2 - 5 Wausau - Wausau Area 4th of July Celebration. Enjoy carnival rides, games, live entertainment, food, and fireworks. Hours: Thursday: noon-11:30PM, Friday-Sunday: noon-11:30PM. Marathon Park. For more information call (888) 948-4748.
• 3 - 4 Crivitz - Crivitz Summer Celebration July 4th.. Fri: Crivitz Community Veterans Park 5PMMusic in the Park. 5-10PM Food and concessions. Fireworks at 9:30PM at Crivitz High School. Sat: 11AM American Legion Parade (rain date July 5th). Parade spectators are encouraged to arrive early. Parade begins on the corner of Hall Hay Street and Henriette Avenue (County A). . For more information call (800) 236-6681.
• 3 - 5 La Farge - Homecoming on the Reserve. The Friends of the Reserve will present a photo display of the history of the northern Kickapoo Valley. Reception from 6 - 9PM. Program at 7PM. Photos will be on display July 3-5. S3661 State Hwy 131. For more information call (608) 625-2960.
• 3 - 5 Manawa - Mid-Western Rodeo. . Professional Rodeo. Outdoor fun for the whole family. Parade Saturday at 10:30AM. Rodeo performances 7/3 at 7:30PM; 7/4 at 2PM & 7:30PM; 7/5 at 2PM. 5888 Cty Hwy B. . For more information call (800) 74RODEO.
• 3 - 4 Marinette - July 4th Celebration. . Friday Free movie on Stephenson Island. At dusk, sponsored by the Dome Lanes, "Bolt"no admission charge. Bring your blankets and lawn chairs. Carry-ins permitted or concessions available (call 732-5222 for information). Friday, 4-10PM, onsite concessions and music by The Shy Guys at 7PM. Saturday parade 10AM with inflatable toys on the island that will be free to the public from 12-6PM. At 6PM Whistle Gear will be performing with fireworks at dark. Stephenson Island. . For more information call (715) 732-5120.
• 3 - 4 Menasha - Community Fest. . July 3rd lighted street parade & outdoor concert. July 4th family events, bands, rides, food, fireworks. Riverside Park. . For more information call (920) 734-7101.
• 3 - 4 Monona - Monona Community Festival. . Firecracker hunt, kiddie parade, optimist kidway, water fights, and live performances from various groups. Be sure to check out the festival art fair with over 60 artists displaying their talents(Sat). Taste of Monona will once again serve up local restaurant specialties during the day. Festivities will be capped off with an incredible aerial fireworks display at dusk on July 4th. Winnequah Park. . For more information call (608) 222-8565.
• 3 - 4 Phillips - Float or Fly-In. . Fri. 7PM: Aerobatic show; Sat. 8AM noon; Breakfast by the AMVETS; 10AM aerobatic show; planes on display & plane rides; admission is free. Price County Airport/Harbor View. . For more information call (715) 339-3701.
• 3 - 4 Sheboygan - Independence Day Americana Style. 9AM parade, the Art Armada Boat Races at noon, family activities, pony rides, live music and many other events at South Pier and at Blue Harbor Resort. Johnsonville's Big Bang Fireworks at the Lakefront at dusk. Citywide.. For more information call (800) 689-0290.
• 4 Adams - July 4th Parade. Parade 10AM, Main St. Barbecue chicken, brats, refreshments, horseshoes games & music at VFW Park following parade. Adams Friendship VFW, 172 N Linden St. . For more information call (608) 339-6818.
• 4 Amery - Wanderoos Independence Day Celebration. Kiddie parade followed by the Grand parade at 11AM; chicken dinners; fun for all ages: kiddie games, volleyball tourney, sawdust pike, horseshoe tournament, softball games. Fireworks at dusk followed by a street dance. For more information call (800) 222-7655.
• 4 Ashland - July 4th Celebration. . A parade, fire run and spectacular fireworks. Ashland's Hometown Celebration. . For more information call (800) 284-9484.
• 4 Ashland - Ice Cream Social. Held on the Court House Lawn in Ashland. There will be music, ice cream, and a festive atmosphere for all ages. Call the Chamber for more information. 200 Main St. . For more information call (800) 284-9484.
• 4 Avoca - Avoca American Legion Youth Fishing Tournament. Fishing for tournament for youth 17 and under. To register please call. Avoca Lake. . For more information call (608) 604-4578.
• 4 Beloit - Pops on the Rock. Join the Beloit Memorial High School Jazz Band for a patriotic concert on the riverfront, followed by Beloit's fireworks extravaganza. Food vendors available. Bring lawn chairs and blankets. Free admission. Event starts at 7:30PM. Riverside Park.. For more information call (608) 365-4838.
• 4 Black River Falls - Festival in the Park. Fireworks, fun run/walk, sports & entertainment, food & concessions, Miss Black River Falls Queen Coronation. Event starts at 8:00AM and ends at 10:00PM. Lunda Community Park. . For more information call (715) 284-9491.
• 4 Boulder Junction - Star Spangled Jubilee. Join Boulder Junction for our Country Western Star Spangled Jubilee. The festivities start at 12noon on Main St. Come enjoy live music, food and prizes! Downtown Boulder Junction. . For more information call (715) 385-2400.
• 4 Brodhead - July 4th Parade. Parade starts at noon and will travel South on HWY 11 from ball park to 23rd street. Celebration of Fire Department 125th anniversary includes Chicken Bar-B-Q, activities at Fire Station all afternoon. 5pm music and food & Fireworks at dusk at south end of town. Downtown. . For more information call (608) 897-8411.
• 4 Conover - July 4th Parade and Lion's Club Picnic. The Parade starts at 1pm at Town Road & Hwy 45 and ends at the Town Park. Enjoy fun, refreshments, games, music and a food fest all afternoon at the Lion's Club Picnic in Town Park starting at noon. Conover Town Park. . For more information call (866) 394-4386.
• 4 Delavan - July 4th Celebration. Pancake breakfast, carp-o-rama, live music, softball, canoe/kayak regatta, Flying Dragons demonstration, kids parade, kids & adult games & activities, pig roast, parade, bike competition, dunk tank, formal ceremonies, fireworks and more. Terrace Street. . For more information call (800) 624-0052.
• 4 Eagle - An Old World Fourth of July. . Enjoy old-fashioned games, a band concert, and other historic activities. Visit with re-enactors from the Civil War-era Company F 29th Infantry U.S.C.T., a unit that portrays the role of African-American soldiers in the Civil War. See their camps, learn about their weapons, and understand what the life of a soldier was like during the Civil War. Admission to the museum is free for veterans with proof of service. Event starts at 10:00AM and ends at 5:00PM. Old World Wisconsin, S103W37890 State Road 67. . For more information call (866) 944-7483.
• 4 Eagle River - 4th of July Parade & Fireworks. 4th of July parade starts at 11am downtown and fireworks are at dusk near the Eagle River Derby race track. Downtown. . For more information call (800) 359-6315.
• 4 Edgerton - Lions July 4th Celebration. Annual 4th of July celebration includes a horse pulling competition and pancake breakfast, a car show, all day family entertainment, food, beverages and a spectacular fireworks display at dusk. Event starts at 9:00AM and ends at 10:30PM. RaceTrack Park. . For more information call (608) 884-8504.
• 4 Gills Rock - July 4th Celebration. Food and live music starts at 5PM. Boat regatta at 6:30PM. Fireworks at dusk. For more information call (920) 854-2972.
• 4 Green Bay - Fire Over the Fox & Celebrate Americafest. July 4th Celebration, including a run/walk, Veteran's Memorial service, food, entertainment and the largest fireworks display north of Milwaukee. Event starts at 12:00PM. Downtown. . For more information call (920) 437-5972.
• 4 Green Bay - Heritage Hill Celebrate the 4th. Enjoy School of the Soldier with music, food, and historic games and scenarios! Event starts at 10:00AM and ends at 4:30PM. Heritage Hill State Park, 2640 S Webster Avenue. . For more information call (920) 448-5150.
• 4 Green Bay - Celebrate Independence Day with the Heritage Players. Enjoy the 4th of July by seeing the Heritage Players perform their original musical play about Abraham Lincoln. The day will also include games and activities for children in the backyard. Food will be available. Noon 4PM. Heritage Players performance at 1PM. Hazelwood Historic House Museum. . For more information call (920) 437-1840.
• 4 Green Lake - July 4th Celebration & Themed Boat Parade /Fireworks. Begin the day at 7:30am with a pancake breakfast at the Legion Hall. Festivities start at 2pm with live music by Zack Attack, parade, food, games, face painting, duck races, petting zoo, farmer's market and much more in downtown Green Lake. Don't miss the boat parade passing through Dartford Bay around 2 pm. This year's theme will be "See you in the Movies". A spectacular fireworks display off a barge on beautiful Green Lake by Deacon Mills Park will begin at dusk. Event starts at 2:00PM and ends at 10:00PM. For more information call (920) 294-3231.
• 4 Hayward - Hayward Civic Club 4th of July Celebration. Old-fashioned family picnic, children's games, refreshments, food, fireworks, baseball at 5pm. The Hayward Hawks have an annual game at the Larry Somerville Field adjacent to the school. Fireworks start at Dusk. Hayward Intermediate & Primary School Grounds. . For more information call (800) 724-2992.
• 4 Kennan - 4th of July Truck Pull. Activities include bingo, concessions, kids rides & games, and crowning of the queen. 10:15AM parade; 11AM baseball/softball tournaments, 1PM 4-wheel drive truck pull. Sponsored by the Kennan Fire Department. Event starts at 10:15AM. Kennan Memorial Park. . For more information call (715) 474-2418.
• 4 Lac du Flambeau - July 4th Celebration. Parade starting at noon with many food stands (including traditional Native American specialties), arts & crafts, featuring Native American artists. A special Pow Wow starting at 7PM, followed by a spectacular fireworks display at dusk. 602 Peace Pipe Road. . For more information call (877) 588-3346.
• 4 Lake Nebagamon - July 4th Celebration. Parade downtown at 4PM, watercraft parade at 7:30PM, and fireworks at dusk. Lake Nebagamon Auditorium. . For more information call (715) 394-7716.
• 4 Land O' Lakes - Parade Fourth of July. With the Northwoods Nostalgia theme, the fourth of July celebration offers a parade begining at the Bel Air motel in downtown Land O' Lakes and proceeds west on highway B to the Land O Lakes Town Pavilion where a community picnic is held food, games and refreshments. Event starts at 12:00PM. For more information call (800) 236-3432.
• 4 Manitowish Waters - July 4th Celebration. Featuring arts & crafts, live music, cook-out & beverages, bake sale, raffles, Lakes Association educational booths & trout pond, static aircraft display, giant playground, huge kids' game tent & prizes, live music by Bret & Frisk, and more. Parade at 1pm through downtown. Ski show at Rest Lake Park, 7:30PM. Town-sponsored fireworks at dusk (new launch location in 2009 at the M.W. Airport). Event starts at 9:00AM. Community Center. . For more information call (888) 626-9877.
• 4 Mayville - 4th of July Celebration. Softball at the Park. Fireworks begin at dusk. Mayville City Park. . For more information call (800) 256-7670.
• 4 Menomonie - FreedomFest. This event celebrates Indepedence Day with music, games, good food, fun and fireworks! Bring your families for a fun-filled day of entertainment! $1 per person admission into the park. Free live music all day with the grand finale fireworks. Minimal fees based on the various vendors. 11am-til after the fireworks. Wakanda Park. . For more information call (800) 283-1862.
• 4 Mercer - July 4th Celebration. Activities begin with a parade in downtown Mercer at 11am. Games for kids and adults, food, beverages and live music by Al's Pit Stop follow at Carrow Park. At dusk a spectacular fireworks display over Grand Portage Lake! Restrooms, picnic tables, grills, swing set, jungle gym and swimming available at the park. Arts & Craft show too! Event starts at 11:00AM and ends at 10:00PM. Carrow Park. . For more information call (715) 476-2389.
• 4 Minocqua - Muggy Buggy Fun Run. Outrun the deer flies! 5K Run/Walk for all ages. A soft surface course on Minocqua Winter Park ski trails. 12375 Scotchman Lake Road. . For more information call (715) 356-3309.
• 4 Minocqua - Independence Day Celebration. No one does it like the Lakeland Area! Parade starts at 4PM and features good old fashioned floats and great marching bands. After the parade enjoy specials in the local shops, hit the lakes for great water activities or just relax and soak in the fresh northwoods air! But, don't forget about the spectacular fireworks at dusk. Downtown. . For more information call (715) 356-5266.
• 4 Mosinee - Mosinee July 4th Parade, Festival & Fireworks. Children's games & activities, food, music and beer gardens at River Park beginning at 4PM. Parade starts at 6PM. Fireworks at dusk sponsored by the Mosinee Chamber of Commerce. River Park, 1101 Main St. For more information call (888) 948-4748.
• 4 Omro - Fourth of July Celebration. Parade at Noon down Main Street. Omro's largest Art & Crafts show, live entertainment all day in Scott Park, Quacker 500, food & concessions. Fireworks display at dusk. Event starts at 9:00AM and ends at 10:00PM. Downtown. . For more information call (920) 685-6960.
• 4 Oshkosh - 4th of July Parade. Over 125 marching units, floats and bands. Celebrated in conjunction with Sawdust Days. Main Street. . For more information call (877) 303-9200.
• 4 Oxford - Art On The Farm. Fine Art Fair featuring 60 exhibitors. Carr Valley Cheese & Von Klaus Winery tasting event. Marquette County Master Gardeners demonstrations. Silent Auction proceeds donated to St Clare Hospice House Resident Fund. Live butterfly release. W 8632 County Road I. . For more information call (608) 586-5489.
• 4 Park Falls - 4th of July Celebration. City-wide garage sales; parade at noon; music, food & beverages at Stuebers Pavilion until 4PM?; activities at the Legion Hall include craft sales 10AM-2PM, food & beverages beginning at noon, kids' games from 2-3PM, fire truck water fights, horseshoe, kickball & dart tournaments, music at 3PM; fireworks at dusk at the ball field. American Legion Hall, 274 N 3rd Ave. . For more information call (877) 762-2703.
• 4 Phillips - 4th of July Summer Celebration. Concessions before and after the 2pm parade on Lake Ave./Hwy. 13; community auction after the parade at the Lionite/Elk Lake Park Pavilion; boat parade and fireworks at dusk. Lake Duroy at Bostrom Park. . For more information call (888) 408-4800.
• 4 Presque Isle - July 4th Chamber Celebration. Enjoy a day full of fun, food (Taste of Presque Isle) Bike & Buggy Parade and fireworks (at dusk). Downtown. . For more information call (888) 835-6508.
• 4 Racine - Racine Fourth Fest Parade. Enjoy Midwest's largest 4th of July parade. Living replicas of national monuments will be featured as a salute to our veterans. Parade starts at 9am. Fireworks at the lakefront start at dusk. Main Street. . For more information call (262) 634-1931.
• 4 Sayner - 4th of July Celebration. Held at the Town Park starting with a great Fireman's BBQ from noon-5pm, parade through downtown Sayner at 3pm, special water ski show on Plum Lake at 7pm followed by fireworks at dusk. Event starts at 12:00PM. Sayner Community Center. . For more information call (715) 542-3789.
• 4 Sturgeon Bay - Fourth of July Celebration. Festivities start at 5pm at Sunset Park with music, food, beverages followed by an old-fashioned ice cream social. Peninsula Symphonic Band performs at 8pm with fireworks at dusk. Sunset Park. . For more information call (800) 301-6695.
• 4 Superior - July 4th Celebration. 5K Run/Walk at 10AM at Ogden Ave & Broadway. Patriotic Parade at 11AM begins at Mortorelli Dr & Belknap St. Live music at different locations. Tower Avenue Car Show. Fireworks at dusk (approx 10:15PM). Head of the Lakes Fairgrounds. . For more information call (715) 394-7716.
• 4 Union Grove - Independence Day Parade. Parade travels from high school on Hwy. 45 to fairgrounds on Hwy. 11; fire engine run; music by Community School Marching Band and Bell City Brassworks. Miniature Circus Wagon Train from Lancaster, WI; preceded by children's parade of bicycles, tricycles and wagons for two blocks. Event starts at 9:30AM. . For more information call (262) 884-6400.
• 4 Waupaca - Hometown Day. A 100-unit parade at 10AM. After the parade, the Knights of Columbus offer a chicken barbecue (until gone) at South Park's upper level. Food concession throughout the day. Weather permitting, Waupaca's Chain Skiers offer a water ski show at Rainbow Lake. Back at South Park, fireworks begin at 9:30PM. . For more information call (888) 417-4040.
• 4 Wauwatosa - Wauwatosa's Independence Day Celebration. Parade starts at 9AM and goes east on North Avenue from 104th St. to 80th St. 12:30-4PM. Family Fun at Hart Park; 8-9:30PM. Evening Program at Hart Park; and 9:30PM fireworks by Bartolotta at Hart Park. . For more information call (800) 554-1448.
• 4 Winchester - Boat Parade. Prizes awarded to the best decorated. There is no theme and everyone is welcome. Food and beverages will be available. Boat lineup at 5:30PM with parade starting at 6PM. Old Hwy O. . For more information call (715) 686-2232.
• 4 Winter - July Jubilee. Beginning with a 10K run at 8:30am and 2 mile fun run, kiddie parade, street parade, softball tournaments, truck pull, raffle, adult and children's games, live music and ending with a huge fireworks display at dusk. Main Street and Doc Smith Park. . For more information call (800) 762-7179.
• 4 Wisconsin Rapids - July 4th Streetdance. Dance starts at 3PM. Enjoy music, food vendors, beer tents, raffles, & kids activities. Amazing display of fireworks start at dusk launched from the Southwest side of the Grand Avenue bridge overlooking the Wisconsin River with the water reflecting the beauty of the colors. Event starts at 3:00PM and ends at 11:00PM. . For more information call (800) 554-4484.
• 5 Johnson Creek - Summer Music Series. Enjoy live entertainment select weekend days at the Plaza adjacent to Guess Accessories. 575 W. Linmar Lane. For more information call (920) 699-4111.
• 7 Eau Claire - Restoring America Series: Money & Freedom. Host:Chippewa Valley Campaign for Liberty. Speaker: Ken Van Doren. Topic: Money and Freedom - Unraveling the Mystery of Banking. Admission free, Donations accepted for facility costs. RCU Corporate Center, 200 Riverfront Terrace. Event starts at 6:30PM. For more information call (715) 797-3048.
• 8 Madison - Lakeside Kids!. Today's feature is Story Yoga for Kids~by Clare Norelle, Musician and Storyteller! Come to the Monona Terrace Rooftop on Wednesday mornings and enjoy this fun children's program. Local performers and organizations will provide entertainment, hands-on fun, and learning for children ages 4 to 8. In the event of inclement weather, program will be moved inside. Please call after 8:30AM the day of event for program location. If transporting kids by bus, please call (608) 261-4062 at least 48 hours prior to event. Free and open to the public. Monona Terrace~Rooftop, One John Nolen Drive. . For more information call (608) 261-4000.
• 9 St. Germain - Christmas In July. St. Germain?s largest craft fair 9:00 AM to 3:00 PM. Children?s attractions, pet parade, climbing wall, and a visit from Santa. Great food will be available in the shelter at St. Germain Community Park. St. Germain Community Park.. For more information call (800) 727-7203.
• 9 - 12 Wausau - Big Bull Falls BBQ Ribfest. Held during Wausau's Balloon Rally and Glow at the Wausau Municipal Airport, the Big Bull Falls BBQ Ribfest will send you into sensory overload! Four professional "ribbers" grill up mouth-watering ribs you won't be able to resist. Have a chance to vote for your favorite, as they compete for the People' Choice Award. Wausau Municipal Airport, 725 Woods Pl. For more information call (888) 948-4748.
• 9 - 12 Wausau - Wausau Balloon Rally & Glow. Balloon Rally offers something for the entire family, from the Friday night glow on the 400 block to the Wausau Airport for children rides, live music and food all weekend long. Plus, a spectacular fireworks show will be featured on Saturday evening. This truly is a weekend-long event! Wausau Municipal Airport, 725 Woods Pl. For more information call (888) 948-4748.
• 10 - 11 Madison - Thunder Run. Motorcycle charity event and Ride To Cure diabetes on Saturday July 11 at noon. Bike show, tattoo contest, off bike games, silent auction, raffle bike, vendors, food, drink & daily entertainment. Help cure Diabetes! Capital City H-D, 6200 Millpond Road. . For more information call (608) 235-5684.
• 10 - 11 Poynette - Poynette Garden Tour and Arts & Crafts Fair. Historic Home & Garden Tour on Friday, July 10 and Saturday, July 11th. Arts & Crafts Fair on July 11th, held rain or shine. Lunch, music and more. Paquette Park. . For more information call (608) 635-7160.
• 11 Baraboo - Harry Potter Adventure. Tri-Wizard Challenge, crafts, games, character luncheon, magic show. Pre-registration required. 102 - 4th Ave.. For more information call (608) 356-7995.
• 11 - 17 Cable - Bike Northwoods Tour. Bike Northwoods Tour XI. This northwoods adventure is a brand new loop tour that starts in Cable at the Telemark Resort and continues on to Mellen, Washburn, Port Wing, Superior, Solon Springs and ending back in Cable. Cyclist will enjoy the scenic Chequamegon Bay, Apostle Islands National Lakeshore, Amnicon Falls State Park, Pattison State Park and journey through the deep woods of Northern Wisconsin. Average of 60 miles per day. Rider limit: 400. Telemark Resort. . For more information call (608) 843-8412.
• 11 Campbellsport - Kenny's Kettle Moraine Walk/Run for Parkinsons. You can be a walker, runner, or sponsor a walker for Kenny's Kettle Moraine Walk/Run for Parkinson Disease. Start your own team or volunteer for Kenny's Kettle Moraine Walk/Run event on July 11, 2009, the morning of Dundee Daze. Take a beautiful scenic jaunt on the trails of the Kettle Moraine forest. You will have a great time and make a real difference in the lives of the thousands of people affected by Parkinson Disease. Hwy 67. . For more information call (920) 533-5830.
• 11 - 12 Madison - Art Fair on the Square. Join the Madison Museum of Contemporary Art for a special Art Fair on the Square. In addition to the displays of nearly 500 artists from across the country, there is live music and a host of free kids' activities. Capitol Square, 2 E. Main Street. . For more information call (608) 257-0158.
• 11 - 12 Wausau - Chalkfest. The City Square in downtown Wausau will once again be transformed by artists and their colorful pastel art drawings. This is the 6th year for this sidewalk art festival which is for artists of all ages and levels of ability to participate and for art enthusiasts to observe and enjoy. 400 Block downtown . For more information call (888) 948-4748.
• 11 Wisconsin Dells - Merle Haggard in Concert. The country music legend performs live. Event starts at 8:00PM. Crystal Grand Music Theatre, 430 Munroe Street(Hwy 23). . For more information call (608) 254-4545.
• 12 Burlington - Heatstroke 100 Bike Ride. 18, 43, 74, 100 mile bike rides. Registration begins at 6AM, the ride begins at 9AM. Pre-registration is $23, the day of is $25. Sponsored by the Community Education Department. Burlington. . For more information call (262) 763-0219.
• 12 Burlington - Burlington Area Garden Club Garden Tour. Bi-annual tour of area gardens for great ideas. Scholarship fundraiser. Burlington. . For more information call (262) 539-4010.
• 12 Williams Bay - Music by the Lake Thomas Hampson. America's leading baritone performing his highly acclaimed recital, "Song of America". George Williams College of Aurora University. . For more information call (866) 843-5200.
• Jul 14 - Aug 11 De Pere - Knights on the Fox Outdoor Concert Series. This free five-week outdoor summer concert series is held Tuesday evenings July 14-August 11. Picnics start at 5:00PM, concerts are from 6:30-8PM. Come by land or by water, as the docks at the Thompson Marina will be open. Bring your own picnic or buy food items on site. July 14: Boogie and the YoYo'z. July 21: Randy Peterson. July 28: Kevin Van Ess and the Talk of the Town. August 4: Sam & Ruby. August 11: Let Me Be Frank Productions. St. Norbert College. . For more information call (920) 403-3557.
• 15 Madison - Lakeside Kids!. Today we are featuring the YMCA Activity Hour in the Exhibition Hall! Come to the Monona Terrace on Wednesday mornings and enjoy this fun children's program. Local performers and organizations will provide entertainment, hands-on fun, and learning for children ages 4 to 8. If transporting kids by bus, please call (608) 261-4062 at least 48 hours prior to event. Free and open to the public. Monona Terrace Exhibition Hall, 1 John Nolen Drive. . For more information call (608) 261-4000.
• 16 Madison - Monona Terrace Community Care Concerts. Featured tonight is Madisalsa, a 10-member ensemble devoted to the musical traditions of Cuba, Puerto Rico & the Dominican Republic. The Community Care Concerts not only highlight some of the area's best music, but also support a local charity at each event by requesting material contributions and/or cash donations in lieu of an admission fee. Feel free to bring a blanket or lawn chair as seating is limited on the rooftop. If inclement weather, call 608-261-4000 after 2PM for concert location. Sponsored by Friends of Monona Terrace. Monona Terrace Rooftop, One John Nolen Drive. . For more information call (608) 261-4000.
• 17 - 18 Belleville - For the Love Quilts Quilt Show. 5th biennial quilt show at the Belleville High School 9AM - 4PM. The show will include a judged quilt show, raffle quilt, quilt appraisals on Friday only, silent auction, merchant mall, food court and lectures. Admission per day. Net proceeds goes toward the Chambers scholarship fund. Belleville High School, Belleville, WI. For more information call (608) 424-1516.
• 17 - 19 Blue River - 29th Annual BBC Motorcycle Show & Rally. Theme will be the 50th Anniversary of the Triumph Bonneville. The event offers a weekend of activities including group rides, bike games, a Motorcycle Show, live music both nights and refreshments. A great opportunity to see both rare vintage and late model British motorcycles in action on some of the best riding roads in the Midwest. All motorcycle enthusiasts are welcome. 16320 Cavern Lane. . For more information call (262) 514-2073.
• 17 - 19 Grantsburg - World Championship Snowmobile Watercross. The Grantsburg Lions Club held its first Watercross competition in July 1977 when running snowmobiles over water was a new and challenging past-time. Memory Lake Park. . For more information call (715) 463-4269.
• 17 - 19 Marinette - Porterfield's Cruisin Oldies. 7th. annual Cruisin Oldies festival featuring Herman's Hermits, Hotel California, Little Vito and the Torpedos, The Buckinghams, The Cadillacs, Marvin and the Martians and many statewide bands. Dress for the Times, Hula Hoop, Karakoke Contest. Vintage Car Show on Saturday and Vintage Tractor Show on Sunday. Outdoor event held rain or shine. 6 miles west of Marinette just off Hwy 64. . For more information call (715) 583-3965.
• 18 Black River Falls - 2009 Karner Blue 5K-10K-Half Marathon. Kick off Black River Area Chamber of Commerce/Field of Honor. . For more information call (800) 404-4008.
• 18 Madison - 7th Annual Bike for Boys & Girls Club. A 10, 30 or 50 mile race benefiting the Boys & Girls Club of Dane County. Start times vary depending upon race length. Edgewood High School, 2219 Monroe Street. . For more information call (608) 257-2606.
• 18 Muskego - Muskego's Art and Craft Fair/Tractor Display. Arts and Crafts Fair/Fresh Produce and Tractor Display will be setup throughout the grounds of the Muskego Settlement Grounds with many other great attractions and activities. Join us for a day of fun! W184 S8074 Racine Avenue. . For more information call (262) 679-4368.
• 18 - 19 Williams Bay - Music by the Lake - Madama Butterfly. Puccini's poignant story of love and loss sung in Italian with supertitles and featuring a remarkable young cast. George Williams College of Aurora University. . For more information call (866) 843-5200.
• 18 - 19 Wisconsin Rapids - Fish Fest. Fish Fest is a local blues festival. Admission is free. All proceeds go to benefit Love Lights UW Cancer Center Riverview. 8610 Mill Road. For more information call (715) 451-6622.
• 21 Boulder Junction - Sidewalk Sales Day. Local businesses will be holding a bargain extravaganza. Come spend the day shopping on the streets of Boulder Junction. Downtown Boulder Junction. . For more information call (715) 385-2400.
• 22 Madison - Lakeside Kids!. Today's feature is "As Strong As I Can Be" by The Banana Lady! Come to the Monona Terrace on Wednesday mornings and enjoy this fun children's program. Local performers and organizations will provide entertainment, hands-on fun, and learning for children ages 4 to 8. Programs will be held on the rooftop. In the event of inclement weather, program will be moved inside. Please call after 8:30AM the day of event for program location. If transporting kids by bus, please call (608) 261-4062 at least 48 hours prior to event. Free and open to the public. Monona Terrace Rooftop, One John Nolen Drive. . For more information call (608) 261-4000.
• 23 - 25 Burlington - Burlington Public Library Book Sale. Thousands of books for children and adults for sale, both paperback and hard covers available. Thur. 5-9PM., Fri. 9 5PM., Sat. 9-12PM. Burlington Library & Wehmhoff Square Park. . For more information call (262) 342-1130.
• 23 Madison - Monona Terrace Community Care Concerts. Come and listen to Roots Collective (Reggae, Funk) on this date! Support a local charity by a material contribution and/or cash donation at the door in lieu of an admission fee. Limited seating is available on the rooftop. Feel free to bring a blanket or lawn chair. If inclement weather, call (608) 261-4000 after 2PM for concert location. Free and open to the public. Sponsored by Friends of Monona Terrace and Monona Terrace. Monona Terrace~rooftop, One John Nolen Drive. . For more information call (608) 261-4000.
• 24 - 25 Burlington - Maxwell Street Days. Downtown merchants offering sidewalk sales, arts & crafts located in Wehmhoff Square Park. Music & food. Downtown Burlington. . For more information call (262) 763-6044.
• 24 - 25 Elkhorn - Great Midwest Pro Rodeo. Featuring IPRA(International Pro Rodeo Association) competition in roping, bull riding, trick riding along with several clown acts for an afternoon of enjoyable family entertainment. Pony rides available-strolling magician. Discount for advance ticket sales available. Walworth County Fairgrounds. . For more information call (815) 943-3268.
• 24 - 26 Lebanon - 77th Annual Firemen's Picnic. The Lebanon Firemen's Picnic is an annual event hosted by the area fire department. The event is a three day festival, with free live music all weekend, fish fry Friday night, free corn roast and bingo on Saturday, chicken and ham dinner Sunday, plus other food and refreshments, softball and co-ed volleyball tournament, horseshoe tournament, all under large oak trees in a beautiful park. Hwy R, Lebanon. For more information call (920) 925-3736.
• 24 - 26 Weston - Weston Fest. 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. These activities will also benefit the charities and organizations of the Weston Community. Various locations in Weston. For more information call (888) 948-4748.
• 24 Wisconsin Dells - Smothers Brothers in Concert. The Comedy/musical duo performs live. Crystal Grand Music Theatre, 430 Munroe Street(Hwy 23). . For more information call (608) 254-4545.
• 25 La Farge - Dam History Tour. Join Brad Steinmetz, local historian, for a short presentation on the history of the La Farge Lake and Dam Project. After the presentation, Brad will lead the group on an easy to moderate walking tour of the dam site. 10AM - Noon. Meet at the KVR Visitor Center. S3661 State Hwy 131. For more information call (608) 625-2960.
• 25 La Farge - Star Gazing. Enjoy an evening of star gazing with members of the La Crosse Area Astronomical Society. Five telescopes will be used to view the open sky. Participants will have the opportunity to see galaxies, double stars, star clusters, and gaseous nebulas. S3661 State Hwy 131. For more information call (608) 625-2960.
• 25 Minocqua - Lac du Flambeau Lions Brewfest. Specialty and craft brews from over 30 mid-west breweries, cash and merchandise raffles, live music, Lions famous brats. Commemorative pilsner sampling glass. Tickets available by mail or at the gate. Children and designated drivers admitted free. Brewfest tshirts for sale. Torpy Park. . For more information call (715) 588-3413.
• 25 Racine - Micros on the Monument. Display of vintage Microcars from the 1950's & 60's No admission charge. Monument Square in downtown Racine. . For more information call (262) 497-8610.
• 25 - 26 Sparta - Sparta Eagle Field Days. Lumberjack breakfast, Kids' softball, games, flea market, music,charcoal chicken. Hwy 21 East of Sparta. . For more information call (608) 487-3350.
• 25 Wausau - Native American Cultural Festival. Experience the heritage, arts, crafts, music, food, entertainment and Culture of Area Tribes. Local hosptals will be providing health screenings/education. Indoor and Outdoor Event. Food & Beverages. Free admission. The Samuels Group, 311 Financial Way. For more information call (715) 842-2222.
• 25 - 26 Williams Bay - Music by the Lake - Johan Stengard. The premier saxophone player of Sweden performing pop favorites, jazz standards and original compositions. George Williams College of Aurora University. . For more information call (866) 843-5200.
• 29 Madison - Lakeside Kids!. Today's feature is Madtown Twisters All-Star Cheerleading! Come to the Monona Terrace on Wednesday mornings and enjoy this fun children's program. Local performers and organizations will provide entertainment, hands-on fun, and learning for children ages 4 to 8. Programs will be held on the rooftop. In the event of inclement weather, program will be moved inside. Please call after 8:30AM the day of event for program location. If transporting kids by bus, please call (608) 261-4062 at least 48 hours prior to event. Free and open to the public. Monona Terrace Rooftop, One John Nolen Drive. . For more information call (608) 261-4000.
• Jul 29 - Aug 2 Tomah - Monroe County Fair Art and Craft Show. Craft fair, flea market, booths, vendors, community and business booths, midway, carnival rides, rodeo, music, pig wrestling, food, beer gardens, livestock viewing, 4-H displays, etc. Tomah Rec. Park. . For more information call (608) 378-4388.
• Jul 30 - Aug 1 St. Germain - 5th Annual Pig in the Pines Ribfest. Professional Award Winning National Rib Vendors cooking ribs every day; try a sampler or have a meal. Live bands performing all three days! Scheer's Lumberjack Show will perform three shows daily. Great Lakes Climbing will have games and rides for everyone. Event hours are 11:30AM to 9:30PM each day. Daily admission, free parking. Come dine on swine in 2009! St. Germain Community Park. . For more information call (800) 727-7203.
• Jul 31 - Aug 9 Neillsville - Highground Hero Tribute Ride. 1500 miles honoring Wisconsin KIAs from 1957 to present. W7031 Ridge Road. . For more information call (715) 743-4224.



Earlier events that run through July:



• Jun 1 through Aug 26 Muskego - Water Bugs Water Ski Show. Free water ski shows on Wednesday nights. Concessions available. Bring a blanket or chair to sit on. ldle Isle Park, Little Muskego Lake. . For more information call (262) 617-0371..
• Jun 3 through Aug 26 Portage - Concerts At The Portage.. Every Wednesday Evening. Sponsored in part by Columbia County Visitor's Bureau. Free concerts at Riversidb Park (between Associated Bank and Tamarack along the Levee) bring chairs and blankets music and desserts fun for the kids. Bring food or order carry-out from a local restaurant & enjoy your picnic meal in the park Event starts at 6:30PM. Riverside Park. . For more information call (608) 742-6161..
• Jun 4 through Aug 20 Waterford - Waterford River Rhythms Outdoor Music Series. Enjoy some of the best in Jazz and Blues in beautiful Waterford for this outdoor music series the 1st and 3rd Thursdays in June through August. Bring your own picnic basket, carry in the beverages of your choice, and always bring your smile. Village Hall Park (behind the Waterford Library). For more information call (262) 534-5911.
• Jun 7 through Oct 25 Wisconsin Dells - Thunder Valley Farmer's Market. Thunder Valley Inn will host a farmer's market during the 2009 season at the inn and restaurant just outside of Wisconsin Dells. The market will take place on Sundays from 9AM to 1PM, weekly from June 7th thru October 25th. A special Mother's Day market will also be held on May 10th. Thunder Valley Inn is on Waubeek Road near the intersection of Highway 13. For questions or information on being a vendor call Sarah Lloyd at (920) 210-7337. Thunber Valley Inn is on Wawbeek Road near the intersection of Highway 13..
• Jun 8 through Aug 24 St. Germain - Bingo. . Held every Monday, June 8 thru August 24 at the St. Germain Community Center ? 7PM. Door prizes, raffles & food provided. 545 Highway 155, St. Germain, WI 54558.. For more information call (800) 727-7203..
• Jun 12 through Aug 7 La Farge - Call for Entries: T-Shirt Design Contest. The Kickapoo Valley Reserve is having its first annual t-shirt design contest for the official 2009 Kickapoo Reserve Dam Challenge race t-shirt. Please help us provide racers with a fresh t-shirt design. Entries must be received by Friday, August 7, 2009. The winner will receive a $50 cash prize. S3661 State Hwy 131. For more information call (608) 625-2960.
• Jun 15 through Oct 2 La Farge - Registration Opens - Kickapoo Reserve Dam Challenge. 7 mile paddle ~ 14 mile road bike ~ 3 mile trail run. S3661 State Hwy 131. For more information call (608) 625-2960.
• Jun 22 through Sep 7 Wisconsin Dells - Summer Entertainment at Buffalo Phil's Pizza & Grille. Beginning Monday, June 22 with Music on the Deck. Various artists will be performing each Monday at 6:30PM through Monday, September 7 on the outdoor patio with food specials offered each week. The Crystal Room will also play host to an assortment of performances throughout the summer months. Maggie Mae will perform country music songs on Friday, July 10. Magician Tristan Christ presents his "Illusions of Reality" on Tuesday, July 16 and Tuesday, August 11. Christ's show is a theatrical performance of modern magical illusion event for young and old alike. The Crystal Room will also host Comedy Sportz on Saturday, July 25, with comedy athletes competing for laughs and points, and also presents MOJO piano on Monday, August 6 and Wednesday, 19. This piano lounge act can entertain all ages with their large variety of music. Please call for admission prices At Tanger Outlet Complex, 150 Gasser Road. For more information call (608) 253-2200 ext. 300.
• Jun 27 through Sep 18 Oshkosh - The Era of Public Enemies. . Notorious gangsters of the 1930s take over the Oshkosh Public Museum when history and Hollywood merge to create this blockbuster exhibit. Revisit the string of 1930s Midwest bank robberies and the circumstances that led to the infamous crime wave, and relive the transformation of Wisconsin for the 2008 filming of Public Enemies. 1331 Algoma Blvd. . For more information call (920) 236-5799..

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6-22-2009

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