Set in a scenic, forested hideaway, Eaux Claires weaves together art, nature, community and music to create a truly authentic Wisconsin experience. Founded by Justin Vernon of Bon Iver and Aaron Dessner of The National, Eaux Claires promises renowned musical talent, although the 2018 lineup remains shrouded in mystery.

This perennial favorite returns to Cathedral Square Park—43-foot Eiffel Tower replica and all. Enjoy wine tastings, chef demos, live music and an international marketplace at this Milwaukee tradition.

In a tradition 60 years strong, MMoCA’s Art Fair on the Square will return to the Capitol Square this July. Browse the work of nearly 500 exhibiting artists, while enjoying live music, local food and the atmosphere of downtown Madison.

Athletes from around the world will swim, bike, and run their way across downtown Racine and the scenic shores of Lake Michigan.

Competitors from around the world come together to chop, saw and roll their way to victory.

Madison’s State Street becomes livelier and more colorful than usual during Maxwell Street Days—a weekend of door-busting sales where shops move their merchandise out into the street.

Port Washington’s harbor hosts the world’s largest one-day outdoor fish fry—and has since 1964. A morning run/walk, live music, carnival and evening fi reworks show create the perfect backdrop to enjoy a Wisconsin tradition.

Shop the work of 135 artists while enjoying music, workshops, local food and the culture and community of Sheboygan.

This international exhibition celebrates aviation and includes daily air shows and displays of vintage, homemade and wartime aircraft.

Enjoy the shops and restaurants of downtown Appleton as it comes to life with music. This summer festival features a one-mile stretch with 900 live music acts at 70 venues.