Category: Riverfront

10 Ways to Warm Up on the Riverfront

Posted on Mar 13, 2013 by Appleton Downtown Inc.

Ten ways to warm up on the riverfront by Renee Torzala Try a relaxing Hot Stone Massage at Sunflower Spa! http://www.sunflowerspa.net/ Sip a soothing mocha or latte while enjoying the view of the Fox River at the cozy Atlas Coffee Mill. http://www.atlascoffeemill.com Enjoy a steaming bowl of Fratello's famous white chicken chili! http://supplerestaurantgroup.com/index.php/Fratellos/welcome-to-fratellos-waterfront-restaurants.html Bring the [...Read More]

Fun Paper Projects at the Paper Discovery Center

Posted on Feb 15, 2013 by Appleton Downtown Inc.

What's New at Paper Discovery Center Make an Eagle paper puppet and take a look at our flying visitors from the comfort of our always warm and cozy viewing area. Make a homemade Valentine's Day Card or Dancing Heart Dude in our Paper Lab. Paper Industry International Hall of Fame Paper Discovery Center 425 [...Read More]

Celebrate Edison's Birthday with Light Up the Fox at Stone Cellar

Posted on Feb 8, 2013 by Appleton Downtown Inc.

Light Up the Fox is celebrating Thomas Edison's birthday! Monday, February 11th 5 pm - 6:30 pm at Stone Cellar Brew Pub Birth cake, specials and more!

Light Up The Fox Community Candlelight Procession

Posted on Dec 28, 2012 by Appleton Downtown Inc.

Light up the Fox is hosting a community candlelight procession at 6 p.m. on New Year's Eve. The event kicks off in the parking lot near Lock 3 and Newberry Trail (Lawe Street entrance) and includes a loop around Eagle Flats and back. The group is hosting the processional to celebrate Appleton’s rich history while reflecting upon the [...Read More]

Paper Discovery Center Welcomes New Educators

Posted on Dec 27, 2012 by Appleton Downtown Inc.

The Paper Discovery Center is pleased to announce that two new educators have joined the Paper Discovery Center. Please join us in welcoming Jennifer Breining and Amber Hamilton. Jennifer joins The Paper Discovery Center with a degree in Chemistry and has done graduate work in paper science at the Institute of Paper Chemistry. She worked [...Read More]

Fox Banquets Rivertyme Catering

Posted on Nov 16, 2012 by Appleton Downtown Inc.

Fox Banquets Rivertyme Catering This article originally appeared in the Focus on the Fox newsletter. Debra Michiels opened Fox Banquets Rivertyme Catering 26 years ago in the former Appleton Elk's club overlooking the Fox River. Her business is still going strong, serving as a banquet facility and catering service for groups of 25 and up. [...Read More]

The Landing at Eagle Flats New Construction Photos

Posted on Dec 6, 2011 by Appleton Downtown Inc.

Check out these new photos of the progress with the construction of The Landing at Eagle Flats! New construction photos from The Landing at Eagle Flats. If you would like to move into a brand NEW apartment, give them a call or email. (920) 830-7850 or k.klotzbuecher@horizondbm.com. The Landing at Eagle Flats is signing leases [...Read More]

Enjoy Thanksgiving Brunch on the Water at Fratellos

Posted on Nov 14, 2011 by Appleton Downtown Inc.

Thanksgiving Brunch on the Water Thursday, November 24 • 10 am-3pm Available at Fratellos Waterfront Restaurant Appleton (serving brunch only) Sliced Roasted Turkey with Cranberry Relish Stuffing Mashed Potatoes Homemade Gravy Chef Carved Honey Ham Herb Baked Tilapia Wild Rice Green Beans Almandine Bacon Sausage American Fries Scrambled Eggs Waffles with Strawberry Topping House Mix [...Read More]

Fratellos Riverfront Restaurant is now selling Friends of the Fox Beer

Posted on Nov 2, 2011 by Appleton Downtown Inc.

Fratellos Riverfront Restaurant is now selling Friends of the Fox Beer. $2.99 each, $10.99 4-pack $0.50 of every 22oz bottle of Friends of the Fox Scottish Ale goes to the Friends of the Fox to keep the Fox River clean. Fratello's Waterfront Restaurant 501 West Water St. www.fratelloswaterfront.com

Courtney Woolen Mill - Riverfront Business Spotlight

Posted on Oct 10, 2011 by Appleton Downtown Inc.

The Courtney Woolen Mill began operating at 301 E. Water Street in 1880 by the Kelley Family. At that time, converting wool into cloth, batting and yarn was big business. In Wisconsin, there were actually more sheep than cows! The historic riverfront mill was acquired by the Courtney family in 1904 and is still operating with the [...Read More]

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