Lac du Flambeau
Vilas County, Florida
Home of the Lac du Flambeau Band of Lake Superior Chippewa Indians. The community hosts cultural events, pow wows, and has a museum and cultural center on the shores of the Flambeau chain.
Northwoods Lineup tracks 5 local businesses in Lac du Flambeau , including 2 bars.
About Lac du Flambeau
What is there to do in Lac du Flambeau?
Lac du Flambeau has 5 local restaurants and businesses tracked by Northwoods Lineup. Highlights include Lac du Flambeau Cultural Center, Indian Bowl pow wows, George W. Brown Jr. Museum. See the full lineup on this page or browse upcoming events below.
What kinds of places can I visit in Lac du Flambeau?
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Is Lac du Flambeau family-friendly?
Yes — we've identified 1 kid-friendly places in Lac du Flambeau. Family-friendly events and venues are marked on their listings.
Where is Lac du Flambeau, WI?
Lac du Flambeau is in Vilas County, WI.
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George W. Brown Jr. Ojibwe Museum & Cultural Center
lac-du-flambeauOne of the most complete collections of Lac du Flambeau Ojibwe history, featuring a 24-foot dugout canoe, traditional arts and crafts, a French fur trading post replica, and a world-record sturgeon.
Legends Bar
lac-du-flambeauA welcoming bar on Highway 47 in Lac du Flambeau with pool tables, darts, live music, and sports on TV, open nightly with drinks and dancing in a friendly community atmosphere.
The Flame Bar and Grill
lac-du-flambeauReimagined sports bar in downtown Lac du Flambeau with 40 years of smoked meats experience. Known for pizza, wings, burgers, and must-try Indian Fry Bread with honey butter.
Waaswaaganing Indian Bowl
lac-du-flambeauTraditional Ojibwe dance performances and cultural presentations in an outdoor amphitheater in Lac du Flambeau. One of the longest-running Native American cultural experiences in the country.