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September 2025 Events listed below:

  • 08/30-09/01/2025
    Glidden Community Fair, Marion Park, Glidden WI.  Complete Schedule can be found Facebook.
  • 09/01/2025
    Wisconsin State Free Fishing Weekend, no license required. For more information, call 715-682-2500, or visit www.dnr.wi.gov.
  • 09/05/2025
    Wisconsin Parkinson Association: Chequamegon Bay Area Parkinson’s Support Group. You are not alone. Our meetings are 1pm the first Friday of each month at the Ashland Enrichment Center, 715-682-2776, 400 Chapple Ave. The Bay Area Parkinson’ s Support Group was created to provide encouragement and education for people living with Parkinson’s and their caregivers in the Ashland and Bayfield County area. Questions can be directed to Reggie Holmes: bapsg2024@gmail.com.
  • 09/06-14/2025
    Bayfield Chamber & Visitor Bureau presents: 2025 Bayfield Art Escape.  From painters, jewelers, potters, and sculptors to woodworkers and performers, Bayfield’s high-quality art scene is worth celebrating. Join us for the second annual “Art Escape,” a nine-day celebration of “all things art” across Bayfield County and Madeline Island. Experience the arts through demonstrations, and open houses, and create your own masterpiece through a workshop.  Come see why so many are inspired by the natural beauty of Northern Wisconsin and create your own Art Escape during this week-long art extravaganza. https://www.bayfield.org/art-escape/
  • 09/06-07/2025
    Bayfield Festival of Arts. This juried art show is held in Memorial Park on the scenic shores of Lake Superior in downtown Bayfield. Visitors will find a unique selection of pottery, painting, jewelry, sculpture, glassworks, wood carvings, photography, and more. Saturday 10am-5pm; Sunday 10am-4pm. Bayfield Memorial Park, 2 Rittenhouse Avenue, Bayfield. For more information call 715-779-3335 or visit https://www.bayfield.org/festival-of-arts-and-gallery-tour/
  • 09/06/2025
    Ashland Mural Fest & Classic Car Show, downtown Ashland, 10am-3pm. Mural Trolley Tours, Fun Music, Cornhole Tournament, Car Show, Craft & Food Vendors and Music. For more information, call 715-682-2500.  Mural Fest Craft Vendors  Mural Fest Car Show.
  • 09/06/2025
    Copper Peak Trails Fest. Join us for a day of bikes, music, fun, and friends. Party and shred some gnar at North America’s largest ski jump! There will be XC Mountain Bike Races, Enduro Race, Trail Run, Kwik Trip Little Rippers Kids Race, Live Music, Food Trucks and more! For more information or to register go to https://copperpeaktrails.org/. N13870 Copper Peak Rd, Ironwood.
  • 09/06-07/2025
    Cornucopia 21st Annual Art Crawl will be held in Cornucopia from 10am-4pm Saturday & Sunday. Event features fine arts and crafts. Stay for great food offerings, music, a hike, paddle, etc.  www.visitcornucopia.com/events/2025-cornucopia-art-crawl
  • 09/10/2025
    Big Top Chautauqua presents:  The Pack Drumline 7pm. 32525 Ski Hill Rd, Bayfield, WI. For tickets and more information visit www.bigtop.org
  • 09/12-13/2025
    Lake Effect Music Fest, hosted by Them Coulee Boys, is a two-day celebration of music and outdoor adventure at Big Top Chautauqua in Bayfield.   Nestled at the base of Mt. Ashwabay, this inaugural festival will be an unforgettable experience with a lineup of over 20 bands performing across two stages, featuring genres from indie and folk to bluegrass. ​Beyond the music, attendees can immerse themselves in nature with on-site camping under the stars, explore scenic hiking and mountain biking trails, and enjoy a variety of food trucks, and refreshing beverages including an array of local craft beers. Mt. Ashwabay offers views of Lake Superior and the Apostle Islands that will take your breath away. As the first music festival organized by Big Top Chautauqua, it promises to provide a unique blend of musical performances and outdoor activities, creating lasting memories for all who attend.  Click here to purchase tickets.
  • 09/13/2025
    Oktoberfest in Butternut at the American Legion Hall.
  • 09/13/2025
    Village Fest in Butternut at the Butternut Village Pavilion on Michigan Street. Feature live polka music and free brats 4- 8pm. Participants are encouraged to bring a dish to pass. Beer and wine available for purchase. The event is FREE, although free will donations are certainly appreciated for the Butternut Area Historical Society. Questions call Kelly 715-661-4814.
  • 09/13/2025
    Chequamegon MTB Festival, American Birkebeiner Trailhead 42225 Telemark Rd, Cable. 715-798-3594. For more information, visit www.cheqfattire.com.
  • 09/16/2025
    Science on Tap at The Alley at 6:30pm! 806 Main St W.
  • 09/18/2025
    Chequamegon Veterans Center – History Speaker Series – In Copperation with Iron Jaw Productions Presents:  published author Mike O’Connor who will be speaking on the life of Poplar native, WWII fighter ace and Medal of Honor recipient Major Richard Bong.  6pm.  We have two more possible speakers that will be announce in the near future. Free Admission – Open to the public.  2pm  211 6th Street West.
  • 09/19/2025
    Big Top Chautauqua presents:  Bonnie Raitt with Special Guest Jimmie Vaughan & The Tilt-A-Whirl Band at 7pm. 32525 Ski Hill Rd, Bayfield, WI. For tickets and more information visit www.bigtop.org
  • 09/19/2025
    The Big Top Chatuaqua Backstage presents: Lost In The Woods presents The Armando (FREE) at 7pm. 84810 Hwy 13, Bayfield. www.bigtop.org
  • 09/20/2025
    Walk to End Alzheimer’s 2024 at the Enrichment Center. Registration at 9am, opening ceremony at 9:40am and walk at 10am. Funds raised stay local to provide care, support, advocacy, and research for a cure to ultimately end Alzheimer’s Disease. Register today at act.alz.org/ashland
  • 09/20/2025
    Copper Falls State Park Fall Festival & Brat Fry.  September colors offer people a chance to enjoy the park’s beauty and experience the fun at the annual Fall Festival on from 10am-3pm. Arts and crafts, raffle, food, entertainment, vendors, children’s activities, and demonstrations. Events are co-sponsored by the Friends of Copper Falls State Park and the Wisconsin DNR. All programs will be held rain or shine and are open to the public. Parked vehicles will need to have purchased either an annual or daily park pass; $8/day for Wisconsin plates or $11/day for out-of-state plates, available at the park office. Pets are not allowed at most program venues. For special accommodations, as needed, contact park staff prior to the program date.  Copper Falls State Park is located near Mellen, Wisconsin. Follow State Highway 169 northeast for 1.7 miles, turn north on Copper Falls Road at the State Park’s main entrance, stop at the park office, then continue north to the parking and picnic grounds approximately 1.5 miles. For more information about events contact the park at 715-274-5123.
  • 09/20/2025
    Clam Lake Elk Fest  Downtown Clam Lake, 715- 310-4857. FREE! Elk fest is timed to be at the peak of elk bugling season. Many people visit the area to go into the forest and listen to the sounds. The Elk Country ATV club puts on a roasted chicken dinner with all the trimmings.  Large area for vendor exhibits with free vendor space with over 70 vendors display and sell. Vintage snowmobile swap meet. A fun nature walk with kids with hidden elk and deer antlers in the woods and a prize for the biggest shed found.  DNR Elk Education Presentation and live music during the day.  https://clamlakewi.com/saturday-september-21-2024/
  • 09/23/2025
    NWCC of Tamarack Health in collaboration with Essentia Health hosts Courageous Connections, a Cancer Support Group at Tamarack Health Ashland Medical Center, 1615 Maple Lane in the Stockton Island meeting room on the ground floor near the coffee shop. 11am-12pm. There are virtual options available as well. We provide a safe and welcoming space to allow for sharing patients’ and caregivers’ experiences. We also provide guest speakers on cancer and caregiving-related topics such as: fear of recurrence, emotional impacts of cancer, finding hope and much more! For adults diagnosed with cancer, caregivers, and loved ones impacted by cancer. Please RSVP in advance by calling Laura Martinsen 715-685-5004.
  • 09/24/2025
    Apple Pie and Dessert Contest (Bayfield Pavilion).  The public is invited to indulge in handcrafted apple treats at the Apple Pie and Dessert Tasting from 5-7pm, or until pie is gone. Everyone is encouraged to beat the crowds and take part in this early bird event before the Apple Festival officially begins and enjoy plenty of ice cream and apple pie.  Admission to the social is $4 if you wear a 2025 Apple Festival button or $5 without a button. Included in the admission is a 2025 Apple Festival button, a slice of delicious apple pie, Tetzner’s cinnamon ice cream, and a beverage. The winning pies and desserts will be announced immediately following judging, and attendees will have the opportunity to sample all of the winners!
    Pie and dessert entries and completed contest forms must be submitted between 3-3:45pm at the Bayfield Lakeside Pavilion. No submissions will be accepted after 3:45pm.
    https://www.bayfield.org/event/apple-pie-%26-dessert-contest/3688/
  • 09/25/2025
    2025 Walk to End Alzheimer’s will be at the Central Railyard Park at 9am.  Join today – act.alz.org/ashland
  • 09/26-27/2025
    ABC Raceway 47th Annual Red Clay Classic powered by Enbridge. Late Models, Modifieds, Super Stocks, Mid-West Modifieds. Hot Laps 6:30pm. Race track located 3.5 miles south of Ashland on Butterworth Rd. For more information, call 715-682-4990 or visit www.abcraceway.com.

 

September Monthly Happenings:

  • Saturdays, end of May through August: Stock Car Races at ABC Raceway, 2187 Butterworth Rd. For more information, call 715-682-4237, or visit www.abcraceway.com.
  • Saturdays Mid-June through mid-October: Ashland Area Farmer’s Market, 8am-12pm, on Chapple Ave, Ashland in front of Black Cat and Ashland Baking Company. Check them out on Facebook or visit www.ashlandareafarmersmarket.com.
  • Bay City Cycles  …. 2025 Casual Group Ride. Check our Casual Group Ride at Bay City Cycles Facebook group for weekly updates.
  • Guided Mural Trolley Tours -The 8-block Main Street Business District, listed on the National Register of Historic Places, is the background for a fascinating tour through Ashland’s history as seen through the eyes of Ashland’s mural artists Kelly Meredith and Susan Prentice Martinsen. Trolley Tours are on a first-come, first-serve basis. Pick-up Location in the parking lot of the Bay Area Civic Center, 320 4th Ave West. The tour will be approximately 75 minutes long. Tickets are purchased on the Trolley. Cost: $5.00 per person.  Children under 6 are FREE! (Cash only accepted, you pay on the Trolley.) For more information on the Mural Trolley Tour please call the Ashland Chamber at 715-682-2500. Sponsored by Ashland Area Chamber of Commerce and BART. Tours run Fridays and Saturdays 10am & 1:30pm and Mondays 1:30pm. June 2nd through September 7th.
  • Northern Great Lakes Visitor Center. Open Tuesday-Saturday, 9am-5pm.
  • Bay City Cycles  …. 2024 Casual Group Ride. Check our Casual Group Ride at Bay City Cycles Facebook group for weekly updates.
  • Recreation and Fitness Resources –  Please see their website for more information – we will be updating regularly.
  • Vaughn Public Library –  Not just books anymore!! Temporary address 618 Beaser Ave.
  • Chequamegon Bay Golf Club: Check our Facebook Page https://www.facebook.com/cbaygolf/  If you have any questions, please contact the Pro Shop at 715-682-8004.
  • Follow the Mural Brick Road … in the county of the land of Ashland. A fun scavenger hunt with the beautiful murals in Ashland County!
  • Ashland High School Sports Schedule 
  • Northland College Sports Schedule
  • Our Lady of the Lake Catholic Church BINGO! Tuesday nights! Doors open 5:30pm, Bingo starts at 6:30pm. Food and Beverages for sale. 201 Lake Shore Dr E Ashland. For more information go to 715-682-7620.
  • Big Top Chautauqua Open Mic Night Year Round Wednesdays 6-9pm at The Backstage.

 

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2024 Events

      • 08/31-09/02/2024
        Glidden Community Fair. There will be a softball tournament on Saturday and Sunday, and the car show on Monday. The horse pull and big money bingo are set for Saturday; the mud run and music on Sunday; and of course concessions, beer stand, and quarter bingo all 3 days. Plus other random events and activities. Be sure to check us out on Facebook.
      • 09/01/2024
        Copper Falls Pancakes in the Park. 8am-12noon at the park’s historic pavilion. Enjoy some family fun with a homemade local favorite, “Pancakes in the Park”, real maple syrup, and all the fixings. Proceeds help maintain the park’s picturesque trail system.
      • 09/01/2024
        White Winter Winery: Pig Out! 11am-5pm or until the food runs out! End of Summer tradition, come chow down on Meadmaker Jon’s famous smoked pig butt! Pork sliders, coleslaw and a side of beans. Music starts at noon! Enjoy the rockin’ tunes of the Jane Gang. Funds raised go to college and/or tech school scholarships to area high school students. 68323 Lea St A, Iron River.
      • 09/01/2024
        Black Cat Coffeehouse presents: Garland City Chamber Players at 11am. 211 Chapple Ave.
      • 09/01/2024
        Burgers, Blues and Brews. Burgers start at 4 until sold out. Bring a friend and a chair and join us! Live music at the Delta Diners Tap Shack,14385 Cty Hwy H, Delta. 4:30-7pm Deja Bleu.
      • 09/04/2024
        Cable Natural History Museum. Basic Mushroom Identification. Join Arne Martinson, Vice President of the Wisconsin Mycological Society, for a lesson on mushroom identification. We will cover methods such as observing physical characteristics, spore prints, using a mushroom guide, and observing environmental cues. All skill levels and ages are welcome. Be prepared for walking over uneven terrain. Meet near Cable at 12:30 and finish by 5 pm. Meeting location will be provided prior to class. Space is limited. Register by September 2 by calling the Cable Natural History Museum at 715-798-3890 or go to cablemuseum.org. Cost is $30 member/$35 non-member.
      • 09/06/2024
        Our Lady of the Lake Scramble at Chequamegon Bay Golf Club. Join us for a morning of golf while supporting OLL! $300 per 4 person team, cost includes cart and delicious KC Fish Fry.  Hole-in-One chance to win $10,000 cash! Raffle & other prizes. Call Pat Nemec at 715-292-4493 or Bob Eaton at 715-209-1021 to register, or register online. 3000 Golf Course Rd. For more information call 715-682-8004.
      • 09/06/2024
        The Knights of Columbus will host an all-you-can-eat fresh Lake Superior whitefish dinner at OLL Social Hall, 201 Lakeshore Drive E., on Friday from 4-7pm. Cost: $15 for 12-adults; $7 for children ages 6-11; free for children under age 5. Proceeds will go to the Knights of Columbus Scholarship Fund. For more information, call 715-2094797.
      • 09/06/2024
        Vaughn Public Library’s Outdoor Movie night at Pearson Plaza at 8pm: Wes Anderson’s Fantastic Mr. Fox. Popcorn and drinks will be available for sale. Bring some chairs or a blanket to sit on!
      • 09/08/2024
        Mt. Ashwabay Ski and Recreation Center presents: An Evening Under the Trees. 6-9pm. Join us for an exceptional dining experience set in the forest where we create community, conversation and celebrate the magic of Mt Ashwabay. Indulge in delectable food and refreshing drinks as you mingle through our silent auction with our Mt. Ashwabay Community. Whether you’re attending with friends, family, or a special someone, this event promises to be an unforgettable experience for all. Don’t miss out on this extraordinary opportunity to unwind, connect with nature, and create lasting memories. 32525 Ski Hill Rd, Bayfield. For more information click here.
      • 09/11/2024
        The Chequamegon Chapter of the North Country Trail Association invites you to join them on a series of hikes. Hike #5 Porcupine Beaver Dams. 10am. For more information https://northcountrytrail.org/events/map. Register by sending the hike # and your email address to che@northcountrytrail.org. Please check the NCTA Facebook page about cancelations or postponements. http://www.facebook.com/NCTinWI.
      • 09/13-14/2024
        Market on Main September Gift Basket Drawing and Fall Open House September 14 & 15.  Refreshments served.  For the month of September for every $25 spent, you get to put your name into the basket for a chance to win! Package includes $50 Market on Main Gift Card, $25 red Bicycle Gift Card and a $25 El Tarasco Gift Card.
      • 09/14/2024
        The Big Cup 2 man scramble at the Chequamegon Bay Golf Course is sponsored by The Local Bar & Grille. 3000 Golf Course Rd. Call 715-682-8004 to sign up.
      • 09/16/2024
        Chequamegon Area Choir invites you to join them for their 52nd Season at 7pm at St. Louis Catholic Church in Washburn. No auditions necessary! Registration starts at 6:30pm. All levels of musicianship for persons 16+ are welcome. For questions email us a cacvoicesinfo@gmail.com or visit us at www.cacvoices.com or www.facebook.com/cacvoices. 707 Washington Ave, Washburn.
      • 09/18/2024
        Kids Club Fall Carnival at Salem Church. 6pm. Music, fellowship, facepainting, games, food, and fun! Ages K-5th grade. 400 Salem Dr. 715-682-3934.
      • 09/19/2024
        Lake Superior Elementary: Eye Spy in the Woods. All 4K-5th grades students and their families. 4-6pm. Meet at LSE’s school forest and pavilion found behind the school. Join us for this free family event. Dress for being outdoors and walking the trail. Caramel Apple Sundaes will be served at the end of the trail. We hope to see you there! 1101 Binsfield Rd.
      • 9/20/2024
        Big Bay State Park: Music in the Park! Autumn Equinox: Songs of Light and Dark. 6:30pm. Songs of sky, earth, water and the human experience. Jennifer Levenhagen’s compelling songwriting and captivating vocals invite you to pause, breathe, listen and reflect. Acknowledge the midpoint between the longest day and longest night on this autumn equinox! Meet at the fire ring in the day-use area above the beach. Chairs and blankets are encouraged but not required. Please dress appropriately for outdoor conditions and weather. Programs may be canceled due to inclement weather. For more information call 715-747-6425 or stop at the park office. Vehicle admission sticker required.  2402 Hagen Rd, La Pointe.
      • 09/21-22/2024
        Northern Aged Iron Tractor & Threshing Show. Gates open at 8am. $5 Show button admission will get you in for both days. 12 and under free. Threshing Exhibits, Kids activities, Flea & Craft Market, Food, and a raffle. For more information call 715-682-5744 or click here. 
      • 09/21/2024
        Red Bicycle Fall Open House! 10am-4pm 15% off Fall. Join us for treats and sales!
      • 09/21/2024
        Bohemian Hall Annual Fundraiser. 3-7pm, 319 11th Ave East. Dinner begins 3pm, serving Chicken & Ribs with the fixings and cash raffle prizes.  Drawing at 6pm. Dinner tickets $15. Cash raffle tickets $100 (only 500 tickets sold!). Raffle tickets available at the Ashland Area Chamber of Commerce.  All proceeds goes towards historic renovations of the Bohemian Hall. Find us on Facebook.
      • 09/23/2024
        Chequamegon Area Choir invites you to join them for the last day of registration of their 52nd Season at 7pm at St. Louis Catholic Church in Washburn. No auditions necessary! Registration starts at 6:30pm. All levels of musicianship for persons 16+ are welcome. For questions email us a cacvoicesinfo@gmail.com or visit us at www.cacvoices.com or www.facebook.com/cacvoices. 707 Washington Ave, Washburn.
      • 09/25/2024
        Cable Natural History Museum. Gourmet Mushrooms of Wisconsin: How to Find, Cook, and Enjoy the Best Mushrooms on Earth Join Arne Martinson, Vice President of the Wisconsin Mycological Society, for a mushroom foray and cooking demonstration featuring some of Wisconsin’s best mushrooms. Participants will get a chance to collect their own edible mushrooms in the field, then we will learn how to prepare and have a taste of gourmet mushroom dishes. We will meet just outside Cable to foray and then move to the Wake Robin Pavilion to cook. All skill levels are welcome. Meet at the Wake Robin Pavilion in Cable at 12:30 and finish by 4pm. Space is limited. Register by September 23 by calling the Cable Natural History Museum at 715-798-3890 or go to cablemuseum.org. Cost includes cooking ingredients and is $35 member/$40 non-member. 43135 Randysek Rd, Cable.
  • 09/28-29/2024
    Glidden’s Annual Musky Tournament at Lena’s Bar & Grill, Glidden. Please register by Sept 22nd. For more details contact Lena 715-264-6900.