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SUMMARY:Milwaukee Journal Sentinel Sports Show
DESCRIPTION:The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel Sports Show features outdoor sports exhibits and interactive fun for the entire family. It’s a sporting tradition dating back to 1940 where people from all over Wisconsin and northern Illinois who love fishing\, boating\, hunting\, and camping come to try and buy the latest in outdoor equipment as well as book their summer vacation sporting adventure. \nThere are an absolute ton of vendors\, showcases\, and demonstrations. Find them at places like the Chevy Dealers Main Stage\, the Mercury Marine Boating Pavilion\, Lake-Link Seminar Hall\, Usinger’s Outdoor Grilling Stage\, the MPTV/Outdoor Wisconsin Family Adventure Pavilion\, Historical Fishing Displays\, “World’s Outstanding Whitetails\,” the Sports Show Trout Pond\, the Old Duck Hunter Exhibit\, West Town Archery Clinics\, Archery Lessons and Competitions\, and more. See “Lake Milwaukee” for fun\, too! The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel Sports Show website has all the details on scheduled events. \nIt all takes place March 6-8\, 2026 at the Wisconsin State Fair Park Expo Center\, right where Highway 59 (Greenfield Avenue) and Highway 181 (84th Street) meet in West Allis\, just south of I-94. I-41/I-894/U.S. 45\, U.S. 18\, and Highway 100 all get you close\, too! \nAdmission is $12 to the show in advance\, $15 at the gate. Youth tickets (age 6-14) are $6. Children 5 and under are FREE. Active duty military and veterans are also free every day. Parking will be available on the grounds\, as well as at the Milwaukee Mile race track. You can also park for blocks around\, and check out one of our favorite pizzas at Mama Mia’s (86th & Greenfield) or great fried chicken at TomKen’s on 80th & Greenfield! (These are some of the State Trunk Tour’s guilty pleasures.) \nMilwaukee Journal Sentinel Sports Show Address:\nWisconsin State Fair Park Exposition Center\n640 S. 84th Street (Highway 181 at 59)\nWest Allis\, WI 53214\n(888) 488-4286\nWebsite\n \nCheck out a Schedule of Events below!\n  \n\n\n\n \n \nMilwaukee Journal Sentinel Sports Show Schedule of Events:\nFriday\, March 6th\nMercury Marine Hawg Trough Stage: \n12:00 p.m. “Catching Summer Bass” with Mike Norris\, Master Angler and Host of Outdoors with Mike Norris on WBIG 1280 AM  \nMike Norris will present proven tips and strategies for catching largemouth and smallmouth bass during the “Dog Days” of summer. Mike is a fully licensed fishing guide on Wisconsin’s Big Green Lake and a 2025 Inductee into the Freshwater Fishing Hall of Fame. His tips and strategies for summertime bass will work wherever you fish for smallmouth bass.  \n1:00 p.m.  “Extending Your Hunting Season with CVA Muzzleloaders” Tim Andrus\, Host of Rush Outdoors TV; World of Rush Outdoors TV; and National Pro Staffer for Realtree  Tim Andrus will be giving away a CVA Muzzleloader at his presentation. \n2:00 p.m. “Wisconsin Hunting Camps” with Loren Voss\, Wisconsin Turkey Commander \nDive into the rich traditions and thrilling experiences of hunting in Wisconsin. Loren will share expert tips\, captivating stories\, and invaluable insights into the best hunting practices and locations across the state. Whether you’re a seasoned hunter or a curious beginner\, this presentation promises to be both informative and inspiring.  \n3:00 p.m. “Smallie Success with the Ned Rig & and Other Top Lures!” with Bill Schultz\, Smallmouth Bass Legend   \nJoin Bill Schultz as he delves into the secrets of his smallmouth bass fishing success. Since adopting the Ned Rig in 2016\, Bill has significantly boosted his catch numbers\, reaching an impressive total of 33\,359 smallies. This presentation is packed with insights for both seasoned anglers and newcomers alike. Bill will cover the techniques and strategies that have worked for him in various rivers and the renowned waters of Sturgeon Bay/Door County.  \n4:00 p.m. “Mastering Modern Bass Fishing” with Joe Thomas\, Professional Bass Angler; TV personality and Host of Pelican’s Ultimate Match Fishing and Stihl’s Reel in the Outdoors with Joe Thomas on the OUTDOOR Channel  \nJoe will demonstrate modern bass fishing tactics\, lures and techniques. This seminar is designed to help anglers of all ages and skill levels catch more fish!  \n5:00 p.m. “Catch Your First Musky” with Steve Heiting\, Professional Musky Angler and Freshwater Fishing Hall of Famer  \nFishing Hall of Famer Steve Heiting will discuss tackle\, lures\, lakes and patterns that will help anyone who has ever dreamed of fishing muskies. In addition to his multi-media seminar\, Steve will demonstrate in the Hawg Trough five lures every musky angler — beginner or pro — should use.  \n6:00 p.m. Pete Maina\, North America’s #1 Authority on Muskie & Pike Fishing \nJoin Pete Maina as he explores the diverse techniques for working muskie baits. Learn why it’s crucial to avoid falling into repetitive patterns with your retrieves and discover the realities of modern-day fishing.   \nLumberjack Stage: \n12:00 p.m. Milwaukee Dog Training Club Agility Demo  \nAs the oldest dog training club in the Midwest\, the Milwaukee Dog Training Club has been fostering a love for dogs and training excellence since 1929. They offer classes in obedience\, agility\, flyball\, and more. Their agility demo highlights the incredible skills and teamwork between dogs and their handlers as they navigate challenging obstacles. Come and see their amazing dogs in action!  \n1:00 p.m. Timberworks Lumberjack Show \nOne of the most exciting events at the show is the Timberworks Lumberjack Show. There’s nothing like watching trained lumberjack athletes compete in a variety of events\, including cross-cut sawing\, ax throwing\, chopping\, speed climbing\, a chainsaw race and everyone’s favorite\, the log rolling competition.  \n2:00 p.m. Fastest Retriever: Qualifier #1  \nWatch as up to 12 dogs compete in the Fastest Retriever Qualifier Round\, running individually down and back a 100-foot run. Each dog must retrieve a toy and cross both lines to qualify. The top three dogs with the fastest times from each qualifier will advance to the finals on Sunday for a chance to win cash prizes. This event is a crowd favorite!  \n3:00 p.m. Timberworks Lumberjack Show  \nOne of the most exciting events at the show is the Timberworks Lumberjack Show. There’s nothing like watching trained lumberjack athletes compete in a variety of events\, including cross-cut sawing\, ax throwing\, chopping\, speed climbing\, a chainsaw race and everyone’s favorite\, the log rolling competition.  \n4:00 p.m. Milwaukee Dog Training Club Agility Demo \nAs the oldest dog training club in the Midwest\, the Milwaukee Dog Training Club has been fostering a love for dogs and training excellence since 1929. They offer classes in obedience\, agility\, flyball\, and more. Their agility demo highlights the incredible skills and teamwork between dogs and their handlers as they navigate challenging obstacles. Come and see their amazing dogs in action!  \n5:00 p.m. Timberworks Lumberjack Show  \nOne of the most exciting events at the show is the Timberworks Lumberjack Show. There’s nothing like watching trained lumberjack athletes compete in a variety of events\, including cross-cut sawing\, ax throwing\, chopping\, speed climbing\, a chainsaw race and everyone’s favorite\, the log rolling competition.  \n6:00 p.m. Fastest Retriever: Qualifier #2 \nWatch as up to 12 dogs compete in the Fastest Retriever Qualifier Round\, running individually down and back a 100-foot run. Each dog must retrieve a toy and cross both lines to qualify. The top three dogs with the fastest times from each qualifier will advance to the finals on Sunday for a chance to win cash prizes. This event is a crowd favorite!  \nUsinger’s Cooking Stage \n12:00 p.m. “Midwest Grill’n” with Mad Dog & Merrill \nThey want nothing more than to make everyone a better griller and have a ton of fun doing it! Mad Dog & Merrill® travel the country performing in front of live audiences and hosting the TV series Mad Dog & Merrill® Midwest Grill’n that shows viewers how easy it is to be creative and entertain in their own backyard. \n1:00 p.m. “Cooking Gone Wild” with Starla Batzko \nAs a seasoned hunter and owner of Starla’s Seasonings\, Dips\, and Mixes\, Starla brings her expertise in cooking and seasoning game to the stage. Starla’s recipes and tips are designed to be accessible to everyone\, making it easy for both beginners and experienced cooks to create delicious dishes.  \n3:00 p.m. “Midwest Grill’n” with Mad Dog & Merrill \nThey want nothing more than to make everyone a better griller and have a ton of fun doing it! Mad Dog & Merrill® travel the country performing in front of live audiences and hosting the TV series Mad Dog & Merrill® Midwest Grill’n that shows viewers how easy it is to be creative and entertain in their own backyard.  \n5:00 p.m. “Midwest Grill’n” with Mad Dog & Merrill \nThey want nothing more than to make everyone a better griller and have a ton of fun doing it! Mad Dog & Merrill® travel the country performing in front of live audiences and hosting the TV series Mad Dog & Merrill® Midwest Grill’n that shows viewers how easy it is to be creative and entertain in their own backyard.  \nSaturday\, March 7th\nMercury Marine Hawg Trough Stage \n11:00 a.m. “Fishing Basics” with Greg Karch\, Learn 2 Fish With Us  \nFishing Basics uses an interactive approach to introduce people to the skills and equipment needed to begin fishing.  This seminar is perfect for families\, youth and adults.  You will learn: safety while fishing\, how to use a spin cast and spinning fishing combo\, how to cast accurately and safely\, different basic fishing presentations\, how to tie a Clinch and Palomar knot\, fish identification\, live and artificial baits we use to fish\, keeping a fishing journal and so much more… This seminar is great for all ages who want to fish!  The first 75 Youth 16 and under that attend the seminar will receive a spin cast fishing combo and fishing education book.  \n12:00 p.m. Freshwater Fishing Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony  \nJoin us for the Freshwater Fishing Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony\, where we honor individuals who have made significant contributions to freshwater fishing. Celebrate their achievements\, hear inspiring stories\, and be part of a tradition that highlights the rich history and bright future of freshwater fishing. \n1:00 p.m. Pete Maina\, North America’s #1 Authority on Muskie & Pike Fishing; alongside Kristine Fisher\, Tournament Musky and Bass Angler \n2:00 p.m. Violet Talley\, Champion Tournament Angler; Hunter; Entrepreneur; Creative Expert \n3:00 p.m. “Do’s and Don’ts’ of Running a Trail Camera” Tim Andrus\, Host of Rush Outdoors TV; World of Rush Outdoors TV; and National Pro Staffer for Realtree Since 1996  \nTim Andrus will be giving away a Covert Trail Camera at his presentation. \n4:00 p.m. “What Makes Up a Hunting Camp” with Loren Voss\, Wisconsin Turkey Commander  \nLearn about the essential elements that create a successful hunting camp\, from gear and setup to camaraderie and tradition. Loren will share his expertise and personal experiences to help you build the perfect hunting camp.  \n5:00 p.m. “Spring Fishing in Door County” with Dale Stroschein\, Freshwater Fishing Hall of Fame Angler; Head Guide – Wacky Walleye Guide Service  \nJoin legendary angler Dale Stroschein for an engaging fishing seminar focused on spring fishing in Door County. Drawing on over 40 years of experience\, Dale will share expert techniques and strategies for targeting both walleye and smallmouth bass. This presentation offers anglers of all skill levels the chance to learn from one of the most respected names in the sport.  \n6:00 p.m. “Time on the Water = More River Smallmouth” with Mike Mladenik\, Freshwater Fishing Hall of Fame Guide for 40+ years \nWith over 47 years of experience as a Wisconsin Fishing Guide\, Mike emphasizes that time on the water is essential for success. He explains how to consistently catch big river smallmouth bass throughout spring\, summer\, and fall. His presentation includes tips on using topwater baits and soft plastics\, as well as techniques for fishing various types of river structures.  \nLumberjack Stage \n12:00 p.m. Milwaukee Dog Training Club Agility Demo \nAs the oldest dog training club in the Midwest\, the Milwaukee Dog Training Club has been fostering a love for dogs and training excellence since 1929. They offer classes in obedience\, agility\, flyball\, and more. Their agility demo highlights the incredible skills and teamwork between dogs and their handlers as they navigate challenging obstacles. Come and see their amazing dogs in action!  \n1:00 p.m. Timberworks Lumberjack Show \nOne of the most exciting events at the show is the Timberworks Lumberjack Show. There’s nothing like watching trained lumberjack athletes compete in a variety of events\, including cross-cut sawing\, ax throwing\, chopping\, speed climbing\, a chainsaw race and everyone’s favorite\, the log rolling competition. \n2:00 p.m. Fastest Retriever: Qualifier #3 \nWatch as up to 12 dogs compete in the Fastest Retriever Qualifier Round\, running individually down and back a 100-foot run. Each dog must retrieve a toy and cross both lines to qualify. The top three dogs with the fastest times from each qualifier will advance to the finals on Sunday for a chance to win cash prizes. This event is a crowd favorite!  \n3:00 p.m. Timberworks Lumberjack Show \nOne of the most exciting events at the show is the Timberworks Lumberjack Show. There’s nothing like watching trained lumberjack athletes compete in a variety of events\, including cross-cut sawing\, ax throwing\, chopping\, speed climbing\, a chainsaw race and everyone’s favorite\, the log rolling competition. \n4:00 p.m. Milwaukee Dog Training Club Agility Demo  \nAs the oldest dog training club in the Midwest\, the Milwaukee Dog Training Club has been fostering a love for dogs and training excellence since 1929. They offer classes in obedience\, agility\, flyball\, and more. Their agility demo highlights the incredible skills and teamwork between dogs and their handlers as they navigate challenging obstacles. Come and see their amazing dogs in action!  \n5:00 p.m. Timberworks Lumberjack Show \nOne of the most exciting events at the show is the Timberworks Lumberjack Show. There’s nothing like watching trained lumberjack athletes compete in a variety of events\, including cross-cut sawing\, ax throwing\, chopping\, speed climbing\, a chainsaw race and everyone’s favorite\, the log rolling competition. \n6:00 p.m. Fastest Retriever: Qualifier #4 \nWatch as up to 12 dogs compete in the Fastest Retriever Qualifier Round\, running individually down and back a 100-foot run. Each dog must retrieve a toy and cross both lines to qualify. The top three dogs with the fastest times from each qualifier will advance to the finals on Sunday for a chance to win cash prizes. This event is a crowd favorite!  \nUsinger’s Cooking Stage \n12:00 p.m. “Midwest Grill’n” with Mad Dog & Merrill \nThey want nothing more than to make everyone a better griller and have a ton of fun doing it! Mad Dog & Merrill® travel the country performing in front of live audiences and hosting the TV series Mad Dog & Merrill® Midwest Grill’n that shows viewers how easy it is to be creative and entertain in their own backyard.  \n1:00 p.m. “Cooking Gone Wild” with Starla Batzko \nAs a seasoned hunter and owner of Starla’s Seasonings\, Dips\, and Mixes\, Starla brings her expertise in cooking and seasoning game to the stage. Starla’s recipes and tips are designed to be accessible to everyone\, making it easy for both beginners and experienced cooks to create delicious dishes.  \n3:00 p.m. “Midwest Grill’n” with Mad Dog & Merrill \nThey want nothing more than to make everyone a better griller and have a ton of fun doing it! Mad Dog & Merrill® travel the country performing in front of live audiences and hosting the TV series Mad Dog & Merrill® Midwest Grill’n that shows viewers how easy it is to be creative and entertain in their own backyard.  \n5:00 p.m. “Midwest Grill’n” with Mad Dog & Merrill \nThey want nothing more than to make everyone a better griller and have a ton of fun doing it! Mad Dog & Merrill® travel the country performing in front of live audiences and hosting the TV series Mad Dog & Merrill® Midwest Grill’n that shows viewers how easy it is to be creative and entertain in their own backyard.  \nSunday\, March 8th\nMercury Marine Hawg Trough Stage \n11:00 a.m. “Beyond the Basics” with Greg Karch\, Learn 2 Fish With Us  \nBeyond The Basics builds upon the skills and equipment learned in the Fishing Basics seminar. This seminar uses an interactive approach and is perfect for families\, adults and youth.  In this seminar you will learn: safety while fishing\, how to use a bait caster and line counter reel\, different presentations such as jigging\, trolling\, pulling crawler harnesses\, how locators work\, how to utilize lake/river maps along with a discussion on where and when to find fish\, how to fillet a fish along with ways to cook fish and so much more…  \nThe first 75 youth 16 and under will receive a Future Pro shirt\, mini tackle box with tackle and a fishing education book.  \nAll attending Beyond The Basics seminar will go into a drawing for Pflueger Spinning fishing combo\, Berkley Series 1 Spinning Rod Medium Light and a pair of Off Shore Tackle Company planer boards with tattle flags. 3 Winners will be Selected.  \n12:00 p.m. “Best Bites around Milwaukee” with Jim O’Neil\, TV & Podcast Host of Midwest Outdoors \nDiscover the Best Bites around Milwaukee with Jim’s monthly calendar\, featuring top spots to visit\, the best gear to use\, and tips on how to make the most of your fishing trips—all within a short drive of Milwaukee!  \n1:00 p.m. “Chasing GIANT Bass” with Mark Zona\, Host of Zona’s Awesome Fishing Show on the OUTDOOR Channel; Co-Host of the Bassmaster Elite Series on ESPN2; Bass Fishing Hall of Famer  \nJoin Mark Zona for an exhilarating presentation on the art of bass fishing. Discover the secrets behind catching those elusive giant bass\, learn tips and techniques from one of the best in the business\, and get ready for an engaging and entertaining session that will leave you inspired to hit the water!  \nLumberjack Stage \n11:00 a.m. Fastest Retriever: Qualifier #5  \nWatch as up to 12 dogs compete in the Fastest Retriever Qualifier Round\, running individually down and back a 100-foot run. Each dog must retrieve a toy and cross both lines to qualify. The top three dogs with the fastest times from each qualifier will advance to the finals on Sunday for a chance to win cash prizes. This event is a crowd favorite! \n12:00 p.m. Milwaukee Dog Training Club Agility Demo \nAs the oldest dog training club in the Midwest\, the Milwaukee Dog Training Club has been fostering a love for dogs and training excellence since 1929. They offer classes in obedience\, agility\, flyball\, and more. Their agility demo highlights the incredible skills and teamwork between dogs and their handlers as they navigate challenging obstacles. Come and see their amazing dogs in action!  \n1:00 p.m. Timberworks Lumberjack Show \nOne of the most exciting events at the show is the Timberworks Lumberjack Show. There’s nothing like watching trained lumberjack athletes compete in a variety of events\, including cross-cut sawing\, ax throwing\, chopping\, speed climbing\, a chainsaw race and everyone’s favorite\, the log rolling competition.  \n2:00 p.m. Milwaukee Dog Training Club Agility Demo \nAs the oldest dog training club in the Midwest\, the Milwaukee Dog Training Club has been fostering a love for dogs and training excellence since 1929. They offer classes in obedience\, agility\, flyball\, and more. Their agility demo highlights the incredible skills and teamwork between dogs and their handlers as they navigate challenging obstacles. Come and see their amazing dogs in action!  \n3:00 p.m. Timberworks Lumberjack Show \nOne of the most exciting events at the show is the Timberworks Lumberjack Show. There’s nothing like watching trained lumberjack athletes compete in a variety of events\, including cross-cut sawing\, ax throwing\, chopping\, speed climbing\, a chainsaw race and everyone’s favorite\, the log rolling competition.  \n4:00 p.m. Fastest Retriever: Finals \nWatch as the top 15 dogs from the Fastest Retriever qualifier rounds compete in the Finals for cash prizes! Each dog will run individually down and back a 100-foot run\, retrieve a toy\, and cross both lines. The fastest retrievers will vie for 1st place ($300)\, 2nd place ($150)\, and 3rd place ($75). Don’t miss out on the excitement as these incredible dogs race to the finish!  \nUsinger’s Cooking Stage \n12:00 p.m. “Midwest Grill’n” with Mad Dog & Merrill \nThey want nothing more than to make everyone a better griller and have a ton of fun doing it! Mad Dog & Merrill® travel the country performing in front of live audiences and hosting the TV series Mad Dog & Merrill® Midwest Grill’n that shows viewers how easy it is to be creative and entertain in their own backyard.  \n1:00 p.m. “Cooking Gone Wild” with Starla Batzko \nAs a seasoned hunter and owner of Starla’s Seasonings\, Dips\, and Mixes\, Starla brings her expertise in cooking and seasoning game to the stage. Starla’s recipes and tips are designed to be accessible to everyone\, making it easy for both beginners and experienced cooks to create delicious dishes.  \n2:00 p.m. Wisconsin Buck & Bear Club Awards Ceremony \nThe Awards Ceremony will celebrate the best trophy deer entries at the Milwaukee Sports Show across three categories: Firearms\, Archery\, and Crossbow. Special honors include Judge’s Choice\, Overall Best of Show Typical\, Overall Best of Show Non-Typical\, Best of Show Bear\, and Best of Show Found/Collected. Don’t miss this opportunity to witness the crowning of the finest trophy deer!  \n3:00 p.m. “Midwest Grill’n” with Mad Dog & Merrill \nThey want nothing more than to make everyone a better griller and have a ton of fun doing it! Mad Dog & Merrill® travel the country performing in front of live audiences and hosting the TV series Mad Dog & Merrill® Midwest Grill’n that shows viewers how easy it is to be creative and entertain in their own backyard.  \n  \nBack to StateTrunkTour.com
URL:https://statetrunktour.com/event/milwaukee-journal-sentinel-sports-show/
LOCATION:Wisconsin State Fair Exposition Center\, 640 S. 84th Street\, West Allis\, WI\, 53214\, United States
CATEGORIES:Expo,Family,Sports
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SUMMARY:Battle on Bago
DESCRIPTION:Battle on Bago is the Midwest’s largest ice fishing tournament and the family and fishing event of the year! The 19th annual Battle on Bago (winter version\, there’s a summer one in June) takes place on Lake Winnebago February 20th-21st\, 2026. There’s a Friday Fish Fry on the ice – weather permitting – with live music. Saturday’s Ice Fishing Tournament features over $275\,000 in cash and prizes! \nThe Tournament starts Friday\, February 20th at 6:00 am; scales will be open from 4pm to 8pm. On Saturday February 21st\, scales will open at 9am; the tournament ends at 2:00pm. Tournament ticket sales END at 6am Friday. You must be in line by 2:00 pm at Menominee Park in Oshkosh. \nContestants will be allowed to fish Lake Winnebago and the Upper River Lakes: Lake Poygan\, Lake Winneconne\, and Lake Butte des Morts. Ice Fishing Permitted ONLY. You can weigh 1 fish per fishing ticket of any of the following species: Walleye (minimum length 14”)\, panfish (perch\, bluegills\, crappies)\, or whitebass. Any other fish not listed here will not be eligible for registration. Fish may be taken with tip-ups or by rod and reel. There is no age requirement on tournament participation. \nAlong with fishing\, check out the heated tent and enjoy a great fish fry and other food from 5-10pm\, plus live music from 7:30pm-11pm Friday night. The Raffle will be held on Saturday at 5pm. FREE Admission to all non-fishing events! \nYou can get tickets here. Fishing tickets are $40. You can also buy tickets are various locales in the Oshkosh area\, as well as Fleet Farm stores statewide. You also need a valid fishing license from the Wisconsin DNR (888-936-7463). \nMore info on tickets\, tournaments\, entertainment\, and more can be found on their website\, BattleonBago.org. \nYou can get to Menominee Park in Oshkosh by hitting I-41 and heading into town or accessing downtown Oshkosh using Highways 21\, 26\, 44\, 76\, 91\, or U.S. 45. A lot of roads lead to Oshkosh… by gosh. \n  \nBattle on Bago Address:\nMenominee Park/Millers Bay\nIrving Avenue & Hazel Street\nOshkosh\, WI 54901\n(920) 303-9200\nWebsite\n\n \n  \n\n\n\n \n  \n 
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LOCATION:Menominee Park\, East Irving Avenue at Hazel Street\, Oshkosh\, WI\, 54903\, United States
CATEGORIES:Festival,Fishing,Outdoor
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SUMMARY:Slumberland American Birkebeiner
DESCRIPTION:The “Birkie” returns to Hayward\, providing year-round\, healthy\, active lifestyle events for thousands of adventurous spirits of all ages and abilities. Their slogan is SKI . RUN . BIKE . LIVE! It all began in 1973\, when 35 determined skiers gathered on the starting line for the American Birkebeiner. Little did they know…they were about to change everything. Today\, the Birkie provides year-round\, healthy\, active lifestyle events for thousands of adventurous spirits of all ages and abilities. In 2026\, it’s back for Birkie Week February 18th through the 22nd! \nThe official name of this main event is the Slumberland American Birkebeiner Cross-Country Ski Event. It’s North America’s largest and most prestigious X-C ski marathon; 12\,000 skiers of all ages\, genders and nationalities participate in the 51K Birkebeiner\, the 24K Kortelopet\, Prince Haakon 13K\, the children’s Barnebirkie\, Junior Birkie\, Elite Sprints\, and Family Fun Ski. \nThe Barkebirkie in Hayward\, where people line the streets\, big-time.\nOther fun events include the Barkie Birkie Skijor and Thursday’s Giant Ski Competition (six people on one pair of skis. What-what?? Find out more here.) The Birkie is a year-round lifestyle choice for thousands of outdoor fitness enthusiasts of all levels. From its signature ski race\, the legendary American Birkebeiner–Title Sponsor\, Slumberland Furniture–the Birkie has grown into an exciting array of fitness and recreational opportunities. The 107-kilometer Birkie Trail system attracts skiers\, runners\, bikers\, trekkers\, and hikers\, from casual day-trippers to elite superstars. \nThe Slumberland American Birkebeiner®: \n\nSpans 50 kilometers from Cable to Hayward for Skaters\, and 55K for Classic Skiers\nNorth America’s largest cross-country ski marathon\nAttracts over 10\,000 Birkie/Korte skiers\nPart of the Worldloppet circuit of 20 international ski marathons and part of the American Ski Marathon series of 13 races.\n\n\n\n\n\nAmerican Birkebeiner (the Birkie) Event Address:\n10527 Main Street\nHayward\, WI 54843\n(715) 634-5025\nWebsite \nU.S. 63 and Highways 27 and 77 bring you to Hayward! From U.S. 53 at Trego\, follow U.S. 63 north about 25 minutes. \n\n\n\n \nCheck out a recent recap here!\n \n \nBack to StateTrunkTour.com
URL:https://statetrunktour.com/event/american-birkebeiner-birkie/
LOCATION:Downtown Hayward\, 10527 Main Street\, Hayward\, WI\, 54843\, United States
CATEGORIES:Festival,Outdoor,Skiing,Winter Festival
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SUMMARY:Hudson Hot Air Affair
DESCRIPTION:Hudson bursts with color in the middle of winter with the balloon-filled Hot Air Affair! Enjoy not only hot air balloons\, but a HUGE slew of events throughout the weekend\, both indoors and out. The Hot Air Affair balloons\, of course\, are all outside. Twenty featured balloons will launch Saturday and Sunday morning at 8am. The 2026 theme “Sky Walkers Return to Rock” \nStarting Friday at 10am and running all weekend\, many of Hudson’s shops\, destinations\, and restaurants have special offers\, promotions\, and events. They include the Sippin’ with the Hotties Beverage Crawl and the Torchlight Parade starting at 7pm in downtown Hudson. \nSaturday at 7:35am is the first Balloon Launch\, with 20 hot air balloons rising from River Crest Elementary School on County F\, south of Hudson. Across the area\, you can look to the sky and see the balloons dotting the winter sky. A Pancake Breakfast precedes this at 7am at the Hudson Masonic Lodge on Locust Street in town. A Smoosh Board Competition also takes place at River Crest from 1-2:30pm with four people strapped onto two Smooshboards. \nA second balloon launch happens Saturday afternoon at 3pm\, also from River Crest Elementary. All day long\, River Crest also hosts the Marketplace & Craft Fair\, running 8am-8pm Saturday. \nBack in town\, the St. Croix River Dunk goes on from 1-3pm at Lakefront Park Beach; it’s the Hudson Rotary Club’s premiere winter fundraising event and… it sounds cold. \nThe Sunday Balloon Launch takes place at 7:35am – yes – from River Crest. All balloon inflations and flights are weather-dependent. \nGeocaching fans\, the Hot Air Affair has plenty of coordinates for you to uncover\, with a series of new hidden geocaches. \nSaturday from 11am to 4pm\, the Octagon House has walking tours and both the house/museum and the carriage house will be open for tours in return for a small\, suggested donation. An After the Glow Dance Party caps off Saturday evening at The Empourium on Rodeo Drive in Hudson with live music and plenty of fun. \nSunday continues with geocaching\, the Pop Up Ballon Launch at 7:35am again\, and continued deals and events at shops and restaurants. At 12pm\, you can check out the Hot Air Balloon Fat Bike Race. It takes place at Lakefront Park in Hudson. It’s a 3K technical sprint along the St. Croix River bottoms and through the park\, with “punchy hills and twisty turns.” 3pm is the Balloonist Roundtable. \nHudson is right along the gorgeous St. Croix River on the border with Minnesota\, where I-94 and U.S. 12 enter the state. Highway 35 runs through the center of town. The beautiful Willow River State Park is nearby. Check out Hudson whenever you can\, but if you can make it for Hot Air Affair\, it’s definitely going to be a soaring good time! \nThe Torchlight Parade lights up the night during Hudson’s Hot Air Affair.\nHot Air Affair Address:\nDowntown Hudson as well as River Crest Elementary School\n535 County Road F\nHudson\, WI 54016\n(715) 386-4011 or (800) 657-6775\nWebsite\n\n\n \n\n\n\n \nBack to StateTrunkTour.com
URL:https://statetrunktour.com/event/hudson-hot-air-affair/
LOCATION:River Crest Elementary School\, 535 County F\, Hudson\, WI\, 54016\, United States
CATEGORIES:Family,Festival,Winter Festival
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SUMMARY:Lake Superior Ice Festival
DESCRIPTION:Lake Superior Ice Festival is a community-driven festival celebrating the coolest aspects of Superior\, Douglas County\, and the whole northwestern Wisconsin region. Events include fireworks\, ice sculptures\, bonfires\, family activities\, snow slide\, snow shoe and fat tire bike demos\, Kubb (which you can learn to play)\, 9-hole Disc Golf\, ice racing\, and more. \nFor 2026\, the Lake Superior Ice Festival will feature 24 ice sculptures around Superior at various businesses and city landmarks\, each resting on a blue base with an accompanying trivia question. Starting Friday\, January 30th at 5:00 pm you can go on their website to answer the trivia questions and be entered for a chance to win one of two $250 in Superior Business Improvement District BID Bucks. \nEvents you can enjoy include:\nFriday & Saturday\, all day: Orb 365: A Community Collaborative. Ice orbs that will be arranged in the shape of Lake Superior are the heart of this community art project that also encourages good stewardship of the area’s water resources. \nSnow Creations at the Richard I. Bong Veterans Historical Center and Fairlawn Mansion. Kids (and adults\, too) can craft their own snow creations on the grounds of the Bong Veterans Historical Center (305 Harborview Parkway) or the Fairlawn Mansion (906 E. 2nd Street/U.S. 2/53) and even get spray bottles filled with approved color dye to make their snowy creations brilliant! This is available at the Bong Center from 9am – 5pm Friday or Saturday and at the Fairlawn Mansion on Friday or Saturday from 10am to 4pm. Both venues will also offer half-price tours during this time. \n \nLearn to Play Kubb. The sport of Kubb (pronounced “kooob”) is an old lawn game somewhat like bowling and horseshoes. The object is to knock over wooden blocks (the “kubbs”) with wooden batons you throw at them. Legend has it the Vikings (the ancient explorers\, not the Minnesota football team) used to play the game using the skulls and bones of fallen enemies. Today\, that’s frowned upon. You can learn how to play and/or watch the tournament! \nDisc Golf. On Saturday from 10am to 4pm\, the free 9-hole disc golf course will be open for you to play disc golf\, see demonstrations\, and even get instructions from local pros. It’s presented by the Lake Superior Disc Golf Community. \n\n\n\nMidwest Ice Racing Association Races will feature Motorcycles and Quads racing on the ice next to the S.S. Meteor. The action happens Saturday\, with gates opening at 7am\, practices at 8:30\, and racing from 10am – 3:30pm. \nFat Tire Bike Demos will take place Saturday from 10am to 2pm at Barkers Island. You can try out a bike\, learn about programs from the College of St. Scholastica’s Outdoor PURSUIT! and Zeitgeist\, and help them kick off their Winter Bike Week festivities\, which runs through February 4th. \nBonfire Pits at Festival Park from 10am – 5pm Saturday. \nThe Passport Scavenger Hunt takes place Saturday from 10am to 4pm\, where you can win prizes by picking up a passport\, participating in activities\, and checking them off in the passport. \nThe Superior Snow Slide offers a place to sled down on a large constructed hill designed specifically for sledding. It’s available Friday\, Saturday\, and Sunday\, but only staffed with sled rentals available on Saturday from 10am to 7pm. \nHay Bale Shuttle on the Island is a free service that will pick you up and drop you off at any of the four stops around the Island: parking area/sledding hill\, Festival Park\, beach area access and Barker’s Island Inn. Shuttles will be available from 10 am – 6 pm on Saturday. \nThe Lake Superior Ice Festival Canine King & Queen Contest happens Saturday\, presented by the Humane Society of Douglas County. All entries will have been done by the weekend\, but you can watch the competition and crowning ceremony\, which happens at noon! \nIce Carving in Action happens several times on Saturday\, with the creations of these artists from Krystal Kleer Ice Sculptures from Appleton crafting amazing sculptures before your eyes! They’ll stay up around town for as long as Mother Nature will let them. \nSaturday\, January 31st\, Noon to 4pm: Lake Superior Ice Racing Association Stock Car Races. Full-size stock cars will race on Allouez Bay\, with rear-wheel and front-wheel cars and small pickup trucks in a series of races starting at noon on Saturday. \nSnowshoeing at the Lake Superior National Estuarine Research Reserve is available on Saturday from 1pm to 3pm\, where the staff has a trail and obstacle course you can try out with your snowshoes. Timed races at 2:30! \nSterling Silver Fire Twirlers will perform Saturday from 3 to 4pm. They’re a local group performing in Superior since 1991. They’ll light the Fire & Ice Sculpture at the end of their performance! \nEnjoy Fireworks Saturday at 6:15pm to celebrate the entire festival. \nLake Superior Ice Festival Sculpture Locations:\n \nThe grounds for the festival are located on the shores of Lake Superior\, right off U.S. 2/53\, just north of Highway 13 and east of Highway 35. \nLake Superior Ice Festival Address:\n14 Marina Drive\nSuperior\, WI 54880\n(715) 395-7270\nWebsite \n\n\n\n \nBack to StateTrunkTour.com
URL:https://statetrunktour.com/event/lake-superior-ice-festival/
LOCATION:Lake Superior Ice Festival Grounds\, 14 Marina Drive\, Superior\, WI\, 54880\, United States
CATEGORIES:Family,Festival,Outdoor,Winter Festival
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SUMMARY:Lake Geneva Winterfest & America's Snow Sculpting Invitational
DESCRIPTION:Lake Geneva celebrates winter like no other place. Winterfest is a brouhaha of shopping\, dining\, music\, magic\, refreshments\, and activities including thrilling helicopter rides over the town and lake running January 28 – February 1\, 2026. It’s capped off\, of course\, by the amazing designs and creativity of the newly-christened America’s Snow Sculpting Invitational\, formerly the U.S. National Snow Sculpting Competition. Fifteen teams of the most talented snow sculptors and artists from around the country gather to compete for a national title. The entire competition is open to the public\, so Winterfest attendees can actually watch the artists at work! \nBe here to witness these teams at work during an epic 72-hour competition where their artistry is put to the test in creating remarkable\, larger-than-life snow sculptures. \n2026 TEAMS\n• Block #1: Illinois – Team Cave People From Space\n• Block #2: Michigan 2 – Team Soggy Mitten Boys\n• Block #3: Wisconsin 2 – Team Snow Cronies\n• Block #4: Mexico – Team Mexico\n• Block #5: Wisconsin 1 – Team Sculptora Borealis\n• Block #6: Minnesota 1 – Team Doing Our Best\n• Block #7: Wisconsin 3 – Team Snow Blind\n• Block #8: Turkey – Team Turkey\n• Block #9: Pennsylvania – Team Jack of All Lanterns\n• Block #10: Minnesota 2 – Team Snow Van Gogh\n• Block #11: Alaska – Team AK Department of Snow\n• Block #12: Iowa + Vermont – Team A NorEaster in Dubuque\n• Block #13: Michigan 1 – Team Smith Family\n• Block #14: Wisconsin 4 – Team Up To Snow Good\n• Block #15: Colorado – Team Enchanted Forest \nIn addition to the snow sculpting competition\, you’ll find more wintery fun during Winterfest week\, including the 6th annual Downtown Ice Sculpture Walk\, Bonfires on the Beach\, a Cocoa Crawl and many more events\, activities and specials around Lake Geneva and the surrounding area. The walk is just steps away from the snow sculpting competition\, with dozens of artfully crafted ice sculptures adorning the front faces of shops\, restaurants\, and other businesses throughout the Downtown district. Ice sculptures will be installed Friday morning\, January 30th and remain on display as long as the cold weather permits! \n \n2026 ICE SCULPTURE LOCATIONS \nBarrique Bistro & Wine Bar | 835 Wrigley Drive\nBloomingbyrds | 755 W. Main Street\nBrick & Mortar Home | 832 Geneva Street\nBrick & Mortar Home and Outdoor | 222 Center Street\nClearwater Outdoor Sports | 744 W. Main Street\nCornerstone Shop & Gallery | 214 Broad Street\nEgg Harbor Café | 827 W Main Street\nEvr drygds | 719 W. Main Street\nFancy Fair Mall | 830 W Main Street\nGeneva Gifts | 150 Broad Street\nHaberdapper | 253 Broad Street\nHarbor Shores on Lake Geneva | 300 Wrigley Drive\nInterstate Insurance Group | 811 Wrigley Drive (Popeye’s)\nKilwins | 772 Main Street\nLake Geneva Lifestyle/Donna Brongiel | 703 Main Street\nLake Geneva Motel | 201 Wrigley Drive (Visitor Info Center)\nLake Geneva Spice Company | 255 Broad Street\nMarigold | 725 W Main Street\nOverland Sheepskin Co. | 752 W. Main Street\nQueen Bee Artisan Market | 830 W. Main Street\nSopra Bistro | 724 Main Street\nThe Bottle Shop | 617 W. Main Street\nThe Candle Mercantile | 870 W. Main Street\nThe Olive Oil Shops | 221 Broad Street\nThumbs Up | 260 Broad Street \n \n\n\n\n \nWinterfest activities focus on downtown Lake Geneva\, which lies right along Highway 50. U.S. 12 and Highway 120 are close to the east and Highway 67 is a few miles to the west near Delavan. It’s easy to get to – and a total blast! \n \nA horse-drawn carriage ride through Lake Geneva is perfect on a winter day.\nLake Geneva Winterfest & America’s Snow Sculpting Invitational Address:\nDowntown Lake Geneva/Riviera Park\n201 Wrigley Drive\nLake Geneva\, WI 53147\n(262) 248-4416\nWebsite\n\n \n\n\n\n \n \nBack to StateTrunkTour.com
URL:https://statetrunktour.com/event/lake-geneva-winterfest-americas-snow-sculpting-invitational/
LOCATION:Riviera Park\, 201 Wrigley Drive\, Lake Geneva\, WI\, 53147\, United States
CATEGORIES:Family,Festival,Outdoor,Winter Festival
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SUMMARY:Oshkosh Celebration of Lights
DESCRIPTION:The Oshkosh Celebration of Lights is back for its 24th year! Once again this lively event is taking place at the EAA Grounds at Wittman Regional Airport\, where the EAA AirVenture takes place. That puts it along I-41 between the Highway 26 & 44/91 interchanges for easy access – and it’s just as much fun! This year\, it runs from Friday\, November 28th through Wednesday\, December 31st every evening from 5:30pm to 9:00pm. \nPeruse a beautiful stretch of illuminated holiday wonder. A 100-foot tree\, sculptured scenes\, twinkling animated light displays and accompanying holiday music makes this part of Oshkosh magical during the holidays. \nAlong with walking or driving through \, you can enjoy a horse-pulled wagon ride through the grounds on select nights! You can book and pay for a carriage at 920-303-9200; they reserve rides in half-hour increments from 6pm to 8:30pm on the Monday and Wednesday evenings of December 1st\, 3rd\, 8th\, 10th\, 15th\, and 17th. Reservations are required. Horse-pulled wagon rides hold up to 16 people and run $15 for adults\, $10 for kids 4-18\, kids under 4 are free provided they sit on a lap. The ticket also includes the drive through the park. \n \nSanta will also be in his Workshop December 3rd – 23rd from 5:30 – 8:30 pm – Christmas Eve he’ll be out with his reindeer delivering presents\, of course! \nGeneral Admission per carload is $20.00 with $5.00 off with a donation of a sealed hygiene item or non-perishable in-date food item. Food pantries across the area – scheduled by United Way – benefit from Celebration of Lights\, so you’re helping for the holidays\, too! You can also enter the Beck’s Meats $50 gift card weekly drawing. \nOshkosh Celebration of Lights is open every day\, 5:30pm – 9:00pm. I-41\, U.S. 45\, and Highways 21\, 26\, 44\, 76\, and 91 all bring you to Oshkosh! \nOshkosh Celebration of Lights Address:\nEAA Grounds\n1858 Neunteufel Avenue\nOshkosh\, WI 54902\n(920) 303-9200\nWebsite\n \n \n\n\n\n \n\nBack to StateTrunkTour.com
URL:https://statetrunktour.com/event/oshkosh-celebration-lights/
LOCATION:EAA Grounds\, 1858 Neunteufel Avenue\, Oshkosh\, WI\, 54902\, United States
CATEGORIES:Family,Holiday
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SUMMARY:Sam's Christmas Village & Light Tour\, Somerset
DESCRIPTION:Sam’s Christmas Village & Light Tour is a HUGE show that claims over 16 MILLION LIGHTS – so it’s probably visible from space. It runs November 28th\, 2025 – January 1st\, 2026. Sam’s\, located right along the Apple River in Somerset\, features a 1/2-mile walk-through light tour\, plenty of woods with trees adorned with holiday lights\, a 500-foot light tunnel\, a 50-foot animated tree\, and fun for all ages across 40+ acres of holiday beauty. Sam’s also features a European-style Christmas market with plenty of ideas for holiday gifts\, treats\, and a lot more. \nSam’s Christmas Village & Light Tour is open seven days a week. On select Mondays and Tuesdays\, it’s Drive-Thru only; Wednesdays through Sundays\, it’s a walk-through. Hours are 5 pm – 9 pm Sundays through Thursdays\, 5 pm – 10 pm Fridays and Saturdays. \nTickets range from $15 for adults for the drive-thru $22 for the walk-thru. Kids ages 4-10 are $19; it’s free for kids 3 and younger. Military IDs get your 50% off admission as well. Parking is $10 cash on walk-through nights. You can also buy multi-day passes and there are special evening promotions on occasion\, get more details here. \nFor even more adventure\, Sam’s offers S’more Cabins\, which you can book starting at $129 and enjoy the heated cabin\, a S’more kit for up to 8 people\, a campfire starter kit\, firewood\, and even a special visit from Santa. They have 21 cabins to choose from\, and you can book them on drive-thru nights. \nYou’ll find Sam’s Christmas Village & Light Tour just off Highways 35 and 64 in Somerset\, Wisconsin\, along the Apple River in St. Croix County. \nSam’s Christmas Village & Light Tour Address:\n710 Spring Street\nSomerset\, WI 54025\n(715) 247-5099\nWebsite\n\nInstagram Page \n \n\n\n\n \nBack to StateTrunkTour.com
URL:https://statetrunktour.com/event/sams-christmas-village-light-tour-somerset/
LOCATION:Sam’s Christmas Village & Light Tour\, 710 Spring Street\, Somerset\, WI\, 54025\, United States
CATEGORIES:Family,Holiday
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SUMMARY:Lights in Lincoln Park\, Manitowoc
DESCRIPTION:The Lincoln Park Zoo is a terrific free zoo in the “Coolest Coast” city of Manitowoc. Every holiday season\, Lights In Lincoln Park dazzles with a “twinkly bright drive-thru wonder” November 28th-29th\, December 4th-6th\, and then EVERY evening from December 11th through the 29th\, 2025! \nAlong with beautiful lights on trees\, trellises and more\, enjoy over 70 wild animal light displays\, many with animated characters. Among them is animated elephant\, a wood duck\, a standing polar bear\, an animated wolf\, and whispering pine tree… just to give you an idea of what you’ll get to enjoy. This is the 14th annual Lights in Lincoln Park and they manage to add new features every year. \nAdmission is $5 donation per car and proceeds go to benefit zoo educational programs and enhancements to the Lincoln Park Zoo. You can enter from Waldo/Lincoln Boulevard\, right where U.S. 10 and Highway 42 meet. It’s just north of downtown Manitowoc\, about five minutes east of I-43\, following the U.S. 10 (Waldo Blvd.) exit. It’s just west of Highway 42/Memorial Drive\, which is a beautiful drive along the shores of Lake Michigan between Manitowoc and Two Rivers. \nLights In Lincoln Park Hours:\nNovember 28th – December 6th: 5:00 pm – 8:00 pm- Thursday\, Friday and Saturday\nDecember 11th – December 29th: 5:00 pm – 8:00 pm- Every Night\nYou can visit Santa on Cabin 1 on Friday nights: November 28th and December 5th\, 12th\, and 19th. \nLights in Lincoln Park Family Night Fun Walks are Tuesday\, November 25th\, Wednesday\, December 3rd\, and Tuesday\, December 30th\, 2025 from 5:00 pm- 8:00 pm\, featuring a fun walk through the Lincoln Park Lights. It’s a great way for the whole family to enjoy the lights and get some steps in! Admission for the Family Night Fun Walk is $5/person or $10/family. \nLights In Lincoln Park Address:\nLincoln Park Zoo\n900 Quay Street (just off Highway 42\, blocks from U.S. 10)\nManitowoc\, WI 54220\nWebsite\n \n \n\n\n\n \nBack to StateTrunkTour.com
URL:https://statetrunktour.com/event/lights-in-lincoln-park-manitowoc/
LOCATION:Lincoln Park Zoo\, 900 Quay Street\, Manitowoc\, WI\, 54220\, United States
CATEGORIES:Family,Holiday
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SUMMARY:Marshfield Rotary Winter Wonderland
DESCRIPTION:Marshfield Rotary Winter Wonderland celebrates its 20th year in 2025! Since 2006\, Rotary Winter Wonderland has grown to reach over 2\,000\,000 lights along with dozens of additional displays. It takes place in Marshfield’s beautiful Wildwood Park & Zoo\, were you can enjoy the drive-thru route and/or the walking route. Doing both is recommended to fully enjoy all of the lights and displays. \nThere is no admission charge; however free will donations of food and cash are accepted to help the local food pantries and keep it running. Since it began in 2006\, Marshfield Rotary Winter Wonderland has provided over 670\,000 food items to food pantries in Marshfield and the surrounding area. \n \nCan you bring your pets? Sure\, but only if you have them ride with you in the car on the drive-thru portion of the lights. Since it takes place at Wildwood Zoo\, pets are not allowed outside for the sake of the zoo animals’ safety. (You can\, however\, bring kids!) \nWinter Wonderland will be open 7 days a week starting right after Thanksgiving and continuing through New Years Eve. The grounds will be open from 5pm to 9pm. They typically stay open even during inclement weather but you can verify on specific night on their Facebook page. \nWildwood Park & Zoo is easy to access on a road trip; it’s along Central Avenue\, the Historic Route of Highway 13\, on the south side of Marshfield not too far north of U.S. 10 and Highway 80. Highway 13’s “through-pass” route and the southern terminus of Highway 97 also come near\, and a southerly ride on Central past downtown brings you right there. There are walk-in entrances at both the north and south sides of the Zoo\, along with parking at each\, and a drive through entrance off of W. 17th Street. Parking lot spaces are limited; additional parking can be found along Balboa\, Adams and Locust\, all which run north to south. \nMarshfield Rotary Winter Wonderland Address:\nWildwood Park & Zoo\n1800 S. Roddis Avenue (for GPS)\nMarshfield\, WI 54449\nWebsite\nFacebook Page \n \n\n\n\n \nBack to StateTrunkTour.com
URL:https://statetrunktour.com/event/marshfield-rotary-winter-wonderland/
LOCATION:Wildwood Zoo\, 608 W. 17th Street\, Marshfield\, WI\, 54449\, United States
CATEGORIES:Family,Holiday,Outdoor
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SUMMARY:La Crosse Rotary Lights
DESCRIPTION:OVER THREE MILLION LIGHTS. That’s crazy! And beautiful. And festive. And there’s a lot more to see at the La Crosse Rotary Lights\, that holiday special event that runs November 28th through December 31st at Riverside Park. The parade kicks everything off at 6pm on the 28th\, with the opening ceremony immediately following. Santa will be on hand to throw the switch turning on all these lights (and probably momentarily dimming some others across town – that’s gotta be a huge power draw!)\, too. Helicopter rides are back this year\, too! \nAmong the splendor is a 140- foot Christmas tree and plenty of animated light displays. Live nativity presentation on weekends until Christmas\, although the number of participants will be limited this year. Santa\, after opening the festivities\, will continue to be there for you and the kids until December 23rd. \n \nHere’s how it works if you choose to drive through it: The line forms down State Street and continues to the North on 2nd Street. On busy nights\, the line will back up onto 3rd Street/Copeland Ave/U.S. 53. Roads will be blocked so that you cannot enter from State Street\, northbound on Second Street\, or from Vine Street. You can tune your car stereo to their local Christmas channel for good musical accompaniment while joining the caravan of onlookers from the comfort – and heat – of your car. \nIf you prefer to walk or take a carriage ride through the display\, you do not need to wait in line. There is usually street parking available near the park or there are several parking ramps within walking distance. Get Parking Ramp Information HERE. Horse-drawn carriages are available most weekends and run $20/couple or $30/family.  No Tuesday night hayrides this year\, but you can still get free s’mores at the fire pit\, where supplies will be individually packaged.. You’ll also still be able to experience the helicopter rides for an amazing view! New additions from last year that they’ve kept include a brand new sleigh for photos\, heated restrooms available on both the north and south ends of the park\, and the hologram display. \nRemember\, Santa shows up nightly from 5 – 8 pm until December 23rd (of course\, he has to hurry back to the North Pole right after that and get his sleigh ready for that worldwide trip) and there’s no sitting on his lap. \nWeather permitting\, the Chad Erickson Ice Rink is available for skating\, Monday through Friday 5pm-8pm\, Saturday Noon to 8pm\, and Sunday Noon to 6pm. The warming hut and skate rental are back\, and of course you can bring your own skates! A heated igloo will be available if you need to warm up and/or change. You can call (608) 784-9993 to check on Skating Rink Status and information; voicemail messages are updated daily. \nNew this year is All Abilities Night on Monday\, December 1st. They will be adjusting the lights and music to accommodate individuals that may not have been able to experience the show in the past due to flashing lights and loud music. \nThe hours for La Crosse Rotary Lights are 5-10pm daily.  On Christmas Eve and Christmas Day\, the hours are 5-9pm; New Year’s Eve\, it will stay open until 1 am; meaning technically La Crosse Rotary Lights lasts into January 1\, 2026. \nThe whole La Crosse Rotary Lights admission and experience is free of charge\, but Rotary Lights does welcome donations; monetary or non-perishable food item donations are strongly encouraged. Get the full Entertainment Schedule of Events here! \nLa Crosse Rotary Lights Address:\nRiverside Park (just off U.S. 53)\n410 Veterans Memorial Drive\nLa Crosse\, WI 54601\n(608) 784-9993\nWebsite \n\n\n\n \n \n \nBack to StateTrunkTour.com
URL:https://statetrunktour.com/event/la-crosse-rotary-lights/
LOCATION:Riverside Park\, 410 Veterans Memorial Drive\, La Crosse\, WI\, 54601\, United States
CATEGORIES:Family,Outdoor,Winter Festival
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SUMMARY:Janesville Holiday Light Show at Rotary Botanical Gardens
DESCRIPTION:The Janesville Holiday Light Show at Rotary Botanical Gardens is an annual holiday highlight in Janesville\, the “City of Parks.” Follow the illuminated garden pathways on an evening stroll through the 20-acre botanical gardens\, where the wintry garden paths are brought to life with more than 2 MILLION lights\, themed light displays and animations\, beautifully decorated trees\, dangling icicle lights hung from the tallest trees in the Garden and more. Santa makes periodic stops (get the dates HERE)\, and they have other events like Silly Scarf Night\, Holiday Sweater Night\, and more. \nBack by popular demand are the Selfie Stops & Photo Opps\, with fun props and amazing backdrops that offer holiday photo opportunities both indoors and out. Step inside to enjoy a warm beverage as you watch the 200′ electric model train display\, hand-sewn quilts\, festive local musicians and holiday shopping. \nNEW in 2025\, you are invited to linger and celebrate in their indoor Christmas Market from December 13-23\, featuring Artisan vendors with one-of-a-kind holiday gifts\, a limited-edition 2025 holiday ornament\, and holiday food & drink! \nThe Holiday Light Show is open from 4:30pm – 9:00pm from November 28th\, 2025 through January 3rd\, 2026. \nAdmission is $15 for people age 13 and up online\, $18 at the gate. Children 3-12 are $5\, kids 2 and under are free. Get Tickets Here! \n \nOn-site parking will be available\, but you can also take advantage of their FREE shuttle service\, beginning at 4:15pm each day of the show. The shuttle picks up visitors at Dawson Field and drops them off at Rotary Botanical Gardens. The shuttle will run throughout the duration of the Holiday Light Show. Dawson Field is located minutes from Rotary Botanical Gardens\, at 920 Beloit Ave\, Janesville\, Wisconsin\, 53546. \nThe Janesville Rotary Gardens are (obviously) in Janesville\, where Highways 11\, 14\, 26\, and U.S. 51 all come together\, as well as I-39/90. \nJanesville Holiday Light Show at Rotary Botanical Gardens Address:\n1455 Palmer Drive\nJanesville\, WI 53545\n(608) 752-3885\nWebsite \n\n\n\n \n\nBack to StateTrunkTour.com
URL:https://statetrunktour.com/event/janesville-holiday-light-show/
LOCATION:Rotary Botanical Gardens\, 1455 Palmer Drive\, Janesville\, WI\, 53545\, United States
CATEGORIES:Family,Holiday,Outdoor
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SUMMARY:Milwaukee Holiday Lights Festival
DESCRIPTION:Chandelier lights over Wisconsin Avenue & Water Street in downtown Milwaukee for the Milwaukee Holiday Lights Festival.\nThe annual Milwaukee Holiday Lights Festival celebrates its 26th year and once again Milwaukee will sparkle with lights and decorations in venues across downtown\, including up and down Wisconsin Avenue\, where every intersection features iconic chandeliers. \nThe Jingle Bus is taking this year off again\, but you can enjoy Milwaukee’s joyous\, open-air winter fest on foot or by car (heck\, even by bike if you want) by visiting all the decorated parks as well as the dazzling downtown decor on foot or in the car. \nAn earlier podcast called the MKE Jingle Bus Tour featuring Milwaukee Downtown BID CEO Beth Weirick and State Trunk Tour founder Eric Paulsen (who also served as a DJ on 95.7 BIG FM in Milwaukee during this interview) describing the Holiday Lights at each stop is available in five brief\, illustrative podcast episodes: \nEpisode 1: Community Spirit Park at Cathedral Square Park:\n \nEpisode 2: HiBEARnation Station at Pere Marquette Park:\n \nEpisode 3: Red Arrow Park:\n \nEpisode 4: Home Is Where the Hearth Is powered by We Energies at Zeidler Union Square:\n \nEpisode 5: Wisconsin Avenue – Vel R. Phillips Avenue to Prospect Avenue:\n \nPere Marquette Park\, one of several decorated parks during downtown Milwaukee’s Holiday Lights Festival. Photo credit: Alan Herzberg Jr. via Milwaukee Downtown.\nThe four decorated parks for the Milwaukee Holiday Lights Festival include:\n“Community Spirit Park presented by Madison Medical Affiliates” at Cathedral Square Park (520 E. Wells Street\, U.S. 18 & Highway 32)\, home to over 100 decorated evergreens along with Santa’s Mailbox presented by Educators Credit Union and Serving Older Adults. Children can drop their letter to Santa in the box through December 13th and receive a personalized response in return. \n“Tinsel Town Express” at Pere Marquette Park (900 N. Plankinton Avenue\, just south of U.S. 18/State Street) features a lighted scene from the North Pole’s special delivery depot. Plus\, visit Ideal Property Management’s festive tree lot to pick up all of your holiday greenery. \n“Home Is Where the Hearth Is powered by We Energies” is a favorite destination for photo ops at Zeidler Square (301 W. Michigan Avenue.) Take a snapshot in Santa’s chair and stroll the stunning lighted displays. Plus\, in December\, Zeidler Union Square will host Jingle Joy Boxes by Milwaukee Food & City Tours! \nRed Arrow Park\, a block east of the Milwaukee River across the street from the Marcus Center for the Performing Arts\, features lights\, decorations\, and a beautiful ice skating rink in the heart of downtown. \nIt all kicks off Thursday\, November 20th at 6:30pm\, where Milwaukee’s ABC affiliate\, WISN 12\, will feature holiday acts on stage in a televised performance. \nThe lights and decorations downtown continue all the way through New Year’s Day 2026\, because we’re all ready for a new year. \nDownload their full guide (.pdf) or keep up on their website for more as we go through the holiday! \n \nOf course\, a TON of road trip routes bring you to downtown Milwaukee: I-94\, I-43\, I-794\, U.S. 18\, and Highways 32 and 145 bring you right to it. Highways 38 (Chase Avenue/6th Street)\, 57 (27th Street/Highland/20th Street)\, 59 (National Avenue)\, and 175 (Appleton and Lisbon Avenues\, Miller Park Way) all bring you close. \n\n\n\n \nBack to StateTrunkTour.com
URL:https://statetrunktour.com/event/milwaukee-holiday-lights-festival/
LOCATION:WI
CATEGORIES:Family,Holiday
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SUMMARY:Country Christmas at the Ingleside\, Pewaukee
DESCRIPTION:A Country Christmas – it’s Wisconsin’s largest outdoor drive-thru lights display\, now in its 30th year! It’s back as big as ever\, letting families enjoy everything from the safety and comfort of their cars ! Country Christmas’ popular drive-thru holiday lights display covers the grounds of The Ingleside Hotel in Pewaukee\, right along I-94 between County Highways T and G just north of Waukesha. Enjoy unique displays and exhibits like “Bearville\,” an area of the trail where you will find giant teddy bears in a church scene\, general store\, butcher shop\, and sausage factory. You can also enjoy Prairieville (Waukesha’s original name) and Old Time Waukesha miniature cities. plus a captivating 200-foot tunnel of 30\,000 computerized\, pulsating lights! \nRoad geeks (like us on the State Trunk Tour) love the old Mobilgas pumps along the Country Christmas Tour!\n \nAdmission to Country Christmas includes access to the following:\n• The Country Christmas Trail features over a million holiday lights festively displayed on over a mile-long trail. As guests drive through the countryside\, they will experience enchanting animated figures and holiday scenes from the comfort of their car.\n• The Streets of Bethlehem is in a building at the end of the drive-through trail. You can get out of your car and walk through the collection of nearly life-sized Fontanini nativity figurines – a replica of the Pope’s personal collection.\n• Christmas Village is another building at the end of the trail that you can get out of your car and visit. At Christmas Village\, you can enjoy a hot cup of cocoa or an evening treat while surrounded by a cuddly cast of animated holiday characters. The newly rebuilt working model train display is cool\, too! \n \nAlso\, back by popular demand for the 3rd year\, wagon rides will be available on the dates of November 30th-December 2nd & December 4th\, December 7th – 11th\, and December 14th – 18th. Rides start at 5:15pm\, 6pm\, 6:45pm\, 7:30pm\, and 8:15pm and are $20 per person. Wagon rides include hot chocolate and a Christmas cookie; they can be purchased online. Carload admission is not required for wagon rides. \n \nCountry Christmas 2025 runs November 14\, 2025 through January 3\, 2026.\nHours for the event are 5pm to 9pm Sunday through Thursday and 5pm to 10pm on Friday\, Saturday and Holidays.\nAdmission is $30 per carload Sunday-Thursday\, $35 Friday\, Saturday\, and other peak times. Pricing for large passenger vans and limos is $50 and minibus admission is $60. Senior home minibus admission is available for a discounted rate of $40. \n \nCountry Christmas at the Ingleside Address:\nIngleside Hotel\n2810 Golf Road (County DR\, along I-94)\nPewaukee\, WI 53072\n(262) 547-0201\nWebsite \n \n\n\n\n \nBack to StateTrunkTour.com
URL:https://statetrunktour.com/event/country-christmas-ingleside-pewaukee/
LOCATION:The Ingleside Hotel\, 2810 Golf Road\, Pewaukee\, WI\, 53072\, United States
CATEGORIES:Family,Holiday,Outdoor
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SUMMARY:Downtown Racine Beer & Bacon Walk
DESCRIPTION:Craft beer and bacon lovers\, this is for you! Racine Downtown hosts its 5th annual Downtown Racine Beer & Bacon Walk on Saturday\, November 2nd\, 2024 from 1pm-6pm. Stroll the sidewalks downtown and sample delicious brews paired with bacon-infused bites at twenty downtown locations. Mark your calendars and set your alarms because tickets are expected to sell out fast! \nTickets are $40 and include:\n– Admission to event\n– 20 3 oz. samples of beer\n– 20 bacon-infused bites\n– 16oz pint glass\n– One 16 oz full-pour of your choice \nWho wouldn’t want to pair mouthwatering bacon-infused bites with craft beer? \nSome of the bacon-infused bites to be sampled include: \n\nBacon Mac N Cheese\nBacon-Wrapped Cocktail Weenies in ‘Secrect Stadium Sauce’\nBruschetta With Bacon\nSmashers Pork Patties\nBacon Chicken Bombs\nBourbon Bacon Jam Crostini\nBacon Crack\nPorchetta Bacon\nBacon Cheese Bites\nBacon Potato Skins\nCheesy Bacon Flatbread\nBacon Cheddar Corn bread\nBacon BBQ Meatballs\nCandied Bacon Wrapped Water Chestnuts\nBacon & Parmesan Stuffed Mushrooms\n\n—just a sneak peek of the scrumptious lineup. \nSome of the beers to be sampled:\nSam Adams Cherry Wheat\nLein Creamy Dark\nBells Eclipse Oberon\nBells Double Cream Stout\nGreat Lake Christmas Ale\nPapa Jacks\nNew Belg Fruit Force\nWhole Hog Oatmeal Pie\nHeineken Silver\nAlaskan Amber\nHacker-Pschorr Oktobfest 4\nHofbrau Octfest\nLake Louie Badger Club\nAlaskan Grizz Coffee\nPoint Limited Cookies \nHungry yet? Thirsty yet? It all happens Saturday afternoon\, November 2nd. You can buy them online or get your tickets by calling 262-634-6002. \nIt’s easy to get to downtown Racine\, along the beautiful shores of Lake Michigan. Just head east from I-41/94 via Highway 20 (Exit #333)\, County K (Exit #329)\, or Highway 11 (Exit #335) approximately 8 miles; or Highway 38 can bring you in from Milwaukee\, and Highway 32 brings you to downtown Racine north from Kenosha and Illinois or south from Oak Creek and Milwaukee’s south suburbs. Lots of options\, and lots to do and see once you get there! \nDowntown Racine Beer & Bacon Walk Address:\n425 Main Street (Highway 20\, between Highways 32 & 38)\nRacine\, WI 53403\n(262) 634-6002\nWebsite \n \n\n\n\n \nBack to StateTrunkTour.com
URL:https://statetrunktour.com/event/downtown-racine-beer-bacon-walk/
LOCATION:Downtown Racine\, Main Street\, Racine\, WI\, 53403\, United States
CATEGORIES:Beer,Beer,Food,Outdoor
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SUMMARY:Marina Fest
DESCRIPTION:Sister Bay has a beautiful marina along the waters of Green Bay. Hit the end of Highway 57 along Highway 42 for Marina Fest\, which features live entertainment\, plenty of food and drink\, a water ski show by the Waterboard Warriors\, a fireworks show\, easy access to Al Johnson’s show you can watch goats on the roof\, and more! \nSister Bay Marina Fest Schedule of Events\nSATURDAY\, AUG 30th\n7:30 – 10 AM: Pancake Breakfast Presented by the Sister Bay & Liberty Grove Fire Department \n8 AM – 4 PM: Used Book Sale \n9 AM – 4 PM: Vintage Boat Show \n9 AM – 5 PM: Arts & Crafts Fair with Stained Glass Mosaic Workshop \n10 AM – 6 PM: Kid’s Bouncy Houses \n11 AM – 4 PM: Kid’s Boat Building with the Lions Club \n11 AM – 8 PM: Food Court \n12 – 1:30 PM: Kid’s Ages 4-12 Pedal Tractor Pull – Presented by Peach Barn (Registration begins at 11 AM ) \n1 – 4 PM: Performance by Mistrial \n4 – 7 PM: Performance by Modern Day Drifters \n3:30 – 5 PM: Kid’s Ages 4-12 Pedal Tractor Pull Presented by Peach Barn (Registration begins at 2:30 PM) \n7 – 10 PM: Performance by Big Mouth and the Power Tool Horns \nDusk: Fireworks Presented by Wild Tomato \nSUNDAY\, AUG 31st\n9 AM – 5 PM: Arts & Crafts Fair \n10 AM – 2 PM: Used Book Sale \n10 AM – 6 PM: Kid’s Bouncy Houses \n11 AM – 8 PM: Food Court \n12 – 3 PM: Performance by Conscious Pilot \n4 – 7 PM: Performance by Second Hand Stereo \nSister Bay Marina Fest Address:\nMarina Park\n10733 Wisconsin Highway 42 / Bay Shore Drive\nSister Bay\, WI 54234\n(920) 854-2812\nWebsite\n \n \n\n\n\n \nBack to StateTrunkTour.com
URL:https://statetrunktour.com/event/sister-bay-marina-fest/
LOCATION:Sister Bay Marina\, 817 N. Bay Shore Drive\, Sister Bay\, WI\, 54234\, United States
CATEGORIES:Boats,Family,Festival,Outdoor
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SUMMARY:Lake Geneva Venetian Fest
DESCRIPTION:Lake Geneva knows how to throw a great party\, and the 63rd annual Lake Geneva Venetian Fest – sponsored by the Lake Geneva Jaycees and running from Wednesday\, August 13th through Sunday\, August 17th – is a prime example! Five days of fun in town and along the shores of Geneva Lake awaits with a carnival\, an arts and crafts fair\, a Saturday water ski show\, and the Sunday lighted boat parade complete with fireworks to cap it all off. \nThe Entertainment Pavilion includes a beer tent and stage for live music. Here’s the Music Schedule:\nWednesday 8/14: Sons of Sconnie\, 8pm-midnight\nThursday 8/15: Rok Brigade\, 8pm-midnight\nFriday 8/18: Kelly Daniels\, 8pm-midnight\nSaturday 8/19: Rebecca and the Grey Notes\, 3pm-6pm\nSaturday 8/19: Too Hype Crew\, 8pm-midnight\nSunday 8/20: Rock Central\, Noon-3pm\nSunday 8/20: Big Al Wetzel Band\, 3pm-6pm\nSunday 8/20: Venetian All-Stars\, 8pm-midnight \nThe Arts & Crafts Fair is returning to Venetian Fest and features over 110 exhibitors. It runs Saturday from 10am – 5pm and Sunday from 10am – 4pm in Library Park\, right along Highway 50/Main Street along the lake on the west edge of downtown\, just down from The Riviera. Details… \nThe Lake Geneva Venetian Festival Carnival offers family fun via “Mr. Ed’s Magical Midways” and is open every day of the festival: Wednesday-Thursday 5pm to 10:30pm\, Friday 5pm – 11:30pm\, Saturday Noon to 11:30pm\, and Sunday Noon to 10:30pm. \nSaturday you can experience the Baggo Tournament\, which takes place at the Entertainment Pavilion in Flatiron Park. It’s a double elimination straight to 21. It starts at 11:30am Saturday and runs until about 3pm. \nCheck out the Lumberjack Show!\nNew last year the Paul Bunyan Lumberjack show is back and should be yet another great bit of entertainment for families of all sizes and ages. From log rolling\, axe throwing\, and wood-cutting\, to chainsaw vs cross-cut racing\, and quick chainsaw carving\, there is something for everyone to enjoy. If you want great old-fashioned fun and family entertainment\, the Paul Bunyan Lumberjack Show is where you’ll want to be. \nNew this year: Car Show! The inaugural Car Show run at Venetian Fest Sunday from 11am-3pm at Seminary Park\, a great thing to check out ahead of all the bands\, water ski shows\, the lighted boat parade\, and the fireworks that evening! \n \nSunday is the topper\, with all the Carnival and Arts & Crafts Fair activities\, THREE performers covering live music\, and the Lake Geneva Jaycees Water Ski Show featuring the Wonder Lake Ski Team. They’ll perform on Geneva Lake right by the Riviera starting at 6pm. At dusk\, the Lighted Boat Parade begins with the theme this year being “Rat Pack” for Lake Geneva Venetian Fest’s 61st anniversary. It concludes with fireworks following the parade. \nAll of this fun is in downtown Lake Geneva\, which is easily accessed via U.S. 12 or Highways 50 and 120. Highway 67 brings you close\, as it runs along the west side of Geneva Lake. Make it a road trip destination the weekend of August 14th-18th! \n \nLake Geneva Venetian Fest Address:\nDowntown Lake Geneva\, centered at Riviera Ballroom\n821 Wrigley Drive\nLake Geneva\, WI 53147\nWebsite\n \n \n\n\n\n \nBack to StateTrunkTour.com
URL:https://statetrunktour.com/event/lake-geneva-venetian-fest-2/
LOCATION:WI
CATEGORIES:Art,Boat Show,Boats,Craft Show,Outdoor
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SUMMARY:Milwaukee WaterStone Bank Air & Water Show
DESCRIPTION:The Milwaukee Air & Water Show\, sponsored by Waterstone Bank\, offers one of the top air shows in the Midwest along the city’s gorgeous lakefront. They roar along Milwaukee’s lakefront Saturday\, July 19th and Sunday\, July 20th. \nAn “M” for Milwaukee at the Milwaukee Air & Water Show we snapped from Back Bay Park on Milwaukee’s East Side.\nExciting acts having performed in Milwaukee’s skies this July include the U.S. Navy P-8 Poseidon Patrol Aircraft\, U.S. Navy Leapfrogs Parachute Team\, the USAF T-38 “Talons”in 2-3 ship formation\, the return of the U.S. Air Force A-10 Warthogs\, the U.S. Navy F/A-18 Super-Hornet Tactical Demonstration Squadron\, the Wisconsin Air National Guard KC-135 Stratotanker straight from Milwaukee’s own 128th Air Refueling Wing base\, and the Firebirds X-treme Team. Solo aerobatics and stunts have been performed by Bill Stein\, Mike Wiscus\, Jack Knutson\, Matt Chapman\, and Lt. Colonel Josh “Tater” Boudreaux of the “Wild Blue Rodeo.” \nOn the waters of Lake Michigan\, you’ve been able to enjoy the USCGC Bristol Bay (WLB)\, a 225-foot multi-mission buoy tender out of Detroit; a Water Show act from Milwaukee’s own Dennis Pinter\, who demonstrated the “Air Chair” on the water! Daredevil and Pro Flyboard competitor Casey “Swizzle” McElwee who performed with his Hydroflyte and Flyboard act. We also hope to see the return of the Milwaukee Fire Department’s “Trident Fireboat\,” which demonstrates its capabilities on the water\, and witness an HH-60 Jayhawk Rescue Helicopter Air-Sea Rescue Demostration courtesy of the U.S. Coast Guard Air Station out of Traverse City\, Michigan. \n \nYou can watch from Bradford Beach and many other areas along Milwaukee’s lakefront for free. Ticketed areas offer the closest proximity\, the best views\, hosted narration\, the best access to concessions\, and great seating. This is definitely a benchmark summer event in Milwaukee! U.S. 18\, Highways 32\, 36\, 38\, 57\, 59\, 145\, 190 and more all bring to within eye (and definitely ear!) shot of the show. \nMilwaukee Air & Water Show Schedule of Events (both days):\n10 AM: Water Show\n12 PM: National Anthem / Army Golden Knights\n3 PM: US Navy Blue Angels Flight Demonstration Squadron \nMilwaukee Air & Water Show Address:\n2272 N. Lincoln Memorial Drive\nMilwaukee\, WI 53211\n(414) 482-2069\nWebsite\n \n\n\n\n \n  \n\n\n \nBack to StateTrunkTour.com
URL:https://statetrunktour.com/event/milwaukee-waterstone-air-water-show/
LOCATION:Milwaukee’s Lakefront\, 2272 N. Lincoln Memorial Drive\, Milwaukee\, WI\, 53211\, United States
CATEGORIES:Air Show,Family,Outdoor
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SUMMARY:Wisconsin Science Festival
DESCRIPTION:The Wisconsin Science Festival is a weeklong celebration of science all across the state\, with major events in Madison\, Wausau\, Fond du Lac\, Milwaukee\, and more! \nThe Wisconsin Science Festival is a statewide celebration with activities for people throughout Wisconsin. Events include hands-on science exhibitions\, demonstrations\, performances\, tours\, pub nights\, workshops and more. The Wisconsin Science Festival welcomes all disciplines utilizing science\, technology\, or art to explore and nurture curiosity. Each year\, we spotlight a specific topic to emphasize its significance and value to the state and its people. \nThe official festival feature this year is AGRICULTURE! In 2024\, the focus aims to showcase its profound impact on our world. Their mission is to illustrate the interconnectedness of agriculture within our state’s economy\, society\, well-being\, and the overall future of humanity through the lens of science\, art\, and technology. \nWisconsin Science Festival features:\n\nExplore the Fab Lab by taking a Fab Lab Tour Thursday or Friday in Madison.\nCheck out “The Fragile Bee” WUD Art Exhibit Thursday-Sunday in Madison.\nRock\, literally\, at the UW Geology Museum with special events Thursday-Saturday.\nGet a special tour of the Aldo Leopold Center near Baraboo\, Thursday-Saturday.\nCheck out the Rib Lake Bio Blitz in Rib Lake!\nExplore the Bio Blitz in Mukwonago!\nOr the Bio Blitz in Hudson!\nLearn about the Magnificent Machines of Milwaukee at the Grohmann Museum in downtown Milwaukee (did you even KNOW the typewriter was invented in Milwaukee??) from the QWERTY keyboard to thermostats to motorcycles to outboard motors\, Milwaukee’s inventive history with machines is nothing short of amazing. Check out exhibits Thursday-Sunday!\nMeet a Wisconsin wooly mammoth\, find out how to survive the Ice Age\, touch real dinosaur bones and more at the Colossal Fossils Downtown Museum in Wausau Thursday-Saturday!\nThere are a TON more events\, from Fond du Lac to Sarona. Connect to all of them here!\n\nThere are more than just events happening that are tied to the Wisconsin Science Festival! Check out their website for full schedules and details. It’s definitely a fun learning experience in locales across Wisconsin – road trip to a bunch of them! \n\n\n\n \nBack to StateTrunkTour.com
URL:https://statetrunktour.com/event/wisconsin-science-festival/
LOCATION:UW Discovery Building\, 330 N. Orchard Street\, Madison\, WI\, 53715\, United States
CATEGORIES:Family,Festival,Science
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SUMMARY:Harvest Fair
DESCRIPTION:Harvest Fair at Wisconsin State Fair Park features tons of fall-focused events\, activities\, live entertainment\, competitions\, scarecrow making and the much anticipated Pumpkin Bowling. It runs September 27-29\, 2024 and has FREE admission. \nOver 30 vendors will be there\, selling everything from tasty food to cool crafts. Since it’s fall\, imbibe in a pumpkin spice cream puff; enjoy pies from the Elegant Farmer; grab a cup of Kozie’s Harvest Stew; explore a multitude of Wisconsin cheeses; and The Micro will be offering over 60 varieties of craft beers. Prefer wine? No problem\, Wineberry will be serving up red wines\, white wines\, even wine slushies. \nCheck out the Antique Tractors Display\, the Backyard Circus\, Camel and Pony Rides\, a Farmers’ Market\, Free Live Music\, Giant Cookie Decorating\, Hay Rides\, a Kiddie Tractor Maze\, “Make Your Own Caramel Apple” fun (they provide a lot of toppings)\, even a chance for kids to slide down the “World’s Largest Piggy Bank.” Free\, lively entertainment is rocking stages all weekend long\, including performances by the 5 Card Studs\, Too Hype Crew\, Rhythm Kings\, The Toys and more will be on the Bank Five Nine Amphitheater with nightly entertainment presented by Bud Light. Plus\, multiple Paul Bunyan Lumberjack Shows\, presented by WaterStone Bank\, are also on deck. \nA major feature of Harvest Fair is the massive pumpkin patch\, big enough to impress Linus from Peanuts (yes\, we’re going old school here.) \nAnd\, a lot more! Check their website for full schedules and details. \nWisconsin State Fair Park is in West Allis\, minutes west of downtown Milwaukee. I-94 and Highways 59 and 181 border the park; I-41\, I-894\, U.S. 18\, U.S. 45\, and Highway 100 all get you close. \nHarvest Fair / Maker Faire Address:\nWisconsin State Fair Park\n640 S. 84th Street (Highways 181 & 59)\nWest Allis\, WI 53214\n(800) 884-3247\nWebsite \n\n\n\n \n \nBack to StateTrunkTour.com
URL:https://statetrunktour.com/event/harvest-fair-maker-faire/
LOCATION:Wisconsin State Fair Park\, 640 S. 84th Street\, West Allis\, WI\, 53214\, United States
CATEGORIES:Fall Festival,Family,Festival,Outdoor
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DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20240922T180000
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SUMMARY:Cedarburg Wine & Harvest Fest
DESCRIPTION:Welcome the transition from summer to fall in historic Cedarburg with the annual Cedarburg Wine & Harvest Festival! It happens Saturday\, September 21st from 10-6 pm & Sunday\, September 22nd from 10-5 pm. Both the abundance of Wisconsin’s homegrown produce and artisan food products plus the award-winning wines of Cedar Creek Winery are what initiated this free\, family-oriented arts and crafts event. \nThe Festival Food Court offers plenty of options for a quick meal and the Farmer’s Market offers foodstuffs such as honey\, syrup\, cheese\, sausage and jellies are available in each Marketplace located at Turner Street\, Mill Street and Cleveland Street. Also\, the three Marketplaces offers shopping for find unique handbags\, hats\, skin care products and more. \nCedarburg Wine & Festival fans can kick back and listen to live music all over town including Top Forty\, Folk and Rock & Roll bands. The Gruber Law Offices Main Stage is open until 8:30 p.m. on Saturday night. \n“Art on the Avenue” also features over 250 juried artist booths presented by the Cedarburg Garden Club\, Cedarburg Cultural Center\, Cedarburg Art Museum\, and Ozaukee Art Center along Washington Avenue. Drop in at both the Cedarburg Cultural Center for the Cedarburg Artists Guild’s annual juried Fall Show and the Wisconsin Museum of Quilts and Fiber Arts for special exhibits. Take a free haywagon shuttle to their location. \nOn Saturday from 11am-4pm\, check out the third Giant Pumpkin Weigh-Off\, with some weighing in at well over 1\,000 pounds. You can also see oversize watermelons\, tomatoes\, and gourds – last year somebody brought a 2\,145-pound pumpkin! \nThe annual Giant Pumpkin Charity Regatta will take place on Sunday.  Previous regattas are YouTube favorites featuring gigantic\, decorated\, hollowed-out\, floatable pumpkins\, piloted by intrepid paddlers’ attempting to race across Cedar Creek to win cash for their favorite charity. \nCedarburg Wine & Harvest Festival also features Ashley’s Candyland for Kids with a variety of activities and entertainment geared for children including Popcorn the Clown\, a bouncer\, coloring tables\, spin art\, and Paint a Pumpkin. Pumpkin Carver extraordinaire Steve Dahlke will be turning large pumpkins into grotesque faces at the City Hall Lawn on Saturday. \nCedar Creek Settlement will feature a Courtyard Grill with specialty beers and grilled foods with live music each day. At Cedar Creek Winery\, you’ll find wine by the glass or bottle\, with tours available. Also at the Shops of Cedar Creek Settlement\, the Winery’s Grape Stomp offers stomping fun for both adults and kids each day. \nFor specific times and a complete list of Cedarburg Wine & Harvest Festival events\,  a map/schedule will be available at two information booths as well as at most retailers throughout town.  Click here for a downloadable version.  The information booths are on Washington Avenue at Bridge Road and at Mill Street. \nCedarburg Wine and Harvest Festival Location\nCheck out some great fall fun in historic Cedarburg\, along Historic Highway 57 (Washington Avenue) just north of Highway 167 and south of Highway 60. Highway 181 is just to the west. It’s only about 10-12 minutes off I-43/Highway 32\, and it’s a great little town! \n\n\n\n \n \nBack to StateTrunkTour.com
URL:https://statetrunktour.com/event/cedarburg-wine-harvest-fest/
LOCATION:Downtown Cebarburg\, Washington Avenue\, Cedarburg\, WI\, 53012\, United States
CATEGORIES:Fall Festival,Family,Festival
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DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20240921T170000
DTSTAMP:20240823T031549Z
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SUMMARY:Fromm Petfest
DESCRIPTION:Fromm Petfest is a free family event on Milwaukee’s lakefront (yep\, the Summerfest grounds!) will host a variety of fun pet-focused attractions and activities.  Check out the Bier Garden & Dog Park\, the Lure Course\, Agility Course\, Dock Diving\, Doggie Dash\, nutritional seminars\, grooming competitions\, the pet-themed marketplace\, contests\, live music\, food\, even a Kids’ Zone. And yes\, parking is free too! \nBy the way\, the Bier Garden & Dog Park allows you to enjoy a frosty beverage at their two-level Bier Garden and you can bring your dog over for some supervised off leash play at one of two fully fenced in play areas!\n \nYou can explore Adoption Avenue\, where some pretty amazing dogs and cats could find their forever homes. Visit with dozens of rescues and non-profits that work tirelessly to better the lives of dogs and cats. Many will have adoptable pets on hand for people to meet along with information on adoption. \n \nFromm Petfest Music Schedule:\n9:30 AM – Chris Esenberg – Chris is a singer/songwriter and Wisconsin native who specializes in pop covers and original songs. Playing everything from Chris Stapleton to David Bowie\, Chris plays with a signature style that has made him a local mainstay.\n11:30 AM – Kaleb Woods\nHailing from Sauk County\, Wisconsin\, Kaleb is a singer\, guitarist\, and songwriter specializing in bringing a fun\, upbeat vibe for all to enjoy. Having performed at numerous venues and events throughout the Midwest including The Rave\, Crystal Grand Theatre\, Pabst Theater\, Majestic Theatre\, and Summerfest\, and sharing his platform with notable artists such as John King\, Chris Janson\, and Eddie Montgomery of Montgomery Gentry\, it’s no surprise that Kaleb was Southeastern Wisconsin’s top streamed musician via Reverbnation\, a 2022 Best of Madison finalist\, and March 2022’s featured new artist for 99.9 WJVL.\n1:30 PM – Mookie Terremoto\nGood old fashioned rock and roll from a Riverwest trio! Who is Mookie Terremoto? Find out for yourself.\n3:30 PM – Front Porch Rockers\nSince 2010 the Front Porch Rockers have been performing acoustic covers of your favorite songs from the 1950s through today. You may have heard them at Summerfest\, the Wisconsin State Fair\, or various area festivals and beer gardens. The Front Porch Rockers play upbeat music for good times. \nFromm Petfest Main Stage Schedule:\n11:00 – 11:45am − MPD K9 Presentation\n12:00 – 12:45pm − Noodles the Wonder Dog\,  a mixed-breed\, former shelter dog who has won trick and talents contests across North America\, including Good Morning America’s National “Dog vs. Dog” contest.\n1:00 – 1:45pm − EmE MaGiC\nPrepare to be amazed and entertained by the interactive magic and illusion of EmE MaGiC. The Milwaukee-local magician will bring magic\, mentalism and comedy to the Main Stage and will roam the grounds to oohh and aww all two and four-legged guests.\n2:00 – 2:45pm − Sailor the Poodle\nThis amazing canine performer\, under the guidance of his trainer Alex “Popeye” Rothacker\, jumps rope\, walks a tightrope and balances a ball while walking\, to name a few of his fun tricks.\n3:30 – 4:30pm − Costume Contest and Owner/Pet Look-a-like Contest with Riggs from 103.7 Kiss FM and special guest judges!\nBack by popular demand\, come to watch or click to enter the Fromm Petfest Pet/Owner Look-a-Like contest or the fan favorite costume contest. Grand prizes include a six-month supply of Fromm pet food and more! \nFromm Petfest Address:\nThe event is happening right where Summerfest takes place along Milwaukee’s lakefront near downtown and the Historic Third Ward. You can access the grounds via I-794\, I-43/94\, U.S. 18\, and Highways 32\, 38\, 59\, and 145.\n200 N. Harbor Drive\nMilwaukee\, WI 53202\nFromm Petfest Website\n \n\n\n\n \nBack to StateTrunkTour.com
URL:https://statetrunktour.com/event/fromm-petfest/
LOCATION:Henry Maier Festival Park\, 200 N. Harbor Drive\, Milwaukee\, WI\, 53202\, United States
CATEGORIES:Family,Festival
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DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20240908
DTSTAMP:20240718T194705Z
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SUMMARY:Sputnik Fest
DESCRIPTION:Manitowoc celebrates Sputnik Fest due to an out-of-this-world experience on September 5\, 1962 when a piece of the Soviet satellite Sputnik IV crashed to earth\, just north of downtown right in the middle of 8th Street/U.S. 10/Highway 42. It was still glowing from the heat of re-entry when it landed! A brass ring in the street notes the exact spot of impact. The city celebrates Sputnik Fest to commemorate the glowing visitor’s anniversary\, where you’ll see some interesting costumes and space-related activities. Basically at Sputnik Fest\, science fiction rules the day – even though Sputnik itself was very real. See 5 Things about Sputnikfest in Manitowoc (and why you should go) for more on that. \nCircle marks the spot where a piece of Sputnik landed. It’s the whole reason for Sputnik Fest.\nThe landing site of that piece of Sputnikfest – which inspired this whole thing – is right in front of the Rahr-West Art Museum\, which hosts the event and holds a cast from the original piece of the spacecraft – the original was returned to the Russians – that is available for viewing all year. \nThe festival draws plenty of space fans – with Star Wars and Star Trek characters well-represented – costume contests\, music\, go-kart racing down 8th Street (there’s a bit of a hill towards the heart of downtown)\, food\, drinks\, and even an “alien drop”\, where hundreds of mini-alien figures are dropped from a cherry picker – some with prizes. Even the hosting group\, the Rahr-West Art Museum\, calls it a “wacky tacky” weekend. Music from bands like Bazooka Joe add to the fun! Family fun continues with the Cosmic Kids Creation Station\, which offers tye-dye\, clay painting\, and rocket building\, plus live statues\, portrait paintings\, and more. \nSputnikfest Schedule of Events:\n11:00-2:00PM      DJ\n11:30AM              Photo Op with Sputnikfest Police (courtesy of the Masquers theater company)\n12:00-5:00PM      Art Space and Children’s Games\n12:00-Noon          5K Art Walk/Run (register at: https://runsignup.com/Race/WI/Manitowoc/Sputnikfest5KWalkRun)\n1:00-3:00PM         Meet and Greet with 501st Wisconsin Garrison\n12:00PM               Lakeshore 1st Robotics\n2:00-6:00PM         Musical entertainment by XPOSED 4 HEADS\n3:00PM Pet Parade and contest\n4:00PM                 Cosmic Kids Parade and contest\n5:00PM                 Captain Space Debris (Alien Adults) Parade and Contest\n6:00PM                 Alien Raffle Drop \nGet more details here. \nSputnikfest Address:\nRahr-West Art Museum\n610 N. 8th Street (8th & Park\, U.S. 10 & Business 42)\nManitowoc\, WI 54220\nWebsite \n\n\n\n \n \n \n  \nBack to StateTrunkTour.com
URL:https://statetrunktour.com/event/sputnik-fest/
LOCATION:Rahr-West Art Museum\, 610 N. 8th Street\, Manitowoc\, WI\, 54220\, United States
CATEGORIES:Festival,Historic Site,Outdoor
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DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20240901T170000
DTSTAMP:20240718T195108Z
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SUMMARY:Kites Over Lake Michigan
DESCRIPTION:Kites Over Lake Michigan is one of the largest kite festivals in the Midwest and attracts kite fliers from all over. Check out giant show kites\, precision stunt kite teams flying dual- and quad-line kites\, spectacular and colorful ground displays\, running of the bols\, and games for kids! Learn how to fly two and quad line stunt kites from the experts. \nKites Over Lake Michigan continues at Two Rivers High School with other activities taking place along Lake Michigan nearby. It will take place Saturday\, August 31st and Sunday\, September 1st. This includes a night fly on Saturday night\, conditions permitting. \n \nSince the High School serves as the festival grounds\, Walsh Field (on 22nd Street just before the turn into Neshotah Beach) will serve as the overflow parking area. A shuttle bus service will run between Walsh Field and the high school both days from 11 am to 5 pm. Please note that the bus will be limited to 23 people per trip to allow for social distancing\, more if family members living together are present. All those using the shuttle will have to be masked. Also\, pets are not allowed anywhere on school property.\nGood news: Free kite making for kids will continue\, taking place Sunday 9/2/24 at 9.00 am. \nGreat News: The Fireworks Show WILL take place\, and it will happen Saturday evening at 8 pm. Fireworks will be shot off behind the Coast Guard Station\, allowing people to spread out over a wide area and still have optimum viewing from various places along the waterfront. \nHighway 42 is the road to both Neshotah Beach and Two Rivers High School; Highway 147 brings you to Two Rivers from the north\, and Highway 310 provides quick access to and from I-43. Check out this colorful fest (which we need in 2020) September 5th and 6th! \nKites Over Lake Michigan Event Address:\nTwo Rivers High School\n4519 Lincoln Avenue (Highway 42)\nTwo Rivers\, WI 54241\n(920) 793-9599\nWebsite \n \n\n\n\n \n \nBack to StateTrunkTour.com
URL:https://statetrunktour.com/event/kites-over-lake-michigan/
LOCATION:Two Rivers High School\, 4519 Lincoln Avenue\, Two Rivers\, WI\, 54241\, United States
CATEGORIES:Family,Outdoor
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DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20240902
DTSTAMP:20240828T044701Z
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SUMMARY:Taste of Madison
DESCRIPTION:It happens over Labor Day weekend every year\, and it’s a lot of tasty fun! Taste of Madison features over 80 local restaurants\, 20 beverage stands and three entertainment stages. The participating restaurants sell a vast variety of both unique and traditional dishes to the estimated 225\,000 attendees over the two-day period – you should be one of them. Most food items are in the $2 to $5 range! Best of all\, admission – which includes hours and hours of live entertainment – is free and open to the public. \n \nTaste of Madison happens on the Capitol Square\, one of the most dynamic and beautiful places in Wisconsin with the shops\, restaurants\, bars\, museums\, and more surrounding our gorgeous State Capitol. U.S. 151/Washington Avenue brings you closest\, although U.S. 12\, U.S. 14\, U.S. 18\, U.S. 51\, and Highways 30 and 113 all bring you to Madison. \n \nTaste of Madison Hours:\nSaturday\, August 31st 2pm – 9pm\nSunday\, September 5th: 11am – 7pm \nGet the full list of participating restaurants (with address and phone where available) below or from the Taste of Madison website!\n\n \n\n\n\n \nAll Star Catering\nArod’s Tex-Mex\nBanzo\nBel-Air Cantina\nBen’s Soft Pretzels\nBob’s BBQ Emporium\nBuraka East African Cuisine\nCafe Costa Rica – Mango Man Cooks\nCaracas Arepas/Caracas Empenadas\nChez Moi\nChocolate Shoppe Ice Cream Company\nCommon Pasta\nCooper’s Hawk\nCulinarynirvana\nCurd Girl\nDaddy Rocks\nDavid’s Jamaican Cuisine\nDonutNV\nDraper Brothers Chophouse\nEl Gran Taco Gato\nEl Sabor de Puebla\nErnie’s Kettle Korn\nFamous Dave’s\nFresh Mart\nGigi’s Cupcakes\nGlazed\nGyros Express\nHibachi Hut\nHong Kong Cafe\nJakarta Cafe\nJDs Taste of Chicago\nJust Veggiez\nKC Taste Asian Cuisine\nKerol’s Kitchen\nKeur Fatou Catering\nKona Ice of Madison\nLa Pollera Columbiana\nLa Taguara\nLao Laan-Xang\nLes Delices de Awa\nLittle Orbits Mini Donuts\nLittle Tibet Madison\nLombardino’s Restaurant \nMelting Pot\n6816 Odana Rd.\, Madison\n608-833-5676 \nMilano Ice\n6816 Odana Rd.\, Madison\n608-572-5543 \nMirch Masala\n449 State St.\, Madison\n608-665-3667 \nMonona Bakery & Eatery\n4544 Monona Drive\, Madison\n608-720-1133 \nNative Food Network – Mobile Farmers Market\n7 N. Pickney\, Suite 235\, Madison\n608-280-1267 \nNatural Juice\n7 N. Pinckney\, Suite 235\, Madison\n608-628-9280 \nNorth & South Seafood & Smokehouse\n6604 Mineral Point Rd.\, Madison\n608-829-0093 \nThe Old Fashioned\n23 N. Pinckney\, Madison\n608-310-4545 \nPagoda Smoothie Food Cart \nPeople’s Bakery\n2810 E. Washington Ave.\, Madison\n608-245-0404 \nThe Post\n24 S. Carroll St.\, Madison\n608-327-1101 \nPoke Poke\n600 Williamson St.\, Madison\n608-665-3306 \nRibMasters WI\nFood Truck\, Madison\n608-669-0955 \nThe Rigby Pub and Grill\n119 E Main St\, Madison\n608-442-1112 \nThe Rodeo Wagon\nFood Cart \nRoll Play \nThe Roman Candle\n1054 Williamson St.\, Madison\n608-258-2000 \nSabor Queretano\n4512 E. Washington Ave.\, Madison\n608-209-0643 \nSavi Cafe & Catering\n215 S. Hamilton\, Madison\n608-283-4903 \nSchultz’s Sugar River Kettle Corn\nN9560 Hwy. 92\, Belleville\n608-217-9137 \nSmokin’ Cantina\nMadison Food Cart\n608-438-9643 \nSmokin’ Dragons \nSoho Gourmet Cuisines\n2990 Cahill Main #106\, Madison\n608-960-4011 \nSteak Escape\n212 East Towne Mall\, Madison\n608-333-1103 \nSurco Peruvian\n515 Cottage Grove Rd.\, Madison\n608-957-1716 \nTavernakaya\n27 E. Main St.\, Madison\n608-286-1548 \nTeriyaki Samurai\nFood Cart\, Madison\n608-338-5660 \nThe Globe\n309 N. Henry St.\, Madison\n608-640-4435 \nTnT’s Coffee & Cafe\n729 N High Point Rd\, Madison\n608-831-2298 \nToast\n728 State Street\, Madison\n608-692-4549 \nToppers\n1368 Regent St.\, Madison \nUgly Apple\nFood Cart\n608-352-8459 \n  \nBack to StateTrunkTour.com\n 
URL:https://statetrunktour.com/event/taste-of-madison/
LOCATION:Capitol Square\, 2 E. Main Street\, Madison\, WI\, 53703\, United States
CATEGORIES:Family,Festival,Food,Outdoor
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DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20240824T220000
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SUMMARY:Lake Superior Dragon Boat Festival
DESCRIPTION:Dragon boat racing is not only one of the fastest growing water sports in the world; it is also one of the most exciting! As one of the largest festivals of its kind\, The Lake Superior Dragon Boat Festival in Superior holds this community-building tradition on Friday\, August 23rd and Saturday\, August 24th\, 2024. \nWatch the races at Barker’s Island\, feast on fantastic food\, enjoy celebratory music\, song and dance\, shop the craft fair\, and commemorate the weekend with a time-honored awards ceremony. \nOn the first festival day\, Barker’s Island is transformed into a small city where thousands of people from the Midwest U.S. and central Canada join in community\, camaraderie and competition. It’s a weekend of live music and dancing\, fantastic food and food trucks\, hay rides\, children’s crafts and entertainment\, and an awards ceremony. Fireworks will light the sky that night\, too! \nSaturday the 24th begins early with the Optimists Club Breakfast and of course\, more boats and parades. Children’s activities begin at 8am\, and Dragon Boat Racing begins at 9am. There’s also the Craft Fair\, the Stterlling Silver Dance Studio \, the Rose Petal Ceremony\, Korean Sword Demonstrations\, Mark Rubin performing as he does every year\, and of course the final race heats and the closing awards ceremony. \nGet the full guide here! \nYou’ll find the Lake Superior Dragon Boat Festival in Superior just off U.S. 2/53 (2nd Street) close to Highways 13\, 35\, and I-535. \nLake Superior Dragon Boat Festival Address:\nBarker’s Island\n300 Marina Drive\nSuperior\, WI 54880\n(715) 395-6169\nWebsite \n\n\n\n \n \n \n  \nBack to StateTrunkTour.com
URL:https://statetrunktour.com/event/lake-superior-dragon-boat-festival/
LOCATION:Barker’s Island\, 300 Marina Drive\, Superior\, WI\, 54880\, United States
CATEGORIES:Boats,Family,Festival
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DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20240826
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SUMMARY:Lake Geneva Maxwell Street Days
DESCRIPTION:Lake Geneva is a great place to visit and shop\, and Maxwell Street Days offers “Hot Deals for Those Hot Summer Days”! \nMaxwell Street Days Annual Summer Sidewalk Sale returns with the best shopping steals of the year Friday\, August 23rd through Sunday\, August 25th with more than 25 years of great bargains on clothing\, shoes\, jewelry\, gifts\, artwork\, sporting goods\, books and more\, plus fabulous food and entertainment from downtown shops and restaurants. Dine al fresco\, enjoy live music\, and celebrate the end of summer! offers extra opportunities to find bargains on some great stuff! Check out the list of participating locations here. \nU.S. 12 and Highways 50 and 120 bring you to Lake Geneva\, home to plenty of fun activities. Enjoy the downtown shops and restaurants\, craft breweries like Topsy Turvy Brewing and MashTun Brewing\, the beautiful beach along the shores of Geneva Lake\, shows from the internationally-renown Tristan Crist Magic Theater to The Belfry\, amazing golf courses including Geneva National and the Grand Geneva\, winter skiing at Alpine Valley\, The Mountaintop at Grand Geneva\, and Wilmot Mountain… the list goes on! \n \nLake Geneva Maxwell Street Days Address:\nDowntown Lake Geneva\, centered on Highway 50 (Main Street) at Broad Street (see map)\nLake Geneva\, WI 53147\nInfo: (262) 248-4416\nWebsite \n \nBack to StateTrunkTour.com
URL:https://statetrunktour.com/event/maxwell-street-days/
LOCATION:Downtown Lake Geneva\, Highway 50\, Lake Geneva\, WI\, 53147\, United States
CATEGORIES:Family,Festival,Outdoor
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20240822T080000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20240825T170000
DTSTAMP:20240814T230354Z
CREATED:20130627T013901Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20240814T230354Z
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SUMMARY:West Bend GERMANFest
DESCRIPTION:Welcome to the 38th Annual West Bend GERMANfest! This celebration of German Heritage and Gemütlichkeit takes place Thursday\, August 22nd through Sunday\, August 25th\, 2024.  GERMANfest is an outdoor festival featuring two stages of continuous ethnic and other music\, authentic German food and dancing\, Sheepshead tournaments\, Kinderzone\, fine selection of beer and wine\, souvenirs\, daily raffles\, and more. \nTake in all the food\, fun\, and Festlichkeit that awaits you and others as you enjoy the huge outdoor\, tented danced floor\, fabulous array of musical guests and of course excellent food and beverages. West Bend Germanfest is easy to find\, located centrally on the corners of Walnut and Main Street in the heart of downtown West Bend\, rich with history. Highways 33 and 144 meet in downtown West Bend\, a few miles east of the U.S. 45 bypass of the city. The original U.S. 45\, as Main Street\, cuts right past the GERMANfest grounds. Check out Riverside Brewery while you’re there! \nWest Bend GERMANfest Address:\n5th Avenue & Walnut Street\nWest Bend\, WI 53095\n(262) 338-0690\nWebsite \n\n\n\n \n \n2024 West Bend GERMANfest Music Lineup\nThursday\, August 22nd\nLiquid Crush 5:00pm – 7:30pm\nRebel Grace 8:00pm – 11:00pm \nFriday\, August 23rd\nCedar Singers 10:00-11:00am\nGoodtime Dutchmen 11:00am-12:00pm\, 1:00-2:00pm\nJohn Dietz & the Twin Lakes Trio 12:00-1:00pm\, 2:00-3:00pm\nRyan Kautzer Band 3:00pm-4:00pm\, 5:00pm-6:00pm\nCopper Box 4:00-5:00pm\, 6:00-8:00pm\nThe Nix 8:00pm-11:00pm \nSaturday\, August 24th\nPommersche Tanzdeel Freistadt 10:00-11:00am\nRiverCity Blaskapelle 11:00am-12:00pm\, 1:00-2:00pm\nDave Austin Band 12:00-1:00pm\, 2:00pm-3:00pm\nBrian and the Mississippi Valley Dutchmen 3:00pm-4:00pm\, 5:30-6:30pm\nLynn Marie and the Nashville Polka Guys 4:15pm-5:30pm\, 6:45pm-8:00pm\nAlex Meixner Band 8:00-11:00pm \nSunday\, August 25th\nThe Mike Schneider Band 10:00am-11:00am\, 11:45am-1:00pm\nPint Sixed Polkas 11am-11:45am\nLynn Marie and the Nashville Polka Guys 1:00pm-2:30pm\, 4:00pm-5:30pm\nAlex Meixner Band 2:30pm-4:00pm\, 5:30pm-8:00pm \nBack to StateTrunkTour.com
URL:https://statetrunktour.com/event/west-bend-germanfest/
LOCATION:Regner Park\, 800 N. Main Street\, West Bend\, WI\, 53090\, United States
CATEGORIES:Festival,Outdoor
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SUMMARY:Art & Chalk Fest\, West Bend
DESCRIPTION:West Bend’s Museum of Wisconsin Art hosts its annual Art & Chalk Fest Saturday\, August 17th and Sunday\, August 18th. This free\, outdoor\, fine arts festival features 65+ fine artists selling their work and 15+ chalk artists from across the nation creating masterpieces before your eyes! \nArt activities for all ages are offered throughout the weekend along with live entertainment and music\, food vendors\, a beer garden\, an art raffle\, and free admission for the weekend to the Museum of Wisconsin Art. You can create your own chalk masterpiece on the concrete canvas of Veterans Avenue. Cool off inside the museum with art projects and grab an interactive family guide to explore the Among the Wonders of the Dells exhibition! The MOWA Shop will also be open to shop more Wisconsin art along with an outdoor booth. \nThe Food and Beer Garden will offer beers from Lakefront Brewery\, wines and sangria\, soda\, water\, and more. Food selections include Just Smokin’ Barbecue\, the Falafel Guys\, Lovely & Tasty Walking Taco\, Cousins Subs\, Laughing Mountain Popcorn\, Nosh Nook\, CS Foods\, Purple Door Ice Cream\, J. Wade Confections\, the Nutman Company\, and Concoctions. \n \nLive Entertainment Schedule:\nSaturday\, August 17th\n10:30 Milwaukee Hittaz Drumline\n1:30 Warped Dance Company\n3:30 Peter Alt Group \nSunday\, Augsut 18th\n10:30 Little Priest Singers\n1:30 Warped Dance Company\n3:30 Sainted Patrons \nYou’ll find the Museum of Wisconsin Art along the east banks of the Milwaukee River in downtown West Bend. It’s along the Eisenbahn State Trail\, just south of Highway 33/Washington Avenue. Highway 144 comes in from the north and west; the U.S. 45 freeway bypass is less than two miles to the west. Nearby\, you can also enjoy shopping in downtown West Bend\, local brews at the Riverside Brewery\, custard at the Toucan on Highway 144\, and more. \nArt & Chalk Fest Address:\nMuseum of Wisconsin Art\n205 Veterans Avenue\nWest Bend\, WI 53095\n(262) 334-9639\nWebsite \n\n\n\n \n \n\nBack to StateTrunkTour.com
URL:https://statetrunktour.com/event/art-chalk-fest-west-bend/
LOCATION:Museum of Wisconsin Art\, 205 Veterans Avenue\, West Bend\, WI\, 53095\, United States
CATEGORIES:Art,Family
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SUMMARY:Yellowstone Trail Heritage Day
DESCRIPTION:Hudson was the last Wisconsin stop for westbound travelers on the iconic Yellowstone Trail\, which in St. Croix County roughly follows the path of today’s U.S. 12. The city celebrates 111 years of history for the Trail on Saturday\, August 10th this year with Yellowstone Trail Heritage Day. \n \nThe year was 1912 and the auto was gaining popularity. It wasn’t uncommon for horse drawn wagons to share potholes with the automobiles that also traveled the country roads and passed through everything the horses left behind. \nA few ambitious folks got together and decided to connect county roads which resulted in the first transcontinental road – The Yellowstone Trail. From “Plymouth Rock to Puget Sound!” \nCheck out Hudson on August 10th for family fun around town with a Vintage and Class Car Show\, Cemetery Walk\, Pie and Ice Cream Social\, Children’s Activities and a drive on the Yellowstone Trail! \nOther activities planned include a Car Show\, Children’s Activities\, a Pie & Ice Cream Social at First Baptist Church\, Historic Downtown Hudson Walking Tours\, Cemetery Walk @ Willow River Cemetery\, Octagon House Tours\, Ciranda Garden Fair\, Non-Profit Community Fair\, Coco’s Heart Rescue\, and more. Check out their website for details. \nLooking back at downtown Hudson under the arch that welcomed travelers to and from the original Yellowstone Trail Bridge over the St. Croix River.\n \nHudson is right along U.S. 12 (which follows portions of the original Yellowstone Trail) and Highway 35. I-94 runs along the south side of town\, and Highway 64 is just a few miles north. Check out this beautiful city on the St. Croix River\, and for great waterfalls and trails be sure to hit Willow River State Park nearby! \nYellowstone Trail Heritage Day Address:\nVarious locations in downtown Hudson\nHudson\, WI 54016\n(715) 386-8411\nWebsite \n\n\n\n\n \nBack to StateTrunkTour.com
URL:https://statetrunktour.com/event/yellowstone-trail-heritage-day/
LOCATION:Downtown Hudson\, 502 2nd Street\, Hudson\, WI\, 54016\, United States
CATEGORIES:Car Show,Family,Festival,Heritage,Outdoor
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