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Prepare Today. Survive Tomorrow. The “Prepare to Survive Expo” is an action-packed weekend that features a hands-on exploration into prepping, self-reliance, and disaster preparedness. More than 200 million people are affected by disasters each year. Protect yourself and your family by taking steps to be prepared. Prepping and homesteading are lifestyles of self-sufficiency and you will always have something else that you can learn and something else to do.

Friday, Saturday, and Sunday eveining, 5:30 and 8:00. Enjoy dramatizations of four classic Poe stories: The Raven, The Fall of the House of Usher, The Pit and the Pendulum and The Tell-Tale Heart, as well as a delicious harvest buffet. Reservations are required.

Saturdays, Oct 17, 24, 31. Join us for an always spooky, sometimes scary, rain-or-shine event as we celebrate the immigrant legends we brought with us and the folklore we created here at home. Featuring the folk and fairytales of the Old World as well as Wisconsin ghost stories from the 19th and early 20th centuries.

Hundreds of fine artists and crafters line “The Trollway”, Mount Horeb’s historic Main Street, lined with life-sized mythical creatures. Experience our Norwegian heritage with farmer’s market, buggy rides, heritage demonstrations and the Sons of Norway Host Frokost, an authentic Norwegian Fall breakfast. Fair and festivities run from 9 to 4 on Saturday, and 10 to 3 on Sunday.

Friday night fever is back. And we are better than ever at re-creating the 70s disco scene. This is one nostalgic journey you don’t want to miss. Start working on your retro look now; prizes will go to the best mustache and the biggest hair.

Visit Brazil without leaving Sheboygan. Family Festivals is a fun-filled cultural series featuring performances, art-making activities, demonstrations, storytelling, authentic food, and so much more. Each event is planned with local community members who want to share their culture and customs with you. Arrange your itinerary now; passports will be provided.

Masters of Tuvan throat singing, a remarkable technique for singing multiple pitches at the same time, Alash brings the beautiful and exotic sounds of inner Asia to Sheboygan. They have collaborated with Bela Fleck and the Flecktones, beatboxer Shodekeh, and Lincoln Center chamber musicians.

Multi-Instrumentalist Todd Green performs original music on over 30 acoustic string, flute and percussion instruments from all over the world, inspired by many different cultures in the Middle East, Central Asia, Far East and South America. His custom-built electronic system allows him to layer instruments as he performs, which in effect turns him into a high-tech one-man-band of World Music.

Experience the National Veterans Shrine, centerpiece of the American Village’s Veterans Day event. Interactive media, artifacts and exhibits will help answer the questions: “Who are our country’s veterans?” “What did they do for our country?” and “What do we owe them?”

New Orleans-based Mobile native, Raine Bedsole, has established a special position as an artist working with unusual materials. With this specially commissioned work, Bedsole explores the dynamic possibilities of site-specific sculptural installation. A first for the Mobile Museum of Art.

Scale plays an essential role in achieving an artist’s goals. By either occupying the entire visual field or drawing the viewer tightly inward - both can be employed for extreme visual impact. In this exhibition, artists experiment with scale and how it affects the viewer.

Decorative art collectors Charles G. Schoenknecht and Ward A. Paul make a substantial gift from their collection of 19th and 20th century American and European glass and ceramics, including metalwork, assembled over the last 40 years.This exhibition highlights those gifts.

175 juried award-winning artists. Enjoy fine wine tasting and festive music, spectacular paintings, scratchboard, batiks, bronzes, glass, stone, copper, clay, pottery, jewelry, photography and life-sized to monumental sculptures.

It’s a tail waggin' good time as the City welcomes dog enthusiasts from around the valley to honor Veterans, pet owners and “man’s” best friend.

Arizona's Premier Emerging Artist Festival. The first annual Mesa Music Fest is slotted for November 2015. 200 bands from all over the country will take over the streets of Downtown Mesa over a three day period.

This is one of Arizona's oldest events. 10K Run, 2 Mile Fun Run/Walk, and 1 Mile Fun Run/Walk. 10K Run, 9:00 AM 2 Mile Fun Run/Walk, 8:30 AM 1 Mile Fun Run/Walk, 8:15 AM Race Day Registration/Pick Up, 7:00 AM.

Join Us In A Celebration Of The Birth Of Christ At The Mesa Arizona Temple Gardens This Christmas Season. As You Thrill To The Sights And Sounds Of The Holidays, We Hope That You, Your Family And Friends Will Enjoy Hundreds Of Thousands Of Colorful Lights.

An Old West Party Is Taking Place And It's Time To Boot Up And Come Down For A Day Of Gun Fights, Quick Draws, Bbq And Live Music. Stagecoach Rides, Pony Rides, Kettle Corn And Lots Of Fun Stuff For The Kids.

The Parade travels on Center Street between 8th Street and 1st Avenue. Over 100 entries including military vehicles, WW II tanks, the Fallen Soldier Memorial, USS Arizona replica, Girl and Boy Scout Troops, equestrian groups and much more. Over 36,000 people will be there.

Visit town on Saturday for Tombstone at Twilight on Nov 28, and stay for the lighting of the town's Christmas Tree, at dusk, on historic Allen Street.

Enjoy a beautiful course hosting a fantastic silent auction, raffle prizes and delicious sit-down lunch. The tournament will be a four some person scramble with an 8am shotgun start. Last year’s tournament sold out so don’t miss the opportunity to play and support Big Brothers Big Sisters.

The Summit will identify ways that you can use technology to save your organization time and money and deliver ways that you can effectively collaborate on innovative solutions to common business challenges and how technology is powering change. It is designed to bring together C-level executives, entrepreneurs, small business owners, technology professionals and academia to celebrate our technology region and focus upon opportunities of the future.

Based on Old Possum's Book of Practical Cats by T.S. Eliot, the musical tells of a tribe of cats and the night they decide which cat will ascend to the Heaviside Layer and return to a new life. The production ran 18 years on Broadway, and won numerous awards.

The Harvest Festivals are the largest indoor arts and crafts show on the West Coast, offering over 24,000 American handmade crafts. Guests can shop for original art, jewelry, pottery, clothing, specialty foods, home decor and more. Throughout the weekend there is exciting live entertainment, delicious foods, prize giveaways and a hands on Kid's Zone.

The Mountain's Largest Holiday Craft Show. Featuring over 50 vendors. Free Children's Arts and Crafts, Food & Libations available From Wyatt's Cafe and Saloon.

More than 100 talented Orange County artisans will showcase unique handmade items for purchase, including holiday decorations, hand-blown glass, ceramics, jewelry, folk crafts, clothing and more. The Faire features music and delicious foods and desserts, including the ever-popular handmade, ceramic collector bowls filled with hot chili or baked potatoes with all the trimmings.