WBAY Community Calendar - WBAY Calendar of Events

Children are born to learn! This program will help parents find out how to encourage their child's learning throughout the early years. Topics covered with include how to support your child's development, effective discipline, creating a learning friendly household, and how to avoid some common parenting mistakes. A snack and free childcare is provided.

The Surise Optimist Club meets every Thursday morning 7:30 at the Harmony Cafe at 1660 West Mason Street Green Bay. Our goal is to help the kids at Jefferson Middle School. Join us for Breakfast and decide if you would like to join our club. Questions contact John at 920-360-5711.

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.

Fun is the name of the game with this family-friendly exhibit about toys. From Jack-in-the-Box to Hokey Pokey Elmo, take a peek inside some of today’s and yesterday’s popular toys to explore the gadgets and gizmos that make them work. Toys features 12 different hands-on stations that illustrate the simple mechanisms commonly found in toys and is full of kid-friendly games and challenges. Trace patterns on a gigantic Etch A Sketch or become a master toymaker and experiment with the many different mechanical and electrical doodads that make toys so fun! Get the family together and get ready… get set… GO PLAY!

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.

Time to Parade! The 2012 Butterflies & Friends on Parade starts its march the beginning of June and struts through August. Art pieces will decorate the Fox River between the Ray Nitschke Bridge and Walnut St. Bridge in Downtown Green Bay. Butterflies, turtles, bears and frogs are returning joined by a duck, otter, fish, pelicans, and snails. You can’t miss this menagerie! The Butterflies and Friends is a fundraiser for The Einstein Project whose goal it is to inspire kids through hands-on science. The fundraiser wraps up on September 20 at the KI Convention Center with the pieces on auction. For more information please visit www.einsteinproject.org or find us on Facebook!

This event goes until June 30th! Have fun at hands-on stations using simple machines. Explore how work can be made more simple and fun! Members- free, Families- $12, Adults- $5, Children- $3, Seniors- $4

Next to Fratello's Restaurant on the Fox River.

The group will meet to share their personal experiences about coping with the disease, as well as have the opportunity to learn from educational materials, various guest speakers and social activities. The group will meet the fourth Thursday of every month in the classroom.

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

Spring comes to life at the farm. Baby chicks, baby ducklings, baby kid goats, baby lambs, baby piglets, baby calves, baby ponies, baby kittens, baby bunnies...baby, baby do we have babies!

Milk a cow, ride a pony, enjoy a hay ride, catch a chicken, kiss a pig, cuddle a kitten and more!

Closed Mon & Tues in May. Closed Tues in June. Visit website for more details.

www.mulberrylanefarmwi.com or 920-989-3130 for more details.

The Waterboard Warriors Water Ski Team offers a family-friendly environment, performing free ski shows for the community. The show provides a variety of acts including large pyramids, barefooting, jump, strap doubles, ballet, and more. The show is themed with costumes and music for a unique and entertaining experience. The ski site is located in Brown County Park, in Wrightstown, half-way between Green Bay and Appleton on the East side of the Fox River. Many people bring lawnchairs and / or blankets to sit on during the show. Sunglasses are recommended. We do have concessions available on site including water, soda, candy, snacks, and more. We are a non-profit community organization.

From North: Hwy 41 South to County U. South on County U, left on County DD to Wrightstown

From South: Hwy 41 North to County J (Kaukauna). Left on frontage road to Hwy 96 to Wrightstown.

The itty bitty Comedy Show is Green Bay's weekly dose of stand up comedy. Hosted by 2-time winner of Wisconsin's Funniest Comedian, Nick Mortensen, the show allows the audience to bear witness to emerging local stand up talent each Thursday evening at 8 at Venture Theatre in De Pere

The Green Bay Packers present Football the Exhibit- the Neville’s new, interactive display which explores the science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) behind the game! Football includes a mixture of artifacts, text, video and hands-on activities with something for everyone! See how you hold up to a lineman by measuring your strength with the “Grip Tester.” Think you're fast enough to out-run the defense? Then bring your running shoes to the Sprint Track. Football covers everything from the history of the sport, to the equipment, to the cutting edge medical technology used to treat common injuries. You’ll also discover key concepts like collisions, peripheral vision, and balance, too. So what are you waiting for? Put your helmet on, get in there and score a touchdown at Football!
Football the Exhibit is presented by the Green Bay Packers with additional support from Associated Bank, Prevea Sports Medicine and NBC 26. Football has been developed by the Museum of Discovery, Little Rock, Arkansas.

Come celebrate 30 years with Kaukauna Community Players and enjoy our Amateur Production of "Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat."

Ticket prices are Adults $12.00 and Child/Students are $9.00

Shows are on Wednesday June 27th, Thursday June 28th, and Friday June 29th

An Indian...One Block East of Broadway is an evening of humor, music, videos and education from a Native American man's perspective and stories relating to personal experiences. This show addresses the advancement of two cultures, Native American and Non-Native American, as it relates to education, politics, culture, history and entertainment. Performed by Richie Plass.

Tickets are $8/member and $10/non-member.

Tickets are available after June 1st. Call 920-448-4460 to get yours!

“SOCIAL BALLROOM DANCE”

AND LESSON

HUMBOLDT HAUS

4931 HUMBOLDT RD

GREEN BAY WI

THURSDAY, JUNE 28

7PM TO 10PM

$10 PER PERSON

Dance information - 920-366-9798

Website - letsdancegreenbay.com

Come early and enjoy the Humboldt Haus

Thursday specials:

$1.50 Burgers

Or

$5.95 Chicken Dinner Special (4 Piece)

Patty Hietpas from Right at Home, will be discussing spousal protection and long-term care options as need progresses.

Join Ken Skitch, repair technician, to learn the basics of low brass instruments, i.e. euphonium, tuba. He will show you how to care for your instrument and play it properly.

Join Ken Skitch, repair technician, to learn how to properly care for your brass instrument between regular maintenance work by professionals.

See The Brassy Chicks, a local brass quintet, for a short concert, followed by a discussion on being a female brass player

Join us for an original film depicting the true story of Thomas Vander Woude, who found his son struggling for his life after a backyard accident.

Explore the changing shoreline and discover treasures the waves have left behind. Meet at the amphitheater for this relaxing hike of discovery.

Memorial Day through Labor Day lectures held every Tuesday and Thursday. Monthly topics: June-Is There Life After Death?; July-There Is A Pattern To The Universe; August-How To Properly Interpret The Bible