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JANUARY 2025

  • Ashland High School Sports Schedule 
  • Northland College Sports Schedule
  • Northern Great Lakes Visitor Center.Open Tuesday-Saturday, 9am-5pm
  • Vaughn Public Library – It’s not just books anymore.
  •  Follow the Mural Brick Road … in the county of the land of Ashland.  A fun scavenger hunt with the beautiful murals in Ashland County!
  • Mt. Ashwabay Winter Season Events/Programs. Saturday Kids Youth Night from Friday nights starting January 14 from 4-9pm, Saturdays MadSki program Saturdays (10am-noon), and Sundays NASTAR racing Sundays at 1:30pm. For more information, call 715-779-3227, or visit www.mtashwabay.org.
  • Sundays on Chequamegon Bay, Car Ice-Races, if conditions permit.  3/8 mile oval track on Lake Superior.  Full/midsize cars and trucks and also FWD are all welcome to join our fun on Sunday afternoons.  Weather and ice conditions can change, please check Ashland Ice-Racing Facebook page here for more information and updates.
  • The East End Ice Rink hopefully be opening sometime in January.  Located at 16th Ave E & 5th St E.  Lights will be on nightly from dusk to 10pm. Warming house will be open Thursday – Sunday various hrs. There will be skate rentals & concessions available Fridays & Saturdays.  Any questions call 715-682-7059.
  • Bay Area Civic Center Open Skate – Wednesdays 7:30-9pm   $5 per skater.  Skate Sharpening available for $5.
  • Copper Falls: Wednesday Night Ski CANCELLED- Due to lack of snow! from 5-7 pm, December 2023 thru February 2024.  Join Friends at the trailhead near the park office for a casual ski of the Meadow Trail loop with local ski enthusiasts. Check ahead for weather and trail conditions. Remember to bring your headlamp because the trails are lit only by the stars and moonlight. Friends will provide treats and hot cocoa. For more information about the trail and conditions, go to https://sites.google.com/friendsofcopperfallssp.org/focfsp/maps/winter-trails
  • 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.
  • The Local Trivia Night around the bar every Monday at 6:30pm.

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2025 Events

  • 01/01/2025
    Every month there’s something to do at Copper Falls. To welcome the new year, the North Country Trail Association, Wisconsin DNR, and Tyler Forks Community Forest will host a guided First Day Hike with refreshments at the trail’s end. Gather at Copper Falls State Park Red Granite Falls Trailhead. Ring in the New Year snowshoeing beautiful wooded trails. There will be a 2 mile and 4 mile option. Dress for the weather and bring your own snowshoes. Enjoy a warm fire, hot cocoa, and treats after the snowshoe.
  • 01/01/2025
    Make it a Legendary Night this New Year’s Eve! We have tons of fun planned including fantastic food, huge cash prizes, free champagne, a DJ, and best yet – FREE LIVE MUSIC by Shannon Curfman! Surf ‘n’ Turf buffet runs from 5-10pm including all your favorite sides, plus our fresh salad bar for only $49.99! Make sure your card is in so you can win your part of the $15,000 in CASH prizes!!! That’s right – we are giving away $15 GRAND from 6pm to Midnight. Combine that with Shannon Curfman, and you’ll be dancing all night and ring in 2025! FREE CONCERT!!! Did we forget to say, FREE!!!! They play music that EVERYONE will enjoy!!! So ring in the New Year with us! 37600 Onigamiing Drive, Red Cliff.
  • 01/03/2025
    Come and join Northland Women’s Hockey for Home Themed Nights at the Bay Area Civic Center. Hockey Hits Back-Sophie’s Squad! 2pm.
  • 01/04-05/2025
    Ironwood Snowmobile Olympus. USSA Prostar Cup Series Racing! Heated Concession Area, Vendors, Oval Office Bar. Race starts at 9am on the Gogebic County Fairgrounds, 648 West Cumberland Dr.-US 2. Click here for more information. 
  • 01/04/2025
    Dribbling Dockers at the Ashland Elementary School Gymnasium, 9:00-10:00am. Dribbling Dockers registration is FREE for all K-2 students. this is an introductory basketball program.  The goal of this program is to teach fundamental skills of the game of basketball to youth in fun, organized and educational ways.  This class is taught by adult coaches and High School students-athletes from the Ashland High School boys’ and girls’ basketball programs under the direction of the Ashland Athletic Department.  Dates are January 4th, 11th,18th, and 25th.   Any questions email Ricky Bretting at rickybretting@gmail.com.  Looking forward to seeing all the kids in the gym!  Halftime performances are January 28th when the Girls Varsity takes on Cameron (7pm start time) and January 30th when the Boys Varsity takes on Ladysmith (7pm start time).
  • 01/04/2025
    Come and join Northland Women’s Hockey for Home Themed Nights at the Bay Area Civic Center. Military Appreciation Day! 1pm.
  • 01/05/2025
    White Winter Winery: We all need a little humor and a little music to get through the dark days of winter! Every Sunday in January we will have an Open Mic Matinee on our warm and cozy porch. Do you play a bit of music? Are you a budding comedian or poet?  Show us what you got. Mary Mack will be our host with Meadmaker Jon and friends providing a little musical interlude to keep the afternoon light and flowing.*Bloody Mary & Maple Mist Old Fashions specials during open mic! Sundays in January 3-5pm starting Jan 5th Sign up by 3pm to get on the roster for open mic. 68323 Lea Street, Iron River.
  • 01/07/2025
    Chequamegon Audubon Society & South Shore Brewery presents Birds & Brews! Test your birding knowledge with bird nerd Jeopardy…Trivia Contest at The Alley! 7pm. Registration begins at 6pm. Beginners to experts are invited. The first 50 to register recieve a token for a FREE South Shore Brew. 806 Main St. W.
  • 01/07/2025
    Come and join Northland Women’s Hockey for Home Themed Nights at the Bay Area Civic Center. Staff & Faculty Appreciation Night! 7pm.
  • 01/10/2025
    The Wisconsin Singers  will be performing at the Ashland High School Auditorium, 1900 Beaser Ave. 7PM.
  •  01/11-12/2025
    Special Olympics Invitational at Mt. Ashwabay. Mt. Ashwabay is proud to host this talented group of athletes. They will take part in downhill, snowboard, and snowshoe races. Saturday is registration and training. Sunday is race day!! Come cheer on the athletes! For more information, call 715-779-3227.
  • 01/11/2025
    Dribbling Dockers at the Ashland Elementary School Gymnasium, 9-10am. Dribbling Dockers registration is FREE for all K-2 students. this is an introductory basketball program.  The goal of this program is to teach fundamental skills of the game of basketball to youth in fun, organized and educational ways.  This class is taught by adult coaches and High School students-athletes from the Ashland High School boys’ and girls’ basketball programs under the direction of the Ashland Athletic Department.  Dates are January 11th,18th, and 25th.  Any questions email Ricky Bretting at rickybretting@gmail.com.  Looking forward to seeing all the kids in the gym!  Halftime performances are January 28th when the Girls Varsity takes on Cameron (7pm start time) and January 30th when the Boys Varsity takes on Ladysmith (7pm start time).
  • 01/11/2025
    Read with a Ranger at the Northern Great Lakes Visitor Center.  Join a Park Ranger for story time followed by a craft. Geared for ages 3 to 7 but all are welcome! Every other Saturday at 10am. See you there!  Other dates are: January 25, February 8 & 22 and March 8 & 22.   29270 Co Hwy G.  715-685-2645
  • 01/12/2025
    Ashland Ice Racing – Season Opener!- at Maslowski Beach (pending ice conditions) Registration: 10-11am.  Pit Meeting: 11:15am.  Non-Studded Class: 11:30am. Regular Racing Starting at 12noon.  See you all there!   For weekly updates please refer to our Facebook Page. Thursday evening prior to the scheduled race day.
  • 01/12/2025
    White Winter Winery: We all need a little humor and a little music to get through the dark days of winter! Every Sunday in January we will have an Open Mic Matinee on our warm and cozy porch. Do you play a bit of music? Are you a budding comedian or poet? Show us what you got. Mary Mack will be our host with Meadmaker Jon and friends providing a little musical interlude to keep the afternoon light and flowing. *Bloody Mary & Maple Mist Old Fashions specials during open mic! 3-5pm starting Jan 5th. Sign up by 3pm to get on the roster for open mic. 68323 Lea Street Iron River.
  • 01/13/2025
    The Chequamegon Area Choir invites you to join them for their 52nd Season! at St Louis Catholic Church in Washburn at 7pm. Registration starts at 6:30pm. No auditions necessary. All levels of musicianship for persons age 16+ are welcome. January 27 is the last day for registration! Visit www.cacvoices.com or www.facebook.com/cacvoices
  • 01/14/2025
    Chequamegon Food Co-op: Sauces Class. 5-6:30pm.  Chef Lars will teach about how to make the sauces to elevate your meat or pasta dishes as a base for a meal. $15. Click here to register. 700 Main St W.
  • 01/14/2025
    Cable Natural History Museum: Backcountry Film Festival at the Sawmill Saloon The Winter Wildlands Alliance Backcountry Film Festival celebrates the human-powered winter experience through film. Join us from 6:30-8:30pm at the Sawmill Saloon in Seeley, WI, to enjoy great films and support the Cable Natural History Museum’s educational programs. (Caution: some films may contain casual profanity and intense situations.) Register by calling the Cable Natural History Museum at 715-798-3890 or go to cablemuseum.org. $10 member/$15 non-member. Pre-registration appreciated, but drop-ins welcome. 13505 US-63, Hayward.
  • 01/15/2025
    Virtual Cycling Demo 5-7pm at Bay City Cycles. For this FREE demonstration, join Mark Dryer with the Chequamegon Coasters cycling group for a demonstration of Zwift virtual indoor cycling. Mark will explain virtual riding, ride with the group live, and provide demos of solo rides and workouts. Try it out alongside him as well!
  • 01/16/2025
    Northern Great Lakes Vistor Center: President Jimmy Carter Memorial, 1:30 – 3:00pm @ Entryway. Former President Jimmy Carter, a beloved advocate for Habitat for Humanity’s mission, recently passed away. His lifelong dedication to building homes and fostering opportunities for families around the world has left an indelible mark on countless lives.To honor his remarkable legacy, the Wild Rivers Habitat for Humanity want to provide an opportunity for individuals across our community to pay tribute and reflect on his contributions. We are creating a commemorative canvas, designed as a door, where individuals can leave messages of inspiration or sign their names. We are utilizing a door because it symbolizes all the doors he opened for families to homeownership. This canvas will be displayed in the Wild Rivers Habitat Spooner ReStore as a lasting reminder of President Carter’s work and a source of inspiration for us all to continue building a better future….
  • 01/16/2025
    Supporting Hope’s Legacy at Hudson Square Coffee: 50% of Merry Maple Latte and HOPE Sparkler sales proceeds will go directly to AHS Track and Field.
  • 01/16/2025
    The Sandbar: 1st Bingo Night of the New Year! Come B4 the game to get a seat amd enjoy a Housemade Hot Buttered Rum and a bite to eat. We start at 6:30pm and play about 6 rounds followed by the final prize round. Prizes, hot drinks and a ton of fun! 2521 W Lake Shore Drive.
  • 01/16/2025
    Northern Great Lakes Visitor Center: Chequamegon Audubon Program- Bird and Bridge Building Adventures in Costa Rica, 7-8pm @ Theater, Ted May from Chequamegon Audubon describes his experience with a group of ten volunteers from northern Wisconsin on a working vacation in Costa Rica’s Osa Peninsula. The presentation shares pictures of the area’s biological avian and other biodiversity and their work with local communities to protect those resources and sustain their way of life. Hosting by USFWS…
  • 01/17-18/2025
    The 17th Annual Big Water Film Festival will be live Jan. 17-18, 2025 at the Bay Theater in Ashland, and on-line 2 weeks after. There will be 20 films from U.S., Canada, Ireland and France. Tickets are $10 for a single block, $25 for the full weekend. 16th ANNUAL BIG WATER FILM FESTIVAL
  • 01/17-19/2025
    Ashland Youth Hockey: Battle By the Bay Tournament Series. 3 game guarantee – Trophies for first, second and consolation. Bay Area Civic Center. Squirt. 320 Depot Dr.
  • 01/17/2025
    Join the Garland City Chamber Players at 509 3rd Street West, Ashland for music that was written to be enjoyed. Each performance features a new selection of music, suited for musicians and audience alike. We’re better than the radio! 7pm, Violin & piano duos, Featuring Neil Paynter & Andrew McInnes
  • 01/18-19/2025
    Wisconsin State Free Fishing Weekend, no license required. For more information, call 715-682-2500, or visit www.dnr.wi.gov.
  • 01/18/2025
    Iron River Annual Fishin’ Chicks Ice Fishing Contest, at Moon Lake Park, from 8am-5pm. Only women compete, men can attend and assist. Proceeds benefit breast cancer awareness efforts. Check-In: Community Center ~ 8275 East Mill St, Iron River. Fishing: Moon Lake Park ~ County Hwy H. For more information on the contest go to: https://www.fishinchicks.org  Contact us at fishinchicks@fishinchicks.org 
  • 01/18/2025
    Dribbling Dockers at the Ashland Elementary School Gymnasium, 9:00-10:00am. Dribbling Dockers registration is FREE for all K-2 students. this is an introductory basketball program.  The goal of this program is to teach fundamental skills of the game of basketball to youth in fun, organized and educational ways.  This class is taught by adult coaches and High School students-athletes from the Ashland High School boys’ and girls’ basketball programs under the direction of the Ashland Athletic Department.  Dates are January 18th and 25th.   Any questions email Ricky Bretting at rickybretting@gmail.com.  Looking forward to seeing all the kids in the gym!  Halftime performances are January 28th when the Girls Varsity takes on Cameron (7pm start time) and January 30th when the Boys Varsity takes on Ladysmith (7pm start time).
  • 01/18/2025
    Northwoods Harness Club’s 36th Annual Sleigh & Cutter Rally at Northern Pines Golf & Events Center, Airport Road, Iron River. Free Sleigh Rides 10-11:30am. Exhibition 12-2:30pm. Raffle prizes & refreshments available. Sponsored by Iron River Chamber. Contact: drivingbits@gmail.com
  • 01/18/2025
    Anishinaabe Dibaajimowin: An Ojibwe Story in Concert. Join Laughing Fox, the Blue Canvas Orchestra, and special guests as they tell the stories of the Ojibwe people at The Backstage. Underlying the fascinating and delightful tales that have been passed down through generations, is the original music of Severin Behnen and Laughing Fox performed by the Blue Canvas Orchestra with drummer Nathan Gordon and singer Kevin Soulier. Storytellers Carolyn Gouge and Jim Pete round out the cast with Ella Goodwin. Anishinaabe Dibaajimowin is an original creation of Michael Charette, Severin Behnen, Jan Lee and several other key contributors, which debuted on the Big Top stage in 2021. Doors open with full bar & food available starting at 5:30pm. Sponsored in part by Apostle Islands Book Sellers. The Backstage is in the same building as the Big Top Box Office on the intersection of Highways 13 and J at the gateway to downtown Bayfield. 84810 State Hwy 13, Bayfield For more information 715-373-5552. Click here for tickets. 
  • 01/19/2025
    Ashland Ice Racing- CANCELLED-at Maslowski Beach (pending ice conditions) Registration: 10-11am.  Pit Meeting: 11:15am.  Non-Studded Class: 11:30am. Regular Racing Starting at 12noon.  See you all there!   For weekly updates please refer to our Facebook Page. Thursday evening prior to the scheduled race day.
  • 01/19/2025
    White Winter Winery: Open Mic Matinee 3pm. We all need a little humor and a little music to get through the dark days of winter! Every Sunday in January we will have an Open Mic Matinee on our warm and cozy porch. Do you play a bit of music? Are you a budding comedian or poet? Show us what you got. Mary Mack will be our host with Meadmaker Jon and friends providing a little musical interlude to keep the afternoon light and flowing. *Bloody Mary & Maple Mist Old Fashions specials during open mic! 68323 Lea Street Iron River.
  • 01/19/2025
    Join the Garland City Chamber Players at 3pm, at 509 3rd Street West, Ashland for music that was written to be enjoyed. Each performance features a new selection of music, suited for musicians and audience alike. We’re better than the radio! Sunday, 19 January, 3 p.m. Northern Lyre Trio, one hour performance, Featuring Kirk McBrayer, Andrew McInnes, & Neil Paynter
  • 01/20/2025
    Bayfield Rec Center will be expanding their open swim pool hours today 1pm-6:30pm! 140 S Broad St, Bayfield.
  • 01/21/2025
    Copper Pasty is extending their hours once again! Starting Tuesday, January 21, we will open earlier!  Our hours will now be 9:30am – 6pm.  Hot Breakfast pasties & coffee will be served from 9:30 – 10:30am. The regular full menu of pasties will be available starting at 10:30am. 417 Main Street West
  • 01/21/2025
    Annual Father-Daughter Dinner Dance – Feb. 21-22. Calling all fathers and daughters, young and old! at the AmericInn Conference Center in Ashland. Tickets will be on sale January 21st and February 4th at the Baynet office at the Salem Church 400 Salem Drive, Ashland from 5-6pm. Hosted by Baynet.
  • 01/21/2025
    Science on Tap at The Alley at 6:30pm! 806 Main St. W. The Superior Rivers Watershed Association is hosting Ashland’s beloved Science on Tap! Allison Allen, Northlakes Community Clinic presents: Pain and the Brain. In recent years our understanding of pain has changed; it’s NOT “all in your head” but it is (mostly) “all in your brain!” And our brains, amazing as they are, can make mistakes. This talk will walk you through the brain’s role as pain gatekeeper, and the different ways it processes and “decides” about the pain we experience over time. Along the way some tips for working with your brain to address pain will be shared as well. Allison Allen, Ph.D. is a clinical psychologist and the Chief Behavioral Health Officer at NorthLakes Community Clinic. She has over twenty years of experience working with a range of issues, and more recently has become fascinated by our rapidly evolving understanding of neuroplasticity, learning, pain and the brain. Every 3rd Tuesday of the month at the Alley in Ashland. Free and open to the public. Science on Tap is an opportunity for the community to hear about regional and relevant science from scientists themselves while enjoying beer, coffee and good company! Visit: www.superiorrivers.org/science-on-tap/
  • 01/23/2025
    Annual Ice Fishing Contest on Lake Galilee near Mellen. Sponsored by the North Wisconsin Rod & Gun Club.
  • 01/23/2025
    Cable Natural History Museum. Becoming a Natural Gardener. A natural garden isn’t complete without native plants. Join Master Gardener Sue Reinardy to learn about the trees, shrubs, and flowers who provide important shelter and food for beneficial insects, birds, wildlife year-round. We’ll also talk about the timing of seasonal events. By using your phenological observations, you can predict the best time for planting, the blooming cycles of plants, and the emergence of insect pests. Join us from 1-2pm at the Cable Natural History Museum, or on Zoom! This program will be streamed live and recorded. To attend in person or receive the Zoom link, and receive a link to the recorded program, register by January 21 by calling 715-798-3890 or visiting cablemuseum.org. $5 member/$10 non-member. 13470 Co Hwy M, Cable.
  • 01/23/2025
    Chequamegon Food Co-op: Self Care as Health Care Class led by Craig Schowalter; biochemist and health counselor. Craig will go over the four steps to achieve change, using self care to achieve health performance outcomes. Craig has been a health counselor for over 30 yrs. helping people with their health journey. 5-6:30pm. Free! 700 Main St W.
  • 01/24-26,30-02/02/2025
    The Chequamegon Theatre Association presents: Swan Lake. Enter the fairytale world of a forlorn prince, an evil wizard, and an enchanted maiden who can only become human by the light of the moon. This play, with children and adults will entertain audiences with love, humor, and magic.  Evening shows 7pm. Sunday matinee shows 2pm. For tickets and more information visit www.ctatheatre.org
  • 01/24/2025
    Legion Memorial Library in Mellen: Our next Paint Night will be at 6pm. We will be painting along with Angela Anderson to create “Funny Chicken”. We do ask that you register in advance, as our painting workspace is limited. You may register to attend by stopping by the library and signing up. Our paint nights at the library are free. We ask that you bring a canvas, some brushes, and a container for water to clean your brushes. The library has some brushes and paint you may use. The brushes and paint may not always match the demonstration we’re watching, but we can usually have colors pretty close to those used. This is a fun supportive group that enjoys our painting hobby. 106 Iron St Mellen. https://www.legionmemoriallibrary.org/
  • 01/25-26/2025
    Save the Date for our 8TH ANNUAL LEGENDARY WATERS WINTER POW WOW! Dance specials and more! Sure to be a fantastic weekend event! Open to the public too. Saturday 1pm, Sunday at 5pm. 37600 Onigamiing Dr, Bayfield.
  • 01/25/2025
    Dribbling Dockers at the Ashland Elementary School Gymnasium, 9:00-10:00am. Dribbling Dockers registration is FREE for all K-2 students. this is an introductory basketball program.  The goal of this program is to teach fundamental skills of the game of basketball to youth in fun, organized and educational ways.  This class is taught by adult coaches and High School students-athletes from the Ashland High School boys’ and girls’ basketball programs under the direction of the Ashland Athletic Department. Any questions email Ricky Bretting at rickybretting@gmail.com.  Looking forward to seeing all the kids in the gym!  Halftime performances are January 28th when the Girls Varsity takes on Cameron (7pm start time) and January 30th when the Boys Varsity takes on Ladysmith (7pm start time).
  • 01/25/2025
    Read with a Ranger at the Northern Great Lakes Visitor Center.  Join a Park Ranger for story time followed by a craft. Geared for ages 3 to 7 but all are welcome! Every other Saturday at 10am. See you there!  Other dates are:  February 8 & 22 and March 8 & 22.   29270 Co Hwy G.  715-685-2645
  • 01/25/2025
    Penokee Mountain Range Rides will hold a Meat Raffle and draw for their Gun Raffle (Guns will be updated shortly) fundraiser at Drop Tine Bar. 6pm. Drop Tine will also be running a 9 day Poker Run (stops to be determined). Message us with any questions. 29253 Railroad Ave, Mellen.
  • 01/25/2025
    ABC Raceway 2023 Awards Celebration. You, pit crew, family, friends, and fans are cordially invited to a celebration of another successful year of racing. Tickets must be purchased in advance by Jan 17th, no tickets sold at the door. For more information or to purchase tickets, call 715-209-2102 or 715-209-1373. Visit www.myracepass.com/tracks/1007/tickets/1366185 to purchase tickets online.
  • 01/25/2025
    Landmark Conservancy & Mt. Ashwabay: Candlelight Snowshoe Hike and Nordic Ski. 6-8pm. Bring your friends and family for a magical adventure in the Northwoods! Candlelit luminaries will guide your way along a one-mile loop, groomed for Nordic skiing and snowshoeing. Particpants are encouraged to grab a bite to eat or a beverage after their hike and enjoy a bonfire! Please bring your snowshoes or Nordic skis, warm winter clothing and footwear. There are bathrooms, snowshoe and ski rentals, food and beverages available at Mt. Ashwaybay. 32525 Ski Hill Rd, Bayfield. For more information or to volunteer to set up and collect luminaries call Sara at 715-235-8850.
  • 01/25/2025
    The BRICK Ministries present: Taste of the Bay 2025. 7-9pm at Northland College Ponzio Campus Center. Enjoy a fun evening featuring samples of food from local restaurants and caterers from all over the area, and support The BRICK at the same time! All proceeds go toward serving under-resourced community members through The BRICK’s emergency food and financial assistance programs. Limited tickets at $30/person are available through The BRICK, its Board members, Ashland Area Chamber of Commerce, and Moores on Main. Winter weather is no issue. Once again, complimentary valet parking is provided courtesy of Ashland Ford Chrysler, and complimentary coat check is provided by City of Ashland Parks and Recreation Department! Remember to check out our amazing raffle, too!
  • 01/25/2025
    The Backstage presents: Feeding Leroy! Duluth’s Feeding Leroy brings “Upnorth, original, good-timey tunes” to the Backstage. A blending of Americana and Bluegrass, their original songs and vocal harmonies are country music at its core — it’s fun, it’s original, it’s Feeding Leroy. Doors open at 5:30pm. Full bar and food service. The Backstage is in the same building as the Big Top Box Office on the intersection of Highways 13 and J at the gateway to downtown Bayfield. 84810 State Hwy 13, Bayfield. For more information call 715-373-5552. Click here for tickets.
  • 01/26/2025
    Knights of Columbus Pancake Breakfast at OLL 8-11:30am. Adults (12+) – $8, Children (5-11) – $5, Children under 5 – FREE. This event coincides with the OLL SCHOOL open house & registration event, 10AM-11AM. To kick off Catholic Schools Week, the Knights of Columbus are offering complimentary meal tickets to interested new families who tour the school. 215 Lake Shore Dr E.
  • 01/26/2025
    Ashland Ice Racing- at Maslowski Beach (pending ice conditions) Registration: 10-11am.  Pit Meeting: 11:15am.  Non-Studded Class: 11:30am. Regular Racing Starting at 12noon.  See you all there!   For weekly updates please refer to our Facebook Page. Thursday evening prior to the scheduled race day.
  • 01/26/2025
    Ashland Elk’s Lodge #137 “Cash Is King” Raffle. 41 Cash prizes awarded. 1st prize- $10,000 cash, 2nd $3000, 3rd $1000, 4th $500, 5th $150. Total $22,500 cash prizes. Only 450 Tickets to be sold. $100 per ticket. Tickets available from many Elk Members & many Taverns. We encourage you to purchase them early, because “When tickets are gone, they’re gone!” This is an opportunity to have fun & help support your local Elks Organization. For more information & tickets call Mike Masterson 715-292-3402. Drawing will be held Jan. 26th at AmericInn. 3009 Lake Shore Dr. E. Need to be present to win.
  • 01/28/2025
    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.
  • 01/28/2025
    Culver’s Share Night! 4-8pm, Have dinner while supporting the OLL Home & School Association!
  • 01/30-02/02/2025
    The Chequamegon Theatre Association presents: Swan Lake. Enter the fairytale world of a forlorn prince, an evil wizard, and an enchanted maiden who can only become human by the light of the moon. This play, with children and adults will entertain audiences with love, humor, and magic. Evening shows 7pm. Sunday matinee shows 2pm. For tickets and more information visit www.ctatheatre.org
  • 01/30/2025
    Cable Natural History Museum. Beautiful Flowers on the Shore: Managing invasives, planting natives, and controlling buckthorn. From the shoreline to the hilltops, there is a lot that we can do here in the Northwoods to provide habitat and improve our lands. Michael Sinclair will share the expertise he’s gained from working with local landowners to control invasive species like buckthorn, yellow iris, and purple loosestrife. He’ll also discuss ways to encourage native species so that your land is resilient and beautiful. Join us 1-2pm  at the Cable Natural History Museum, or on Zoom! This program will be streamed live and recorded. To attend in person or receive the Zoom link, and receive a link to the recorded program, register by January 28 by calling 715-798-3890 or visiting cablemuseum.org. $5 member/$10 non-member. 13470 Co Hwy M, Cable.
  • 01/31/2025
    Come and join Northland Women’s Hockey for Home Themed Nights at the Bay Area Civic Center. First Responder Appreciation Night! 7pm.

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