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keymilwaukee.com 5 "Channel The Flannel!" for the 37 th annual JanBoree Jan. 14-23. u Jan 14, 5-9pm Lowell Lumberjack Camp, Join the CBS58 News Team for the opening of the JanBoree with axe-throwing, broomball and gaug- ing one's strength with a handsaw. Youths 7 to 16 can test their tree- climbing skills, while participants of all ages can enjoy sledding, skating, music, a cozy campfire and snap photos at the Camp's selfie booth while snacking on popcorn and hot chocolate, provided by Educators Credit Union. The evening ends with stunning fireworks at 8pm. Lowell Park u Jan 15; 3, 5 & 7pm Timberworks Lumberjack Show "Olympics of the Forest" Watch actual lumberjacks perform incredible feats of might, such as chainsaw carving, axe throwing, speed pole climbing, crosscut and hot sawing. Test your knowledge of this Northwoods sport at Timber- man and Timberlady Trivia. Lowell Park u Jan 21, 5:30-8:30pm Pull on your boots and bundle up for the Lumberjack Jaunt-Glow Walk, a 1.7-mile trail in Frame Park. Participants receive a complimentary glowstick flashlight. Free pizza samples from Lou Malnati's are available. LUMBERJACK THEMED FUN Club of Wisconsin dogs pull up to a staggering 3,000 pounds on a wheeled cart. For some old-fash - ioned winter fun, take a ride on a Timber (to- boggan) Slide at Lowell Park. Pre-registration is required for 45-minute time slots 5-7:45pm Jan. 14 and 1-4pm Jan. 15-16 and 22-23. Learn the eco-friendly art of geocaching (hunt - ing for treasure using latitude and longitude coordinates) at the 18th Annual Geocaching Event, 9-noon Sat., Jan. 22 in the Rotary Building, 1150 Baxter St. Partake in Ancient Snow Snake Games, an American Indian tradition, from 1-4pm Jan. 22 at Lowell Park. The Wisconsin Phil - harmonic presents the Prokofiev children's clas- sic symphony "Peter and The Wolf" from 2-3pm at St. Luke's Church, with narration in English and Spanish. Children's activities will precede the concert from 1-2pm. Ad - mission is $10 for guests 19 and over and free for those under 19. Be sure to catch the Ice Sculpting Competition in downtown Waukesha. Jan. 23, 10am-2pm. Visit janboree.org for a complete schedule of activities.

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