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The dog days of summer are just around the corner, so get out there and enjoy August to the fullest in the Stevens Point area. This month's issue will give you all the details to get down with 'Corn on the Curb', learn to 'Feel Good', experience opening night, dive into 'Paddlequest', savor 'Brews, Brats & Bands' and more! 
August Feature: Savor the Season

Central Wisconsin Children's MuseumGO!
Create sensory overload in the Stevens Point area. Indulge your tastes at one of the local breweries or by sampling distinct local fare. Use your hands to explore the Art Village or the Children's Museum. Open your eyes to the eclectic mix of art exhibits. Discover the hush of an audience enjoying a show. Start your sensory exploration here.
 

SEE!
Downtown Stevens Point offers distinct flavors and smells to ring in the summer season. In the historic public square, Corn on the Curb
held annually the first Saturday of August. It is a traditional corn roast
with a seasoning of music and family fun. If you're a little early, be sure to visit the Farmers Market, held daily from May to October for over 150 years at the same location. 
Corn on the Curb 








What is Wisconsin without a good brat in one hand and a cold beverage in the other? Add great music and the best Wisconsin flavor hits its peak. During Brews, Brats & Bands celebration held the 3rd weekend in August at Brewery Park, the best summertime flavors are easy to find.
 
Need more than good brews and brats? Mullins is known for 'the best cheese curds around', celebrating their third generation in cheese making. Their gift store offers over 75 different varieties of fresh made cheeses and a short video about the cheese making process. Try to enjoying them fresh, when they are still warm, to hear the best squeak.
 
Hungry for something other than the traditional Wisconsin Fish Fry, Ambrosia'sbut still want an authentic Wisconsin supper club setting? Visit Two Lakes Restaurant, to try the famous drunken chicken and traditional Italian dinner, nestled in the countryside between two lakes. Or, visit downtown Amherst for a stroll along the Tomorrow River and a number of great dining choices. For a real family feel, try Ambrosia's or the Amherst Café or for a traditional supper club try the Tomorrow River Supper Club.
 
DO!
While in Amherst, be sure to visit the Tomorrow River Gallery and Tomorrow River Gallery & GiftsGifts as they feature Liv Aanrud, a local metal-sculpture artist, opening on August 8th. The gallery, which features artwork from over 40 local artists, will be featuring the "Scrapper" exhibit through August 23.
 
Then, remember the thrill of sitting in a dark theater engrossed in the play
and take in opening night of the River Theatre Company's production of Doubt: A Parable,at the @1800 Theater, August 13-15. The play has won four Tony Awards and is recommended for adult audiences only.

If you're in the mood for a little lighter entertainment, make sure to 'Be Good and Feel Good' at the Feel Good Festival with 3 days and 40 bands, complete with a 5K Sundress Run, hula-hoop lessons and a 12-foot cow. Of course, if you are looking for a little more quirky fun, be sure to sign-up to participate in PaddleQuest, a canoe race unlike any other. Teams enter into an ongoing epic and vie for the title of "The Protectors of the Backwaters" and compete in trials of the mind body and spirit, collecting as many tokens as possible. This race is truly for all-ages and has had competitors aging from 18-60.
Feel Good Festival
Calendar of Events 
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In This Issue
Savor the Season
Upcoming Events
Planning a Visit?
Visitor Display
Quick Links
Visitors Guide
 
Maps
 
Contact Us
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Planning a Visit?
The Stevens Point Area Convention & Visitors Bureau operates a full service Visitor Information Center at 340 Division Street North, Stevens Point.
 
The Center offers information, maps, brochures, coupons, and more to enhance your stay. We are happy to help you plan your trip. Start planning online here.
 
 
Partner Spotlight
Traveling through the Stevens Point Area soon? Stop at the Visitor Information Center, 340 Division Street North, Stevens Point, to see these displays in July.

The Companion Shop is a specialty dog and cat store in downtown Stevens Point. They carry a wide variety of products to keep your furry friends healthy, active, comfortable and happy. Be sure to check out their unique homemade treats, including ice cream flavors just for them!

The Stevens Point Brewery is one of the nation's oldest continuously operated breweries, celebrating 150 years of brewing in 2007. Home to Nicholas C. Point and a wide variety of beer and specialty soda, they are open six days a week.

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