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Iron County Wisconsin - "A Wisconsin Heritage Area" Iron County Heritage Festival July 27-August 12, 2007
Hurley Quarterback Club Golf Tournament Friday, July 27 Sponsored by the Hurley Quarterback Club. Call for Details. Hurley • 11:00 AM 715-561-4939
Iron County Historical Society Museum Open House Friday, July 27 Iron and timber displays. Artifacts from the old synagogue and other area churches, clothing and the clock tower Discover a model train running through a version of early Hurley. Free Admission 10 AM-3 PM • 715-561-2244
Iron County Historical Society Museum Fabric Arts Event Friday, July 27 See live demonstrations of spinning, rag-rug weaving and Belgian Lace making. Raw wool will be available for purchase. Refreshments will be served. Free Admission 10 AM-3 PM • 715-561-2244
Hurley Education Foundation Open House & Brunch And Distinguished Alumni & Friends Award Saturday, July 28 Open house and brunch with tours of the school. Hurley K-12 School • 9:00-12:00 AM
Hurley High School Athletic Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony Saturday, July 28 Induction of outstanding athletes and coaches. Hurley K-12 School • Noon 715-561-4834
United Methodist Church Annual Turkey Dinner Saturday, July 28 United Methodist Church on Cty. J Mercer • 4-7 PM 715-476-2170
Hurley All Class Reunion Pizza Party Saturday, July 28 Hosted by the Hurley Education Foundation. Hurley Inn • 7:00 pM
Iron County Heritage Festival Parade Saturday, July 28 Down Hurley's NEW Silver Street Hurley • 2 PM 715-561-4334
Northwoods Wildlife & Wetlands Club Gun Show Sunday, July 29 Manitowish Waters Community Center Manitowish Waters • 8 AM-4 PM 715-476-0016
St. Mary's Church Bazaar Sunday, July 29 Old Time Church Social and Festival with Family Events, Children's Games, Bingo, Food and Fun! St. Mary's Church, Hurley • Noon 715-561-2606
Living History Walking Tour of Hurley Tavern District Tuesday, July 31 A show you will not forget! Join this guided living history reenactment complete with song and dance. The community dresses up to entertain you with history. Hurley • 6:30 pm 715-561-4334
Mercer Loon Day Wednesday, August 1 Your opportunity to be a little "Looney." Enjoy Arts & Crafts, Good Food, Loon Calling Contests and Old Fashioned Fun! Mercer • All Day 715-476-2389
Montreal & Gile All City Rummage Sales Friday - Saturday, August 3-4th Montreal • 9:00 AM-2:00 PM 715-561-5180
Iron County Fair Friday - Sunday, August 3-5th Earl's Carnival rides, horse events, fireman's tournaments, music, food & exhibits Saxon • Times Vary 715-561-5780
Huck Finn Day Saturday, August 4 Kids canoe & boat swamp, games, karaoke! Rugger's Landing - Mercer • 3:00 PM 715-476-2530
Turkey Shoot Sunday, August 5 Trap shooting competitions for prizes of frozen turkeys! NWWC Shooting Range - Mercer • 11:00 AM-4:00 PM 715-476-0016
Paavo Nurmi Marathon Spaghetti Feed Friday, August 10 "Carb-up" with mounds of pasta and sauce. Contact Hurley Chamber • 4:00-8:00 PM 715-561-4334
39th Paavo Nurmi Marathon Saturday, August 11 Wisconsin's longest running marathon. Relay divisions offer participation to those unable to meet the challenge of the full distance. Upson to Hurley • 7:30 AM 715-561-4334 • www.hurleywi.com
Springstead Corn Roast Saturday, August 11 Treat yourself to the golden-sweet corn roasted to perfection, music, dancing, fun and games. Springstead • Noon - 6:00 PM 715-583-9979
Sidekicks Lumberjack Breakfast Buffet & Dance Saturday, August 11 To compliment the Paavo Nurmi Marathon, Sidekicks has planned a Lumberjack Breakfast and Lumberjack Dance. Iron Belt • Breakfast -8:00 AM / Dance - 9:00 PM
Turtle Flambeau Flowage Pig Roast Saturday, August 11 Tempt your taste buds with mouth watering pork, roasted to perfection. Midway Lodge • 3:00 PM 715-769-3680
· The beaver hat rage in Europe, opened up international trade routes in the county as early as the 1600’s. Later iron ore mined in the region fed the growing automobile industry. Iron County’s unique history is, as the title of the 1993 Centennial Book reads, “Rooted in Resources”—Not only the resources found in the iron ore mines and lush forests, but in the people who settled the region, opening up Wisconsin’s Northwoods for the future. Come experience Iron County’s rich heritage…It is alive today!
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