The National Historic Cheesemaking Museum sits at Wisconsin’s southern gateway, just north of the Illinois–Wisconsin border. The museum brings to life the story of early cheesemaking that earned Monroe the title “Cheese Capital of the USA.” Visitors can step inside the century-old Imobersteg Cheese Factory to see how cheese was made more than 100 years ago, then watch a video showcasing modern cheesemaking today. Check the museum’s website for a full schedule of events and programs.
Located in Monroe, Wisconsin, the Green County Fairgrounds is a year-round hub for excitement and community fun. Visitors can experience ATV/UTV races, truck and tractor Read More
Wegmueller Farm in Monroe, Wisconsin is a fourth-generation, diversified family farm offering authentic agritourism experiences in southern Wisconsin. From April through October, visitors can enjoy Read More
Heidi’s Happy Acres is a third-generation, family-operated farm located just east of Monroe, Wisconsin. This welcoming homestead offers specialty farm products including fresh eggs, unique Read More
Circle M Market Farm is a family-run homestead in Blanchardville, Wisconsin, tucked into the scenic Driftless Region about 40 minutes southwest of Madison. One of Read More
Everhart Farm is a faith- and family-centered working farm in Janesville, Wisconsin, celebrating the values of hard work, tradition, and “the good life.” This family-run Read More
