• June 28 - July 2 / July 4 - 9, 2017
• The Henry W. Maier Festival Park 200 North Harbour Drive Milwaukee, WI 53202 Map It in MILWAUKEE, WI.

The largest festival in the United States based on attendance, Summerfest is a symphony of sound. Festival stages feature well-known classic rock bands as well as contemporary, country, rock, and folk acts. Hundreds of thousands of people attend this late June, early July event.

• July 8-9, 2017
• Capitol Concourse Madison, WI 53703-3342 in MADISON, WI.

For one weekend in July and November, the Madison Museum of Contemporary Art converts Capitol Square into a festive atmosphere of music, entertainment, and art. The festivities return in mid-November when the beautiful spaces of MMoCA and the Overture Center for the Arts are filled with artists, food vendors, and holiday cheer.

• July 13 – 16, 2017
• MILWAUKEE, WI.

Held in mid-July, Bastille Days centers on French history and culture. The streets of Milwaukee become the perfect setting for a romantic rendezvous. The free festival offers street entertainers, sidewalk cafes, and the annual �Storm the Bastille 5K run. Serenade your sweetheart under a replica of the Eiffel Tower. You'll find plenty of photo opportunities at Bastille Day.

• July 15-16, 2017
• Main Street - Mount Horeb Mount Horeb, WI 53572 in MOUNT HOREB, WI.

Artists, crafters, performers, and life-sized mythical beasts line Mount Horeb's historic Main Street every third weekend in July for the town's annual Art Fair. Discover treasures of painting and pottery along the festive 'Trollway' before indulging in some authentic Norwegian food and cultural performances.

• July 14, 15, 16 2017
• MILWAUKEE, WI.

One of the oldest festivals in Milwaukee, the South Shore Frolics features a wide variety of activities including a parade, kids games, rides, live musical performances, fish fry, and classic car show. Every night the celebration finishes with the festival's very own signature 'Atomic Fireworks' display.

• July 20-22, 2017
• HAYWARD, WI.

Late July provides the setting for the Lumberjack World Championships which showcase the skills of 200 genuine lumberjacks from around the world in a competition of strength and expertise. With over 12,000 spectators at the three-day event, it remains a favorite in Wisconsin where timber cutting and lumberjacking is deeply rooted.