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SUMMARY:Warriors and Wizards Festival
DESCRIPTION:Calling all Warriors and Wizardry fans: prepare your wands\, cloaks\, and brooms and get ready for a magical weekend you’ll never forget! The newly-renamed Warriors and Wizards Festival (formerly named something that rhymes with Barry Votter) brings the magic to Jefferson again in 2018 with all of your favorite activities and vendors– plus a whole range of new experiences for fans of all ages! Enjoy werewolves\, wands\, magic\, broom flying\, potion making\, and more. Wristbands allow access to specialty events and venues such as live Wizards Chess\, Dragon’s Alley\, Serpent’s Alley\, Festival Village\, Quidditch Matches\, the Greenhouse\, and more! You’ll also be granted access to free shuttles from parking to the events. \nOver 200 vendors are expected for the Warriors and Wizards Festival in Jefferson\, check out a list of them here! Vendors will be located according to the type of goods and or services they offer\, making it easier for you to locate the products you are seeking (i.e. Cauldron Loving\, Super Hero etc). \nThis year\, several stages will feature magicians\, traditional bands\, singing sea faring mates\, laser light stage show\, Quidditch Tournament\, which are all included with this year’s wristband. This year they are hosting four very special vehicles from some of your favorite Movies\, TMNT Van\, Landspeeder X-34\, from Star Wars\, 1966 Batmobile and the Ecto -1 from Ghostbusters. \nThe Warriors and Wizards Festival will also be hosting actors\, actresses and behind the scene talent from various story lines. Super Hero\, Castle and Throne\, and Outer Space Travel Collectibles will be available for purchase. There will also be Panel Q & A discussions as well as an opportunity to purchase autographs. \nDue to limited capacity\, experiences like Horse Drawn Wagons will require a minimal fee and not included with the wristband. Experiences that are included with the wristband are listed under Attractions and experiences that require an additional fee are listed under Special Events. \nTickets and Wristbands are available in Jefferson at Malicki’s Piggly Wiggly (921 W. Racine Street/US 18)\, Jefferson’s City Municipal Office (317 S. Main/Business 26)\, Rivers Edge Farm Market (512 Business 26)\, and at Watertown City Hall up in Watertown (106 Jones Street.) They may also be purchased at a price of $27 for Adults and $17 for Children\, plus tax\, shipping\, and handling. Children two years of age and under are free! \nGeneral Parking is available Saturday and Sunday; for Friday night activities\, attendees are asked to park in downtown Jefferson\, around where U.S. 18 meets Business Highway 26. U.S. 18\, Highway 26\, and Highway 89 all bring you to Jefferson. It’s just 6 miles south of I-94. \nWarriors & Wizards Festival Address:\nJefferson County Fair Park\n503 N. Jackson Avenue\nJefferson\, WI 53549\nWebsite\nLink to Tickets
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LOCATION:Jefferson County Fair Park\, 503 N. Jackson Avenue\, Jefferson\, WI\, 53549\, United States
CATEGORIES:Festival
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SUMMARY:Milwaukee Film Festival
DESCRIPTION:Running through November 1\, the annual Milwaukee Film Festival offers more than 300 films\, dozens of special guests\, seven world premieres\, parties for days—this one’s got it all. \nMilwaukee Film Festival Venues:\nOriental Theatre (2230 N. Farwell Avenue/Highway 32) on Milwaukee’s East Side serves as the base.\nThe Oriental Theatre is Milwaukee’s historic movie palace. Its opulent\, lavish\, East Indian-inspired décor has attracted teeming hoards since its opening in 1927 and makes this theater a must-see-to-believe destination. It has long been the anchor theater of the Milwaukee Film Festival. Amenities include 2K and 4K digital projection\, 35mm and 70mm film projection\, 6- and 8-channel Dolby Digital Sound\, full-service concession stand\, and a full bar with beer\, wine\, and spirits. \nThe Avalon in Milwaukee’s Bay View district.\nAvalon Theater\, 2473 S. Kinnickinnic Avenue (also Highway 32)\nThe Avalon Theater is located in Milwaukee’s Bay View neighborhood. Notable for its combination of classic movie palace and al fresco Mediterranean décor\, the theater’s pièce de résistance is its ever-glowing ceiling of stars and planetary features\, found in the main auditorium. Amenities include a full-service concession stand\, full bar\, leather recliners\, an adjoining restaurant (Mistral)\, and the famous atmospheric ceiling—keep an eye out for shooting stars during your movie. \nTimes Cinema\, 5907 W. Vliet Street\nThe Times Cinema is a single-screen theater on the western edge of Milwaukee that opened in 1935. The cozy neighborhood theater screens everything from summer blockbusters to indie fare to cult classics. Amenities include a full concession stand\, full dinner menu\, bar service\, and couch-like seating. \nFox-Bay Cinema Grille\, 334 E. Silver Spring Drive\, Whitefish Bay\nFox-Bay Cinema Grill is the Milwaukee area’s premiere “dinner and a movie” theater destination. The theater is part throwback to the classic Art Deco moviehouses of the 1920s and 1930s\, part dinner-theater experience\, complete with intimate tables\, padded swivel chairs\, and dinner/bar service. Visit the Fox-Bay Cinema Grill’s website for more details. Amenities include state-of-the-art digital projection and sound\, REALD 3D for certain films\, and full bar with classic cocktails\, beer\, and wine. \nJann Serr Studio Cinema\, 1925 E. Kenilworth Place (between Farwell & Prospect\, both Highway 32)\nAround the corner from the Oriental Theatre\, the Jan Serr Studio Cinema is located on the top floor of the Kenilworth Square East building and is home to the Milwaukee Film Festival’s first pop-up cinema. Box office and line queues will be located in the building’s breezeway\, located off of E. Kenilworth Place\, between Farwell Ave. and Prospect Ave. Once a Ford Model-T factory\, watching films in this newly remodeled space will provide a great Milwaukee Film Festival experience in a brand new location! Amenities include that the venue is outfitted with professionally installed and calibrated sound and pictures\, ensuring audiences are provided with the optimum viewing experience\, including stadium seating built out for up to 200 people. Light concessions will be available on site during the festival. \nBuy Milwaukee Film Festival tickets here (you have a nice combination of options) \nGet the Milwaukee Film Festival list of films – from the master list of 335 – here \n\n\n\n \nOf course\, getting to Milwaukee on a road trip is easy. Main roads include I-41\, I-43\, I-94\, U.S. 18\, U.S. 45\, and Highways 32\, 36\, 38\, 57\, 59\, 145\, 175 and 190 all bring you into the city and close to at least one of the venues!
URL:https://statetrunktour.com/event/milwaukee-film-festival/
LOCATION:Oriental Theater\, 2230 N. Farwell Avenue\, Milwaukee\, WI\, 53202\, United States
CATEGORIES:Film
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SUMMARY:Northeast Wisconsin Craft Beer Festival
DESCRIPTION:Green Bay hosts the Northeast Wisconsin Craft Beer Festival in Shopko Hall Saturday\, October 6th. So raise your stein\, it’s drinking time! With more than 200 beers\, 50 breweries and unlimited sampling\, you’re bound to have fun. Beer lovers will receive a commemorative sampling glass and have access to unlimited two-ounce samples of beer and food. \nBe ready for the Sam Adams Stein Hoisting Competition\, live music from Noah John & Ringing Iron\, a Beard Competition with Level-Up Beard Company where categories include mustache\, partial beard and full beard\, and all kinds of festive fun. \nThe Stein Hoisting Competition\, presented by Samuel Adams\, includes qualifying rounds for both men and women at 6:30\, 7:15 and 8:00 with the final at 8:30. Prizes include $100-value Packer memorabilia\, official Sam Adams ceramic mugs and gift cards to Festival Foods! \nGeneral admission opens at 6pm at Green Bay’s Shopko Hall. First Call ticket holders (think VIP here) get admission at 5pm\, the opportunity to sample special edition selections before they run out\, and a commemorative glass beer boot. \nNortheast Wisconsin Craft Beer Festival Address:\nShopko Hall\n1901 S. Oneida Street\nGreen Bay\, WI 54304\n(800) 895-0071\nWebsite \n\n\n\n \nYou’ll find Shopko Hall in Green Bay’s Titletown District\, a stone’s throw from Lambeau Field. I-41\, I-43\, U.S. 141\, and Highways 29\, 32\, 54\, 57\, and 172 all bring you to Green Bay. Look for Lambeau towering in the air… Shopko is just across the way!
URL:https://statetrunktour.com/event/northeast-wisconsin-craft-beer-festival/
LOCATION:Shopko Hall\, 1901 S. Oneida Street\, Green Bay\, WI\, 54304\, United States
CATEGORIES:Beer
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SUMMARY:Waukesha Art Crawl
DESCRIPTION:Downtown Waukesha\, along with being a crazy maze of streets\, offers up a lot of fun places. That includes art galleries. For the Waukesha Art Crawl\, over 175 artisans at 20 galleries and showplaces\, live music\, gift shops and more are featured at this seasonal event. Walk the downtown streets to discover your next artistic treasure\, shop the boutiques\, listen to live music or indulge in food and drink. \n \nCheck out WaukeshaArt.com for all the updates and details! \nHow do you get into Waukesha? I-94 and Highway 16 bring you to the north side; Highways 59 and 164 round the south and east sides. U.S. 18 cuts right through\, take that or East or St. Paul Avenues.
URL:https://statetrunktour.com/event/waukesha-art-crawl-4/
LOCATION:Downtown Waukesha\, 337 W. Main Street\, Waukesha\, WI\, 53186\, United States
CATEGORIES:Art,Festival
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SUMMARY:Black River Area Oktoberfest & "Things That Roll" Car Show
DESCRIPTION:Black River Falls and the Jackson County Fairgrounds get into the Gemütlichkeit spirit with Black River Area Oktoberfest! This 12th annual music\, beer\, food\, and fun-filled event takes place Friday\, October 5th and Saturday\, October 6th. \n \nThe Kick-Off Party is Friday evening from 6-9 pm at Sand Creek Brewing in Black River Falls\, with live music and plenty of food and locally-brewed craft beer to kick off Black River Falls Oktoberfest. \nSaturday features tons of music and entertainment at the Jackson County Fairgrounds\, from 10am – 10pm. Artists and bands include Dave Kiral\, Gary’s Ridgeland Dutchmen\, and evening headliner Copper Box. The “Tapping of the Golden Keg” will happen at 1pm. There will be plenty of food and drink vendors\, a caricature artist\, children’s inflatables\, games and face painting\, a photo booth\, horse-drawn wagon rides\, alpacas from Fevolden Farm\, a giant pumpkin you can guess the weight of to win prizes\, and of course plenty of German celebrations and bier specialties. Free shuttles will run from Sand Creek Brewing to the Jackson County Fairgrounds throughout the day Saturday from 10am – 5pm. \nThe “Things That Roll” Car Show also takes place on the Jackson County Fairgrounds Saturday\, with cars\, trucks\, motorcycles\, tractors\, classic RVs\, ATVs and more. Many are classics; some are sport; all are fun to explore. It’s a motor paradise as part of the Black River Falls Oktoberfest. \nBlack River Falls is along I-94\, U.S. 12\, and Highways 27 and 54. The Jackson County Fairgrounds are right along Highway 54 on the southwest edge of town. \n\n\n\n \nBlack River Area Oktoberfest Address:\nJackson County Fairgrounds\n388 Melrose Street\nBlack River Falls\, WI 54615\n(715) 284-4658\nWebsite \nClick to read the full size poster!\n  \n 
URL:https://statetrunktour.com/event/black-river-area-oktoberfest/
LOCATION:Jackson County Fairgrounds\, 388 Melrose Street\, Black River Falls\, WI\, 54615\, United States
CATEGORIES:Beer,Festival,Heritage
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SUMMARY:Chain O' Lakes Blues Festival
DESCRIPTION:The history of the Indian Crossing Casino will come alive this fall at the Chain O’ Lakes Blues Festival October 5th and 6th on the shores of the beautiful Waupaca Chain O’ Lakes in central Wisconsin. \nTickets are available in advance online or by calling (888) 417-4040. Their website has all the details. \nMeanwhile\, here’s the full music schedule: \nFriday\, October 5th \n7:00 pm – Jay Edward Band\n9:00 pm – The Jimmys \nSaturday\, October 6th \n2:30 – 9:00 pm – Michael Murphy (performing between bands)\n3:00 – 4:30 pm – Madtown Mannish Boys\n5:00 – 6:30 pm – Alex Wilson Band\n7:00 – 8:30 pm – Reverend Raven & The Chain Smoking Altar Boys\n9:00 – 10:30 pm – John Primer and the Real Deal Blues Band \nYou can access Waupaca’s Chain O’Lakes region via U.S. 10 or Highways 22\, 49\, and 54. \nWaupaca’s Chain O’ Lakes Blues Festival Address:\nIndian Crossing Casino\nE1171 County Road Q\nWaupaca\, WI 54981\n(888) 417-4040\nWebsite
URL:https://statetrunktour.com/event/chain-o-lakes-blues-festival/
LOCATION:Indian Crossing Casino\, E1171 County Road Q\, Waupaca\, WI\, 54981\, United States
CATEGORIES:Festival,Music
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SUMMARY:Milwaukee Oktoberfest
DESCRIPTION:Milwaukee is one of the most Germanic cities in the U.S.\, so why wouldn’t it host one of the oldest Bavarian Oktoberfests in the Midwest? And this year\, Milwaukee Oktoberfest is the FIRST event held on the Plaza of the new Fiserv Forum (or “fiserv.forum\,” stylized) October 5-7\, 2018! \nThe Milwaukee Oktoberfest has moved toward the new Fiserv Forum so you can experience the new plaza area. It’s still sponsored by Spaten. The fun includes traditional German brass bands\, sing-alongs and spontaneous dancing for everyone. Delicious and authentic German food is available\, from huge pretzels and brats to a variety of specialties from the Levy Restaurant Group. Of course there’s plenty of beer/bier on tap imported and domestic – as well as wine\, soft drinks and\, yes\, even coffee. \nHey\, the mustard is healthy… there’s turmeric in it.\nCheck out live music from the Mike Schneider Band\, the Klaberheads\, the Jeff Winard Band\, Austrian Express\, Polka Floyd\, the Jay Fox Band\, and Blaskapelle. Also check out the Wiener Dog Show\, a Bags Tournament\, the Miss Oktoberfest Competition\, a Brat-Eating Contest\, the Stein Hoisting Competition\, and more. \nThe Milwaukee Brat House will host the Official After Party each night of the 9th annual Milwaukee Oktoberfest! \nDas Boot Bar Tour festivities on Saturday extend Oktoberfest up along Old World Third Street.\nDon’t forget the “Das Boot Bar Tour” on Saturday\, hosted on Old World Third Street from noon-6pm. Each bar will decorate with a German theme and participants will have the chance to try a different Oktoberfest Beer\, essentially making it a bar tour and beer festival combined. Along with the Bar Tour\, there will of course be liter size Das Boots for each person on the tour. These will allow you to receive drink specials during the tour and only during the tour. Attendees are more than welcome to bring their boots back to refill at the Main Event! \nIt’s all based in downtown Milwaukee\, at the plaza in front of the new Fiserv Forum\, near State Street (U.S. 18)\, 6th Street/McKinley Avenue (Highway 145) Old World 3rd Street and the Milwaukee River. I-43/94\, I-794\, and Highway 32 also bring you close. Prosit! \nMilwaukee Oktoberfest Address:\nThe Plaza in front of the Fiserv Forum\, as well as on adjacent blocks (Old World Third Street\, State Street\, Highland Avenue)\n901 N. 4th Street (Vel Phillips Avenue)\nMilwaukee\, WI 53202\nWebsite
URL:https://statetrunktour.com/event/milwaukee-oktoberfest/
LOCATION:Plaza outside of the Fiserv Forum\, 901 N. Vel Phillips Street\, Milwaukee\, WI\, 53202\, United States
CATEGORIES:Beer,Festival
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SUMMARY:Reedsburg Fermentation Fest
DESCRIPTION:Talk about a live cultural experience! Fermentation Fest is a “Live Culture Convergence\,” an annual celebration of live culture in all its forms from dance to yogurt and poetry to sauerkraut. Presented by the Reedsburg-based Wormfarm Institute\, Fermentation Fest brings together farmers\, chefs\, artists\, poets and performers in the beautiful working lands of Sauk County for tastings\, demonstrations\, cooking classes\, art events\, performances\, food carts and more. \nClasses\, Tastings\, and more… \nFrom saurkraut to hot sauces\, from chocolate to coffee\, beer and wine\, from yogurt to sourdough bread\, over one-third of what we consume is fermented. Fermentation Fest features authors\, chefs\, bakers\, scientists\, chocolatiers\, brew masters and cheese makers over two consecutive weekends\, offering 40 classes and lectures that celebrate the abundance and transformation of fermentation. Learn skills you can use at home\, enjoy samples\, and experience hands-on ways to bring fermentation into your daily experience. \n Farm/Art DTour \nThe biennial feature of Fermentation Fest\, Farm/Art DTour is a 50+ mile drive through scenic working farmland of rural Sauk County where artists explore the timeless connection between land and people. For thousands of years\, farmers in cultures around the world interwove dance\, music\, and art through rituals of planting and the harvest in celebration of the land and those who care for it. Through a contemporary approach and within this timeless context\, they continue the tradition. \nCheck out two Food Chain stops #15 and #28 along the DTour – pick up a map at the Chamber of Commerce (240 Railroad Street\, 608-524-2850). \nHit Highway 23 or 33 to find Reedsburg\, cross the 90th Meridian\, and enjoy Fermentation Fest! \nReedsburg Fermentation Fest Address:\n28 E. Main Street (Highways 23/33)\nReedsburg\, WI 53959\n(608) 524-8672\nWebsite
URL:https://statetrunktour.com/event/fermentation-fest/
LOCATION:Wormfarm Institute\, 28 E. Main Street\, Reedsburg\, WI\, 53959\, United States
CATEGORIES:Festival,Food
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SUMMARY:Sheboygan Oktoberfest at Al & Al's
DESCRIPTION:Sheboygan is a pretty German city – and Al & Al’s Steinhaus is a pretty German restaurant. Together\, the two put on a Sheboygan Oktoberfest celebration in the City of Brats & Beer that embodies the full spirit of Gemütlichkeit! \nThis year’s Oktoberfest takes place in Heritage Square downtown\, Friday & Saturday October 5-6. A Bavarian style fish fry\, plenty of beer and live music\, a ceremonial tapping of a keg of Spaten\, and weiner dog races (enter yours here) are all part of this celebration. \nSome of the weiner dog entrants are quite gussied up!\nSheboygan has plenty to offer\, from its beautiful harbor area to this Oktoberfest celebration. Hit I-43 or Highways 23\, 28\, or 42 and get here! \nSheboygan Oktoberfest at Al & Al’s Address:\nAl & Al’s Steinhaus\n1502 S. 12th Street\nSheboygan\, WI 53081\n(920) 452-5530\nWebsite
URL:https://statetrunktour.com/event/sheboygan-oktoberfest/
LOCATION:Al & Al’s Steinhaus\, 1502 S. 12th Street\, Sheboygan\, WI\, 53081\, United States
CATEGORIES:Beer,Fall Festival,Family,Festival
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SUMMARY:Great River Road Fall Festival
DESCRIPTION:The Great River Road Fall Festival celebrates the Great River Road with music\, an antique tractor pull\, wagon rides\, sorghum making\, broom making\, hands on activities\, and much much more at the beautiful Stonefield\, just north of Cassville near the Mississippi River! \nBeer\, root beer\, sandwiches and ice cream will be for sale by Friends of Stonefield/Nelson Dewey State Park. \nIn 1938\, President Franklin D. Roosevelt established the Great River Road along the Mississippi\, following the river for nearly 3\,000 miles through 10 states. Stonefield Historic Site\, a Great River Road Interpretive Center\, celebrates the history of the Great River Road. Come see for yourself why the Great River Road in Wisconsin was voted the “Prettiest Drive” in America by the readers of the Huffington Post! \nStonefield comprises a re-created 1900-vintage rural farming village and the State Agricultural Museum\, which traces the history of Wisconsin agriculture from its inception to the 20th century. Stonefield\, named after the estate farmed by Wisconsin’s first governor Nelson Dewey\, also includes Dewey’s home site. \nAdmission for Adults is $10; children (5-17) $6 and (0-5) are FREE; students and senior citizens (65 and over) $9. \nYou can reach Stonefield via Highways 81 or 133 to Cassville. \nGreat River Road Fall Festival Address:\nStonefield State Historic Site\n12195 County Highway VV\nCassville\, WI 53806\n(608) 725-5210\nWebsite
URL:https://statetrunktour.com/event/great-river-road-fall-festival/
LOCATION:Stonefield\, 12195 County Highway VV\, Cassville\, WI\, 53806\, United States
CATEGORIES:Fall Festival
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DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20180923T170000
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SUMMARY:Colorama Weekend\, Land O'Lakes
DESCRIPTION:Colorama Weekend lets you enjoy the fall colors of Northern Wisconsin\, right along the border with the U.P. in picturesque Land O’ Lakes. The Colorama Celebration includes family friendly games\, music\, food\, art show\, radar run and hay ride throughout town. Just slow down and enjoy what a beautiful day of Fall colors in the Northwoods can offer. Can’t get enough fall fun?? Enjoy the Colorama Dinner on Sunday 11 a.m. to 1 p.m with chicken and ham. \nBobbing for apples during Colorama Weekend in Land O’Lakes.\nLand O’Lakes is at the top of Wisconsin\, right along the land border with the U.P. of Michigan. U.S. 45 and Highway 32 bring you there; just turn west on County B right at the state line (stop in the BP station there too\, it literally straddles the border!) \nColorama Weekend Address in Land O’Lakes:\nCounty B west of U.S. 45/Highway 32\nLand O’Lakes\, WI 54540\n(715) 547-3432\nWebsite \n\n\n\n \n \nColorama Weekend in Land O’Lakes activities include:\n\nFall Family Fun Downtown Land O’ Lakes (usually 10am – 3pm)\nKids Bowling\nLeaf Walk to area businesses\nGo to participating shops\, find the leaf & get your card signed to become eligible for a Chamber of Commerce $25 Gift certificate\nArt Harvest 10am to 3pm at the Community Garden & VFW Grounds\nArt & Quilt exhibit & demonstrations\nTour the Community Garden & enjoy the bonfire\nNorthern Waters Museum\, open 10am to 3pm\nExperience finding Donaldson\,the School\,the Town\,the Mill\nRadar Run 9am to 3pm at Land O’ Lakes Airport\nCars\, trucks\, motorcycles $10 registration – helmets mandatory\nFood and refreshments\nFall Family Fun at Land O’ Lakes Pavilion\, 10am to 3pm\nPie Baking Contest—Calling all bakers\, make a pie and be a winner\nAuction winning pies\, Pie by the slice\, coffee & apple cider\nCorn Roast & Brat Fry – LandOLakes/Conover PTA fundraiser\nCorn Hole Toss Tournament\nPumpkin cookie decorating\nBobbing for apples\nGames—Volley Ball & more\nRefreshments– seasonal & regular beers\n\nFall Hayride Shuttle\nPick up at the Bel Air Motel through town to the VFW\, to the Community Garden\, to the Pavilion\, to the Museum\, to the Airport back to the Bel-Air- Stop off at any event and get picked up later. About a ½ hour ride to enjoy all the events\, the decorations and the Friendly Fall atmosphere of Land O’ Lakes. \nBack to StateTrunkTour.com
URL:https://statetrunktour.com/event/colorama-weekend-land-olakes/
LOCATION:Land O’Lakes\, Land O'Lakes\, Land O'Lakes\, WI\, 54540\, United States
CATEGORIES:Fall Festival
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20180914
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20180917
DTSTAMP:20180812T214122Z
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SUMMARY:International Ginseng Festival
DESCRIPTION:Wausau is the Ginseng Capital of Wisconsin\, and the second International Ginseng Festival celebrates central Wisconsin’s production of this traditional herb commonly used in tea and as an herbal supplement. It’s especially prized by buyers in China\, and you’ll find it as an enhancement in energy drinks and health foods. \nThe cultivation of ginseng in Marathon County goes back to the Fromm brothers\, who in the early 1900s started farming ginseng to help pay for the silver foxes they were raising. The brothers went on to establish an internationally known fur business\, and as their business grew\, so did the cultivation of ginseng in Marathon County. The soil and the climate make central Wisconsin one of the world’s best places to produce the root\, which must grow for four years before harvest. \nLocal breweries including Bull Falls Brewery and Redeye Brewing will make special ginseng brews. \nThe International Ginseng Festival takes place over three days\, September 14-16\, 2018\, at downtown Wausau’s 400 Block city square park\, ginseng fields throughout the county and the historic site of the Fromm farm in Hamburg\, where ginseng was first cultivated in Wisconsin. Festival attendees will receive maps and programs outlining the schedule of activities. \nDiscover Wisconsin (with co-host and State Trunk Tour main traveler and writer Eric Paulsen) visited the first International Ginseng Festival in Marathon County in 2017\, here’s the full episode on that!\n﻿ \nThe International Ginseng Festival covers a wide variety of ginseng-related topics\, including agricultural\, culinary\, educational\, historical\, arts and entertainment aspects all showcased. The International Ginseng Festival will also feature multicultural aspects\, as the Hmong and Native American communities have significant influences on ginseng production. Here are some of activities that will take place during the festival: \nDowntown Wausau’s 400 Block City Square Park Events: \n\n400 Block vendors selling a variety of ginseng food and beverages.\nTraditional Hmong and Native American foods.\nWisconsin favorites including cheese curds and brats.\nEntertainment on the main stage including music and\nother performances.\nWausau Children’s Museum-Interactive Ginseng Field Exhibit with Partners for Progressive Agriculture Marathon County\nJuried vendors with art and items for purchase.\nHands on activities for children relating to ginseng.\nDowntown shops and restaurants will participate with special offers and ginseng related food and beverages.\n\nAdditional International Ginseng Festival Activities Off-Site from the 400 Block:\nDig It\, Keep It! Dig Your Own Root:\nHsu’s Ginseng Farm (4707 McIntosh St\, Wausau\, WI 54403)\nSept. 16\, 1:00-3:00 pm \nHeil Ginseng Field (2670 Hwy H\, Edgar\, WI 54426)\nSept. 14\, 3:00-5:00 pm\nSept. 15\, 11:00 am-1:00 pm\nSept. 16\, 12:00-2:00 pm\nCommemorative coins and an opportunity to sign the vintage log book of visitors at the 45×90 Geographic Marker. It is the location of the 45th parallel; the exact point half-way between the Equator and the North Pole and half-way between the Greenwich Meridian and the International Dateline. Geographically\, it is a location of significance to ginseng cultivation\, as the climate and area geology are key components. \nHistorical Exhibits\, Tours & More: \n\nExhibit showcasing the evolution of ginseng in Marathon County at the Marathon County Historical Museum.\nHistorical reenactment at Fromm Farm (436 Co Rd F\, Hamburg\, WI 54411)\, where ginseng farming in Wisconsin began; Sept. 16\, Noon-4:00 pm\nEvent at Janke Book Store featuring the book Bright With Silver\, which chronicles the rise of the United States ginseng industry through the story of the Fromm brothers.\n\nArts & Entertainment: \nFestival poster art contest by the Center for the Visual Arts will take place in advance of the festival. Stop in before 2:00 pm on Sept. 15 and cast your vote for The People’s Choice!\nView the Ginseng: The Treasured Root exhibit at Leigh Yawkey Woodson Art Museum\, which features drawings and watercolors focused on ginseng from Midwest botanical artists.\nVisit the World Renowned Birds in Art Exhibit at the Leigh Yawkey Woodson Art Museum. \nSeminars & Demonstrations: \nCooking with ginseng demonstrations at Robert W. Monk Gardens in the outdoor catering kitchen and tours featuring the wild ginseng that is grown in the gardens; Sept. 15 & 16 \nRecreational Activities: \n5K Ginseng Root Run at Veterans Park\, Marathon City (204 E 4th St\, Marathon City\, WI 54448); Sept. 15\, 10:00 am. Sign up here.\nKayaking at downtown Wausau’s championship White Water Park through the Wausau Kayak & Canoe Corp. recreational release program.\nView the fall colors on the Comet Chairlift Rides at Granite Peak Ski Area\, free for festival-goers; Sept. 15\, 10:00 am-2:00 pm. \nOther International Ginseng Festival Places to Note:\nAfter you’ve sampled festival foods and beverages\, stay downtown and check out the wonderful establishments around the 400 Block. Watch the store and restaurant windows for Festival Goer specials.\nAlso\, see the Wausau World Market\, a west-side marketplace with diverse entrepreneurs selling produce\, goods\, and cultural items all under one roof at 828 S. Third Ave\, Wausau\, Daily 8:00 am–7:00 pm\nHmong Museum in the Wausau Center Mall – Stop in and enjoy their “From Laos to America” exhibit honoring the refugee experience.\n1st Annual Antique Tractor\, Steam\, Equipment and Parts Swap Meet – Hosted by North Central WI Antique Steam & Gas Engine Club\, Inc.\nClub Showgrounds (W4255 Hilldale Drive\, Edgar\, WI 54426)\nSept 14\, 8:00 am–12:00 pm\nSept 15\, 12:00–5:00 pm\nMarathon City Heritage Center – Marathon City is the center of where ginseng growing began! Displays at the Marathon City Heritage Center will feature equipment\, artifacts and photos from area ginseng growers\, past and present! Come visit and share your story with us!\n301 Main St\, Marathon City\, WI 54448\nOpen special hours on Saturday\, Sept 16 / 10:00 am–12:00 pm\nHistory of Ginseng in Marathon County \nGinseng cultivation began in the late 1800s at the turn of the 20th century in Marathon County by the Fromm Brothers\, but has been used in eastern cultures for its healing properties for over 5\,000 years. Today\, the capital of the United States ginseng industry is in Marathon County\, Wisconsin. There are over 185 ginseng producers in the county and 95% of the ginseng root exported from the United States comes from Central Wisconsin. The rolling hills\, virgin soil and cool summers grow unique roots very high in ginsenosides (the active compound in ginseng). These properties make Wisconsin ginseng known as the premier cultivation in the world. As you drive around Marathon County in the warm weather seasons\, you’ll see tarp-covered fields protecting ginseng plants from direct sunlight. The berries turn red in August and are harvested in September. The roots are harvested in October and are used in a variety of products including health and beauty products\, teas\, beverages\, candies and much more. The recent resurgence in the interest of ginseng has created great demand in this ever-evolving market of the crop. \nYou can get to Wausau and the Ginseng Festival via I-39 or U.S. 51\, Highway 29\, or zig-zag in via Highway 52. \n 
URL:https://statetrunktour.com/event/international-ginseng-festival/
LOCATION:400 Block Wausau\, 401 3rd Street\, Wausau\, WI\, 54403\, United States
CATEGORIES:Festival
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20180907T160000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20180909T200000
DTSTAMP:20180903T231932Z
CREATED:20180903T231932Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20180903T231932Z
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SUMMARY:Indian Summer Festival\, Milwaukee
DESCRIPTION:Milwaukee’s lakefront festival season welcomes September with its annual Indian Summer Festival\, “Indian Nation’s” largest cultural celebration with (hopefully) warm late summer-like weather. Traditional Pow Wow\, fireworks\, Indian dance troupes\, Native Music Awards Program (ISMA)\, Tribal Villages\, cultural demonstrations\, storytellers\, Lacrosse demos & a tournament\, Juried Fine Art\, American Indian traditional and contemporary entertainers\, authentic foods\, and an extensive Native marketplace featuring authentic jewelry\, arts & crafts\, clothing and so much more! \nMusic on the new Gathering Place Stage \nThe new Gathering Place Stage on the North end of the grounds will offer performances from several of this year’s nominees for the Indian Summer Music Awards (ISMA.) They include the Cody Blackbird Band\, Native American flutist Jan Michael Looking Wolf\, Rellik\, Painted Raven\, Crazy Flute\, and Sandra Sutter will all be playing their nominated music all three days. \nTheir performances are free with your paid admission to Indian Summer. \nIndian Summer Chefs & Cooking Demonstrations\nSaturday the 8th and Sunday the 9th on the Eagles Nest Stage\, join chefs as they demonstrate traditional dishes as well as contemporary recipes using classic Native ingredients. \nSaturday\n1:30 Wild Rice Crusted Pork Chops with Joe Parajecki\, Kettle Range Meat Co.\n2:30 Wojapi Native American Pudding with Ron Greiger of White Feather Restaurant\n3:30 Duck Confit & toasted farro salad w/honey grain vinaigrette with Lucas Lonzo\, Potawatomi Hotel & Casino \nSunday\n1:30 Buffalo Stew with Bruce Evans of Slow Food WiSE\n2:30 Duck Tacos and Wild Rice Fried Rice with Tai Tok\, Potawatomi Hotel & Casino \nCooking demonstrations and all the entertainment stages at the festival are included with your paid admission. Discounted tickets may still be available. \n \nYou’ll find the Indian Summer Festival celebration at Henry Maier Festival Park\, also known as the Summerfest Grounds\, right on Milwaukee’s lakefront. I-794\, U.S. 18\, and Highway 32 all bring you there. I-43/94 and Highways 38\, 57\, 59\, and 145 all bring you close! \nIndian Summer Festival Address:\nHenry Maier Festival Park\n200 N. Harbor Drive\nMilwaukee\, WI 53202\n(414) 604-1000\nWebsite
URL:https://statetrunktour.com/event/indian-summer-festival-milwaukee/
LOCATION:Henry Maier Festival Park\, 200 N. Harbor Drive\, Milwaukee\, WI\, 53202\, United States
CATEGORIES:Ethnic,Family
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20180829
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20180904
DTSTAMP:20180827T044216Z
CREATED:20180827T044216Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20180827T044216Z
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SUMMARY:Harley-Davidson 115th Anniversary Celebration & Milwaukee Rally
DESCRIPTION:The Harley 115th is coming up! The Milwaukee Rally is an annual celebration over Labor Day Weekend for Harley riders\, H.O.G. members (if you don’t know what H.O.G. stands for\, you don’t need to anyway)\, and the general public to ride\, check out classic\, current\, and future Harley-Davidson motorcycles\, party to music and an unbelievable slew of shows and performances. This year\, they’re celebrating Harley-Davidson’s 115th Anniversary – and every five years\, the party is extra massive all across Milwaukee and SE Wisconsin! \n﻿ \nThe Harley 115th Celebration and Milwaukee Rally centers on the Harley-Davidson Museum in Milwaukee\, which anchors the east end of the Menomonee Valley and Canal Street between downtown and Walkers Point. But events are happening all over the city\, suburbs\, and at Harley-Davidson dealerships across southeastern Wisconsin. \nHarley 115th Events Include:\nThe 115th Anniversary Kickoff Party & H.O.G. 35th Moto-Carnival at Veterans Park\, a free party that kicks off Wednesday 8/29 as thousands of riders convene on the shores of Lake Michigan. All weekend long the Full Throttle Saloon is serving up high wire motorcycle thrill shows\, Wall of Death and more. Riders can meet on Wednesday at the Milwaukee-area dealerships to join a group ride\, or ride in on their own. \n \nHarley 115th Anniversary Kickoff Party & H.O.G. 35th Moto-Carnival Events:\nMoto-Carnival Live: Display open for customers – includes HOG check-in\, Rally Pack will call\, merchandise sales\, Dunlop display\, MDA\, information booths\, customer service\, food & beverage\, JUMPSTART experiences\, 3V experience\, P&A display and motorcycle display.\nDyno Drags: All Out Dyno Drags invites you to be a part of a rare\, exciting\, and adrenaline rushing event with a custom – state of the art – dual motorcycle dynamometer.\nHelicopter Rides: Take a breathtaking ride in a Robinson R44 helicopter. You will get a bird’s eye view of Veteran’s Park and the beautiful Milwaukee shoreline. Fees apply.\nBungee Slingshot: Catapult your bad self through the air on this Moto-Carnival ride. Feel the adrenaline as you experience this one of a kind ride.\nMechanical HOG: Take this very different HOG for a ride as it spins and twists in all directions – how long can you hang on?\nFerris Wheel: Catch the best view of the H-D Moto-Carnival\, the Milwaukee skyline and the shores of Lake Michigan atop the 60 foot Ferris wheel. Fees apply.\nRhett Rotten Show: Rhett Rotten’s Wall of Death\, featuring daredevil Rhett Rotten on a vintage Harley-Davidson\, defying gravity as he circles his custom-built Wall of Death performing stunts that you have to see to believe.\nUna Circus: Circus Una’s Motorcycle Thrill Show\, featuring the world’s only all-female\, wheelie-popping motorcycle trapeze high-wire thrill show.\nGlobe of Death: The Urias Globe of Death\, featuring three motorcycles with throttles wide-open\, inside a 16 foot steel sphere\, all while one of the Urias Family Daredevils stands. \nMore details here! \n\n\n \nThe Harley-Davidson Beach Brawl Presented by Trog* \nHappening Friday\, August 31st from 10am-4pm and Saturday\, September 1st from Noon-7pm\, this is a chance to watch bikes tear through the sand on the shoreline of Lake Michigan for the first time in over 100 years! Free and open to the public\, there will also be beach activities providing gritty fun for all ages. On Friday\, racers will be wrenching and kicking up sand as they practice and get prepared for the competition. Vintage and new bikes will meet up and battle it out on the oval on Saturday\, paying tribute to the early days of racing. The beach is open for swimming. Food and beverage will be flowing from the tiki bars and bikes will be on display for all to see. This is a must-see event! More details here. \nFlat-Out Friday Powered by Harley-Davidson \nHeld at the UW-Milwaukee Panther Arena on Kilbourn Avenue (just off U.S. 18 and Highway 145)\, this Indoor Flat-Track Race event offers tight\, bar-to-bar racing action from both traditional and special classes. The Pre-Race Street Party begins Friday at Noon and runs through 8pm\, with free motorcycle street parking\, the Harley-Davidson truck and Rebel One\, bikes\, vendors\, great food\, a 360-bar\, a whiskey bar\, and a huge variety of live music. Doors for Flat Out Friday open at 6pm and the races start at 7pm. \nLive Music includes Taj Raiden at 2pm\, Faux Fiction at 3pm\, Denny Lanez at 4pm\, Telethon at 5pm\, and Whips at 6pm. \nRun What You Brung at Great Lakes Dragway \nThis Harley 115th event is held Friday 8/31 at Great Lakes Dragaway in Union Grove south of Milwaukee. They’re inviting Harley riders from around the world to twist the throttle and race side-by-side at the iconic “biggest little track in the world“. Keep getting back in line and show ‘em what you got. Twin Stunts All-Harley Show will have three performances throughout the day. Come to race or just watch the action. More details and tickets here. \nHillClimb at Little Switzerland \nJust northwest of Milwaukee at Little Switzerland in Slinger\, the Hillclimb Powered by Harley-Davidson takes place on Saturday\, 9/1. Watch the best of vertical racing action as racers scale the front side of the ski hill\, competing for time and distance. It’s not just racing for bragging rights – a $8\,500 prize purse is on the line. All ages are welcome. Race spectators: $10 General Admission Ticket (kids 12 and under – Free); $25 VIP Ticket (must be 21+ to enter) includes access to indoor air-conditioned chalet\, special viewing area on the deck\, and 1 drink ticket (beer\, soda\, water). Find out more about Hillclimb here. \nOf course\, plenty of events will be taking place every day of the 115th at the Harley-Davidson Museum\, at seven Harley-Davidson dealerships across the region from Kenosha to Sheboygan and Oconomowoc to Milwaukee\, at the Global Harley-Davidson Headquarters on Juneau Avenue in Milwaukee\, Factory Tours\, and tons of Street Parties and Neighborhood Events. \n \n115th Anniversary Sunday Parade \nOf course\, the 115th Anniversary Parade tops it all off! Riders from around the world wave their hometown flags proudly right here in the birthplace of Harley-Davidson. Riders and the community will line the route to see the beauty and the brawn of customized motorcycles and unique show bikes. Harley-Davidson invited tens of thousands of riders from around the world to ride in the parade including custom bike builders\, stunt teams\, charitable groups\, HOG Chapters\, as well as a few surprise guests. The parade kicks off at 45th Street and Wisconsin Avenue\, continues east through downtown Milwaukee and lands at the Harley-Davidson 115th Anniversary and HOG 35th Moto-Carnival at Veterans Park. \n \nSee http://www.milwaukeerally.com/ in the meantime.
URL:https://statetrunktour.com/event/harley-115th-milwaukee-rally/
LOCATION:Harley-Davidson Museum\, 400 Canal Street\, Milwaukee\, WI\, 53201\, United States
CATEGORIES:Festival,Motorcycles
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20180824T150000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20180825T230000
DTSTAMP:20180823T161145Z
CREATED:20150828T033043Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20180823T161145Z
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SUMMARY:Bands\, Brews & BBQ in Kenosha
DESCRIPTION:Formerly the Grill Games\, Kenosha’s newly-christened “Bands\, Brews\, & BBQ on the Beach” is a free three-day weekend festival featuring outstanding live musical acts throughout the day and plenty of grills and BBQ. This year\, it runs Friday\, August 24th through Saturday\, August 25th. The event gets a new name and a fresh shot of vision as the newly christened Bands\, Brews & BBQs on the Kenosha Lakefront at Pennoyer & Kennedy Parks. \nLike before when it was the Grill Games\, check out the Wisconsin State Championship BBQ contest with teams from the Kansas City Barbeque Society! You can learn their secrets\, taste and purchase BBQ\, and vote for your favorite teams. There are also plenty of kids’ activities and a beer garden – because beer pairs exceptionally well with tasty BBQ. “Kenosha’s Best BBQ Contest” runs Friday the 24th from 5pm to 8pm and the “People’s Choice BBQ Competition” runs Saturday the 25th from 2pm to 4:30pm. \n \nAdmission is $5/day. Proceeds benefit the scholarship foundations of the Kenosha YMCA and the Kenosha Area Chamber of Commerce. \nThe Kenosha HarborPark area is between downtown and Lake Michigan\, just east of Highway 32 between Highways 158 and 50. It’s a beautiful area\, definitely check it out! \nKenosha Bands\, Brews\, & BBQ Address:\nCelebration Place at HarborPark\n56th Street & 1st Avenue\nKenosha\, WI 53140\n(262) 654-1234\nWebsite\nFacebook page
URL:https://statetrunktour.com/event/bands-brews-bbq-kenosha/
LOCATION:Kenosha HarborPark\, 5400 Ring Road\, Kenosha\, WI\, 53140\, United States
CATEGORIES:Family,Festival,Food,Outdoor
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20180810T163000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20180810T235500
DTSTAMP:20180809T060804Z
CREATED:20180809T060525Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20180809T060804Z
UID:10698-1533918600-1533945300@statetrunktour.com
SUMMARY:Cheese Capital Jazz and Blues Crawl for the Arts
DESCRIPTION:Plymouth celebrates its 15th annual live music extravaganza and fundraiser\, called the Plymouth Cheese Capital Jazz & Blues Crawl for the Arts\, on Friday\, August 10th late afternoon into the evening. \n \nThis lively music event features 10 fantastic bands at the Plymouth Arts Center (PAC) in the courtyard and greatroom and at several downtown clubs and restaurants. Purchase the 2018 Wristband for $10\, and receive one free raffle ticket (valued at $5) for a chance to win $500 in Cash with additional Big Cash Raffle Tickets available at the PAC – win up to $1000! \nParticipating venues this year are include the PAC; Antonio’s; City Club; 52 Stafford; The Depot; Wild Shots PUB\, The Cheese Counter and Plymouth Tap. Festivities are kicked off at the PAC\, 520 East Mill\, downtown Plymouth\, WI at 4:30pm. PAC’s Bourbon Street Café features a jazzy menu catered by Three Guys & a Grill until 9pm. The opening reception for our new exhibition\, The Light of Thy Favor\, featuring watercolors by Cedarburg artists\, Tom Kubala and Colette Odya Smith opens in Gallery 110 North. \nThe trolley will take visitors to the venues from 7:00 to 11pm. Maps\, flyers and wristbands are available at all venues. Join them for this exciting evening of the blended arts! \nHighways 23\, 57\, and 67 bring you to Plymouth. \nPlymouth Cheese Capital Jazz & Blues Crawl for the Arts Address:\nPlymouth Arts Center\n520 E. Mill Street\nPlymouth\, WI 53073\n(920) 892-8409\nWebsite \n\n\n\n \n \nPlymouth Cheese Capital Jazz & Blues Crawl Lineup:\nJive Safely @ the PAC Greatroom\, 4:30 – 6 pm\nThe Sentimellows @ the PAC Courtyard\, 4:30 – 6 pm\nBuilt For Comfort @ the PAC Greatroom\, 6 – 9 pm\nRiver City Six Dixieland Band @ the PAC Tent – Courtyard\, 6 – 9 pm\nThe Sucherman/Underwood Duo @ the Cheese Counter\, 5:30 – 7:30 pm\nSmooth Groove Jazz Quartet @ PJ Campbell’s at The Depot\, 6:30 – 9:30 pm\nTracy Hannemann Jazz & Blues Combo @ Antonio’s\, 7 – 10:30 pm\nMilwaukee Hot Club @ 52 Stafford\, 7:30 – 10:30 pm\nKal Bergendahl Project @ Plymouth Tap\, 8:30 – 11:30 pm\nChanel Le Meaux & the Dapper Cads @ Wild Shots Pub\, 8:30 pm – Midnight\nThe Blue City Olives @ City Club\, 9 pm – 12:30 am
URL:https://statetrunktour.com/event/plymouth-cheese-capital-jazz-blues-crawl-arts/
LOCATION:Plymouth Arts Center\, 520 E. Mill Street\, Plymouth\, WI\, 53073\, United States
CATEGORIES:Art,Music
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20180810
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20180813
DTSTAMP:20180811T065746Z
CREATED:20180811T063556Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20180811T065746Z
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SUMMARY:Covered Bridge Days
DESCRIPTION:Brodhead showcases its town with Covered Bridge Days August 10 – 12\, 2018. Right along Highway 11\, Brodhead hosts a weekend brimming with exciting and interesting activities for everyone. Events include the Wildflower Art Festival\, featuring native plant tours and educational programs as well as a juried\, high-quality art festival in downtown Veterans Park; exploring the historic Mill Race by pontoon boat at the new “Embrace the Race” event; and a regional garden tractor expo that brings hundreds of vintage and refurbished garden tractors to town. \nAmong the many long-standing Covered Bridge Days activities are a kids’ fun run\, garden displays\, tractor show with a thresheree and tractor pull\, horse show with pony rides\, toy tractor pull\, flea market\, vendors on the Square\, Model A antique car display and classic car show\, historical tours\, volleyball and softball tournaments\, a street dance\, a parade\, food stands and beer gardens. \nThe Jimmys\, a contemporary blues band from nearby Monticello\, will be performing live on Saturday from 7 – 10pm. \nWhile in Brodhead\, check out the downtown square\, historic museum in the old train station\, and historic shops and boutiques. Brodhead is in far eastern Green County and Highway 11 through there is a great drive. \nCovered Bridge Days Address:\nDowntown Square & South Brodhead (Highway 11)\nBrodhead\, WI 53520\n(608) 897-8411\nWebsite
URL:https://statetrunktour.com/event/covered-bridge-days/
LOCATION:Downtown Brodhead\, 900 W. Exchange Street\, Brodhead\, WI\, 53520\, United States
CATEGORIES:Art,Festival
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20180809T100000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20180812T180000
DTSTAMP:20180809T073754Z
CREATED:20180809T073754Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20180809T073754Z
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SUMMARY:Lake Superior Chainsaw Sculpture Championship
DESCRIPTION:The Lake Superior Chainsaw Sculpture Championship will be held on Barker’s Island this year in Superior the weekend of August 9-12\, 2018! \n \nWatch chainsaw artists from around the world turn simple logs into stunning works of wildlife themed art! Master and guest carvers compete daily in challenging “quick carve” events. The four-day event ends with an official judging of the chainsaw sculptures created by master carvers over the course of the Lake Superior Chainsaw Sculpture Championship. Stay for the daily\, live-auctions and take home a master’s work of art! Bring the whole family\, children 12 and under are free with paid adult! \nThose works also will be available to the highest bidder at Sunday’s auction following the award presentations. \nEvent starts at 10:00 am daily. \nChildren 12 and under attend free with ticketed adult. \nTickets are not required on Thursday\, August 9. \nFor the latest event information\, follow them on Facebook or Instagram. \nSuperior is\, of course\, in the far northwestern corner of Wisconsin\, nestled between the St. Louis River and Lake Superior\, with Duluth\, Minnesota across the way. To get to Superior and Barkers Island\, just follow U.S. 2\, U.S. 53\, or Highways 13 or 35. \nLake Superior Chainsaw Sculpture Championship Address:\nBarkers Island\, 229 Marina Drive\nSuperior\, WI 54880\n(218) 590-5732\nWebsite
URL:https://statetrunktour.com/event/superior-chainsaw-sculpture-championship/
LOCATION:Barkers Island\, 229 Marina Drive\, Superior\, WI\, 54880\, United States
CATEGORIES:Art,Chainsaws,Outdoor
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20180706
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20180708
DTSTAMP:20180706T164603Z
CREATED:20180706T164603Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20180706T164603Z
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SUMMARY:Fire on the River\, Sauk Prairie
DESCRIPTION:Sauk City (with neighbor Prairie du Sac\, together known as “Sauk Prairie”) hosts its annual Fire on the River celebration with the largest fireworks display along the Wisconsin River. \nFire on the River features two full days of family-friendly fun highlighting the best the Sauk Prairie Area has to offer. Activities include Battle of the Bands\, Battle of the Restaurants\, Eagle Chase\, All-You-Can-Eat Pancake Breakfast\, games\, beer\, wine\, kids’ art\, and of course\, the fireworks. \nU.S. 12 and Highways 60 and 78 bring you to Sauk City; Highway 188 bypasses to the east across the river\, also offering access to not only views of the fireworks but also to the beautiful Wollersheim Winery & Distillery! \nFire on the River Address:\nSauk City Riverwalk\n726 Water Street\nSauk City\, WI 53583\n(608) 643-4168\nWebsite \n\n\n\n \n \nFire on the River Schedule of Events:\nFriday\, July 6\nBattle of the Restaurants! \n4pm – Event Opens\nBattle of the Restaurants Public Voting begins\nMain Stage – Food Court – Beer Garden Open \n5:30pm – Dan McDonnell Band \n8pm Battle of Restaurants voting closes & winners announced \n8:00pm – Midnight\nMain Stage Headliner – The Retro Specz – North Side Food Court Open \nSaturday\, July 7 – Celebrate Freedom \n7am – Eagle Chase – Half Marathon\, 10K\, & 5K Run/Walk \n7:30am – All You Can Eat Pancake Breakfast \n9am – Sam Ness \n11am – National Guard Boot Camp \n11am – Bar Buddies Dunk Tank \n11:30am – River Hills Worship Band \n12pm\nYouth & Family Games \nBridge Side Food Court \nMain Stage – Beer Garden \nNorth Side Food Court \n$1-$5 Shop OPEN – 1 of a kind” craft tent with 85 different types of items all handcrafted by local Sr. Citizens\, sell $1-$5 to enrich the family experience. \n2pm – North Code [Feat. Sam Ness] \n5pm – Water Street Jacks \n8pm\nYouth & Family Games Closed\nBridge Side Food Court Closed \nDusk ~ 9:30pm FIREWORKS!! \n10pm – Midnight\nCelebrate our Nation’s Freedom Late Night Party!! \nMain Stage Headliner – West on U.S. 12 – Beer Garden – North Side Food Court
URL:https://statetrunktour.com/event/fire-river-sauk-prairie/
LOCATION:Sauk City Riverwalk\, 726 Water Street\, Sauk City\, WI\, 53583\, United States
CATEGORIES:Family,Holiday
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20180706
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20180708
DTSTAMP:20180521T214504Z
CREATED:20160214T180448Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20180521T214504Z
UID:6100-1530835200-1531007999@statetrunktour.com
SUMMARY:Eaux Claires
DESCRIPTION:Eaux Claires is a huge two-day music and arts festival featuring terrific live performances\, music\, and crafts along the banks of the Chippewa River on 60 acres of farmland just outside the city of Eau Claire. \nIn year four of Eaux Claires\, they’re reconfiguring the grounds\, re-imagining the staging and devoting more attention to the one-of-a-kind experiences that make this festival unique. They’re enhancing the interplay between the artists to allow more performances per artist\, many more collaborations throughout the duration of the festival and\, well\, more once in a lifetime moments. Expect to see unpredictable performances\, hidden venues and surprise collaborations across a full two days of music and togetherness. \nThe festival\, curated by Justin Vernon and Aaron Dessner\, runs July 6-7\, 2018. Tickets are on sale now\, many are sold out already but you can check out the different tiers here. \nFor campers\, Eaux Claires offers campground areas only minutes away via a free shuttle. Campgrounds will feature shower facilities\, general stores\, and spacious sites able to accommodate multiple tents. Camping passes are sold separately from all Admission Tickets and sell for $165\, $300 for oversized vehicles. \nIf you prefer a hotel or other lodging\, Eaux Claires is once again working with University of Wisconsin Eau Claire to make hundreds of its dorm rooms available for reservations at reasonable rates (about $84)\, also with free shuttle transportation. \nThe full lineup continues to evolve; get the latest here. \nYou can get to the event via I-94\, U.S. 12 & 53\, or Highways 37 and 93 (it’s closest to Highway 37 near U.S. 12 and I-94.) \nTheir Twitter is @EauxClaires.
URL:https://statetrunktour.com/event/eaux-claires/
LOCATION:Foster Farm\, 3443 Crescent Avenue\, Eau Claire\, WI\, 54703\, United States
CATEGORIES:Art,Festival,Music
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20180608
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20180611
DTSTAMP:20180606T054203Z
CREATED:20160403T171402Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20180606T054203Z
UID:6722-1528416000-1528675199@statetrunktour.com
SUMMARY:Rockerbox MotoFest featuring AHRMA Vintage Racing at Road America
DESCRIPTION:The Vintage MotoFest featuring the American Historic Racing Motorcycle Association (AHRMA) is dedicated to preserving the heritage of racing motorcycles and promotes this heritage through events at legendary race circuits. Road America is a track favorite of competitive vintage riders because of its four-mile layout including\, high-speed straights\, multiple turns and undulating terrain. Several passing areas contribute to the competitive spirit and racing action. The highlight of the weekend is the 15th annual Rockerbox® motorcycle show\, which is widely known as the premier Wisconsin motorcycle show and party featuring an eclectic mix of Euro\, Japanese and American vintage café racers\, choppers\, sport bikes\, racing machines\, supermotos\, scooters\, and sidecars. All makes and models are welcome and you will find a mash of motorcycles competing for space alongside dealers and vendors of all things motorcycling. \nThe ride-in motorcycle show and competition on Saturday includes entrants from all over the country in competitive award classes showcasing the greatest in classic style\, fresh customization and all that is unusual and incredible. \nMeanwhile\, the grounds are packed with local and national vendors\, live music\, food\, refreshments\, a microbrew tasting\, arm wrestling tournament\, touring of the 4-mile road course\, stunt shows\, and of course a slow speed evening sunset cruise of the road course. Friday\, Saturday and Sunday the on-track activities feature vintage racing motorcycles from the 1920s to the early 70s and vintage superbikes from the 70s and 80s from AHRMA. Plus there will be superbike races from Superbikers2. Check the event schedule below for races and times. \nYou can reach Road America via Highway 67\, just north of Highway 23 and west of Highway 57 in Sheboygan County. I-43 is about 10 miles to the east. \nRoad America Rockerbox AHRMA Event Address:\nN7390 Highway 67\nElkhart Lake\, WI 53073\n(920) 892-4576\nWebsite
URL:https://statetrunktour.com/event/rockerbox-motofest-featuring-ahrma-vintage-racing-at-road-america/
LOCATION:Road America\, N7390 State Highway 67\, Plymouth\, WI\, 53073\, United States
CATEGORIES:Festival,Motorcycles,Motorsports,Racing
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20180602T100000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20180603T170000
DTSTAMP:20180519T060318Z
CREATED:20170515T235534Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20180519T060318Z
UID:8348-1527933600-1528045200@statetrunktour.com
SUMMARY:Outta Sight Kite Flight Festival
DESCRIPTION:GO FLY A KITE!! The 17th annual Outta Sight Kite Flight Kite Festival takes place in Kenosha’s Kennedy Park\, June 2 & 3\, 2018. \n\nSee 500+ kites launch simultaneously to the tune of Mary Poppins’ “Let’s Go Fly a Kite” at noon during the Grand Launch.\nThe Chicago Fire Precision Kite Team\, a precision dual line kite flying team\, will perform three times each day.\nFire & Ice and Jean Lemire will also be performing. Milwaukee’s own professional kite flyer\, Paul Koepke\, will be performing with Fire & Ice.\nThe giant Kites of Alex Dagenais from Montreal Canada\, will be making another appearance with their Super Giant Octopus kite\, along with a mega 150 foot Octopus kite.\nNew this year\, there will be a giant 100 foot kite shaped like a full size whale.\nComing back again this year\, Connor Doran from America’s Got Talent will be flying indoors at 2 schools on Friday\, June 1st\, and on both days of the event at Kennedy Park.\nJean Lemire will attempt to fly 3 stunt kites at the same time.\nTom and Kathi Deck will be on hand for the sixth time with their giant Bubble machine. This is one of the largest and longest running bubble machines in the country.\nThe Kenosha News will be on hand to make free kites for the kids\, always a fun favorite.\n\nThis family event is free to all\, with free parking. Free kites will be given away to the first 100 kids who participate in the City of Kenosha’s “Kids’ Mad Dash\,” where 100 kids launch their kites all at the same time. The first kid reaching the highest altitude in 60 seconds wins. LOOK OUT and LOOK UP! \nKites and food will be available for sale at the park. \nOutta Sight Kite Flight Festival Address:\nKennedy Park\n4051 5th Avenue\nKenosha\, WI 53143\n(414) 305-3145\nWebsite \n\n\n\n \nKenosha is tucked into the southeast corner of Wisconsin\, and I-41/94 along with Highways 32\, 50\, 142\, and 158 bring you there!
URL:https://statetrunktour.com/event/outta-sight-kite-flight-festival/
LOCATION:Kennedy Park\, 4015 5th Avenue\, Kenosha\, WI\, 53143\, United States
CATEGORIES:Family,Festival,Outdoor
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20180518
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20180521
DTSTAMP:20180516T071650Z
CREATED:20180516T071650Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20180516T071650Z
UID:10263-1526601600-1526860799@statetrunktour.com
SUMMARY:Wisconsin State Polka Festival
DESCRIPTION:The 40th anniversary of the Wisconsin State Polka Festival takes place May 18-20\, 2018 in a new location – the Four Points by Sheraton Hotel at Mitchell International Airport! \nIf you’re a polka music aficinado\, or even if you’re not\, this is a fun time. The Wisconsin State Polka Festival is open to the public\, with a three-day pass available for $45\, daily admission options\, and children under 14 are admitted free. You might as well partake\, since polka is Wisconsin’s state music and the beats can’t be beat! \nThe music begins Friday\, May 18th at 5pm in two different ballrooms. The lineup includes Squeezebox with Molly and Ted\, the Zweifel Brothers\, Bob Korek Band\, and the Top Notchmen. These bands will alternate performances until 10:30pm. \nDance lessons commence Saturday morning (May 19th) at 10am. Squeezebox and the Mark Jirikovec Band will alternate in one ballroom from 12:30pm to 6:30pm. Steve Meisner will play from 6:30pm to 10:30pm in the same ballroom Saturday. In the second ballroom\, Kenny Brandt and the Hauser Hotshots will begin at 1pm and play off and on until 7pm. Virgil Baker from Michigan starts at 7 and plays until 10:30pm. \nSunday features a religious service with the Goodtime Dutchmen at 11am. The music begins at 12:30pm with Barefoot Becky alternating with Goodtime Dutchmen until 5:30pm. \nYou’ll find the Wisconsin State Polka Festival right by Mitchell International Airport – in fact\, right across the street from it – in Milwaukee along Howell Avenue (Highway 38) and the Airport Spur (Highway 119) and Grange Avenue. \nWisconsin State Polka Festival Event Address:\nFour Points by Sheraton\, Milwaukee Airport\n5311 S. Howell Avenue (Highway 3838 at Highway 119)\nMilwaukee\, WI 53207\n(414) 481-2400\nWebsite
URL:https://statetrunktour.com/event/wisconsin-state-polka-festival/
LOCATION:Four Points Sheraton Hotel\, 5311 S. Howell Avenue\, Milwaukee\, WI\, 53207\, United States
CATEGORIES:Festival,Music
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20180512T100000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20180512T160000
DTSTAMP:20180508T212243Z
CREATED:20180508T212130Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20180508T212243Z
UID:10216-1526119200-1526140800@statetrunktour.com
SUMMARY:Marshfield Art on the Avenue
DESCRIPTION:Art on the Avenue – previously known as the Marshfield Mother’s Day Art Fair – has paired up with the Downtown Wine Walk and will take place Saturday\, May 12th at the Holiday Inn on Central Avenue\, Historic Highway 13\, in the heart of “Hub City.” \nSo\, with a new location in 2018\, Art on the Avenue is offering a wide variety of fine arts and crafts by local\, regional\, and national artists. A visit to the nearby New Visions Art Gallery or Partners Art Gallery provide more art to browse\, and the Stierle Bird Exhibit at Marshfield’s Public Library (211 E. Second Street) offers a unique display of 400 birds representing 140 species\, plus a collection of approximately 2\,000 bird eggs. \nMarshfield has a lot more to see\, including the beautiful Wildwood Zoo\, the World’s Largest Round Barn on the grounds of the Central Wisconsin State Fair\, the handsome Upham Mansion\, Marshfield Clinic\, the Blue Heron Brewery & Pub\, a nice selection of downtown shops and art galleries\, and original portions of the Yellowstone Trail. \n \nU.S. 10 brings you to Marshfield – including via freeway from Stevens Point – as well as Highways 13\, 80\, and 97. Find out more at VisitMarshfield.com! \nArt on the Avenue Address:\nHoliday Inn & Conference Center\n750 S. Central Avenue\nMarshfield\, WI 54449\n(715) 384-3454\nWebsite
URL:https://statetrunktour.com/event/marshfield-art-avenue/
LOCATION:Holiday Inn & Conference Center\, 750 S. Central Avenue\, Marshfield\, WI\, 54449\, United States
CATEGORIES:Art,Wine
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20180511T170000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20180511T210000
DTSTAMP:20180510T071343Z
CREATED:20180510T070931Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20180510T071343Z
UID:10237-1526058000-1526072400@statetrunktour.com
SUMMARY:Beloit ArtWalk
DESCRIPTION:Beloit’s ArtWalk has been hosted by the Downtown Beloit Association for the past 15 years. It’s a unique evening shopping experience in historic Downtown Beloit that transforms businesses into art galleries! This event draws hundreds of residents and visitors alike to support small businesses and shop for one-of-kind pieces of art. \nNow in its 16th year\, ArtWalk continues to grow\, with more than 25 businesses and 30 artists participating. In addition to the vast array of exceptional items for sale\, shoppers can enjoy live music\, hors d’oeuvres\, and free trolley rides. \nThe event will be held on Friday\, May 11 from 5 to 9 pm in the heart of Downtown Beloit. Brochures will be available listing the participating businesses and the names of the artists or craftspeople selling their wares in each location. \n“ArtWalk is an extremely popular event\,” exclaims Shauna El-Amin\, Executive Director of the Downtown Beloit Association. “Many of the venues offer special giveaways\, food items\, and entertainment in addition to showcasing the art of local artists. It gets bigger and better every year!” \nAnd\, be sure to stop into the Vision Beloit Center\, 500 Public Avenue for a special free treats and one-of-a-kind pieces for sale. \nBeloit is home to Beloit College – one of reasons for the vibrant downtown – as well as the Angel Museum\, the “World’s Largest Can of Chili”\, it’s where the modern speedometer was invented\, and its resurgence is truly something to behold\, especially downtown and along the Rock River. Check out the Ironworks if you can! \nI-39/90 and I-43 meet on the northeast side of Beloit; Highway 81 brings you in from the east and west. U.S. 51\, of course\, is the main north-south drive through the heart of the city\, and Highway 213 (long ago once part of Highway 13) brings you in from the northwest. \nBeloit ArtWalk Address:\nDowntown Beloit\nState & Grand Avenues\nBeloit\, WI 53511\n(608) 365-0150\nWebsite \n\n\n\n \n﻿
URL:https://statetrunktour.com/event/beloit-artwalk/
LOCATION:Downtown Beloit\, 328 State Street\, Beloit\, WI\, 53511\, United States
CATEGORIES:Art
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20180511
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20180514
DTSTAMP:20180510T040708Z
CREATED:20180510T040544Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20180510T040708Z
UID:10227-1525996800-1526255999@statetrunktour.com
SUMMARY:Columbus Red Bud Festival
DESCRIPTION:Columbus is known as the “Red Bud City” for its red bud trees all over this city of 5\,000. The annual Red Bud Festival takes place May 11-13\, 2018 this year to celebrate the blooms and beauty of these trees. The city uses this time to celebrate spring with special events throughout the city\, focused on its historic downtown. \nYou can also enjoy a Brat Fry\, a city-wide garage sale\, sidewalk sales\, the Columbus Prince & Princess Contest\, and more. While in Columbus checking out the Red Bud Festival\, you can also shop the Columbus Antique Mall (Wisconsin’s largest)\, explore the Farmers & Merchants Union Bank (a “jewel box” designed by Louis Sullivan and a National Historic Landmark)\, a wide variety of beautiful old homes\, and the vibrant downtown with its terrific architecture. \nColumbus is right along U.S. 151; the freeway ducks around the east side of town and Business U.S. 151 – the original route – cuts right through the heart of downtown. Highways 16\, 60\, 73\, and 89 all bring you to Columbus too. Enjoy the beautiful blooms of the trees and more at the festival\, and we think you’ll enjoy checking out this charming city! \nColumbus Red Bud Festival Address:\nHistoric Downtown Columbus\n105 N. Dickason Blvd.\nColumbus\, WI 53925\n(920) 623-3699\nWebsite
URL:https://statetrunktour.com/event/columbus-red-bud-festival/
LOCATION:Historic Downtown Columbus\, 105 N. Dickason Blvd.\, Columbus\, WI\, 53925\, United States
CATEGORIES:Festival,Spring Festival
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20180405
DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20180413
DTSTAMP:20180403T024616Z
CREATED:20180403T024616Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20180403T024616Z
UID:10045-1522886400-1523577599@statetrunktour.com
SUMMARY:Wisconsin Film Festival
DESCRIPTION:The Wisconsin Film Festival is presented by the University of Wisconsin Arts Institute. bringing a vast array of unique films to the Madison area. An eight-day exploration of new American independent dramatic and documentary films\, animation\, experimental restorations and revivals. \nFilms are shown in a variety of venues across Madison\, including: \n\nAMC Madison 6 – Cinema 1\nAMC Madison 6 – Cinema 5\nAMC Madison 6 – Cinema 6\nChazen Museum of Art\nThe Marquee at Union South\nShannon Hall\nUW Cinematheque\n\nCheck out the latest film guide here\, or download a .PDF. \nWisconsin Film Festival Addresses:\nInclude the movie venues listed above. Festival offices are located at 1050 University Avenue\, Madison\, 53703. Their office phone is (608) 262-9009.\nWebsite
URL:https://statetrunktour.com/event/wisconsin-film-festival/
LOCATION:Various locations around Madison\, 1050 University Avenue608-\, Madison\, WI\, 53713\, United States
CATEGORIES:Film
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ORGANIZER;CN="Wisconsin Film Festival":MAILTO:info@wifilmfest.org
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20180306T100000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20180308T210000
DTSTAMP:20180304T212523Z
CREATED:20180304T211753Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20180304T212523Z
UID:9946-1520330400-1520542800@statetrunktour.com
SUMMARY:World Championship Cheese Contest
DESCRIPTION:Madison hosts the World Championship Cheese Contest again this year at the Monona Terrace and it will be a cheese lover’s paradise! Cheesemakers from all over the world descend on Wisconsin’s capital city for three days to judge over 3\,000 cheeses\, butters\, and yogurts. \nPreliminary judging rounds for the World Championship Cheese Contest are open to the public for FREE Tuesday\, March 6 and Wednesday\, March 7. Try some tasty samples as the judges do their thing and narrow it down to finalists and winners. \n \nThen\, Thursday night the 8th you can attend the Cheese Champion event. This ticketed event ($25\, in advance) lets you sample more than 50 of the best cheese from around the world. International cheese experts will be on hand to show you the intracicies of of cheese evaluation\, and of course you can pair cheeses with other foods and craft beers that will be available. The event climaxes with the crowning of the World Champion Cheesemaker! \nMonona Terrace is a crown jewel of a conference center\, with the original design going back to Frank Lloyd Wright. Perched overlooking Lake Monona on one side with a beautiful view of the Wisconsin State Capitol just a few blocks away\, it’s a fantastic place for an event – especially one filled with specialty cheeses! Monona Terrace actually covers U.S. 151/John Nolen Drive for several blocks; it’s mere moments from the Beltline (U.S. 12/18)\, Park Avenue (U.S. 14/151)\, East Washington Avenue (U.S. 151)\, Highway 113\, or Highway 30 from I-39/90/94. \nWorld Championship Cheese Contest/Monona Terrace Address:\n1 John Nolen Drive (U.S. 151)\nMadison\, WI 53703\n(608) 286-1001\nWebsite \n\n\n\n \n  \n \nThe World Champion Cheesemaker Award was bestowed on a U.S. cheesemaker for the first time since 1988 during the awards in 2016\, to Emmi Roth of Monroe\, Wisconsin.
URL:https://statetrunktour.com/event/world-championship-cheese-contest/
LOCATION:Monona Terrace\, 1 John Nolen Drive\, Madison\, WI\, 53703\, United States
CATEGORIES:Cheese,Food
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ORGANIZER;CN="Wisconsin Cheese Makers Association":MAILTO:khenning@wischeesemakers.org
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20180224T113000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20180224T180000
DTSTAMP:20180103T235211Z
CREATED:20170211T175455Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20180103T235211Z
UID:7854-1519471800-1519495200@statetrunktour.com
SUMMARY:Marshfield Winterfest
DESCRIPTION:Winterfest 2018 is a family-friendly event in Marshfield (aka “Hub City”) highlighting the perks of  Wisconsin winters. Marshfield Winterfest offers activities like a 400-Meter Kids Race\, Cross Country Skiing\, Snow Shoe 5k or 10k\, and the Fat Tire Bike 5k or 10k. The 400-Meter (1/4 mile) course is perfect for the kids\, while the 5k and 10k courses are made to challenge the winter sport enthusiast. All ages and abilities are welcome! \nThis year\, there will also be Badger State Games events in Snowshoeing and Cornhole tournaments. See their Facebook page for more details! \n \nFat biking at Marshfield Winterfest\, photo courtesy of Paula Jero/Hub City Times \nMarshfield Winterfest Schedule (subject to change):\nTime:  12:00pm  Event Registration & Free Youth 400-Meter Race\n12:30pm  Cross Country Skiing\n1:00pm    Fat Tire Bike (5k and 10k)\n1:30pm    Snow Shoe (5k and 10k) \nThe Post-Race Celebration will feature food\, beverages\, and awards ceremony. \nIf you plan on participating\, here are some Registration details!\nIndividuals (ages 19+):  $30\nIndividuals (ages 11-18): $20\nChildren 10 years and under are free. \nAwards will be given to the top 3 Marshfield Winterfest finishers in each race. \nStay and enjoy LIVE music during the afternoon and into the evening!\n3:00 – G-Man\n5:00 – Elated Sun\n8:00 – The Big Deeks \nWorth visiting for more than just Marshfield Winterfest\, Marshfield is a fun city regardless of the season. Hit U.S. 10 or Highways 13\, 80\, or 97 to access what they call “Hub City\,” named for both its historic hub for railroads and its location very close to the geographic center of Wisconsin. \nHome to Marshfield Clinic\, this city of 20\,000 also hosts the Central Wisconsin State Fair (which includes the World’s Largest Round Barn) and features the Wildwood Zoo\, the Blue Heron Brewpub\, and a hopping main street in the form of Central Avenue.  Marshfield is also along the Yellowstone Trail\, part of the “Plymouth Rock to Puget Sound” highway that was among the first designated cross-country highways in the United States. \nMarshfield Winterfest Address:\nRiverEdge Golf Course\n10191 Mill Creek Road\nMarshfield\, WI 54449\n(715) 384-9992\nWebsite
URL:https://statetrunktour.com/event/marshfield-winterfest/
LOCATION:RiverEdge Golf Course\, 10191 Cty Hwy B\, Marshfield\, WI\, 54449\, United States
CATEGORIES:Family,Outdoor,Winter Festival
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20180218T143000
DTEND;TZID=America/Chicago:20180218T200000
DTSTAMP:20180214T183602Z
CREATED:20180214T183602Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20180214T183602Z
UID:9844-1518964200-1518984000@statetrunktour.com
SUMMARY:Blues Bash 2018
DESCRIPTION:The Paramount Music Association brings the Blues and more great music to the fun\, yet intimate Anodyne Coffee Roasters Stage in Milwaukee with Blues Bash 2018 on Sunday\, February 18th! Enjoy great music\, food and beverages\, and camaraderie. Your $20 ticket at the door helps support the work of the Paramount Music Association\, which salutes the rich and trail-breaking history of music in Wisconsin – and particularly the days of Paramount Records 100 years ago in Port Washington and Grafton. They have an annual three-day festival in Port Washington Labor Day weekend\, but on February 18th they bring some great artists to Milwaukee for an intimate performance in the city’s Walkers Point neighborhood. \nPerformers include Tallan Noble Latz\, Katz Sass\, The Blues Disciples\, and Reverend Raven & the Chain Smokin’ Altar Boys. Doors open at 2:30\, music starts at 3pm. \nYou can reach the Anodyne Coffee Roastery (3rd & Bruce in Walkers Point) via nearby connections on Highway 59\, Highway 38\, Highway 145\, U.S. 18\, and I-43/94. \nBlues Bash 2018 Address:\nAnodyne Coffee Roasting Company\n224 W. Bruce Street\nMilwaukee\, WI 53204\n(414) 276-8081\nAnodyne (Venue) Website\nParamount Music Association Website
URL:https://statetrunktour.com/event/blues-bash-2018/
LOCATION:Anodyne Coffee Roasters\, 224 W. Bruce Street\, Milwaukee\, WI\, 53204\, United States
CATEGORIES:Music
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