The Tosa Village Classic is the last leg of the Tour of America’s Dairyland, an 11-day competitive road cycling series in various communities throughout Southeast Wisconsin, quickly becoming the longest tour in the U.S. 

On each day of the competition, 8-10 races accommodate riders of all ages, abilities, and genders, including hand cyclists and American Paralympians. The tour attracts nearly 1000 unique racers each year from over 40 U.S. states and 15 countries, with a daily average of 450-500 participants. This can’t-miss summer event takes place in the Village of Wauwatosa on the last Sunday in June every year, bringing people together from near and far.

The event is stationed at Cafe Hollander in the Village of Wauwatosa. Still, attendees can enjoy the walkable, European-like destination filled with Wauwatosa’s small, local businesses and delectable dining options — all while taking in the overall excitement of this family-friendly event. This event is the final race of the series and spectators can expect a full day of thrilling races and fun for the whole family, including the world’s largest kids' bike race.