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Dodgeville History

Learn more about the history of one of Wisconsin's oldest communities.

Dodgeville Farmers Appreciation Days

Since 1986, The community of Dodgeville and surrounding Iowa County have coordinated a special celebration honoring some of our greatest American heroes–our farmers. Recognizing the importance of agriculture to this largely rural area, the citizens developed Iowa County Farmers Appreciation Day held in Dodgeville on the second weekend of July each year.

Mineral Point Art Gallery Night

Fourteen galleries, all within the central business district, will stay open until 9 p.m. to delight visitors with an exciting array of works in many different media.

Take A Troll Stroll

There was a time when waters were clean and forests were untouched, when ancient lands spoke of guardians of the Earth. In Scandinavian lands, these mysterious creatures were called trolls, and were known to guard what was left of the earth’s natural treasures by burying precious metals and minerals underground. Because they were rarely seen, people believed trolls no longer existed. Today, these nearly forgotten creatures are once again in our midst.