
Discover the wonders of Wisconsin agriculture
Interactive exhibits | Awe-inspiring Birthing Barn | Modern dairy farm tour
Complete the farm-to-table experience with a stop at the Farm House Store and the Wisconsin Café – serving breakfast, lunch, coffee, homemade soups, and Cedar Crest ice cream
FREE Admission for Dads
June 12 - 14 | 9 am - 4 pm
Celebrate Dad with a day of agricultural fun!
Drive a combine simulator, get up close to a dairy cow, enjoy a delicious meal in our café, and more!
Addie’s 20th Birthday Party
Saturday, June 14 | 9 am - 4 pm
At 10:30 am, gather with friends and family to sing “Happy Birthday” and enjoy FREE milk and cookies in honor of Addie’s special day.
Cheese and Carbliss Cocktail Pairing
Wednesday, June 25 | 6 - 8 pm
Enjoy an evening of refreshing Carbliss cocktails perfectly paired with local Wisconsin cheeses!
Seats are limited—reserve yours today!
Handmade Pasta Workshop
Thursday, June 26 | 6 - 8:30 pm
Grab your pasta-loving friends and learn how to craft the perfect fettuccini Alfredo from start to finish!
Seats are limited—Save yours before it's gone!

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The Farm Wisconsin Discovery Center
Dive into the wonders of agriculture at Farm Wisconsin Discovery Center and discover why we've been named among Time for Kids' 50 Coolest Places of 2019 and a Trip Advisor Top Choice. Spend a day as a family or group exploring interactive exhibits, seeing a local farm firsthand through a bus tour, or experiencing the miracle of birth in the birthing barn. Have a meal in the farm-to-table café or book your group outing in the conference center, and be sure to save room for ice cream and other treats in the Farm House Store.
Take the short drive from Milwaukee or Green Bay, Wisconsin to let your curiosity grow!
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