Calendar of Events

For more information, visit deerfootlodge.com/event/deerfoots-freeze-your-buns-off-crappie-ice-fishing-tournament-2026

Sledding, Hot Chocolate & Hot Dogs at The Hideout
December 24, Noon-5pm
December 27-29, Noon-5pm 
Every Saturday and Sunday in January, Noon-5pm and Sunday, February 1st! 

Visitors can view the inside of the home decorated for Christmas. Other out buildings on the property will be available for viewing too. We will post more information as it becomes available. 

Admission: FREE
Contact: susanaasen@gmail.com
Sponsored by Lac Courte Oreilles Tribal Governing Board

Charity supported: Sawyer County Snowmobile & ATV Alliance

There will be 50/50s, a potential bake sale, booze raffle etc.....
Bands or members of.... that will be performing...
House of Truth, 2nd time around, UnLucky 7s trio, the cheaters, David Karas, Sean Okamoto, Bare Bones, Night shift, Whiskey Topaz ....AND MORE!! 

Eric 's cancer is Stage 4 adenocarcinoma. Aggressive and unforgiving. The money raised will be going towards hospice and end of life care. ANYHTING is very much appreciated to help out Eric and his family.

For more information, call 715-634-2631.

• Luminaria-lit snowshoe trail
• Dedicated luminaria walk
• Lighted Birkie ski trail (if snow)
• Hot cocoa and a snack 
• Bonfire

Pre-registration encouraged, or register in-person at event. 
$10/person donation to attend
$10/name dedicated luminaria

Registration and dedicated luminaria forms available at First Lutheran Church Hayward or on this website: www.relayforlife.org/sawyercountywi

Checks should be written out to the American Cancer Society.

https://events.gcc.teams.microsoft.com/event/ed40479d-2958-47de-83ed-a2dd5e24409d@f4e2d11c-fae4-453b-b6c0-2964663779aa

Join us for a Partner Portal training session on Tuesday, February, 3 from 10 to 11 a.m., focused on navigating the system with ease. We will walk through the platform layout, key tools, and essential features to help you confidently find, manage, and update your content.

https://events.gcc.teams.microsoft.com/event/ed40479d-2958-47de-83ed-a2dd5e24409d@f4e2d11c-fae4-453b-b6c0-2964663779aa

Join us for a Partner Portal training session on Tuesday, February, 3 from 10 to 11 a.m., focused on navigating the system with ease. We will walk through the platform layout, key tools, and essential features to help you confidently find, manage, and update your content.

Craft & Conversation Every First Tuesday - Intro to Watercolor

Practice like playing a violin

• Activating your palette and brush
• “Grabbing paint”
• Use your paper towel for secondary water control

• Wet brush on dry paper
• Dry brush on dry paper
• Wet brush on wet paper

• Brush control
• thick to thin

• Mixing colors
• Fully On Palette
• On paper, let the water mix them

• Paint supplies
• Cold pressed paper with at higher lbs/thicker paper,
• crazy art or koi watercolors as a starting point
• QOR watercolors if you really enjoy it

• Making Trees with the techniques we have learned

We will have all the supplies. Registration is required for this event, as space is limited to 15 Teen and Adult participants. 

Register by calling 715-634-2161 or stopping by the front desk of the Library. If the class is full, feel free to stop by and enjoy the conversation.

For more information, call 715-558-7006.

The Rotary Club of Hayward Area invites you to join them for their February meeting to learn more about Rotary and hear from guest speaker Carson Kipfer of the Lumber Exchange. Carson will provide an update on this exciting community project. Learn more at: www.lumberexchange.co

The meeting is free to attend, and guests are welcome to order directly from the menu at their own cost.

Please RSVP by emailing: haywardarearotary@gmail.com

Open Mic: Mary Mack
Open Mic featuring Mary Mack takes place on Wednesday, February 4, 2026 at 6:00pm at The Backstage. This is a welcoming night for performers and audiences to enjoy live, local creativity. Learn more about the venue at https://www.bigtop.org/thebackstage.html.For more information, call 715-373-5552.

For more information, call 715-795-2320.

Sponsored by the Cable Natural History Museum. Maple syrup producers in the Northwoods have noticed many changes in their woods in recent years, such as earlier tapping seasons and less winter snowpack. Join Scott Hershberger(Forestry Communications Specialist) and Tony Johnson (Working Lands Forestry Educator) from UW–Madison Extension Forestry on Zoom to learn how the changing climate is affecting the health of maple trees and the quality and quantity of syrup—as well as what producers are doing in their woods and sugarhouses to be resilient. You don’t have to be a certified Master Naturalist to participate! Any adult learners are welcome. Register to receive the Zoom link and a link to the recorded program. 

Register by February 4 with the Cable Natural History Museum by calling 715-798-3890 or visiting cablemuseum.org. Cost: $5member/$10 non-member.

Live in the Lounge: Spring Fed
Live in the Lounge featuring Spring Fed happens on Thursday, February 5, 2026at 7:00 pm at LITL. Admission is a $10 suggested donation for an evening of funk, reggae, and blues from some of the chillest musicians on the shores of Lake Superior. Learn more at https://www.bigtop.org.For more information, call 715-373-5552.

Balterdash’s sound is infused with flavors of Bluegrass, Americana, and Celtic music. Featuring Sue Orfield (sax/vocals), Dustin DeGolier (guitar/vocals), John Utphall (fiddle/keys/vocals), Randy Sinz (bass/vocals), and The Parks very own Michael Pilhofer (Drums/Percussion). Balterdash draws their audiences in with powerful vocals, and joyful musical interplay.

Balterdash enjoy performing their original music interspersed with unique arrangements of choice cover tunes. The result is a vibrant and engaging musical experience that resonates across genres and generations.

TICKETS: $25 advance, $30 door and $5 students (17 and under)

GET TICKETS

For more information, call 715-794-2561.

For more information, call 833-479-4637.

For more information, visit www.relicriders.com

42K and 26K Classic and Skate Races 

Race Start Times:

• 42K Men Skate - 9:30 AM

• 42K Women Skate - 9:35 AM

• 42K Men/Women Classic - 9:40 AM

• 26k Men Skate - 10:00 AM

• 26k Women Skate - 10:05 AM

• 26K Men/Women Classic - 10:10 AM

For more information visit: www.prebirkie.com or call 715-558-6251.

For more information, call 715-634-8996.

Sponsored by the Cable Natural History Museum. Whether 5 acres or 500, forests are special places. Join Ron Weber, Forester Ranger for the Wisconsin DNR, to discover characteristics of the different forest types we have here in northern Wisconsin and how foresters sustainably manage them for aesthetics, recreation, wildlife, watershed protection, wood products and more. Invasive species and forest health concerns will also be explored, and we’ll have time for questions. Attend from home on your own device or join us in the Museum's classroom. 

Register with the Cable Natural History Museum by calling715-798-3890 or visiting cablemuseum.org. Register by: February 5. Cost: $5member/$10 non-member.

Deerfoot's Winter UTV & Powersports Showcase and Chippewa Flowage Night Ride 
Night Ride Departs at 5pm 

Show off your machine in a variety of Agility Contests, Enter our "Best Accessories" Contest and enjoy a fun day on the ice with fellow UTV and Snowmobile enthusiasts!

Onsite, same-day registration for all contest events. We'll be giving away a $1,500 UTV Adventure Package, courtesy of our sponsors! 

Check put Demo Machines from Hayward Power Sports & Ravek, as well as Groomer Equipment from the Sawyer County Snowmobile & ATV Alliance and Musky, Sno & ATV Country! We'll be accepting entries for "I Sank Little Round Hank" as well as fundraising for our amazing Sawyer County Snowmobile & ATV Alliance Clubs! 


For more information, visit www.facebook.com/DeerfootLodgeResort

For more information, call 715-699-1706.

For more information, call 715-462-3002.

Buffalo Galaxy
Buffalo Galaxy takes the StageNorth stage on Saturday, February 7, 2026 at 7:00pm. Tickets are $25 with a $22 early option for a night where heavy-hitting psychedelia meets old-time bluegrass. Expect banjo, mandolin, upright bass, and acoustic guitar pushing both interstellar jams and familiar favorites. Learn more about the venue at https://www.bigtop.org/stagenorth.html.For more information, call 715-373-5552.

For more information, call 715-634-2631.

For more information, call 715-798-4000.

For more information, call 715-266-2787.

For more information, call 715-794-2561.

Charity supported: Hayward Hurricane Football Booster Club

A New Perspective on Health Presented by: 
Tammy Schwartz, Nutritionist/Diet & Lifestyle Intervention Practitioner

In this FREE event, Tammy brings clarity around nutrition and what leads to optimal health by sharing:

• What leads people to live late into their years vibrantly alive!
• What's really true about carbs & protein
• Why plant foods are so important and how to easily get more in your diet everyday

So much of what we are typically taught is not leading to optimal health and/or weight. Tammy has helped many people reverse health issues, get off medications they never thought possible and live with more energy. This talk could change your life! 

Mon 9/15, 6:15 - 7:00pm
Tammy Schwartz Wellness Studio
15770 E Guard St, Hayward (side entrance Hansen Chiropractic)
715-642-336 Text or call to confirm a spot.

Join us to create a work of art with instructor Jana Hillstrom. Cost $35, register on Eventbrite. 
For more details, call 715-462-3328 or visit https://www.facebook.com/DeerfootLodgeResort/

 Sponsored by Cable Natural History Museum. Join the North Lakeland Discovery Center Naturalists for an engaging, interactive, and educational program. As this season is all about love, discover the secret "romantic" lives of plants and animals both nearby and from afar! This lively Jeopardy-style event promises plenty of fun, laughter, and fascinating facts. Arrive early to enjoy dinner and drinks! 

Register with the Cable Natural History Museum by calling 715-798-3890 or visitingcablemuseum.org. Pre-registration preferred, but drop-ins are welcome. Cost: $10 member/$15 non-member.

For more information, call 715-558-7006.

If you're seeking a job, feel free to stop by and visit with representatives from over 50 businesses and educational institutions.  When you arrive, you will be greeted by members of the high school FBLA group, and they will hand you a map of businesses and table locations.

Chalet Socials: Game Night
Chalet Socials: Game Night happens on Wednesday, February 11, 2026 at 6:00 pm at Mt. Ashwabay. This is a relaxed, community-focused evening filled with games, laughs, and winter fun at the chalet. It is a great midweek way to connect with friends and neighbors. Learn more at https://www.mtashwabay.org.For more information, call 715-373-5552.

For more information, call 715-795-2320.

Live in the Lounge: Flesh Wound
Live in the Lounge featuring Flesh Wound takes place on Thursday, February 12,2026 at 7:00 pm at LITL. Admission is a $10 suggested donation for ahigh-energy night of live music in an intimate setting. Come ready for great sound and a lively crowd. Learn more at https://www.bigtop.org.For more information, call 715-373-5552.

For more information, call 715-794-2561.

For more information, call 833-479-4637.

Meet at Winter Groomer's Shed at 9am for a 20-mile round trip to Radisson. Stop at Helsing's for pizza at the half way point and return to the Groomer's Shed at 4pm for pulled pork dinner.

Trophy's in multiple classes. 

For more information, call Mitch 651-303-5940.

Families can stop by the Cable Natural History Museum’s classroom to participate in hands-on activities, challenges, and crafts dedicated to connecting you with museum specimens! Adults should stay with their children and are encouraged to play with us! Donations welcome.

For more information, visit https://www.cablemuseum.org/events/ or call 715-798-3890.

For more information, visit www.facebook.com/BarStoolRaces

Celebrate Valentine's Day with your loved ones by taking a horse-drawn carriage ride at Deerfoot Lodge on Saturday, 2/14 from 12pm-3pm!  Riders will depart from Deerfoot for a 20-minute scenic ride along the snow covered roads near Deerfoot - just $25 per person, with up to 10 riders welcome on each trip!  Or, for just $150, book the entire carriage for your group of 1-10 people to enjoy a private carriage ride with just your group!  Dress warmly and bring a blanket for this open-air carriage ride as we share the love equestrian-style this Valentine's Day during this fun new event!

Purchase your tickets here: https://horsedrawncarriageridesdeerfoot.eventbrite.com

Register ahead of time here: Registration. We will update you if there are changes to plans for the date. You can also register same day. Payment isn’t due until day of curling.

Learn to Curl sessions are a great introduction for anybody interested in trying curling. Watched some curling on TV and want to give if a try for yourself? Have Olympic aspirations? We have you covered!

Curling is a welcoming sport for people from a wide range of athletic ability. 10 year-olds to 90 year-olds curl! Don’t feel like sliding on the ice? Able bodied and individuals who use wheelchairs can participate using special sticks to curl.

The club provides all equipment you need. This includes rocks, sliders, stabilizers, brooms and sticks. We also provide teaching to get you from your first steps on curling ice to throwing shots to the button. (Success not guaranteed!)

We ask that you bring the cleanest pair of shoes you own to walk on the ice with. We need to keep the ice as clean as possible for as long as possible this year. Tennis shoes or flexible boots are recommended. Please avoid shoes with metal prongs or hooks on the top surface as these can scratch the ice.

You are welcome to wear a helmet to reduce risk of head injuries from a fall. Helmets are not provided.

There will be a$15 cost for any non-members of the club. If you later decide to join the club this will be credited towards your membership dues. $10 supports the club, and$5 goes to USA Curling. HCC Learn to Curl registration and a USA Curling one day membership are required to be signed before stepping foot on the ice.

For more information, call 715-699-1709.

Fresh homemade pasta served with your choice of Red Italian Sausage or Pesto sauce, Caesar salad & warm bread $14.95.

Limited to 30 people! 

RESERVATIONS REQUIRED. To reserve your spot, email info@boldlodge.com

For more information, call 715-462-3002.

For more information, call 715-419-0135.

For more information, call 715-798-4000.

For more information, call 715-794-2169.

For more information, call 715-462-9515.

Join members of the BCO for a lyrical night of beauty, romance and unabashed love wrapped in a heart shaped musicbox. With songstresses Yazmin Bowers and Danielle Diamond filling the cold of this February night with song, you best be ready to melt into a puddle right then and there. Joining them will be the familiar trio of hopeless romantics, Tom Mitchell, Nate Bean and Ed Willett. Tickets:  $54.33 (includes $1.58 service charge).

For more information visit: www.bigtop.org

For more information, call 833-479-4637.

Charity supported: Sawyer County Search & Rescue

Register ahead of time here: Registration. We will update you if there are changes to plans for the date. You can also register same day. Payment isn’t due until day of curling.

Learn to Curl sessions are a great introduction for anybody interested in trying curling. Watched some curling on TV and want to give if a try for yourself? Have Olympic aspirations? We have you covered!

Curling is a welcoming sport for people from a wide range of athletic ability. 10 year-olds to 90 year-olds curl! Don’t feel like sliding on the ice? Able bodied and individuals who use wheelchairs can participate using special sticks to curl.

The club provides all equipment you need. This includes rocks, sliders, stabilizers, brooms and sticks. We also provide teaching to get you from your first steps on curling ice to throwing shots to the button. (Success not guaranteed!)

We ask that you bring the cleanest pair of shoes you own to walk on the ice with. We need to keep the ice as clean as possible for as long as possible this year. Tennis shoes or flexible boots are recommended. Please avoid shoes with metal prongs or hooks on the top surface as these can scratch the ice.

You are welcome to wear a helmet to reduce risk of head injuries from a fall. Helmets are not provided.

There will be a$15 cost for any non-members of the club. If you later decide to join the club this will be credited towards your membership dues. $10 supports the club, and$5 goes to USA Curling. HCC Learn to Curl registration and a USA Curling one day membership are required to be signed before stepping foot on the ice.

For more information, call 715-795-2320.

Teens 13+ and adults are invited to drop-in between 4:00 - 6:30 pm for relaxation and DIY fun! 

Listen to spa music as you create a flower filled sachet, lip sugar scrub, and collage a selfcare idea guide all while enjoying tea and cucumber lemon water*.

*While supplies last

For more information, visit https://weisscommunitylibrary.com/ or call 715-634-2161.

Beat the Winter Blues by enjoying a nice glass of wine while you paint your own masterpiece with instructor, Jana Hillstrom. Cost is $40 which includes all your supplies, glass of wine, & snacks. Doors open at 5:00, painting starts at 6:00.  To sign up call 715-634-2328.

For more information, visit https://www.trailwayson27.com/home/ .

Cable UCC Mardi Gras Pancake Supper
Pancakes, Sausage, Ham, and Fruit Toppings

 Thepublic is invited to attend the Mardi Gras Pancake Supper on Tuesday, February17^th, from 5 to 6:30 p.m. in the Fellowship Hall at Cable UnitedChurch of Christ. The church is located at 13445 County Highway M in downtownCable. Gluten-free pancakes will be available upon request. Free-will offeringsat the door will fund the Cable United Church of Christ Scholarship forgraduating seniors in the Drummond Area School District. For more informationabout the pancake supper please phone the church at 715-798-3066.

Hosted by: Margaret Winter, RSSA
Licensed and Insured Independent Health Insurance Advisor
Registered Social Security Analyst

For more information, visit https://weisscommunitylibrary.com/ or call 715-634-2161.

For more information, call 715-558-7006.

Long-Shot performs Saturday, February 28 at 7:30PM at StageNorth. This original Midwest trio blends rock ’n’ roll, alt-country,and acoustic blues with high-energy live performances. Tickets are $10 onlineand $15 at the door. Learn more and purchase tickets at bigtop.org.