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  1. Alliant Energy Center is an event venue just off the isthmus. Buildings include:
    -Veteran's Memorial Coliseum, which hosts mainly concerts and sporting events.
    -Exhibition Hall, which hosts conventions and trade shows
    -Willow Island, outdoor venue that hosts Bratfest and many concerts throughout the summer
    -The campus also has the Arena for horse shows as well as agricultural buildings

    The Dane County Fair and World Dairy Expo are prominent annual events held at the Alliant Energy Center.

    The Center is located on the corner of John Nolen Drive and Rimrock Road, right off the Beltline and in the heart of the city.
     
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  1. 1919 Alliant Energy Center Way
    Madison, WI 53713
    (608)267-3976

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