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September 18, 2019, 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM @ TOIX and Deerprint courses, located midway between Cable and Drummond.
CNHM Golf Classic2019-09-18T08:00:00he 18-hole tournament is played on the TOIX and Deerprint courses, located midway between Cable and Drummond along Lake Owen Drive. The Deerprint course, par 31, is short but challenging. The Other Nine (TOIX), par 34, is across the road from Deerprint, allowing the two courses to be played in an 18-hole format. A few push-pull carts are available, as well as several motorized carts for those with special needs.
The event includes lunch prior to golf, with cocktails served and prizes given during awards presentation. Cost is $150 per individual golfer or $500 per Foursome. First-time NEW attendees play for $125! All proceeds will benefit the Cable Natural History Museum.
What a great way to enjoy golf in Wisconsin and participate in this golf fundraiser to help raise funds for the Cable Natural History Museum in Northern Wisconsin.
TOIX and Deerprint courses, located midway between Cable and Drummond.CableWI54821 he 18-hole tournament is played on the TOIX and Deerprint courses, located midway between Cable and Drummond along Lake Owen Drive. The Deerprint course, par 31, is short but challenging. The Other Nine (TOIX), par 34, is across the road from Deerprint, allowing the two courses to be played in an 18-hole format. A few push-pull carts are available, as well as several motorized carts for those with special needs.
The event includes lunch prior to golf, with cocktails served and prizes given during awards presentation. Cost is $150 per individual golfer or $500 per Foursome. First-time NEW attendees play for $125! All proceeds will benefit the Cable Natural History Museum.
What a great way to enjoy golf in Wisconsin and participate in this golf fundraiser to help raise funds for the Cable Natural History Museum in Northern Wisconsin.
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September 18, 2019, 3:00 PM - 7:00 PM @ North Coast Coffee parking lot
Weekly Wednesday Farmer's Market2019-09-18T15:00:00Weekly Farmer's Market. Never know who or what will be there so make sure to stop in and check things out!
North Coast Coffee parking lot509 W. Bayfield St.WashburnWI54891 Weekly Farmer's Market. Never know who or what will be there so make sure to stop in and check things out!
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September 19, 2019, 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM @ Cable Natural History Museum
Geology of the Northwoods2019-09-19T09:00:00Join geologist Fred Haueter on a driving tour that highlights
Northwest Wisconsin geology! Begin on Hwy 27 south of
Barnes and end at Amnicon Falls State Park. Participants will
explore evidence of glacial geology (striations, hummocky
terrain, outwash plain, kettle lakes, sand dune, Glacial Lake
Duluth spillway) and bedrock geology (basalt lava flows,
volcanic conglomerates, Weyerhauser copper mine, Douglas
Fault and Bayfield sandstone). Meet at the Cable Natural
History Museum at 9:00 a.m. for a short overview presentation,
then carpool to the sites and return by 4:00 p.m. Dress for the
weather. Bring a sack lunch, snacks, and water. Registration
required by September 16. $25 member/$30 non-member.
Cable Natural History Museum13470 County Hwy MCableWI54821 Join geologist Fred Haueter on a driving tour that highlights
Northwest Wisconsin geology! Begin on Hwy 27 south of
Barnes and end at Amnicon Falls State Park. Participants will
explore evidence of glacial geology (striations, hummocky
terrain, outwash plain, kettle lakes, sand dune, Glacial Lake
Duluth spillway) and bedrock geology (basalt lava flows,
volcanic conglomerates, Weyerhauser copper mine, Douglas
Fault and Bayfield sandstone). Meet at the Cable Natural
History Museum at 9:00 a.m. for a short overview presentation,
then carpool to the sites and return by 4:00 p.m. Dress for the
weather. Bring a sack lunch, snacks, and water. Registration
required by September 16. $25 member/$30 non-member.
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September 20, 2019 - September 22, 2019
Red Cliff Cultural Days2019-09-20T00:00:00The event begins on Friday, September 10th at 10am with the opening ceremonies kicking off 3 full days of family-oriented activities and entertainment. In addition to the celebration of Red Cliff's culture and history, there will be a Midway carnival with rides, games, and concessions that opens at noon each day. On Friday evening there will be an Eco-sky lantern launch along with a fireworks display at dusk. There will be many events and activities throughout the weekend including crafts, Cultural stations, a one day Pow Wow, 3-on-3 adult and youth basketball tournament, Kid Zone, live music, and more!!
Event LocationRed CliffWI54814 The event begins on Friday, September 10th at 10am with the opening ceremonies kicking off 3 full days of family-oriented activities and entertainment. In addition to the celebration of Red Cliff's culture and history, there will be a Midway carnival with rides, games, and concessions that opens at noon each day. On Friday evening there will be an Eco-sky lantern launch along with a fireworks display at dusk. There will be many events and activities throughout the weekend including crafts, Cultural stations, a one day Pow Wow, 3-on-3 adult and youth basketball tournament, Kid Zone, live music, and more!!
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September 21, 2019, All Day @ Iron River National Fish Hatchery
Fish Flippin' 5k Run/Walk2019-09-21T00:00:00
Iron River National Fish Hatchery10325 Fairview RoadIron RiverWI54847
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September 21, 2019, All Day @ Iron River National Fish Hatchery
Iron River National Fish Hatchery Open House2019-09-21T00:00:00
Iron River National Fish Hatchery10325 Fairview RoadIron RiverWI54847
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September 21, 2019, All Day @ The Other Place Bar & Grill
Trails North ATVers Fall Fun Fest2019-09-21T00:00:00Join the fun at the annual Trails North ATVers Fall Fun Fest Fundraiser at The Other Place Bar & Grill. There will be food, raffles, live music and lots of fun!
The Other Place Bar & GrillIron RiverWI54847 Join the fun at the annual Trails North ATVers Fall Fun Fest Fundraiser at The Other Place Bar & Grill. There will be food, raffles, live music and lots of fun!
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September 21, 2019, 8:30 AM - 10:30 AM @ Cable Natural History Museum
Fall Nature Photography Hike2019-09-21T08:30:00Use your lens to find inspiration in nature! We’ll start inside to
review seasonal nature highlights and basic photography tips.
Then carpool to a local trail for a naturalist-guided hike and
photo opportunities. Bring any type of camera, from
smartphone to digital SLR, as we focus on composition and
connecting to nature. Ages 16 and up. Meet at the Museum at
8:30 a.m. Return by 10:30 a.m. Donations accepted
Cable Natural History Museum13470 County Hwy MCableWI54821 Use your lens to find inspiration in nature! We’ll start inside to
review seasonal nature highlights and basic photography tips.
Then carpool to a local trail for a naturalist-guided hike and
photo opportunities. Bring any type of camera, from
smartphone to digital SLR, as we focus on composition and
connecting to nature. Ages 16 and up. Meet at the Museum at
8:30 a.m. Return by 10:30 a.m. Donations accepted
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September 21, 2019, 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Port Wing Saturday Market2019-09-21T09:00:00The Port Wing Saturday Market started 6 years ago with a handful of vendors.
It has grown into a fun shopping place to hang out on Saturday mornings from May to October. The focus of the Port Wing Saturday Market is fresh, locally grown produce, plants and flowers. Our local farmers grow a wide variety of your favorite veggies and fruits. They also sell maple syrup, jams, jellies, farm fresh eggs & meats.
Not only do we have fresh local produce, we offer local artists the opportunity to showcase their art: handmade books, stone and beaded jewelry, wood-carved and wood-turned spoons and other utensils, pottery, soaps and lotions, knitted hats & mittens, handwoven rag-rugs, bird paintings on wood and funny signs, just right for your cabin or guesthouse.
When you are on the South Shore of Lake Superior, don't forget to stop by and visit!
Event LocationPort WingWI54865 The Port Wing Saturday Market started 6 years ago with a handful of vendors.
It has grown into a fun shopping place to hang out on Saturday mornings from May to October. The focus of the Port Wing Saturday Market is fresh, locally grown produce, plants and flowers. Our local farmers grow a wide variety of your favorite veggies and fruits. They also sell maple syrup, jams, jellies, farm fresh eggs & meats.
Not only do we have fresh local produce, we offer local artists the opportunity to showcase their art: handmade books, stone and beaded jewelry, wood-carved and wood-turned spoons and other utensils, pottery, soaps and lotions, knitted hats & mittens, handwoven rag-rugs, bird paintings on wood and funny signs, just right for your cabin or guesthouse.
When you are on the South Shore of Lake Superior, don't forget to stop by and visit!
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September 21, 2019, 1:00 PM - 3:00 PM @ Big Top Chautauqua
Big TAP ChautauquaFest at Big Top Cahutauqua2019-09-21T13:00:00Hosted by Big Top Chautauqua and Mt. Ashwabay Ski and Recreation Area, Big TAP features brews under the big tent, local cuisine, a commemorative tasting mug, live music, hammerschlagen and much fun. Spend an autumn afternoon enjoying unlimited samples of local, regional and craft brews from more than 30 breweries, wineries and distilleries. Take a break for gourmet tasting featuring area restaurants, producers and caterers from 1-3pm. Participants can hike up and around Nordic and alpine ski trails to the ridge of Mt. Ashwabay. The vista offers outstanding views of Lake Superior and the Apostle Islands.
Big Top Chautauqua32525 Ski Hill RdBayfieldWI54814 Hosted by Big Top Chautauqua and Mt. Ashwabay Ski and Recreation Area, Big TAP features brews under the big tent, local cuisine, a commemorative tasting mug, live music, hammerschlagen and much fun. Spend an autumn afternoon enjoying unlimited samples of local, regional and craft brews from more than 30 breweries, wineries and distilleries. Take a break for gourmet tasting featuring area restaurants, producers and caterers from 1-3pm. Participants can hike up and around Nordic and alpine ski trails to the ridge of Mt. Ashwabay. The vista offers outstanding views of Lake Superior and the Apostle Islands.
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September 22, 2019, 2:00 PM - 5:00 PM @ Rookery Pub
Sunday Summer Serenades2019-09-22T14:00:00Summer 2019 marks the Rookery’s 8th full season of live outdoor music, with free performances every Sunday afternoon from June 16 thru September 29. On music Sundays we feature a special outdoor patio menu. Food is served beginning at 1:30 and the music runs from 2-5. All outdoor seating is first come first served so we recommend you arrive early to secure your spot. The music goes on, rain or shine! We simply bring things indoors should weather conditions prove too harsh for our outdoor covered pavilion.
Rookery PubCableWI54821 Summer 2019 marks the Rookery’s 8th full season of live outdoor music, with free performances every Sunday afternoon from June 16 thru September 29. On music Sundays we feature a special outdoor patio menu. Food is served beginning at 1:30 and the music runs from 2-5. All outdoor seating is first come first served so we recommend you arrive early to secure your spot. The music goes on, rain or shine! We simply bring things indoors should weather conditions prove too harsh for our outdoor covered pavilion.
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September 25, 2019, 1:00 PM - 3:00 PM @ Bayfield Lakeside Pavilion
Senior Social2019-09-25T13:00:00All area seniors are invited to attend the Apple Festival Senior Social. Seniors are treated to apple pies contributed by the community and area businesses along with ice cream, apple cider, and coffee. A Senior Social King and Queen is crowned and prize drawings are held throughout this free event. Because of limited seating, groups should contact the Chamber at (715) 779-3335 to reserve space
Bayfield Lakeside Pavilion2 East Front StreetBayfieldWI54814 All area seniors are invited to attend the Apple Festival Senior Social. Seniors are treated to apple pies contributed by the community and area businesses along with ice cream, apple cider, and coffee. A Senior Social King and Queen is crowned and prize drawings are held throughout this free event. Because of limited seating, groups should contact the Chamber at (715) 779-3335 to reserve space
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September 25, 2019, 3:00 PM - 7:00 PM @ North Coast Coffee parking lot
Weekly Wednesday Farmer's Market2019-09-25T15:00:00Weekly Farmer's Market. Never know who or what will be there so make sure to stop in and check things out!
North Coast Coffee parking lot509 W. Bayfield St.WashburnWI54891 Weekly Farmer's Market. Never know who or what will be there so make sure to stop in and check things out!
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September 25, 2019, 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM @ Bayfield Lakeside Pavilion
Apple Pie and Dessert Contest2019-09-25T18:00:00The public is invited to indulge in handcrafted apple treats at the Apple Pie and Dessert Tasting from 6:00 pm-8:00 pm. Everyone is encouraged to beat the crowds and take part in this early bird event before the Apple Festival officially begins and enjoy plenty of ice cream and apple pie. Admission to the social is $2 if wearing a 2019 Apple Festival button or $3 without a button. Included in the admission is a slice of delicious apple pie, Tetzner's cinnamon ice cream and a beverage. The winning pies and desserts will be announced at 7:00 pm, and attendees will have the opportunity to sample all of the winners!
Bayfield Lakeside Pavilion2 East Front StreetBayfieldWI54814 The public is invited to indulge in handcrafted apple treats at the Apple Pie and Dessert Tasting from 6:00 pm-8:00 pm. Everyone is encouraged to beat the crowds and take part in this early bird event before the Apple Festival officially begins and enjoy plenty of ice cream and apple pie. Admission to the social is $2 if wearing a 2019 Apple Festival button or $3 without a button. Included in the admission is a slice of delicious apple pie, Tetzner's cinnamon ice cream and a beverage. The winning pies and desserts will be announced at 7:00 pm, and attendees will have the opportunity to sample all of the winners!
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September 26, 2019, 3:00 PM - 7:00 PM @ Cable Natural History Museum
Wapati by the Water2019-09-26T15:00:00Join Brenda Maier—Wisconsin Master Naturalist
and co-owner of True North Guiding and Outfitters—for a float
trip down the west fork of the Chippewa River, right through the
heart of elk country. She’ll talk about the history of elk in this
area, including the reintroductions, explain how Snapshot
Wisconsin trail cameras have played an integral role in
monitoring the reintroduced elk herds, and share stories of her
own personal encounters with Chequamegon Elk. Brenda will
even use her elk call in the hopes of hearing a bull bugle in
response. Meet at Boulder Lodge at 3:00 p.m. and return by
7:00 p.m. Dress for the weather. Bring your own canoe or
kayak (a few will be available to borrow), snacks, water. You
don’t have to be a Master Naturalist to participate! And adult
learners are welcome. Space is limited.
Register by September 20. $35 member/$40 non-member.
Cable Natural History Museum13470 County Hwy MCableWI54821 Join Brenda Maier—Wisconsin Master Naturalist
and co-owner of True North Guiding and Outfitters—for a float
trip down the west fork of the Chippewa River, right through the
heart of elk country. She’ll talk about the history of elk in this
area, including the reintroductions, explain how Snapshot
Wisconsin trail cameras have played an integral role in
monitoring the reintroduced elk herds, and share stories of her
own personal encounters with Chequamegon Elk. Brenda will
even use her elk call in the hopes of hearing a bull bugle in
response. Meet at Boulder Lodge at 3:00 p.m. and return by
7:00 p.m. Dress for the weather. Bring your own canoe or
kayak (a few will be available to borrow), snacks, water. You
don’t have to be a Master Naturalist to participate! And adult
learners are welcome. Space is limited.
Register by September 20. $35 member/$40 non-member.
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September 26, 2019, 6:30 PM - 8:00 PM @ Northern Great Lakes Visitor Center
Tickborne Illness Workshop2019-09-26T18:30:00Changing Climate, Changing Tickborne Illnesses - Be Prepared, Not Scared
Northern Great Lakes Visitor Center29270 County Hwy GAshlandWI54806 Changing Climate, Changing Tickborne Illnesses - Be Prepared, Not Scared
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September 27, 2019 - September 28, 2019 @ Cable, WI
18th Annual Cable Area Fall Fest2019-09-27T00:00:00The fall colors won't be the only things bursting to life this fall. The Cable Area Fall Fest, held annually the last weekend of September, offers visitors of every age entertaining opportunities sure to make this your favorite festival of the year. Cornstalks, hay bales, and pumpkins line the roads throughout the Cable community. Live music, car, motorcycle and truck show, arts and crafts vendors, and incredible food vendors fill the streets all for your enjoyment.
Cable, WICableWI54821 The fall colors won't be the only things bursting to life this fall. The Cable Area Fall Fest, held annually the last weekend of September, offers visitors of every age entertaining opportunities sure to make this your favorite festival of the year. Cornstalks, hay bales, and pumpkins line the roads throughout the Cable community. Live music, car, motorcycle and truck show, arts and crafts vendors, and incredible food vendors fill the streets all for your enjoyment.
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September 27, 2019, 1:00 PM - September 28, 2019, 11:00 PM @ Birkie Ridge Trailhead
Birkie Trail Run Festival2019-09-27T13:00:00The nine events of the Birkie Trail Run, Relay and Trek feature the best sections of the famous Birkie Trail and single-track sections of the CAMBA trail system. This event is perfect for runners looking to break free from the roads. The Birkie Trail has a wide, grass covered, level surface, and the single-track is smooth and fast. But, make no mistake, this is a 100% trail race, with the famous Birkie hills, making for a challenging race. Hammer it or cover your favorite distance at a recreational pace. Either way, this event has a friendly, north woods vibe, awesome Vendor Fair, a finish-line party complete with a hot lunch, Birkie Brew-Ski craft beer and root beer, on-site camping, bonfires, and more. Make it a weekend of fun with family and friends! If you love to run on a great trail, this is the event to put on your calendar NOW. See you in September!
Birkie Ridge TrailheadCableWI54821 The nine events of the Birkie Trail Run, Relay and Trek feature the best sections of the famous Birkie Trail and single-track sections of the CAMBA trail system. This event is perfect for runners looking to break free from the roads. The Birkie Trail has a wide, grass covered, level surface, and the single-track is smooth and fast. But, make no mistake, this is a 100% trail race, with the famous Birkie hills, making for a challenging race. Hammer it or cover your favorite distance at a recreational pace. Either way, this event has a friendly, north woods vibe, awesome Vendor Fair, a finish-line party complete with a hot lunch, Birkie Brew-Ski craft beer and root beer, on-site camping, bonfires, and more. Make it a weekend of fun with family and friends! If you love to run on a great trail, this is the event to put on your calendar NOW. See you in September!
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September 27, 2019, 6:30 PM - September 28, 2019, 11:00 AM @ Barnes Town Hall
Celebrating the Silver Beach Elk2019-09-27T18:30:00Celebrating the Return of the Historic Silver Beach Elk (circa 1500) sponsored by the Barnes Area Historical Association. Friday presentation is "Wisconsin Elk Management: Past! Present! and Future?" by Laine Stowell, Elk Specialist with the WI DNR.
Saturday presentation is "Archaeological Perspectives on the Silver Beach Elk" by Jean Hudson, Archaeologist with UW-Milwaukee.
Co-sponsored by the Friends of the Eau Claire Lakes Area and the Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation. Funded in part by the Henry and Sarah Wheeler Historical Awareness Fund of the Duluth Superior Area Community Foundation.
Barnes Town Hall3360 County Hwy NBarnesWI54873 Celebrating the Return of the Historic Silver Beach Elk (circa 1500) sponsored by the Barnes Area Historical Association. Friday presentation is "Wisconsin Elk Management: Past! Present! and Future?" by Laine Stowell, Elk Specialist with the WI DNR.
Saturday presentation is "Archaeological Perspectives on the Silver Beach Elk" by Jean Hudson, Archaeologist with UW-Milwaukee.
Co-sponsored by the Friends of the Eau Claire Lakes Area and the Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation. Funded in part by the Henry and Sarah Wheeler Historical Awareness Fund of the Duluth Superior Area Community Foundation.
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September 28, 2019, 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Port Wing Saturday Market2019-09-28T09:00:00The Port Wing Saturday Market started 6 years ago with a handful of vendors.
It has grown into a fun shopping place to hang out on Saturday mornings from May to October. The focus of the Port Wing Saturday Market is fresh, locally grown produce, plants and flowers. Our local farmers grow a wide variety of your favorite veggies and fruits. They also sell maple syrup, jams, jellies, farm fresh eggs & meats.
Not only do we have fresh local produce, we offer local artists the opportunity to showcase their art: handmade books, stone and beaded jewelry, wood-carved and wood-turned spoons and other utensils, pottery, soaps and lotions, knitted hats & mittens, handwoven rag-rugs, bird paintings on wood and funny signs, just right for your cabin or guesthouse.
When you are on the South Shore of Lake Superior, don't forget to stop by and visit!
Event LocationPort WingWI54865 The Port Wing Saturday Market started 6 years ago with a handful of vendors.
It has grown into a fun shopping place to hang out on Saturday mornings from May to October. The focus of the Port Wing Saturday Market is fresh, locally grown produce, plants and flowers. Our local farmers grow a wide variety of your favorite veggies and fruits. They also sell maple syrup, jams, jellies, farm fresh eggs & meats.
Not only do we have fresh local produce, we offer local artists the opportunity to showcase their art: handmade books, stone and beaded jewelry, wood-carved and wood-turned spoons and other utensils, pottery, soaps and lotions, knitted hats & mittens, handwoven rag-rugs, bird paintings on wood and funny signs, just right for your cabin or guesthouse.
When you are on the South Shore of Lake Superior, don't forget to stop by and visit!
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September 28, 2019, 10:00 AM - September 29, 2019, 4:00 PM @ Madeline Island Museum
Commemoration of the Treaty of 18542019-09-28T10:00:00Learn about the history of the Treaty of 1854, which established the first Ojibwe reservations in Wisconsin and stipulated the rights of the Ojibwe to hunt, gather, and fish in the ceded territories. This special event commemorates the Treaty of 1854, which was signed at LaPointe, on Madeline Island. Special activities will be featured during the weekend event.
Madeline Island Museum226 Colonel Woods AveLa PointeWI54850 Learn about the history of the Treaty of 1854, which established the first Ojibwe reservations in Wisconsin and stipulated the rights of the Ojibwe to hunt, gather, and fish in the ceded territories. This special event commemorates the Treaty of 1854, which was signed at LaPointe, on Madeline Island. Special activities will be featured during the weekend event.
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September 28, 2019, 12:00 PM - September 29, 2019, 4:00 PM @ 12 homes, farms, and businesses in Ashland and Bayfield counties powered by the sun
Fourth annual free tours of 12 houses, farms, and businesses being powered by the sun in Ashland and Bayfield counties sponsored by Cheq Bay Renewables and Ashland County Extension. Tour as many sites as you want to learn how your neighbors and community members are powering their homes and operations with free renewable energy. Tour as many sites as you want at your own pace. Click the web site link for a map and factsheets about each site in both counties.
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September 29, 2019, 2:00 PM - 5:00 PM @ Rookery Pub
Sunday Summer Serenades2019-09-29T14:00:00Summer 2019 marks the Rookery’s 8th full season of live outdoor music, with free performances every Sunday afternoon from June 16 thru September 29. On music Sundays we feature a special outdoor patio menu. Food is served beginning at 1:30 and the music runs from 2-5. All outdoor seating is first come first served so we recommend you arrive early to secure your spot. The music goes on, rain or shine! We simply bring things indoors should weather conditions prove too harsh for our outdoor covered pavilion.
Rookery PubCableWI54821 Summer 2019 marks the Rookery’s 8th full season of live outdoor music, with free performances every Sunday afternoon from June 16 thru September 29. On music Sundays we feature a special outdoor patio menu. Food is served beginning at 1:30 and the music runs from 2-5. All outdoor seating is first come first served so we recommend you arrive early to secure your spot. The music goes on, rain or shine! We simply bring things indoors should weather conditions prove too harsh for our outdoor covered pavilion.
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