2026
All events are being held at the RIVER PARK unless otherwise noted. Enjoy scrolling through past event pictures below. A new access road to PARKING is located on Hwy Y. Watch for event directional signs.
September 12th: Kekoskee River Day
Filming for the Mad Dog & Merrill Midwest Grill'n TV show will start around 10 am.
River Day at the Park is Sponsored by: Antonioni Well & Pump, Bernhard Plumbing, Dempsey Law, Encore Electric, Fox Den Landscape, GFL Environmental, Last Call Logistics, Marsh Inn, Mayville Ace Hardware, Spectrum Insurance, Town & Country Construction. THANK YOU!
For updates on the info below, follow this link to Kekoskee River Day on Facebook or email [email protected] or call Don at (920) 210-2672; Mary @ (920) 249-4911.
Native American Artifacts Road Show
Calling all Native American Artifact COLLECTORS/Collections!
11:30: Kurt Sampson, Dodge County Historical Society Curator, will do a show & tell of Kekoskee artifacts!
Collectors can Show & Socialize anytime from Noon to 5:00 PM
Reenactor in traditional Native Americal regalia will do FACEPAINTING
EAT & DRINK
10:00 AM to 5:00 PM
Pulled Pork with our annual Brat & Burger Fry - Sponsored by the Kekoskee/Williamstown Historical Society
COTTON CANDY for the kid in us all!
Adult beverages
LIVE MUSIC
Noon - 5:00 PM: Rhonda Jean & Sam Benedon (Classic Rock/Country)
BUY & SELL
Craft Fair, Flea Market, Vendor booths. Vendor Application
2025 River Day - September 6th
Music by the Rhonda Jean Duo, Brat & Burger Fry, Native American Road Show, Local Crafts & Vendors.
THANK YOU to our sponsors: Marsh Inn, Town & Country, Kekoskee Williamstown Historical Society, Fox Den, Dodge County YOUTH Master Gardeners Class, Spectrum Insurance and the many volunteers and visitors that made this beautiful Fall Community Event such a success!
THANK YOU to the Native American artifact collectors that joined us to share their time and knowledge: Sara Strieter for coming in Native American regalia, bringing some of her collection and doing facepainting! Also many thanks to Duane Wiese for his beautiful artifact displays, to Bob Krueger who brought his extensive collection of artifacts and rocks, and to Gary Smith for bringing some of his collection.


















