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by Explore Lacrosse Between the Bluffs Beer, Wine and Cheese Festival is a fun event that has grown to be a local favorite. Visit their website for this year’s entertainment and activities. Tasters Eve bus shuttles and shuttles to and from participating area hotels the day of the event. Listen to your local radio stations for your chance to win tickets. Designated driver wristbands available. Must be 21 or over to attend. VIP ticket holders gain access to the event two hours prior to general admission and access to the private VIP tent. Taste over 200 quality brews poured by distinguished breweries Experience over 45 types of wine from local and world-famous vintners Sample and purchase gourmet cheese and other good eats Enjoy live music All attendees receive a souvenir glass Only 3,000 general admission tickets available Only 250 VIP tickets available Tickets have sold out in the past, so watch the website for when sales begin. #1 Oktoberfest Strasse La Crosse, WI, 54601 800-658-9424 NEW EVENT to celebrate the 15th Anniversary! From 10am-1pm on Sunday, April 23, jump back on the horse and
How the run got started and history made over a couple beers Not surprisingly, the idea was hatched over a couple of beers in late 1981 by three Badger loyalists at a campus bar. The three, Tom Grantham, Ken Sparks, and Rich Backus, wanted to raise money to support UW Athletics. As admirers of then- Athletic Director Elroy Hirsch, they asked his permission to name it the “Crazylegs Run” in his honor. Tom Grantham continues to serve as General Chairman on the Crazylegs Classic Executive Committee. A Little “Classic” History The first race in 1982 attracted 1,525 runners and raised $9,500. The event grew in popularity and the walk was added in 1987 with 676 walkers the first year. The event has
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Jazz In the Park June1-August 31st, 2017 Jazz in the Park is Milwaukee’s favorite free, outdoor, summer music series, featuring an eclectic lineup of jazz, big band, funk, R & B, reggae, blues and more. Performers come from across town or across the country. Concerts take place Thursday evenings, 5pm-9pm from June 1 through August 31st, in Cathedral Square Park. Music starts at 6pm, but stop by early for Jazz in the Park Happy Hour and get great drink specials from 5-6pm! For the safety of everyone, including your dogs, we ask that you please leave your pets at home.
Rock �n Sole June 10, 2017 Enjoy breathtaking views of the downtown Milwaukee skyline, Lake Michigan and Henry Maier Festival Park as you race over the Daniel Hoan Memorial Bridge, a Milwaukee landmark and throughout the course.
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Wisconsin Beer Lovers Festival June 17, 2017 Tickets are now on sale for the eighth annual Wisconsin Beer Lovers Festival, to be held on Saturday, June 17, 2017 (Father’s Day weekend) from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. at Bayshore Town Center in Glendale. Hosted by Bayshore Town Center, DRAFT Magazine, Welcome to Glendale (the City of Glendale’s Convention and Visitors Bureau) and the Wisconsin Brewer’s Guild, the Wisconsin Beer Lovers Festival is the premier allWisconsin craft beer and tasting festival, featuring more than 100 beer selections from more than 40 craft breweries throughout the state. Each of the participating breweries will be paired with local chefs, Wisconsin cheesemakers, or one of several brewpubs and restaurants to create unique tasting portions designed to complement a variety of unique craft beers available for sampling. “Glendale is proud to welcome craft breweries from all over Wisconsin to this annual festival,” said Jeff Hamilton, president of Sprecher Brewery in Glendale and member of the Wisconsin Brewer’s Guild. “We love seeing people returning to the festival year after year, as well as first-time guests.” This year’s festival will feature a custom growler stand by the Wisconsin Brewers’ Guild, musical entertainment, and EmbroidMe, which specializes in custom embroidery and screen printing items that attendees can purchase. Festivalgoers and craft beer connoisseurs will also be able to purchase the “Wisconsin Beer Experience VIP Ticket.” This VIP ticket is available for $75 and will include access to a special VIP tent hosted by the Wisconsin Brewer’s Guild that will feature specialty beers not available to the rest of attendees, a one-year subscription to DRAFT Magazine, early entry to the festival beginning at noon and a special collectible from the event. Only 250 VIP tickets are available. General tickets are $45 in advance and $55 at the door, and include admission, a souvenir beer sampling glass and unlimited samples of beer and food pairings. Patrons must be 21 years of age or older to purchase a ticket, and photo identification will be required at the admission entrance. Designated drivers and patrons under 21 years of age can purchase a “Food Lovers Ticket” for $25. Welcome to Glendale has partnered with local hotels to offer overnight packages and invite visitors to spend the whole weekend in the city. Packages for Glendale’s recently renovated La Quinta are still available for purchase: http://wisconsinbeerloversfest.com/beer-lovers-festival/tickets/.
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EVENTS Isthmus Jazz Festival June 16, 2017 - June 17, 2017 Memorial Union - Terrace 800 Langdon St - Madison, WI 53706 Now in its 30th year, the Isthmus Jazz Festival is a two-day celebration of America’s homegrown art form. The free festival kicks off the summer season in one of Madison’s most beautiful outdoor settings, the Memorial Union Terrace, with Lake Mendota as a glittering backdrop. A diverse crowd of students, jazz aficionados and casual fans fill the tables to hear a lineup that reflects a century’s worth of jazz styles. Dixieland, big-band swing, bebop, Latin jazz and free jazz are all part of the mix, along with contemporary derivations like funk and hip-hop. The festival is committed to honoring jazz’s glorious tradition while keeping one eye fixed on the future. Summerfest June 28 - July 2 / July 4 - 9, 2017 Milwaukee, Wisconsin 11 Days. 11 Stages. Over 800 Acts. Over 1,000 Performances. Nearly 900,000 of your closest friends. Summerfest provides the backdrop for the music industry’s hottest stars, emerging talent and local favorites to create unforgettable live music experiences in a world-class festival setting.
Verizon IndyCar Series KOHLER Grand Prix and Pirelli World Challenge June 22 - 25, 2017 The Verizon IndyCar Series KOHLER Grand Prix takes center stage as an international lineup of drivers will have their chance to battle it out for glory on one of the world’s most majestic road courses. They will be joined by the Pirelli World Challenge featuring many of the world’s top sports cars and drivers in an all out wheel-to-wheel battle. Pirelli World Challenge races are run in a timed, sprint format from start to finish and begin with the series’ trademark standing start. With door-to-door racing, no scheduled pit stops, driver changes and classes running together, it’s like watching the intensity of the final lap, every lap.
Milwaukee Firkin Beer Fest July 22, 2017 The most eclectic beer festival in the area featuring 50 cask conditioned ales (firkins) and ciders. This festival has a great vibe with the perfect combination of a unique brews, quality attendees and a welcoming venue in Cathedral Square Park.. Event goers can vote for their favorite firkin beer and help decide which brew is awarded the “Big Firkin Award.”
German Fest July 28- 30, 2017 Get Your Deutsch On at one of the largest, most authentic HAUS parties in North America! 5 stages of German music, food, cultural village, Glockenspiel, fireworks, Marktplatz, children’s activities, Model T and Volkswagen clubs, Sheepshead, Dachshund Derby, parades and more! Friday – Military Appreciation. Sunday – Family Day. 2017 Feature: STIHL TIMBERSPORTS U.S. Championships
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel a la Carte at the Zoo Aug 17 - Aug 20, 2017 One of Milwaukee’s favorite traditions is back at the Milwaukee County Zoo for the 32nd year. This year’s Milwaukee Journal Sentinel a la Carte presented by Meijer, August 18 through August 21, welcomes 27 area restaurants offering fare to please the palate as well as top national and local bands performing throughout the Zoo grounds!
Brady Street Festival July 29th, 2017 Brady Street will be rockin’ the night and day away with 4 stages packed with live entertainment, including some of our fav local bands.
Satruday On The Square Summer-Nov11 2017 The Saturday Dane County Farmers’ Market is conveniently located on the tree-lined grounds surrounding the Wisconsin State Capitol building — otherwise known as “the Square” — in downtown Madison, Wisconsin. The Market encircles the Square.
Wisconsin State Fair August 3- 13, 2017 The 2017 Wisconsin State Fair, presented by U.S. Cellular, will take place Thursday, August 3 through Sunday, Aug. 13. The annual Wisconsin State Fair is the state’s largest agricultural showcase, offering endless family entertainment at a phenomenal value. The Fair features the exciting SpinCity Amusement Ride and Game Area, 30 FREE stages, educational exhibits, shopping, and hundreds of food and beverage options. For up-to-date information, “Like” us on Facebook, Follow us on Twitter and visit WiStateFair. com to sign up for email updates.
Madison Taste of Summer September 2-3, 2017 Held since 1983, the Taste is MFI’s flagship event, with over 80 restaurants, 3 entertainment stages and 26 beverage stands drawing over 250,000 to the Capitol Square over Saturday and Sunday of Labor Day weekend. There is no charge for admission or entertainment. Taste of Madison raises $60,000 annually for local non-profit and charitable organizations.
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UWM Breaks Ground On Teaching Garden Linked To Brewing By Matthew Wamser UWM has broken ground on the Hortus Academicus, a garden of trees, bushes and other plants used in brewing as part of UWM’s certificate in the Culture and Science of Fermentation. On Wednesday, May 17, seven trees were planted in the garden behind the Honors College, which will provide ingredients that were used for brewing in ancient times. Peter Sands holds up two of the bushes that were to be planted. Taking part in the groundbreaking for UWM’s new teaching garden are faculty members Mike Darnell (from left), Peter Sands and Bettina Arnold and Kate Nelson, UWM’s chief sustainability officer. It will be several years before the trees bear fruit, like Amere de Berthcourt cider apples and Barnet perry pears. One of the trees will bear medlars, a fruit rarely grown in the United States that was common in ancient and medieval times. “We want this to be a living lab on campus,” said Barry Cameron, associate professor of geosciences and coordinator of the fermentation certificate. “There’s the archaeological component of re-creating ancient beers and ciders. There’s also the component of analyzing the soil to see how it affects plants and fruit.” UWM students designed the garden as part of an architecture and urban planning course. Following the students’ design, the garden will continue to expand as more courses are added to the fermentation certificate.
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The 2017 Milwaukee women’s basketball team has officially set the date and will host its annual Golf Classic on July 28 at Fire Ridge Golf Club. All participants will receive an exclusive Panther item, can meet current Panther players and coaches and participate in silent and live auctions with proceeds going to the women’s basketball program. Last year’s outing was a huge success and helped raise over $28,000, with all proceeds going directly to Milwaukee women’s basketball. Registration begins at 9:30 a.m., with golf set to start at 11:00 a.m. followed by dinner to be served at 4:00 p.m. Cost for the outing is $180 for golfer or $700 for a foursome. Non-golfers may attend dinner and the auction for just $45. Sponsorship opportunities are also available, ranging from $100 to $3,000. Special alumni prices are also available this year. Spots are sure to fill up fast, so reserve your spot in this year’s event by contact Molly Hanson at (414) 312-0212 today!
The Milwaukee Athletic Department, in partnership with From Now On, has announced a new fan app launched. “Panther Gamedayâ€? is the new official mobile application for Milwaukee Athletics. This free app lets fans connect with the Panthers anywhere, anytime you can. It is now available for download in the Apple App Store and Google Play Store. Search for “Panther Gamedayâ€?. “We are excited launch the new app today,â€? Milwaukee Directoryou of Athletics Ask atohundred people their opinion on religion, Amanda Braunget said. “This new app, and our partnership with From Now a hundred answers. Ask a thousand people theirOn, is another step in our continuation of brand-building efforts for Milwaukee Athletics. It opinion on politics, you get a thousand different further enhances the fan experience and student engagement, which will start with answers. Ask The a million people their opinion war, and will basketball games this season. app adds new dimensions to ouron program make our information accessible in a This format which is versatile and easy to you getreadily a million answers. is all plainly obvious use.â€? to all of us. The app currently includes men’s & women’s basketball. Look for additional sports to be rolled out and added in 2017. Panther Gameday lets you take part in the game day experience whether you’re on campus or on-the-go with access to great features like: But,scores when&you break it down and individual egos get involved, it’s not so obvious • Live statistics • anymore. Audio & video streaming Whenpurchasing people get together and a friendly debate ensues there is always at least one • Ticket • person Twitterwho integration youthe cankey follow the conversation and the don’t score really think of claims tosohold to universal knowledge. They • itIn-depth information, including rosters, bios, team & player season statisthis way,team but their debate style says differently. tics When someone starts off their rebuttal of your theory with something like “if you • only Arena mapping including parking, concessions and other points interknew the facts, then you’d see seating, I’m rightâ€? I tend to understand that thisofwill be a est below the belt discussion. • Game & event Who’s to sayschedules how much research and information you need to have to validate a • point Notifications thean sports you judge follow(which doesn’t exist) to claim any of view?customized You always to need ultimate • Concessions and merchandise sort of objectivity. For example, climate change. There are a lot of differing opinions • Special updates and offers from Milby many “expertsâ€? in the area yet the most waukee, including exclusive offers from ego driven will claim have science corporate partners, playertoand team high-on their side so we must take their word as lights, ticket offers, and more. gospel. Generally, if you don’t agree with This app requests the use of location them, to theyprovide get mean and nasty.with adservices attendees Askin-game a hundred people Additionally, who they think ditional benefits. the most person this isapp uses objective notifications to they keepknow. you I guarantee 99.7% and will say themselves. informed of events offers. You can If manage your issettings andtheopt outobjectivity of these everyone claiming most features anythat time. whatatdoes really say? About “Fromconclusion Now Onâ€?:isFrom An easy that Now almost On every is about committing to a journey, point of view is relative and to has grow and validity. make every experience equal I joke with mycount friend for its partners It’s about what Iand calltheir the constituents. 80% rule, because empowering better communication and the idea of relativity really frustrates the community involvement through mobile hell out of people. technology, highlighted by our flagship I asked him where the line is drawn platform for fan engagement, FanX. FanX between and partners fact. I offered was built tofiction help our deliveran idea that if 80% of people were board the thrill and culture of the entire on gamewith a certain idea that we could then day environment, giving them effortless deemofitexciting fact (which I don’tcontent subscribe control dynamic thatto of course). drives ROI and deepens brand loyalty. To The problem is there are so many learn more, please visit us at www.fromnow-on.com historical “factsâ€? that were changed over
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JOIN MILWAUKEE ATHLETICS FOR MINI GOLF SOCIAL JUNE 7 Reserve your spot today! Join the Milwaukee Athletic Department for a Mini Golf Social, scheduled for Wednesday, June 7 at Tee-Aire in Brookfield. This mini-golf social event is a great chance to connect and unwind for all Panther fans of all teams. Grab some friends, family, kids and adults and create a foursome. Or come alone and meet new friends and support the Milwaukee Athletic Department! The cost for a foursome is $75, or $25 for a single golfer. Fee includes 18 holes of golf, BBQ dinner (with drinks), games and hole prizes. The event is scheduled to last from 5:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. For more information or for any questions, contact Jenny Gryniewicz at gryniew2@uwm.edu or 414.229.7153. Tee-Aire is located at 21700 Gumina Road, Brookfield, Wis. 53072
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receive your ticket. GATE GIVEAWAY Friday, June 30 • Starting at 5:00 pm SUMMERFEST SMILE BOBBLEHEAD PRESENTED BY ROBERT HAACK DIAMONDS The first 4,000 patrons will receive a voucher good for 1 Summerfest Smile bobblehead. The voucher can be redeemed at either Milwaukee area Robert Haack Diamonds location. Saturday, July 1 • 12:00 – 3:00 pm GOODWILL DAY The first 1,500 patrons receive 1 FREE general admission ticket, valid for the day and time of the promotion only, when presenting an original specially marked receipt showing a minimum purchase of $10.00 made at a Goodwill Store & Donation Center between June 1 and July 1, 2017. No copies or hand written receipts will be accepted. Arrive early as this is a popular promotion.
SUMMERFEST 2017 DAILY ADMISSION PROMOTIONS AND SPECIAL OFFERS Summerfest presented by American Family Insurance is excited to announce Admission Promotions, Gate Giveaways and Special Offers for 2017, providing Summerfest fans with free or discounted admission opportunities for every day of the festival. All exchanges, unless otherwise stated, will take place at the Mid Gate Promotions Booth, located across the street from the Summerfest Mid Gate, at Harbor Drive and Chicago Street. Most admission promotions begin at noon and run while ticket supplies last or through mid-afternoon, whichever comes first, unless otherwise noted. They are valid on the day of the promotion only. Visit Summerfest.com for complete details. Patrons are reminded to arrive early as admission promotions are very popular. ADMISSION PROMOTIONS AND GATE GIVEAWAYS: Wednesday, June 28 • 12:00 – 3:00 pm JOHNSON CONTROLS “STOMP OUT HUNGER” DAY WITH FOX 6 MILWAUKEE All patrons arriving between noon – 3:00 pm who donate 3 non-perishable food items will receive 1 FREE weekday admission ticket, valid for the day and time of the promotion only. Donations will be accepted at the Mid Gate Promotions Booth as well as the North and South Gates. All donations benefit Hunger Task Force. Thursday, June 29 • 12:00 – 6:00 pm THROWBACK THURSDAY PRESENTED BY PICK ‘N SAVE Enjoy a collection of music through the decades from artists like Foghat, Berlin featuring Terri Nunn, Tommy Tutone Band, Fishbone, Slaughter, The Suburbs, The Church, and Soul Asylum. From noon – 6:00 pm all beverages will be 50% off (excluding ice cream drinks and smoothies). In addition, Pick ‘n Save customers can receive 4 FREE Summerfest tickets, valid for Throwback Thursday, June 29th (noon – 6:00 pm) for every $50 they spend at Pick ‘n Save locations, May 10 – June 13, 2017. The offer is printed at the bottom of the receipt and must be redeemed in person at the Summerfest ticket windows at the entry gates on June 29th, 2017. Limit 3 offers / 12 tickets per transaction, no copies will be accepted. Friday, June 30 • 12:00 – 3:00 pm SENDIK’S PRESENTS “GO RED DAY TO SUMMERFEST” WITH THE WISCONSIN BADGERS, THE BIG 920 AND 95.7 BIG FM All patrons arriving between noon – 3:00 pm wearing a red shirt or presenting a famous Sendik’s Red Bag will receive 1 FREE weekday admission ticket, valid for the day and time of the promotion only. Stop by the Mid Gate Promotions Booth to
Sunday, July 2 • 12:00 – 3:00 pm KOHL’S FAMILY DAY The first 2,500 patrons who donate 3 nutritious non-perishable food items for kids will receive 1 FREE admission ticket, valid for the day and time of the promotion only. Suggested items include canned chicken or tuna, fruits canned in 100% juice and low sodium vegetables. All donations benefit Hunger Task Force. Sunday, July 2 • 12:00 – 3:00 pm SUMMERFEST MILITARY APPRECIATION DAY WITH NEWS/TALK 1130 WISN All active-duty military personnel and veterans, along with up to 4 family members, who present their Military ID at the designated turnstile at any gate will be admitted FREE. Sunday, July 2 • 12:00 – 8:00 pm TURNING 50 DURING THE 50TH All patrons celebrating their 50th birthday in 2017 will be admitted FREE from noon – 8:00 pm on July 2 during the 50th Summerfest! Patrons must present a valid ID showing they were born in 1967 at the designated turnstile at any gate. Tuesday, July 4 • 12:00 – 3:00 pm MOUNTAIN DEW® DAY The first 2,500 patrons who present a specially marked Mountain Dew can with the Summerfest offer on the can will receive 1 FREE weekday admission ticket, valid for the day and time of the promotion only. Limit one can per person. Wednesday, July 5 • 12:00 – 3:00 pm SENTRY FOODS AND DEAN’S MILK & ICE CREAM CHILDREN’S FEST DAY WITH TODAY’S TMJ4 All patrons arriving between noon – 3:00 pm will be admitted FREE! Spend a funfilled day with the family enjoying Children’s Fest activities including the Map of Fun and the Family Ticket Package drawing. Select food vendors will offer discounts on food and beverage items. Thursday, July 6 • 12:00 – 4:00 pm DIRECT SUPPLY SENIORFEST DAY All patrons age 60 and up will be admitted FREE when they check in at the designated turnstile at any gate. Those seniors will also receive an offer for $2 off a food and beverage (non-alcoholic) purchase over $10. Spend the day enjoying music spanning a range of genres including: The Booze Brothers, Bryan O’Donnell Band, Julia Ruka, Rich Trueman & the 22nd Street Horn Band, The Ukaladies, the Direct Supply Golden Idols and many more. Thursday, July 6 • 12:00 – 3:00 pm H.O.G.® MEMBER DAY AT SUMMERFEST Receive 1 FREE weekday admission ticket, valid for the day and time of the promotion only, when presenting a valid H.O.G.® (Harley Owners Group®) card. One admission per card. In addition, H.O.G.® members will have exclusive access to the
Harley-Davidson™ Hospitality Deck located at the Harley-Davidson™ Roadhouse between 5:00 – 9:00 pm. Limited space; first-come, first-served. Once the deck reaches capacity, access will be on a “one out, one in” basis. Thursday, July 6 • 12:00 – midnight MILWAUKEE JOURNAL SENTINEL BOGO TICKET DEAL Use offer code JSBOGO to purchase 1 Summerfest July 6 General Admission ticket, and get 1 FREE July 6 General Admission ticket. Valid for entry noon to midnight on July 6 only. Offer valid through June 9, 2017, while supplies last. Offer limited to 1,250 BOGO Deals. Tickets must be purchased online at store.summerfest. com/2017-summerfest-july-6-admission-ticket. Friday, July 7 • 12:00 – 3:00 pm BOSTON STORE DAY The first 1,500 patrons receive 1 FREE weekday admission ticket, valid the day and time of the promotion, when presenting an original receipt from any Boston Store. Receipt must be dated between June 1 – July 7, 2017. No copies or handwritten receipts will be accepted. Saturday, July 8 • 12:00 – 3:00 pm NORTHWESTERN MUTUAL “MAKE A CHILD SMILE” DAY The first 1,500 patrons who donate new or gently used children’s books (preferably picture books and early readers for children birth through age 10) with a $10 minimum value will receive 1 FREE admission ticket, valid for the day and time of the promotion only. All books collected will be donated to The Betty Brinn Children’s Museum. Sunday, July 9 • 12:00 – 3:00 pm SUMMERFEST “FAN APPRECIATION” DAY PRESENTED BY MEIJER All patrons arriving between noon – 3:00 pm will be admitted for FREE…compliments of Meijer and Summerfest. SPECIAL OFFERS: SUMMERFEST GEAR AT BOSTON STORE Get your style on! Shop for your Official Summerfest gear including new Summerfest apparel at participating Boston Stores. MILWAUKEE BUSINESS JOURNAL POWER LUNCH All patrons presenting an original coupon (printed in Milwaukee Business Journal) at any ticket window will receive 1 FREE weekday admission ticket valid noon – 2:00 pm that same day. Duplications will not be accepted, original coupons only.
About Summerfest presented by American Family Insurance Summerfest 2017 presented by American Family Insurance – the festival’s 50th edition – will take place June 28 – July 2 and July 4 – July 9 from noon until midnight and will be closed Monday, July 3. Following its 1968 debut, Summerfest has evolved into what is now recognized as “The World’s Largest Music Festival” and Milwaukee’s cornerstone summer celebration, hosting the music industry’s hottest stars, emerging talent and local favorites along with approximately 850,000 people from Milwaukee and around the world each year for an unforgettable live music experience. During the festival, the spotlight shines on over 800 acts, over 1,000 performances, 11 stages, delectable food and beverages and interactive activities, all in a world-class festival setting. For more details, visit Summerfest.com, Facebook. com/summerfest or Twitter: @Summerfest. Summer 2017 the PANTHER xpress 13
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