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From Feb. 2 to Feb. 6, Lake Geneva welcomes its 27th annual Winterfest–and is the staging ground for the U.S. National Snow Sculpting Championship, which hosts teams from across the United States. In addition to over-the-top snow sculptures, guests can enjoy plenty of frosty fun for the whole family.
Though large-scale events are put on pause, there’s still plenty of fun to be had for your child’s birthday party at these family-friendly Wisconsin spots–whether you’re raising an animal lover, an aquatic adventurer or the next Harry Potter.
Whether you’re a pro on the ice or are just dipping your toes into the water—er, ice—of the sport, you’ll find plenty of wintery destinations to visit and get your skate on. Here’s where to ice skate in Wisconsin this winter.
With perfectly frosted slopes, snowboarding in Wisconsin can feel like a dream. The state boasts a multitude of stops to get the perfect gear, thrilling trails to conquer and classes to get you up and moving like the pros.
During winter, an abundance of geometric domes pop up around Wisconsin, providing gorgeous settings for large soirees or more intimate gatherings. No matter the size of the guest list, Lake Geneva is one locale that has as an igloo at the ready for any occasion.
It is finally time to start planning how you and your loved ones will ring in 2022 and, with the help of some local fine-dining spots in Wisconsin, you can begin the new chapter in luxe style this New Year’s Eve.
With colder temps likely to dominate the forecast for months to come, it’s beneficial to find activities best enjoyed outdoors to prevent being stuck inside until spring arrives. The following winter sport professionals in Wisconsin are excellent resources for acquiring—or improving—one’s skiing, snowboarding, ice skating or ice fishing skills.
Lake Geneva has been ranked as the 17th best Christmas town out of 152 cities across America. The spot is famous for its festive winter fun, but Lake Geneva isn’t the only city in Wisconsin that is bursting with holiday cheer. The following are the best holiday events and attractions Wisconsin has to offer.
Non-invasive. Cutting edge. Both astutely describe the treatments Genevieve Schultz and Rebecca Westphal curate for their Advanced Aesthetics clientele in Downtown Madison.
Time to whip out the wrapping supplies. Whether for the foodie, arts enthusiast, pet parent or DIYer in your life, here are gifts for giving and getting this holiday season from some of our favorite Wisconsin-based businesses.
Multi-platinum, progressive rock group Trans-Siberian Orchestra (TSO) will bring its highly-anticipated Winter Tour back to Fiserv Forum on Sunday, December 26.
Join the hearty feast, scotch tasting, & a celebration to benefit the Presbyterian Pantry at the Burns Night Dinner on Saturday, Jan. 15.
Join Lakefront Brewery at the Beer and Cheese Fest on Sunday, Jan. 22 from 12 p.m. to 6 p.m. at the Alliant Energy Center.
Yin and Wine found an absolutely winning combination! Join Yin for Yoga followed by a wine tasting on the spacious second floor at The Hot House in downtown Menomonee Falls.
Join The Four Seasons for the Miscauno Island Chocolate Festival on Saturday, Jan. 29 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Join the Mezzanine of The Apis Hotel & Restaurant for a 4-course dinner by Executive Chef Zak Wicklund, with a selection of wine pairings from one of the Santa Cruz Mountains' most exciting producers on Sunday, Jan. 30.