There's a possibility that we'll see snow this weekend, and no one could be happier about it than the organizers of Madison's Winter Festival. The Festival is an annual tradition in its 14th year. It features many ways to enjoy winter weather, with room for both beginners and experienced participants. The festival moved from downtown Madison to Elver Park last year, where the cross country ski trails, ice skating rink and large hill make a perfect venue. In the absence of snow, Elver Park also has the advantage of snow-making machines, to ensure a successful event.
Last year- the festival landed on an unseasonably warm weekend. This year, it's cooler, and the forecast looks more promising. In any event, there will absolutely be snow. The Winter
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Tonight, the City of Madison Parks Department kicks off its Groove and Glide party series. The ice skating fun travels around town, with a stop at each rink
These magnificent birds of prey are drawn to the open water for fishing in winter, and there are some great spots to watch them in Sauk City and Prairie du Sac. This gathering place of sorts is the impetus behind Bald Eagle Watching Days, held January 12-13, 2018 in the
The event is planned by Madison Parks and the Warner Park Community Recreation Center. Families can pay $5 for admission, and enjoy a wide range of activities. There will be bouncy houses, an imagination playground, and fitness activities planned to help energetic kids burn off steam and keep moving through the winter. Then, check out the winter themed crafts, pottery projects with MSCR (Madison School and Community