A fundraiser for Veterans and the community. All proceeds will go to veterans and the community. It will be held on Sunday March 1st.. from noon 2 pm. Raindate March 8th. It will be held at the Post Office Bar in Redgranite Wi 125 west Bannerman Avenue. From noon to 2 pm pizza buffet... Cost $7.00 per person. Their will be Meat Raffles,baskets, and 50/50. And so much more. Wear AMVETS or AUXILIARY clothing and receive drink discounts. If you would like to donate anything or any questions please contact Mary Woiak 920-216-4553
Monday Matinees at the library!Every Monday at 2:00 P.M., enjoy newly released films on the big screen at RiponPublic Library! Popcorn is served. For film descriptions and trailers, visitwww.riponlibrary.org/MondayMatinees<http://www.riponlibrary.org/MondayMatinees>.Visit the website for more information!
Tuesdays, March 3 & March 24 | 11:30 A.M. - 2:00 P.M. | Retro-gaming (for adultsyoung at heart!)At Ripon Public Library. Get out of the house and get moving to some classic beats during a fast-moving gameof Dance Dance Revolution (DDR) on the big screen! Mario Kart and Mario Party willalso be available to play simultaneously on a second big screen. Join in on someold-school fun at the library on Tuesdays, March 3 and 24 from 11:30 A.M. to 2:00P.M.!
Pajama Time Seuss Celebration!Ripon Public Library's next Pajama Time takes place on Wednesday, March 4 from5:30-7:30 p.m. Pajama time is a story-centered, family friendly evening for kids ofall ages featuring an assortment of the best books, music, games, treats and crafts.March 4 kicks off at 5:30 p.m. with a special feature by Robin School of BMO Harris.Ms. School will present "Cyber Crime: protecting your kids & your money", aninformative, interactive time for kids and their adults to learn how to identifyonline traps, create effective passwords, and remember the types of informationnever to give away. Hearty, healthy snacks will be provided.At 6:30 p.m., the event transitions into an all-things-Seuss birthday bash withbooks, games, crafts, and birthday cake. Come play, fun is good!Registration is not required. For more information on this event, plus a host ofother exciting offerings, visit the library's website or follow the Ripon PublicLibrary on Facebook.
Black Hawk Folk Society proudly announces its winter-into-spring Second
Saturday concert schedule.
MARCH……And blowing in just in time for the Ides of March: Triflemore, on Saturday,
March 14. A transatlantic folk duo—one from the remote isles of Scotland
and the other from small-town America—these musicians bridge the
distance with their own delicious blend of progressive, Celtic, and British
Isles folk.
APRIL……..K.G. & the Ranger will be the night’s entertainment on Saturday, April 11.
Hailing from Madison, WI, they have performed throughout the United
States and are loved for their ability to bring cowboy heroes and the Old
West back to life with their music!
MAY…….Mean Mary returns to Black Hawk’s roster on Saturday, May 9. Wikipedia
sums her up as “an American singer-songwriter, multi-instrumentalist,
novelist, producer, and YouTube personality.” You’re invited to come see
and hear for yourself!
These five Second Saturday concerts will be held at Mountain View
Community Center, at N3137 21st Lane, near the intersection of 21 st Lane
and Highway 152, near Mt. Morris and Wautoma. General admission
tickets will be sold at the door from 6:30 on, with the concert beginning at
7:00. (Adults: $10; 12 and under: free). Concert-goers are invited to begin
the evening by joining the performer and other music lovers at a potluck
supper at 6. Mountain View is handicap friendly and offers plenty of free,
on-site parking. Black Hawk Folk Society is a 501(c)(3) non-profit and is completely volunteer-driven. The organization’s mission is to bring quality live folk music to central
Wisconsin. Black Hawk thanks all donors and especially the following
sponsors whose support makes this Second Saturday concert series, and other events, including educational outreach programs, possible: Louise Coumbe, Patricia Grant, Janet Scalpone, the Dick Hansen Family, Paul & Betty Hagan, Conners/Barrett & Company LLC, Mt. Morris Mill Coffee Shop, and The Frey Family Foundation. For more information about these concerts, to learn how to become a sponsor or how you can support Black Hawk in other ways, please visit blackhawkfolk.org or check out Black Hawk’s Facebook page. For more information about the performers, please visit their websites.
Lake of the Woods will be hosting a benefit for Mike Kraft on Saturday, March 7thfrom 12-5pm. Mike was diagnosed with lung cancer right before Christmas and hasbeen unable to work – this benefit is being held to help assist with medical anddaily living expenses. They will have food and drink, raffles, a bake sale and50/50 raffles. *All food proceeds will go directly to Mike* Donations are greatly appreciated. For more information, please contact Sharon Goodhue-Moerchen at 928.765.0704 or call the campground at 920.787.3601.
Black Hawk Folk Society proudly announces its winter-into-spring Second
Saturday concert schedule.
MARCH……And blowing in just in time for the Ides of March: Triflemore, on Saturday,
March 14. A transatlantic folk duo—one from the remote isles of Scotland
and the other from small-town America—these musicians bridge the
distance with their own delicious blend of progressive, Celtic, and British
Isles folk.
APRIL……..K.G. & the Ranger will be the night’s entertainment on Saturday, April 11.
Hailing from Madison, WI, they have performed throughout the United
States and are loved for their ability to bring cowboy heroes and the Old
West back to life with their music!
MAY…….Mean Mary returns to Black Hawk’s roster on Saturday, May 9. Wikipedia
sums her up as “an American singer-songwriter, multi-instrumentalist,
novelist, producer, and YouTube personality.” You’re invited to come see
and hear for yourself!
These five Second Saturday concerts will be held at Mountain View
Community Center, at N3137 21st Lane, near the intersection of 21 st Lane
and Highway 152, near Mt. Morris and Wautoma. General admission
tickets will be sold at the door from 6:30 on, with the concert beginning at
7:00. (Adults: $10; 12 and under: free). Concert-goers are invited to begin
the evening by joining the performer and other music lovers at a potluck
supper at 6. Mountain View is handicap friendly and offers plenty of free,
on-site parking. Black Hawk Folk Society is a 501(c)(3) non-profit and is completely volunteer-driven. The organization’s mission is to bring quality live folk music to central
Wisconsin. Black Hawk thanks all donors and especially the following
sponsors whose support makes this Second Saturday concert series, and other events, including educational outreach programs, possible: Louise Coumbe, Patricia Grant, Janet Scalpone, the Dick Hansen Family, Paul & Betty Hagan, Conners/Barrett & Company LLC, Mt. Morris Mill Coffee Shop, and The Frey Family Foundation. For more information about these concerts, to learn how to become a sponsor or how you can support Black Hawk in other ways, please visit blackhawkfolk.org or check out Black Hawk’s Facebook page. For more information about the performers, please visit their websites.
Monday Matinees at the library!Every Monday at 2:00 P.M., enjoy newly released films on the big screen at RiponPublic Library! Popcorn is served. For film descriptions and trailers, visitwww.riponlibrary.org/MondayMatinees<http://www.riponlibrary.org/MondayMatinees>.Visit the website for more information!
Black Hawk Folk Society proudly announces its winter-into-spring Second
Saturday concert schedule.
MARCH……And blowing in just in time for the Ides of March: Triflemore, on Saturday,
March 14. A transatlantic folk duo—one from the remote isles of Scotland
and the other from small-town America—these musicians bridge the
distance with their own delicious blend of progressive, Celtic, and British
Isles folk.
APRIL……..K.G. & the Ranger will be the night’s entertainment on Saturday, April 11.
Hailing from Madison, WI, they have performed throughout the United
States and are loved for their ability to bring cowboy heroes and the Old
West back to life with their music!
MAY…….Mean Mary returns to Black Hawk’s roster on Saturday, May 9. Wikipedia
sums her up as “an American singer-songwriter, multi-instrumentalist,
novelist, producer, and YouTube personality.” You’re invited to come see
and hear for yourself!
These five Second Saturday concerts will be held at Mountain View
Community Center, at N3137 21st Lane, near the intersection of 21 st Lane
and Highway 152, near Mt. Morris and Wautoma. General admission
tickets will be sold at the door from 6:30 on, with the concert beginning at
7:00. (Adults: $10; 12 and under: free). Concert-goers are invited to begin
the evening by joining the performer and other music lovers at a potluck
supper at 6. Mountain View is handicap friendly and offers plenty of free,
on-site parking. Black Hawk Folk Society is a 501(c)(3) non-profit and is completely volunteer-driven. The organization’s mission is to bring quality live folk music to central
Wisconsin. Black Hawk thanks all donors and especially the following
sponsors whose support makes this Second Saturday concert series, and other events, including educational outreach programs, possible: Louise Coumbe, Patricia Grant, Janet Scalpone, the Dick Hansen Family, Paul & Betty Hagan, Conners/Barrett & Company LLC, Mt. Morris Mill Coffee Shop, and The Frey Family Foundation. For more information about these concerts, to learn how to become a sponsor or how you can support Black Hawk in other ways, please visit blackhawkfolk.org or check out Black Hawk’s Facebook page. For more information about the performers, please visit their websites.
Wednesday, March 11 | 6:30 P.M. | Babies, Birth & Beyond: Parenting Support GroupRipon Public Library, in partnership with Joyful Birth Services and AdvancedPhysical Therapy and Sports Medicine, is proud to host Babies, Birth & Beyond: aparenting support group. Babies, Birth & Beyond aims to create a safe, encouragingenvironment for caregivers of children of all ages, where they can explore a varietyof parenting techniques, learn to engage with their children, and find support fromtheir peers. A new parenting topic will be explored each month, with a dedicatedtime for Q&A and discussion. Children welcome. Learn and grow with us at the libraryon the second Wednesday of the month at 6:30 P.M.:
Black Hawk Folk Society proudly announces its winter-into-spring Second
Saturday concert schedule.
MARCH……And blowing in just in time for the Ides of March: Triflemore, on Saturday,
March 14. A transatlantic folk duo—one from the remote isles of Scotland
and the other from small-town America—these musicians bridge the
distance with their own delicious blend of progressive, Celtic, and British
Isles folk.
APRIL……..K.G. & the Ranger will be the night’s entertainment on Saturday, April 11.
Hailing from Madison, WI, they have performed throughout the United
States and are loved for their ability to bring cowboy heroes and the Old
West back to life with their music!
MAY…….Mean Mary returns to Black Hawk’s roster on Saturday, May 9. Wikipedia
sums her up as “an American singer-songwriter, multi-instrumentalist,
novelist, producer, and YouTube personality.” You’re invited to come see
and hear for yourself!
These five Second Saturday concerts will be held at Mountain View
Community Center, at N3137 21st Lane, near the intersection of 21 st Lane
and Highway 152, near Mt. Morris and Wautoma. General admission
tickets will be sold at the door from 6:30 on, with the concert beginning at
7:00. (Adults: $10; 12 and under: free). Concert-goers are invited to begin
the evening by joining the performer and other music lovers at a potluck
supper at 6. Mountain View is handicap friendly and offers plenty of free,
on-site parking. Black Hawk Folk Society is a 501(c)(3) non-profit and is completely volunteer-driven. The organization’s mission is to bring quality live folk music to central
Wisconsin. Black Hawk thanks all donors and especially the following
sponsors whose support makes this Second Saturday concert series, and other events, including educational outreach programs, possible: Louise Coumbe, Patricia Grant, Janet Scalpone, the Dick Hansen Family, Paul & Betty Hagan, Conners/Barrett & Company LLC, Mt. Morris Mill Coffee Shop, and The Frey Family Foundation. For more information about these concerts, to learn how to become a sponsor or how you can support Black Hawk in other ways, please visit blackhawkfolk.org or check out Black Hawk’s Facebook page. For more information about the performers, please visit their websites.
Black Hawk Folk Society proudly announces its winter-into-spring Second
Saturday concert schedule.
MARCH……And blowing in just in time for the Ides of March: Triflemore, on Saturday,
March 14. A transatlantic folk duo—one from the remote isles of Scotland
and the other from small-town America—these musicians bridge the
distance with their own delicious blend of progressive, Celtic, and British
Isles folk.
APRIL……..K.G. & the Ranger will be the night’s entertainment on Saturday, April 11.
Hailing from Madison, WI, they have performed throughout the United
States and are loved for their ability to bring cowboy heroes and the Old
West back to life with their music!
MAY…….Mean Mary returns to Black Hawk’s roster on Saturday, May 9. Wikipedia
sums her up as “an American singer-songwriter, multi-instrumentalist,
novelist, producer, and YouTube personality.” You’re invited to come see
and hear for yourself!
These five Second Saturday concerts will be held at Mountain View
Community Center, at N3137 21st Lane, near the intersection of 21 st Lane
and Highway 152, near Mt. Morris and Wautoma. General admission
tickets will be sold at the door from 6:30 on, with the concert beginning at
7:00. (Adults: $10; 12 and under: free). Concert-goers are invited to begin
the evening by joining the performer and other music lovers at a potluck
supper at 6. Mountain View is handicap friendly and offers plenty of free,
on-site parking. Black Hawk Folk Society is a 501(c)(3) non-profit and is completely volunteer-driven. The organization’s mission is to bring quality live folk music to central
Wisconsin. Black Hawk thanks all donors and especially the following
sponsors whose support makes this Second Saturday concert series, and other events, including educational outreach programs, possible: Louise Coumbe, Patricia Grant, Janet Scalpone, the Dick Hansen Family, Paul & Betty Hagan, Conners/Barrett & Company LLC, Mt. Morris Mill Coffee Shop, and The Frey Family Foundation. For more information about these concerts, to learn how to become a sponsor or how you can support Black Hawk in other ways, please visit blackhawkfolk.org or check out Black Hawk’s Facebook page. For more information about the performers, please visit their websites.
Put the Triflemore concert on your calendar now: Saturday, March 14, 7 p.m! Triflemore is a transatlantic folk duo--one musician from small-town America and the other from one of Scotland's northernmost islands. You'll hear progressive folk infused with vintage British Isles folk, baroque, and Celtic. These singer-songwriters are dedicated to crafting a crisp, elegant interpretation of lo-fi simplicity. Their music is woven through and through with contemplative poetry and melodies, enhanced with a nod to more formal, traditional folk stylings. The evening begins with an optional potluck supper at 6 p.m. Mountain View is handicap friendly w/plenty of free, on-site parking. General admission tickets sold at door from 6:30 on. Adults: $10; 12 & under: free.
Monday Matinees at the library!Every Monday at 2:00 P.M., enjoy newly released films on the big screen at RiponPublic Library! Popcorn is served. For film descriptions and trailers, visitwww.riponlibrary.org/MondayMatinees<http://www.riponlibrary.org/MondayMatinees>.Visit the website for more information!
Catered Dinner: 5:30 to 6:00 pm in the Wautoma HS Lobby
Program: 6:00 to 7:30 in the Wautoma HS-McComb Bruchs PAC
Healthy community and Healthy Youth presents the Family and Community Town Supper.
“Parenting the Digital Generation”
The program includes the nationally recognized speaker, Michael McGowan who has worked nationally with thousands of students/teachers, the NFL, MLB and companies over the last 15 years. Mr. McGowan’s presentations are entertaining and practical.
The presentation will provide information on how to stay informed and connected to our children to our children, what skills children need to be successful and kind, and making good decisions in the face/social pressure.
Please register by Friday, March 6, 2020 by contacting Mary LaBlanc at (920)787-6600 or marykay.leblanc@co.waushara.wi.us
Join the Princeton Chamber of Commerce for a walk around the town with a twist! Our wine walk will showcase local businesses. Tickets go on sale January 17th @ 10 am on Eventbrite! The first 100 tickets sold will receive a swag bag!
For more information visit www.princetonwi.com, 920-295-3877
Event Name: I Hate ShakespeareEvent Location: Wautoma High School - McComb-Bruchs Performing Arts CenterEvent Date:03/20/2020Start & End Time: 7 PM - 9 PMEvent Details: Despite its name, I Hate Shakespeare by Steph DeFerie is a play in celebration of all things Shakespeare. With appearances by favorite characters including Hamlet, Macbeth, Othello, andJuliet as well as some lesser-known Shakespearean players like Jerry Springer, a horde of zombies, and an insurance adjuster named Bob, I Hate Shakespeare pairs the Bard with Saturday Night Live for a hilarious and absurd take on his classic plays.Tickets can be purchased at the McComb-Bruchs Performing Arts Center from10 AM to 2 PM and immediately before the performance. Adults: 5$ Students:$3How to get more details (Website/Phone Number): www.mccombbruchspac.com
Monday Matinees at the library!Every Monday at 2:00 P.M., enjoy newly released films on the big screen at RiponPublic Library! Popcorn is served. For film descriptions and trailers, visitwww.riponlibrary.org/MondayMatinees<http://www.riponlibrary.org/MondayMatinees>.Visit the website for more information!
Tuesdays, March 3 & March 24 | 11:30 A.M. - 2:00 P.M. | Retro-gaming (for adultsyoung at heart!)At Ripon Public Library.Get out of the house and get moving to some classic beats during a fast-moving gameof Dance Dance Revolution (DDR) on the big screen! Mario Kart and Mario Party willalso be available to play simultaneously on a second big screen. Join in on someold-school fun at the library on Tuesdays, March 3 and 24 from 11:30 A.M. to 2:00P.M.!
Wednesday, March 25 | 5:30 P.M. | One-shot RPG Adventures (Ages 13+)Newcomers and experienced gamers are invited to join in on this fun experience.Drop-ins are welcome! Ages 13-adult or younger if accompanied by a parent or legalguardian.
Event Location:Berlin Senior Citizen CenterEvent Date:03/31/2020Start & End Time:12:30-3pmEvent Details: Developed by Stanford University, the workshop meets 2 ½ hours once a week for six consecutive weeks and is facilitated by two trained leaders in a small, interactive setting. Topics include:• Short-term goal setting and planning• Relaxation and breathing• Medication usage and evaluating treatments• Quality sleep and fatigue management• Healthy eating and nutrition• Decision-making and problem-solving• Fitness for exercise and fun• Communicating effectively with friends, family, and your medical teamHealthy Living with Chronic Pain has been researched and proven to work. People who have taken the program experience:• Better health and increased confidence in managing their pain• Improvements in vitality or energy• Less pain and dependence on others• Improved mental health• Greater involvement in everyday activitiesJoin us Tuesdays, starting March 31 through May 5, 2020 from 12:30-3pm at the Berlin Senior Citizen Center, 142 Water Street, Berlin. For more information or to register, call Amanda at (920) 787-6666 or toll free at 1-877-883-5378.
Event Location: Berlin Senior Citizen CenterEvent Date: 03/31/2020Start & End Time: 12:30-3pmEvent Details: Developed by Stanford University, the workshop meets 2 ½hours once a week for six consecutive weeks and is facilitated by twotrained leaders in a small, interactive setting. Topics include:• Short-term goal setting and planning• Relaxation and breathing• Medication usage and evaluating treatments• Quality sleep and fatigue management• Healthy eating and nutrition• Decision-making and problem-solving• Fitness for exercise and fun• Communicating effectively with friends, family, and your medical teamHealthy Living with Chronic Pain has been researched and proven to work.People who have taken the program experience:• Better health and increased confidence in managing their pain• Improvements in vitality or energy• Less pain and dependence on others• Improved mental health• Greater involvement in everyday activitiesJoin us Tuesdays, starting March 31 through May 5, 2020 from 12:30-3pm atthe Berlin Senior Citizen Center, 142 Water Street, Berlin. For more information or to register, call Amanda at (920) 787-6666 or toll free at1-877-883-5378.
