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TAKING THE REINS
Friday-Saturday, August 17-18
Extreme competitions, food, and entertainment
are sure to make Taking the Reins presented by
the Midwest Horse Fair ® an event to remember
at The Alliant Energy Center in Madison, WI.
Full Metal Jousting Armored All-Star Challenge,
will headline the event. Widely acclaimed
jouster, coach and trainer, Shane Adams, will
be bringing jousters from the Full Metal Jousting
series on HISTORY® to Madison for a live
competition. For more information, visit www.
TakingtheReins.net.
FISHTIVAL
Saturday-Sunday, August 18-19
Bellevue celebrates art, fish, and the Mississippi
August 18-19 from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
with arts and activities for everyone including
a fish boil Saturday, DNR fish tours, hands-onchildren’s
art, a children’s bike parade along with
the display of original artwork and the presence
of working artists all on the riverfront. For more
info, call (563) 872-3388.
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DINNER AND DRUMS
Saturday, August 18
Help Global Goods continue their missions
by attending their fundraiser event featuring
African dinner drum music, silent and live auctions
and door prizes. Join them at 6:00 p.m.
at Grandview UMC, 3342 John Wesley Dr. (off
of JF Kennedy Rd.). Tickets are $30.00. For
ticket information, call (563) 588-3000.
SUMMER’S LAST BLAST
Friday-Saturday, August 24-25
The bookend to Music & More Production’s
Kickoff to Summer, Last Blast is a weekend of
live music from top local bands to touring national
acts. This year, Last Blast parties at the Town
Clock with two days of rock including party band
the Love Monkeys, Snidley Whiplash and Crystal
Leather on Friday night and ‘80s nerd-rockers
The Spazmatics with local rockers Johnny Trash
and Menace on Saturday.
2012 “KID’S DAY”
Saturday, August 18th
The mission of “Kid’s Day” is to pass on our
love of fishing to kids. Kids Day provides 100
students (Grades 4, 5, & 6) from the Tri-State
area (IA, WI, & IL) an opportunity to spend a
day on the river with a local angler. And to
add some extra excitement to it, we make it
a tournament.
To be eligible, each student is required to prepare
an essay on “Why I want to go fishing”.
The top 100 essay winners are teamed with
the club’s pros to fish for four hours on the
Mississippi River. Students are given a new rod
& reel combination, tackle box & tackle, Kid’s
Day T-shirt, continental breakfast and lunch.
Plaques are given to the top ten teams and
big fish plaques are also awarded.
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