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FALL/WINTER 2009-10 EventsWISCONSIN SEASONAL FOOD FESTIVALS MUSIC FESTIVALS SPORTING EVENTS PERFORMING ARTS Welcome Contents 2 How To Use This Guide Greetings! 3 Wisconsin Highway Map On behalf of the people of Wisconsin, I am proud to welcome you to enjoy all that our state has to offer. 4 September Events Wisconsin is wonderful in any season, but in this state we take 16 October Events special care to enjoy the range of distinct activities available in fall and winter. Wisconsin’s warm hospitality and variety of indoor 22 November Events and outdoor activities offer something for everyone to enjoy, 26 December Events and as the days get shorter and the nights cooler, we take fun to a whole new level. 30 January Events In autumn, we take time to enjoy colorful drives through the 34 February Events changing leaves, harvest festivals, tailgating at football games and crisp caramel apples. We proudly celebrate the season with 38 March Events signature events such as Indian Summer Fest, Cranberry Fest 42 Ongoing Events and World Dairy Expo. Or we take to the water and surf on Lake Michigan and watch races featuring paddlers in giant carved-out 43 Changing Exhibits pumpkins. 44 Theatre, Music & Dance In winter, we enjoy the state’s many unique galleries, shops, micro-brews, world-class museums and impressive performances. 46 Tourism Contacts And when we are feeling daring, we stay warm with red-hot firehouse chili cook-offs, polka music and dancing, or venture outdoors for ice bowling, polar bear plunging, skiing and snowshoeing. This publication was produced by the From apple bobbing in the fall to the American Birkebeiner and Wisconsin Department of Tourism, the Badger State Winter Games, I invite you to enjoy the unique Kelli A. Trumble, Secretary, under the direction of Jim Bach, Project traditions that make all our seasons fun in Wisconsin. Coordinator. Design by John Cronin. In Wisconsin, we truly believe that you should “live like you Published July, 2009 mean it,” and we look forward to sharing this spirit of originality Wisconsin Department of Tourism with you. 201 W. Washington Avenue PO Box 8690 Madison, WI 53708-8690 608/266-2161 800/432-8747 COVER PHOTO: American Birkebeiner racer by Brett Morgan. FACING PAGE: Pumpkin picking by Jim Doyle, RJ & Linda Miller. Governor 2009-2010 Fall/Winter Event Guide 1 TravelGreen How To Use This Guide Wisconsin Events in the Fall/Winter calendar are arranged chronologically, by For well over a century, Wisconsin has been a date. Within dates, events are listed 3/24 midwestern vacation destination. Today, alphabetically, by city. To help you KANSASVILLE Easter Egg Hunt: Visit with the tourism is the third largest industry in the state locate Wisconsin cities, each listing Easter Bunny & Smokey Bear. Egg generating more than also includes its county location, Hunt will be held for children 0-10 shown in parenthesis at the end of years of age. Kids, bring your own $13 billion annually and basket. Bong State Recreation Area. the listing. Use this map grid to 9am-noon. 262/878-5600. employing more than locate counties. (Racine Co.) 300,000 Wisconsinites. The success of Wisconsin’s tourism A BAYFIELD industry has been DOUGLAS largely dependent upon B IRON ASHLAND the quality and diversity VILAS C WASHBURN BURNETT SAWYER of our natural resources – the FLORENCE D PRICE ONEIDA FOREST state’s scenic lakes, streams, rivers, forests, LINCOLN POLK BARRON RUSK MARINETTE E prairies, and the wildlife that inhabit them. OCONTO LANGLADE TAYLOR Understanding this, Wisconsin is committed to F ST. CROIX CHIPPEWA MENOMINEE DUNN preserving this pristine natural product. MARATHON SHAWANO PIERCE EAU CLAIRE CLARK G DOOR PEPIN Travel Green Wisconsin is a Wisconsin KEWAUNEE TREM- PEALEAU PORTAGE H WOOD WAUPACA BROWN Department of Tourism initiative that encour- BUFFALO OUTAGAMIE JACKSON MANITOWOC CALUMET JUNEAU WAUSHARA ages tourism operators to reduce their environ- I WINNEBAGO MONROE ADAMS mental impact. Designed to promote smart, LA CROSSE GREEN J MARQUETTE LAKE SHEBOYGAN eco-friendly business practices, Travel Green is FOND DU LAC K VERNON DODGE COLUMBIA OZAUKEE a win-win concept. Launched in 2006, the pro- SAUK RICHLAND WASHINGTON L gram has been embraced by every sector of CRAWFORD DANE MILWAUKEE JEFFERSON WAUKESHA the state’s travel and hospitality industry. M IOWA GRANT GREEN As you travel, look for the Travel Green RACINE ROCK N LAFAYETTE WALWORTH Wisconsin logo. Businesses displaying the KENOSHA Travel Green certificate demonstrate their com- mitment to a sustainable Wisconsin tourism 12345678910111213 industry. Adams, I-7 Iowa, M-6 Polk, D-1 For more information about Ashland, C-5 Iron, B-6 Portage, H-8 Barron, E-2 Jackson, I-5 Price, D-6 Travel Green Wisconsin, visit Bayfield, A-4 Jefferson, M-9 Racine, N-11 www.travelgreenwisconsin.com Brown, I-11 Juneau, I-6 Richland, L-6 Buffalo, H-2 Kenosha, N-11 Rock, N-9 Burnett, C-1 Kewaunee,H-12 Rusk, E-4 Calumet, I-11 La Crosse, J-4 St. Croix, F-1 Chippewa, F-4 Lafayette, N-6 Sauk, K-7 Our commitment to sustainability... Clark, G-5 Langlade, E-9 Sawyer, C-4 This publication is printed on a paper stock with at least a Columbia, K-8 Lincoln, E-7 Shawano, G-9 30% post-consumer recycled content, underscoring the Crawford, L-4 Manitowoc, I-12 Sheboygan, J-11 Wisconsin Department of Tourism’s continuing commitment Dane, L-8 Marathon, F-7 Taylor, F-5 to stronger recycling markets in Wisconsin and a healthier Dodge, K-10 Marinette, D-11 Trempealeau, I-3 world. Further, the paper used is certified by the Forest Door, G-13 Marquette, J-8 Vernon, K-4 Stewardship Council to meet FSC sustainable management Douglas, A-2 Menominee, F-10 Vilas, C-7 criteria. Dunn, F-2 Milwaukee, L-12 Walworth, N-10 The information in this guide is also available online at Eau Claire, G-4 Monroe, J-5 Washburn, C-3 travelwisconsin.com. Where possible, travelers are Florence, C-10 Oconto, F-10 Washington, L-11 encouraged to forego the printed publication in favor of Fond du Lac, K-10 Oneida, D-7 Waukesha, M-11 the online content. Forest, D-9 Outagamie, H-10 Waupaca, H-9 Grant, M-5 Ozaukee, K-12 Waushara, I-8 Mixed Sources Product group from well-managed Green, N-8 Pepin, G-3 Winnebago, I-10 forests, controlled sources and recycled wood or fibre www.fsc.org Cert no. SW-COC-002880 Green Lake, J-9 Pierce, G-2 Wood, H-6 ©1996 Forest Stewardship Council 2 travelwisconsin.com Wisconsin Highway Map Bayfield 453 Chicago, IL 184 314 Eau Claire 265 204 193 Green Bay 77 414 111 261 Hayward 268 273 87 196 191 La Crosse 312 146 176 132 277 129 Madison 359 93 241 114 341 204 77 Milwaukee 53 Apostle 214 395 82 268 137 153 258 322 Minneapolis/St.Paul, MN Islands 2 61 327 233 146 232 250 59 102 179 212 Prairie du Chein Red 138 313 149 127 139 201 197 227 215 251 Rhinelander Cornucopia Cliff Lake Superior 374 82 238 176 338 192 65 88 319 151 259 Rockford, IL 13 Bayfield Madeline Duluth Island 331 145 231 62 318 194 109 52 312 211 191 140 Sheboygan Port Wing Superior 13 La Pointe 312 233 236 43 304 239 175 141 311 275 170 218 89 Sturgeon Bay River Washburn 60 463 152 310 70 234 325 389 162 295 183 387 372 353 Superior Poplar Mileage between major cities 178 275 100 93 164 144 140 181 175 193 58 201 149 136 223 Wausau Iron River Odanah Brule 259190 124 132220 87 53 116 206 102 159 114 115 175 273 103 Wisconsin Dells Ashland Brule Bad River 35 53 2 Mo 2 ntreal 35 White River DOUGLAS BAYFIELD Hurley Bois 27 Ironwood River 2 Solon Drummond Montreal 45 Springs Mellen 77 51 MICHIGAN 41 MINNESOTA 63 Gordon ASHLAND IRON Presque Clam Isle Cable Lake Glidden Manitowish Lac Mercer Minong Waters Vieux 2 Manitowish Boulder Land Desert 77 13 Turtle Flambeau 51 Junction O’ Lakes 77 Flowage VILAS Lac du Phelps r Danbury Hayward Butternut Flambeau Conover 17 ive 63 Arbor St. R BURNETT Trego Chippewa Park Eagle ix Stone Vitae Germain 70 o Falls Woodruff River 70 Florence r Webster Lake WASHBURN SAWYER 70 2 C 70 Iron Hertel . 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