Season 31

In this episode of Discover Wisconsin, Collin and Mariah head up to the Door County Peninsula and Washington Island to take in the incredible sights, tastes, and experiences that make this area a favorite Wisconsin vacation spot.Here visitors can experience stunning fields of purple and the wonderful aroma of thousands of blooming lavender plants. Come along with us as we live life well in Door County!

Frank Lloyd Wright is one of the world’s most celebrated architects, and he spent much of his life living and working in Wisconsin. Established in 2016, the Frank Lloyd Wright Trail takes visitors along a self-guided driving tour to nine stops across southern Wisconsin tracing Wright’s steps from his birthplace to some of his most famous buildings.

We’ve all heard about the millennial generation: they’re well-educated, tech savvy, ambitious, and they’re looking to making an impact in their chosen field. In this episode of Discover Wisconsin, we’re meeting three young individuals whose chosen careers fit right into their lifestyles. And they’re taking cues from past generations to create an even better future. All three of these individuals are young and hungry for success in their respective careers. They are taking what they’ve learned from their predecessors to create a vibrant future.

As they say around town, “All roads lead to Tomah.” Located at the intersection of I-90 and I-94 between Madison and La Crosse, Tomah serves as a gateway to much of the western portion of Wisconsin.

For over 30 years, we've been discovering the best of Wisconsin. This year brings 19 more episodes filled with stunning sunsets, incredible architecture, amazing food, extraordinary stories and unforgettable adventures. And in 2018, we're celebrating a new milestone: 500 episodes. 500 episodes filled with the people, places and moments that make Wisconsin amazing. While we've traveled thousands of miles and visited countless communities, there are still so many stories still waiting to be told.

In this episode of Discover Wisconsin, hosts Mariah Haberman and Marie Justice get to know the diverse and unexpected sides of Beloit. From weekly farmers’ markets, to community events like the Art Walk, Fridays in the Park and Music at Harry’s Place, there is always something going on in Beloit!

Quirky. Vibrant. Geek chic. Madison is so many things: A foodie’s dream, a bicyclist’s paradise…there are a million reasons why Madison is regarded as one of the best cities to work, play and live. Situated amidst a number of lakes, Madison boasts the best of both worlds: It's a vibrant city filled with local sounds and homemade flavors with gorgeous lake views around every turn. Miles of bike trails wind their way from downtown Madison to outside the city limits, where there is no shortage of historic landmarks and state parks to explore. And wherever you go in the Madison area, you're sure to breathe in a whole lot of what the locals dub: "Bucky Pride." Grab your bike helmet, bring an appetite and get ready to "Jump Around." We're discovering 10 reasons why Madison is one of the coolest cities in America!

Mariah and Jake leave the hustle and bustle of Madison behind and take the quick drive down Highway 151 to Sun Prairie, one of Wisconsin’s fastest growing communities with all the charm of a small town.

With hundreds of miles of trails and dozens of pristine lakes, Barron County is a prime candidate for outdoor adventure. In this episode, Mariah and Eric take a deep dive into the hidden gems and history of one of the most beautiful areas in the state.

As a destination with both a rich mining history and one of the state’s most thriving art communities, Mineral Point is truly unlike anywhere else in Wisconsin. Hosts Mariah Haberman and Marie Justice experience the passion and creative flair that make this town the place it is today. As the first community in the state to be listed on the National Register of Historic Places, Mineral Point is home to a number of historic sites, including Pendarvis, a fully restored Cornish mining village (and one of the 12 Wisconsin Historic Sites!). With over 70 artists calling the Mineral Point area home, the art scene here is unparalleled, with everything from pottery, to painting, tactile arts, sculpture and even filmmaking, with the Driftless Film Festival held at the Mineral Point Opera House every year.

There are so many ways to describe Hudson: beautiful, exciting, trendy. Despite being just a half hour from the Twin Cities, Hudson can certainly stand on its own, and in this episode, hosts Mariah Haberman and Collin Geraghty discover just what makes this city on the St. Croix River tick.

With its world-class resorts, incredible restaurants and year-round activities, Lake Geneva is a pinnacle of luxury and relaxation. But the 20+ mile shore path around Geneva Lake gives everybody lakefront access and connects the three communities of Lake Geneva, Williams Bay and Fontana.

In this episode of Discover Wisconsin, hosts Mariah Haberman and Marie Justice learn about the importance of agriculture in the Platteville area. Not only do they take a look at how fresh farm ingredients are used and grown here, but they also explore how visitors can learn about and experience life on a farm. Getting to meet the farmers that grow the food that you and your family eat is a pretty special thing, and there’s no better place to do it than the Platteville Farmers’ Market, where everything is homemade or homegrown. Visitors to the area can also get a behind the scenes look at how a farm work at Platteville’s Day on the Farm event, held every summer.

In the middle of the Driftless Area in central Wisconsin lies the city of Reedsburg, a city whose natural beauty offers some pretty breathtaking views and plenty of outdoor adventure!

Sure, Wisconsin is known for its cheese, brats and beer, but there's another crop growing in the central part of our state that puts Wisconsin on the worldwide stage: ginseng. This little root packs quite a powerful punch when it comes to health benefits, and consumers around the world, particularly throughout Asia, are crazy for Wisconsin-grown ginseng!

In this episode of Discover Wisconsin, Mariah and Eric explore Kenosha, a revitalized lakefront city that is bursting with culture, activities and experiences that can't be found anywhere else in the state!

In this episode of Discover Wisconsin, Mariah and Eric explore the wonders of Manitowoc and Two Rivers from sunken ship to stunning shore.

Festivals are a great way to get together with family or friends to enjoy Wisconsin's Edible Experiences featuring our signature product; Cheese! Wisconsin's festivals are a foodie's dream come true with it’s bounty of locally raised food and award-winning cheese. Our state has countless edible experiences from beer, wine & cheese festivals, to gatherings that celebrate chefs and local food. Many of these festivals celebrate our state’s signature product; cheese! We traveled to events like Cheesetopia, Yum Yum Fest, Between the Bluffs Beer Wine & Cheese Festival, Isthmus Beer & Cheese Fest, Kohler Food & Wine Experience and a Farm to table dinner all featuring Wisconsin specialty cheese!