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April 2026 Events listed below:

  • 03/30/2026 – 04/2/2026
    A Peace of My Mind: American Stories – Northwood Technical College. Explore the meaning of peace one story at a time. ‘A Peace of My Mind’ is an interactive multimedia arts exhibit designed by award-winning photographer and author John Noltner to help organizations foster lively dialog and thoughtful intellection around issues related to conflict resolution, civic responsibility, and peace. Open on specific times each day. Keynote speaker on April 2nd. 2100 Beaser Ave. More details here: https://www.northwoodtech.edu/event/a-peace-of-my-mind-american-stories-11/
  • 04/01/2026
    Weekly RPG Night – One-shot Wednesday – Play Unplugged. Time: 6pm, or 5pm if you want help rolling up a new character. Cost: $5 (plus we encourage players to tip their GM in store credit). Want to play a little D&D without the commitment of a long campaign? We have you covered! Play Unplugged hires Game Masters to provide you with a quality gaming experience in a fun, social atmosphere. Each week the adventure will be wrapped up by the end of the night so you can drop in and drop out to fit your schedule. All experience levels welcome, even if you’ve never played an RPG before! 307 Main St W.
  • 04/01/2026
    Gardening Webinar Watch Party: Growing a Bountiful Harvest Even When Your Time Space & Budget are Limited – Vaughn Public Library. 6:30-7:30pm. Expert Gardener and Author Melinda Myers has teamed up with Wisconsin Public Libraries to present a series of Webinars throughout the summer! The VPL will be hosting “Watch parties” for these webinars and you are invited to come to the library and learn from an expert. These webinars are meant for Gardeners of all skill levels. After the Webinar there will be some time to ask questions and learn from other gardeners around the state! We are partnering with the Beaser Community Garden and Ashland Parks and Recreation to bring these and other gardening programs to you! 502 Main St W
  • 04/01/2026
    The Pub and Grub Comedy Tour Live: Starring Larry Reeb and Co-Starring Larry Smith – They Alley. 7pm show start. Seating starts at 6pm. Tickets are now available at the bar! $10 advance or $15 they day of the show! Don’t miss out! Seating is limited! Get yours today! *For Mature audiences only. 715-682-4200. More info: barcomedyusa.com | 808 Main St West.
  • 04/03/2026
    Art of Aging – Northern Great Lakes Visitor Center. 9am-11am. Monthly Coffee & Conversation on Topics Related to Aging Well. Cooking for One or Two. Learn simple ways to plan, shop and cook healthy meals to make small-scale cooking enjoyable and practical. Come share your favorite recipes, tips and tricks for healthy eating for 1 or 2 – taste testing included! Presenter TBD. Contact: Heidi Ungrodt. Email: heidi.ungrodt@wisc.edu. Phone: 715-373-3288. More Info: go.wisc.edu/bzt2g6 | Located in Muti Purpose Room. 29270 Co Hwy G.
  • 04/03/2026
    Throw ‘N Go Workshop – Hatch Clayworks: Try the Pottery Wheel! 6–8pm. You create it, we finish it — a perfect date or friends night out! All inclusive for $50 per person! www.hatchclayworks.com
  • 04/04/2026
    Northern Great Lakes Visitor Center Spring Bazaar from 10am to 2pm.  More information to come! For more info visit https://nglvc.org/events/
  • 04/04/2026
    Ashland Chambers Easter Egg Hunt on the Courthouse Lawn. Starts at 11am. Ages 2-6.  Sponsored in part by Walmart and Northwoods Community Credit Union.  For more information go to www.visitashland.com or call 715-682-2500.
  • 04/04/2026
    Washburn Chapter Ducks Unlimited Spring Banquet – AmericInn Conference Center. Doors open at 5pm. Tickets: $60 Single – includes meal and free membership, $250 Sponsor – includes entry in sponsor only raffle. To purchase tickets, call John 715-292-2178 or Glenn 715-292-1565. East Hwy 2.
  • 04/05/2026
    Easter Buffet – The Alley. 11am- 4pm. Scrambled Eggs / Homemade Biscuits with Chorizo Gravy / French Toast Sticks / Hash Brown Casserole / Sausage Links / Ham/ Applewood Smoked BBQ Ribs / Vegetables / Mashed Potatoes & Gravy / Macaroni & Cheese / Pound Cake with Fresh Fruit. $28 Adults. $12 Kids 10 and under. 806 Main St W.  Click this link for the Menu https://www.visitashland.com/wp-content/uploads/DeepwaterEasterPoster-scaled.jpg
  • 04/05/2026
    Easter is right around the corner!  Join us at The Local for our Easter Buffet on Sunday, 10am-4pm! We’re bringing out all the favorites plus a few showstoppers! Think carved prime rib, grilled salmon, creamy mac and cheese, cheesy hashbrowns, and a full dessert station that might just steal the spotlight. There may even be a surprise guest that will “hop” in for a visit!   Whether you’re coming with family, friends, or just showing up hungry, we’ve got your table waiting. $34 for adults | $17 for kids. Menu https://www.visitashland.com/wp-content/uploads/TheLocalEaster26.jpg Reservations are highly recommended! 715-292-6181. Let us do the cooking & the cleaning this year! You just show up and enjoy!   3000 Golf Course Rd
  • 04/05/2026
    Harbor Table:  Easter Sunday is meant for gathering.  The best meals are the ones that feel like home — and this one is exactly that. We’re sharing a few dishes straight from our family’s cookbook, recipes that have been around our table for years, now part of yours.  We’ll be serving Sunday, April 5 from 11am–3pm — we’d love to have you!   Menu https://www.visitashland.com/wp-content/uploads/HarborTableEaster26_n.jpg Reservations encouraged  715-373-5492 or email harbortable@gmail.com  130 W. Harbor View Drive, Washburn.
  • 04/05/2026
    Easter Buffet Extravaganza – Bad River Casino – Convention Center Madigan Room. Fun for the whole family! Serving noon-5pm. More details coming soon!
  • 04/06/2026
    Potluck in the Bike Shop – Bay City Cycles. 6-7:30pm. Keeping our biking community together all winter long! Each first Monday of the month, we host a potluck in the bike shop! Bring a dish to share and enjoy good company! If you can, bring your own dishware and silverware to reduce waste; we have spares and disposables on hand as well. This is a dry event, so please no alcohol. 412 Main St W.
  • 04/07/2026
    Together We Heal | NWCC Grief Support Group – Tamarack Health Ashland Medical Center. 3-4:30pm. Grief can be overwhelming, isolating and have profound impacts on the way we live our lives. Together, we will learn more about the different types of grief, effects grief can have, and healthy coping skills. While we navigate these waters, we will also create a safe space for sharing our experiences with loss. We meet in the True North meeting room on the second floor of the professional arts building. 1615 Maple Ln.
  • 04/07/2026
    8 Week Beginning Wheel Class – Hatch Clayworks. 6-9PM on Tuesdays **2 spots remain!!** This 8-week class takes you through the full journey of making pottery on the wheel, from your very first attempt at centering and pulling up walls, to trimming and refining your forms, all the way through glazing and firing your finished pieces to take home. Unlike our one-time workshops, classes offer a deeper, more structured learning experience where you can build real skills week by week. More details and sign up here: www.hatchclayworks.com |209 Main St E
  • 04/08/2026
    Weekly RPG Night – One-shot Wednesday – Play Unplugged. Time: 6pm, or 5pm if you want help rolling up a new character. Cost: $5 (plus we encourage players to tip their GM in store credit). Want to play a little D&D without the commitment of a long campaign? We have you covered! Play Unplugged hires Game Masters to provide you with a quality gaming experience in a fun, social atmosphere. Each week the adventure will be wrapped up by the end of the night so you can drop in and drop out to fit your schedule. All experience levels welcome, even if you’ve never played an RPG before! 307 Main St W.
  • 04/08/2026
    Prenatal Class- Tamarack Health Ashland Medical Center. 6-9pm. Join us for prenatal classes in Ashland! Whether you are expecting your first baby or your fifth, we would love to see you. -Gain knowledge about the prenatal and birthing process. -Learn about the resources available to you. -Learn about our Family Birthplace at Tamarack Health Ashland Medical Center. 1615 Maple Ln.
  • 04/09/2026
    Homeschool Program – Northern Great Lakes Visitor Center. 10am-12pm. Join a Park Ranger for fun, interactive, science activities for children ages 5 to 10. Children must be accompanied by an adult. Younger siblings are welcome, cold weather gear recommended, RSVP’s strongly encouraged. Contact: Ariana London. Email: ariana_london@fws.gov. Phone: 715-781-4107. Location: Wittlesy Room & Theater. Other dates include: April 23 and May 7.  29270 Co Hwy.
  • 04/09/2026
    Occupational Therapy Assistant Preview Day – Northwood Tech. 10am-12pm. Learn more about the versatile profession of occupational therapy. Drop-in anytime during the event and tour the Occupational Therapy Assistant (OTA) training space, participate in hands-on activities, and discover how OTA’s use creativity and innovation to help people regain the freedom to perform everyday tasks. A dynamic career in this versatile field is waiting for you! Event Highlights: Interactive activities, Meet the instructor, Hear from OTA students, Admissions information, Application assistance, Giveaways. 2100 Beaser Ave.
  • 04/09/2026
    Sportsman Dinner – Summit Church. 5:15pm. Tickets: $25, or you can reserve a table for 8 friends for $200. It’s time for our 7th annual Sportsmen’s Dinner – This year with Joe Bufford as our guest speaker. We are giving away tons of prizes, and we have a great evening planned! For a table, please contact Travis Larson – 715-209-6910. After you reserve your ticket online, they will be available for pick up at the church at any point or wait to pick it up at the event when you arrive. Please note there is only a limited number of tables set aside to be reserved and the rest will be open seating. Register here: https://summit-church.churchcenter.com/reg…/events/3439997 | 400 Salem Drive.
  • 04/09/2026
    Saron Youth Foundation Chili Feed – Saron Lutheran Church. 4:30-6:30pm. Many kinds of chili, breads, crackers and dessert! Free will offering! Donations will be used as camp scholarships for the kids!  715-682-2376 | 517 9th Ave. W.
  • 04/10/2026
    Throw ‘N Go Workshop – Hatch Clayworks: Try the Pottery Wheel! 6–8pm. You create it, we finish it — a perfect date or friends night out! All inclusive for $50 per person! www.hatchclayworks.com | 209 Main St E
  • 04/10/2026
    Ribbon Cutting – Vaughn Public Library. 5pm-8pm. Music & Tours. 502 Main St. West.
  • 04/10/2026
    The Groove Project – StageNorth. 7:30pm. Co-founders Ted Petith (tenor sax) and Beth Tryon (bass) from Madison, are now based in Northern Wisconsin playing jazz/funk/fusion originals and standards with Tim Heil (guitars) and Steve Jones (drums). Tickets and info here: https://purchase.bigtop.org|123 Omaha St, Washburn.
  • 04/10/2026
    53rd Spring Concert: “Water Music” – Chequamegon Area Choir. 7:30pm. Located at Good Shepherd Lutheran Church. Tickets at the door: $7 Adults / $5 Seniors & Students / Kids 10 and under FREE. 311 13th Street W.
  • 04/10-12/2026
    The Chequamegon Theatre Association presents: Molly Whuppie.   Evening shows 7pm. Sunday matinee shows 2pm. For tickets and more information visit www.ctatheatre.org
  • 04/10-19/2026
    Trek Fest Sale – Bay City Cycles. Trek Fest Sale! Huge savings on bikes and gear. 412 Main St W.
  • 04/11/2026
    Throw ‘N Go Workshop – Hatch Clayworks: Try the Pottery Wheel! 3-5pm. You create it, we finish it — a perfect date or friends night out! All inclusive for $50 per person! www.hatchclayworks.com | 209 Main St E
  • 04/12/2026
    Open Mic Matine: Hosted by Mary Mack! – White Winter. 3-4:30pm. Looking for a great way to spend a Sunday afternoon? Join comedian Mary Mac for our Open Mic every 2nd Sunday of the month! This is a free event so grab a drink and come catch the best in local talent. And don’t just watch the show – be part of the show! Come early to sign in. 68323 Lea St A, Iron River.
  • 04/12/2026
    53rd Spring Concert: “Water Music” – Chequamegon Area Choir. 7:30pm. Located at Good Shepherd Lutheran Church. Tickets at the door: $7 Adults / $5 Seniors & Students / Kids 10 and under FREE. 707 Washington Ave, Washburn.
  • 04/13-14/2026
    Auditions for June performance of ‘The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee’ – Chequamegon Theatre Association. 6pm. Performances are scheduled June 12-14 and June 18-21. Full details and sign up here: https://ctatheatre.org/spelling-bee-2/| 210 5th Ave E
  • 04/14/2026
    Together We Heal | NWCC Grief Support Group – Tamarack Health Ashland Medical Center. 3-4:30pm. Grief can be overwhelming, isolating and have profound impacts on the way we live our lives. Together, we will learn more about the different types of grief, effects grief can have, and healthy coping skills. While we navigate these waters, we will also create a safe space for sharing our experiences with loss. We meet in the True North meeting room on the second floor of the professional arts building. 1615 Maple Ln.
  • 04/15/2026
    Monthly Grief Support Group – Regional Hospice Services and Palliative Care. 1-2:30pm. Third Wednesday of every month. This Grief Support group is free and open to the public. No reservation is required. Please join us! Regional Hospice Services offers a monthly group for community members looking for support as they work through the loss of a loved one. Our confidential grief support groups offer understanding, education, support, and suggestions for coping. Together, we’ll help bring a sense of hope back into your life. For more information please call our Ashland office at 715-685-5151.
  • 04/15/2026
    Weekly RPG Night – One-shot Wednesday – Play Unplugged. Time: 6pm, or 5pm if you want help rolling up a new character. Cost: $5 (plus we encourage players to tip their GM in store credit). Want to play a little D&D without the commitment of a long campaign? We have you covered! Play Unplugged hires Game Masters to provide you with a quality gaming experience in a fun, social atmosphere. Each week the adventure will be wrapped up by the end of the night so you can drop in and drop out to fit your schedule. All experience levels welcome, even if you’ve never played an RPG before! 307 Main St W.
  • 04/15/2026
    The Alley – Karaoke. Every 3rd Wednesday. 8-11:30pm. Music by JD Bass. Karaoke Books will be out for signups 30 min before start time. Everyone attending may play the Spin to Win game. 808 Main Street West, Ashland.
  • 04/16/2026
    WPR Presents: Wisco Spelling Bee – White Winter Mead, Cider, & Spirits. 6pm. The WPR Wisco Spelling Bee is a spelling showdown featuring the hardest-to-spell people, places and things from around the Badger State. Ready to spell your way to the top? WPR invites you to an evening of adult-friendly fun at the WPR Northern Wisco Spelling Bee. Leave the kids’ dictionary at home—this free spelling bee features the most challenging and quirky people, places, and things unique to Wisconsin. Prove your Wisconsin knowledge and spelling prowess! Our esteemed panel of local word experts will be judges, with WPR’s Michele Good serving as our official pronouncer. Local contestants will compete head-to-head to earn the title of WPR Northern Wisco Spelling Bee Champion! This is a free event but registration is required. To Compete: Register today as a contestant and put your skills to the test. To Cheer: Register as a spectator to enjoy the spirited competition and show your state pride! Register here: https://whitewinter.com/events/wisco-spelling-bee/ | 68323 Lea St A, Iron River.
  • 04/16/2026
    Wisconsin Breeding Bird Atlas – Northern Great Lakes Visitor Center. 7-8pm. It has been several years since field work finished, so what is happening with the atlas? Join Nick Anich, Breeding Bird Atlas Coordinator with the Wisconsin DNR, to hear about progress on the forthcoming atlas book and get a peek at some initial results. Sponsored by Chequamegon Audubon and staffed by USFWS staff. Contact: Ariana L. Email: ariana_london@fws.gov | 29270 Co Hwy G
  • 04/16/2026
    Girls’ Night Out in Ashland! 4-7pm.  A fun night of shopping on Ashland’s Main Street.  For more information go to www.visitashland.com.
  • 04/16-19/2026
    The Chequamegon Theatre Association presents: Molly Whuppie.   Evening shows 7pm. Sunday matinee shows 2pm. For tickets and more information visit www.ctatheatre.org
  • 04/17/2026
    Moquah Thrift Store opens for the season. Open Friday & Saturday, 9:30am to 1pm. 23515 Cnty Hwy G, Moquah.
  • 04/17/2026
    Throw ‘N Go Workshop – Hatch Clayworks: Try the Pottery Wheel! 6–8pm. You create it, we finish it — a perfect date or friends night out! All inclusive for $50 per person! www.hatchclayworks.com | 209 Main St E
  • 04/17/2026
    Date Night Series Kickoff: Paint Your Partner – The Gathering Barn. 7pm. $25 per couple. Grab your partner and join us for a night of laughs, refreshments, and creativity in a relaxed, rustic setting. You’ll sit face-to-face and paint each other — no experience needed (and honestly… it’s better if you don’t have any). What’s Included: All painting supplies (canvas, paint, brushes, easels), 2 drink tickets per couple, Guided experience + light instruction, Voting for the best (and worst) masterpieces. 50467 State Highway 13.
  • 04/17/2026
    Live Entertainment: Shania Twin – Featuring Donna Huber – Bad River Casino. 9pm. No Cover. Must be 21+ to enter. The Ultimate Shania Twain Tribute! Relive the music of a country-pop legend with Shania Twin, the premier tribute show featuring stunning vocals and all the hits you know and love! 73370 US-2, Ashland.
  • 04/18/2026
    Sparkling Spring Vendor/Artisan Market – Crossroads Outreach Center. 10am-2pm. We are bringing loved vendors and artisans to raise funds for the addiction recovery as well as other Ministries that Crossroads Outreach ministry provides for the community. I am the only way into this vendor Show don’t fall for scammers. 600 4th St W.
  • 04/18/2026
    Throw ‘N Go Workshop – Hatch Clayworks: Try the Pottery Wheel! 3-5pm. You create it, we finish it — a perfect date or friends night out! All inclusive for $50 per person! www.hatchclayworks.com | 209 Main St E
  • 04/18/2026
    John Muir – University of the Wilderness – An Earth Day Concert – Big Top Chautauqua. 7pm. Members of the BCO invite you to celebrate Earth Day by taking a walk in the woods with the words of John Muir. A musical landscape will surround you, excite you to follow around the next bend, and deliver you to a deep appreciation for one of our country’s most influential naturalists. 32525 Ski Hill Rd, Bayfield. Tickets and info here: https://purchase.bigtop.org/EventAvailability
  • 04/21/2026
    Together We Heal | NWCC Grief Support Group – Tamarack Health Ashland Medical Center. 3-4:30pm. Grief can be overwhelming, isolating and have profound impacts on the way we live our lives. Together, we will learn more about the different types of grief, effects grief can have, and healthy coping skills. While we navigate these waters, we will also create a safe space for sharing our experiences with loss. We meet in the True North meeting room on the second floor of the professional arts building. 1615 Maple Ln.
  • 04/21/2026
    Science on Tap at The Alley at 6:30pm! Benjamin Clarke from University of Minnesota, Duluth.  Tick-Talk.  Ben is a professor and research scientist. His Tick-Talk will focus on the danger of the tick carried Powassan virus. More info about his presentation to come! For more information go to www.superiorrivers.org/science-on-tap/ 806 Main St W.
  • 04/22/2026
    Community Connections – Northwood Technical College. 5-6:30pm. Explore labs, classrooms, and hands-on learning spaces. Meet the people shaping Northwood Tech’s learning experience. Discover academic programs, student services, and resources. Build partnerships and connect with local businesses. Short program to start at 5:45pm. Hors d’oeuvres and beverages available. Questions? Contact Brian.Schroeder@NorthwoodTech.edu. 2100 Beaser Ave.
  • 04/22/2026
    Weekly RPG Night – One-shot Wednesday – Play Unplugged. Time: 6pm, or 5pm if you want help rolling up a new character. Cost: $5 (plus we encourage players to tip their GM in store credit). Want to play a little D&D without the commitment of a long campaign? We have you covered! Play Unplugged hires Game Masters to provide you with a quality gaming experience in a fun, social atmosphere. Each week the adventure will be wrapped up by the end of the night so you can drop in and drop out to fit your schedule. All experience levels welcome, even if you’ve never played an RPG before! 307 Main St W.
  • 04/23/2026
    Homeschool Program – Northern Great Lakes Visitor Center. 10am-12pm. Join a Park Ranger for fun, interactive, science activities for children ages 5 to 10. Children must be accompanied by an adult. Younger siblings are welcome, cold weather gear recommended, RSVP’s strongly encouraged. Contact: Ariana London. Email: ariana_london@fws.gov. Phone: 715-781-4107. Location: Wittlesy Room & Theater. Other dates include: May 7. 29270 Co Hwy.
  • 04/24/2026
    The Knights of Columbus will host a fresh Lake Superior whitefish dinner at the Social Hall, 201 Lake Shore Dr East, from 4- 7pm.  Age 13 and up: $17. Age 6-12: $8. Age 5 and under: free. Dine in or carry out available. Meal includes: fish, potato salad, coleslaw, baked beans, rye bread, dessert, and beverage.  715-682-9621.
  • 04/24-26/2026
    Ashland Gun and Knife Show at Bay Area Civic Center, 320 4th Ave. W. Show hours are: Friday from 3-8pm, Saturday from 9am-4pm, and Sunday from 9am-3pm. Guns on display and for sale. For more information, call Ray at 715-292-8415.
  • 04/25/2026
    Throw ‘N Go Workshop – Hatch Clayworks: Try the Pottery Wheel! 3-5pm. You create it, we finish it — a perfect date or friends night out! All inclusive for $50 per person! www.hatchclayworks.com | 209 Main St E
  • 04/26/2026
    Digimon TCG Monthly Tournament – Play Unplugged. 5pm. $10. Test your digiskills in a more competitive environment! Three rounds, tons of prizes!  307 Main St W
  • 4/26-27/2026
    Country Blossoms Greenhouse Fruit Tree Weekend.  For more information call 715-746-2345. 64715 Gillis Rd.
  • 04/28/2026
    Courageous Connections Cancer Support Group – Tamarack Health Ashland Medical Center. 11am-12pm. Join us for a safe and welcoming space to share experiences, find support, and connect with others impacted by cancer. Open to patients and caregivers alike, our monthly group features guest speakers covering topics such as coping with fear, emotional impacts of cancer, finding hope, and more. Where: Tamarack Health Ashland Medical Center, 1615 Maple Lane, Ashland, WI (Stockton Island meeting room, ground floor near the coffee shop). Questions? Contact Laura Martinsen, NWCC Social Worker at 715-685-5004.
  • 04/28/2026
    Ashland & Bayfield Counties Non-Profit & Volunteer Fair – Great Lakes Visitor Center. 1-6pm. Find ways to support their work through volunteering, board service and more! Food, Activities and Prizes!
  • 04/28/2026
    Together We Heal | NWCC Grief Support Group – Tamarack Health Ashland Medical Center. 3-4:30pm. Grief can be overwhelming, isolating and have profound impacts on the way we live our lives. Together, we will learn more about the different types of grief, effects grief can have, and healthy coping skills. While we navigate these waters, we will also create a safe space for sharing our experiences with loss. We meet in the True North meeting room on the second floor of the professional arts building. 1615 Maple Ln.
  • 04/29/2026
    Weekly RPG Night – One-shot Wednesday – Play Unplugged. Time: 6pm, or 5pm if you want help rolling up a new character. Cost: $5 (plus we encourage players to tip their GM in store credit). Want to play a little D&D without the commitment of a long campaign? We have you covered! Play Unplugged hires Game Masters to provide you with a quality gaming experience in a fun, social atmosphere. Each week the adventure will be wrapped up by the end of the night so you can drop in and drop out to fit your schedule. All experience levels welcome, even if you’ve never played an RPG before! 307 Main St W.

April Monthly Happenings:

  • Ashland High School Sports Schedule 
  •   Follow the Mural Brick Road … in the county of Ashland.  A fun scavenger hunt with the beautiful murals in Ashland County!
  • Melody Lane Singers – Stone Soup Cafe. Most Thursday Mornings 10-11:30am (see website below for specific dates). The Melody Lane Singers is a choir consisting of people living with memory changes, such as dementia or Alzheimer’s, their care-partners, friends, and community members. We are dedicated to enriching lives through intergenerational choral music, and our mission is to create opportunities for people to connect and thrive through singing together. We are excited to express our love of the Chequamegon Bay area through service, artistry, and inclusion with a particular focus on the holistic inclusion of people living with memory and thinking changes. 509 W. Main Street. Specific dates and registration info: https://www.spoonsforthepeople.com/melody-lane
  • Northern Great Lakes Visitor Center. 
  • 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.
  • Parkingsong Choir – Messiah Luthern Church in Washburn. Most Thursday afternoons (see website below for specific dates). 1:30-3pm. The Parkinsong Choir is a community choir formed as part of the Bay Area Parkinson’s Support Group. The group hopes to bring together people with Parkinson’s Disease, their partners, friends, caregivers, and community members to sing together and offer mutual support to one another. Music is very beneficial for all people, especially those dealing with physical, mental, and emotional health challenges. We are always looking for new singers! We welcome people of all ages, with any vocal range or ability. A desire to sing with a group and enjoy each other’s company are the only requirements. 231 W 5th St, Washburn. See website for specific dates: https://www.spoonsforthepeople.com/parkinsong
  • Play Unplugged – Weekly/Monthly Trading Card, TTRPG, and Gaming Events.
  • Sunday Bliss Special – White Winter Mead, Cider, Spirits. 11:30am-3pm. Sunday, slow down and let your soul catch up with your body! Week life is a whirlwind, but Sundays are the perfect time to chill with your favorite person and we’re here to help you savor the bliss. Grab your spouse, a date or your bestie for our sweet deal! Mead Tastings for 2 and a plate of our delicious Baked Cheese Bliss—all for just $20! Reservations are encouraged but not required. Register here: https://whitewinter.com/events/ | 68323 Lea St, Iron River.
  • Vaughn Public Library – It’s not just books.
  • City of Ashland Parks & Recreation Youth Programming. Registration now open for: Babysitter Training and Pediatric First Aid/CPR Certificaiton in June, Teen Leadership Camp in July, and Summer Day Camp throughout July and August. Sign up here: Parks and Rec Youth Programing

April 2025 Events listed below:

      • 04/03/2025
        Sportsman’s Dinner. Salem Church of Ashland. 400 Salem Dr.  The 2025 Sportsmen’s Dinner – This year with  Justin Gibbins as our guest speaker. We are giving away tons of prizes. Tickets $20 or you can reserve a table with eight friends for $160. Limited number of seats. Doors open at 5pm. Dinner starts at 5:30pm. Click here to register https://summit-church.churchcenter.com/registrations/events/2736003or call 715-209-6910.
  • 04/04/2025
    Big Top Chautauqua, The Backstage presents Kevin Kling & Jan Lee. 7pm.  84810 State Hwy 13, Bayfield.  Purchase tickets at https://purchase.bigtop.org/Events
  • 04/05/2025
    School & Community Day at the Ashland High School Field House.  10am-12noon.  Learn what local community organizations have to offer your family.  Information, activities, inflatables, snacks, facepainting, amazing prizes.  Collecting donations of school supplies, classroom needs, winter gear, hygiene items, student snacks, etc.  Click this link for wish list https://www.visitashland.com/wp-content/uploads/Schoolandcommunitydayapril5.pdf  Free Family Fun!  All are welcome!
  • 04/12/2025
    Looking for something to fill your Saturday morning this Easter Season? Trinity Lutheran Church in Ashland invites you and your children to experience Easter fun and excitement; by taking a step back in time and experiencing the Tomb and Jesus’ appearances after his resurrection!  There will be games, crafts, food, and activities. This event is free to the public. Come anytime between 10 am & 2 pm. Call Heidi at 715-495-7338 with any questions.
  • 04/12/2025
    Youth Easter Egg Hunt at Arby’s – 824 Lakeshore DR W,  10am – 12pm.  Prizes included.  Free with purchases encouraged.
  • 04/12/2025
    Chequamegon Symphony Orchestra Concert, “Spring Awakenings”. Presbyterian-Congregational Church at 7:30pm. 214 Vaughn Ave. For more information go to www.chequamegonsymphony.org 
  • 04/12/2025
    Legendary Waters 8-12midnight Karaoke with DJ Uncle Ray & Pops.  A crowd favorite and a HUGE songbook. 37600 Onigamiing Drive, Bayfield.
  • 04/15/2025
    Lake Superior Elementary presents a Spring Concert. For more information call 715-682-7083. 1101 Binsfield Rd.
  • 04/19/2025
    The Garland City Consort presents Bach’s Birthday Bash at The Union, 100 Main Street West at 6pm..
  • 04/20/2025
    Legendary Waters Easter Dinner for only $16!  11am-4pm.  Plated Holiday ham served with your favorite sides, includes salad & dessert.  37600 Onigamiing Drive, Bayfield.
  • 04/24-25/2025
    A storytelling event to be held at the Ashland Historical Society Museum, 216 Main Street West, from 1-3pm. Tess Komas, a Community Powered, Wisconsin Humanities Fellow, will be asking community members to share a 5-10min story about Main Street based on a variety of prompts. This event is designed to collect and share the voice of community members via short stories about the historic, downtown of Ashland, WI .  Following the first few events, a virtual exhibit of the collected experiences will demonstrate the value the downtown Ashland holds in the community.  The beauty of the evolving final product will complement factual historical data with lived experiences. This website www.csdesignengineering.com/mainstreetstory offers more details and the list of prompts to consider.
  • 04/24/2025
    Tamarack Health Community Event; Specialty Services Spring Open House.  5-7pm at the Surgery & Specialty services entrance and waiting room area (north side of campus) 1615 Maple Lane.  Free and open to the public.  Meet the providers & staff. Learn about our 13 specialty services, Enjoy light refreshments.  Schedule an appointment, Tour the clinic and Surgery Areas.
  • 04/25/2025
    The Ashland Chamber Music Society has an exciting concert series for you to enjoy! Wisconsin Brass  at 7:30pm at the United Presbyterian Congregational Church. Tickets are $15 per concert. To buy tickets you can contact acms.bh.22@gmail.com or purchase at the ticket table the night of the concert. 214 Vaughn Ave.
  • 04/26/2025
    Ashland High School Prom. 8-11pm at the AHS Commons, 1900 Beaser Ave, Ashland. For more information call 715-682-7089.
  • 04/27/2025
    The Ashland Chamber Music Society presents Rising Stars (area Solo and Ensemble contestants who are moving on to the state festival) at 2pm at the United Presbyterian Congregational Church. Free admission. 214 Vaughn Ave.
  • 04/28/2025
    Superior Choice Credit Union sponsoring – Learn about Medicare!  5pm.  319 Ellis Ave.  Sign up for this free seminar at superiorchoice.com/news