Wonderful and amazingly fun and organized art festival. Variety of music fills every hour. The…read morewonderful fragrance of cheese curds fill the air. Painters, sculptors, glass blowers, weaver's, woodworkers and other craftsman bring out all their best to share and sell. I've been coming to this show for a decade and always enjoy.

choose my artist and venues ahead of time and totally enjoyed allot of great shows and a few…read moresurprises. Well run and everyone was enjoying themselves.

A friend told us about this event so we drove the two hours to Appleton on a Friday to check it…read moreout. It is very well organized and has an excellent app to help plan your attack. There are hundreds of of bands over the three days on dozen of stages. It is really mind boggling on what it must take to coordinate the logistics. We wandered around to a few outdoor stages and since it was relatively cool out for early August it was bearable to sit outside in the sun. If you want shade you are out of luck and if it were really hot or rainy well the set-up of most outside stages would be a problem. If you don't want to stand bring your own chairs but again it doesn't solve the issue of no cover at most outdoor stages - a real downside. Just about every music genre is represented so you should find something you like.

Once a year festival. The ships travel around the Great Lakes and are kind of a traveling museum.read more

These girls provide unique visual experience that is captivating and exciting to watch!read more

From the owner: The Cloud Nine Fire Show LLC is a talented circus duo based out of the Fox Valley, WI area…read more Madeline Anteau and Logan Psithuris are the owners and founders of Cloud 9, as well as masters in their craft with over 8 years of self-taught practice. These two performers design a unique, memorable show involving many different flow props ranging from silks, to impressive LED & FIRE props! Cloud 9 not only books entertainment for all kinds of events, but we also CREATE all original, annual ticketed circus shows for the audiences enjoyment. Our team takes great pride in providing a safe, family-friendly circus environment to the community and beyond! We are fully insured performers, trained in detail about fire safety, protocols, and safety when it comes to the audience and the performers. We bring the heat, the light, and immaculate vibes to any event! Take your event to Cloud 9 and reach out to us today so we can craft the perfect circus show for your event.

This event continues to be fabulous! (I base this on continued attendance with my wife.) Circle…read moreSEPT. 8 and SEPT. 9 on your calendar. I did some research and the Center for Visual Arts indicates that their venue will be open too. I don't know exactly what their hours will be. The CVA is across the street from the east side of the 400 block. I also see that the downtown venue, aka the Festival of Arts, will have artists whose work encompasses 11 mediums! We've had lots of rain lately but not as much as the Madison area. Let's all hope for a sunny, warm weekend.

A really great event! I hate to say this but, coming from two much larger cities, we weren't…read moreexpecting it to be as awesome as it was! So many artists - such a variety of beautiful items from photography, paintings, woodwork, clothing, jewelry, music and so much more. Loved seeing the large turnout of people too! Was truly a lovely event and we look forward to going back next year!

I hit up this fest because of fondue. Let's be honest here, I've never said no to fondue…read more In this case, the Moraine Park Technical College culinary arts program was serving up cheese fondue with fresh artisan bread and chocolate fondue with strawberries and chocolate chip cookies. For $3 per order, folks! The cheese fondue was reminiscent of a nice beer cheese soup to me, and the chocolate fondue was dark and decadent. The fest itself was MUCH larger than I had expected. Block after block of pop up booths filled with local restaurants, bars, pet goods, churches, produce, jams and baked goods, vendors like Wildtree and Tastefully Simple, antique shops, custom made clothing, jewelry and more. I also saw a booth selling domestic beer for $2.50! I have the feeling I could have easily made myself miserable with good food and drink for under $15. Entry to the festival and street parking was free, and there were live bands as well. I didn't notice any of the booths taking credit cards, but one of the vendors did mention that she thought you could buy tokens with credit cards at the fest, and the tokens were accepted by vendors.

Annual festival in Fond du Lac. Great beer, awesome food, and local Live music. A very good use…read moreof a Saturday. This is a very large festival that has good organization and is very fun. Family and pet friendly.

My Gosh!!!! Travelled from Tucson to Warrens, Wi to check…read moreout this cranberry festival. What fun...so much food, crafts and anything cranberries you'll find that you just can't "live without". A whole lot of Badgers and Packers paraphernalia. Buy you a shirt , pot holders and other souvenirs here cuz your local Walmart ain't gonna have it. TIP. Come early it starts at 7 Parking on the road is free along the 2 lane highway, already has cars lined up to get in, bring cash, vendors do take cards but some have surcharge...they do have ATM., wear comfy shoes lotsa walking. Gotta take a picture with rubber waders/bibs for $10

What an event 14500 people in a town of normally under 600. Miles of food crafts and STUFF…read more prepare to walk and bring a wagon or backpack, you will find something"s" to buy. Visit the craft/handmade area for items you dont see else where. Make sure to book as close to 1 yr ahead as possible rooms are at a premium, and be ready for more than 1 day to see everything. There are ALOT of "girls weekend out" groups shopping, shopping and more shopping. One of the few issues is finding a specific vendor or item, the maps are hard to follow if you are looking for a booth number or vendor by name. You will pay to park but there are constant shuttles for you and your stuff. They have over 800 Arts & Crafts booths, 300 Flea & Antique booths, 100 Farm Market booths, and food food and food, (the whole thing is bigger than some state fair's) I recommend you give it a try

Nothing to complain about here. There's free music (and bands you've actually heard of!), a lot of…read moretasty food, carnival games, a few rides, and of course, a ton of bratwursts and beer. It's a nice evening out in the park, and is worth stopping by.

From the owner: Beer, brats, music and FUN!…read more Brat Days has something fun for people of all ages! Pumping tunes, entertainers, wild rides, contests, and so much more. Come down to Brat Days this year to see what it's all about! ** As always, Brat Days is an admission FREE event! **

Perfect small venue for a concert! They had a great deal of seating & the floor right in front of…read morethe stage was open for standing & dancing. The sound was very good. It was mixed well as I've read from other reviewers. Bar staff were nice & service was fast. Look forward to coming back again for another show.

great staff. quiet listening hall during performances, better performers playing original music.read more

What a neat place. Admission into this light display is a donation of food or money for food…read morepanties in the area. I love the light display. We choose to walk which was cool but, you can not get to all the lights. Next time we will have to do the driving experience to see some of the things we missed. It would be cool if the path had arrows to follow as it's kind of a free for all. It was hard with so many ppl there, and they were stopping and don't keep moving or walk at you and wont move. They should have lanes to make the experience more jolly! Awesome idea for an awesome cause though

We heard about the Rotary Winter Wonderland Christmas light display both in the media and from…read morepeople we know. This is the sixth season. We learned that they how have over 1 million lights covering a big part of the Wildwood Zoo in Marshfield. It started this year in mid November. New Year's Eve is the last night. We decided to check it out. The part of me that has seen some artful light displays says give it 4 stars. That's because some parts of the display consist of some decorated trees. And some displays are fairly static and two dimensional. But the explosion and variety of lights over a large area is impressive. Some displays are fun and whimsical. A few are quite dynamic. We noticed that one zoo animal was pacing its cage: the mountain lion. So the kid in me says: Five Stars! This is a nonprofit event. Attendees are asked to bring some nonperishable items for the local food shelves.