Wine with the Alpacas Two Rivers
6827 State Highway 147
4:00 PM - 7:00 PM
Sample 6-7 South American wines, enjoy food pairings, listen/dance to live acoustic music, interact with our friendly and adorable alpacas, take photos and selfies, shop our store, learn about wines, and support local charities through a silent auction. Tickets are $20 each, and you must be at least 21 years old to attend. Tickets are limited to 60 in total. Price increases to $25 five days prior to the event. Call 920-793-4165 to purchase your tickets. We have also partnered with the Lighthouse Inn in Two Rivers, WI, for a Lake Michigan view hotel room if overnight accommodations are needed.
ldalpacas@charter.net (920) 793-4165
www.londondairyalpacas.com
Langlade County Youth Fair Antigo
1633 Neva Road
All Day Event
No gate fee is charged to enter our grounds at the Langlade County Fairgrounds. Bring your family and enjoy a day of quality family time. Stroll through over 5000 4-H exhibits, sit a spell and watch one of the many animal shows, witness fabulous entertainment on the two free stages, and take in strolling entertainers on the midway. There are two buildings full of vendors showcasing their services and products along with plenty of food and drinks to enjoy. A&P Carnival has over 30 rides for young and old. Langlade County Fair something for everyone in the family. To see the schedule of events, click here. SEE YOU AT THE FAIR!!!
rhonda@langladecountyfair.com 715-216-2356
http://www.langladecountyfair.com
Celebrating 50 Years of Hydro with John Deere Beaver Dam
Dodge County Fairgrounds, State Hwy 33
9-5; 8-6; 8-1
This summer, July 27-29, John Deere collectors and enthusiasts will gather near Horicon, Wisc. to celebrate the 50th anniversary of hydo-powered lawn and garden machines made by Deere & Company. The event will include a variety of exhibits featuring rare and highly collectible pieces, a swap meet, a daily parade of tractors, and memorabilia displays. Sponsored by John Deere Horicon Works and Lawn & Garden Tractor Magazine, the event is expected to attract thousands to the area. Although all models of John Deere lawn and garden tractors are welcome to exhibit at this free event, the center of attention will be the 1968 model 140. Roughly 9,000 140’s were made in 1968, all in Horicon, Wisc. and hundreds are expected to be on display. A special model of interest includes the U.S. Navy-issued model 140 that was built to work on air craft carriers in the early 1970s. Other highly collectible tractors to be displayed include the John Deere model 110 prototype built in 1962, a well-known branded prototype which used a John Deere Model 140 painted in construction yellow and custom color “patio” tractors that are now highly collectible machines. Also, many other brands will be featured with John Deere, Danseur, Gannon Earthcavator, Haban and Brinly attachments, all of which will be be put to work in the dirt at the fair ground horse arena. More than 1,000 John Deere garden tractors of all models will be displayed by collectors along with a variety of lawn and garden tractor memorabilia. An added feature of the show will include a collection of vintage John Deere snowmobiles. Event planners predict this will be the largest display of vintage John Deere snowmobiles ever seen. Of special interest to collectors and enthusiast will be question and answer sessions with John Deere employees who built many of the represented models of tractors, snowmobiles and attachments. John Deere factory tours will also be offered to attendees. The 50 Years of Hydro event is entirely free and open to the public. Attendees will also have access to food vendors, campsites and free parking. For more information, visit the event’s facebook page at: https://www.facebook.com/50-Years-of-HYDRO-POWER-with-John-Deere-309956709116359/.
Wendy Artman 920-819-8968
https://www.facebook.com/50-Years-of-HYDRO-POWER-with-John-Deere-309956709116359/
