The Tour of America’s Dairyland bike race returns to the Tosa Village on Sunday, June 28! Tosa’s scenic, walkable village brings European flavor to a race course that winds through the charming streets and offers plenty of great viewing. This event is the final race of the series and spectators will enjoy a day of thrilling races and fun for the whole family — including a kids’ race — plus race-day specials on food, drinks, and merchandise from Village businesses.
The Nation’s Largest Kids Bike Race presented by Outpost
It’s an unforgettable experience: Your kiddos can race down State Street with the crowd cheering them on, just like grown-up racers! And with almost 500 kid racers ages 12 and under, our Kids’ Race presented by Outpost is the premier kids’ bike race in the area. Participation will be capped in 2026 to provide a great experience for everyone, so don’t delay!
Whether your kids are racing or not, stop by our Kid Zone for FREE inflatables, games, and activities! Plus there will be cotton candy for sale. A waiver is required for all KidZone participants. Click below to fill out the waiver.
We’d love to have you join our tremendous volunteer crew and become a part of our ToAD family at the largest competitive road cycling event in the U.S. You can help us make it the BEST event too!
Access to the Village will be limited and primarily foot traffic only from 8 a.m. – 10:30 p.m. on Sunday, June 29. There will be several designated crosswalks staffed throughout the event to allow spectators, residents, and business staff to enter and exit the area.
Spectator Guide
Where to watch the race:
The Café Hollander and Buckatabon patios offer prime seating along the course on State Street, as well as a view of the jumbotron showing the racers when they are on other areas of the course. Hollander and Buckatabon will also have grab-and-go food options at their tent at the intersection of State St. and Underwood.
Leff’s Lucky Town offers viewing from their patio of the turn at 72nd and State Streets. Open at 11 am, with live music from noon-3 pm and a live DJ from 4-8 pm. Plus Raised Grain Brewing will have samples & giveaways starting at 3pm.
Arté Wine and Painting offers viewing from their patio of the turn at Harmonee and Underwood Ave. Open at 11:30 am—drinks will be available.
The Ruby Tap will be open and offers viewing of the Wauwatosa Ave. portion of the course from the bar. They will have truffle popcorn for grab-and-go. There will also be a Ruby Tap tent at the intersection of Wauwatosa Ave. and State St.
Lucky Joe’s Tosa will be open and offers viewing of the Underwood portion of the course from their sidewalk tables. $1 off all appetizers.
Explore Wauwatosa
The Village of Wauwatosa offers top-rated shopping, dining, and family fun, right in Milwaukee’s own backyard. Whether you’re enjoying Café Hollander’s European Low-Country charm, Buckatabon’s classic up-north Wisconsin supper-club atmosphere, or you’re browsing on-trend home décor from Mooi and the latest fashions at Flannel Fox, Salamander and Shop Privy, Tosa has you covered! Enjoy a drink on a friendly patio (don’t miss The Ruby Tap or Leff’s Lucky Town), or complete your day with a tasty treat from Black Twig Bakery or Yo Mama Frozen Yogurt. Bike fanatics: Don’t forget to drop by Tosa Bike Garage!
