Rotary Light is a long standing LaCrosse tradition that brings hundreds of volunteers together to…read morepresent this cheerful holiday event that is absolutely FREE. I come yearly from the Twin Cities. I stay at the Radisson hotel on the river. I get a Riverside room and I watch the fireworks from my room. The Rotary Light is located at Riverside Park. You can drive thru, walk through or take a horse carriage for $25 +tip. They have many photo opportunity spots, they have a warming house, multiple fire pits, an ice skating rink. I have also seen Santa & Reindeer there. This event goes on from Thanksgiving until NYE at 1 am. This is a great winter activity.

If you're in the La Crosse area around the holidays I think you need to go see the lights, you can…read moreeither walk through (and it's pretty chilly) or you can drive through which is what we did. It was really fun to turn on the radio and see the lights dance along with the music. This is a great time for kids and adults alike. Santa is there and a living nativity, all it costs is a donation of canned food - it's for a grate cause. Take the time to enjoy the lights and donate to a good cause - yes the lines can be kind of long but it's worth it.

Haven't yet been to the Winery, but found their Frost Watch Red at a little gas station just…read moreoutside Holmen. Excellent wine! I look forward to getting a chance to visit their winery and taste some of their other wines in the future. I know I will come home with a case of Frost Watch Red at least.

So glad we found this place. Generous tasting, free glass, wine slush, wonderful murals, SUCH nnice…read morepeople and incredible wine. Chocolate Paradise wine, amazing. You will want a case! Take a little stop here, you will be happy you did!

There simply is not a better place in the LaCrosse area for art shows, art work, concerts,…read moreworkshops, etc. This place truly is a community partner supporting the arts. A must stop-in!!!

From the owner: Visual Arts: 3 galleries featuring regional artists; new exhibitions approximately every 6 weeks…read more Performing Arts: Concerts and theater performances throughout the year. Film: International film screenings monthly, Sept-May. Education: Art, music, and theater classes.

We visited here a couple of years ago and were pleasantly surprised on how big inside. We easily…read morespent a couple of hours here and also did the teddy bear clinic too. Admission was free since we have reciprocal science museum membership. Parking is street which you come early for best spot in front of museum.

The La Crosse childrens museum is located in downtown La Crosse. It is filled with lots of fun and…read moreeducational things for kids. When we went there was a Kwik Trip replica, large fire truck, dinosaur maze, climbing pads, water table, train tracksand much more. It costs 8 dollars per person when visiting but on Sundays it is 7 dollars, and children 12 months and under are free. They also have memberships available.

Cute little winery in town. We enjoyed many of the wines which were all very unique. We hit there…read moreonly 30 minutes before closing but they were still happy to pour us a tasting.

Cute little spot to enjoy a beer or wine. This place is unique because it's a Brewery & a Winery!…read moreSo you can do some beer & wine tasting in one place. The bartender was very welcoming and place is small but feels Homey. All the beer and wine is made there. I opted for the semi-sweet wine flight: white cranberry cabana (Pinot gris), leisure time lime, pinky sky morning (pink moscato), pomegranate paradise (white Zinfandel). My favorite were the white cranberry & the pink moscato...I took 2 bottles home, one for a friend and another for myself! There's really not much to do around La Crosse and Onalaska so if you're near the area and enjoy some beer and wine, bookmark this place! It's worth making a little pit stop.

We have been going to Amanda's for 3 years now and it has been a great experience for my daughters…read more They love going to dance class! They have a wide range of classes from recreational with a recital at the end of the year to competition groups. Very sweet teachers and well organized staff.

My daughter has been a student at Amanda's Academy of Dance for 10 years. The reasons we keep going…read moreback are many: a dedicated staff that provides wonderful opportunities for ALL dancers, creative age-appropriate choreography, a warm and inviting environment for learning, wonderful competitive performances and a showcase recital at the end of the year featuring all students. In addition, strength and conditioning are covered in classes and my daughter has learned to be confident, graceful and poised. I recommend Amanda's Academy of Dance, centrally located in downtown La Crosse, to anyone interested in dance education for their child.

I used to come here with my uncle when I was young. This place hasn't really changed much since…read morethen and that's what makes it fantastic!! I love how LOUD the engines get when dozens of cars race past the stands. Cheap and fun date night you can even bring the kids to! Family fun on a budget.

It's your typical American Legion. About 20 people usually older, and me the 21 y.o.. There is a…read morelot of seating for a bar of this size, I kind of think it's weird, but defiantly a plus on busy nights. They have a pool table, a pull tab machine, and a couple of coin gambling machines. They always have free pop corn, which is delicious, but the machine is covered with tons of grease on the inside. So it is drunk popcorn only, I only touch it when I really want popcorn.

From the owner: For almost 100 years, The American Legion has served as a patriotic veterans' organization with…read moremore than 2.4 million members in 14,000 posts across the world. American Legion Post 284 proudly serves the community of Holmen, Wisconsin, committed to the organization's mission of mutual helpfulness. Members of the Morris Snuggerud American Legion Post 284 contribute by mentoring young people, volunteering, and sponsoring wholesome programs in their community, such as the Holmen Kornfest, an annual family-friendly event that features food, a carnival, and a parade. The post itself is open to the public as a restaurant, serving food from 11 a.m.-6 p.m. Mondays and 11 a.m.-8 p.m. Tuesday through Fridays. Menu items include hamburgers, grilled chicken sandwiches, chicken strips, grilled cheese sandwiches, pizza, and tacos. Functioning as both a bar and tavern, American Legion Post 284 hosts nightly specials, such as Tuesday Night Trivia and special events, including classic car cruise-ins. Need to rent a facility for an event? The post also features reception halls available for special occasions and can also serve as banquet facilities or a wedding venue. As a civic organization dedicated to bettering its community, American Legion Post 284 offers youth in Holmen a place to enjoy activities, such as volleyball, in a fun atmosphere...