WBAY Community Calendar - WBAY Calendar of Events

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

It takes a long time and a lot of work to heal the pain that comes with the breakup of a marriage. DivorceCare is a weekly seminar and support group for people who are separate or divorced.
DC4K (DivorceCare for kids) is designed to bring healing to children of divorce and give them hope and tools to develop healthier relationships within their own families.
For more information and directions visit our website at www.newhopedepere.com or call New Hope at 964-0143.

Each session is "self-contained" and participants are welcome to begin any week in the series. The series repeats every 13 weeks enabling you to attend until you are comfortable with all topics.

Fiberscapes – Experience Paper in 3-D.

Exhibit-goers wearing 3-D glasses take an exciting walk inside a sheet of paper. Enlarged fiber microscope images are projected onto the walls and floor, surrounding the visitors and inviting them to reach out amongst the fibers. There will also be a special display of prints and paper made from unique materials, such as: silk, cattails, & corn husks – an aesthetic beauty which generates a scientific interest. Included in regular admission price – members free, families - $12, adults - $5, seniors - $4, students - $3. Event runs 10am-4pm Mon-Sat thru May 31st 2010.

Beginning Ballroom/Nightclub dance lessons every Wednesday, Friday and Sunday nights. Lesson is from 7pm to 8pm and open dancing to practice until 10pm. Come join to learn a new dance, improve your dancing or add more moves to dances you enjoy. Join us for some fun! Lessons are ongoing every Wednesday, Friday and Sunday nights. There is a $9 fee for each lesson.

Manor Care East offers FREE Blood Pressure Screenings to the community in East Town Mall's community room from 8:30am to 10:30am.

February 10 - 8:30am - 10:30am - Blood Pressure Screening
Topic: Adaptive Equipment for the Home Educ. class

February 17 - 8:30am - 10:30am - Adaptive Equipment for the home/Home Medical Equipment Demonstrations

March 10 - 8:30am - 10:30am - Blood Pressure Screenings
Topic: Advanced Directives and POA's educ. class

The Green Bay Packers Hall of Fame again will celebrate Black History Month, the February program in which the organization joins the annual celebration of the achievements and contributions African-Americans have made in American history.

Now in its fourth year, the Packers Hall of Fame’s Black History Month again will culminate with a panel discussion, and also include a new video about the history of African-American players in the NFL and with the Packers. Highlighted exhibits, booklets to accompany visits and an autograph session are also a part of the festivities.

The annual panel discussion, set for Feb. 25 at 6:30 p.m. in the Hall of Fame, will feature Packers all-time leading rusher Ahman Green, along with former players Willie Davis and Dave Robinson. Topics will include the contributions of African-Americans to the game of football as a whole, as well as to the success of the Packers. Admission to the Packers Hall of Fame will be free after 6 p.m. for the discussion.

An autograph session, featuring Packers Hall of Famers Willie Davis (also a member of the Pro Football Hall of Fame) and Dave Robinson, will be held Friday, Feb. 26, from noon to 1:30 p.m. in the Hall of Fame’s lobby in the lower level of the Atrium. It is free to the public.

Visitors to the Hall of Fame will be given a booklet that will serve as their guide while touring the facility. It will provide a history of African-American players in professional football as a whole, as well as provide information on many notable African-American Packers players and coaches, including Bob Mann (1950-54), the first African-American player ever to see action in a Packers’ regular-season game.

Green and gold ribbons will be placed throughout the Hall’s exhibits to recognize the many African-American players, especially those who have been enshrined as members of the Packers Hall of Fame.

Local schools will get involved in the celebration as well by participating in a distance learning project with the Pro Football Hall of Fame. Four video conference sessions will be held over Feb. 18 and 19 which will feature a panel at the Pro Football Hall of Fame. Panel members include James Harris, a senior personnel executive for the Detroit Lions and a pioneer at quarterback, and Hall of Famer Ron Mix, who participated in AFL Boycott of the 1964 championship game while with the San Diego Chargers. Schools interested in participating should contact the Hall at 920/569-7145 to register.

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The Green Bay Packers Hall of Fame is open Monday through Saturday from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. and Sunday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Hours may vary on game days and holidays. Cost is $10 for adults; $8 for seniors (62 and older), military personnel (with I.D.), college students (with I.D.) and youth 12-17; $5 for children 6-11; and children 5 and under are free. Group pricing is available for schools and other groups; for more information, contact the Hall of Fame at 920/569-7512. Information also is available online at www.lambeaufield.com.

For fans desiring to visit the Hall and take a Stadium Tour, combination pricing for an adult is $19, a savings of $2. Combination pricing is available only where Stadium Tours are sold.

The 24th annual Lions-sponsored Roses for Spring Sale in northeastern Wisconsin is underway. You can order roses until March 4th for FREE delivery on Saturday, March 27th.

The cost is $14.00/dozen, with FREE delivery on Sat., 03/27, in areas represented by any of the 35 participating Lions clubs.

To place an order, contact a Lion, watch for posters at places you frequent, or visit the website shown for more info.