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Performing FREE ski shows all Summer long every Tuesday and Thursday. Bring the family and enjoy!!! Please visit us at:www.waterboardwarriors.org

We have concessions available: water, soda, candy, pizza.....

June & July at 7:00pm and 6:30pm in August.

Located in Brown County park, just south of Wrightstown, half-way between Green Bay and Appleton. 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. Our show site is located on the East side of the Fox River.

A nine day event (June 12-June 20) of country music that includes over 21 acts from both local groups as well as Nashville performers. We have tickets and camping available, prices fit for low-cost budgets. We're 6 miles west of Marinette and only 1 hour north of Green Bay. For more information about specific acts and ticket locations, check out our website or find us on facebook. Hope to see you there!

The Fox Valley Symphony Announces 2010-2011 Concert Season

Spectacular array of concerts includes Mendelssohn’s “Reformation Symphony,” the return of Byron Stripling, Cirque de la Symphonie and Ansel Adams: AMERICA

Appleton, WI (March 13, 2010) - The Fox Valley Symphony announces the 2010-2011 Season “Beyond the Expected,” designed to captivate audiences with the finest classical music presented in traditional and very unusual ways.
“Our 2010-2011 Season is both traditional and cutting-edge in its creation,” said Brian Groner, Fox Valley Symphony Music Director. Concerts will include Felix Mendelssohn’s “Reformation” Symphony built upon the hymns of Martin Luther; a tribute to photographer Ansel Adams by father and son, Dave and Chris Brubeck; Cirque de la Symphonie with amazing acrobats and others accompanied by the Symphony; and the return appearance of Byron Stripling, trumpeter, in his “The Gospel According to Swing” show. Nationally recognized soloists will include Wendy Warner, Cellist and Faye Seeman, Harpist.
“Without a doubt, our audiences are eager to hear and see symphonic music concerts presented in new and exciting ways. This season brings world-class artists from the classical and jazz worlds and introduces different theatrical elements to enhance our concerts,” said Marta Weldon, Executive Director. “We continue our mission to provide the finest in classical music while attracting new audience members to our concerts.”

Season Ticket information for the Fox Valley Symphony’s 2010-2011 season is available at www.foxvalleysymphony.com. Flexible ticket packages of Five, Four or Three concerts are available. Ticket packages range from $61 to $197. FVS season ticket holders receive up to a 17% discount over the same number of single tickets. Full season ticket holders receive additional benefits that include private parking.

More information is available by calling the FVS Office at (920) 968-0300 ext 21. Symphony offices are located on the fifth floor of the Appleton Art Center, 111 West College Avenue, Appleton. Office hours are 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday-Friday.

Single tickets for Fox Valley Symphony season concerts will go on sale in August 2010 through the Fox Cities Performing Arts Center ticket office.

Every Tuesday Morning:
Meet at the Fox Point Boat Landing Parking Lot in De Pere, 3630 Riverside Dr (below the BP Station)
10:00 a.m. April & May; Note earlier start time 9:00 a.m. June thru September; Note later start time 10:00 a.m. October.
These are Show & Go Rides, which means no formal ride leader; distance, speed & route determined by
group; ride skill level usually is between Beginner to Intermediate, with occasional Experts participating, participant skill levels vary each time. Road bikes recommended. Bike should be in good riding condition. Helmet required.
No Drop
See www.Bayshorebikeclub.org

Haunting portraits and emotional recollections take you behind enemy lines to uncover the Vietnam War through the eyes of soldiers. This portrait exhibit is a tribute to the service and sacrifice of Wisconsin Vietnam veterans and features veterans from all regions of the state. This exhibit is presented as a component of Wisconsin Public Television’s Wisconsin Vietnam War Stories project

A terrible crime has been committed, and London’s most brilliant detective needs your help to solve it. This immersive and wildly entertaining murder-mystery tests visitors’ sleuthing skills and powers of observation to unravel the exceedingly clever “whodunit” exhibit. Gather clues and evaluate evidence to solve your way through this three-dimensional clue game. This whirlwind adventure would be a crime to miss.

Registration is now open through June 25th for the 2010 Musical Theatre Boot Camp, presented by vocal coach Robyn Metko. Designed to prepare students ages 12 - 16 for musical theatre auditions and live performances, this activity-based class introduces participants to the techniques used by professional stage entertainers. The 2010 session is scheduled for July 12th - 16th, 11 AM - 1 PM. Visit www.robynmetko.com for more information and to request a registration form.

Options for treatment of erectile dysfunction. Presented by Drs. Wen Yap and Hamayan Mian of Urology Associates of Green Bay.

Bellin Hospital 3^rd floor 744 S. Webster Ave., Green Bay

FREE. To register call (920) 445-7373 or toll free (888) 758-7373

U.S. Cellular invites smartphone users to attend a Solutions Day seminar on Tuesday, June 15, from 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. The event is designed to teach users how to get the most out of their smartphone. U.S. Cellular associates will answer questions and demonstrate various features, like e-mail access and Web browsing for devices like the BlackBerry® Tour and the touch-screen LG Tritan and HTC Touch Pro 2. Current smartphone owners and those interested in upgrading to a smartphone are encouraged to attend. Solutions Day will be held at the U.S. Cellular store at 117 N. Mall Dr., in Appleton. There is no cost to attend. Please contact Melissa Poulsen with any questions at 920-738-7787.