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4 - 7 Augusta - Bean and Bacon Days. Miss Augusta Pageant, 2 Day Craft Sale and Flea Market indoors. Fireworks, Dance under the stars, Demolition Derby, ATV Mud Races, and Burnout Competition, Car Show, Senior Citizen Activities and Grand Parade of more than 150 Units. Ice cream social and food. City Wide. For more information call 715-286-5013.
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4 Boulder Junction - Star Spangled Jubilee. Enjoy a parade down Main Street beginning at 12 noon. Fireworks display at dusk at the Boulder Junction Airport. Main Street Downtown. For more information call (715) 385-2400.
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4 Mineral Point - Mineral Point's July 4 Celebration. Mineral Point Celebrates the Fourth Gettin' the Lead Out Historic 2 & 5 Mile Run, Celebration of Armed Forces Parade, BBQ, music and fireworks! For more information call (608) 987-3201.
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4 Omro - Omro Lions Fourth of July Arts and Crafts Fair. 10AM-5PM. Admission free. Held in the midst of the 4th of July celebration and the largest celebration in the area. Come to browse the art fair and watch the parade, duck race, fireworks and enjoy food and drink. Downtown across from Scott Park, East Main Street. For more information call (920) 685-6262.
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5 - 6 Rome - Lake Sherwood Indepence Day Celebration. Friday (4pm-midnight) Come and enjoy food and drink, the Shermalot Ski Show at 6pm, DJ Brown's Cruisin' Sounds at 8pm and Fireworks over the lake. Saturday (10am-midnight) - Come early for Art & Craft Fair, Kids Carnival, Kids Carving Classes, Bingo and stay for the Higbee/Higbee Band at 8pm. Lake Sherwood Lodge, 1146 W Queensway (off SR 13). For more information call (715) 325-2636.
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6 - 7 Fish Creek - Elvis & Orbison - The Voices of Rock. Elvis and Orbison: The Voices of Rock John Van Thiel and Danny J, together with the fabulous Legendaires Show Band, will take you on a mesmerizing musical journey through the careers of both stars as they reverently recreate the magic that made Elvis and Orbison so beloved. Door Community Auditorium/3926 Hwy 42, Fish Creek . For more information call (920) 868-2728.
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6 Johnson Creek - Free Live Music Performance by Hat Trick at Johnson Creek Premium Outlets. The Summer Music Series, presented by Coca Cola, will offer free live music throughout the summer at Johnson Creek Premium Outlets. On July 6, Hat Trick will perform from 12:30-4:30 p.m. as part of the July 4 Summer Sale. This is a family fun, kid-friendly, free event for all. 575 W. Linmar Lane. For more information call (920) 699-4112.
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6 Lake Geneva - 4th Annual Midwest SUP Masters Race. Join CWO for this family-friendly event. Stand Up Paddle Board inspired activities and demos will be available, as well as local bands. Come watch the race, try some boards, and check out vendors at the beach. Raffle proceeds to to Lake Geneva Water Safety Patrol. Library Park Beach. For more information call (262) 348-2420.
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6 Seeley - Namekagon Art and Music Festival. 10AM-5PM. Admission free. A one-day family event with art booths, music, food, free kids' art tent, hands-on art activities, demonstrations and a poetry jam set in a grassy area on the banks of the Namekagon River. Mooselips Festival Grounds, 13505 N US 63. For more information call (715) 638-2529.
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6 Williams Bay - Lee Greenwood: American Patriot. The country music star who makes everyone feel proud to be an American in a special program of country songs and original compositions. Performance starts at 7:30 pm.
350 Constance Blvd Williams Bay, WI. For more information call (262) 256-8501.
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7 - 8 Stevens Point - Brewing Microbiology Course. This hands-on course will provide brewers with the essential techniques and protocols for managing yeast and bacteria in the brewing process. Ample time is allowed for participants to practice the techniques demonstrated and for viewing their results. No prior experiences necessary. Class size is small, allowing for personalized attention for each participant. Class meets in a fully equipped microbiology lab. 2100 Main St. . For more information call 1-800-898-9472 .
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8 - 13 Baraboo - Sauk County Fair. Great entertainment including Rodney Atkins on Friday July 12th, carnival rides, Midway and everything else that makes for a great family fair experience. 700 Washington Avenue. For more information call (608) 356-8707.
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11 - 14 Iola - 41st Iola Old Car Show & Swap Meet. Feature exhibit this year will be "Showdown in I-Town FORD versus CHEVY". Other show cars 1983 and older will be classified as Post-War, Pre-War, Modified, All-Original and Blue Ribbon Concours. The show has a "Teamed to Learn" education tent, 4,430 Swap Meet Spaces, Car Corral area with vehicles 2000 and older. Great food and camping is available. Call for admission info. Age 10 and under are free. Car Club day is on Sunday and this is also free for spectators. 100 North Main Street. For more information call (715) 445-4000.
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11 Phillips - Expressive Sculptures. Join John Shimon & Julie Lindemann in creating miniature statues using modeling clay, glass, & beads. Express ideas of place through sculpture, replicating Fred Smith's embellished concrete sculptures. Learn about the Wisconsin Project & the artists' related photographic exhibition at John Michael Kohler Art Center this fall. Registration is required. Wisconsin Concrete Park, N8236 S. Hwy. 13. Event starts at 1:00PM and ends at 4:00PM. For more information call (715) 339-7282.
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11 - 13 Spooner - 60th Annual Heart of the North Rodeo. Every year at Spooner, top-ranked competitors pit their skills against the clock and Barnes Company's biggest, roughest and wiliest stock in pro rodeo's most exciting events: bareback and saddle bronc riding, tie-down roping, steer wrestling, barrel racing, bull riding and team roping. Spooner Rodeo is world-class competition that you have got to see. Washburn County Fairgrounds. For more information call (800) 367-3306.
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11 West Bend - Imprisoned Spirits: Paranormal Museums Tour. Are the Old Washington County Courthouse and Old Jailhouse in West Bend haunted? Visit areas in both Museums where bizarre and unsettling phenomena have been experienced by staff, volunteers, and visitors. 90-minute guided tour of both historic buildings. Old Courthouse Museum, 320 S. 5th Ave. For more information call (262) 335-4678.
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12 - 14 Madison - Midwest Paddle Fest. This weekend-long standup paddle board event is unique to the Midwest and is a sure bet for family fun. Whether you're a rec racer, a seasoned pro, or a SUP newcomer, there will be something for you! The Festival site location at Bishops Bay Country Club (which is open to the public for this event) is located on beautiful Lake Mendota and has stunning views of the Wisconsin State Capitol building. Plan your weekend around the Festival: we have events Friday and Saturday. Plus on Sunday we're hosting an ASI Instructor Certification Class. All attendees must purchase a Base Ticket to enter the event on Saturday. Morning race events fees include a Base Ticket. All clinics, races and events require pre-registration. A portion of net profit from the Festival will be donated to the UW Health American Family Children's Hospital and the Henry Vilas Zoo in Madison,Wisconsin.
Bishop's Bay Country Club. For more information call (877) 473-1199.
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13 Boulder Junction - Boulder Blues Breakdown. Blues music festival held at the Boulder Junction Baseball Park beginning at 12 noon featuring performances from 5 bands. Advance ticket sales strongly recommended. 5352 Park Street. For more information call (715) 385-2400.
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13 - 14 Green Bay - WWII Reenactment. Interact with Allied and Axis forces. Tour the Eisenhower train, and go behind the lines and learn how this global conflict altered history. National Railroad Museum, 2285 S. Broadway. For more information call (920) 437-7623.
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13 La Crosse - Kids Triathlon. Children will swim, bike, and run their way to the finish line just like an adult triathlon. Distances are appropriate for each age group. This is a friendly, untimed race where all participants earn a medal for participating. YMCA-North. For more information call (608) 782-9622 ext 800.
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13 Menomonie - Blue Caps Vintage Baseball Tournament. The First Annual Blue Caps Tournament will feature the Afton Red Socks, St. Croix BBC and the Minneapolis Quicksteps. The first match will begin at 10:00am, with matches taking place all day. River Heights Elementary 615 24th Ave W, Menomonie. For more information call (715) 232-8685.
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13 Phillips - Phillips Chain of Lakes Triathlon. Swim 1/4 mile, bike 18 miles and run 3.1 miles. Race as an individual or part of a team. Registration includes many perks. Lionite Park, Hwy 13. For more information call (715)339-2143.
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13 Williams Bay - Gala of Stars: The Reunion. A review of top hit selections form past Music by the Lake productions with orginial stars and full orchestra coupled with great tunes for future presentations. Performance begins at 7:30 pm. 350 Constance Blvd Williams Bay, WI. For more information call (262) 256-8501.
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13 Wisconsin Dells - Don Williams in Concert. The Crystal Grand welcomes Country legend Don Williams. "The Gentle Giant" of country music has over 17 number one hits. Crystal Grand Music Theatre, 430 Munroe Street. Event starts at 3:00PM. For more information call (800) 696-7999.
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14 Beaver Dam - 42nd Annual Arts and Craft Fair: A Day in the Park. 10AM-4PM. Admission free. A Day in the Park offering unique gifts for all occasions. Food, snacks and beverages all day. Proceeds donated to benefit community. Swan Park. For more information call (920) 885-5549.
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16 - 21 Whitewater - Lumberjacks in Love. Five lumberjacks. One hasn't bathed in 20 years, another reads romance novels and the third doesn't want to age. The fourth is terrified of women and the fifth is actually a girl. Add a mail-order bride into the mix, and what do you get? Lumberjacks in Love, the hilarious musical that will cause side-splitting laughter. Hicklin Studio Theatre, 800 W. Main Street. For more information call (262) 472-2222.
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18 - 19 Stevens Point - Krazy Days. Enjoy food, music, merchandise and more while taking a walk down historic Downtown Stevens Point. 11am on Thursday, Ping Pong Ball drop....400 ping pong balls will be dropped off of Bill's Pizza roof, with every ball having a prize on it! Downtown Stevens Point. For more information call (715) 343-5356.
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19 - 21 Blue River - 33nd Annual British Biker Cooperative - Motorcycle. A weekend of activities including group rides and bike games, a Motorcycle Show, music both nights, comfortable shaded camping with dedicated quiet areas, and refreshments. On-site amenities include a restaurant, camp store, showers, and cave tours through Wisconsin's largest commercial cave. Call for more info. 16320 Cavern Lane. For more information call (262) 514-2073.
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19 - 21 Colby - Colby Cheese Days. Village celebration featuring a carnival and tractor pull. 1st street and Downtown. For more information call (715) 223-8509.
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19 - 21 Hayward - Honor the Earth Pow Wow. Ojibwe tradition and celebration are the centerpieces of the homecoming. Music, dancing, crafts and food create an authentic tribal experience.
Lac Courte Oreilles school grounds. For more information call (715) 634-1442.
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19 - 21 Marinette - Porterfield's Cruisin' Oldies . 11th Annual Porterfield's Cruisin' Oldies Concert and Car Show. Featuring Night Fever, Evolutions, Vic Ferrari, The Diamonds and more. Car, tractor and classic motorcycle show also. On site camping available. 6 miles west of Marinette just off Hwy 64. For more information call 715 789-2207.
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20 Appleton - Park-to-Park Paddle. Bring your kayak or canoe and enjoy some of the sights northeast Wisconsin has to offer. Paddlers begin at Shattuck Park in Neenah and end at Lutz Park in Appleton. Post paddle celebration at Lutz Park will include food and guest speaker Paul Robbins. Shattuck Park, Neenah - Lutz Park, Appleton. For more information call (920) 738-7265.
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20 Green Bay - Vendor Fair & Craft Market. Bridge Point Church would like to welcome you to our 4th annual Vendor Fair & Craft Market. We feature over 80 quality vendors, food, music, and an amazing raffle, including a 50 inch flat screen TV, and silent auction. Admission and parking are free. Join us for the fun and shopping. If you would like to be a vendor call Brenda at (920) 265-5407.
Bridge Point Church 2421 West Point Rd. Event starts at 9:00AM and ends at 3:00PM. For more information call (920) 496-0048.
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20 Jefferson - Backstage Vibe on the Rox Music Festival. 12 bands. July 20th, 2013. 11am to 12midnight. Original live music all day! Pig roast. Beer tent. Raffles. FUN! Rox Sports Bar. For more information call (920) 675-9472.
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20 Johnson Creek - Free Live Music Performance by Big Joe Kennedy at Johnson Creek Premium Outlets. The Summer Music Series, presented by Coca Cola, will offer free live music throughout the summer at Johnson Creek Premium Outlets. On July 20, Big Joe Kennedy will perform from 12:30-4:30 p.m. This is a family fun, kid-friendly, free event for all. 575 W. Linmar Lane, Johnson Creek 53038. For more information call (920) 699-4112.
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20 Minocqua - Lakeland Pantry's Bear Cupboard Run. 1/2 Marathon, 5K Run/Walk, 1K Cubby Run on scenic BearSkin Trail. Call for registration info. Torpy Park, Downtown Minocqua. For more information call (715) 358-2222.
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20 Monona - Puzzling Pond Critters. Join us to spend your morning at the pond! Our naturalists will show you how to use nets to catch and identify underwater critters.
Pre-registration preferred; walk-ins accepted.
Aldo Leopold Nature Center, 330 Femrite Drive. Event starts at 10:00AM and ends at 11:30AM. For more information call (608) 216-9371.
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20 Oshkosh - Square Fare. 8AM - 2PM. Admission free. Held the third Saturday of each month, June through October, browse through 60 vendors selling antiques, collectibles, crafts, manufactured products, imported art and resale items. Opera House Square, Downtown, 300 North Main Street. For more information call (800) 366-4189.
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20 Oshkosh - Square Fare. Spend a day in historic downtown Oshkosh shopping an array of unique vendors in Opera House Square. On the third Saturday June through October browse through vendors selling antiques, collectibles, manufactured products, imported art and resale items. After visiting the vendors in the square, take a stroll down Main St for fresh, local produce at the Oshkosh Saturday Farmers Market and visit speciality stores and boutiques. Then take a break and have a wonderful culinary experience in one of the many restaurants.
Opera House Square, 404 N Main St. For more information call (800) 366-4189.
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20 Sheboygan - ACUITY Health Challenge. ACUITY challenges you to join us for the 2 Mile or 5K Run/Walk to support local charities. 2800 South Taylor Drive. For more information call (920) 458-9131 x1880.
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20 Wisconsin Dells - Chris Isaak in Concert. Chris Isaak is a masterful showman, and has considerable talents as a comedian and musician, and occasional actor. Isaak also starred in his own acclaimed Showtime musical comedy series "The Chris Isaak Show". Crystal Grand Music Theatre, 430 West Munroe Avenue. Event starts at 8:00PM. For more information call (800) 696-7999.
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21 Williams Bay - Laurie Berkner Solo: "The You and Me Tour". Bring a stuffed animal (for your head) and dancing shoes to this special concert featuring the best-selling, award-winning children's recording artist. Performance begins at 4:00 pm. 350 Constance Blvd Williams Bay, WI. For more information call (262) 256-8501.
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23 Boulder Junction - Sidewalk Sales Day . Held throughout the Boulder Junction downtown area, enjoy a bargain extravaganza at all area shops. Main Street Downtown. For more information call (715) 385-2400.
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24 - 28 Portage - Columbia County Fair. Tons of Midway rides, a fireworks show, grandstand shows, food and fun. Columbia County Fairgrounds, Veteran's Memorial Field. For more information call (608) 745-0719.
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25 - 28 Baraboo - Circus Model Train Show at Circus World. Come check out an exhibition of garden-scale, or G-scale, model circus trains which bring together the colorful world of the circus and the outdoors. Circus World Museum, 550 Water Street. For more information call (608) 356-8341.
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Jul 25 - Sep 1 Fort Atkinson - Run For Your Wife. Unassuming cab driver John Smith is mugged one day and taken home by a helpful policeman. Unfortunately he's taken home to Wife #2 when according to his carefully laid out schedule he should be with Wife #1. You'll laugh til it hurts at this rollicking comic masterpiece of mistaken identities. Call for ticket info. The Fireside Dinner Theatre, 1131 Janesville Avenue. For more information call (800) 477-9505.
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25 - 27 Hayward - Lumberjack World Championships. Professional competition as seen on ESPN. Chopping, bucking, sawing, speed climbing and boom run.
Lumberjack Bowl. For more information call (715) 634-2484.
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25 - 28 Spooner - Washburn County Fair. Come experience a real county fair with a carnival, food, entertainment, horse pull, kiddie tractor pull, livestock show and auction, 4-H and other exhibits. Washburn County Fairgrounds. For more information call (715) 469-3217.
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26 - 27 Burlington - Burlington Sidewalk Sales. Formerly known as Maxwell Street Days. Shoppers paradise, with sales throughout the city. Sidewalk sales, arts & crafts in Wehmhoff Square. There will be music, food, and so much more. Fri. 9AM - 5PM, Sat. 9AM - 4PM. Wehmhoff Square Park Pine Street and Washington Street. For more information call (262) 763-6044.
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26 - 28 Danbury - Great Folle Avoine Rendezvous. Over 150 camps gather to re-enact the Rendezvous of Fur Trade era: Traders Row, Black Powder, Archery, Tomahawk, Tour of Fur Trade Post and Indian Village. 8500 Cty Rd U. For more information call (715) 866-8890.
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26 - 27 Fort Atkinson - Carnival Days Sidewalk Sale. Enjoy the annual merchant's sidewalk sale, chamber brat stand, farmers market, live music, and much more. Throughout downtown & the Fort Atkinson area. For more information call (920) 563-3210.
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26 Lake Geneva - Artist Evening with Live Jazz. Enjoy a relaxing evening at the Cornerstone Shop & Gallery with artists and artisans painting, displaying and autographing their work, plus light refreshments and entertainment by Two Cents Flat, a group of talented jazz musicians from Badger High School. Cornerstone Shop & Gallery, 214 Broad St.. For more information call (262) 248-6988.
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26 Lake Geneva - Book Signing: "The Best of Lake Geneva: 100 Things". Available in mid-July, this new, full-color gift book showcases 100 different ways to explore the Geneva Lakes area, complete with a companion website with full details about each activity. Cornerstone Shop & Gallery, 214 Broad St.. For more information call (262) 248-6988.
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26 - 28 Madison - Heavy Bombers Over Madison. Several vintage WWII era aircraft will be open for rides. Ground tours fees for all static aircraft: $15 individual, $25 family, children 8 and under free. Air rides given on a per fee basis. Friday: 9AM - Noon Air Rides; Noon - 7PM public ground tours. Saturday: 9AM - Noon Air Rides, Noon - 7PM public ground tours, 7PM - 10PM 1940's Hangar Dance. Sunday: 9AM - Noon Air Rides, Noon - 7PM public ground tours. Dane County Regional Airport at Wisconsin Aviation, 3606 Corben Court. For more information call (432) 413-4100.
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26 - 27 Wild Rose - Wild Rose Days. Old Fashioned Party on the Pond! Games of skill, music, food, childrens' Enchanted Grove Stage, HayWagon Stage, Sonic Circus performs Friday nite - fireworks Saturday night. Roberts Park. For more information call (920) 622-3835.
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26 Wisconsin Dells - Rick Springfield in Concert . The Crystal Grand is excited to welcome Rick Springfield! It's going to be a great night of hit song after hit song. Don't miss it! Tickets are $34.95, $44.95 and $49.95. Crystal Grand Music Theatre, 430 Munroe Street. Event starts at 8:00PM. For more information call (800) 696-7999.
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27 Baraboo - 2013 Circus Celebration and Parade. On Saturday July 27, enjoy the Circus Celebration and Parade in Downtown Baraboo. Fun for your whole family! Downtown Baraboo around the courthouse square. For more information call (800) 227-2266.
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27 - 29 Baraboo - 2013 Summerset Festival of the Arts. Theater, film, music, dance, film and visual art. Over 40 interactive, multi-disciplinary arts events, performances and workshops to get you creating, moving, and enjoying the arts! UW Baraboo Campus, 1006 Connie Road. For more information call (608) 355-5200.
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27 Rome - Lake Arrowhead Lakes Rhythm & Brews. Art, music and more, 1 pm to 10 pm Saturday July 27th. Art sale and wine at the lake front from 1-4. Live music 3-10. Miller/Coors beer wagon with micro/macro brews 1-10. Authentic BBQ and fresh grilled food 3-10. Corn hole tournament 3 pm. 1374 Rain Dance Trail 1.4 miles off of Hwy 13. For more information call (715) 325-2901.
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27 Waupaca - PaddleQuest Waupaca. Paddle your canoe, kayak or stand up paddle board with a co-ed team of three, all female team, team of two or go solo as a lodestar paddler. With individual class traveling trophies and sponsor prizes. Along the way find characters, collect trash and invasive species for a bonus and collect the magical items. Ages 8-80. Waupaca Chain O' Lakes. For more information call (715) 254-7557.
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27 Williams Bay - Teatro! Theatreland's First Supergroup. From "Evita" and "Phantom of the Opera" to "Les Miserables," this dynamic men's quartet brings musical theatre roaring back in a show-stopping, U.S. debut extravaganza. Performance begins at 7:30 pm.
350 Constance Blvd Williams Bay, WI. For more information call (262) 256-8501.
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28 Neenah - 27th Annual Best Friends Gourmet Bike Tour. A ride through the Neenah countryside with many routes to choose from. The family route is 4 to 12 miles and around 25, 55, 75, or the 100 mile Century routes. Rest stops feature baked goods, fresh fruits, and beverages. Following the tour a Gourmet Picnic will be served from 11AM to 3PM at the school. Registration 6AM. Rest areas and SAG wagons will be available. Registration ends midnight on July 23, 2013, call for pricing info. St. Mary Central High School, 1050 Zephyr Drive. For more information call (920) 729-5600.
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Apr 28 through Sep 15 Racine - Twenty-First Century Heirlooms . From brooches that use famous Western paintings as reference points to sculptures made of accumulations of recycled twentieth-century pressed glass, as well as fast food containers made of silver, the work included in this show expands and challenges how we define heirlooms in the twenty-first century. Racine Art Museum, 441 Main Street. For more information call (262) 638-8300.
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May 23 through Aug 29 Crivitz - 2013 Crivitz Flea & Farmer's Market. Every Thursday from 5/23 to 8/29 from 8am to 4pm. Handmade arts and crafts, antiques and collectables and so much more. Space is available to rent by the event day or the entire season (based on availability). Across from Village Hall, 800 Henriette Avenue. For more information call (715) 854-2030.
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May 26 through Oct 20 Baraboo - Downtown Baraboo Sunday Market. A combination of local antique dealers, collectors, artisans and crafters. Rain or shine, every Sunday. On the Square, Downtown Baraboo. Event starts at 10:00AM and ends at 3:00PM.
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Jun 5 through Sep 25 Lake Geneva - Wednesday Night Social Paddles. Wednesdays, June 5-Sept 25, 2013 from 6pm-8pm, Join CWO for fun and exciting evening paddles on beautiful Geneva Lake. Rental reservations are required. If you have your own craft, just meet up with us at the boat launch. Call ahead to confirm event. Clear Water Outdoor - 744 Main Street. For more information call (262) 348-2420.
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Jun 6 through Sep 26 Lake Geneva - SUP Yoga. Thursdays, June 6-Sept 26, 2013 Join CWO for an hour yoga class followed by a relaxing paddle on Geneva Lake. We'll alternate locations every other week between Lake Geneva and Williams Bay. Call to reserve your spot, and to confirm event. Clear Water Outdoor - 744 Main St. For more information call (262) 348-2420.
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Jun 9 through Sep 29 Lake Geneva - Sunday Morning Social Paddles. Sunday mornings, June 9-Sept 29, 2013 from 7:45am-10am, Join CWO for a group paddle. All abilities welcome. Reservations are required. If you have your own craft, just meet us at the Boat Launch to join in! Call to confirm event. Clear Water Outdoor - 744 Main St.. For more information call (262) 3248-2420.
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Jun 10 through Aug 23 Mauston - Spend A Day Camp at Red Ridge Ranch. Spend the day with the horses at our one day camps held Monday through Friday. People of any age may attend but under 8 years old will need to have an adult accompany them. Throughout the day they will have hands on experiences with our friendly horses and staff. Each day will include a safety lesson, two trail rides, an art or craft, feeding, and handling of the horses. Call for admission info. Red Ridge Ranch Riding Stable, W4881 Hwy 82. Event starts at 9:00AM and ends at 5:00PM. For more information call (608) 847-2273.
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Jun 11 through Aug 27 Mauston - Woodside Ranch Gymkhana Horse Series. Bring the whole family to Woodside Ranch for their speed horse show. Featured classes include plug race, flag race and pole bending. W4015 State Road 82. Event starts at 6:00PM. For more information call (608) 847-4275.
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Jun 13 through Jul 14 Fort Atkinson - Little Shop of Horrors. The nerdy clerk at a down-on-its-luck flower shop is growing the world's most unusual plant. Hilarity ensues when he discovers the plant needs more than just water and sun to thrive. You'll love the tuneful musical score and quirky off-beat romance. The Fireside Dinner Theatre. For more information call (800) 477-9505.
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Jun 13 through Sep 30 Lake Geneva - Paddle Fitness Class. Mondays, June 13-Sept 30, 2013 from 6 pm-8 pm. Paddle Fit combines on-land workouts with SUP training and techniques. This class will help you achieve your fitness goals, improve your technique and guide you toward a healthier lifestyle. Limited space - call to reserve a spot. Clear Water Outdoor - 744 Main Street. For more information call (232) 348-2420.
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