This popular studio tour includes artists at studios between Mineral Point, Spring Green, Dodgeville and Baraboo.
The Chicago Architecture Foundation sponsors this free, behind-the-scenes peek at more than 200 mansions, clubs, churches, hotels and theaters.
Watch more than 80 films and 60 programs of shorts from around the world.
This Lake Superior town offers a medallion hunt, scavenger hunt, games led by Murray the Moose and activities at North House Folk School.
This Door County festival features pumpkin bowling, a derby race, chainsaw carving, a pingpong-ball drop and a parade at 11 a.m. Saturday.
Carlos Creek Winery's brewing partner, 22 Northmen, hosts this festival, which includes a stein-holding contest, stein relays, nail-striking, axe-throwing and live bands.
This downtown festival near Lake Geneva features wine and beer tasting, music, a car show, arts and crafts and a chili cookoff.
This town, just north of Minneapolis, calls itself the Halloween Capital of the World. Festivities include a Light Up the Night Parade Oct. 17, a house-decorating contest Oct. 23-24, and a Grande Day Parade starting 1 p.m. Oct. 24.
On the largest of the Apostle Islands, there will be a vintage-car show, cider- and soap-making, pumpkin decorating, a pie-eating contest, street vendors and a kids' costume parade.
In this village west of Waukegan, reenactors will re-create the 1861 Battle of Belmont, which will be narrated for spectators. There will also be appearances by President Lincoln, Gen. Grant and village founder Elijah Haines, as well as food and period music. Admission is free.
This big fest features readings, lectures, book discussions, writing workshops, live interviews and children's events.
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