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SUMMARY:DelaFREEZE
DESCRIPTION:Delafield embraces the January cold with DelaFREEZE\, their 8th annual season celebration with ice carvings in the streets along with shopping\, activities\, and more. Happening Saturday\, January 10th\, 2026 it’s family-friendly\, free\, and because it’s focused on the streets outside\, it’s easy to enjoy some fresh air. \nStroll along Delafield and view the amazing works of art put into Ice Carving. This event is family-friendly and free for all ages. About 20 blocks of ice will be placed throughout the city. Each sculpture will be carved from a block of ice during our 10am to 3pm event. Our walking map will walk visitors through the area to see all of the carvings.\nEach sculpture will be carved from a 300-pound block of ice that has been frozen in a special process to ensure the blocks are crystal clear. The blocks are ten inches thick\, twenty inches wide\, and stand forty inches tall on a wooden stand. The live sculpture carving grabs many visitors’ attention! Visitors will be able to see the carver’s tools and watch them work as they transform the massive blocks of ice into an array of masterpieces. \nDelaFREEZE activities include: \n\nInteractive Ice Carvings at ClockTower Square to include:\nTic Tac Toe\,Ring Toss\, Bean Bag Toss\, AND Mini Golf.\nFree Hot Chocolate at Brunch Delafield\nEnjoy Award-Winning Bloody Mary’s at the Revere’s Wells Street Station Ice Bar.\nSnow Day at Delafield Public Library\n\nDowntown Delafield also offers a nice variety of boutique shops\, restaurants\, bars\, and a beautiful walking and hiking area along its boardwalk on the Bark River\, which winds through the northern edge of the downtown streets. Check out the old Fish Hatchery building while you’re there\, too! \nDelaFREEZE Schedule of Events:\n10:00-3:00: Follow the walking map to enjoy the Ice Sculptures.\n10:00-3:00: Ice Skate at the Delafield Sports Complex Ice Skating Rink.(WEATHER PERMITTING)\n10:00-1:00: Meet and Greet with H2M2-WI Husky Huddle and Malamute Snow Dogs at Chase Bank parking lot. Come visit the H2M2-WI Snow Dogs and their owners!\n3:00 Ice Carving Prizes will be announced at ID Restaurant.\n10:00-3:00: Dousman Transportation bus will have hot chocolate and a kids activity. \nDelafield is easily accessible just north of I-94 at County C (Exit #285) in the heart of Waukesha County’s Lake Country. Highway 83 is just to the east; Highway 16 runs north of the town and U.S. 18 is a few miles to the south\, just past Lapham Peak State Park. \nDelaFREEZE Address:\nDowntown Delafield\n412 Genesee Street\nDelafield\, WI 53018\n(262) 370-3861\nWebsite \n \n\n\n\n \n\nBack to StateTrunkTour.com
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LOCATION:Downtown Delafield\, 412 Genesee Street\, Delafield\, WI\, 53018\, United States
CATEGORIES:Winter Festival
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SUMMARY:Waukesha JanBoree
DESCRIPTION:Waukesha JanBoree is called “Wisconsin’s Premier Winter Festival” and it runs for ten days in 2026. This year\, it’s “Channel the Flannel” for the 41st annual JanBoree from Friday\, January 16th through Sunday\, January 25th. \nJanBoree includes over 35 events throughout Waukesha\, most of which are free. Events include disc golf\, hockey\, bocce ball\, trivia and ComedySportz performances\, a “Cosmic Colors” planetarium show\, a variety of games\, and more! \n \nOpening Ceremonies are held Friday from 4-9pm at Waukesha’s Lowell Park\, complete with fireworks. Details on this and other events below. \nEvents are held at various locations around the city\, including Lowell Park\, Minooka Park\, the Waukesha Transit Center downtown\, North High School\, and more. See event pages here for Friday\, Saturday\, and Sunday for specifics and maps. \n\n\n\n \nWaukesha JanBoree Event Details:\nFriday events on Opening Night include the Opening Ceremonies\, an Ice Sculpting Demo\, the Arctic Avalanche\, the Carnival of Curiosities\, a Fireworks Extravaganza\, and the 350’ lighted toboggan run (reservations required.) NEW this year is the Glow Walk\, a 1.7-mile walk around Frame Park – complete with a furnished glow stick! \nThe fireworks extravaganza tops it all off Friday night at 8pm at Lowell Park. \nOn Saturday\, check out trolley rides\, a pancake breakfast that you can burn off with the Frosty 5K Walk/Run at Frame Park\, geocaching\, ice sculpting\, Frozen FootGolf & S’Moorball at Moor Downs\, Ice Bocce Ball\, a penguin egg hunt\, and plenty more all day! \nSunday features the “Dinosaurs Alive” Planetarium Show\, an ice fishing clinic\, horse-drawn wagon rides\, or the Alaskan Malamute Dog Pull at Minooka Park\, and of course the Arctic Avalanche and family ice skating continues. \nDuring the week\, additional activities will include Frozen Footgolf\, a snowman building contest\, a goose chase scavenger hunt\, airport tours\, and special movie or planetarium shows. \nWeekday Activities:\nMonday\, January 19\, 2026\nSnow Snake Workshop\n“The Sum and Su Familia”  Planetarium Show \nTuesday\, January 20\, 2026\nWinter Tyke Hike\nSnow Snake Workshop \nWednesday\, January 21\, 2026\nLumberJackie & Jilly Time\nAll Out Flannel Community Workout! \nThursday\, January 22\, 2026\nUpcycle Your Flannel \nFriday\, January 23\, 2026\nLumberjack Jaunt – Glow Walk \nThe second weekend (January 24-25) will feature the Frosty 5K\, an Ice-Sculpting Competition\, and a Candlelight Hike in Minooka Park at sunset. \nGet all the details at the main JanBoree website. Waukesha can be a tricky city to navigate\, but getting to it is easy. Follow U.S. 18\, Highway 59\, or Highway 164 to get there. I-94 and Highway 16 also bring you close to the city and all the fun JanBoree events. \n\n\n\n \nBack to StateTrunkTour.com
URL:https://statetrunktour.com/event/waukesha-janboree/
LOCATION:Lowell Park\, 2201 Michigan Avenue\, Waukesha\, WI\, 53188\, United States
CATEGORIES: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
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LOCATION:Riviera Park\, 201 Wrigley Drive\, Lake Geneva\, WI\, 53147\, United States
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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
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