Discovering Wisconsin’s History: Burial Mounds

Posted on: 5/14/2013

Between 800 BC and 1200 AD, Native Americans built over fifteen thousand burial mounds in Wisconsin. That’s more than anywhere else on the continent.

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Wisconsin Architecture’s Unique Appeal

Posted on: 3/21/2013

Wisconsin is known nationally for its state parks, lakes, and rolling hills. But the state’s man-made beauty is just as fascinating. From grandiose to off-the-wall, Wisconsin architecture has something to capture every visitor’s interest. Here’s a sampling of our favorites!

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On the Hunt: Antiquing in Wisconsin

Posted on: 3/12/2013

Rummage sale season doesn’t start up for a few weeks. So for the thrill of the hunt, head indoors for some antiquing fun. Sentimental, conversational, or historic items, you never know what treasures you’ll find. Why not make it an all-day affair? Or, for our die-hard hunters, an all-weekend affair? We’ve outlined an itinerary, starting in Green Bay and ending in Oshkosh.

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Weekend Getaway Ideas: Cedarburg

Posted on: 2/19/2013

Just 20 minutes north of Milwaukee is nestled one of Wisconsin’s small town gems. The cozy town of Cedarburg has preserved all the loveliest details of yesteryear. Even the most modern traveler will appreciate this tiny town (pop. 11,412). With so many beautiful boutiques and quaint cafés it was hard to narrow down our top picks, but we’ve managed to craft a Cedarburg weekend getaway that’s sure to please.

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Fan Favorites: Wisconsin Indoor Activities

Posted on: 2/18/2013

Getting out doesn't have to mean staying outside. Wisconsin has an endless supply of fun indoor activities. From historic theaters to downtown galleries, our Facebook fans and Twitter followers put in heir two cents. If you’re getting cabin fever, check out some of these suggestions:

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Wisconsin Date Ideas

Posted on: 2/15/2013

Valentine’s Day may be over with, but that doesn’t mean the romance is gone. This weekend, skip the rom-com and roses and get creative. These unique Wisconsin date ideas are sure to leave an impression on your plus one.

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Fun Wisconsin Historical Sites

Posted on: 2/7/2013

We like to think of Wisconsin as fun. Lively. Exciting. Anything but boring. So, of course, Wisconsin history should be shared in a way that’s entertaining and engaging, too. Forget reading textbooks and watching outdated documentaries. History can — and should — be fun! If you’re looking to travel off the beaten path and learn a few things in the process, visit some of these exhibits, museums and landmarks.

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Wisconsin Art Indoors and Out

Posted on: 2/1/2013

Wisconsin’s art scene is a masterpiece worthy of the finest frame. Milwaukee was just named one of America’s top 12 “ArtPlaces” so our must-see works of art, talented artists, and breathtaking venues are no longer a secret of the art world's inner circle. But don't let Wisconsin's well-earned prestige intimidate you! Our best works aren't all tucked away in the hallowed halls of galleries and museums. From glistening ice sculptures to breathtaking paintings, wintertime is the perfect time to admire man-made beauty, indoors and out.

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Wisconsin’s Off-The-Beaten-Track Destinations Part Two

Posted on: 1/25/2013

If you’ve never tasted a Door County fish boil, biked through a mile-long pitch dark tunnel, or visited a mustard museum, this list is for you. Wisconsin’s off-the-beaten-track destinations offer delicious food, fun outdoor sports and fascinating history. Here are some personal favorites from the law firm of DeWitt Ross & Stevens and friends.

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Curtain Call: Wisconsin’s Theatres with History

Posted on: 1/8/2013

If you can tear your eyes away from the stage, you might notice that sometimes, the real sight to see is the theatre itself. Wisconsin’s gorgeous theatres have stories as rich as the ones you see on stage. So hold on to your playbills, tuck away your ticket stubs and queue up a special presentation of some of Wisconsin’s best venues.

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