Event poster with text "Sip & Stroll: Beer & Cider Edition," dated October 10, 2024. Set against a blue and white diamond pattern, the background showcases illustrations of various beer and cider glasses. Join us in Downtown Middleton for an unforgettable evening!

Sip & Stroll: Beer and Cider Edition

Downtown Middleton to celebrate Oktoberfest with Sip & Stroll Get ready to stroll through charming…

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Visit Middleton’s 2023 Winter Clothing Drive Collects 623 Donations

The 2023 Visit Middleton “Keeping Neighbors Warm” clothing drive collected 623 winter outerwear clothing items, surpassing last year’s total.

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Middleton becomes first Wisconsin city to earn LEED Gold certification for sustainability efforts

The City of Middleton is the first in Wisconsin to be awarded a LEED Gold certification.

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Silhouettes of children in costumes trick-or-treating against a moonlit backdrop, with jack-o'-lanterns and a castle. Event text: "Middleton Trick-or-Treating, 5-8 p.m., Thursday, Oct. 31, 2024.

City of Middleton Announces 2024 Trick-or-treat Hours

MIDDLETON, Wis. – The City has announced the much-anticipated times for the annual Trick or…

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Best of Madison 2023 Awards: Middleton Winners

Congratulations to all the Middleton businesses who won gold, silver and bronze for the Best…

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Promotional image for "Oh No, Bear!" Fall Storywalk starting September 3rd, presented by DMBA and Middleton Public Library, featuring a cartoon bear with a bandaged nose.

Downtown Middleton’s Fall StoryWalk® Announced

The return of the school year brings a whole new children’s story to Downtown Middleton for this fall’s StoryWalk® adventure with “Oh No, BEAR!” by Joanne Partis.

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Pheasant Branch Creek Corridor Trail Reopens After Years of Flooding Repairs

After being closed for several years due to flooding, the Pheasant Branch Creek Corridor Trail has reopened.

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Getting the Lead Out

Middleton Morey Airport Offers Environmentally Friendly Unleaded Aviation Fuel

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Middleton tourism director gives 2022 tourism economic report update 

MIDDLETON, Wis. — It was a comeback story for the tourism industry in 2022 and…

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Make Middleton Your Home Base

Staying in Middleton isn’t just charming, it’s efficient. Middleton is conveniently located within an hour…

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Visit Middleton, it’s the middle things

Middleton tourism department launches new brand Tourism, on a community level, greatly contributes to an…

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Big Bundle Up 2021 Results

The City of Middleton donated 746 winter items to the Wisconsin Department of Tourism and Middleton Tourism clothing drive.

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Big Bundle Up is back in Middleton

Travel Wisconsin and Middleton Tourism are asking for donations of winter clothing during the 2021 Big Bundle Up.

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National Travel, Tourism Week Industry Update

MIDDLETON, Wis. — There has never been a time in modern history when the impact…

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Instagram Linked Articles

Thank you for following us on Instagram! (If you can’t find what you’re looking for,…

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Middleton’s Big Bundle Up collects more than 1,600 winter clothing items for donation

Hundreds of families will benefit from more than a thousand donations to Middleton Tourism’s Big…

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Middleton Tourism is optimistic for 2021 as it celebrates National Travel, Tourism Week

MIDDLETON, Wis. — National Travel and Tourism Week kicked off Sunday, May 3, throughout the…

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