The Wisconsin Zombie Mud Run is your chance to prepare for the apocalypse in this thrilling endurance race for your life that pits you against pandemic (obstacle course) and the zombie horde. Face your fears and try to survive the pandemic. Your mission: successfully navigate the 5K course and all 13 obstacles, while attempting to avoid the multitude of zombies and losing all 3 of your life lines. Crossing the finish line with at least 1 life line intact is all that stands between you and future greatness.

The Waukesha County Fair Association is proud to announce Great White & Slaughter to co-headline the Miller Lite Main Stage on Saturday, July 20 with special guest Stephen Pearcy of Ratt. The Waukesha County Fair will run Wednesday, July 17 through Sunday, July 21 on the Waukesha Expo Grounds. Concert is free with paid admission to the Fair but a select number of VIP ($15) & ELITE VIP ($75) seats are available for purchase beginning April 1.

Wisconsin's largest Highland Games kick off Friday night of Labor Day weekend for a celebration of all things Scottish, Irish and Celtic. Come hear the mighty roar of the bagpipes, see the kilted athletes perform their feats of strength, watch the spinning, leaping Highland dancers, shoot the longbow, toss the battle axe, and grab a pint or a wee dram at St. Andrew's Pub to the sound of the music of the British Isles. There truly is something for everyone at the Wisconsin Highland Games, and as we always like to say, "You don't have to be Scottish!" Whether you're a wee bairn or an auld foggie, and whether your tastes are tea and scones or haggis and ale, we'll keep you busy with hands-on activities, demonstrations, performances, and competitions—all for one very affordable admission fee. And kids 12 and under get in free! Wisconsin Scottish, Inc. is a non-profit organization dedicated to preserving the traditional arts, crafts, culture, heritage and traditions of the British Isles through educational activities and the production of our annual Wisconsin Highland Games. The Wisconsin Highland Games and our benefit concerts provide a forum for traditional artists and athletes, both professional and amateur, to inform, educate, entertain and compete, helping create an environment where their arts and abilities may be widely appreciated. Friday night, Aug. 30 - Sunday, Sept. 1, 2013 Friday night: 5-10 pm • Opening Ceremonies + Live Music & Party The Games: Saturday 9 am - 10 pm Sunday 9 am - 9 pm Events and competitions run Saturday and Sunday from 9 to 5, with the Pub Tent remaining open with live music. Please note that Friday night is the Opening Ceremonies and Ceilidh (party) only.