Dodge County Visitors Guide 2023

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Dodge County holds an abundance of experiences for everyone. It offers visitors and residents alike the opportunity to enjoy beautiful natural landscapes and many outdoor experiences and activities which include the Niagara Escarpment, Horicon Marsh, Horicon Marsh Education and Visitor Center, Wild Goose State Trail, Gold Star Memorial Trail, Theresa Marsh Wildlife Area, Mud Lake Wildlife Area, miles of scenic rivers and much more. Dodge County is located in Southcentral Wisconsin. One memorable and acclaimed location to visit is Ledge Park; which covers 82 acres of land along the internationally recognized, Niagara Escarpment. A natural limestone rock ledge provides majestic views and divides the park into lower and upper areas. It overlooks the beloved Horicon Marsh and verdant countryside. The thickly wooded land offers many hiking trails with stunning views of the Horicon Marsh, rock formations, a wildlife pond, many picnic areas, playgrounds, as well as campsites, restrooms, and showering facilities. The remarkable geological formations along the picturesque trails connect Dodge County to a wealth of history, culture and ecology. The park sits between Mayville and Horicon, off of Park Road.

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The Gold Star Memorial Trail (GSMT) connects Mayville to the Horicon Marsh Education and Visitor Center. The name of the trail holds special meaning, the trail serves as a memorial to fallen service members of Wisconsin. The Gold Star Memorial Trail can be used year-round for walking, hiking, biking, running, cross-country skiing, and snowshoeing; improving access to healthy lifestyle opportunities for generations to come. The beauty and nature along the trail are sought by many who seek solace and the comfort of peacefulness.

Dodge County offers residents the opportunity to enjoy a rural and quiet lifestyle while having the amenities that larger and more urban areas provide. Residents can get to American Family Field, Lambeau Field or Camp Randall within an hour to an hour and a half drive. The world class UW Madison is less than an hour away from the heart of Dodge County. Dodge County provides an affordable place to live with quality schools, making it an ideal place to raise a family. It is located in a strategic position in Wisconsin, as it is in the middle of the “Triangle of Growth”; an area between, Milwaukee, Madison and the Fox Valley. Dodge County is home to international companies, such as John Deere, Kraft Heinz and Quad Graphics. Other large, established employers who have brought good work environments

to residents for decades are Metalcraft of Mayville Inc. and Mayville Engineering Company. Dodge County is home to an extensive manufacturing employment sector, offering many different employment opportunities.

Its communities are proactive in creating business attraction and expansion, thereby creating more opportunities for residents. Dodge County provides families with communities that are both safe and affordable and it also offers a quality education system that includes two technical colleges.

Overall, Dodge County is known for its rural character and quality of life. It is well positioned to allow residents to enjoy a comfortable life style, while offering easy accessibility to many different activities throughout the state. The natural beauty of Dodge County allows it to shine as a location of peace as well as a location holding many outdoor adventures. It is a place residents can make memories for years to come and a place where visitors are always welcome.

JOIN OUR HORICON TEAM

John Deere Horicon Works is a premier manufac turer of premium lawn trac tors and Gator™ Utility Vehicles. We employ more than 1,000 team members and have been a proud member of our community for more than 110 years. We invite you to join us and build a great life building legendar y John Deere equipment.

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• Health Insurance for You and Your Family With NO PREMIUMS!

• $1,000 Hiring Bonus

• Annual Wage Increases

• $1,500 Skilled Trade Relocation Bonus*

• Dental and Vision Coverage

• Prescription Plan

• Life and Disability Insurance

• Paid Holidays and Vacation Time

• 401(k) With Company Match

• Profit-Sharing Bonuses

• Paid Training

• Tuition Reimbursement

• OT Available

And More!

JOHN DEERE HORICON WORKS

The legacy of John Deere began in 1837, when it was founded in Moline, Illinois.

John Deere is one of the oldest agricultural equipment manufacturers of all time.

John Deere of Horicon employs more than 1,000 people and has had multiple expansions over the years. John Deere is an award-winning company and has been voted one of the best places to work.

Since its founding in 1837, John Deere has seen a great many changes in its business, its products, its services. Change always comes with opportunity. And Deere has always

been ready and willing to embrace it. Yet, through it all, John Deere is still dedicated to those who are linked to the land – farmers and ranchers, landowners, builders, and loggers. And Deere has never outgrown, nor forgotten, its founder’s original core values. Those values determine the way we work, the quality we offer, and the unsurpassed treatment you get as a customer, investor, employee. Our culture is inclusive and dynamic. We actively seek employee input to help improve policies and procedures while maintaining our strong leadership position.

At John Deere Company, diversity goes beyond culture to include diversity of ideas, disciplines, perspectives, and styles.

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• Health Insurance for You and Your Family with NO PREMIUMS!

• $1,000 Hiring Bonus

• Annual Wage Increases

• $1,500 Skilled Trade Relocation Bonus*

• Dental and Vision Coverage

• Prescription Plan

• Life and Disability Insurance

• Paid Holidays and Vacation Time

• 401(k) with Company Match

• Profit-Sharing Bonuses

• Paid Training

• Tuition Reimbursement

• OT Available And More!

If you strive to do great work, excel in creative environments, thrive in teams, and live for problem solving then this is the place for you. At John Deere, your ideas, experiences, and values matter. And, you’re rewarded in ways that matter: through opportunities for career growth; through experiences in an inclusive, diverse culture; and, yes, through outstanding compensation and benefits programs. Why work at John Deere? Why anywhere else?

We offer stable, full-time manufacturing jobs in Horicon, Wisconsin, where you can build a great life building legendary John Deere equipment. At John Deere Horicon Works, we invest in our people. We teach new skills that you’ll have for a lifetime. We offer manufacturing jobs with exciting growth opportunities. Plus, we provide benefits that help you and your family enjoy a high quality of life.

BEAVER DAM

LIFE HERE IS GOOD!

Beaver Dam is a friendly community of nearly 17,000 people, centrally located in the “Triangle of Opportunity” between Madison, Milwaukee, and the Green Bay/Fox Valley area on Hwy 151.

Beaver Dam residents benefit from easy access to various metropolitan cities while enjoying a lower cost of living, a safe and neighborly community, and a quieter daily life with plenty of shopping, dining, and fun. With a thriving theatre, music and arts scene, golf courses, festivals, and organizations to fit almost any area of interest, you are never short on entertainment and activities.

Beaver Dam is located on the shores of Beaver Dam Lake, the 15th largest lake in Wisconsin, and offers plenty of water adventure and angler opportunities including fishing, boating, paddling, snowmobiling, snowshoeing, and cross-country skiing. The Beaverland Must-skis waterski team offers exciting shows throughout the summer at Tahoe Park beginning Memorial Day. Rent a kayak, canoe, or SUP at Waterworks Park and paddle the Beaver Dam River, known for its whitewater and lazy river sections that winds through the city, rural farmland, and scenic wooded corridors.

The community currently has 20 city parks, many featuring public picnic areas and playground equipment. There are also 2 dog parks, located at Edgewater and Patrick Parker Conley Parks. Enjoy a round of golf at one of two 18-hole golf courses, Beaver Dam Country Club and Old Hickory Golf Club. Beaver Dam is also near several county parks that offer camping and hiking including the Gold Star Memorial and Wild Goose Trails.

Beaver Dam is only minutes from the Horicon Marsh State Wildlife Refuge, the largest freshwater marsh in the U.S. and home to over 300 bird species, 10 miles of hiking and biking trails, and 6 miles of kayak and canoe runs. A critical rest stop for migratory birds, it draws thousands

of visitors every year. Explore the marsh with state-of-the art, hands on interactive exhibits at the Explorium while visiting the Horicon Marsh Education and Visitor Center.

Take a stroll and enjoy Beaver Dam’s 20+ Walldogs historic murals and “hometown hero” community mosaic murals led by world-renowned portrait Artist Stephen Bennett, located throughout the downtown and other areas around the city. The Chamber of Commerce and other locations have walking tour maps, showing the locations of the murals and their histories.

Beaver Dam hosts a number of annual events, including the Great Beaver Paddle Festival, Wisconsin Arts and Peony Fest, Taste of Wisconsin, Best Dam Fest, A Day in the Park Craft Fair, Beaver Dam Pepper Festival, Fall Downtown Fest, the Holiday Parade and Cabin Fever Fest.

Racing enthusiasts will enjoy the Beaver Dam Raceway, an exciting dirt track racing venue that holds weekly races.

Enjoy live entertainment throughout the summer with our Concerts in Swan Park on Wednesday evenings and every Tuesday you can catch a concert at the Seippel Center for the Arts. Jam by the Dam is a free summer concert series that takes place at Tahoe Park on Beaver Dam Lake one Friday a month in June, July, and August.

Many businesses and organizations in the community are focused on well-being. The Beaver Dam YMCA offers year-round athletic and recreational opportunities in their 67,000 sq. ft. recreation center including an Olympic style pool and waterpark. Marshfield Medical Center Beaver Dam offers all the services your family needs to stay well. The Watermark, a multi-purpose community and Senior Center is the home of Beaver Dam Community Activities and Services which provides community events, recreation

programs for all ages and operates facility reservations and watercraft rentals.

Beaver Dam was named the 16th safest city in the United States to raise a child by Safe Wise, an online safety resource that helps individuals, families and communities make informed decisions in 2018. Excellent primary and secondary education is available through the Beaver Dam Unified School District, parochial schools, and Wayland Academy college preparatory school. Moraine Park Technical College offers quality, real-life learning for career development to recent high school graduates and adults seeking advanced-learning opportunities. Numerous industry-leading organizations provide employment in our city including Apache Stainless Equipment, Marshfield Medical Center, Kraft Foods, Northwoods Paper Converting, Richelieu Foods Inc., Mayville Engineering Company, and Metalcraft of Mayville. We are so proud to have them all in our city.

Beaver Dam also offers one of Wisconsin’s largest properties for business expansion and growth, with the Beaver Dam Alliant Energy Commerce Park, consisting of 520 contiguous acres available for new construction of large facilities. It is adjacent to four-lane U.S. Highway 151 and is located 35 minutes northeast of Interstate 39-9094 and Madison and less than 90 minutes from Milwaukee.

Beaver Dam is an up-and-coming community due to the efforts and commitment of many creative and talented entrepreneurs, business leaders, and community members. We would love for you to join us for the day, weekend, or for a lifetime!

Affiliated Counseling Inc is your source for healing in Beaver Dam. We have highly-trained and licensed therapists who treat a variety of issues including anxiety, depression, marital problems, trauma, grief, substance abuse, and so much more. We work with children, adolescents, and adults and offer individual therapy sessions as well as group and couples therapy. Let us help you heal today, so you can enjoy your life again. All it takes is a phone call. You can reach us at (920) 887-8751 for more information or to schedule an appointment.

MAYVILLE ENGINEERING COMPANY INC.

FROM SHOTGUN SHELLS TO A LEADER IN CUSTOM METAL FABRICATION

Like many of the manufacturing businesses in Dodge County, Mayville Engineering started in 1945 from humble beginnings in the small town of – you guessed it - Mayville. Also akin to businesses that started in the postwar era, MEC blossomed under the support of the community of just under 5,000 residents.

In just under eight decades, MEC has grown from a small machining company to the nation’s largest custom metal fabricator, per The FABRICATOR Magazine, with 20 locations throughout the U.S.

“Over time, we have grown quite a bit,” said Travis Moser, HR Manager for MEC. “We went from a small local company to the number one custom metal fabricator in the U.S. while also growing the MEC Outdoors business.”Since 1955, MEC has manufactured shotgun shell reloaders. Ashotgun shell reloader is a mechanism that takes a spent shell and makes it usable again by getting rid of the old primer, reshaping the shell and reloading with powder and charges it.

In 2013, the MEC Clay Target Machine product line was introduced. The machines are made to the same quality and reliability standards set forth on all MEC products. Then in 2016, a creation of a new product line evolved with the metallic

single stage press called the MEC Marksman®.

The manufacturer’s investment in the single stage press shotgun reloader is one of many smart moves MEC has made over the years, and served as a solid foundation for which it steadily built up its product line and services. Today, this includes everything from welding and laser cutting to coatings, punch press, metal stamping, and more. MEC has invested significantly in some of the most high-tech robotic forming, welding and automated material handling equipment in the industry.

As a trusted partner, MEC works with several large Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEMs) with John Deere, Volvo, Harley Davidson and Mercury Marine among them.

MEC also produces ATV frames for rollover protection, and has unique capabilities with the addition of robotic brake presses and welders, according to Moser. “Our investment in state-ofthe-art metal fabricating equipment is unmatched in the surrounding area.”

Aside from its dependable products, services

and customer-base, MEC prides itself on being known for exemplary treatment of employees. The employee-owned business employs about 500 men and women in Mayville alone, with another 2,000 spread amongst its 19 other locations. In September, 2022, MEC ranked 48 on the list of the largest closely held companies in Wisconsin, marking the 19th consecutive year it’s received this recognition. As part of the annual Wisconsin 75 program, the recognition acknowledges a business’s contributions to the communities in which it operates, the individuals who shape the business and Wisconsin’s overall economy.

“I think we provide a lot of stability with the size and diversity of what we do for our customers,” Moser said. “We offer a lot of different opportunities for people, as they can start in one position and take on different roles. We are competitive with our compensation, and I think we have proven ourselves to be a good community partner over the years.”

To learn more about Mayville Engineering, visit mecinc.com.

DIDION’S IMPACT

CLOSE TO HOME & AROUND THE WORLD

Didion, home to North America’s newest and most technologically advanced dry corn mill and bioscience facility, is celebrating fifty years. Didion has processing facilities located in Cambria, Markesan, and Johnson Creek. Our mill produces corn-based products for some of the world’s most trusted and recognized consumer product brands. Chances are, you’ve recently eaten something that contains corn processed at Didion.

In 1972, when John and Dow Didion established the Didion enterprise, they did so to help local farmers market their corn. Fifty years later, Didion Milling partners with over 500 Wisconsin multi-generational family farms, representing 140,000 acres of local corn production. Didion is proud to partner today with the sons and daughters of parents and even grandparents who sold corn to John and Dow in the early years.

For nearly half its 50-year existence, Didion has partnered with the U.S. Department of Agriculture and USAID on the Food for Peace program. Didion provides over 100 million fortified and nutrient-rich meals to 40+ nations, primarily in Africa and Central America.

Meals that, for millions of people, wouldn’t be possible without dedicated team members passionate about feeding the world. At Didion, taking care of our work family is our top priority. So instead of just offering jobs to our growing

us for five years or more), we provide opportunities to build a life, prosper, learn, grow, and secure a future.

To do that, we’ve developed a robust package of employee benefits unique to our industry. But perhaps the centerpiece of Didion’s employee benefits program is the opportunity to better oneself – to learn and grow personally and professionally. Here are a few ways that we foster that development:

1. Our Tuition Reimbursement Program provides up to $5,250 annually to eligible employees who wish to continue their education or become professionally licensed or certified.

2. The Didion Foundation Scholarship Program, available to employees and their children, provides financial assistance to pursue further education in safety, education, or STEAAM (science, technology, engineering, agriculture, automation, and math).

3. Didion’s unique Internship Program gives college students real-life experience in the industry. Far more than a typical job shadow, we allow students to participate in real innovations and solutions that give them a significant advantage after graduation.

4. Didion’s new Training Center, located in Cambria, is a valuable resource and an

excellent investment for improving our team members’ skills. The Training Center gives team members a safe and welcoming environment to learn and grow in areas like safety and compliance, job skills, future role readiness, and personal and professional development. This new space will facilitate classroom, virtual, and blended learning, as well as activities that support knowledge transfer and hands-on experiences.

We take pride in being connected to the communities we live in as well. We support programs and initiatives that promote education and community safety through the Didion Foundation. We’ve most recently awarded over $100,000 to local law enforcement and fire departments, FFA chapters, and along with a financial contribution, helped to build the framework of a future home for a deserving family through Habitat for Humanity.

METALCRAFT OF MAYVILLE

ROOTS RUN DEEP FOR MAYVILLE’S METALCRAFT

Although it wasn’t always referred to by the same name, Metalcraft of Mayville has always had its roots planted firmly in the metal fabrication and manufacturing industry – and the community of Mayville.

Its heritage can be traced back to the Peerless Traveling Goods Company founded in Mayville in 1920. While Peerless focused on manufacturing luggage products, another Mayville business, J. Dorst Company, had its sights set on metal stamping. Eventually calling itself Dorst Metalcraft, the company began producing parts for the automotive industry, as well as parts for Peerless, until it ceased operations and was sold to Dorst Metalcraft in 1958. In the years leading up to the purchase, Dorst Metalcraft had refocused its efforts to customer-contract sheet metal fabrication.

In the early 1970s, Dorst Metalcraft was purchased by Edwin “Ned” Gallun Jr. Within a year, a new, 63,000 square-foot plant was constructed on 30 acres of land, and the company’s name changed to Metalcraft of Mayville, the name it still holds today. By the end of the decade, Metalcraft employed about 100 men and women. While it continued its tradition of metal fabrication for various industries, it also ventured into the commercial lawnmower industry with its purchase of Scag Power Equipment in 1986, whose products had been built under contract by Metalcraft since Scag’s beginnings in 1983. The Scag brand would quickly become a top choice of lawn care professionals and continues to reinforce its position today as an award-winning industry leader.

Metalcraft still calls Mayville home, but has since expanded to West Bend, Beaver Dam, and Horicon. Most recently, the company has further grown, acquiring a rotational molding plant in Horicon, now known as Metalcraft Plastics Group. In recent years, the company has further grown, acquiring an automation located in West Bend, known as Metalcraft Automation Group, and has also acquired Versatran, a manufacturer of the “Retriever” line of heavy-duty truck beds for equipment transportation. From its humble beginnings of 100 men and women workers, Metalcraft now employs more than 1,400 people between all sites in a wide variety of positions.

Metalcraft of Mayville has earned a spot as a national leader in the metal fabrication and manufacturing industry, specializing in large original equipment manufacturers (OEM). Under its subsidiaries, it has become a trusted partner in commercial & residential lawn mowing and debris/turf management equipment, as well as holds an industry leading lineup of Retriever industrial equipment carriers and turnkey manufacturing automation solutions.

Metalcraft’s focus is to be the Employer of Choice with the best work environments in regards to safety, technology, equipment and processes. With the best possible benefits, including healthcare with access to free health clinics for primary care services. Additionally, all employees receive a catered lunch from a local business during every shift on “Thank You Thursdays.”

These are just some of the many ways Metalcraft creates an engaging environment for its employees. That environment extends to maximizing individual talents. Despite its size, the company is still family-owned, and places emphasis on its people.

Customers are treated with the same care and effort in mind: Metalcraft’s corporate philosophy is to work continuously on providing excellent customer service at fair prices, and always strive to be the best no matter what they do. With a goal of growing profit under those same standards, shareholders are also part of the company’s focus, as is the community: employees are given the opportunity to work one day annually at the charity of their choice - and still get paid.

Metalcraft also partners with local schools to promote STEM learning opportunities for students through Learning Labs. These are backed by a deep curriculum from LAB Midwest, featuring

industrial grade Robotic, Welding and CNC Machining technology. Additionally, the manufacturer sponsors community events throughout its facility footprint project; such as local fireworks, summer gatherings, parades, sports teams and more.

and hopefully will continue to for another 100.

Being a good community partner is a hallmark of the manufacturer, with owners who believe in giving back to the community that have supported them for more than a century –

ONE OF WISCONSIN’S “BEST KEPT SECRETS”

From the ripple of a wave to the roar of a snowmobile, Fox Lake has many activities for every season. Our resorts and lakeside community continually host fishing tournaments, fisherees, flea markets, ice events and several holiday and social events throughout the year.

Try your hand at a round of golf on our pristine 18-hole course or stop in for ice cream at one of our nostalgic diners. Peruse our vintage and specialty shops or take a dip at our aquatic center. To complete your visit, dine at one of our local restaurants, which offer a variety of choices from burgers and pizza to steak and seafood.

Fox Lake is a city rich in history. The Fox Lake Historical Museum, in the old train depot, displays the findings from the 1983 archaeological dig as well as other local history. We also have a historical room at our library..

Fox Lake offers a variety of industry throughout the city and rural areas. There is a 62-acre industrial park on the city’s south side.

A unique experience awaits all those who find themselves here, whether it’s for a day or for a lifetime.

WAUPUN

NATURALLY INVITING

Founded in 1839, the name Waupun comes from the Ojibwe word “Waubun” which means “dawn of day.” You will find the city nestled on the southern branch of the Rock River, where the Rock River Trail begins. Along this National Waterway Trail, experience the delicious Chocolate Trail, featuring Waupun’s own Guth’s Candy Shoppe; enjoy the Art Route, featuring Waupun’s collection of outdoor sculptures; or explore the Discover It History Trail with stops at Waupun Heritage Museum and the Horicon National Wildlife Refuge. As you explore, you will learn about the influence of industrialist Clarence Shaler. Shaler was instrumental in bringing major works of American art to Waupun. His Recording Angel turns 100 years old in 2023 when the city will celebrate a rededication ceremony to commemorate Shaler’s legacy. While here, plan to see the world-renowned “End of the Trail” sculpture by James Earle Fraser and participate in a walking or auto tour around the city to view a full gallery of sculptures – some commissioned and others original works of art by Shaler. Building on this rich cultural heritage, today Waupun is known for its historic downtown, unique shops and outdoor recreational opportunities that include the northern access points of the Horicon National Wildlife Refuge. Whether exploring

walking trails along the river’s path, hiking, biking, birding or simply relaxing, nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts will delight in an array of activities. Waupun amenities include camping, an outdoor aquatic center, state-of-the-art baseball complex, bowling, disc golf and an 18-hole golf course to name a few.

You will find Waupun an active, festive community where the calendar is sprinkled with fairs, festivals, open-air markets, and fun events. Each Thursday in July, enjoy Concerts in the Park. Celebrate Waupun, a free family festival, draws visitors both near and far to enjoy three days of fun and entertainment each June. The annual Waupun Truck ‘n Show, one of the largest truck shows in the country, salutes the trucking industry and features the Lights of Night Convoy during the second weekend of August each year. Best of all, you are always invited and we hope you enjoy your stay! Learn more by visiting fdl.com/ Waupun.

GE T LOST AND FOUND IN THE NATUR AL WONDER OF WAUPUN

Horicon Marsh Hiking Sculpture Tour Bicycling Golf & Disc Golf Farmer ’s Market Aquatic Center Ar ts

GIFTED IN 1929 AND LOC ATED IN SHALER PARK , THIS WORLD-RENOWNED C AST-BR ONZE MASTERPIECE IS A WISCONSIN LANDMARK AND LISTED ON THE NATIONAL REGISTER OF HISTORIC SITES

End of the Trail by James Earle Fraser

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Columbus is an historic city built along the Crawfish River and nestled among gently rolling hills and woodlands. The city is home to many homes and buildings listed on the Historic Registry. Columbus strives to preserve and promote its proud heritage.

Columbus offers an impressive array of community amenities: an Amtrak station serving thousands of passengers annually; two golf courses; the largest antique mall in Wisconsin drawing in 120,000 people annually; a moder n aquatic center featuring zero-depth entry and multiple water slides; and specialty shops and restaurants in its Downtown District.

• Amtrak Station (hub for the Empire Builder Line)

• Downtown Shops

• Diverse selection of restaurants

• Moder n Aquatic Center

COLUMBUS AREA

Visit Columbus and browse our specialty shops along with the state’s largest antique mall, take a step back in time, by viewing local homes and buildings listed on the Historic Registry. Grab a cup of coffee and a treat at one of our coffee shops and bakeries or dine at one of our many restaurants. Your visit would not be complete without stopping by our local breweries!

Enjoy the outdoors with your choice of two golf courses, tennis courts, biking and hiking trails, or taking the family to our Aquatic Center featuring zerodepth entry and multiple waterslides! Explore the Crawfish River for fishing and kayaking. Fireman’s Park also offers a disc golf course.

See the redbud trees blossom in spring, stay for the week-long Independence Day party, celebrate German culture and food in the fall, and experience holiday magic when the CP Holiday Train pulls into town. Book your overnight stays at our hotel that features an indoor pool and fitness center or one of the historic, quaint bed and breakfasts in town. We await your visit!

Juneau is the county seat of Dodge County. Close proximity to larger cities provides excellent shopping and cultural opportunities, yet one can still enjoy the small community atmosphere Juneau has to offer. Only about three miles west of the Rock River and minutes from Lake Sinnissippi and the Horicon Marsh, outdoor recreation and exploration are close at hand. The Wild Goose State Trail links the cities of Juneau and Fond du Lac. This 34 mile compacted limestone trail traverses oak woodlots, fertile farm fields, prairie remnants and sparkling streams as it runs through the rural country sides of Dodge and Fond du Lac Counties. Wildlife, scenery and level surface provide safe, easy and enjoyable biking and hiking for all ages.

Edwin Brix Vineyard & Sell Family wines is located right outside of Juneau, and is Dodge County’s first licensed winery. They grow a variety of red and white cold hardy grapes. Unlike most wineries in Wisconsin, 100% of their wines are made from grapes they grow.

The Dodge County Airport is located about 1 mile north of the city and is large enough to accommodate jet traffic.

The Juneau Chamber of Commerce holds community events throughout the year to encourage business growth and community strength.

GOLD STAR MEMORIAL TRAIL

The newest non-motorized trail in Dodge County is the Gold Star Memorial Trail which currently links the City of Mayville to the Horicon Marsh Education and Visitor Center via a separated path along Hwy 28 and Hwy TW. This trail serves as an important recreational trail for residents and visitors and serves as a memorial to fallen military service members of Dodge County and Wisconsin. The trail is for non-motorized use, primarily biking and hiking, and provides opportunities for cross-country skiing and snowshoeing in the winter months.

The trail connects to miles of hiking trails at the Horicon Marsh Education and Visitor Center – riding of bikes is not currently permitted on the Horicon Marsh hiking trails. Another segment of the trail utilizing marked city roads from the Horicon Marsh at Palmatory Street to the west end of Horicon at Whitty Park is also now open.

Future segments will extend the trail to connect with the Wild Goose State Trail and on to the City of Beaver Dam to create a significant regional connection between communities.

Horicon Marsh Canoe Trail

RIVERS

Dodge County’s river system is a hidden gem that awaits adventurers!

The gentle current you’ll find on the ROCK AND CRAWFISH RIVERS make them ideal for paddling. One of the most popular launches is Harnischfeger Park on the Rock River. Canoe and kayak rentals are also available here. Paddlers can travel upstream for 17 miles to Hustisford or downstream 25 miles to Watertown.

The ROCK RIVER WATER TRAIL is proud to be a designated National Water Trail. The water trail meanders down a gentle gradient through beautiful rural and wilderness landscapes and urban riverfronts to safely carry the water traveler 320 miles from the headwaters above the Horicon National Wildlife Refuge in south central Wisconsin to the Mississippi River at the Quad Cities of Illinois and Iowa. For further information on maps, access points and descriptions of all segments of the Rock River please see www.rockrivertrail.com.

Astico Park is a favorite launching point for paddling excursions on the scenic CRAWFISH RIVER. A canoe/kayak launch and canoe/kayak rentals are available here.

The BEAVER DAM RIVER is also great for recreational paddling. Cotton Mill Park to County Road J, is a section of the Beaver Dam River that begins as an exhilarating urban paddle before quieting down towards the outskirts of town amongst suburban development, then narrowing again and alternating between wooded corridors, farmland

Rock River in Wisconsin

and finally to a wider, almost marshy stretch, before the take-out. Add in a quite handsome train bridge, some minor drops and riffles, and you have yourself a great trip if you can catch it at the right levels. Ther is a kayak launch at Cotton Mill Park. Check out Beaver Paddlers on facebook for updates on river conditions and shuttle information.

LAKES

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LAKE SINISSIPPI

Lake Sinissippi is a haven for wildlife. The fisheries consist of northern pike, walleye, catfish and carp. A variety of waterfowl are either residents or visitors to the lake every year. American white pelicans, sandhill cranes, blue herons, Canada geese, eagles and others provide great opportunities for bird watching. Each season brings new activities and opportunities. The Lake Sinissippi Ski Club offers “Learn to Ski” programs every summer. The LSA 4th of July Lakefest and the Venetian Nite lighted boat parade in August highlight the summer events. Water skiing, swimming, wave runners, pontooning, kayaking, and canoeing are activities enjoyed all summer long. There are many places to explore with nine islands, backwaters and feeder creeks. Winter brings ice racing, snowmobiling and cross country skiing to the snow covered ice.

BEAVER DAM LAKE

As the 16th largest lake in Wisconsin, Beaver Dam Lake is the home of a variety of wildlife and fun events all year round. There are five city parks and one county park, as well as six boat landings making for easy access. The lake is well suited for non-motorized vessels like kayaks, canoes and standup paddle boards (rentals available at Waterworks Park) and with 6,542 acres there is plenty of room for pontoon boats, water skiers, fishing boats and wave runners. Winter brings the snowmobilers, skiers and ice fishermen. The lake is home to a variety of fish, including northern pike, walleye, bass, catfish, bullhead and a variety of pan fish. Events in and around the lake include fish tournaments, kids Fish ‘n Fun, Lake Days celebration and The Great Beaver Paddle Festival as well as being home to the nationally recognized Beaverland Must-Ski Water Shows.

Lake Size: 6,542 Acres

Maximum Depth: 11 Ft.

Lake Size: 2,855 Acres

Maximum Depth: 8 Ft.

LAKE EMILY

Lake Emily is a shallow, fertile lake located in the extreme northwest corner of Dodge County. The lake provides a quality fishery primarily of perch, bluegills, largemouth bass, and northern pike and receives heavy usage year round. Much of the lakeshore is developed with cottages and homes, except for the west side which is still undeveloped. A town-owned boat landing provides good fishing and boating access on the southern end of the lake.

Lake Size: 268 Acres

Maximum Depth: 17 Ft.

LOST LAKE

Lost Lake is located in west-central Dodge County. The lake is popular for fishing. Much of the shoreline consists of marshy areas. Boat ramps exist on the north and south sides of the lake as extensions of the town roads.

Lake Size: 245 Acres

Maximum Depth: 11 Ft.

FOX LAKE

The City of Fox Lake is located on the southeast shore of the lake where a city park with a boat landing provides recreational access. A town park with a boat landing provides access on the north side of the lake. Fox Lake is heavily used for boating, water skiing, and fishing. Fox Lake drains toward Beaver Dam Lake via Mill Creek.

Lake Size: 2,625 Acres

Maximum Depth: 22 Ft.

Beaver Dam Lake

Lake Emily

Fox Lake

Lake Sinissippi

RANDOLPH

A GREAT PLACE TO GROW

Welcome to Randolph, a traditional, small town community located about an hour north of Madison and within 5 miles of fishing and recreational lakes, which include Beaver Dam Lake and Fox Lake. The village has a strong agricultural economic support from the many farmers in the area. It is proud of that heritage.

Randolph offers peaceful neighborhoods, quality schools, a variety of churches and recreational opportunities, with a beautiful park and pool. Your visit wouldn’t be complete without stopping at Feil’s Supper Club to celebrate authentic German gemütlichkeit and to sit outside and enjoy their beautiful outdoor Biergarten. Randolph is also the host of the famous FFA Alumni Community Corn Carnival, held on Labor Day every year. Enjoy the FFA breakfast, followed by the parade and more fun at the park.

HOMEGROWN GOODNESS

BERRIES

Mayberry Farms

W2364 Cty. Rd. Y, MAYVILLE (920) 387-3696

www.mayberryfarmswi.com

HONEY

Honey Acres

N1557 St. Rd. 67, ASHIPPUN (800) 558-7745

www.honeyacres.com

Bee In My Bonnet

W3507 Cty. Rd. R, IRON RIDGE (920) 349-8853

Marshview Honey and Alpaca Farm

W4343 Wild Goose Rd., WAUPUN (920) 517-8156

ORCHARDS

Graves Family Orchard

W2423 St. Rd. 49, BROWNSVILLE 920-273-1665

Pieper's Fruit Farm

W2423 St. Rd. 49, BROWNSVILLE (920) 583-3056

Columbus Discovery Orchard W11888 Behan Rd., COLUMBUS columbusdiscoveryorchard.com

Golz Orchard

W5961 St. Rd. 49, WAUPUN (920) 324-5308

Tom Dooley Orchard

W5759 St. Rd. 49, WAUPUN (920) 324-3664

PUMPKIN PATCHES

Hoekstra’s Market & Greenhouse, LLC

N10348 Cty. Hwy. A, FOX LAKE (920) 928-2398

Waldvogel’s Farm N7416 Cty. Rd. I, JUNEAU (920) 885-9590

www.waldvogelfarm.com

Tietz Family Farm Market

W4500 Cty. Rd. CW, WATERTOWN (920) 206-0940

www.tietzfamilyfarms.com

CHEESE

Schultz’s Cheese Haus

N6312 Hwy. 151 S, BEAVER DAM (920) 885-3734

www.schultzscheese.com

Old Fashioned Foods

Cheese Factory & Outlet

331 S. Main St., MAYVILLE 920-387-7924 www.oldfash.com

Specialty Cheese Company

430 N. Main St., REESEVILLE (920) 927-3888

www.specialcheese.com

Widmer's Cheese Cellars

214 W. Henni St., THERESA (920) 488-2503

www.widmerscheese.com

Kraemer Wisconsin Cheese

1173 N. Fourth St., WATERTOWN (920) 261-6363

www.kraemercheese.com

FARMER’S MARKETS & FLEA MARKETS

Beaver Dam

Corner of Spring St. & Henry St., BEAVER DAM • (920) 887-3106

May - Oct.,

Tues. 4-7pm, Sat. 8am - noon

Dodge County Fairgrounds Hwy. 33, BEAVER DAM

Saturdays-May 20, June 17, July 22, Aug 26, Sept 23, Oct 14– 8am-2pm

Fox Lake Flea Market State St., FOX LAKE (262) 353-1704

Sat., April - Oct, 8am - 12pm

Hartford 147 N. Rural St., HARTFORD Hartford Recreation Center parking lot • (262) 673-7193

Sat., May - Nov., 7am-1pm

Horicon Kiwanis Park, S. Hubbard St., HORICON (920) 485-3200

Wed., May - Oct, 4pm-7pm

Hustisford Hustis St., HUSTISFORD (920) 349-8853

Sat., May - Oct, 7:30am-11:30am

Rural Mayville

N6409 County Road P, MAYVILLE (920) 209-7705

Mon., June - October, 3pm-6pm

Watertown Riverside Park, WATERTOWN (920) 261-6320

Tues., May - Oct, 7am-12pm

Watertown Library Parking Lot 100 S. Water St., WATERTOWN Thurs., August - Oct,

Waupun O’Connor, Wells &

Welcomes

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2023 Cambria Friesland Area Events

March 18 Cambria Fire Department Spring Fundraiser - Cambria Fire Station

March 23 6:00pm - Chamber seminar: The Process for a 1031 Exchange Cambria Fire Station Meeting Room

April 1 ............................. 10:00am - Kiwanis Egg Hunt - Cambria, Tarrant Park

June 2-3 Softball Tournament - Cambria, Tarrant Park

June 3............................. Cambria Village Wide Garage Sales

June 9-10 ....................... June Dair y Days: parade (Saturday 7:00pm), pedal pull, games, food and live music - Markesan

June 13 - August 22 ...... Tuesday nights 7:30-9:00pm - Friesland Community Band Concerts & Pie Social -Friesland Village Square

June 14 6:00-9:00pm - Community Night: live music, children’s activities and concessions - Cambria, Tarrant Park

June 17........................... 4:30-7:00pm - Friesland Fireman’s Chicken BBQ - Friesland Fire Station

July 4 Friesland 4th of July Celebration

July 14 6:00-9:00pm - Community Night: live music, children’s activities and concessions - Cambria, Tarrant Park

July 14 5:00-11:00pm - Markesan Dog Days - Bridge Street, Markesan

August 4-6 Park Days Softball Tournament - Cambria, Tarrant Park

August 5 ......................... 10:30am - Park Days Parade followed by Chicken BBQ, BINGO, Pool Games, Live Music & Festivities - Cambria, Tarrant Park

August 12 8:30am-2:30pm - Alsum Farms & Produce 50th Anniversar y Celebration & Tator Trot 5K - Friesland, Alsum Produce

August 16 6:00-9:00pm - Community Night: Live Music, Children’s Activities and Concessions - Cambria, Tarrant Park

August 26 ....................... 11:00 am-4:00 pm ride -19th Annual Dump Poker Run, Pig Roast, Live auction, and Live music (proceeds go to charity) 105 W Edgewater Street, Cambria

September 17 ................. 1-4 pm - Heritage Days - Markesan Historical Society

October 7 ........................ Friesland Fire Annual Gun Raffle and Silent Auction- Friesland Fire Department

October 31 ...................... 5:00-7:00pm - Cambria Trick-or-Treat

November 11 .................. 9:00am-2:00pm - Craft Fair - Cambria-Friesland School

November 11 Lake Committee Fish Fr y & Raffle - Cambria Fire Station

November 17-18 ........... Friday 5:00-8:00pm; Saturday 8:30am-2:00pm - Markesan Homespun Holidays Craft Fair and Children’s Activities - Markesan High School

Nov. 27-December 8 Cambria Jane Morgan Memorial Librar y Silent Auction

December 9 .................... 10:00-11:00am - Santa Visit - Cambria Fire Station Community Center

December 23 .................. Markesan Tree Lighting Ceremony

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The neighboring communities of Cambria and Friesland are surrounded with some of the richest farmland in Columbia County Local farmers yield bumper crops and can truck to local facilities as each community holds a large ethanol plant. North America’s newest dry corn mill sits on Cambria’s hillside. The Village of Cambria also has two canning facilities where peas, beans, asparagus, and corn are locally grown, canned, and shipped. Large food grade Warehouse facilities, in the Village of Friesland, store many of the canned goods until they are transported out by local companies. Wind turbines grace the landscapes and recall the Dutch heritage of the founding residents of Friesland.

Lush woodlands and marsh areas house an array of wildlife in their natural habitats. These peaceful natural landscapes provide great hunting and hiking grounds for residents and visitors. Cambria’s Tarrant Lake provides a great atmosphere for summer and winter activities such as fishing, snowmobiling, and ice skating. Tarrant Park hosts many community events throughout the year and is a great area to enjoy with family and friends. The Friesland Park, just a jaunt away, offers a relaxing atmosphere with a sheltered picnic area, ballfield, tennis courts, and children’s playground. If camping is your idea of fun, there is a local campground where you can go for a quiet getaway!

Lying on the edge of Friesland since 1973, Alsum Farms & Produce will be celebrating 50 years in business this summer! They have expanded to grow, source, package, and transport a wide variety of fruits and vegetables throughout the United States, gaining national recognition for their Wisconsin. grown potatoes and onions. On August 12th Alsum Produce will be hosting their 50th anniversary celebration including their 6th Annual Tator Trot 5k Run and vendor market, along with a special bus tour of their farm.

Local celebrations are held each year within the communities. A hundred-year-old tradition continues throughout the summer on Tuesday evenings in Friesland: band concerts in the Village Square. These social gatherings offer homemade pies from different community, groups. On the 4th of July, Friesland has one of the greatest fireworks displays in the area along with a pie social and band concert of patriotic songs. The first weekend in August, Cambria celebrates Park Days with softball tournaments, a Saturday morning parade, and festivities in Tarrant Park throughout the weekend. The 19th Annual Dump Run, a large charity event, will be held on Saturday, August 26. This event, hosted by The Dump Bar in Cambria, has raised over $400,000 for local charities and organizations.

Residents and visitors alike utilize the local banking facilities and enjoy the delicious food and drinks in the local restaurants and bars. Life-saving volunteer opportunities are available with local volunteer fire departments and emergency first responders. The area offers many

Food grade Warehousing & Storage

exceptional job opportunities. Residents and visitors alike can use the local banking facilities and enjoy the delicious food and drinks in the area’s restaurants and bars. Life-saving volunteer opportunities are available with the local volunteer fire departments and emergency first responders.

Home of the Hilltoppers, Cambria-Friesland School includes students from pre-kindergarten to twelfth grade with an 11:1 student-teacher ratio. The school also offers extracurricular activities such as athletics, music, band, art, FFA and industrial arts.

We welcome all to visit the Cambria Friesland area for yourself. Come to experience the natural beauty and fun events; stay for the economic opportunities that our quiet, friendly communities can offer to you!

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MAYVILLE

GATEWAY TO THE HORICON MARSH

Enjoy the drive into Mayville along the Rock River with a view of the historic pavilion in City Park. City Park offers free kayak rentals, frisbee golf, baseball, volleyball, playgrounds and picnic grounds.

Known as the historic “Gateway to the Horicon Marsh”, this sportsman and naturalist’s paradise offers fishing, hunting, birding and hiking as a few of its leisure activities. The renowned Horicon Marsh and nearby Indian effigy mounds are also a must visit.

The Gold Star Memorial Trail runs through Mayville and can be used year-round for running, walking, hiking, biking, snowshoeing and crosscountry skiing.

The Mayville Golf Club is an 18-hole golf course offering a fun, but challenging golfing experience.

The TAG Center provides a wide range of services and programs. It has a 12,500 square foot aquatic center, indoor walking track and a fitness center with the latest equipment along with a 1,000 square foot mezzanine and free weight area. When visiting, make sure to browse the shops and enjoy dinner and drinks in the Mayville Park Square, right in the middle of Mayville’s Historic Downtown. Explore the West side and the blend of unique shops, services, and restaurants it has to offer.

Explore the past as you visit the Mayville Limestone School Museum and the Hollenstein Wagon and Carriage Museum, rich in historic artifacts, photography and memorabilia from the Mayville ironworks, and years gone by, as well as our local industries of today.

Downtown Mayville welcomes you

Mayville is a productive community where industries employ a workforce of over 3,500 people in metal fabrication, food processing and specialty production.

Experience our community by attending our festivals and celebrations throughout the year. From celebrating our Nation’s Independence at Rock ‘N Boom to the annual fall migration of Canada Geese at Audubon Days there will always be plenty of family fun!

SCAN HERE TO LEARN MORE ABOUT MAYVILLE

Stop for the day, shop around town, make some friends and stay a while

From our quaint shoppes to our welcoming local businesses, you will want to put Mayville’s downtown on your list to visit! Awarded a “Placemaking” award for the Midwest, Mayville has shown it’s a great place to Stay, Shop, Eat, Play, Live and Work! With Music downtown on Thursday nights in June and July, festivals, Parades, and events throughout the year, you will want to Make It Mayville all year long!

VISIT HORICON MARSH

Get outdoors and experience the wildlife and many seasons of natural beauty at Horicon Marsh. The marsh provides habitat for endangered species and is a critical rest stop for thousands of migrating ducks and Canada geese. Because of its importance to wildlife, Horicon Marsh has been formally recognized as a Wetland of International Importance by the Ramsar Convention of the United Nations, is a “Globally Important Bird Area” and is a unit of the Ice Age Scientific Reserve. It has also been designated as one the “Seven Natural Wonders of Wisconsin” and is often referred to as the “Little Everglades of the North.” While the marsh in renowned for its migrant flocks of Canada geese, it is also home to more than 300 resident and migratory bird species which have been sighted over the years. Due to its international significance, scientists from around the world have traveled here for professional training to improve conservation programs in their own countries.

The Horicon Marsh State Wildlife Area comprises 11,000 acres of the marsh while the northern 22,000 acres is part of the Horicon National Wildlife Refuge. Besides the over 300 bird species, other wildlife that live on the marsh are muskrats, red foxes, coyotes, turtles, frogs, bats, fish, deer, beaver, raccoons, river otters, mink and much more.

Within the marsh there are hiking and bicycling trails, driving trails, two boardwalks, fishing piers, boat launches and canoe/kayak trails. Of course birding, photography, hiking,

hunting, snowshoeing, cross country skiing and fishing are popular activities on the marsh as well.

Take a tour of Horicon Marsh through time, from the Ice Age and to present day, through the narrated, interactive exhibits at the Horicon Marsh Explorium at the Horicon Marsh Education & Visitor Center.

Visitors should stop at Horicon Marsh Education & Visitor Center or Horicon National Wildlife Refuge Office and Visitor Center for maps and information about the marsh.

Horicon is located alongside the Horicon Marsh. The Ramsar Convention for the United Nations named Horicon Marsh a “Wetland of National Importance” that provides critical habitat for more than 300 species of birds and numerous other wildlife species.

Friends of the Horicon Marsh Education and Visitors Center features 5 miles of hiking trails, 36-mile Auto Route, Biking, and Canoe Trails. Year-round visitors flock to Horicon to enjoy the bounty of birds of North America. Horicon has been a proud bird city for over 10 years.

Horicon’s employment opportunities are rich in variety. Long standing established business like John Deere and Horicon Bank along with Hardware Hank, Leroy Meats, The Rock River Tap and Subway just to name a few.

Come and enjoy the Horicon Phoenix Clubs Music at the Market in Kiwanis Park on Wednesdays all summer long! Visit in the Fall and enjoy the Chamber of Commerce Autumn Art on the Marsh Craft Fair. Visit Horicon Chamber of Commerce, Horicon Phoenix Program, Horicon Lions Club, Horicon Marsh Education and Visitors Center websites or Facebook pages for more information.

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INTERACTIVE EXPLORIUM

MEET CURLY THE WOOLY MAMMOTH

CHILDREN’S DISCOVERY AREA

HIKING TRAILS

BIRDING OPPORTUNITIES

GROUP TOURS

EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS

VISIT THE FLYWAY GIFT SHOP

TRAILS

Horseback Riding

Dodge County welcomes horseback riding on a separate 14-mile pathway along the Wild Goose State Trail between Highway 60 and Pautsch Road (about four miles north of Burnett). Trail terrain is generally easy riding, although special caution is necessary in areas with steep side slopes, wet crossings and near highways and roads. The trail surface is grass, dirt and wood chips and winds through wooded and open areas in the right-of-way of the Wild Goose Trail. Horses are not allowed on the limestone-surfaced trail except at designated horse trail crossings.

Snowmobile Trails

Snowmobile enthusiasts will find an interconnected system of more than 320 miles of groomed county snowmobile trails that traverse farm fields, woodlots, lowlands and the Wild Goose State Trail, with another 180 miles of unfunded “club-owned” trails available for use within the county. Trails provide access to trail systems in neighboring counties. The “club-owned” trails serve more of the local users often connecting the county trails and populated areas that provide food, service and overnight facilities. Visit us at dodgeparks.com or call 920-386-3705

CHURCHES

WE WELCOME YOU TO WORSHIP WITH US

St. Joseph Catholic Church, 118 W. Main Street, Waupun, 920-324-5400

Mass Times:

Wednesdays 8 am

Saturdays 4pm & Sundays 10:30 am

Annunciation Catholic Church, 305 Green Street, Fox Lake, 920-928-3513

Mass Times:

Fridays 8 am

Saturdays 6 pm & Sundays 8:30 am

Masses for St. Joseph on Facebook & Masses for Annunciation on Facebook & Youtube

Rev. John J. Radetski, Pastor

All are welcome here!

Union-Congregational Church

125 Beaver Dam St, Waupun Church Office: (920) 324-2801

www.uccwaupun.net

8:30 AM - Media Worship Service

9:30 AM - Traditional Worship Service

God is still speaking.

9:00 AM - 1st Sunday of the Month with Holy Communion

Worship With Us!

Pastor Jim Wendt

Sunday

300 West St. Beaver Dam, WI 53916 www.ssbdwels.com

Email:

(920)885-4497

Dodge County ATV Trail Wild Goose State Trail

(Status Line) for more information.

ATV Trails

Dodge County opens 20 miles of ATV trails from Dec. 1 - Mar. 31. Riding is only permitted during that time when the county has officially declared the trail open. The ATV trail can be opened if there is sufficient ground freeze or snowbase to prevent damage to the trail surface. The trails are primarily located on the surfaced areas of Wild Goose State Trail and the designated ATV trail routes through Burnett and East Waupun. The ATV trail runs from the parking lot at Highway 60 north to Highway 49. Visit us at dodgeparks.com or call 920-386-3705

(Status Line) for more information.

office@saintstephen.org

(920) 885-3309

Pastors: Dorn, Heyer, Stratman

Principal: David Schulz

Worship Opportunities: Thursday: 6:30 PM

Friday: 1:30 PM

Sunday: 8:00 AM & 10:00 AM 9:15 AM Educational Hour

Gather around God’s Word Grow in God’s Word Go with God’s Word

311 W Mackie St. Beaver Dam, WI 53916 www.firstluthbd.org

www.facebook.com/firstluthbd www youtube.com/firstluthbd

8am Traditional Service In Person, 95.3 WBEV, or watch live on Facebook or YouTube 10am Contemporary Service In Person or watch live on Facebook or YouTube

Thursday 1 pm Brief Traditional In Person

We lco ming Growing Ser ving

St Stephen Lutheran Church

505 N. Palmatory Street, Horicon (920)485-6687

Web Site: ststephen-lcms.org

FaceBook: StStephenHoricon

Worship With Us

Saturday—5:30 p.m.

Sunday—9:00 a.m.

Monday—5:30 p.m. June-August

OFFICE HOURS

Monday-Friday • 7:00 a.m.—3:30 p.m.

A Member Church of the Lutheran Church Missouri Synod.

“The Mission and Ministry of St. Stephen Evangelical Lutheran Church is to bring Christ to all people and to help them grow in their Christian faith, life and service.”

LODGING & CAMPING

AMERICINN BY WYNDAM

325 Seippel Blvd., BEAVER DAM 920-356-9000

americinn.com

ARNOLD JACKSON HOUSE

N7669 Indian Hills Trails

BEAVER DAM

920-356-9440

arnoldjacksonhouse.com

HOLIDAY INN

EXPRESS & SUITES

311 Seippel Blvd., BEAVER DAM

920-392-7900

ihg.com/holidayinnexpress

DERGE PARK

N8379 Cty. Rd. CP, BEAVER DAM 920-386-3700

dodgeparks.com

QUALITY INN & SUITES

815 Park Ave., BEAVER DAM 920-887-7171

choicehotels.com

SUPER 8 HOTEL

711 Park Ave., BEAVER DAM 920-887-8888

super8.com

GLACIER VALLEY

CAMPGROUND

N8129 Larson Rd., CAMBRIA 920-348-5488

glaciervalleycampground.com

ASTICO PARK

N3620 Cty. Rd. TT, COLUMBUS 920-386-3700

dodgeparks.com

BOARDERS INN & SUITESCOLUMBUS

219 Industrial Dr., COLUMBUS 920-623-8800

staycobblestone.com

HA WHITNEY INN

229 N. Ludington St. COLUMBUS

414-418-2893 •hawhitneyinn.com

HAYES RESORT

W10551 Blackhawk Trail

FOX LAKE

920-928-2616 • hayesresort.com

COBBLESTONE

HOTEL & SUITES

101Park Ave., HARTFORD

262-670-6010

staycobblestone.com/wi/hartford

AMERICINN BY WYNDHAM

HARTFORD

1527 East Summer St., HARTFORD

262-673-2200

wyndhamhotels.com/americinn/ hartford-wisconsin

KETTLE MORAINE STATE FOREST-PIKE LAKE UNIT

3544 Kettle Moraine Rd., HARTFORD

262-670-3400

dnr.wisconsin.gov/topic/parks/ pikelake

SUPER 8 BY WYNDHAM HARTFORD

1539 East Summer St., HARTFORD

262-709-8209

wyndhamhotels.com/super-8/ hartford-wisconsin

SILVER BELL MOTEL

720 Grand Ave #2419, HARTFORD

262-673-2232

HONEY BEE INN

611 E. Walnut St., HORICON

920-485-4855 • honeybeeinn.com

LEDGE PARK

N7403 Park Rd., HORICON 920-386-3700 • dodgeparks.com

ROYAL OAKS INN

W4419 Highway 33, HORICON 920-485-4489

THE PLAYFUL GOOSE CAMPGROUND

2001 S. Main St., HORICON 920-485-4744 • playfulgoose.com

IRON RIDGE INN

129 Main St., IRON RIDGE 920-387-4090 • ironridgeinn.com

HARNISCHFEGER PARK

W3048 Crawfish Rd., IXONIA 920-386-3700 • dodgeparks.com

PRAIRIE HOUSE

N4898 Arrowhead Trl., JUNEAU 414-690-3464 • prairiehouse.info

SHANE ACRES COUNTRY

INN BED & BREAKFAST

N4589 Primrose Ln., JUNEAU 920-341-3004 shaneacrescountryinn.com

MAYVILLE INN

701 S. Mountain Dr., MAYVILLE 920-387-1234 mayvilleinn.com

RIVER'S BEND INN B&B

257 N. German St., MAYVILLE 920-387-2224 riversbendinn.com

LEDGE PARK REVIEW

SILVER SPRINGS CAMPSITES INC.

N5048 Ludwig Rd., RIO 920-992-3537 silverspringscamp.com

WILLOW MILL CAMPSITE

N5830 Cty. Highway SS, RIO 800-582-0393

willowmillcampsite.com

HERITAGE INN HOTEL

700 E. Main St., WATERTOWN 920-261-5700

heritageinnhotel.com

HOLIDAY INN EXPRESS 101 Aviation Way, WATERTOWN 920-262-1910 • hiexpress.com

JESSE STONE B&B 300 S. Washington St. WATERTOWN 920-262-1918

bedandbreakfast.com

SUPER 8 1730 S. Church St., WATERTOWN 920-262-1910 • super8.com

AMERICINN BY WYNDHAM

204 Shaler Dr., WAUPUN 920-345-1140 • AmericInn.com

GATEWAY INN & SUITES

5 Gateway Dr., WAUPUN 920-324-2500 • stayboarders.com

INN TOWN MOTEL

27 S. State St., WAUPUN 920-324-4211

theinntownmotel.com

We were so impressed with everything, from the scenery to the well-maintained facilities. We didn’t get a chance to try out all of the trails but the one along the ledge was especially beautiful and the rock formations are amazing! The campsite was spacious, level, easy to access and wellspaced from neighboring sites.

The bathroom/ shower facility was especially welcome and helpful and we really appreciated having a dump station right there on the premesis. The location is very convenient as a base camp for day trips around the Marsh and surrounding area.

I’ve travelled all around the state, having lived in WI most of my life but had never been to Ledge Park before. I will certainly be back and will recommend it to others.

Thanks to Dodge County for such a wonderful vacation!

Ledge Park Camper

Ledge Park

So much to see and do in Hustisford!

Calendar for 2023 Dodge County Visitor & Community Guide –Hustisford

January 1st

Toilet Bowl Parade @ Noon-Downtown

Water barrel fights, music 1-6 @ Hustisford Community Hall

January & February

Sinissippi Ice Racing

Sundays (weather permitting) on Lake

Sinissippi by Sinissippi Lake Pub

January & February

WI Auto Group Ice Trails (WAG)

Sundays (weather permitting) on Lake

Sinissippi by Neider Park boat landing

February

Hustisford Lions Club

Annual Pizza Sale @ Hustisford Town Hall

Hustisford Booster Club

Pancake Breakfast

Hustisford High School Commons

Chili and/or Soup Cook Off Hustisford Community Education Dept. @ Hustisford High School

March 12

Polka Dance 1-5 pm

Music by Bob Breuer Band

Hustisford Community Hall

March 19

Irish Dinner 11:00-2:00

(with Irish Dancers)

St. Michael’s Lutheran Church

April 2

Polka Dance 1-5 pm

Music by Steve Meisner Band Hustisford Community Hall

April 8

Easter Egg Hunt - 11:00-2:00 @ Hustisford Public Library

Sponsored by Hustisford Business Association

Late May through Late October

Hustisford Farmers Market

Every Saturday 7am-Noon on the Corner of Hustis & Griffith Streets

May 6

Kentucky Derby Event Hall opens @ 4:00

Hustisford Community Hall

May 14

Polka Dance 1-5 pm

Music by Keith Gennerman Band Hustisford Community Hall

May 26

Hustisford High School Graduation

7:00 pm @ HHS Gymnasium

May 27

UTV/ATV Run

begins & ends @ Hustisford Community Hall

May 29

Memorial Day Parade @ 10:00 am

Ceremonies @ Cemetery & Memorial Park

Hustisford American Legion Post 420

June through September

John Hustis House Tours

Memorial Park

By appointment: 920-349-3501

Hustisford Historical Society

June, July & August

Music in the Park Concerts - 6:30-8:30 pm

2nd & 4th Tuesdays – Memorial Park

Sponsored by Hustisford Historical Society

June 3

Lake Sinissippi Association (LSA)

Annual Meeting @ Hustisford Community Hall

June 8

Ice Cream Social

Sponsored by Sinissippi 4H @ Hustisford Community Hall

June 11

Ice Cream Social @ St. Michael’s Lutheran Church

June 24

Polka Dance 1-5 pm

Music by Jon Dietz & The Twin Lakes Trio @ Hustisford Community Hall

July 8

Lakefest sponsored by Lake Sinissippi Ass’n. @ Riverside & Lions Parks

July 15

Polka Dance 1-5 pm

Music by Zweifel Brothers

Hustisford Community Hall

August 1

National Night Out

Hustisford Community Hall parking lot

August 5

Polka Dance 1-5 pm

Music by Mike Schneider Band

Hustisford Community Hall

August 12

Stuff the Bus

Amoco Gas Station

Sponsored by Hustisford Lions Club

August 19

LSID Annual Meeting

Hustisford Community Hall

August 26

Venetian Night

Hustisford Lions Club

Riverside & Lions Park

September 9

Founder John’s Day

Memorial Park

Sponsored by Hustisford Historical Society

September 24

Polka Dance 1-5 pm

Music by Tom Brusky Band

Hustisford Community Hall

September 30

Wine Walk

Sponsored by the Hustisford Business Association

October 15

Polka Dance 1-5pm

Music by Steve Meisner Band

Hustisford Community Hall

October 27

Soccer Club Halloween Dance Hustisford Community Hall

October 29

Legion Pancake Breakfast Hustisford Community Hall

Sponsored by Hustisford American Legion Post #420

November 12

Polka Dance 1-5 pm

Music by Barefoot Becky & The Ivanhoe Dutchmen

Hustisford Community Hall

November 25

Cookie Walk – 9 am-noon

John Hustis House in Memorial Park

Sponsored by Hustisford Historical Society

December 2

Visit with Santa Hustisford Community Hall

Sponsored by Hustisford Lions Club

December 2

Christmas Tree Lighting in Memorial Park

Sponsored by Hustisford Historical Society

December 9

Cookie Walk – 9 am-noon

St. Michael’s Lutheran Church

***All dates/times subject to change***

A kiosk with local infor mation is located in Memorial Park at the intersection of W. Juneau St. and N. Ridge St. Check us out at www.hustisford.com or Hustisford Area Happenings on Facebook for up to date infor mation.

HUSTISFORD

Come visit picturesque Hustisford on beautiful Lake Sinissippi and the Rock River. It is centrally located between Milwaukee and Madison and just a short distance south of the Horicon Marsh. Launch your boat or kayak at the Neider Park boat landing and see firsthand the splendor of Lake Sinissippi and its islands. You will encounter American white pelicans, bald eagles and other wildlife. Fishing is also a popular sport on the lake where you may catch panfish, northern pike or walleye.

Enjoy our small town atmosphere and charm. We have a wide variety of shops and businesses in and around the area. From vintage and handmade treasures, hardware and home improvement supplies to garden supplies and gifts, gourmet treats and specialty items to flooring and more. Hustisford has your everyday needs covered.

Hustisford also boasts a brand-new Dollar General right off Hwy. 60 as well as two gas station/convenience stores. There are also many service-oriented businesses such as hair salons, a chiropractor, attorneys, insurance and real estate reps and massage therapists.

Industry is also present in the community with Pivot Point, RolAir, Berlon Industries and Hopfinger and Sons in the forefront. Pivot Point recently installed one of the largest and tallest American flags in the area. It stands at 150 feet tall and the flag itself is 30 feet by 60 feet. It can be seen prominently when traveling south through the village on Lake Street.

When visiting the Hustisford area, stop at one of our many bars and eateries for a refreshing drink and some excellent food. There is everything from coffee and sweet treats to sandwiches and fish fries, ice cream and pizza to wine and cheese available.

Whether you want to shop, dine or just relax, come and enjoy the beauty and serenity of the area. Hustisford will not disappoint.

HARTFORD

WE’RE ALL HEART

Nestled in the heart of Wisconsin’s southern Kettle Moraine, Hartford is a thriving community that offers exceptional quality of life, top-notch education, historic architecture, fine arts, natural beauty and state-of-the-art museums.

Shop in Hartford’s historic downtown with a combination of specialty shops and restaurants that offer a unique shopping and dining experience.

The Pike Lake Unit of the Kettle Moraine State Forest offers hiking, swimming and camping. Enjoy our 18 parks that have everything from play equipment and sports fields to shelters, an ice rink and disc golf. Hartford also has an outdoor water park with waterslides, lazy river, and zerodepth toddler wading area.

History comes alive at the Wisconsin Automotive Museum. Showcasing transportation history, the museum is Wisconsin’s largest auto museum, featuring an ever-changing display of classic and vintage autos and

artifacts plus the largest assembled group of Hartfordbuilt Kissel luxury automobiles. The museum’s art deco interior sets off 115+ vehicles on exhibit, including: Pontiacs, Studebakers, Chevrolets, Kaisers, Fords, and other cars from around the world. The collection is rounded out by displays of automotive artifacts such as gas pumps, signs, license plates, oil cans and other petroliana. An assortment of outboard engines built in Hartford from 1930s – 1990s are also on display. Hartford truly has something for everyone, come experience all that is new!

GOLF

BEAVER DAM COUNTRY CLUB

W8884 Sunset Dr. BEAVER DAM 920-885-4106 beaverdamcountryclub.com

OLD HICKORY GOLF CLUB

W7596 St. Rd. 33 BEAVER DAM 920-887-7179 oldhickorygolfclub.com

COLUMBUS COUNTRY CLUB

301 Ingalsbe St., COLUMBUS 920-623-5880 columbuscountryclub.net

KESTREL RIDGE GOLF CLUB 900 Avalon Rd., COLUMBUS 920-623-GOLF (4653) kestrelridgegolf.com

FOX LAKE GOLF CLUB N10500 Indian Point Rd. FOX LAKE 920-928-2508 foxlakegolfclub.com

HARTFORD GOLF COURSE

7072 Lee Road HARTFORD 262-673-2710 hartfordgolfclubwi.com

ERIN HILLS GOLF CLUB 7169 Cty. highway O HARTFORD 262-670-8600 erinhills.com

WASHINGTON COUNTY GOLF COURSE

1365 Clover Road HARTFORD 262-670-6616 golfwcgc.com

HORICON HILLS GOLF CLUB

3000 S. Main St. HORICON 920-643-2000 horiconhillsgolf.com

THE GOLF CLUB AT CAMELOT W192 St. Rd. 67 LOMIRA 920-269-4949 golfcamelot.com

MAYVILLE GOLF COURSE 325 S. German St. MAYVILLE 920-387-2999 mayvillegolfcourse.com

WATERTOWN COUNTRY CLUB 1340 N. Water St. WATERTOWN 920-261-5009 watertowncc.com

THE ROCK GOLF CLUB 700 County Park Rd. WAUPUN 920-324-2621 golfrrcc.com

WATERTOWN

OPPORTUNITY RUNS THROUGH IT

Whether you enjoy history, outdoor adventure, indoor activities, great food, or an excellent shopping, Watertown is the place for you.

Our Rich Heritage

History enthusiasts will delight in Watertown’s rich heritage and historical sites, including the Octagon House Museum and America’s First Kindergarten which are open to visitors from May-October with guided tours. Don’t miss their outdoor music series June-August, and the Octagon House Ice Cream Social with 1st Brigade Band Concert held in September. Eight walking/driving tour brochures guide you through historic neighborhoods, commercial districts, highlighting historical architecture, and ghost signs and murals. The brochures are available through the Chamber of Commerce.

The Dodge-Jefferson Counties Genealogical Society offers assistance for beginners and experienced family history researchers

A City for all Seasons

Watertown offers an abundance of outdoor recreation. Rent a kayak or paddle board and float the Rock River. Watertown’s ample park system is sure to impress visitors with 30 parks covering over 300 acres. Wooded walking trails, a 21-hole Frisbee golf course, skate park, fishing areas, lighted tennis courts, basketball courts, volleyball courts, ice skating, cross-country skiing, and playgrounds are among the many amenities offered. Don’t miss the Watertown Aquatic Center, featuring water slides and other wet and wild activities for all ages.

For indoor activities, bowl a few frames at Watertown Bowl, catch a movie at Towne Cinema, try a variety of activities at Rampage Recreation Center, master indoor axe throwing at Kiss my Axe, or have some fun at Skate Express Family Roller Rink.

Art, Antiques & Shopping Galore! Watertown’s 9-block historic downtown makes for a memorable shopping experience whether you fancy boutiques, antiques, jewelry, (fine or artisan), music, or anything in between!

The Watertown Farmers Market is held in Riverside Park every Tuesday (May through October) 7am to 12pm, with a 2nd weekly Farmers Market held each Thursday (August through October), in the parking lot of the Watertown Public Library on Water St. from 3-6pm.

Dining

Try one of the “Best 101 Burgers in America” at Zweig’s Grill or favor a true Wisconsin dining experience at Elias Inn or Donny’s Girl, both excellent supper club choices! Other choices for dining in Watertown include: Amado Jr’s, El Mariachi, Two Sisters Café, Sake House Japanese Restaurant, and so many more. Specialty coffee shops are always a favorite and offer more than just coffee, including jewelry, books, coffee accessories, and fresh ingredient menu items. Get your first cup at Berres Brothers Coffee Roasters, Literatus & Co., or Latte Donatte. To complete your dining experience, a stop at Watertown’s iconic Mullen’s Dairy Bar is a must!

Music and Theater

The talented Watertown Players provide the city with theatrical productions. There is always music in the air, with the Watertown Municipal Band playing seasonally. Watertown enjoys the privilege of being home base for The 1st Brigade Band, a nationally known Civil War era band which plays 19th century music on period instruments.

Major Events and Festivals

Each year, Watertown is host to over 100 public events and festivals. Riverfest, a FREE four-day music festival is held annually in August. It features nationally known entertainers, a carnival, classic car show, craft show, fireworks, and over a dozen local restaurants on site.

Watertown’s beauty lends a great backdrop for the many races the city hosts. Participate in a 5k or bike through the countryside in Tour Da Goose. The views won’t disappoint.

Watertown has many fall and winter events including Pumpkin Palooza, Women’s Only Weekend, the Holiday Parade of Homes, Christmas Parade of Lights, visits with Santa, and so much more!

SCAN FOR OUR ONLINE CALENDAR AND DETAILS ON EVEN MORE EVENTS THROUGHOUT THE YEAR .

HISTORICAL SOCIETIES & MUSEUMS

Ashippun History Committee

PO Box 206

Ashippun, WI 53003

920-474-4708

Email: info@ashippun.com ashippun.com

Columbus Area Historical Society

New location to be dertermined

Columbus, WI 53925

(920) 623-211

Look for us on Facebook: Columbus, WI Area Historical Society

Dodge Centre Historical Society

N7031 St. Rd. 26

Juneau, WI 53039

920-386-4915

Email: bernice_kuntz@att.net

Museum

187 East Oak Grove St., Juneau, WI 53039

May-October, 1st and 3rd

Sundays, 1:00 - 4:00 p.m.

Fox Lake Historical Society

PO Box 493

Fox Lake, WI 53933

920-296-0254

Email: frankdesigns@powerweb.net

Horicon Historical Society

PO Box 65

Horicon, WI 53032

920-485-4028

Email: hsociety@ticon.net

Hustisford Historical Society

PO Box 44

Hustisford, WI 53034 920-349-3302

Kekoskee/Williamstown Historical Society

W3166 County Road Y

Lomira, WI 53048

920-382-5788 (Greg Tennies)

Email: info@kwhsi.org

kwhsi.org

Lebanon Historical Society

PO Box 23

Lebanon, WI 53047

262-542-7872

Email: lebanonwihistory@gmail.com

Museum

W4672 Ivy St., Lebanon, WI 53047

May-October, 1st Sunday, 1:00 - 4:00 p.m.

Lomira

Historical Society

PO Box 1108

Lomira, WI 53048

920-948-0188

Email: kietzerj@yahoo.com

Silver Leaf School House

Sterr Park, lomira.lib.wi.us/history

Lost Lake-Randolph Historical Society & Museum

W11827 Concord Rd., Randolph, WI 53956

920-326-3301

Email: contact-us@lostlakerandolphhistory.org

LostLakeRandolphHistory.org

June-Sept., 1st and 3rd Sundays, 1:00 - 4:00 p.m.

Honey Acres, Inc.

N1557 Highway 67, ASHIPPUN

1-800-558-7745 • 920-474-4411

Open all year Monday-Friday

9:00 a.m.-3:30 p.m.

May 15 - October 30

Saturday and Sunday 12:00 noon-4:00 p.m.

Closed holidays

Dodge County Historical Society

105 Park Ave., BEAVER DAM 920-887-1266

Email: ksampson2@wi.rr.com dodgecountyhistory.com

Tuesday-Saturday 1:00-4:00 p.m.

Fox Lake Depot Museum

211 Cordelia St., FOX LAKE

May-Sept., 1st and 3rd Sundays 1:00-4:00 p.m.

Explorium - Horicon Marsh

Education & Visitor Center

N7725 Highway 28, HORICON

920-387-7890 • horiconmarsh.org

Hours: Weekdays 9:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m.

Weekends 10:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m.

Closed major holidays

Satterlee Clark House Museum

322 Winter St., HORICON

May-October, 4th Sunday 1:00-4:00 p.m.

Wisconsin Automotive Museum

147 N. Rural St., HARTFORD 262-673-7999 • wisconsinautomuseum.com

Mayville Historical Society

PO Box 82

Mayville, WI 53050

920-387-5787

info@mayvillehistoricalsociety.org

mayvillehistoricalsociety.org

Neosho/Rubicon Historical Society

2nd and 4th Sundays

May 22nd-October

1:00 - 4:00 p.m. or by appointment.

115 S. Schuyler St., Neosho, WI

Look for us on Facebook: Neosho

Rubicon Historical Society

262-443-3583 Free Admission. Donations accepted.

Solomon Juneau and John Schiefer

Historic Homes and Reklau Log Building

Highway 175, Milwaukee St., Main St., Theresa, WI 53091

Memorial Day

June-September,

Last Sunday, 1:00 - 4:30 p.m.

Theresa Historical Society

PO Box 74

Theresa, WI 53091

920-488-2783

Look for us on Facebook: Theresa Historical Society

Watertown Historical Society and Octagon House & Museum

919 Charles St. Watertown, WI 53094

920-261-2796

watertownhistory.org

Museum open - May: 12-3 pm, Sat & Sun (other by appointment)

June, July & August: 12-3 pm, Every day except Tuesdays, but will be open of July 4th.

September: 12-3 pm, Sat & Sun (other by appointment)

Waupun Historical Society

314 Beaver Dam St. Waupun, WI 53963

920-324-3878

Email: waupunhistorical@powercom.net

Hollenstein Wagon & Carriage Museum

Bridge & German Streets, MAYVILLE

May-Oct., 2nd and 4th Sundays 1:00-4:00 p.m.

Mayville Limestone School Museum

215 N. Main St., MAYVILLE 920-387-2593

Email: info@mlsm.org • mlsm.org

May-October, 1st and 3rd Sundays 1:30-4:30 p.m.

May 1 - September 30 Mon.-Sat. 10:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m., Sun. Noon-5:00 p.m. October 1 - April 30 Wed.-Sat. 10:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m., Sun. Noon-5:00 p.m.

John Hustis House/Museum

Memorial Park, HUSTISFORD 920-349-3302 • 920-349-3501

hustisford.com

Tours on Memorial Day, Founder John’s Day or by appointment.

Old Village Hall Museum 115 S. Schuyler St., NEOSHO

April-October, 2nd and 4th Sundays 1:00-4:00 p.m.

Waupun Heritage Museum

22 S. Madison St., WAUPUN waupunhistory.org

March-December

Wed 3:30-7:00 p.m. Sat 10:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m.

ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT

Beaver Dam Area Community Theatre’s Fine Art Center

SchauerArts andActivities Center

Dodge County Center for the Arts

130 W. Maple Ave.Beaver Dam 920-341-6278 • dodgecountyarts.org

Dodge County Center for the Arts holds regular art exhibits, featuring artists from the Dodge County area as well as state and national artists. Every year they host a Holiday Gift Gallery, where you can buy amazing arts and crafts from local artists.

117 W. Maple Ave., Beaver Dam 920-885-6891 • bdact.org

The fine arts center offers a handicap entrance and lobby and elevator for all three floors. The main auditorium seats 350, there is also a multi purpose performance and reception area, plus meeting and lobby areas. The main stage auditorium is equipped with up-to-date technology, an orchestra pit, highly serviceable back stage, scene shop and dressing rooms.

147 N. Rural St., Hartford 262-670-0560 • schauercenter.org

The Schauer Center is the Kettle Moraine’s regional center for the arts—staging professional touring performances through its Performing Arts Series as well as performances by schools and its resident groups. The Schauer Center also offers classes in the visual and performing arts for all ages.

VINTAGE & ANTIQUES

BEAVER DAM ANTIQUE MALL

142 Front St., BEAVER DAM (920) 887-1116

BULLFROGS & BUTTERFLIES

320 S. Spring St., BEAVER DAM (920) 356-1759

bullfrogsandbutterflies.biz

CROSSWALK ANTIQUES

124 Front St., BEAVER DAM (920) 887-9586

GOODWILL STORES

130 Frances Ln., BEAVER DAM (920) 885-3109 • goodwill.org

ST. VINCENT DEPAUL SOCIETY

123 & 125 Dodge Dr., BEAVER DAM

(920) 885-6971• svdpdodgecounty.org

TWISTED SISTERS

112 S. Spring St., BEAVER DAM (920) 356-8984

COLUMBUS ANTIQUE MALL

239 Whitney St., COLUMBUS (920) 623-1992

columbusantiquemall.com

ST. VINCENT DEPAUL SOCIETY

110 Meister Dr., COLUMBUS (920) 623-2004

ON LAKE TIME

211 W. State St., FOX LAKE (920)520-0202

WILLOUGHBY'S ANTIQUES

215 State St., FOX LAKE ST. VINCENT DEPAUL SOCIETY

52 South Main St., HARTFORD (262) 673-6980 • svdpwc.com

HEN PICKED ANTIQUES & GLASS 108 Branch St., HARTFORD 262-971-7081

JOHN HOBBIES 54 N Main St., HARTFORD 262-673-7454

SHARRON’S ANTIQUES

135 N Main St., HARTFORD 414-531-9707

THE GATHERING OF HARTFORD

326 W. Prospect St., HARTFORD (262) 673-3772

THE SHE SHED

600 Grand Ave., HARTFORD 262-457-3101

Theshesshed660@yahoo.com

ABLELIGHT THRIFT SHOP

620 Washington St., HORICON (920) 485-4113 ablelight.org

WESTSIDE TATTOO AND TREASURES

301 East Lake St., HORICON (414) 659-8803

KURT’S CLASSICS

113 S. Lake St., HUSTISFORD

MERCANTILE

109 S. Lake St., HUSTISFORD (920) 349-3533

ONE FOR ALL RESALE

131 S. Lake St., HUSTISFORD

MAYVILLE VINTAGE

MARKETPLACE

102 S. Main St., MAYVILLE

SWEET GINGER VINTAGE

26 S. Main St., MAYVILLE (920) 579-0367 • sweetgingervintage.com

TELLER OF TALES

(HOBBY SHOP)

133 Stark St., RANDOLPH (920) 600-8097

SIMPLY THRIFT

151 Stark St., RANDOLPH (920)326-3510 • simply-thrift.com

SMART SHOP

349 Stark St., RANDOLPH

BETHESDA THRIFT STORE

800 S. Montgomery St.,WATERTOWN (920) 261-7030

bethesdalutherancommunities.org

BLUE BUTTERFLY THRIFT STORE

2 E. Main St., WATERTOWN (920) 215-1154 • bluebutterflythrift.org

CLARA’S ANTIQUES

100 E. Main St., WATERTOWN (920) 262-2007 • clarasantiques.com

ST. VINCENT DEPAUL SOCIETY

1181 N. 4th St., WATERTOWN (920) 261-2691 • svdpusa.org

BARGAINS GALORE THRIFT STORE

810 W. Main St., WAUPUN (920) 324-8677

bgthriftstore@sbcglobal.net

BH HOME

309 E. Main St., WAUPUN (920) 579-7775

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FINDERS KEEPERS STORE

N3637 Brown Rd., WAUPUN (920) 960-1358

Pop up shop-Spring & Summer

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ROADSIDE RELICS

10 Jackson St., WAUPUN (847) 477-7154

roadsiderelicswaupun.com

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