I wasn't sure that I was going to the same corn fest. I went to previously, but this was new to me…read more Cute little town with all the country warm feels. Did I say the corn is complementary? It is! It's also a fundraiser for the fire department, which is awesome. Firefighters were roasting and serving the corn. It looked like it was unlimited and donations were appreciated which I was happy to oblige. Live music was really fun and upbeat in the tent with an homage to Dolly Parton and Kenny Rogers, which was really cool. There was some sort of racetrack going on on the far end which looked fun also. Plenty of carnival rides and vendors with crafts and more. The food tent also looked really good and fairly priced. plenty of easy access parking. The corn was definitely end and late in season and not very tasty, but it was still fun to go to a corn fest. And support the firefighters!

Cornfest is a 5 star event. Let me explain why.... Every year, this beautiful "All-American"…read morefestival is a free event sponsored by Birdseye Foods. The kids love the rides. $20 and they ride all weekend. The roasted corn is free. I can usually kill two pieces. Then I spend $6 and buy a huge paper bag full of corn to take home to share with family, friends, and neighbors. All I see around me is families from all walks of life having barrels of fun with their kids and siblings. There is a huge playground here and you can also bring a cooler to picnic on the many picnic tables. Everyone is having so much fun. Check out the vendors too. Homemade ice cream is to die for. The food here is soo good. The bands, the families, the kids, best parade I've seen in a long time, the ambiance is all 5 stars and best of all, the kids are excited about coming here. Come on down, you won't be disappointed!!

Guided tour, very interesting and informative. Home of a civil war composer and a there was…read morereplica of one of the descendants home that was on Lake Geneva.

Visiting the Webster House is like stepping back in time to the mid-1800s. The house and the Boyd…read moreCarriage Barn have both been reorganized in the past couple years with many interesting things to see. Tour guide was very knowledgeable about local history and that of the home and barn. Definitely worth the visit! Admission was also free!

What an absolute blast. The local Lions Club event is excellent…read more There is something for everyone. A children's bounce house and large play area. There is also another play ground as well. There are bands playing and adult beverages - it is Wisconsin... The food is good and the prices are reasonable. It is for a good cause. Williams Bay is beautiful. Stay at the Chippewa and make it a weekend.

The Williams Bay Lions Club sponsors this annual event, which takes place over three days in…read moremid-August in Edgewater Park. If you want to eat a seemingly unlimited supply of corn on the cob and brats, you're in luck. You can also enjoy hot dogs and hamburgers, as well as a seemingly endless flow of Miller Lite. The corn and brats this year were very tasty. The corn got especially rave reviews from dozens of my extended family members. I think the real winner here is the bake sale, where homemade baked goods (brownies, cookies, pies, etc.) abound. Everyone can enjoy the live entertainment, and there is a playground and other activities for the kids.

Really nice festival in downtown Burlington, Wisconsin. Lots of vendors, Maxwell Street days in and…read moreabout the city. A wide array of crafts and other sundries to purchase. Many different events/crafts for the kids. Live entertainment, food trucks, and drinks. Admission is free so is the parking.

The show was great and the music for all the a ya was good the thing that got us was the last song…read morewith a tribute to America and veterans and we love that however it was Trumps rally song and we absolutely hate trump and would have left right that second but couldn't get out the way the chairs were and we couldn't get passed to exit but hated every minute of that !! Pick another song not that trump crap

Great show. Great for kids. Enjoyed very much!! The horses and entertainers are all very talented.read more

The worst "festival" I've ever been to in my life. Seriously so boring. I think I was there for…read morelike a half hour because there's seriously nothing to do. And now they're crying about a shirt.

I'm about to tell you a secret.....Harvard Milk Days…read more About an hour and a half, maybe two hours, north west of Chicago close to the Wisconsin state line, you'll find a small town called Harvard. Every year in late spring/early summer the entire town celebrates what is known as Harvard Milk Days. It started off in 1942 as a small celebration honoring dairy farmers but today has grown into a month of festivities, contests, and celebrations. It is the longest running festival in Illinois. The milk, the dairy industry's contribution and tradition continue to be the foundation for the festival. The festivities and contests include Antique Tractor Show, Bed Races (a must see!), Car and Bike Show, Prince and Princess Contest, Harvard Milk Day Queen Contest, Milk Run/Walk, Outdoor Grilling Competition, Carnival and more! One of the events that I didn't mention yet is the Milk Days Parade. The parade always takes place on the first Saturday in June rain or shine. The parade route is painted white---to symbolize milk, of course! The parade brings hundreds of thousands of people from all over to town. It's great for a wide range of ages. The children love seeing how much candy they can collect, the teens enjoy the freedom from their parents as they walk along the parade route and the adults enjoy the many parties and boozing. If you're looking for a small road trip to take this summer, this has got to be it! Even if you're not from Harvard, just show up during the first weekend in June...the people of this town will welcome you with open arms, plenty of kegs and will not let you leave disappointed! For all the other events I listed check out the website for info on registration and dates. http://www.milkdays.com/index.htm And of course, if you decide it's for you, let me know!

Really fun time at Oktoberfest. Plenty of food, music, and libations. The town and surrounding…read morearea were very full of celebration goers! Businesses were getting business, and parking was limited (but eventually you could find a spot). Crafters, and other distributors on premises. Pumpkin decorating was fun! German dancers were outstanding! Free admission a plus!

Big disappointment. Other than the beer, you wouldn't have known you were at an Oktoberfest. No…read moreGerman music but a DJ playing dance music both days. It was basically a craft show with food trucks selling non-German food. Lesson leaned...

wonderful, inexpensive theater. Have seen several top rated movies at this theater. A rural setting…read moreand a pleasure to visit.

I checked out a film today at Whitewater Cinema today. The popcorn was fresh and the popcorn…read morecombo was affordable in my opinion. Because the local theater to me in Janesville closed, the owner Jale was offering a free movie ticket yesterday and today. The movie was great except for a small blue dot in the center of the screen. I brought this to Jake's attention after the movie. He was aware of the issue but needs to have a repair man fix it a.s.a.p. There is also a pinball section when you first come in. I am guessing but I think they had at least a dozen pinball machines. Jake explained there are daily deals on ticket prices. He suggested checking out their Facebook page for upcoming deals. I will be back to Whitewater Cinemas.