Wisconsin Meeting & Event Planning City Guide

Wisconsin's Green Bay is an attractive option for regional meeting and event planning, since its major sports stadium, wineries and microbreweries double as venues for group special events.

In addition to the natural beauty of two grand lakes that border Madison, the city also boasts two large convention venues and unique downtown arts venues that make meeting and event planning easy.

When planning meetings and events in America’s heartland, Milwaukee offers a Great Lake, the Milwaukee Art Museum, Miller Brewing Company and elegant venues.

Meeting and event planning in Wausau means taking advantage of the great outdoors, of which there is plenty: 57 parks, eight beaches, eight golf courses, more than 100 miles of nature trails and 14 indoor/outdoor ice rinks.

Planning meetings and events means having access to the best of Milwaukee, the beauty of the Kettle Moraine countryside, with the amenities, value and friendliness of a small town

When planning meetings and events in Eau Claire, be sure to save time for the Paul Bunyan Logging Camp Museum – an American original.

Balancing sophistication and small town humbleness, La Crosse is a great city to consider when meeting and event planning. But be sure to bring a friend! The International Friendship Garden is housed here.

Those planning meetings and events in Stevens Point, a central Wisconsin destination, will enjoyed its proximity to Green Bay, Madison and Wausau. It is also just under four hours from Minneapolis.

Wisconsin Dells is unique in that it is home to the most waterpark resorts anywhere and those planning meetings and events will find that gatherings can be accompanied by family fun.