Name: Autumn Arts Field Trip Trolley Tour
Start: 2026-10-09
End: 2026-10-10

Serving local, fresh home-style Thai food - the perfect harmony between sweet, savory, hot, and sour. Their dishes consist of traditional, fusion, vegetarian & vegan options. Dine-in and carryout available.

Thai Orchid

Black Kettle Tea Shoppe provides natural, herbal remedies for many ailments through tea and tisanes with a spooky flair!

Black Kettle Tea & Bootique

Eau Claire Outdoors is your go-to haven for all things outdoor adventure. Whether you're gearing up for a thrilling hiking expedition, a serene camping trip, or a water escapade, Eau Claire Outdoors has you covered with a diverse range of top-notch outdoor recreation gear. Recognizing that not everyone wants to invest in expensive gear for occasional outings, Eau Claire Outdoors makes the great outdoors accessible to all by offering convenient rental options. So, whether you're a seasoned adventurer or a weekend warrior, Eau Claire Outdoors is here to equip you for memorable outdoor escapades.

Eau Claire Outdoors

Wine & Design is a fun way to create memories and masterpieces. This paint & sip experience is for artists of all levels!

Wine & Design

Come visit our BRAND NEW museum now open on 126 N. Barstow St. in Eau Claire, WI. CMEC provides a safe, inclusive environment for children to learn and play with others their age. With interactive exhibits, kids can grow socially and cognitively while having fun.

Children's Museum of Eau Claire

The Sounds Like Summer Concert Series is Volume One's Thursday-night gig in downtown Eau Claire, Wisconsin's Phoenix Park. Local bands play to crowds of more than 1,000 people each night on the banks of the Chippewa River in June, July, and August. This series helps make Eau Claire known as a "mini-Portland". Featuring a variety of genres of music, your foot will keep tapping and your head will keep nodding along to the sweet tunes of summer.

Sounds Like Summer Concert Series

The L.E. Phillips Memorial Public Library offers public Internet computer stations and free WI-fi access; iPads to check out; activities for kids and teens; art exhibits; and books, movies and music for the entire family—at the library or downloadable from the library’s website at www.ecpubliclibrary.info. Located in downtown Eau Claire at the corner of Eau Claire and South Farwell Streets, it is the largest public library in west central Wisconsin.

The library is open Mondays through Thursdays 10 a.m. to 9 p.m.; Fridays 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.; Saturdays 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.; and Sundays during the school year, 1 p.m. to 5 p.m.

A Place for Kids and Teens - The public library in Eau Claire invites kids to enjoy the vibrant, family-friendly space that includes Discovery Stations with computer games, interactive toys and books for toddlers and preschoolers, craft activities and story times, and comfy lounge seating for moms and dads, grandmas and grandpas. Teens can relax with magazines and computers in the welcoming Young Adult lounge on the second floor.

Events for Everyone - The library sponsors and coordinates a broad spectrum of programs for all ages, including story times for kids and babies, special events for teens, concerts, author visits, poetry readings and speakers. Each year, thousands of library visitors view the library's art exhibits, which feature the work of local and regional artists, as well as many displays of interest to children and adults.

Get the Answer - Whether you’re doing homework or putting together a business plan, the library offers access to a broad selection of research tools. Consumer and legal research, genealogy, local history, health, government and grant information, phone numbers and addresses, learning a language...it all starts here. Need help? Talk to a librarian in person, by phone, e-mail or text at 715.839.5004, librarian@eauclaire.lib.wi.us or via the library's website at www.ecpubliclibrary.info.

L. E. Phillips Memorial Public Library

Built in 1871 by a German immigrant merchant family as one of the city's first brick homes, the Schlegelmilch House is filled with furnishings typical of the early decades of its long history. The house highlights themes of immigration, class structure, community, and 20th century suburbanization in the Chippewa Valley. Tour information is available from Chippewa Valley Museum at 715-834-7871.

Schlegelmilch House - Chippewa Valley Museum

Since 1975, the Chippewa Valley Symphony Orchestra has grown into the finest community orchestra in the area. The CVSO employs local musicians to play its five major concerts per year, brings in guest artists from across the world to solo with the ensemble, and annually collaborates with the Chippewa Valley Festival Choir. Under the leadership of Conductor and Music Director Nobuyoshi Yasuda, the CVSO performs at the state-of-the-art Pablo Center at the Confluence in downtown Eau Claire. The ensemble’s mission is to provide excellent symphonic experiences to audiences in the Chippewa Valley, with goals to increase understanding and appreciation of orchestral music to an expanding audience, provide audiences with a diversity of orchestral selections and artists, and provide an opportunity for talented local musicians to perform. CVSO’s motto is “Music you love by people you know.”

Chippewa Valley Symphony

Madden Ramen is one of the finest restaurants in Eau Claire, WI. They not only offer amazing food but also serve it in a pleasant atmosphere that'll have you coming back for more. Their talented, experienced chefs create amazing dishes using fresh ingredients. Exotic sauces and flavors intermingle on your plate, and the hot, tangy aromas waft up to meet your nose, creating an exciting taste journey you can experience only in their restaurant.

Madden Ramen

Located in western Wisconsin, Eau Claire offers sports planners a destination that's easy to reach, easy to navigate, and ready to host. Just 90 minutes from the Minneapolis–St. Paul area and within driving distance of Chicago, Eau Claire is well positioned to welcome teams, athletes, and fans from across the Midwest.

A versatile mix of indoor and outdoor venues supports events across a wide range of sports and competition levels, with tournament-ready fields, courts, ice facilities, pools, trails, and large-scale indoor spaces. Hotels, restaurants, venues, and visitor amenities are conveniently located throughout the community, making it easy for teams to get where they need to be throughout the event.

Visit Eau Claire's sports team works alongside event organizers to help bring the details together, connecting planners with venues, accommodations, local resources, and destination support.

And there's plenty waiting beyond the competition. Eau Claire's walkable downtown, local restaurants and breweries, miles of trails, public art, live music, family attractions, and the Chippewa River give athletes and their families more to experience between games and after the final whistle.

Eau Claire has the facilities to host the event and the destination experience to make the trip worth it.**** Bring the competition, bring the crowd, and come as you are — Eau Claire is ready to host.

Visit Eau Claire

Visit 6 spots on the Falling Leaves Art Studio Tour to see artistic creations and live demonstrations. Opportunities to browse, buy, get inspired, and enjoy the beautiful autumn weather. Here’s what’s on the agenda:

**Tour Includes Stops At:**

- Leaf Street Pottery
- Fairchild Library
- Vojtik’s Stockyard
- Augusta Main Street Gym
- Mike’s Buckhorn
- Dells Mill

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