Discover the pulse of our vibrant community through a diverse array of exciting local events in the Chequamegon Bay area. From festive celebrations of our culture, art classes to live music and more, there's something for everyone in Washburn. Join us in making memories, honoring traditions, and connecting with the community as we come together to enjoy our unique area. Check out our calendar of local events to stay in the know and experience the heart of Chequamegon Bay.
American Heritage Productions of Washburn will present a show by Warren Nelson and Friends at Harbor Table in Washburn on Friday, September 19 begining at 4:00 pm. This show is entitled “Warren’s Favorites”, including Warren’s choice from his 62 years of songwriting. Each song will come with a story. “I have written nearly 400 songs ...
The date (September 20th) has been set for our 2025 I Love My Library GALA! Delicious appetizers from Cafe Coco, complimentary wine and beer from local vendors served at the historic Front Desk Bar while classical music provided by the Garland City Chamber Players wafts from the Children's Area, silent auction and more details to follow!
Join Adara Din for her Beginner Belly Dance 2025 Summer Workshop Series! Saturdays, 1:30-3:00pm August 9 - Shimmy Strong Get ready to work up a sweat. In this class, you'll learn one of the most recognizable belly dance moves: the Shimmy! https://www.facebook.com/share/1CHtjmETXW/ August 23 - Hips Don't Lie Prepare yourself for an afternoon ...
Enjoy live music by a different band each week
Every Monday through September 28, you can catch 2–3 food trucks parked on Central Avenue in Washburn (between the Cultural Center & The Club), serving up tasty eats from 11am–3pm and 5–7:30pm. With many local restaurants taking a well-deserved Monday break, this new weekly event brings fresh dining options for both locals and visitors. And ...
Music in the Park returns for its fifth season this summer in Washburn, WI. Come and listen to some amazing musicians and enjoy some time outside in beautiful Washburn. The shows run on Mondays June - August, from 6PM – 8PM, and are FREE to the public. Just bring your family, friends & something to ...
Join us for our weekly Casual Group Ride at Bay City Cycles! We leave from City Hall/Pearson Plaza in Ashland, WI at 6pm on Monday nights May-October for a 10-13 mile ride at an easy, casual pace. Our rides often range from 12 to 25 people and are a great way to explore Ashland, meet ...
Join the fun at the Washburn Public Library Each Wednesday at 10 am for Story Time. The upstairs kids’ area becomes a place for storybook wonder and excitement during Toddler Tales/Story Time. Preschoolers and their moms and/or dads listen to a few great tales, maybe sing a song and share a dance or two, and ...
Washburn Farmer's Market The Washburn Farmer’s Market runs June-October! Stop by weekly to see the changing variety of locally grown produce, fruit and other local products. The Washburn Farmer’s Market takes place every Wednesday from 3-6PM on Central Avenue between “The Club” and The Washburn Cultural Center. The market runs trough mid October. Stop by ...
Get up on stage or just grab a seat and listen. Join us for open mic nights every Wednesday at Big Top's new year-round venue The Backstage! Every week we will be joined by special guest hosts, including some of your favorite Blue Canvas Orchestra musicians! Enjoy live entertainment and drinks during a unique night out. ...
Concerts by the Lake take place every Tuesday and Thursday from June 10 through August 28, 2025, at Memorial Park, with Lake Superior as the perfect natural stage. All shows are free and open to the public. Bring your blanket or lawn chair and settle in for a captivating evening of Wisconsin-grown talent. Leashed dogs ...
Join us Fri., Sept. 26, at 5pm–7pm, for the Closing Reception for B IS FOR BIG TOP CHAUTAUQUA, an exhibition featuring original work of ~26 artists included in the recently published all-ages ABC book. Browse the show, meet participating artists over light refreshments, and enjoy remarks by editor/organizer Lucy Tyrrell and a performance by Blue ...