Each summer the Ringling Brothers' hometown celebrates their legacy with a circus parade through the streets of downtown Baraboo. Join us Saturday, June 8th for the 11 a.m. parade and a weekend full of circus-themed fun. Contact: Ben Bromley
Baraboo features Wisconsin's most popular state park (Devil's Lake), a circus museum located on grounds developed by the Ringling Brothers, and a Rockwellian downtown square dotted with specialty shops and eateries, breweries, wineries, and distillery are open as well! Contact: Ben Bromley
Click for the Badger Bus Profile Sheet Badger Coaches, a family-owned company founded in 1920, offers top-tier transportation solutions. Our fleet includes a variety of vehicles, including executive motorcoaches and transit vans, ensuring the perfect fit for your group. Charter a bus with Badger Coaches for your next group outing, corporate event, or personal trip. Our experienced team will work...
The Art Preserve of the John Michael Kohler Arts Center lets visitors interact with the Arts Center's world-renowned collection of artist-built environments - spaces and places that have been significantly transformed to embody and express aspects of their history. Contact: Ann Brusky
Apple Holler is a farm-to-table restaurant, bakery, gift shop, orchard, and family farm with pick-your-own apples, peaches, and pears. Enjoy four seasons of fun: orchard and farm tours, hayrides, sleigh rides, and wedding venue. Contact: Dave Flannery
Located in the Roth Kase Creamery, home of the world champion cheese SURCHOIOX. A leader in quality, selection, and price. Come watch cheese being made and enjoy free samples. Contact: Tony Zgraggen
America's Prettiest Playhouse built in 1915. The Al. Ringling Theatre is a treasure of rare quality. Magnificent and richly designed in the style of grand French opera houses, it’s a masterpiece of beautiful European architecture. Al. Ringling created the theatre for all who visit to experience the magic. Come hear the story of its design, creation, renovation, and the man who built...