WBAY Community Calendar - WBAY Calendar of Events

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.

The Green Bay Chapter of the Eagles Club (FOE) a local non-profit, 501(c)(3), fraternal organization will be holding an all-you-can-eat liver fry fundraiser every Tuesday, 5:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. Menu will include liver, onions, gravy, mashed potatoes, and homemade bread. Cost is $6.00 per person. Desserts available for purchase at the Auxiliary bake sale. All proceeds benefit the Eagles Club and its many charities. One block east of North Webster Ave via North Clay Street. Public is welcome.

Pudgy Pets is a unique pet weight loss program that combines weekly meetings, veterinary guidance and nutritional counseling, the support of veterinary staff and other pet owners along with a fun exercise activity. Pet participants are required to have a physical exam prior to starting the program to take baseline measurements and ensure they have no health risks which may affect participation. Pets also must be up to date on vaccinations. Please call to register or for more information.

The outcome of this individualized session is the completion of a comprehensive profile. Prospective inventors get the opportunity to meet with the industrial design and product development specialists at the FVTC MIT Fab Lab to evaluate the feasibility of their idea or invention.

Learn About:
Understanding requirements for commercialization of their product invention and the viability of their idea in the marketplace.

Classes held every Tuesday and Friday.

September topic: "Are There Really Mistakes In The Bible?"

Are You Stressed?

out of work?
out of patience with your job search?
in need of friendly support from others who are in the same situation?

....then join us!

JOB SEEKERS NETWORKING GROUP

Meets Tuesdays 1:30 - 3:30 p.m.

Where: St. Mark Lutheran Church -- De Pere Campus (Conference Room)

Cost: It's Free!

Facilitator: Nola Stanley, Certified Professional Life Coach

For more information call (920) 338-8699 or see www.livinghopellc.org

We invite you to join us on the first Tuesday of every month (excluding January 2012) at 7 pm at the Ecumenical Center for Tuesdays with Mauthe.

At this event, we will share our praise and our gratitude for all those who were a part of this ecumenical vision, and will highlight the person who took the baton of leadership.

We will hear Fr. Dick recall the tales of the past and inspire us for the best that is yet to come. Much has happened over the past forty years. Help us remember, help us celebrate, and help us believe in that very special future.

The Mauthe Center is located on the campus of UWGB right next to the Kress Center.

What was Appleton like during the Progressive Era (1850 – 1920)? The turn of the century was a period of speculation and excitement. Americans felt the excitement of world fairs and new technologies entering their daily lives. This new exhibit at the History Museum hinges on Appleton’s evolution from a fledgling manufacturing town to a modern industrial center. Through a collection of 3,000 photographs, amateur photographer W.D. Schlafer captured this rapidly changing environment during the Progressive Era in the Fox Cities. Visitors will see how much Appleton and the Fox Cities evolved as new technologies and ideas changed the lives of area residents during this transformative period.

Where can you play the stock market, run your own lemonade stand, put your face on a million dollar bill, and see samples of currency from pounds to pesos? In Moneyville, that’s where! This exciting new exhibit at the Neville Public Museum will have you seeing money in a whole new way. Ideal for kids grade K-8.

Sponsored by: U.S. BANCORP, National Science Foundation, Rotary International, KC Stock Foundation, Bill Buerschinger.

Geology Rocks! incorporates history, art, personal experiences, group activities, regional jobs and Wisconsin’s third largest industry. This exhibit has it all: fossils, gems, jewelry, killer asteroids, volcanoes, earthquakes, minerals, lapidary, crystals, bedrock, mining, collecting, exhibit graphics and hands-on interactives… and, of course, lots of fascinating rocks!

Step into a comical world of 1950's pop culture with Ricky Bernstein's Kitchen Dreams. Using glass, aluminum and childhood memories, artist Ricky Bernstein pieces together everyday life through a caricature of social roles and cultural icons. Bernstein;s life-sized collages animate a bold, bright, somewhat surreal world, bound to bring you a good belly laugh. Hours: Tuesday - Saturday 10am-4:30pm Sunday 1-4:30pm Shop hours the same Admission to the museum is free, donations are appreciated and essential to our operations.

Eat Well, Play Well, a special exhibit running April 7 to Sept. 9 at The Building for Kids Children’s Museum, encourages healthy living by teaching the science of making healthy food choices and helping children and adults discover there are many fun and interesting ways to stay active. Visitors will discover through interactive exhibits what an appropriate serving size looks like, see firsthand what it takes to burn off calories, test their flexibility and balance, review the latest clinical research and realize they can reduce their risk of disease with healthy choices

Consisting of 48 individual mosaics created by people affected by cancer and other illnesses, the mosaic wall uses creative self-expression as a powerful vehicle for holistic healing of body, mind, and spirit. This project is sponcered by Beacon House, Inc., a non-profit, volunteer sustained resourse center in Green Bay whose mission is to support the life changing process of healing. Event is free. Will be on exhibit May 1 through 31, 2012.