Nightclub in Altoona, Wisconsin

The Four Hundred Club is a popular bar located at 1411 Spooner Avenue in Altoona, Wisconsin. Known for its lively atmosphere and friendly staff, this institution is a favorite spot for locals and visitors alike. With a wide selection of drinks and a welcoming ambiance, the Four Hundred Club is the perfect place to relax and unwind after a long day. Whether you're looking to catch up with friends or meet new people, this bar is the place to be. Come visit us and experience the Four Hundred Club for yourself!

Located at 1488 Front Porch Place in Altoona, Wisconsin, 44 North is a unique gastropub that offers a variety of atmospheres all under one roof. Whether you're looking to watch sports, play arcade games, or simply relax with a glass of wine on our heated patio, 44 North has something for everyone. Our menu features a wide range of delicious flavors that are sure to satisfy your taste buds. As a locally owned and operated establishment, we invite you to come and experience something unlike any other in the area at River Prairie Park. Our hours of operation are as follows: Monday – Thursday: 11am to 10pm, Friday – Saturday: 11am to 12am, Sunday: 10am to 10pm. We also offer food service until 9pm on weekdays and 10pm on weekends. Contact us at 715-598-1855 for more information or to make a reservation.

Cowboy Jack's Saloon is a lively bar and restaurant located at 1432 Front Porch Place in Altoona, Wisconsin. This Western-themed establishment offers a unique and fun atmosphere, complete with country music, cowboy decor, and a welcoming staff. Guests can enjoy a wide selection of food and drinks, including delicious bar bites, hearty entrees, and signature cocktails. Whether you're looking for a place to unwind after a long day or a spot to catch up with friends, Cowboy Jack's Saloon is the perfect destination. So saddle up and head on over to this popular spot for a true taste of the Wild West!

Joshua's Camp is a special institution located at 2106 Declaration Drive in Eau Claire, Wisconsin, United States. It was founded in honor of Joshua Holm, who had a wish to create a Camp for families with a child undergoing cancer treatment. The camp provides a place for families to come together, smile, laugh, and have fun, allowing them to remember what it's like to truly be a family again. Families with a child 17 years of age or younger undergoing cancer treatment or out of treatment for less than three years can attend Joshua's Camp free of charge. They must be referred by an Oncology Professional and have a Medical Clearance. The camp offers a safe haven for families facing the emotional, financial, and medical hardships of childhood cancer, providing therapy, support, and a chance to relax and rebuild their family support system.