Autism Night at the Central Wisconsin Children's Museum

On the first Monday of every month, CWCM hosts a night open exclusively to familes with autistic children.  This is an opportunity to come play in a less overwhelming environment.

The program is free and is open 5-8 pm.

The Door County Cooperative Country Store and Rental is holding a Farmer's Market on Wednesday evenings from 4-7 pm. No fees or booth charges, just set up a table and sell! Call John or Trisha at (920) 743-3422 for more information

Meets the 2^nd Tuesday of the month at 7:00pm., and at the

“Show and Tell” – bring anything you want to show off or have questions about.

Door Prizes –

something Bonsai related, a tree, a book or supplies

For more information email

leroyfrahm@hotmail.org

or call Dennis Chuchel at

920-739-9791

Fearless Freelancers Writer's Group

Bean Boulevard

2597 West Mason

1st and 3rd Wed of the month 7pm

Join us for feedback and encouragement on your writing journey.

For more info email Cheryl @ ckelley329@new.rr.com

Fearless Freelancers Writer's Group

Bean Boulevard

2597 West Mason

1st and 3rd Wed of the month 7pm

Join us for feedback and encouragement on your writing journey.

For more info email Cheryl @ ckelley329@new.rr.com

Lindgren Lodge is a Swedish Fraternal Organization.  Our goal is to enjly, preserve,and promote our Scaninavian Heritage.  We meet the 1st Tuesday of the month at the Aging Resource Center,  300 S. Adams, Green Bay, 7 PM

We have many traditional Swedish events during the year.  Guests and new members are always welcome. 

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The Attic Books & Coffee

4th Sunday of every month, 2-4pm

Bring instruments and/or voices and join in the fun!

A celebration of the area's early settlers from Kentucky, a fun day for the whole family!                                      Kentuck Klassic Car Show, artist and crafter booths, food booths (including traditional soup beans, cornbread, roasted pig, corn on the cob, kettle korn and more), live entertainment, kids games, and area merchants put their best bargains of the year out onto the sidewalks.
Admission is FREE and open to the public. Show times from 10 am till 4 pm.

Amputee Support group

An amputee group is forming in Green Bay.  The group is open to amputees and family members who are interested in sharing some of their challenges with regard to limb loss. 

Contact Chris at 920-469-0555 with questions

Ruby's Pantry Food Distribution

ALWAYS THE THIRD SATURDAY OF EACH MONTH

SHARING THE LOVE OF CHRIST THROUGH FOOD

8:00 AM - 10:30 AM

(as long as food supply keeps up with demand)

• Receive an abundance of groceries.
• Anyone that is hungry qualifies
• Registration begins at 8:00 and distribution begins at 9:00
• $15.00 donation is appreciated at door.

Bring your own boxes or Baskets for Food!

138 South Oborn Street, Waupaca Wi. 54981

• JOHN ROE 715-281-0459
• JUDY PINNOW 715-570-2043

www.rubyspantry.org

Griefshare is a support group and class offered every wednesday evening starting September 15, 2010 and ending December 8, 2010 (13 sessions).  It is located at Crossroads Community Church, 530 South Oakland Street Green Bay, WI  from 6 - 8:30 pm.

It may be hard for you to feel optimistic about the future right now.  If you've lost a spouse, child, family member or friend, you've probably found there are not many people who understand the deep hurt you feel.  Come and talk with us and let us help you face the challenges you see and move toward rebuilding your life. 

Bay Lakes Knitting Guild

Meeting begins promptly at 7:00

Stitch Doctor is there at 6:30 to offer help on any project

NEXT UP: Nutrition—Pre-Race, During the Race, and for Training and Recovery

• Sample a variety of nutrition products on the market.

   

• Learn about nutrition pre-race, during the race, and for recovery.

   

June 22 - 26, 2011.

Come ride along with Thomas the Tank Engine. Have your picture taken with Sir Topham Hatt. Stop by the Imagination Station for temporary tattoos, arts and crafts and storytelling. Visit the big gift shop tent.

Tickets available at our website. Advance reservations are strongly recommended.

July 9 & 10, 2011.

Step behind the lines and learn how this global conflict altered history. Tour the Eisenhower command train.

Support Group for family members, friends and people who suffer with depression or Bipolar disorder.

3rd Annual 2-3-4 Wheel Poker Run

Start/End:  Woodeye's Bar & Grill, 700 W. Main Street, Winneconne

Proceeds donated to The LeRoy Butler Foundation

$25.00 per person includes end of ride meal, door prizes, music and more.

Registration begins at 10:30 a.m. with ride leaving around 12:00 noon.

All vehicle makes and models welcome -- Join us on a ride for a great cause!

Support group for people with depression or bipolar.

C.L.A.W.S.  Citizens Looking For Animal Welfare Solutions

Come and join us to discuss Animal Welfare Solutions!  CLAWS meets every 1st Wednesday of the month at Krolls West.

We are reachable at clawsgroup@yahoo.com

Fresh produce, breads, meats, poultry, cheese, handmade crafts and more.

Fresh produce, breads, meats, poultry, cheese, handmade crafts and more.

 Enjoy the music of 50% Folk 9:00-12:00.

Fresh produce, breads, meats, poultry, cheese, handmade crafts and more.

Fresh produce, breads, meats, poultry, cheese, handmade crafts and more.

Fresh produce, breads, meats, poultry, cheese, handmade crafts and more.

Appleton Historical Society.  The Appleton Historical Society meets the 3rd Wednesday of each month (except December) from 7-9pm to discuss, share and promote Appleton history.  All are welcome!  Each meeting will feature a guest speaker or discussion of Appleton artifacts.  Meetings are held at Atlas Coffee Mill, 425 W. Water Street.  For more information or to volunteer your time visit our website at www.focol.org/appletonhistory or call (920) 540-3699.

  Upcoming events: March 16 Tom McNeely will discuss the history of Appleton streetcars and interurbans
April 20 Jane Azzi will discuss the history of the Richmond Brothers' Mill, Appleton's first paper mill.

 March 19 History Fair at the Farmer's Market.  Held during the Indoor Winter Farmer’s Market, 9-12:30.  Come learn more about the history of Appleton!  Collections of Appleton artifacts, maps and photos.  An Appleton Historical Society member will demonstrate how to scan, save and touch up old photos. If you are interested in displaying your Appleton collection, please contact  540-3699 

"It is a powerful film, revealing that we are allowing our young people to be so profoundly disconnected from the natural world and denying them the opportunity to fully develop their senses. How uplifting to see these young adults grow before our eyes under the nurturing and stimulating effects of their wilderness experience. We are left with the redeeming message that it is not too late! We can and must unplug our children, give them the access to the natural world that is so essential to their development, and restore childhood!"

Test your athleticism, individually or with a group. The YMCA Lactic Edge Triathlon is held at Bukolt Park in Stevens Point, WI.  The course for adults is a 500 yard swim, 17 mile bike ride, and a 3.1 mile run. Individual Adult: $45 by June 17, $55 by July 7, $70 on site. The course for teens is a 200 yard swim, 4 mile bike, and 2 kilometer run. Individual Teen: $20 by July 7 and $30 on site. Prices vary for Relay Teams. Register at www.active.com key word: Lactic Edge. Also check out our YMCA Fit Kids Triathlon on July 8th at 6:00pm, also at Bukolt Park.

Extra hands-on activities, experiments, and puzzles to explore various science concepts throughout the summer. All included with regular admission. No registration required. Come for a visit and join in the fun. For more information about other weeks’ themes, visit our website.

This week’s theme is Thermal Energy. Explore the world of the super cool with liquid Nitrogen and Dry ice demonstrations - including tasty ice cream! Discover fun and amazing things when heat is transferred. And more! (July 20-23)

Extra hands-on activities, experiments, and puzzles to explore various science concepts throughout the summer. All included with regular admission. No registration required. Come for a visit and join in the fun. For more information about other weeks’ themes, visit our website.

 This week’s theme is Flying Objects. Experiment with all sorts of flying objects that you make from paper -- kites, air-blast rockets, whirly birds, and more. (July 27-30)

What:              54^th Annual Hilbert Firemen’s Parade and Picnic

When:              July 4, 2011

Where:             Civic Park, Highway 57, Hilbert, Wisconsin

Special Activities:       Hilbert 4^th of July Parade, on Main Street, starting at 11 am

                                    ThedaStar Air Medical Helicopter, 2 until 4 pm

                                    Kid’s Corner – Fire Safety Activities for Kids of all ages,

 Noon until 6 pm

Other Information:      FREE ADMISSION – LIVE ENTERTAINMENT

                                    Bucket Brigade Race and Water Fun            

Live Music from 1 pm until 6 pm

Food and Refreshments

Raffle Drawing before the Fireworks

Purpose:          Support for the Local Fire Department

Funds to be matched by Thrivent Financial for Lutherans

Bring your whole family to enjoy Swimtastic Swim School's 90-degree water, palm tree shower, and water slide! Call for a FREE Family Swim Pass!

Island Resort Championship at Sweetgrass 

June 24 – 26, 2011

An LPGA Futures Tour Official Event

Location: Sweetgrass Golf Club – 2 hours north of Green Bay on Hwy 41 in Harris, MI

www.sweetgrassgolfclub.com

The brightest young golf stars vie for a spot with the LPGA during the Island Resort Championship at Sweetgrass June 24 – 26 in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula.

It’s the only professional golf event in Wisconsin and Michigan this year; bringing together 150 women from 31 nations.

Have your picture taken with players – Get free autographs! 

For more information, visit Sweetgrass Golf Club dot com or “LIKE” us on Facebook today!

Tickets: just $10 for all three days.

Tickets can be purchased from the Island Ticket Office, or by phone with credit card:  906-466-2941 ext. 5001 / 877-ISL-SHOW

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

For Additional Information Contact: Deanna Novak

Phone: 920-437-7623, x-12

Date: April 27, 2011

The daytime reenactment will feature German and American encampments and two daily battles that are only accessible by the Museum’s train. Patrons are encouraged to interact with the reenactors as they recreate scenarios from history throughout each day. Special appearances by Eleanor Roosevelt (played by Jessica Michna) will be held on Saturday and Sunday; WIXX’s John Maino will speak about his newest book "The European Campaign" on Saturday, July 9th at 2:00 p.m. The Museum’s educator, Bob Lettenberger, will speak about the use of trains in American wars on Sunday, July 10th. The Gen. Eisenhower command coaches will be open for guided tours throughout the weekend. In 1941 the United Service Organization (U.S.O.) was established to meet the request of Franklin D. Roosevelt for private organizations to provide for the needs of on-leave U.S. armed forces on American soil and abroad. Six organizations met the President’s call, forming the U.S.O. with other organizations, such as the Red Cross, providing a similar function as well. Over 3,000 U.S.O. clubs were in existence in 1944, often run by volunteers in small towns. Saturday, July 9

"World War II was a significant period in American history," stated Jacqueline Frank, museum executive director. "As more veterans are passing, it is important to keep alive their memory, and how this event influenced American life and culture then -- as well as today. This event will allow patrons to immerse themselves in history and learn about the event in a really fun, meaningful way."

The U.S.O. Dance will take place on Saturday, July 9, 2011. Doors open at 6:45 p.m. Admission is $25.00 in advance; $30.00 at the door; $15.00 for Museum members and veterans. Corporate tables and sponsorships are available. Contact Jacqueline Frank, executive director at (920) 437-7623 x-17 or Deanna Novak, director of sales and marketing at (920) 437-7623 x-12 for more information.

Founded in 1956, the Museum works to foster an understanding of railroading and its significance to American life. Visiting the National Railroad Museum offers you an opportunity to explore our railroad heritage. Sit in the cab of the Union Pacific Big Boy, the world’s largest steam locomotive. View Gen. Eisenhower’s World War II command train. Examine the future of railroading in the sleek 1955 General Motors Aerotrain. The Museum is one of the oldest institutions of its kind in the U.S

• 18-holes on a championship course with power cart
• Professional tournament services including bag drop and leader board scoring
• Complimentary use of practice area and range
• Lunch on the course
• Elegant dinner
• Hole contests, prizes, and raffles

Registration fee of $150 per golfer or $600 for a foursome.  Call 920-337-1122 or visit www.cp-center.org/events to register today!

All proceeds benefit Cerebral Palsy, Inc. (the local non-profit CP Centers) to ensure continued services for babies, children, and adults with severe physical and cognitive disabilities.  It is only thanks to community support that the CP Centers are able to help your friends, family and neighbors in Northeast Wisconsin.

YouthU@ UWFox Summer Youth Event

Aug 1st -4th  9am-12pm daily

For Kids ages 8-13

Featuring Science, Technology, Engineering, Art and MORE!

www.uwfox.uwc.edu/conted

920-832-2636

Tickets available at the door

$7 adults/$5 seniors & students

• Training Tips and Tricks you won't read about in a book

   

• Marathon Jargon (What is Taper? What does it mean to 'Hit the Wall'?)

   

• Key Pitfalls to avoid during training and as the race approaches

   

• Get need-to-know information about the FCM Routes--both the half and full

   

Mark Your Calendars. Bring your training buddies and your training questions & get them answered before you make the same mistakes we've made!! Thinking about a marathon or half-marathon? Get ahead of the game.

When a rare form of cancer took the life of Kari Deimer in December 2010, her family and friends vowed to keep fighting cancer in her memory by raising funds for the American Cancer Society in the Fox Cities. We're ready to fight, and we're asking for your help.  You're invited to join us at the 1st Annual Wolf River Raft Race and Fundraiser, hosted by the Kari Deimer Answer to Cancer.  The event puts some fun into the fight, and a reflection of Kari's bright spirit.  Participants will create and captain a raft on the Wolf River from The Damn Yankees Watering Hole in Hortonville to The Waters Supper Club in New London where the event will continue with a band, food, refeshments, silent auction and raffle items for rafters and non-rafters alike. All proceeds will go to the American Cancer Society to help with cancer research.  For more information check out our website WWW.wolfriverraftrace.com.

Come join us for a weekend of fun.  July 8th and 9th in Berlin,WI.  A fesitval full of activities.  Friday eve join us for the Spicy Tie band and on Saturday Country Storm.  There will be food vendors, family friendly activities, craft/art fair, 3 on 3 Basketball tournament, Volleyball tournament, Man vs. Truck The human truck pull, Jr. Ido performance, The Yellow Rock Cloggers and more.  See our calendar of events on our Facebook page.  Call 920-290-2695 for general inquires.

Shawano County Brunch on the Farm

Sunday, June 26th, 2011   9:00AM-1:00PM

Tim and Kristy Paiser, W9388 Butternut Road, Shawano, WI   54166

Tickets are $7/person, children 6 and under are free.  Tickets at the door.

Brunch includes scrambled eggs with ham, pork sausages, hash browns, cheese, cinnamon bread/butter, cottage cheese, milk, juice,

and ice cream with eiher strawberries or maple syrup.

The public can tour the dairy and watch the cows being milked, miniature horse pulled cart rides, petting zoo, polka band, "Addie" the mechanical

milking cow, childrens games with prizes, pedal tractor pull with awards, beef samples and many other fun and educational activities. 

A 9-Hole Scramble to benefit the programs of The Ridges Sanctuary. Lots of prizes and fun! Heavy Hors d'oeuvres, music, silent auction, raffles, & cash bar after in the Yodel House at the Alpine Resort. Call (920) 868-2520 • (920) 839-1475 • (920) 839-2651 for a brochure.

Food, Music by Bruce & Beth, Cash Bar, the BEST Silent Auction in Door County, raffles, conversation! This is a benefit for the programs of The Ridges Sanctuary. $15 per person. This is after the a 'Round for The Ridges golf outing but you don't need to golf to come and have fun at the Yodel Inn!

9:30 am Outdoor Mass     

Silent Auction, Bake Sale, Cash Raffle, 50/50 Raffle, Bingo, Childrens Inflatable Activities,

Carnival Games, "Gizmo" the Magician,    Live Music ~ by 1st Degree

Tons of Food Including Booyah, Taste fo Mexico, Burgers, Brats, Chicken, Nachos, carmel apples, popcorn, Icw Cream, Refreshments, ect.

FUN FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY!!!!

A Door County singing group featuring a variety of music.

The Town of Carlton Fire Department and First responders is run 100% by volunteers.We will have plety of raffles, food,drinks and entertainment. All of the proceeds from our summer fundraiser goes toward the purchase of new equiptment to better serve our community.

You can show your support to one of the areas "small town" fire department and first responder organizations by stopping by on July 9th.

1296 Town Hall Rd.

Kewaunee Wi. 54216

Plus, kids will learn to look for evidence of God all around them through something called God Sightings. Each day concludes with a Rowdy Wrap-Up—a celebration that gets everyone involved in living what they’ve learned. Family members and friends (also called Very Important Pandas) are encouraged to join in daily for this special time.

                                                                                                The Bugsy Co-ed Softball Classic

                                                                                            12th Annual Charity Event - June 24-26

                                                                                              Optimist Park, S. Broadway, De Pere

                                                                                 Friday 7PM - 10PM: 16 Team Bracket Draw & Lumaroke

                                                                               Saturday 10AM - 10PM: Double Elimination Co-ed Softball

                                                                                             2PM - 5PM: Silent Auction & Buckey Auction

                                                                                       Sunday 10AM - 4PM: Tournament Concludes

                                                                                              All Proceeds to Local Charities

                                                                                               Doc Mason (920) 336-8388

St. Mary Parish Picnic "In the Good Ole Summertime"

Live Music by:" Power Play"

Competition between Sr. Pam & Fr. Doug--"Ole Fashioned Lawn Games"

50/50 Raffles, Theme Baskets, Silent Auction, Raffles

Kids Games, Sparky the Clown

Pie Raffles, Great Food & Fun!!

Suamico Fire Fighter’s Picnic 2011

June 25  4pm – 11pm

June 26  10am – 5pm

Rummage and Clothing Sale - Sat 9AM-4PM, Sun 11:30AM-4-PM

Household items, furniture, dorm furniture, clothing all sizes, bake sale.

Air Conditioned

APPLETON — Volunteer orientations open to anyone over the age of 16.

Volunteer opportunities include Cashiers, Donation Ambassadors, Customer Service, Warehouse Personnel and Deconstruction (salvaging materials from homes or businesses).

Paul Todd is an amazing keyboard virtuoso.  He plays 6 keyboards at the same time! Paul performs all styles of music including Contemporary Christian, Gospel, Hits from the 40's-80's and all your favorites from The Great American Song Book.  The event is free and tickets are available at Heid Music and Xavier High School.  Seating is limited.  A goodwill offering will be taken at the show to benefit ACES Xavier Educational System.

APPLETON — Volunteer Orientations open to anyone over the age of 16.

Volunteer opportunities include Cashiers, Donation Ambassadors, Customer Service, Warehouse Personnel and Deconstruction (salvaging materials from homes or businesses).

Come and sample Denmark's Finest Businesses use of Dairy in their products.  Enjoy free samples of Cheese, Brats, Fudge and much more. 

APPLETON —  Volunteer Orientations open to anyone over the age of 16.

Volunteer opportunities include Cashiers, Donation Ambassadors, Customer Service, Warehouse Personnel and Deconstruction (salvaging materials from homes or businesses).

Join us at the ballpark for a fantastic game of baseball.  The Oshkosh Giants are a semi-pro team and part of the Wisconsin State League.  This is a wood bat team and a family friendly and fun time.   Each admisison receives a raffle number so you are eligable to win pizza's, Museum Passes, and a host of other prizes.  Bring your family out to the ballpark for a great time.

WAUSAUKEE’S July 4th Celebration & Firecracker 5K Run/Walk

July 2nd, 2011 Wausaukee, WI

Parade at 1PM

Firecracker 5K Run @ 8AM

CRAFT SHOW STARTS AT 10AM

Bands all Day!

 11-3 GERRY’S POLKA BAND
 4-8  NEON DETOUR
 8-11:30 daze 2 nites

Starting at 10 am to 8 pm. Craft show all day. Parade at 1 pm along US 141. Darryll's Fish Tank, Bouncers for kids, Food, soda, beer, Cash Bingo, Youth Baseball, Softball Tournament, Fire Dept. Softball Challenge Game, & Fireworks at Dark.

All proceeds go toward newly formed Wausaukee Recreation Association, Inc. for youth.

APPLETON —  Volunteer Orientations open to anyone over the age of 16.

Volunteer opportunities include Cashiers, Donation Ambassadors, Customer Service, Warehouse Personnel and Deconstruction (salvaging materials from homes or businesses).

July 8 & 9, 2011  Downtown - Green Bay, WI FREE ADMISSION EVENT

7th Anual Truck Show. Exhibitors, Crafters, Truck Judging, Truck Rodeo, 1.5 mile walk/run, Health Fair.

Friday night "Lights of Titletown" Parade starting at 9pm through downtown Green Bay.

For more infor: www.titletowntruckersshowdown.org

This is the 25th annual and FINAL French Creek Days Event.

Event runs Friday and Saturday.

Entertainment includes: The Brittins, Mark Shurilla and the Greatest Hits, The Sounds of the Supremes, Saturday Car Show, Magic Shows Saturday afternoon, and volleyball tournament. Also a FIREWORKS show put on by Fat Cat Fireworks both nights!

This is the 25th annual and FINAL French Creek Days Event.

Event runs Friday and Saturday.

RUN for SAM 10k & 1mile walk is hosted by the Princeton VFW Post 10452 in memory of Sam Hennessee to celebrate his life.  All proceeds will go into a scholarship fund in his name for those entering the medical field.  Race starts and finishes at the Princeton VFW, 136 N. Farmer Street, Princeton, WI. 54968  July 9, 2011, 8:30am, sign up online www.active.com, $30 early $35 race day.  T Shirt made in USA organic coton, food, refreshments, DJ, massage tables and a great time.   Contact runforsam10k@yahoo.com, or phone 920-295-8715

John Gende

Alecia Gende

Events Co Directors

"Quilts on the Farm".  Locally made quilts for show and sale.  Quiltiing demonstration and "bed turning".

Badgerland Cavalier King Charles Spaniel Club will be holding a Cavapalooza to celebrate these happy, friendly, outgoing, hardy little dogs.  There will be demonstrations of Obedience, Confirmation, Rally and Agility as well as grooming, care and maintenance information.  There will be Cavaliers of all ages and colors present.   There will also be Food, Face Painting, Raffle Baskets, Games and Booths. 

All proceeds will benefit the American Cavalier King Charles Spaniel Club Rescue Trust Fund. 

$5 for adults.  Children under 12 are free when accompanied by an adult.

Crooked Lake Sportmen's Club Annual Picnic

in Crooked Lake. 20 miles west of Crivitz on County Hwy. W.

 Saturday, July 9th 2011

from 11:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m.

Serving Booyah, Hamburgers, Brats, Hot Dogs, French Fries and Beverages. Games and Entertainment on the Grounds.

Parade lineup at 10:30 a.m. at the Athelstane Town Hall on Cty C & A, parade starts at

11:00 a.m., proceeding to the Athelstane Fireman's Park.  Everyone is welcome, there are

no entry fees.  For info contact Sue Doyle  715  856-5406.

Features include: Fire Department and Kid's Water Fight Competition, raffles,

Silent Auction, Grab Bags, Games for the Kid's, refreshments and music starting at

6:00 p.m. by Force of Habit.

Saturday 3 - 8 pm  S-I DJ Service

Saturday 8:30 - 12:30 pm  Oil Can Harry

Huge Fireworks display at dark.  

Food, beverages, rides and games.

Sunday Parade at 11:00am

UW Marching Band after the parade

Sunday 1 - 5 pm Road Trip

Kid's Bike Raffle at 3:30 pm

Food, beverages, games and rides.

Join us at the ballpark for a fantastic game of baseball.  The Oshkosh Giants are a semi-pro team and part of the Wisconsin State League.  This is a wood bat team and a family friendly and fun time.   Each admisison receives a raffle number so you are eligable to win pizza's, Museum Passes, and a host of other prizes.  Bring your family out to the ballpark for a great time.

Free Concert, Open to the Public

BAND: Bacchus Lotus,

FOOD: Brats, Hot Dogs, Culvers' Frozen Custard, Beverages, and Popcorn available.

If raining Concert held inside Parish Hall

Proceeds from concession sales and freewill offering to parish outreach efforts.

The Gathering space Jewelers Market
July 15 and 16, 2011
at The Gathering Space
8494 State Rd 21, Omro Wisconsin

Adult admission to show, $2.00
Children 12 and under are admitted free.

The Gathering Space is a 150 year old country church located 4 miles west of Omro on State Road 21.  The venue has been recently renovated and loving re-imagined as a wonderful space for weddings, performances and all sorts of special events. .On Friday, July 15 and Saturday, July 16, 2011 The Gathering Space will host a select group of area jewelers, who will display their work in this intimate, unique, and beautiful setting.  An amazing variety of gorgeous and affordable hand-made jewelry will be on display and available for purchase.  The artists will all be present at the show, and will be more than willing to answer questions and take special orders.  This is a wonderful opportunity for brides to select jewelry for themselves or for their bridal party, for folks to get in some early Christmas shopping, or for anyone with an eye for beautiful works of wearable art to indulge themselves or a loved one!

The show will open Friday, July 15 at 4 pm.  The Friday evening jewelry show will feature an artists reception, with music and food available to complement the gorgeous array of hand-made jewelry that will be on display.  On Saturday, July 16, the show will run from 10 am to 4 pm. 

There is a $2.00 admission fee for the public.  Children 12 and under will be admitted free.

-  Check in 8:00 sharp at Westridge Golf Course

    8130 Golf Course Drive, Neenah, WI. 

-  Four-Person Scramble

-  8:30 Shotgun Start

-  $70.00 per person/$280.00 per team

-  18 holes of golf with cart

-  Event Holes

-  Prizes, Silent Auction, Food and Beer at Prime Time Club,

   1150 Valley Road, Menasha, WI after golf.

Join us at the ballpark for a fantastic game of baseball.  The Oshkosh Giants are a semi-pro team and part of the Wisconsin State League.  This is a wood bat team and a family friendly and fun time.   Each admisison receives a raffle number so you are eligable to win pizza's, Museum Passes, and a host of other prizes.  Bring your family out to the ballpark for a great time.

Woodland Worship Center invites you to our annual Kidzshow July 18, 19 & 20, 6:30 to 8 PM for  ages 5 and older. They will enjoy the lively music, fun skits, exciting Bible lessons and nightly prizes.  We're located at 760 Airport Drive,on Highway 172, in Hobart. Call 869-9663 for more information or visit our website www.woodlandworship.com.

Sponosred by the St. Vincent Hospital Green Team.

Skip the grocery store and get fresh goods from area farmers at the first St. Vincent Farmers Market!  Located on the grassy section across from the Van Buren entrance to the parking ramp.  Cash only

Join us at the ballpark for a fantastic game of baseball.  The Oshkosh Giants are a semi-pro team and part of the Wisconsin State League.  This is a wood bat team and a family friendly and fun time.   Each admisison receives a raffle number so you are eligable to win pizza's, Museum Passes, and a host of other prizes.  Bring your family out to the ballpark for a great time.

Have fun with friends and colleagues.  Meet new people.  Network your business and you!! Play a round of 9 holes on a beautiful course.  Learn new skills for new and non-golfers.  Proceeds benefit Friendship Place and Mid-Day Women's Alliance Scholarship Fund.

-Individual Golfer cost includes: 9-holes on the Highlands Course, cart, lunch and Networking Expo-$60

-Clinic participant cost includes: golf instruction, lunch and Networking Expo-$60

To register or for more information visit: www.MidDayWomen.org

This fun mini Bible camp event is all about Jesus with water splashed in the center!

-$10 per builder

-15 Maximum capacity

Puppet Show

This family event will start and end on the Fond du Lac County Fairgrounds. Runners and walkers of all skill levels are welcome to participate. The Fondy Fair 5K Run/Walk is also an opportunity to promote and educate event participants about the importance of agriculture in Fond du Lac County.

Runners and walkers in this race take off at 8:00am from the fairgrounds and will follow the 3.1 mile course that will eventually loop back to the fairgrounds.

A registration fee is required to participate on the day of the race. The registration fee covers single, all day admission to the fair on Saturday, July 23th, a race t-shirt (only guaranteed to those registered by July 16, 2011) and post-race refreshments. Prizes will be awarded to the top winner in each age category. There will be a special division for 4-H and FFA members. Registrants can register online or via mail-in forms. Completed forms and checks can be mailed to Fondy Fair 5K Run/Walk, P.O. Box 1466, Fond du Lac, Wisconsin 54936-1466.

Generous sponsors for this year's event include the Fond du Lac County Ag Society and RoadID. If you or your business would like to help sponsor the 2011 Fondy Fair 5K, please contact the 5K Race Director at runningevents@fonddulaccountyfair.com .

Register Online now through Active.com

http://www.active.com/5k-race/fond-du-lac-wi/fondy-fair-5k-2011

1st Annual Pamela Jean Kadow Memorial 2K Walk - Sunday, July 24th
Pam Kadow Memorial-PJ's Walk for Life is dedicated to leading the movement toward ovarian cancer awareness. We are committed to raising non-profit funds to continue the battle against ovarian cancer through education, advocacy and research. We are devoted to providing support, hope and honor to those whom have been affected by ovarian cancer. Proceeds from this years walk will benefit cancer patients in our area and the National Ovarian Cancer Coalition. Pams wish for all of us: "Don't worry about a thing, cause every little thing, is gonna be alright"!  To download a registration form go to: www.mishicotriverfest.com

Join us at the ballpark for a fantastic game of baseball.  The Oshkosh Giants are a semi-pro team and part of the Wisconsin State League.  This is a wood bat team and a family friendly and fun time.   Each admisison receives a raffle number so you are eligable to win pizza's, Museum Passes, and a host of other prizes.  Bring your family out to the ballpark for a great time.

Free Concert, OPEN TO THE PUBLIC

BAND: Randy Petersen

Join us at the ballpark for a fantastic game of baseball.  The Oshkosh Giants are a semi-pro team and part of the Wisconsin State League.  This is a wood bat team and a family friendly and fun time.   Each admisison receives a raffle number so you are eligable to win pizza's, Museum Passes, and a host of other prizes.  Bring your family out to the ballpark for a great time.

The Ovarian Cancer Community Outreach, Inc. is holding our second annual golf outing July 29, 2012 at Thornberry Creek Country Club in Green Bay.  Event starts at 11:00 and includes 18 holes of golf with cart, lunch, dinner, prizes, raffles, silent and live auction and many other fun extras!

Our foundation is a 501 C 3, non-profit, 100% volunteer located in Green Bay, WI.  Our mission is three-fold; financially support women and their families with ovarian and other gynecological cancers, research for ovarian cancer and create a better awareness of ovarian cancer, its symptoms and treatment options.  In our first year we have made a significant donation to the National Cancer Institute located at St Vincent’s and supported many women and their families with financial support.

Please join the fun at our golf outing to help us continue to fulfill our mission.  Also, please visit our website at occo-wis.org to learn more about this great foundation, and register for the golf outing.

Beth Seymour

OCCO President

bseymour@occo-wis.org

920-366-4672

Enjoy vintage airplanes, classic cars, trucks, motorcycles, radio controlled airplane demonstration, fire trucks and more! Join us for breakfast & lunch. Free admission - bring your lawn chair. For more information contact the Shawano Country Chamber of Commerce at (715) 524-2139 or (800) 235-8528.

A pack of wild pandas will invade St. Anne's Episcopal Church on Monday, August 1st through Friday, August 5th.  Come join us to explore God's word.  If you have any questions, please call the church at 336-9571.

Join us at the ballpark for a fantastic game of baseball.  The Oshkosh Giants are a semi-pro team and part of the Wisconsin State League.  This is a wood bat team and a family friendly and fun time.   Each admisison receives a raffle number so you are eligable to win pizza's, Museum Passes, and a host of other prizes.  Bring your family out to the ballpark for a great time.

Join us at the ballpark for a fantastic game of baseball.  The Oshkosh Giants are a semi-pro team and part of the Wisconsin State League.  This is a wood bat team and a family friendly and fun time.   Each admisison receives a raffle number so you are eligable to win pizza's, Museum Passes, and a host of other prizes.  Bring your family out to the ballpark for a great time.

Summer Swim Camps are held once a day for a half hour for a 2 week period. Classes run from 9:15am to 2:15 pm and have no more than 4 students to a class! Enjoy the luxury of professional swim lessons with out loosing your whole summer! Swim Camp classes allow consistent and focused teaching while still having fun. Children make excellent progress with their swim skills preparing them for that summer vacation while still fitting into your busy summer schedule.

 first annual modified tractor and truck pull fri night july 1st 7pm located at davister whipp corner of cty P and cty N 4 miles east of greenbay proceeds to benefit the snap caner foundation trucks, semis, modifies tractors and diesel pickups make up the exciting line join us for fun food and excitement

Summer Swim Camps are held once a day for a half hour for a 2 week period. Classes run from 9:15am to 2:15 pm and have no more than 4 students to a class! Enjoy the luxury of professional swim lessons with out loosing your whole summer! Swim Camp classes allow consistent and focused teaching while still having fun. Children make excellent progress with their swim skills preparing them for that summer vacation while still fitting into your busy summer schedule.

Summer Swim Camps are held once a day for a half hour for a 2 week period. Classes run from 9:15am to 2:15 pm and have no more than 4 students to a class! Enjoy the luxury of professional swim lessons with out loosing your whole summer! Swim Camp classes allow consistent and focused teaching while still having fun. Children make excellent progress with their swim skills preparing them for that summer vacation while still fitting into your busy summer schedule.

This year marks 100 years of sevice and dedication of the Fremont Wolf River Fire Dept.  We are have a celebration with open house 2-5  dj. Dr Dobbe 7- midnight lighted parade at 9 pm with special guest smokey the bear  free to get in  come out and have a good time

Redeemer Lutheran Church of Manitowoc is hosting its annual picnic beginning with the 10:30 am outdoor worship service on July 24th.  All are welcome to come and enjoy worship with us, a picnic lunch with music, fun, and backyard games provided.  Redeemer Lutheran of Manitowoc is located at 1712 Menasha Ave in Manitowoc.

The Door County Renaissance Faire offers a great opportunity for family "edutainment". Less than an hour from Green Bay but a quantum leap back in time, visitors will experience interactive living history demonstrations with a Royal court, Knights on horseback, merchants, crafters and music from the early 1500s.  Rain or Shine - Weekends ONLY!

$9 (Kids 5 - 15 & Seniors 60+)

$12 (Ages 16 - 59)

Under 5 and Military (with ID) FREE

$1 Discount at gate for donation of Non-perishable food item or dressing in period appropriate "garb"

An American Concert

With a  10th anniversary Tribute of 9/11

featuring a number of local talent members of St Paul's Lutheran Church and the community.

Bring your lawn chairs for this great outdoor concert.

A  Free will offering with proceeds to benefit The State Firemen and Police Memorials

Sun June 26      Concert begins at 6 pm

Concession stand with burgers and hotdogs opens at 5 pm.

St Paul Lutheran School Grounds

4118 County Rd AB Luxemburg, WI-

3 Miles south of Luxemburg on County Rd AB

Rub Elbows with Royals or Rogues at a special Royal Feast!  The English Inn in Fish Creek will host an all you can eat dinner buffet featuring ribs and chicken and a variety of other specialties and decadent desserts in support of the Door County Renaissance Fantasy Faire.  The cost is $25 in advance or $30 at the door for adults.  Youth Children 10 and under are $15 in advance or $17.50 at the door. 

Friends of the Faire and patrons are invited to meet cast members from the Renaissance Fantasy Faire who will be strolling about dressed in fabulous costumes and willing to strike a pose for photographs, visit, and even play with the customers.  Belly Dancing by the Sisters of Kaheena will bring this evening filled with fabulous food and fun to a close.

Feel free to dress up in your "garb" and join in the fun.  Don't forget your camera!

1st Annual Sugarbush Modified Tractor, Truck & Semi Pulls

Behind Davister's Bar, Corner of Brown County Hwys P&N

NEW Motorsports Modified & Hot Farm Tractors, Modified 4x4 Trucks, Street Diesel, Gas & Semi Trucks

Proceeds to Benefit Sting Cancer Foundation

Admission $4.50 good for both days

12 and under free

Show Manager: Steve Bina 608 385-3598 

Eagle River WI ( Hwy 45 N)

Admission $4.50 good for both days

Show Manager: Steve Bina 608 385-3598 

Open House from 2pm-5pm

Dr. Dobbe From 7pm-Midnight

Lighted Fire Truck Parade at 9pm

Special Guest Smokey The Bear

Beer, Soda, Water, Food, 50/50 Raffle all day

Schedule:   

> Last year, 64% of our students who applied did not receive scholarship support

Pulaski Area Swim Club Polka Trot 5K Run/Walk takes place on Saturday, July 23, 2011 at Pulaski Middle School, 911 S. St. Augustine Street, Pulaski, WI  54162.  5K Run/Walk starts at 8:30 am.  Kid's Run starts at 9:30 am (Ages 4 - 9).  T-shirts for all participants and drawings for door prizes.  Medals for all Kid's participants and awards for age groups 10 to over 70.  Registration by mail or on site Friday 7/22 from 5 - 7 pm or Saturday 7 - 8 am.  Proceeds to benefit the Pulaski Area Swim Club.

Music in the Campground is a no-cover concert by the group, Bent Grass.  They're genre is "Blue Grass with a twist".  Food and beverages will be available - no carry-ins please.  Bring your lawn chairs.  Music starts at 4:30 and runs to 7:30.  The Crossroads Bar and Campground is located 12 miles west of Crivitz on Cty Hwy W (at the intersection of Cty Hwy W and Parkway Rd.  Come on out and enjoy this wonderful group.

Flea Market, Fun, Food, and Games

Wings of Eagles, Blue Grass Gospel Band plays at 1:00 pm

Pig Roast starts at 4:30 pm

The Jack Clarkson Band plays at 5:00 pm

Greenleaf Fire Dept Annual Picnic

Sunday, July 17th

11am to 7pm

Booyah, Food, Water Fights, Music, Games and Bouncer for kids

Calumet County Community Community Theatre present The Sound of Music on July 14 - 16 and July 7/21 - 23 @ 7:00 PM. at The Engler Center located at the Chilton High School, Chilton WI.  Tickets can be purchased on line at www.englercenter.com  or at the door.

The Oshkosh Jaycees, a non-profit volunteer organization, will be holding the 16th annual Brews n’ Blues Charity Microbrew and Music Festival on Saturday July 9th, 2011. The event will be held from 3-7pm at the Leach Amphitheater in Oshkosh. Check out two great bands and over 100 different microbrews. Raffles and a home brewing demonstration will also be part of the day. Money raised will benefit Christine Ann Domestic Abuse Services, Inc. and other local charities of the Oshkosh Jaycees. Tickets are $30 in advance and $40 at the door. A listing of ticket locations and more information can be found at www.oshkoshjaycees.org. To learn more contact event chairs Melissa Pezzuto or Stefanie Peterson at 920-385-9231 or bnb@oshkoshjaycees.org. Only those age 21 and older please.

Join us for the Wisconsin Waterfowl Association Fox Valley Golf Outing.

$100 per person/$400 per foursome gets you 18 holes of great golf, with cart,

plus a goody bag for each participant, with games, raffles, and great prizes to win,

followed by complementary refreshments and a pasta & salad buffet with grilled chicken

& sausages.  Proceeds to benefit our work in wetland restorations, and youth education

about our wetland and waterfowl natural resources, here in Wisconsin!

To register/more info:  Kelcy @ 262-968-1722 or http://www.wisducks.org/products_3601.html

Breed July 3rd Parade Oconto County (usually on 4th)

12:00 pm Parade

bikes to be givin away to 16 and younger

Food  Refreshments  Music  Meat Raffle Wheel

Cash Raffle at 5:pm

Come Join the fun

Navah Mirage  Presents beginner belly dancing classes at:

   Fancy Dancer Studio        821 S. Huron Rd. Suite D, Green Bay, WI. 54311

This is a 9 week class on Tuesday nights at 6:30PM - 7:30PM Starting     

July 5th- Sep 20th 2011 Cost for this session is $96.00.  This equates to only $10.66 a class

 Drop ins are welcome at a cost of $12.00 each class.

This Pre-Registration based shake it up class is designed to help you better understand the movements that create the structure of belly dance and the history of this ancient dance through story telling.  Teaching techniques are through isolations and muscular training.  We will focus on movement break downs so that you begin with the correct techniques to perform any of the common moves, such as  upper body undulations , chest circles, hip circles, drops & shimmies'.  This all adds up to a great workout, however the goal of the class is proper technique and to prepare you for the next level of belly dance.

Class attire is fitted comfortable clothes.  No skirts so as instructor can see the knees and lower back position.

Example:  Full fitted or half coverage top (as to see tummy)  Yoga pant, Stretchy pant, or shorts with or without hip scarf or coin belt and bare feet.      Hip scarves are available to purchase.

To register please call (920) 915-3179  or email bellydancerjennifer@gmail.com   for more information.

 This class is ideal in your 1st year of learning, however you can stay in this level until all the fundamental movements are comfortable to you. You will always come away with something new from week-to-week, session-to-session, year-to-year.  No prior dance experience is necessary for this class.  

Stop in and watch the Fiber Arts Guild as they spin, weave, quilt, embroider, sew, and more!

Admission

FREE on Wednesday,
6pm to 8pm

July 6 marks the beginning of 17 years of Butterfly House operation at Mosquito Hill Nature Center. Butterfly House allows visitors to walk among and interact with Wisconsin’s native butterflies in their natural habitat. It will be open to the general public on Wednesdays, Saturdays and Sundays from 11:00 AM to 3:00 PM through August 28. A nominal $1/person donation is asked to help defray operating expenses. Private guided tours are available for organized groups on Thursdays and Fridays for a fee of $2/person. Advance reservations for private tours are necessary

The Solar System Comes Alive, an indoor presentation by Newstar member Tom Jorgenson, will start off the evening. Learn about Mars’ 2012 return, weird atmospheric changes on Jupiter and Saturn, and the transit of Venus across the Sun. The program will be followed by outdoor stargazing. Bring your telescopes and binoculars if you wish and prepare for a small window of mosquito activity at dusk.

$6/adults, $4/students, seniors, members or $12/family

Raising monarch caterpillars and butterflies is a worthwhile experience for both young and old. However, improper rearing practices can sometimes do more harm than good to the very insect we’re trying to protect. Join naturalist and monarch fanatic Jessica Miller as she demonstrates proper handling, feeding and sanitizing techniques to care for healthy monarchs. Learn how to detect and test for a prevalent and deadly monarch protozoan. These data will help researchers at the University of Georgia determine where the parasite is located around the country. 

$6/adults, $4/students, seniors, FOMH or $12/family.

Registration and payment due July 2.

Contact:

Anna Allen, media specialist

aallen@citizensfirst.com

920-236-7040 ext. 3093

www.citizensfirst.com

OSHKOSH, Wisconsin (June 27, 2011) – If you’re having trouble using the Internet quickly and easily, but don’t know where to turn, take heart. CitizensFirst is hosting a workshop entitled “Technology Today.”

The program takes place at 6:30 p.m. on Tuesday, July 12 at the Highway 44 branch, 2900 Universal St., Oshkosh. Those interested in attending the hour-long session can register online at www.citizensfirst.com, but the event is open to the public and walk-ins are welcome.

Coordinating the presentation is Eric Regner, vice president of information technology at CitizensFirst. The presentation will cover such areas as safe internet surfing tips and techniques, various types of software, and the use and prevalence of current and emerging technologies. 

“If you want to learn the basics of technology and internet usage, this presentation is for you,” Regner said. “It’s oriented towards the novice user.”

The workshop is part of an ongoing educational series and reflects the commitment at CitizensFirst to providing consumers with the resources they need to make sound finance-related decisions. Programs covering a variety of financial and home-related topics take place every second Tuesday of the month. To learn more, please visit www.citizensfirst.com.

CitizensFirst is a not-for profit, member-owned community financial cooperative. It has more than $338 million in assets and serves more than 30,000 people at four branch locations in Oshkosh and Fond du Lac. Membership is open to anyone who lives, works or worships in Winnebago, Fond du Lac, Outagamie, Calumet, Dodge, Milwaukee, Ozaukee, Washington or Waushara counties, or and the township of Berlin in Green Lake County.

This program is co-sponsored by The Wild Ones, NEW Audubon Society & the Baird Creek Preservation Foundation.
 

The Neville Public Museum Astronomical Society (NPMAS) is a fellowship of amateur astronomers. We join together to share learning's, experiences, and the passion we have for astronomy. We nurture and promote this interest through our activities. The foundation of our endeavors is the enjoyment we share.

Free Admission!

Explore the nature center grounds after dark with naturalist Mike Hibbard to discover some of the nocturnal insects that call Mosquito Hill home.  An indoor program will be followed by hike of moderate difficulty.  This program is recommended for adults and children ages 6 and older.  In case of inclement weather the indoor program will still be held.  Dress for the weather and bring a flashlight.

$6/adults, $4/students, seniors, members or $12/family.

Registration and payment due July 9.

Stop in and watch the Fiber Arts Guild as they spin, weave, quilt, embroider, sew and more! Free with Museum admission.

Admission

FREE on Wednesday,
6pm to 8pm

Repeats July 27, Aug. 6 & 17. Take part in a butterfly safari, learn safe handling practices and help release butterflies into the center’s Butterfly House each of these four days. All club members receive a pin, activity booklet, bandana and snack. Sign up for one or more days. $7/child, $5/returning children; all sessions included.

For youth ages 5 to 10 years.

Advance registration is required.

A benefit will be held July 17th at Gateway Bar and Grill in Crivitz to benefit the victims in the aartment fire that occured May 25, 2011. Raffles, games, bounce house for the kids, lots of fun.

Also ,monetary donations can be made at an Bank Mutual.

19 people were displaced in the fire, mainly elderly and disabled individuals. Only one had any insurance and the building itself was not insured.

Anyone can participate in Poetry Night's open reading. Registration for the open reading is from 6-6:30pm. Open reading begins at 6:30pm, followed by featured reader, Ray Walters.

Free admission!

Visit the Badger Boys: Northeast Wisconsin and the Civil War exhibit. Receive a character card of your choice and follow your character’s journey.  Will you be a soldier, an officer, a nurse, a spy or someone else from the Civil War? Other historic games provided.

Good for children ages 7-16. Cost: $5, includes Museum admission and other games. 

Bats get a bad rap. What many people assume is a rabies-infested nuisance is actually a beneficial insect-eating machine. Unfortunately, this incredible mammal is being affected by a life threatening illness and populations are in sharp decline. Learn about Wisconsin’s bat species through an indoor presentation; then take a hike outside to see live bats in action. A hand-held bat detector will be used to identify bat species by their echolocation signals.

$6/person or $10/family.

Join Cameron Moreland, Cheif Meteorologist at NBC-26, for a presentation on Wisconsin's tornadoes.

Free Admission!

In 1914, President Woodrow Wilson delivered an address and placed a wreath at the Confederate Memorial at Arlington National Cemetery to commemorate its unveiling. This monument, built by the United Daughters of the Confederacy, represents a sectional celebration and a national appreciation of the southern cause during the Civil war. President Wilson was the first of many Presidents to do this. This tradition was continued by President Barack Obama, the nation’s first African American president, which raises the important question about the extent to which the nation has resolved the meaning of the Civil War. By concentrating on this Symbol of reunion, Professor Vincent Lowery will explore the white Southerners’ determination to remember the Confederacy after its death, the terms of national reunion that required white Northerners to forget, the consequent place of African Americans in national memory, and the course of racial progress in the United States since Emancipation.  

Funded in party by a grant from the Wisconsin Humanities Council, with funds from the National Endowment for the Humanities and the State of Wisconsin.

The Civil War Lecture Series is held in conjunction with the Neville's exhibit, Badger Boys: Northeast Wisconsin and the Civil War.

Free admission!

5th Annual Town of Ledgeview Volunteer Fire Department Cookout

hosted by M&I - De Pere

The Ledgeview Fire Department will be grilling and serving:

Brat Meal:                                $5.00

Hamburger Meal:                      $5.00

Cheeseburger Meal:                  $6.00

Additional Hamburger,

Cheeseburger or Brat:               $2.00

Every meal comes w/ chips, beverage and a cookie.

All proceeds from the cookout benefit the Ledgeview Volunteer Fire Department.

NORML-National Organization for the Reform of Marijuana Laws mission is to educate to move public opinion sufficiently to achieve the repeal of marijuana prohibition so that the responsible use of cannabis by adults is no longer subject to penalty. We also believe that hemp foods, hemp products, hemp paper, hemp textiles, hemp oil and many other useful products are vital to our economic recovery.

Meetings are run by Richard Martin Jr. from Northern Wisconsin NORML.

Rich is also a member of LEAP, MPP, NRA and IMMLY.
Meetings are open to anyone interested in learning the truth about Marijuana and the benefits of ending the PROHIBITION.

Come with questions and ready to learn.

Kolb's Korner Charity Truck & Tractor Pull

Friday Aug. 5 starting at 6:30 p.m.

Proceeds to go to Syble Hopp School and other local children's organizations. 

Variety of classes from Stock  to Modified Trucks, Hot Farm Tractors and Semis. 

Visit www.new-motorsports.com for more info.

Explore the stars, constellations, asterisms and deep space objects that make up the summer skies during an indoor presentation by Newstar member Wayne Abler. Wayne will help us understand the secrets they reveal about our planet and the cosmos. The program will be followed by outdoor stargazing. Bring your telescopes and binoculars if you wish and prepare for a small window of mosquito activity at dusk.

$6/adults, $4/students, seniors, members or $12/family.

Registration and payment due August 2.

To inquire about or reserve your place at the event call Diane at (920) 450-8388 or send an e-mail to smeyer@new.rr.com.

 Vendor Fair & Craft Market

 2421 West Point Road

 Green Bay, WI

 Over 80 vendors - Garden Items, Crafts, Jewelry, Cosmetics, Fashion Jeans, Shoes, Cooking products and much, much more!  Raffle and Silent Auction - Green Bay Packer (Super Bowl Team) Football, Brewer Club Seat Package, Bike, Wisconsion Dells package, and many, many more items.  Food, Shopping and Fun!  Free Parking and Free Admission.

Flea Market with Live entertainment Wisconsin Pro-Style Wrestling shows all day

Food Vendor on site.

New vendors welcome.

The Bay Area Daylily(B.A.D.) Buds Society invites the public to a free open garden walk to be hosted by Jim and Zoe Fameree, 1294 Alice Drive and Bob and Pat Grathen, 3908 Double Q Road on Saturday, July 30, 2011, from 9:00 AM until 1:00PM. 

Fameree residence will showcase around 130 daylilies, 93 hostas, and a wide variety of periennials, trees and vegetables on a city lot.  From the intersection of Lombardi Avenue and Military, Turn south on Marlee Lane then turn right on Alice Drive.

Grathen residence will showcase 150 daylilies nestled among mature trees and  other perennials in a quiet rural setting.

Follow Hwy 29 East toward Kewaunee, turn right/south on Double Q Road.  Follow until 3908 Double Q Road. 863-6396

HELD AT LENA CHURCH GROUNDS

HAVING ALL CLASSES

FOOD AND BEVERAGES SERVED ON GROUNDS

Catfish Races / Community Night
 
Free Admission! No Cover Charge! Fun for the Whole Family!

Senior Citizen Parking Located By The Pavilion (Food Stand)

SCHEDULE OF EVENTS

CATFISH EXTRAVAGANZA DOORS OPEN 4:00 PM!

5:00 PM. - 7:30 PM ..."THE GREAT CATFISH RACES"

5:00 PM - CLOSE ...The Great Catfish Fry and Chicken BBQ

5:00 PM - CLOSE ...Greenville Lioness Food Stand

6:00 PM - Bergmann Strong Man Exhibition

Kids Games & Activities

4:00 PM - 9:00 PM ....Rock Climbing, Slides, Bungee Bounce, Train Ride and MORE!  Sponsored by Kiger Steffes Chiropractic.

7:00 PM - Karate America Greenville  Demonstration

7:30 PM - Suess Electronics Ping Pong Ball Drop

8:00 PM - Music by Half Empty on the Northstar Dental Main Stage

SUNDOWN - Spectacular Fireworks Festival Sponsored by Dental Associates!

At the picnic this year we will be trying something new with a Skype Zone. We want to give the community a chance to video chat with a distant friend or family member.

For a full description of events for the picnic please visit www.valderslions.com.

Saturday August 6th, 2011
Greenville Lions Park
Doors Open at 5:00 PM

This is a General Admission Event
No Reserved Seating, Rain or Shine
No Chairs, Coolers or Carry-ins

$30.00 Advance/$45.00 Day of Show

No Re-entry, No Refunds

ST. NICHOLAS COUNTRY FEST 2011

Please join the St. Nicholas Congregation and Freedom community members for COUNTRY FEST 2011, July 22-24 at the VFW Memorial Park on Hwy 55 in Freedom!  T-Ball Tournament throughout the weekend in addition to:

SATURDAY, July 23:

·      Pig & Corn Roast from 4:30-6:30pm

·      Music Entertainment by BIG MOUTH and the Power Tool Horns from 6:30-10:30pm

SUNDAY, July 24:

·      Polka Mass at 10:30am

·      Chicken Dinner following Mass until 1:30pm

·      $5000 Cash Raffle, Packers Raffle, Silent and Oral Auctions, Kids’ Games and Raffles, Bake Sale, Dairy Bar, Petting Zoo, and Wagon Rides, Tractor Display and MORE to follow!

PLEASE JOIN US!

Bear Paw Scout Camp and the Bay Lakes Council Boy Scouts of America celebrate 65th anniversary of camp.  All current and former summer camp staff members are invited for a once-in-a-lifetime reunion event to be held at Bear Paw on Saturday July 30th.

Check out the camp website at www.bpsc.org for full details and registration information!

The 8th Annual Syble Hopp Charity Truck & Tractor Pull will start with a truck pull on Friday evening, August 5, 2011, starting at 6:30PM, featuring heavy duty hot trucks, semi-tractors and hot farm tractors that are custom built for power and looks.   The event will continue on Saturday, August 6, 2011, starting at 11:00AM, with a tractor pull sanctioned by the Central Wisconsin Antique Tractor Pullers Association that features Pure Stock, Antique Improved, Hot Antique, Powder Puff Stock Class for women, Farm No-Turbo and Farm Turbo pulling classes.

Admission is $5. Proceeds from entry fees and spectator admissions will be donated to Syble Hopp School's Wish List which financially assists the teachers and faculty at the school for items that are not in the school budget.  Syble Hopp is dedicated to helping children with disabilities.

Food and beverages will be available on the grounds. The event will be held rain or shine.

Senior Citizen Open House at The Ray and Joan Kroc Corps Community Center on Thursday, July 21 from 8 a.m. until noon. Seniors will be able to tour the facility, including the aquatics center, fitness center, walking track, dance studio, art room and state-of-the-art auditorium. There will also be a senior fair for agencies & services geared toward seniors. Membership sign-up will be available. Center is located at

A highly sought after workshop by Hmong couples throughout Wisconsin, Practical Relationship Skills for Couples offers an engaging, interactive and hands-on approach to improving your relationship and your communication skills! Couples work together - and in facilitated coaching environments - to identify each other’s strengths, while learning research-based listening, communication, and problem-solving skills.

Date:             Saturday, July 23, 2011

Location:      Asian Taste, 236 Calumet St. Appleton

Time:            8:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m.

Cost:             FREE . A lunch buffet will be offered during the event for a fee of $10.

Register:      Register online at www.thinkmarriage.org under the “learn” tab and choosing the “classes” link. 

Sturgeon Bay’s Sidewalk Sale scheduled for July 28th

Sturgeon Bay, WI – One of summer’s favorite events, Sidewalk Sale, is just a few days away!  Thursday, July 28th, Sturgeon Bay’s stores CITYWIDE will be open both inside and out for the annual shop-till-you-drop day filled with bargains, food, entertainment and fun!!  

 Don’t miss the United Way Dunk Tank and when you need a break, you can visit one of our many restaurants or the AM Rotary, Knights of Columbus, Sonny’s Pizza and Kimz Galley Café’s will have food offerings, plus there will be O-so Sweet kettle korn!. 

 Citywide - from Cherry Point Mall to Jefferson Street, Third Avenue, and Madison Avenue - Sturgeon Bay merchants welcome you for this annual shopping and saving bonanza event, Thursday, from 9 to 6pm.

 For additional information on Sturgeon Bay events, contact the Sturgeon Bay Visitor Center, 920-743-6246 or 800-301-6695 or visit www.SturgeonBay.net.

A Tuesday night farm and craft market will be held at Martin Park, 207 S. 3rd Avenue (at the corner of S. 3rd Avenue and Oregon Street).  The market will take place from 3:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. begining June 21st and running through September 27th.

There is a large assortment of locally grown produce to choose from each week as well as  tasty foods and baked goods.  There are also hand crafted items to browse through - you may just find that special gift you have been looking for. 

Patronize the Tuesday afternoon farm and craft market in Sturgeon Bay for your home grown and hand crafted items.  There is something for everyone!

For more information call the Sturgeon Bay Parks Department at 920-746-2914.

Stop in and watch the Fiber Arts Guild as they spin, weave, quilt, embroider, sew and more! Free with Museum admission.

Click here for more information on the Traveling Treadlers.

Tickets available at the door

adults $7

students/seniors $5

Area Youth Bands will be Rockin' to benefit "The Children's Hospital of Wisconsin-Fox Valley".

Starting at 1 p.m. until 8 p.m. music will be provided by: Twisted Dazzle, Stixx n Stonzz, Bad Habitz, One Up, Party of Five, 40oz Faceplant, and One of Those Nights.

Beginning at 9 p.m. until 1 a.m. music will be provided by Chuck Worm & the NiteCrawlers featuring guest singer - Kimberly Schuh of Twisted Dazzle. (under 21 must be accompanied by an adult).

Free admission at the door but donations are welcome.  Kids are welcome - raffles - food - refreshments.

Come on out and enjoy the music!!

The Preble Music Parents is an organization that serves students in band, orchestra, and choir at Preble High School.  We are currently taking on the challenge to raise $100,000.00 to "Dress the Department."  Our greatest need is new band uniforms, which are in disrepair.  We do not even have enough uniforms to outfit the band for next school year and with a trip to Disney World this November, we are feeling a real sense of urgency!  We also are hoping to purchase new concert wear for the orchestra, band, and choirs.  We have been engaged in various fund-raising events to raise money and Instrumental Music Company was kind enough to offer us the opportunity to raise more.  We hope you can come to our brat fry and support our great cause-thanks!

THE 33^RD ANNUAL PULASKI POLKA DAYS…is BEING HELD JULY 21-24 AT THE PULASKI POLKA DAYS GROUNDS.  FOR MORE INFORMATION, VISIT WWW.POLKADAYS.COM OR CALL 822-3869

Oneida Museum presents Jennifer Steven's, Soprano

An evening of classical, music theatre, Jennifer's original songs and opera arias.

The Ephraim Men's Club annual Scholarship Pancake Breakfast will be held from 7:30-11 a.m. Saturday, August 6th at the Village Hall in downtown Ephraim.  Tickets are $8 adults and $4 for children 12 and under, with door prizes contributed by local merchants being awarded every 15 minutes during the breakfast.  Some Gibraltar high school graduating seniors who are scholarship winners this year will be serving pancakes. The club, Wisconsin's oldest continuing non-profit organization, has raised over $175,000 for Gibraltar scholarships over the past 20 years. 

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Food & Refreshements

Music by Star Fire 8PM-Midnight

Free Admission

Food & Refreshments

Free Admission

Car Show, including Vintage Tractors & Off Road Trucks 7AM Registration, 3PM Trophies Awarded

Parade 1PM

Kid's Games following Parade

Gene Lettau & II Edition 2-6PM

FFA Alumni Cow & Horse Drop Contest starting at 4PM

Huge Kid's Bike Raffle at 4PM

Thunder Country 8PM - Midnight

Fireworks Display at Dusk - By Fireworks Country

LARGEST RUMMAGE SALE IN NORTHEAST WI

St. Bernadette Parish, 2331 East Lourdes Dr, Appleton,

22nd Annual Rummage and Bake Sale

July 28-31, 7am-8 pm Thursday-Saturday

                    7-9 am on Sunday in the school gym

We have everything! Six classrooms, gym and lobby filled with clothing for the family, furniture, toys, bikes, large and small appliances, crafts, antiques, books, electronics, tools, sporting goods, lawn and garden equipment, exercise gear, household needs and more.

Thursday is Opening Day, Friday is BOGO of equal value, Saturday is $5/Bag & ½ off big items, Sunday is Free!

Casco Fire Department Cookout

Friday, July 29, 2011

@ M&I -123 Main Street, Casco

10:00 am to 5:00 pm

Brats, Burgers, Trippe, Chips, Cookies, Refreshments

Phone in orders 920-837-2207 or 920-845-5261

Fax in orders 920-837-2999

All proceeds will benefit The Casco Fire Department

Supplemented by Thrivent Financial for Lutherans

Aug 6,2011  Breakfast at the Fair sponsored by the Winnebago Cty 4-H Leaders Assn  7AM-10AM

Adult $6.00

Youth 6-12 yrs  $3.00

Location:

Sunnyview Expo Center

500 East County Rd Y

Oshkosh, WI  54901

Free Family event with music and food.  Performances Friday evening and all day Saturday.  5K run at 9:00 Saturday morning.  Youth concert featuring Li'l Mike on Saturday evening.  Performances of music and comedy in an outdoor setting at Marion Athletic Complex.

Make and fly paper airplanes, whirly birds, air-blast rockets, and kites.  Drop parachutes varying the six and cargo load.  Explore flying objects and gravity!  Part of the Summer Science Series sponsored by SCA.

Free Admission provided by Time Warner Cable as part of their Connect a Million Minds initiative to connect youth to engaging outside-of-school events for Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math (STEM). 

Sidewalk Sales at Fleet Feet Sports Fox Valley, in Appleton

Help Earn Your Team a $200 Donation from Fleet Feet Sports Fox Valley!!

• 15% OFF the purchase of a trainer or a spike

   

• 25% OFF the purchase of a trainer and spike combo

   

• $5 OFF apparel or sports bra purchase

   

• Buy 3 Get 1 Free Socks

   

• 10% OFF Nutrition items

   

• Giveaways with spike purchase

   

• Raffle prizes, food and drinks and more

   

Contact Leah (leah@fleetfeetfoxvalley.com) with questions or to submit your team roster.

Hosted the first Saturday of every month.

Registration: 8-9AM
Distribution: 9-10:30AM
$15 cash donation is requested at registration to offset transportation costs & continuation of program.
Some food in bulk; bring green bags/laundry baskets to transport.

$ Not government funded; no eligibility requirements.

Visit us at www.rubyspantry.org or www.facebook.com/rubyspantryreadfield

See a small exhibit on what, where and how bulk raw materials are delivered to, and removed from, Green Bay and the economic impact it has on our local economy.