How would you like to participate in the re-birth of “small town Sedona”? The City of Sedona, Sedona Chamber of Commerce and the Sedona Airport are proud to announce Sedona Western Americana Day 2007 to be held on September 22. The event will be an all-day fair with booths, food, children’s activities, entertainment, aircraft on display and a classic car competition.

The airport is expanding its aircraft and automobile parking this summer and will now be able to host thousands of attendees and provide parking for hundreds of cars. Companies, groups and organizations, and individuals are being asked to sponsor different elements of the event. In addition, tented booths are available to promote non-profit organizations, service clubs, and area businesses for a fee. Information and forms are online for both the sponsorships and booth space. The event website, www.SedonaFair.com has information and descriptions of the fair along with downloadable forms for participation. To participate, contact Comello Media Services; producer of the event at WAD@comellomedia.com or call 928-862-0210.

This information is provided by the Sedona Chamber of Commerce.

Few areas can rival San Diego's diverse array of courses and landscapes, from the oceanfront majesty at Torrey Pines to the mountain views of Maderas, golfers are sure to enjoy the links in America's Finest City. Torrey Pines will be the home of the 2008 U.S. Open, so take advantage of the great conditions and play where the pros will be in June 2008.

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This information is provided by the San Diego Convention and Visitors Bureau.

Legions of fans will descend upon the San Diego Convention Center for this one-of-a-kind event. The costumed attendees always create a buzz, while top T.V. and motion picture stars are sure to be on hand. San Diego Comic Con is bigger than ever - meet the creators and stars of blockbuster movies, anime, comic books as well as graphic novel artists and the dedicated followers of all things fantasy, sci-fi and more. Preview night is July 25th.

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This information is provided by the San Diego Convention and Visitors Bureau.

San Diego fun cranks up during the summer months as visitors come to town looking for a relaxing retreat. There is no better place to enjoy the 4th of July than in a patriotic town like San Diego. This summer, you can rub elbows with the rich and famous at the Del Mar Racetrack, mingle with celebrities and fans during Comic Con International 2007, or take a big swing at the ideal conditions offered by San Diego golf courses, from oceanfront greens to mountainside fairways.

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This information is provided by the San Diego Convention & Visitors Bureau.

Free concerts, great food and fantastic fireworks. It’s all on St. Louis’ historic riverfront – and it’s just a tank or two away...

Looking for a place to get away with family and friends this summer? Join Celebrate St. Louis for another round of free shows by top name national bands. Live on the Levee is back for six weekends of live concerts under the Gateway Arch, along with a family fun village and the always spectacular fireworks display to close out each night. New for 2007 is the Sauce Café, which showcases tasty treats from St. Louis-area restaurants and eateries.

Here’s who’s headlining on the stage under the Gateway Arch:

• July 6, Los Lonely Boys
• July 7, Emmy Lou Harris
• July 13, G. Love & Special Sauce
• July 14, Bruce Hornsby
• July 20, Ani Difranco
• July 21, Pete Yorn
• July 27, Steel Pulse
• July 28, Musiq Soulchild
• August 3, Robert Randolph and the Family Band
• August 4, John Michael Montgomery

Don’t forget to click on Tickets & Deals to get a copy of the St. Louis Family Attractions Card or other offers for discounts at popular attractions and events.

For more money-saving ideas, check out what’s FREE in St. Louis including the Zoo, Art Museum, Science Center, Missouri History Museum, Anheuser-Busch Brewery Tours & Grant’s Farm.

This information is provided by St. Louis Convention and Visitors Bureau.

Looking to do something more daring with your vacation? Check out a BMX race at the Central Wisconsin BMX Track off of Hwy 54 and County Rd. W in Wisconsin Rapids. Fun for you or your whole family, races are held most Sunday afternoons and Thursday evenings. You can cheer on your favorite racer from the stands, or if you’re feeling really adventurous, you can jump on your bike and race, too!

This information is provided by the Wisconsin Rapids CVB.

Raise your sights to the skies above Alexander Field August 24-26 for the Children's Miracle Network Balloon Rally. Featuring over 20 hot-air balloons, helicopter rides, skydiving shows, and a petting zoo, just to name a few, this event is a can’t-miss for the entire family! Enjoy a pancake breakfast while watching the colorful balloons launch in the morning, or take a stroll through the craft exhibits and kid’s game area in the afternoon, all while lending support to the Children’s Miracle Network of Wisconsin. Grab your lawn chair and take in the breathtaking beauty as the giant balloons lift off into the morning sky! 

This information is provided by Wisconsin Rapids CVB.

As the days get hotter this summer, cool your heels by heading down to South Wood County Park July 19-22 to see the Wisconsin State Water Ski Show Tournament. Cheer on more than 20 teams while they flip, jump and fly across the waves. Sit back, relax and enjoy a cold drink and good food while watching the heart-stopping stunts performed by some of the best show-skiing teams in the state!

This information is provided by the Wisconsin Rapids CVB.

Lack the green thumb to grow your own fruits and vegetables? Want to experience Wisconsin’s agricultural best while you’re in the area? Sample only the finest locally-grown produce and other goodies from Central Wisconsin residents at our local farmers markets. Be sure to visit the Vesper Community Park’s Farmers Market on Tuesdays or the Wood County Farmers Market on Thursdays and Saturdays for the duration of the summer. Indulge yourself in hand-picked tomatoes, juicy berries, and the freshest homemade bread and cheeses, or pick up a seasonal treat to take home with you! Check out our Calendar of Events for times and locations.

This information is provided by the Wisconsin Rapids CVB.

Our inaugural Cranberry Blossom Festival kicks off Thursday, June 21 and runs through Sunday, June 24. The three-day event will offer world-class blues musicians Saturday night in downtown Wisconsin Rapids and cranberry cuisine from the world’s largest cranberry producing region, the Wisconsin Rapids Area. The festival kicks off Thursday evening with a Downtown Arts Walk and Cinema under the Stars. Get your fill of cranberry treats Friday during the June Dairy and Berry Breakfast, Cranberry Bake-Off and Cranberry Chicken Dinner. Arts, crafts and cranberry products will be available Saturday at Robinson Park with family-friendly activities and live music. That night, downtown Wisconsin Rapids will blossom with blues musicians under the stars. And Sunday features a kids’ fishing contest, duck derby, adirondack chair auction, and a blossom-themed parade beginning at 12:30 p.m. 

This information is provided by Wisconsin Rapids Area CVB.

Local artists are joining forces for a public-arts initiative collaboration of communities and artists, to promote the eclectic cultural atmosphere in Lake County during the inaugural Second Saturday Cultural Event to be held Oct. 13 and 14 in downtown Eustis and other areas of Lake County. Read more »

This information is provided by Lake County Florida.

The Lake County Board of County Commissioners, and its partners through the Lake-Sumter Metropolitan Planning Organization (MPO), will cut the ribbon to the County's newest public-transportation endeavor, the LakeXpress bus line, on Monday, June 11, at 9 a.m. in front of the Lake County Administration Building, located at 315 W. Main St., Tavares. Read more »

This information is provided by the Lake County Florida.

There are dozens of campgrounds nestled among Oregon's most stunning scenery,
from high-desert areas spotted with alpine lakes to coastal sand dunes peering
over the Pacific Ocean. This summer, we hope you get out to explore at least
one. Here are a few ideas to help you start planning.

Start Roasting Marshmallows

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One lucky winner and a guest will get to try their feet at the annual Grape Stomping Championship and Harvest Celebration, (September 22-23, 2007) at Willamette Valley Vineyards.

Winners will need two people for their team--one stomper and one swabber. And, if you win here you'll qualify for the National Grape Stomping Championship in Santa Rosa, California. But, no pressure. The best part of this contest is the fun you'll have, and the live music and gourmet barbecue lunch.

Start Stompin'

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Oregon has a smorgasbord of captivating waterways, from calm rivers for the faint of heart to swift rapids for thrill-seekers. Below you will find itinerary options for half-day, full day, and multiple day boating excursions.

Get Your Paddles Ready!

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