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Friday Family Fun Nights. Open ice skating and concessions every Friday through ice out (late Feb/early March) at North Lakeland Ice and the Hockey Hut, located behind North Lakeland Elementary School (CTHs K & P, Manitowish Waters). Subject to cancellation due to poor weather & ice conditions. 715-385-7815 |
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Wolf Tracking
9 a.m. – Noon. Join us as we travel deep into wolf territory for a tracking excursion. We will explore the behavior of a wolf pack and learn the myths and truths associated with this fascinating animal. $12 member $15 non-member. Register by 1/4. North Lakeland Discovery Center, (877) 543-2085 |
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Brown Bag “Citizen Science Monitoring: Become a Tracking Detective”
12 p.m. Join naturalist Zach Wilson as he explains how you can become a citizen science monitor. Learn how you can contribute to some of the unique monitoring projects going on through the Discovery Center. Zach will discuss his important Pine Marten monitoring project and teach participants how tracking plays a vital role in attaining his data. Held at the Mercer Public Library. Donations welcome. North Lakeland Discovery Center, (877) 543-2085 |
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Nibbles ‘N Knowledge: "Response of Male Kirtland's Warblers to 26 Years of Forest Management" -
5 p.m. – 7:30 p.m. Deahn Donner Wright, Wildlife Biologist with the US Forest Service, explores and shares with the audience her dissertation research on the one of the rarest members of the wood warbler family, the Kirtland’s Warbler. Wright’s work focuses on how forest management practices and natural disturbances within Kirtland’s Warbler Management Areas influenced the distribution, abundance, and habitat selection of this endangered bird. Appetizers and cash bar at 5 p.m., followed by the evening program. Held at the Manitowish Waters Community Center. $12 member $15 non-member. North Lakeland Discovery Center (877) 543-2085 |
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Discovery Center Guided Snowshoe Hike: Exploring Winter Survival Techniques
10 a.m. Have you ever stared out the window and wondered how the plants and animals survive during our harsh winter months? Join Center staff for a guided winter ecology snowshoe hike and exploration of this winter wonderland. $6 member $8 non-member; Family Rate ($2/child under 16 when accompanied by full fee paying adult) and snowshoe rental available. (877) 543-2085 |
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Manitowish Waters Sno-Skeeters Spaghetti Dinner at The Pea Patch Saloon. 5-9 p.m. Located on Trail 8; CTH W (downtown Manitowish Waters). 715-543-2455
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Blood Drive -
Sponsored by the Manitowish Waters Lioness Club, 1-6 p.m. at the M.W.
Community Center. Walk-ins welcome, or schedule an appointment by
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Manitowish Waters Sno-Skeeters All-you-can-eat pizza at The Rustic at Manitowish Junction. 5pm – 9pm. Located on Trail 8; USH 51 South. 715-543-2500 www.mw-snoskeeters.com
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Cross Country Skiing 101
9 a.m. – 11 a.m. Youth ages 8-14 are invited to learn the basics of cross country skiing techniques and safety. Beginner skiers will learn basics of gliding, turning and stopping. Skis provided; please include weight and shoe size when registering. Snow condition dependent. $12 member $15 non-member. Register by 1/17. North Lakeland Discovery Center, (877) 543-2085 |
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RUMPELSTILTSKIN
A strange little gnome appears from here, there and everywhere. He will spin your straw into gold … for a price. If his price is too steep, you must guess his name . . . RUMPELSTILTSKIN! Join Missoula Children's Theatre and over 60 local students, Saturday, January 19th, in an original musical adaptation of RUMPELSTILTSKIN with performances at 3 p.m. and 7 p.m. at North Lakeland School (corner of CTHs K & P, 4 miles east of CTH W, Manitowish Waters). This spirited tale is sure to please audiences of all ages! Tickets are $5 for the 3:00 performance and $6 for the 7:00 performance -- available at the door, at local businesses, or by calling 715-686-2800. The week is part of Missoula Children's Theatre's unique international touring project, presented locally by a grant from the North Lakeland Education Foundation and contributions from Alpine Resort of Presque Isle.
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Guided Moonlight Snowshoe
6 p.m. Let the moon shed light on your web walking technique. Here is a chance to experience the wintry Discovery Center trails in the light of a full moon. This naturalist guided hike will focus on winter ecology and tracking the creatures of the night. $6 member $8 non-member; Family Rate ($2/child under 16 when accompanied by full fee paying adult) and snowshoe rental available. (877) 543-2085 |
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Van Vliet Old Growth Snowshoe
9 a.m. – Noon. Join in for an ecologically-focused hike at this beautiful, remote old-growth site. Old-growth forest stands are magical, unique area in Wisconsin’s Northwoods that many find inspiration. $12 member $15 non-member; snowshoe rental available. North Lakeland Discovery Center (877) 543-2085 |
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Manitowish Waters Sno-Skeeters Snowmobile Breakfast at Changing Waves Restaurant. 9am – noon. Located on Trail 8; CTH W & Tower Road. 715-543-2464 www.mw-snoskeeters.com
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Friday Family Fun Nights. Open ice skating and concessions every Friday through ice out (late Feb/early March) at North Lakeland Ice and the Hockey Hut, located behind North Lakeland Elementary School (CTHs K & P, Manitowish Waters). Subject to cancellation due to poor weather & ice conditions. 715-385-7815 |
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Candlelight Snowshoe
6 p.m. – 8 p.m. Enjoy the soft glow of candles throughout a forested trail at the Discovery Center as you explore the grounds at a unique hour. After your stroll stop inside for a warming refreshment. Snowshoe rental available. Donations welcome. (877) 543-2085 |
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Manitowish Waters Sno-Skeeters Snowmobile Buffet Breakfast at Pine Baron’s Restaurant. 8 a.m. -Noon. Located on Trail 8; CTH W (downtown Manitowish Waters). 715-543-8464 www.mw-snoskeeters.com |
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Brown Bag “Become a Backyard Naturalist: Tracking Nature’s Cycles through Phenology”
12 p.m. Paying attention to nature is fun and keeping phenological records is an easy way to compare dates of natural events from year to year. Discover what upcoming natural events you have to look forward to observing and when they should be occurring throughout late winter and early spring. Held at the Boulder Junction Public Library. Donations welcome. North Lakeland Discovery Center (877) 543-2085 |
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Wolf Tracking
9 a.m. – Noon. Join us as we travel deep into wolf territory for a tracking excursion. We will explore the behavior of a wolf pack and learn the myths and truths associated with this fascinating animal. $12 member $15 non-member. Register by 2/8. North Lakeland Discovery Center (877) 543-2085 |
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Citizen Science Monitoring: Exploring the World of Pine Marten
9 a.m. – 2 p.m. Spend a day in the field as citizen science monitors trying to locate an elusive pine marten. Through use of radio telemetry, track and explore the movements of this endangered species. Discussion of the pine marten ecology, and exploration of appropriate pine marten habitat will accompany this engaging program. Transportation provided, pack a lunch. $20 member $25 non-member $15 youth under 16. Register by 2/12. North Lakeland Discovery Center (877) 543-2085 |
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Family Explorations “Winter Wonders”
9 a.m. – 10:30 a.m. Enjoy winter-themed stories, games, snacks, and family fun to warm up on a wintry morning. Participate in indoor and possible outdoor activities geared towards fun and appreciation of winter, nature, and the Northwoods. Children and families welcome. $8 member $10 non-member $5 youth under 10; Family Rate ($2/child under 16 when accompanied by full fee paying adult) available. Register by 2/14. North Lakeland Discovery Center, (877) 543-2085 |
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Manitowish Waters Sno-Skeeters Annual Winterfest Celebration & Snowmobile Raffle Drawing. Held at Rest Lake Park, all day (CTH W, 1.25 miles north of USH 51). 715-543-2455. www.mw-snoskeeters.com
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Winterfest Rendezvous.
Held at Rest Lake Park (on the ice; enter at your own risk) -- CTH W, Manitowish Waters. Sponsored by the M.W. Sno-Skeeters Snowmobile Club. 10 a.m. – 5:30 p.m. Ice fishing contest for all ages and teams, raffles & prizes, kids contests, trail groomer rides, casting contest, races & demos, food & beverages and more! Post-event awards held at The Rustic along with the Sno-Skeeters snowmobile raffle drawing. For more information, call 715-543-2455 or 715-904-0221. |
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Nibbles ‘N Knowledge “Lakes in the Northwoods Landscape: How they are changing and why?”
5 p.m. – 7:30 p.m. Are you concerned about the future of our Northwoods lakes? Join Dr. Tim Kratz, Research Scientist and Director of the University of Wisconsin Trout Lake Station, as he shares his research on the long-term dynamics of our regional lakes. Learn why hydrology is important to understanding our lakes, and how human impacts are affecting the future stability of this region’s waters. Held at the Manitowish Waters Community Center. $12 member $15 non-member. North Lakeland Discovery Center, (877) 543-2085 |
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Moonlight Ski
6 p.m. – 8 p.m. Here is a chance to experience the wintry Discovery Center trails by the light of a full moon. Enjoy one of our several groomed ski trail loops as you meander under a star-lit sky. Warm up with a hot beverage upon returning from your ski. Please bring your own skis. Donations welcome. North Lakeland Discovery Center, (877) 543-2085 |
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Manitowish Waters Sno-Skeeters Hungarian Dinner at Pine Baron’s Restaurant. 5pm-9pm. Located on Trail 8; CTH W (downtown Manitowish Waters). 715-543-8464 www.mw-snoskeeters.com
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Bayfield Ice Caves Trip
8 a.m. – 5 p.m. By February, visits to the Apostle Island’s Ice Caves are often possible, provided proper conditions. The ice caves are described by the National Park Service as “an enchanting fairyland scene of frozen waterfalls and chambers filled with uncounted thousands of delicate icicles”. Provided safe conditions, we will travel to the mainland caves (about 1 mile hike across frozen Lake Superior). If conditions are unfavorable, our alternative plan will be to experience the ice caves from a different perspective; we will look down on them from above. A 10:30 am Bayfield brunch will start the day’s event, and a stopover at a local coffee/tea shop to warm up will happily interrupt our afternoon festivities. Transportation provided; food costs not included. Moderate to Strenuous Rating (highly dependent on weather conditions). $40 member $50 non-member. Register by 2/20 North Lakeland Discovery Center, (877) 543-2085 |
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2nd Annual Photo Contest and Gala
Benefitting the Northwoods Wildlife Center at Campanile Arts Center, 6-8
p.m. An art gallery style event to raise funds for the Center and to
choose the winners of the 2nd Annual Northwoods Wildlife Center Photo
Contest! Attendees of the Gala will be given ballots to vote for the
photos they like best in four categories; Nature, North American
Wildlife, Insects/Flowers, and Pets. The public will decide who wins!
The winner of each category will receive a monetary award and a
certificate. The top five winners in each category will also receive
certificates. The winner of the North American Wildlife category will
be named the Center's 2009 Artist of the Year. Appetizers,
entertainment, and a Deluxe Basket Raffle. 715-356-7400
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Manitowish Waters Sno-Skeeters Breakfast at Trails End
9am-Noon. Located on Trail 8; Tower Road between USH 51 and CTH W, Manitowish Waters. 715-543-2340 www.mw-snoskeeters.com |
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Guided Snowshoe Hike: Tracks, Scat and Animal Signs
10 a.m. Develop your wildlife tracking skills by learning to identify animal signs by looking at patterns, measuring, and counting toes. Join Center staff for a guided winter ecology snowshoe hike and exploration of this winter wonderland. $6 member $8 non-member; Family Rate ($2/child under 16 when accompanied by full fee paying adult) and snowshoe rental available. North Lakeland Discovery Center, (877) 543-2085 |
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Brown Bag “Frogs and Wetlands”
12 p.m. Ah, spring is on the way! That means our wetlands will be waking up and our frog friends will be filling our evening nights with their familiar songs. Join WDNR Wildlife Biologist Ron Eckstein as he talks about these unique ecosystems and the frogs and other animals that call the wetlands home. Held at the Winchester Public Library. Donations welcome. North Lakeland Discovery Center, (877) 543-2085 |
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Powell Marsh Guided Ski
9 a.m. – 11:30 a.m. No matter what the time of year, the Powell Marsh Wildlife Area is a fascinating place to visit. Experience the groomed trails of this unique environment on a guided morning ski. Please bring your own skis and meet at the Powell Marsh main visitor parking lot. $8 member $10 non-member. Register by 3/7. North Lakeland Discovery Center, (877) 543-2085 |
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8th Annual Springtime Story Hour & Egg Hunt
10 a.m. at Koller Library -- Children of all ages can enjoy stories, crafts, Leprechaun search, and more! The egg hunt is for children 2nd grade and younger, although older children may hunt for eggs if supply lasts. No sign up necessary! Just bring your basket to hold all your goodies, or use one of our plastic bags. Additional parking is available next to the library at the town hall. 715-543-2700
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Nibbles ‘N Knowledge: “Horton River Arctic Expedition”
5 p.m. – 7:30 p.m. Join retired WDNR Biologist Jeff Wilson as he shares stories from his 28-day canoe trip in July 2007 to the Northwest Territory of Canada that ended in the Arctic Ocean. Jeff will share slides illustrating the beauty of the Tundra ecosystem, the unforgiving nature of the arctic environment and the challenges of running rapids, encountering the griz, and experiencing some of the finest fly fishing in the world. Appetizers and cash bar at 5 p.m., followed by the evening program. Held at the Manitowish Waters Community Center. $12 member $15 non-member. North Lakeland Discovery Center, (877) 543-2085 |
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Family Explorations “Life Under the Ice”
9 a.m. – 10:30 a.m. An engaging program for the entire family! Join in as we learn and explore the underwater world through the ice. We will begin indoors learning about aquatic animals winter adaptations, and then will venture to the lake to study the ‘life under the ice’ up close. Educational and fun for all. $8 member $10 non-member $5 youth under 10; Family Rate available ($2/child under 16 when accompanied by full fee paying adult). North Lakeland Discovery Center, (877) 543-2085 |
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Porcupine Den Tour
9 a.m. – 11:30 a.m. Spend the morning searching for the prickliest rodent of all, the porcupine. Begin the morning learning about our quill covered friends, and then venture out to the forest in search of these spiny creatures. Transportation provided. $12 member $15 non-member; Family rate available ($2/child under 16 when accompanied by full fee paying adult). North Lakeland Discovery Center, (877) 543-2085 |
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Saw-Whet Owl Banding
9 p.m. Join the owls, Naturalist Zach Wilson, and Master Bird Bander Bruce Bacon for a late-night search for owls. With a little luck and the right weather, participants will have the opportunity to band and view these tiny, palm sized owls. $15 member $18 non-member; Family Rate available ($2/child under 16 when accompanied by full fee paying adult). North Lakeland Discovery Center, (877) 543-2085 |
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Brown Bag “Looking at Local History Through Area Lakes”
12 p.m. With more than 1,000 lakes surrounding it, the town of Presque Isle lives up to it’s meaning - ‘Almost an Island’, from the French. This small Northwoods town has an impressive history going back over 300 years. Members of The Presque Isle Heritage Society will share stories of the histories of local lakes, particularly Carlin Lake, referring to a recently-published book. Upon conclusion of the program, join a guided tour of the historical Heritage Cottage Museum. Held at the Presque Isle Community Library. Donations welcome. North Lakeland Discovery Center, (877) 543-2085 |
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Birch Bark Box Creations
9 a.m. – Noon Join artist, Frances Whitfield, for a hands-on birch bark box building workshop. Transform ordinary pieces of birch bark into a work of art. Your finished project will be a cylindrical box with a lid. $12 member $15 non-member; an additional $7 materials fee required. Register by 4/3. North Lakeland Discovery Center, (877) 543-2085 |
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Nibbles ‘N Knowledge “Elk of Wisconsin”
5 p.m. - 7:30 p.m. They’re back! Join WDNR Wildlife Biologist, Laine Stowell, as he discusses Wisconsin elk ecology and his research surrounding northern Wisconsin’s elk population. Begin your night with appetizers and a cash bar and 5 p.m., and follow it up with this evenings engaging program. Held at the Manitowish Waters Community Center. $12 member $15 non-member. North Lakeland Discovery Center, (877) 543-2085 |
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Signs of Spring
9 a.m. – 10:30 a.m. Paying attention to nature is fun and keeping phenological records is an easy way to compare dates of natural events from year to year. Discover what upcoming natural events you have to look forward to observing and when they should be occurring throughout early spring and summer. $6 member $8 non-member; Family Rate available ($2/child under 16 when accompanied by full fee paying adult). North Lakeland Discovery Center, (877) 543-2085 |
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International Crane Count
5:30 a.m. Join in the annual count and search for Sandhill Cranes. These amazing birds are sought after early in the morning, as counters listen for and count individual and mating pairs. Beginners welcome to join in; training provided. Please contact Zach Wilson, Field Trip Coordinator for the Bird Club, for more details. North Lakeland Discovery Center, (877) 543-2085 |
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Mighty Marsh Birds ~ Sandhill Cranes of Powell Marsh
12 p.m. – 2 p.m. What is that large stork-like bird flying over Wisconsin's marshes? Chances are it’s a Sandhill Crane if its legs and neck are outstretched to the front and back. Join Center naturalist Zach Wilson for an afternoon of bird watching at Powell Marsh and learn about these unique wetland birds. Please meet at the Powell Marsh main visitor parking lot. $8 member $10 non-member; Family Rate available ($2/child under 16 when accompanied by full fee paying adult). North Lakeland Discovery Center, (877) 543-2085 |
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North Lakeland School Health Fair. Held at North Lakeland School,
located at the corner of County Hwys. K & P. Open to the public -- free
admission, free samples & door prizes! 9 a.m. - 1 p.m. 715-543-8417
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Woodcock Walk
7 p.m. – 9 p.m. Witness the mating ritual of the male woodcock, also known as the “timberdoodle”. Learn all about this amazing bird, and join in for a walk in search of this unique behavior. The males spiral upwards to a height of 200+ feet, and in less than a minute, spiral back down to earth, zig-zagging while making a musical, chirping sound. A wonderful family program! $12 member $15 non-member; Family Rate available ($2/child under 16 when accompanied by full fee paying adult). North Lakeland Discovery Center, (877) 543-2085 |
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Bat Chat
6 p.m. – 7:30 p.m. Meet one of the most misunderstood mammals, the bat. Learn of the amazing ecology and habits of Wisconsin bats, and discover how to invite nature’s bug-zappers into your own backyard. $6 member $8 non-member; Family Rate available ($2/child under 16 when accompanied by full fee paying adult). North Lakeland Discovery Center, (877) 543-2085 |
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4th Annual Birding Festival Held at the North Lakeland Discovery Center, Manitowish Waters
The Discovery Center Bird Club in partnership with the M.W. Chamber invites you to explore the wonders of birding in Wisconsin’s Northwoods during peak warbler migration. Great Lakes area experts lead trips and workshops aimed at improving birding skills, knowledge, and conservation & habitat measures. Previous keynote presenters and field trip leaders have included Laura Erickson, Dr. Charles Kemper, and Dr. Stanley Temple. Pre-registrants receive an early-bird rate and a canvas tote filled with goodies! 715-543-2085 or www.discoverycenter.net
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Play Golf America "Free Golf Lessons" at Trout Lake Golf Club.
10 a.m. - noon.
715-385-2189 or www.troutlakegolf.com |
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Play Golf America "Free Golf Lessons" at Trout Lake Golf Club.
10 a.m. - noon.
715-385-2189 or www.troutlakegolf.com |
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Memorial Day Weekend Pancake Breakfast
Held at the Manitowish Waters Community Center. 8 a.m. – 12:30 p.m. Sponsored by the M.W. Lions Club. 715-543-2219.
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Discovery Center Silent Auction, Social & Wine Tasting
Held at North Lakeland Discovery Center, Manitowish Waters. 4-6:30 p.m. Catered hors d’ouevres, wine tasting, raffles and silent auction. 715-543-2085 or www.discoverycenter.net
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Memorial Day Service
Held at Pine Lawn Cemetery (1/2 mile south of the Manitowish Waters
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Golf Outing
Held at Trout Lake Golf Club, Arbor Vitae. Public welcome to participate. Sponsored by the MW and Boulder Junction Lions Clubs. (715) 543-2438 or 2219, www.mwlionsclub.com |
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Lions Pork Chop Dinner
Held in the pavilion behind the Manitowish Waters Community Center. 5-7 p.m. Succulent pork chop dinner with all the trimmings; children’s menu available. (715) 543-2219 MW Lions Club
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Lioness Salad Luncheon & Style Show
Held at the Manitowish Waters Community Center, 11:30 a.m. - 2 p.m. Reserved seating. For tickets, call 715-543-2994 or 715-543-2115
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Boater’s Safety Course
Held at Manitowish Waters Community Center. 8:30 a.m. - Noon each day. Register at 715-543-2443 or 715-686-2557. |
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12th Annual Just Tri-It Triathlon
Held at the North Lakeland Discovery Center, Manitowish Waters. 300-yd. swim on Statehouse Lake, 10km mountain bike, and 5km trail run offer beginner to experienced participants a wonderful early-season triathlon. Check-in & same day (limited) registration, 7-8 a.m.; racer orientation, 8:30 a.m. Pre-register for complimentary t-shirt & discounted rate. Raffle prizes and positive, fun competition highlight this popular event – open to individual and teams of 2 or 3 racers. 715-543-2085 or www.discoverycenter.net
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Northwoods Wildlife & Wetlands Club Turkey Shoot
$3 per round on the trap range, plus an archery competition at the archery course ($1.00 per arrow). 715-476-0168 for details.
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Manitowish Waters July 4th Celebration
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Community Center festivities run 9 a.m. - 4 p.m., including arts & crafts, aircraft display, raffles, live music, free children’s craft project, gigantic kids’ game tent & prizes, facepainting, MW Lakes Assoc. trout pond, Lioness bakery, popcorn & strawberry shortcake sales, Sno-Skeeters brat fry, Lions beverage stand and more! Parade at 1 p.m. through downtown. Water ski show, 7:30 p.m., at Rest Lake Park and town-sponsored fireworks at dusk over Rest Lake. Call Manitowish Waters Chamber (715)543-8488.
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Used Book Sale
Sponsored by the Friends of the Frank B. Koller Memorial Library. Held in the Lions Pavilion adjacent to the Manitowish Waters Community Center at USH 51 & Airport Road. Browse a large selection of used fiction, non-fiction, children’s books, videotapes, puzzles, paperback books and more! Saturday is “bag day” – fill a bag of books for a buck! 3-8 p.m., July 10; 9 a.m. – 3 p.m., July 11; and 9 a.m. – Noon, July 12. 715-543-2700 http://koller.wislib.org
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Libations for the Koller Library
Annual fund raiser sponsored by the Friends of the Koller Library, 5-7 p.m. Hors d’oeuvres, raffles & beverages held at historic Voss’ Birchwood Lodge, Manitowish Waters. Tickets available at the library: 715-543-2700
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Fleazaar
Held at the Manitowish Waters Community Presbyterian Church, 7 a.m. - 3 p.m. Huge flea market and food tents outside; handmade items, antiques, and baked goods inside. (715) 543-2998 |
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Lions Steak Dinner
Held in the pavilion behind the Manitowish Waters Community Center. 5-7 p.m. Delicious steak dinner with all the trimmings; children’s menu available. (715) 543-2219 MW Lions Club
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43rd Annual Manito Art League Art Show
Held at Manitowish Waters Community Center. 10 a.m. - 8 p.m., July 17-18; 10 a.m. - 5 p.m., July 19; and 10 a.m. – 2 p.m., July 20. Fine art show open to the public for viewing with all items for sale. Music and refreshments on evenings of July 17-18. People’s Choice Voting. Donations welcome. Call Sharon Drawz (715) 476-0493
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Taste of Manitowish Waters
Held in the Lions Pavilion adjacent to the Manitowish Waters Community Center at USH 51 & Airport Road, 11 a.m. - 2 p.m. Scrumptious food served by some of our fine area restaurants, plus cold beverages & live music. Our northwoods mini version of “Taste of Chicago!” Call Manitowish Waters Chamber, 715-543-8488 or www.manitowishwaters.org |
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4th Annual Sidewalk Sales
Shop Manitowish Waters downtown and all around during our community-wide sidewalk sales! Contact the Manitowish Waters Chamber for a list of participating merchants and map, 715-543-8488 or www.manitowishwaters.org
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Discovery Center Dinner & Derby. Held at North Lakeland Discovery Center, featuring an afternoon at the races: The Run for the Northwoods Wild Roses at Statehouse Downs! Wine & hors d'ouevres, buffet dinner, prizes and more. For ticket and thoroughbred information, contact the Discovery Center at 715-543-2085 or www.discoverycenter.net |
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19th Annual “Mid-Summer in the Northwoods” Bluegrass Show, July 21-27, 2008, at Cozy Cove on USH 51, Manitowish Waters. Featuring early-evening bluegrass concerts each day, full-day schedule Fri/Sat. Sponsored by the Bluegrass Festival Institute of the Wisconsin Northwoods. Enjoy intimate, unplugged acoustic sessions inside the historic Cozy Cove and outside under the towering trees of the Northwoods. Bill Monroe, Father of Bluegrass, performed here and pictures of other Bluegrass legends are framed on the ceiling of this 1930s establishment. A multi-generation of patrons discover more each year about this original American art form -- Bluegrass music. 715-543-2166,
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Northwoods Summer Art Tour
A self-guided tour of studios and artist-owned galleries in Vilas, Oneida, Iron and Langlade Counties. Artist demonstrations and art available for purchase. Brochures available at local Chambers, participating galleries or visit www.northwoodssummerarttour.com . 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. daily. 715-277-4224
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Northern Highlands Music Festival
Visit the website live for all the details, including a special Friday night kick-off concert, Saturday headliners, camping information, ticket purchase methods, and more! Concert and camping grounds located at the Manitowish Waters airport, next to the Community Center on Hwy. 51. www.northernhighlandsmusicfest.com or call 1-866-852-6062 |
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Night Golf Scramble. Held at Trout Lake Golf Club, 9:30 p.m.
shotgun start. For details or to register: www.troutlakegolf.com or
715-385-2189
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Northwoods Wildlife & Wetlands Club Gun Show
8 a.m. – 4 p.m. at the Manitowish Waters Community Center – For info and space reservations, contact Bruce Bacon at BRBacon@centurytel.net
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Blood Drive -
Sponsored by the Manitowish Waters Lioness Club, 1-6 p.m. at the M.W.
Community Center. Walk-ins welcome, or schedule an appointment by
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Camp Jorn YMCA Community Pancake Day & Open Hous
Held in the main lodge at Camp Jorn, 8 a.m. – noon. Located one mile east of CTH W off CTH K on Red Feather Road, Manitowish Waters. (715) 543-8808.
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Lions Pork Chop Dinner
Held in the pavilion behind the Manitowish Waters Community Center. 5-7 p.m. Succulent pork chop dinner with all the trimmings; children’s menu available. (715) 543-2219 MW Lions Club |
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Manitowish Waters Sno-Skeeters Annual Fall Dinner at Little Bohemia Lodge. 6pm Cocktails; 7pm Dinner and Raffles. 715-543-2455
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10th Annual Lions Cash Raffle Drawing
Held at the Manitowish Waters Community Center. Free hot dogs, brats, and beverages for all ticket holders & their families. (715) 543-2219.
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32nd Annual World Championship Musky Classic
Orientation at the Manitowish Water Community Center, 9 a.m., Friday morning.
Fish Friday, 12-7 p.m.; Saturday, 7 a.m. - 7 p.m.; Sunday, 7 - 11 a.m. Designated lakes in Manitowish Waters, Boulder Junction, Presque Isle & Winchester. Sportsman & Open divisions. Awards luncheon and raffle drawings Sunday at host township. www.wcmuskyclassic.com or 715-543-2657
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M.W. Fire Co. Open House & Harley Raffle Drawing
12-3 p.m. at the Fire Hall on USH 51 just north of the Community
Center. Fire & rescue equipment display, free cook-out. Raffle tickets
for the 2008 Harley Davidson Electra Glide Classic available from March
through the drawing date at various businesses throughout the
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Lioness Italian Pasta Nite
Held at the Manitowish Waters Community Center, 4:30-7 p.m. Homemade spaghetti and lasagna – dine in or carry out. Tickets available at the door. Call (715) 543-2994 MW Lions Club
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Cranberry Colorama
Held at Manitowish Waters Community Center.
9 a.m. - 3 p.m. 10th annual cranberry cooking contest, cranberry juice & Craisin samples, fresh cranberry sales, crafts & raffles, educational booths, Lioness bake sale, live music, Taste of Harvest featuring area restaurants (11 a.m. - 2 p.m.). Free shuttle bus cranberry marsh tours every ½ hour. Free Lakes Assoc. fall color pontoon cruises on the chain (weather & lake levels permitting). Self-guided fall color auto tours. Manitowish Waters Chamber, 715-543-8488
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Northwoods Art Tour. A self-guided tour of studios and artist-owned galleries in Vilas, Oneida, Iron and Langlade Counties. Artist demonstrations and art available for purchase. Brochures available at local Chambers, participating galleries or visit www.northwoodsarttour.com. 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. daily. 715-277-4224 |
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37th Annual Kornstalk Karnival
Held at North Lakeland Elementary School, Manitowish Waters (corner of Hwys. K & P). 5-8 p.m. Carnival games, kiddie costume parade, food & refreshments, and raffles. Sponsored by the Parent/Teacher Club. 715-543-8417. |
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Trick-or-Treat for the Town. Dress up for Halloween and trick-or-treat at various businesses in Manitowish Waters. 12-2 p.m. 715-543-8488
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Christmas Wreath & Garland Sale
Sponsored by the Manitowish Waters Chamber of Commerce. Fresh balsam wreaths & garland available to order. Pick-up orders the day after Thanksgiving, 10 a.m. - 2 p.m., at the Manitowish Waters Community Center. 715-543-8488 or www.manitowishwaters.org |
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Lioness Holiday Home Tour
Tour homes in Manitowish Waters decorated for the holiday season; buffet lunch & raffle prizes. For ticket and map information, call (715) 543-2115
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3rd Annual Northwoods Festival of Trees
Sponsored by the Frank B. Koller Memorial Library, Manitowish Waters. Held at the Manitowish Waters Community Center, come enjoy a fantastic display of holiday trees, refreshments, activities for children, live holiday music, and more. Christmas trees decorated by local businesses and residents will be sold by raffle and silent auction. Support the library and get a beautifully decorated tree for your home or business! 715-543-2700 or http://koller.wislib.org |
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Christmas for the Town
Held at the Manitowish Waters Community Center, 11 a.m. - 1 p.m. Free hot dog lunch, chili, cookies & refreshments sponsored by the MW Lioness & Lions, Chamber and area businesses. Prize drawings, coloring pages, and a special visit from Santa & Mrs. Claus. (715) 543-2994 or 8488. |
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Marvel in Manitowish Waters
Count down to the New Year in Manitowish Waters with low/no cost, family-fun indoor/outdoor activities during the holiday week --- regardless of our snow conditions! Stories, crafts, demos, shopping specials, games, music and more! Sponsored by the Manitowish Waters Chamber, North Lakeland Discovery Center, and area businesses and organizations. Call the Chamber at (715) 543-8488 or www.manitowishwaters.org |
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