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Visit a planetarium or observatory in Wisconsin and learn more about astronomy.

World class produce, culture, atmosphere and entertainment... all can be found at the best farmers markets detailed herein. Discover an exciting green market near you.

Bayfield is a small town on the shores of Lake Superior in far Northern Wisconsin. The apple harvest is celebrated during the first weekend of October.

Dutch-born Edo de Waart is scheduled to replace Andreas Delfs as the Milwaukee Symphony's Music Director, and will begin phasing in over the next couple of years.

Wisconsin Dells in the the top vacation destination in the Midwest. The Flake Out Festival is a snow sculpting competition featuring fun for the entire family.

In early July, EarsplitPR announced that Sourvein signed with the American branch of European favorite Candlelight Records.

1,000 Blank White Cards, is a party game for any number of players where the cards are created as part of game play.

The Madison zoo may be the best deal in the state. Henry Vilas Zoo is open every day and free to the public.

Laura Ingalls Wilder book series "Little House on the Prairie" is a glimpse into pioneer life. Pepin Wisconsin, her birthplace, holds a festival September 13-14. 2008.

In buying used books, anyone can form a massive collection of great literature without having to break the bank. Here are the best ways to find the cheapest books.

For those that love antiques, a favorite television show is the "Antiques Roadshow." It's a chance for everyday people to discover the value of their treasures.

David Cook, winner of American Idol, kicked off his Spring tour on Good Morning America on February 12, 2009.

New Zealand's fourth most popular dig-folk parody band has announced their spring touring schedule for North America, and they include an impressive list of support acts.

A listing of film festivals around the globe for 04/08/07 to 04/14/07.