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Berlin Public Library November 2024 News & Programs Happy November from the Berlin Public Library! Read on to learn about events, programs, and services offered this month at the library. Some programs may require registration. Click below to view a complete list of November programs: Storytime: Every Wednesday at 10 am Tiny Tots: Stories and Songs First Friday of each month at 10 am For babies and toddlers Wednesday Evening Book Club: Meets the third Wednesday of the month at 6 pm Mystery Mondays Book Club: Meets the last Monday of the month at 2 pm Stitching Together Group: Knitting/crocheting/needlework group that meets the last Tuesday of the month at 2 pm Hours Mon-Thurs: 9 am – 8 pm Friday: 9 am – 6 pm Saturday: 9 am – 5 pm Sunday: Closed Thanksgiving Hours Wed., Nov. 27: 9 am – 5 pm Thurs., Nov. 28: Closed Regular hours resume Friday November 2 at 9 am AND November 9 at 9 am Berlin Public Library and Grizzly Fitness are collaborating to make Yoga by Bridget a FREE class this month! Bring your yoga mat and join us on Saturday mornings on November 2nd and 9th at 2 am at the library. No registration is necessary 11 am – 5 pm The Berlin High School Library Media Center and the Berlin Public Library are teaming up to bring you The Lightning Thief Escape Room at the Berlin Public Library, a Percy Jackson-themed challenge meant to get you hyped for the upcoming Berlin High School musical The Lightning Thief: The Percy Jackson Musical (Nov 14-16). Call the library at 920-361-5420 to sign your team up for a time slot on November 2. Teams of up to 6 are permitted. 10 am – 1 pm Author and antiques expert Mark Moran will be offering antique appraisals at the Berlin Public Library for $15 per item. Part of the proceeds will go to benefit the Friends of the Library and the Berlin Area Historical Society. *Pre-registration at the Berlin Public Library is required and a cash or check payment is required at the time of registration.* Tuesday, November 12 at 5 pm It’s International Games Month! Celebrate by learning a new board game! Wingspan is a card-driven, engine-building board game in which players seek to discover and attract the best birds to their networks of wildlife preserves. This event is for Wingspan beginners. *Spots are limited. Registration is required. Call 920-361-5420 to sign up.* Tuesday, November 19 at 5:30 pm Race against other teams to complete a 300-piece puzzle in 90 minutes. A prize will be awarded to the team that completes their puzzle first! *Team captains must register their teams of up to 3 players by November 15.* Friday, November 22 at 6 pm Come play a campaign of Dungeons & Dragons at the library. Bring your own level 3 character to join in the adventure (premade characters may be provided upon request). Dice will be available for all to use. *Registration is required.* Monday, November 4 AND Monday, November 18 from 3 – 5 pm Do you love LEGOs? Join us in the children’s area for the LEGO Challenge every other Monday! Each LEGO Challenge will have a theme, but free building is welcome! For ages 6-11. Friday, November 15 at 1 pm Join us for a free showing of Harold and the Purple Crayon (rated PG). November 18 – 27 Drop by our craft station in the children’s area for 2 weeks of various Thanksgiving-thmed crafts and activities! Returning Soon! We’re looking to start up our Teen Library Club again! Meet with other teens and create and run your own programs at the library. 6th-12th graders who are interested in joining should contact Makayla at youthservices@berlinlibrary.org. Instantly read, listen, and watch with your Berlin Library card. Borrow free eBooks, digital audiobooks, and magazines from your library. Instantly borrow and stream movies free with your library card.om Winnefox library users now have access to Kanopy Kids, a video streaming platform collection that features entertaining and educational films, TV series, and videos for kids! Kanopy Kids includes developmentally appropriate, age-based ratings, as well as additional parental controls. Enjoy storybook adaptions, film shorts, and PBS/BBC shows. Thrasher Opera House is a Drop-Off Site for Adopt-A-Teen Tree Green Lake, Wis. (November 05, 2024) Thrasher Opera House is pleased to offer an accessible drop-off site for the Adopt-A-Teen Tree. Christmas is supposed to be a joyful time…but for some families, it’s a time of stress and uncertainty. Thrasher is uniting with The Boys and Girls Club of the Tri-County Area to collect gifts for teens in need this season. Stop in our lobby to view our “Teen Tree” full of gift ideas. Please choose your gift idea ornament, purchase the gift, and bring it back to the Thrasher before Thursday, December 5th by 3:00 p.m. New, unwrapped gifts, please. Thrasher Opera House’s Development Director, Katie Menting, stated, “We’re excited to team up again with the Boys and Girls Club for the Teen Tree this season! They emphasized how much they value our partnership and the support we receive from the community. Last year, we were able to help 70 teens with thoughtful gifts, and the year before, we supported 85. We’re eager to do even more this year. While shopping for teens can be tricky, their wish lists make it simple to give them exactly what they desire. Together, let’s make this year unforgettable! Thrasher Opera House’s mission is to promote the arts and the power of live performance, provide a community gathering place, and preserve the historic Thrasher Opera House. A charming, intimate, friendly venue with excellent acoustics. Built-in 1910, restored in 1997, and on the National Register of Historic Places. Seats 200. For more information, please visit www.thrasheroperahouse.com =30= The Women Trailblazers Conference returns on November 6, 2024 at the University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point with an exceptional line-up of guest speakers and session leaders. FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Media Contact: Mara Prausa, Outreach Program Manager Continuing Education and Outreach University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point Phone: 715-346-3075 Email: mprausa@uwsp.edu Women Trailblazers Conference returns, registration open now Stevens Point, WI Ignite your voice at the annual Women Trailblazers Conference on Wednesday, Nov. 6, hosted by Continuing Education at the University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point. Inspiring keynotes, breakout sessions, an exhibition fair and networking receptions will take place from 8 a.m.-5 p.m. in the Dreyfus University Center, 1015 Reserve St., Stevens Point. This conference is presented in partnership with the Small Business Development Center of Wisconsin and UW-Stevens Point Sentry School of Business and Economics. Participants have noted the inspiring environment the conference promotes. One participant said, “I loved the real-life experience that was shared by all the women in the conference.” With conversations ranging from starting a business to being a forward-thinking leader, women from all walks of life have had meaningful experiences and come away with new ideas and perspectives. This year’s keynote speaker is Deanna Singh, an award-winning author, educator, business leader and social justice champion who will speak on her work as a trailblazer in social change. UW-Stevens Point Alumni Association 2023 Trailblazer Spotlight recipient Christine Russell will also give an address, sharing her expertise in health promotion and corporate wellness for women of color. “As women, so many of us know that it is our time to have a seat at the table, lead and start new things.” Associate Professor Lyna Matesi said. “What started in Stevens Point in 2019 as a 60-minute webinar has blossomed into five years of supporting women across the state. Women who dream about starting businesses, non-profits, associations and organization initiatives. We like to say that at UW-Stevens Point women thrive.” Matesi has been involved with conference planning since the event’s inception in 2019 and is excited to help women thrive in central Wisconsin and beyond. Mara Prausa, continuing education program manager, has been involved in planning Women Trailblazers since 2022 and has enjoyed creating a positive experience for attendees. “Women juggle so many things,” she said. “This is an opportunity to let it all go and be inspired. It has been really rewarding to see people leave women trailblazers feeling energized.” Women and allies are invited to participate in this transformative women’s conference focused on developing skills as a leader and catalyst for change. Registration is now open. To register and view a schedule of events visit: www3.uwsp.edu/conted/Pages/Women-Trailblazers-Conference.aspx Friday, November 8 11 am – 5 pm By popular demand, we’ve opened up more time slots on Friday, November 8 for more groups to complete the Lighting Thief Escape Room! The Berlin High School Library Media Center and the Berlin Public Library are teaming up to bring you The Lightning Thief Escape Room at the Berlin Public Library, a Percy Jackson-themed challenge meant to get you hyped for the upcoming Berlin High School musical The Lightning Thief: The Percy Jackson Musical (Nov 14-16). Call the library at 920-361-5420 to sign your team up for a time slot on November 8. Teams of up to 6 are permitted. Bring your yoga mat and join us for a relaxing morning yoga practice at the library. No registration is required. This class is sponsored by the Berlin Public Library and Grizzly Fitness. All are welcome! You are all cordially invited to celebrate 100 years of the Ripon Noon Kiwanis club, in a celebration filled with fellowship, pizza and pasta; on Thursday, November 7th in the Knuth Brewing Company upstairs banquet hall. Established in 1924, 2024 marks the centennial anniversary of the Noon Kiwanis; which has been serving the youth of the Ripon community for over 100 years. • 6:30 Social Time, • 7:00 Dinner • 7:30 Celebration Program Tickets are $35 per person, and includes a pizza and pasta buffet. Tickets can be purchased online at: https://riponnoonkiwanis.org/centennial-dinner. You can also email riponnoonkiwanis@gmail.com to confirm RSVP and mail a check for the amount of your tickets to: Ripon Noon Kiwanis, PO Box 504, Ripon, WI 54971. Parking will be available from the upper lot off Ransom Street, with direct access to the banquet hall or in the adjacent community lot. The centennial dinner celebration will include special recognition from state senator Joan Ballweg, highlights from the past 100 years, and a keynote speech from the Art and Creativity Consultant for the Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction and 2017 Wisconsin Teacher of the Year, Chris Gleason. Seating is limited and guests should RSVP by October 26. Chatham Rabbits Show Cancelled at Thrasher Opera House Green Lake, Wis. (November 11, 2024) – Roots duo Chatham Rabbits have cancelled their show at Thrasher Opera House in Green Lake, Wisconsin for Friday, November 15, due to illness. In a statement released by Austin & Sarah McCombie “Dear fans, we are so disappointed to say that we have to cancel our show at Thrasher Opera House this Friday night. Sarah has been battling a virus all week and has now completely lost her voice to laryngitis. She is unable to sing and we cannot risk any further damage to her voice. We are working to get another date on the books and will let you know as soon as possible. Thank you for your understanding as Sarah recovers. We love what we do and take it very seriously, and are anxious to get back on the road. – Austin and Sarah” Ticket holders may use their tickets at the William Elliott Whitmore show on Saturday, November 16, 2024 at 7:30 p.m., another performance remaining in 2024, or receive a refund. Please contact Thrasher Opera House if you have any questions. Thrasher Opera House’s mission is to promote the arts and the power of live performance, provide a community gathering place, and preserve the historic Thrasher Opera House. Built in 1910, restored in 1997, and listed on the National Register of Historic Places, it is a charming, intimate, and friendly venue with excellent acoustics, seating 200. For more information, please visit www.thrasheroperahouse.com or find us @thrasheroperahouse on Facebook and Instagram. Chatham Rabbits Show Cancelled at Thrasher Opera House Green Lake, Wis. (November 11, 2024) – Roots duo Chatham Rabbits have cancelled their show at Thrasher Opera House in Green Lake, Wisconsin for Friday, November 15, due to illness. In a statement released by Austin & Sarah McCombie “Dear fans, we are so disappointed to say that we have to cancel our show at Thrasher Opera House this Friday night. Sarah has been battling a virus all week and has now completely lost her voice to laryngitis. She is unable to sing and we cannot risk any further damage to her voice. We are working to get another date on the books and will let you know as soon as possible. Thank you for your understanding as Sarah recovers. We love what we do and take it very seriously, and are anxious to get back on the road. – Austin and Sarah” Ticket holders may use their tickets at the William Elliott Whitmore show on Saturday, November 16, 2024 at 7:30 p.m., another performance remaining in 2024, or receive a refund. Please contact Thrasher Opera House if you have any questions. Thrasher Opera House’s mission is to promote the arts and the power of live performance, provide a community gathering place, and preserve the historic Thrasher Opera House. Built in 1910, restored in 1997, and listed on the National Register of Historic Places, it is a charming, intimate, and friendly venue with excellent acoustics, seating 200. For more information, please visit www.thrasheroperahouse.com or find us @thrasheroperahouse on Facebook and Instagram. Chatham Rabbits Show Cancelled at Thrasher Opera House Green Lake, Wis. (November 11, 2024) – Roots duo Chatham Rabbits have cancelled their show at Thrasher Opera House in Green Lake, Wisconsin for Friday, November 15, due to illness. In a statement released by Austin & Sarah McCombie “Dear fans, we are so disappointed to say that we have to cancel our show at Thrasher Opera House this Friday night. Sarah has been battling a virus all week and has now completely lost her voice to laryngitis. She is unable to sing and we cannot risk any further damage to her voice. We are working to get another date on the books and will let you know as soon as possible. Thank you for your understanding as Sarah recovers. We love what we do and take it very seriously, and are anxious to get back on the road. – Austin and Sarah” Ticket holders may use their tickets at the William Elliott Whitmore show on Saturday, November 16, 2024 at 7:30 p.m., another performance remaining in 2024, or receive a refund. Please contact Thrasher Opera House if you have any questions. Thrasher Opera House’s mission is to promote the arts and the power of live performance, provide a community gathering place, and preserve the historic Thrasher Opera House. Built in 1910, restored in 1997, and listed on the National Register of Historic Places, it is a charming, intimate, and friendly venue with excellent acoustics, seating 200. For more information, please visit www.thrasheroperahouse.com or find us @thrasheroperahouse on Facebook and Instagram. Community Foundation of Central Wisconsin is thrilled to announce that the Community Foundation of Central Wisconsin honored Kathy Davies with the Keystone Award during National Community Foundation Week. The press release with information about the is below. We kindly request your consideration in sharing this story with your network. For additional information or materials, feel free to contact me. We appreciate your support in sharing this news. FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Media Contact: KaYing Vang, Community Storyteller Community Foundation of Central Wisconsin 715-342-4454 kaying@cfcwi.org The Community Foundation of Central Wisconsin Honors Kathy Davies with the Keystone Award During National Community Foundation Week Stevens Point, Wisconsin (Nov 10, 2024) – The Community Foundation of Central Wisconsin (Community Foundation) will join in a nationwide celebration, November 12-18, 2019, to recognize the increasingly important role these philanthropic organizations play in fostering local collaboration and innovation to bring community driven ideas to life. As part of our local celebration, the Community Foundation honored one of its biggest champions, Kathy Davies, of Plover. Kathy received the 2024 Keystone Award at the Community Foundation’s Gala of Gratitude. The award acknowledges her incredible dedication to the Community Foundation and its regional focus on Portage and Waushara Counties. She’s worn many hats over the years, from stepping in as interim executive director to serving as board president and has always been a strong community leader. Kathy’s story with the Community Foundation began in 1997 when she created the Laura Davies Memorial Scholarship to honor her daughter. Since then, she’s been a driving force, helping launch the Women’s Fund of Portage County and, with her husband Tom, joining the Living Legacy Society. Her passion for helping others also shines in Waushara County philanthropy, where she’s supported projects in her hometown of Wildrose, the Patterson Memorial Library Fund, and the Kiwanis Club of Wild Rose Fund. The Keystone Award celebrates Kathy’s deep love for our community and her commitment to making it stronger for generations to come. Each year, this award honors people who give their time, energy, and resources to create lasting change, inspired by those who founded the Keystone Endowment Fund at the Community Foundation. As community foundations support solutions for communities large and small, urban and rural – it is the collective work of these organizations and people like Kathy Davies that will have the most profound impact. In fiscal year 2024, the Community Foundation and its donors directed $1,575,679 in resources to support nonprofits and student scholarships. Since its founding in 1982, the Community Foundation has facilitated over $17 million in giving, advancing its vision of creating thriving communities in Portage and Waushara counties with a strong culture of philanthropy. For more than a century, community foundations have served as a trusted partner and resource whose effect can be seen in the lives of millions and in the vibrant neighborhoods that continue to thrive through their mission-driven work. Community foundations are independent, public entities that steward philanthropic resources from institutional and individual donors to local nonprofits and represent one of the fastest-growing forms of philanthropy. Community Foundation Week was created in 1989 by former president George H.W. Bush to recognize the work of community foundations throughout America and their collaborative approach to working with the public, private, and nonprofit sectors to address community problems. About Us The Community Foundation of Central Wisconsin is a non-profit organization that inspires charitable giving by connecting people and resources to enhance Central Wisconsin now and for future generations. For more information on how you can give back to your community, please visit www.cfcwi.org. Community Foundation of Central Wisconsin Art & Craft Supply Swap at Princeton Library Winter Break Crafternoons at the Princeton Library Laura Skalitzky Princeton Public Library Chatham Rabbits Show Cancelled at Thrasher Opera House Green Lake, Wis. (November 11, 2024) – Roots duo Chatham Rabbits have cancelled their show at Thrasher Opera House in Green Lake, Wisconsin for Friday, November 15, due to illness. In a statement released by Austin & Sarah McCombie “Dear fans, we are so disappointed to say that we have to cancel our show at Thrasher Opera House this Friday night. Sarah has been battling a virus all week and has now completely lost her voice to laryngitis. She is unable to sing and we cannot risk any further damage to her voice. We are working to get another date on the books and will let you know as soon as possible. Thank you for your understanding as Sarah recovers. We love what we do and take it very seriously, and are anxious to get back on the road. – Austin and Sarah” Ticket holders may use their tickets at the William Elliott Whitmore show on Saturday, November 16, 2024 at 7:30 p.m., another performance remaining in 2024, or receive a refund. Please contact Thrasher Opera House if you have any questions. Thrasher Opera House’s mission is to promote the arts and the power of live performance, provide a community gathering place, and preserve the historic Thrasher Opera House. Built in 1910, restored in 1997, and listed on the National Register of Historic Places, it is a charming, intimate, and friendly venue with excellent acoustics, seating 200. For more information, please visit www.thrasheroperahouse.com or find us @thrasheroperahouse on Facebook and Instagram. Experience the Chatham Rabbits at Thrasher Opera House Green Lake, Wis. (September 23, 2024) – Chatham Rabbits – will perform a 506 Session (cocktail style seating for 80) at Thrasher Opera House in Green Lake, Wisconsin, on Friday, November 15, at 7:30 p.m. There is something warm and instantly familiar about the beloved roots duo, Chatham Rabbits. Partners in music and life, Chatham Rabbits’ Austin and Sarah McCombie blend their personal histories through deft songwriting and a history that comes from building a life together. Leaning into each other’s strengths, their songs present a congenial, collaborative spirit that has captured the pure adoration of fans along the way and earned them praise from Garden & Gun Magazine, American Songwriter, and No Depression. Their artistry hinges on a fervent desire to connect with others through the music that first brought the pair together. Steeped in the regional traditions of their North Carolina home, Chatham Rabbits’ musical pursuits represent a new age of roots music. Chatham Rabbits recorded and released their beloved debut album, All I Want From You in 2019. This set the standard for their sophomore release The Yoke is Easy, The Burden is Full—the centerpiece song “Oxen” was named “Top Folk Song of 2020” by Paste Magazine. Nurtured by central North Carolina’s fertile, influential music scene, Chatham Rabbits’ sound continues to evolve in their expansive third album, If You See Me Riding By (2022), which was simultaneously released with a television series, On the Road with Chatham Rabbits, on PBS-NC. The McCombies ingenuity during the Covid-19 crisis led to the creation of their mobile concert experience, The Stay at Home Tour, which took the duo to 194 neighborhoods in 2020-21. The pair is currently recording their fourth album of poignant original songs and continuing to foster their tight-knit fan community across the US. The Chatham Rabbits’ performance is sponsored by Michael & Aileen Ellis, Heidel House, Goose Blind, and Sturgeon Spirits. This event is supported in part by a grant from the Oshkosh Area Community Foundation and the Wisconsin Arts Board with funds from the State of Wisconsin and the National Endowment for the Arts. Tickets for The Chatham Rabbit’s performance on November 15 at 7:30 p.m. are $35 and available at www.thrasheroperahouse.com or by calling 920.294.4279 – there are only 80 seats available for this show. Thrasher Opera House’s mission is to promote the arts and the power of live performance, provide a community gathering place, and preserve the historic Thrasher Opera House. Built in 1910, restored in 1997, and listed on the National Register of Historic Places, it is a charming, intimate, and friendly venue with excellent acoustics, seating 200. For more information, please visit www.thrasheroperahouse.com or find us @thrasheroperahouse on Facebook and Instagram. =30= Art & Craft Supply Swap at Princeton Library Winter Break Crafternoons at the Princeton Library Laura Skalitzky Princeton Public Library Chatham Rabbits Show Cancelled at Thrasher Opera House Green Lake, Wis. (November 11, 2024) – Roots duo Chatham Rabbits have cancelled their show at Thrasher Opera House in Green Lake, Wisconsin for Friday, November 15, due to illness. In a statement released by Austin & Sarah McCombie “Dear fans, we are so disappointed to say that we have to cancel our show at Thrasher Opera House this Friday night. Sarah has been battling a virus all week and has now completely lost her voice to laryngitis. She is unable to sing and we cannot risk any further damage to her voice. We are working to get another date on the books and will let you know as soon as possible. Thank you for your understanding as Sarah recovers. We love what we do and take it very seriously, and are anxious to get back on the road. – Austin and Sarah” Ticket holders may use their tickets at the William Elliott Whitmore show on Saturday, November 16, 2024 at 7:30 p.m., another performance remaining in 2024, or receive a refund. Please contact Thrasher Opera House if you have any questions. Thrasher Opera House’s mission is to promote the arts and the power of live performance, provide a community gathering place, and preserve the historic Thrasher Opera House. Built in 1910, restored in 1997, and listed on the National Register of Historic Places, it is a charming, intimate, and friendly venue with excellent acoustics, seating 200. For more information, please visit www.thrasheroperahouse.com or find us @thrasheroperahouse on Facebook and Instagram. Experience the Chatham Rabbits at Thrasher Opera House Green Lake, Wis. (September 23, 2024) – Chatham Rabbits – will perform a 506 Session (cocktail style seating for 80) at Thrasher Opera House in Green Lake, Wisconsin, on Friday, November 15, at 7:30 p.m. There is something warm and instantly familiar about the beloved roots duo, Chatham Rabbits. Partners in music and life, Chatham Rabbits’ Austin and Sarah McCombie blend their personal histories through deft songwriting and a history that comes from building a life together. Leaning into each other’s strengths, their songs present a congenial, collaborative spirit that has captured the pure adoration of fans along the way and earned them praise from Garden & Gun Magazine, American Songwriter, and No Depression. Their artistry hinges on a fervent desire to connect with others through the music that first brought the pair together. Steeped in the regional traditions of their North Carolina home, Chatham Rabbits’ musical pursuits represent a new age of roots music. Chatham Rabbits recorded and released their beloved debut album, All I Want From You in 2019. This set the standard for their sophomore release The Yoke is Easy, The Burden is Full—the centerpiece song “Oxen” was named “Top Folk Song of 2020” by Paste Magazine. Nurtured by central North Carolina’s fertile, influential music scene, Chatham Rabbits’ sound continues to evolve in their expansive third album, If You See Me Riding By (2022), which was simultaneously released with a television series, On the Road with Chatham Rabbits, on PBS-NC. The McCombies ingenuity during the Covid-19 crisis led to the creation of their mobile concert experience, The Stay at Home Tour, which took the duo to 194 neighborhoods in 2020-21. The pair is currently recording their fourth album of poignant original songs and continuing to foster their tight-knit fan community across the US. The Chatham Rabbits’ performance is sponsored by Michael & Aileen Ellis, Heidel House, Goose Blind, and Sturgeon Spirits. This event is supported in part by a grant from the Oshkosh Area Community Foundation and the Wisconsin Arts Board with funds from the State of Wisconsin and the National Endowment for the Arts. Tickets for The Chatham Rabbit’s performance on November 15 at 7:30 p.m. are $35 and available at www.thrasheroperahouse.com or by calling 920.294.4279 – there are only 80 seats available for this show. Thrasher Opera House’s mission is to promote the arts and the power of live performance, provide a community gathering place, and preserve the historic Thrasher Opera House. Built in 1910, restored in 1997, and listed on the National Register of Historic Places, it is a charming, intimate, and friendly venue with excellent acoustics, seating 200. For more information, please visit www.thrasheroperahouse.com or find us @thrasheroperahouse on Facebook and Instagram. =30= Art & Craft Supply Swap at Princeton Library Winter Break Crafternoons at the Princeton Library Laura Skalitzky Princeton Public Library The Ripon Noon Kiwanis (RNK) is holding their annual Holiday Cheese Box Sale, through the month of November! Those projects include the Noon Kiwanis’ annual free Children’s Fair in June; a recurring high school scholarship, the Toy Lending Library, and collaborating with the Early Bird Kiwanis and Fond du Lac County on the upcoming all-inclusive playground at Riggs Park. The cheese boxes make excellent gifts and will be ready just in time for the holidays! Order deadline is November 30th, with orders ready for pick-up or delivery Wednesday, December 11th at Divine Passage Funeral Home. Orders can be places online at: www.riponnoonkiwanis.org/cheese-sale or download and print an order form from the Noon Kiwanis website and mail your order form to: Ripon Noon Kiwanis, PO Box 504, Ripon, WI 54971 to complete your order. The Ripon Noon Kiwanis is dedicated to serving the youth of our community and has been serving Ripon since 1924. Questions about the Holiday Cheese Sale or other upcoming Kiwanis events, email riponnoonkiwanis@gmail.com. Reception Featuring Artist Mikaela Nummerdor, November 16, from 5:00 p.m.-7:00 p.m. Green Lake, Wis. (November 04, 2024) – Green Lake’s historic Thrasher Opera House is hosting an exhibit from November 1 – to December 31, 2024. This exhibit can be viewed M-F 10-4; for after-hour visits, call 920.294.4279 to schedule a time. Mikaela Nummerdor, a Wisconsin-based artist, graduated with her BFA from the University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire in 2018. Since then, she has exhibited her work in various shows across the Midwest and has been featured in several publications. This exhibition marks her first solo show, a significant milestone in her artistic adventure. Drawing inspiration primarily from nature, Mikaela approaches her subjects through a unique abstract lens. Her process-driven work emphasizes the formal qualities of art, thus allowing her to explore the beauty and complexity of the natural world. Influenced by Post-Impressionism, Mikaela seeks to capture the ephemeral essence of her surroundings, inviting viewers to experience a new perspective on familiar landscapes. Please join Mikaela for an artist reception on Saturday, November 16, from 5-7 pm. This event is open to the public; a cash bar will be available. Green Lake’s historic Thrasher Opera House will host the exhibit through December 31, 2024. This exhibit can be viewed M-F 10-4; for after-hour visits, call 920.294.4279 to schedule a time. Thrasher Opera House’s mission is to promote the arts and the power of live performance, provide a community gathering place, and preserve the historic Thrasher Opera House—a charming, intimate, friendly venue with excellent acoustics. Built-in 1910, restored in 1997, and on the National Register of Historic Places. Seats 200. For more information, please visit www.thrasheroperahouse.com =30= PRESS RELEASE FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE CONTACT: Jason Mansmith 920.294.4279 Experience William Elliott Whitmore at Thrasher Opera House Green Lake, Wis. (October 07, 2024) – William Elliott Whitmore will perform a 506 Session at Thrasher Opera House in Green Lake, Wisconsin, on Saturday, November 16, at 7:30 p.m. 506 Sessions feature cocktail style seating, with only 80 tickets available. Born and raised on a small farm in Lee County Iowa, a love of the land has always been an important part of William Elliott Whitmore’s life. An appreciation for nature and its cycles being taught from an early age. That awareness of birth and death is a constant theme in the songwriting, through a lens of hopefulness and acceptance. These things unify us as people, a theme that is often explored in the music. With a banjo, guitar and kick drum, Whitmore seeks to convey these ideas. For over twenty years he has traveled the world, performing everywhere from Rome, Italy to Rome, Georgia. He’s played basements, backyards, festival stages, and Carnegie Hall, and has no plans to stop anytime soon. “Life is hard, nasty, and unforgiving at times”, Whitmore says, “but it’s beautiful too, and music can be a reminder of what we all have in common, a desire to keep putting one foot in front of the other.” William Elliott Whitmore’s performance is sponsored by Heidel House, Goose Blind, and Sturgeon Spirits. This event is supported in part by a grant from the Oshkosh Area Community Foundation and the Wisconsin Arts Board with funds from the State of Wisconsin and the National Endowment for the Arts. Tickets for William Elliott Whitmore’s performance on November 16 at 7:30 p.m. are $35 and available at www.thrasheroperahouse.com or by calling 920.294.4279 Thrasher Opera House’s mission is to promote the arts and the power of live performance, provide a community gathering place, and preserve the historic Thrasher Opera House. Built in 1910, restored in 1997, and listed on the National Register of Historic Places, it is a charming, intimate, and friendly venue with excellent acoustics, seating 200. For more information, please visit www.thrasheroperahouse.com or find us @thrasheroperahouse on Facebook and Instagram. =30= Art & Craft Supply Swap at Princeton Library Winter Break Crafternoons at the Princeton Library Laura Skalitzky Princeton Public Library The Ripon Noon Kiwanis (RNK) is holding their annual Holiday Cheese Box Sale, through the month of November! Those projects include the Noon Kiwanis’ annual free Children’s Fair in June; a recurring high school scholarship, the Toy Lending Library, and collaborating with the Early Bird Kiwanis and Fond du Lac County on the upcoming all-inclusive playground at Riggs Park. The cheese boxes make excellent gifts and will be ready just in time for the holidays! Order deadline is November 30th, with orders ready for pick-up or delivery Wednesday, December 11th at Divine Passage Funeral Home. Orders can be places online at: www.riponnoonkiwanis.org/cheese-sale or download and print an order form from the Noon Kiwanis website and mail your order form to: Ripon Noon Kiwanis, PO Box 504, Ripon, WI 54971 to complete your order. The Ripon Noon Kiwanis is dedicated to serving the youth of our community and has been serving Ripon since 1924. Questions about the Holiday Cheese Sale or other upcoming Kiwanis events, email riponnoonkiwanis@gmail.com. Reception Featuring Artist Mikaela Nummerdor, November 16, from 5:00 p.m.-7:00 p.m. Green Lake, Wis. (November 04, 2024) – Green Lake’s historic Thrasher Opera House is hosting an exhibit from November 1 – to December 31, 2024. This exhibit can be viewed M-F 10-4; for after-hour visits, call 920.294.4279 to schedule a time. Mikaela Nummerdor, a Wisconsin-based artist, graduated with her BFA from the University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire in 2018. Since then, she has exhibited her work in various shows across the Midwest and has been featured in several publications. This exhibition marks her first solo show, a significant milestone in her artistic adventure. Drawing inspiration primarily from nature, Mikaela approaches her subjects through a unique abstract lens. Her process-driven work emphasizes the formal qualities of art, thus allowing her to explore the beauty and complexity of the natural world. Influenced by Post-Impressionism, Mikaela seeks to capture the ephemeral essence of her surroundings, inviting viewers to experience a new perspective on familiar landscapes. Please join Mikaela for an artist reception on Saturday, November 16, from 5-7 pm. This event is open to the public; a cash bar will be available. Green Lake’s historic Thrasher Opera House will host the exhibit through December 31, 2024. This exhibit can be viewed M-F 10-4; for after-hour visits, call 920.294.4279 to schedule a time. Thrasher Opera House’s mission is to promote the arts and the power of live performance, provide a community gathering place, and preserve the historic Thrasher Opera House—a charming, intimate, friendly venue with excellent acoustics. Built-in 1910, restored in 1997, and on the National Register of Historic Places. Seats 200. For more information, please visit www.thrasheroperahouse.com =30= PRESS RELEASE FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE CONTACT: Jason Mansmith 920.294.4279 Experience William Elliott Whitmore at Thrasher Opera House Green Lake, Wis. (October 07, 2024) – William Elliott Whitmore will perform a 506 Session at Thrasher Opera House in Green Lake, Wisconsin, on Saturday, November 16, at 7:30 p.m. 506 Sessions feature cocktail style seating, with only 80 tickets available. Born and raised on a small farm in Lee County Iowa, a love of the land has always been an important part of William Elliott Whitmore’s life. An appreciation for nature and its cycles being taught from an early age. That awareness of birth and death is a constant theme in the songwriting, through a lens of hopefulness and acceptance. These things unify us as people, a theme that is often explored in the music. With a banjo, guitar and kick drum, Whitmore seeks to convey these ideas. For over twenty years he has traveled the world, performing everywhere from Rome, Italy to Rome, Georgia. He’s played basements, backyards, festival stages, and Carnegie Hall, and has no plans to stop anytime soon. “Life is hard, nasty, and unforgiving at times”, Whitmore says, “but it’s beautiful too, and music can be a reminder of what we all have in common, a desire to keep putting one foot in front of the other.” William Elliott Whitmore’s performance is sponsored by Heidel House, Goose Blind, and Sturgeon Spirits. This event is supported in part by a grant from the Oshkosh Area Community Foundation and the Wisconsin Arts Board with funds from the State of Wisconsin and the National Endowment for the Arts. Tickets for William Elliott Whitmore’s performance on November 16 at 7:30 p.m. are $35 and available at www.thrasheroperahouse.com or by calling 920.294.4279 Thrasher Opera House’s mission is to promote the arts and the power of live performance, provide a community gathering place, and preserve the historic Thrasher Opera House. Built in 1910, restored in 1997, and listed on the National Register of Historic Places, it is a charming, intimate, and friendly venue with excellent acoustics, seating 200. For more information, please visit www.thrasheroperahouse.com or find us @thrasheroperahouse on Facebook and Instagram. =30= Waushara County Animal Shelter Tickets also available for purchase at Antique Liquor, Silvercryst and the Animal Shelter. Our team will pick the first winner at 6:30pm on 12/19/24. We will call the winner from the shelter phone (920) 279-9795. The winner will have 5 minutes to answer the phone! We will draw the first ticket, and the first winner will get their choice of any of the 15 bottles. We will draw again and repeat the process. If someone misses the 5 minute window, they will be award the remaining bottle not selected by anyone. All proceeds from this raffle benefit the Waushara County Animal Shelter! We are so proud to announce that we were chosen by Door County Candle Company as the next Candles Creating Change nonprofit organization! Starting Friday, 11/15/24, when you purchase any candle, votive, or wax melt with the “Candles Creating Change” logo, a portion of the sale will directly benefit WCAS! Get yourself some amazing smelling candles just in time for the holiday season! Art & Craft Supply Swap at Princeton Library Winter Break Crafternoons at the Princeton Library Laura Skalitzky Princeton Public Library FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Media Contact: KaYing Vang, Community Storyteller Community Foundation of Central Wisconsin 715-342-4454 kaying@cfcwi.org George Rogers Tomorrow River Fund Donates $10,000 to Midwest Environmental Advocates Stevens Point, WI – The George Rogers Memorial Tomorrow River Fund, held at the Community Foundation of Central Wisconsin, has made a gift of $10,000 to Midwest Environmental Advocates (MEA). The donation will support MEA’s work to protect clean water in Central Wisconsin. The donation was celebrated on October 23 with a gathering that honored the memory of George Rogers, a respected local journalist and environmental champion dedicated to protecting the Tomorrow River and other natural areas in Central Wisconsin. Tom Miller, a representative of the George Rogers Tomorrow River Fund and dear friend to George, spoke at the event, sharing stories of Rogers’ dedication to the environment and the importance of stewardship. “George cared deeply about these waters and wanted them protected for future generations,” said Miller. “I have paddled across the globe and there is nothing like the beauty the Tomorrow Rives holds in Central Wisconsin.” Rogers, known for his thoughtful journalism and conservation work, left a legacy that connects his passion for clean rivers with ongoing efforts to keep Wisconsin’s natural areas safe. He had advocated and supported the Community Foundation to begin grant making towards Environmental efforts over 20 years ago, a funding opportunity that continues to this day. Two close friends joined Miller to share their own memories of the Tomorrow River and their experiences with George, describing the river as a gathering place for the community and a reminder of the need for ongoing care. Kara O’Connor, Development Director for Midwest Environmental Advocates, accepted the donation, expressing appreciation for Rogers’ legacy and the fund’s support. “MEA’s current advocacy in the Tomorrow River Watershed came about thanks to local grassroots leaders who are working to ensure clean water for all,” said O’Connor. “MEA is honored to collaborate with clean water champions throughout Wisconsin, and we are grateful to the Community Foundation of Central Wisconsin for supporting such community-driven environmental partnerships.” Representing the Community Foundation of Central Wisconsin were Jenny Riggenbach, Marlee Samuels, Sarah Ross, and Azend’e Coley. The Community Foundation, which has supported local environmental efforts across Portage and Waushara Counties, values the opportunity to help MEA build on Rogers’ lasting contributions to conservation and community well-being. For more information on supporting our environment or other important causes, please visit www.cfcwi.org or contact the Community Foundation of Central Wisconsin at (715) 342-4454. About Us The Community Foundation of Central Wisconsin is a non-profit organization that inspires charitable giving by connecting people and resources to enhance Central Wisconsin now and for future generations. For more information on how you can give back to your community, please visit www.cfcwi.org. Midwest Environmental Advocates is a nonprofit law center that combines the power of law with the resolve of communities facing environmental injustice to secure and protect the rights of all people to healthy water, land, and air. Learn more at www.midwestadvocates.org. Community Foundation of Central Wisconsin Phone 715-342-4454 Web www.cfcwi.org Facebook www.facebook.com/cfcwi 2801 Hoover Road Unit 1B, Stevens Point, WI 54481 New Winter/Spring Season at Thrasher Opera House Released Green Lake, Wis. (November 21, 2024) – Get ready for an exciting Winter/Spring Season at the December 2024 December 05 | The Empty Pockets – Mistletunes | Doors and Bar 6:45 p.m. | Show 7:30 p.m. December 13 | Mr. Sun Plays Duke Ellington’s Nutcracker | Doors and Bar 6:45 p.m. | Show December 14 | The Alley Cats | Doors and Bar 2:15 p.m. & 6:15 p.m. | Show 3:00 p.m. & 7:00 December 15 | Fox Cities Swing Band – Holiday Concert | Doors and Bar 1:15 p.m. | Show 2:00 January 2025 January 20 | Missoula Tryouts | 4-6 p.m. | Free January 25 | Missoula Children’s Theatre Shows – Hercules! January 31 | Henhouse Prowlers | Doors and Bar 6:45 p.m. | Show 7:30 p.m. February 2025 February 01 | Peter Mulvey | Doors and Bar 6:45 p.m. | Show 7:30 p.m. February 06 | Documentary: Jazz Fest: A New Orleans Story | Doors and Bar 5:00 p.m. | February 15 | Willy Porter | Doors and Bar 6:45 p.m. | Show 7:30 p.m. February 21 | Arkansauce | Doors and Bar 6:45 p.m. | Show 7:30 p.m. February 22 | Tab Benoit | Doors and Bar 6:45 p.m. | Show 7:30 p.m. February 28 | The Sweet Lillies with Adrian+Meredith | Doors and Bar 6:45 p.m. | Show 7:30 March 2025 March 01 | Jesse Roper| Doors and Bar 6:45 p.m. | Show 7:30 p.m. March 07 | Matt Schofield | Doors and Bar 6:45 p.m. | Show 7:30 p.m. March 14 | Marcia Ball | Doors and Bar 6:45 p.m. | Show 7:30 p.m. March 21 | Rucksack Revolution | Doors and Bar 6:45 p.m. | Show 7:30 p.m. March 22 | Sonny Landreth & Cindy Cashdollar | Doors and Bar 6:45 p.m. | Show 7:30 p.m. April 2025 April 03 | Skerryvore | Doors and Bar 6:45 p.m. | Show 7:30 p.m. April 04 | Skerryvore | Doors and Bar 6:45 p.m. | Show 7:30 p.m. April 10 | Della Mae | Doors and Bar 6:45 p.m. | Show 7:30 p.m. April 11 | The Brit Pack | Doors and Bar 6:45 p.m. | Show 7:30 p.m. April 24 | Cassie & Maggie | Doors and Bar 6:45 p.m. | Show 7:30 p.m. April 25 | Tinsley Ellis | Doors and Bar 6:45 p.m. | Show 7:30 p.m. May 2025 May 01 | Harry Manx | Doors and Bar 6:45 p.m. | Show 7:30 p.m. May 09 & May 10 |Paul Thorn Band | Doors and Bar 6:45 p.m. | Show 7:30 p.m. May 16 | Karla Bonoff | Doors and Bar 6:45 p.m. | Show 7:30 p.m. May 29 | The Low-Phe Life | Doors and Bar 5:00 p.m. | Showing 6:00 p.m. The Green Lake County Angel Tree Program Has Been Giving The Gift Of Joy To Children And Families In Need Throughout Green Lake County For Over Ten Years. Along With Hometown Broadcasting, They Ask For Your Help In Making Sure Every Child Has Something To Look Forward To On Christmas Morning. You Can Help By Bringing Your New, Unwrapped Gift Donation To The Following Locations In Berlin…Shell On Broadway, Fortifi Bank And For Convenient 24-Hour-A-Day Donations, Place Them In The Box In The West Entryway At Barbola Funeral Chapel. 100% Of The Proceeds Goes To Green Lake County’s Angel Tree Program. Please Drop Off Your Donations In Berlin At Shell On Broadway, Fortifi Bank And Barbola Funeral Chapel By The End Of November. Thank You For Your Help In Giving The Gift Of Joy This Christmas Season! Hometown Broadcasting will be doing a live remote on Fri., Nov. 22, noon-2p.m., at Shell on Broadway in Berlin, to help collect donations. For every $5 donated or for EACH toy dropped off during the remote, you will get your name in a drawing for a $50 gift card from Shell on Broadway! The Green Lake County Angel Tree Program Has Been Giving The Gift Of Joy To Children And Families In Need Throughout Green Lake County For Over Ten Years. Along With Hometown Broadcasting, They Ask For Your Help In Making Sure Every Child Has Something To Look Forward To On Christmas Morning. You Can Help By Bringing Your New, Unwrapped Gift Donation To The Following Locations In Berlin…Shell On Broadway, Fortifi Bank And For Convenient 24-Hour-A-Day Donations, Place Them In The Box In The West Entryway At Barbola Funeral Chapel. 100% Of The Proceeds Goes To Green Lake County’s Angel Tree Program. Please Drop Off Your Donations In Berlin At Shell On Broadway, Fortifi Bank And Barbola Funeral Chapel By The End Of November. Thank You For Your Help In Giving The Gift Of Joy This Christmas Season! Hometown Broadcasting will be doing a live remote on Fri., Nov. 22, noon-2p.m., at Shell on Broadway in Berlin, to help collect donations. For every $5 donated or for EACH toy dropped off during the remote, you will get your name in a drawing for a $50 gift card from Shell on Broadway! FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Pop-Up Performance from Beth Bombara at Thrasher Opera House on November 21 Green Lake, Wis. (November 14, 2024) – Thrasher Opera House in Green Lake, Wisconsin Cocktail & Appetizer Hour: 5:30 pm to 6:30 pm Membership Benefits for New Donors: Holiday Craft Show by LiMe Designs. Do you like giving unique one-of-a-kind gifts to friends & family? Or finding fun stuff to decorate your own house with? Then this is your place to stop & shop at on Sat., Nov. 23rd, from 10a.m. to 2p.m. The show is hosted by Lisa Lee & Megan Lee and held at Barbola Funeral Chapel in Berlin, 282 E. Marquette Street, across from Clay Lamberton School. The building is totally handicap accessible. Hand-painted ornaments, snowmen, gingerbread men, Grinch, paintings, florals…and so much more one-a-kind items. Something for everyone! Event Name: Tribute Quartet Concert Event Location: Bethel Church of Brandon 305 W. Main Street, Brandon, WI Event Date: 11.24.2024 Start & End Time: 6:00 p.m Event Details: Freewill offering How to get more details (Website/Phone Number): Call church office at 920-346-5810 or check our Facebook page. A Free Community Thanksgiving Dinner will be provided at Saint Joseph’s Catholic Church located at 364 S. Cambridge Street, Wautoma on Thanksgiving Day, November 28th. We will be open for sit down meals in the hall. The doors will open at 11:30 and the meal will be served at noon. People can also pick up meals curbside or have local home deliveries to Wautoma and Wild Rose only. Curbside pick up times will be between 11:00 & 11:30 am. Reservations must be made for all meals including inside dining by Friday, November 22. Please call Helen Cox (920-787-5900) to leave name, phone number and number of meals wanted or number of people attending. For home deliveries, please give correct addresses. See flyer for full info. Sat., Nov. 30, 4:30p-6:30p Adults $12 Kids 12-5 yrs $6 Kids under 5 free $1 discount if tickets are purchased before Nov. 26.
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Event Name: A Bright New Boise Event Location: First Congregational Church, 137 Algoma Blvd, Oshkosh 54901 Event Date: 11.08.2024 Start & End Time: 7:00 pm Event Details: Rebel Alliance Theatre presents
A Bright New Boise by Samuel D. Hunter
Friday and Saturday November 8 & 9
Friday and Saturday November 15 & 16
Doors open at 6:30PM
Showtime: 7PM
First Congregational Church
137 Algoma Blvd, Oshkosh 54901
This show contains themes that may not be comfortable for all audiences – parental guidance is encouraged.
Tickets are $18 to $25
Purchase tickets at the door or at ko-fi.com/rebelalliancetheatre
“I can start you right away. Tomorrow, even. Pays $7.25 an hour.” Will’s new job at the Boise Hobby Lobby doesn’t provide much in terms of security, but what does these days? Union busting, a busted microwave, and a constantly droning company TV that sometimes cuts to gruesome medical footage (quick warning to our audience!) are the least of his worries. Will was called to this Hobby Lobby for a reason, one that will throw a wrench into the ceaseless grind of his coworkers’ lives. But are his intentions for good or is he here because he’s trying to outrun some darkness?
Rebel Alliance Theatre brings another conversation provoking play to their audience at an affordable price. All performances take place at First Congregational Church in Oshkosh, 137 Algoma Blvd.
A Bright New Boise will be presented Friday and Saturday November 8th, 9th, 15th, and 16th. All shows start at 7PM (doors open at 6:30PM). Tickets for A Bright New Boise can be purchased at the door on show nights or online: ko-fi.com/rebelalliancetheatre. Ticket prices are on a sliding scale of $18-25. This show contains mature themes and parental guidance is recommended.How to get more details (Website/Phone Number): https://www.facebook.com/events/1270857253909617 Event Name: Ripon Scouts – “Scouting for Food” food drop off for the Ripon Food Pantries Event Location: Ripon Hy-Vee Event Date: 11.09.2024 Start & End Time: 8:00am to 2:00pm Event Details: Ripon Scout Troops 735 and 6737 and Cub Scout Pack 3735 are collecting non-perishable food and donations for Ripon’s Food Pantries. Our collection location is at the new Ripon Hy-Vee grocery store on Saturday, November 9, 2024 from 8 to 2. How to get more details (Website/Phone Number): Ripon Troop 735 Facebook page. Event Name: A Bright New Boise Event Location: First Congregational Church, 137 Algoma Blvd, Oshkosh 54901 Event Date: 11.08.2024 Start & End Time: 7:00 pm Event Details: Rebel Alliance Theatre presents
A Bright New Boise by Samuel D. Hunter
Friday and Saturday November 8 & 9
Friday and Saturday November 15 & 16
Doors open at 6:30PM
Showtime: 7PM
First Congregational Church
137 Algoma Blvd, Oshkosh 54901
This show contains themes that may not be comfortable for all audiences – parental guidance is encouraged.
Tickets are $18 to $25
Purchase tickets at the door or at ko-fi.com/rebelalliancetheatre
“I can start you right away. Tomorrow, even. Pays $7.25 an hour.” Will’s new job at the Boise Hobby Lobby doesn’t provide much in terms of security, but what does these days? Union busting, a busted microwave, and a constantly droning company TV that sometimes cuts to gruesome medical footage (quick warning to our audience!) are the least of his worries. Will was called to this Hobby Lobby for a reason, one that will throw a wrench into the ceaseless grind of his coworkers’ lives. But are his intentions for good or is he here because he’s trying to outrun some darkness?
Rebel Alliance Theatre brings another conversation provoking play to their audience at an affordable price. All performances take place at First Congregational Church in Oshkosh, 137 Algoma Blvd.
A Bright New Boise will be presented Friday and Saturday November 8th, 9th, 15th, and 16th. All shows start at 7PM (doors open at 6:30PM). Tickets for A Bright New Boise can be purchased at the door on show nights or online: ko-fi.com/rebelalliancetheatre. Ticket prices are on a sliding scale of $18-25. This show contains mature themes and parental guidance is recommended.How to get more details (Website/Phone Number): https://www.facebook.com/events/1270857253909617
Get one-on-one help with any questions you might have! Bring your tablet, laptop, smartphone, digital camera, and other devices, or use one of our computers.
Learn the basics of how to use this hot crafting tool to make gorgeous greeting cards, vinyl stickers, signs, and next-level decor.
Learn to use Libby, the library’s reading app. You can download books, magazine, and audiobooks for all ages,free! Bring your smartphone, Kindle, tablet, or laptop, or use one of ours.
Learn to take the best photos with your smartphone or digital camera, edit them on a computer, and store them online.
Get one-on-one help with any questions you might have! Bring your tablet, laptop, smartphone, digital camera, and other devices, or use one of our computers.
Friday Nov. 15th from noon to 5pm and Saturday Nov. 16th from 9am – 1pm
Let’s clean out our closets and trade! Maybe you’ve given up knitting but want to paint. Or you’d love to try candy making, and are bored with your fondant tools. Let’s swap!
Bring in your art and craft supplies, and you’ll get a voucher allowing you to shop for items.
All items will be FREE after noon on Saturday.
We will be contributing many items from our own over-stuffed storage space!
Don’t have anything to trade? Small cash donations are OK too.
Princeton Public Library 424 W. Water St. Princeton WI 54968 princetonpublib.org 920-295-6777
Along with the whole community, we are celebrating Christmas in Princeton this weekend! The library will be open extended hours today (9am to at least 7pm).
Movie: The Nutcracker and the Four Realms (rated PG)
Crafts: Painting wooden ornaments and decorating foam gingerbread men, snowflakes and angels.
Snacks: Chips, popcorn, milk and cookies, apple slices with caramel dip.
Games will include giant Bananagrams, giant Jenga, giant Connect 4, and reindeer antler ring toss.
At 6pm, the holiday lights parade will pass by the library. Look for the Friends of the Library walking in the parade!
After the parade, we will also be holding our annual children’s book giveaway. One new or gently used book will be given to each child until supplies are gone. To ensure we have enough to go around, we would love to have donations of gently-used and new children’s books in the weeks before the 29th.
The Chamber of Commerce will be serving cookies and hot cocoa outside the library after the parade as well, and just across the street there will be a tree lighting ceremony and caroling.
Princeton Public Library 424 W. Water St. Princeton WI 54968 princetonpublib.org 920-295-6777
– Caroling, tree lighting, hot cocoa and cookies provided at the end of the parade across from the library by the Princeton Chamber of Commerce
– Craft Sale, Bake Sale, & Lunch at St. John’s Lutheran Church (227 Harvard St.) 8am-3pm
– Festival of Trees, Silent Auction, Holiday Bake Sale and Second-Hand Item Sale at Community Hall in City Park 8am-3pm
Why bake when you can pick out a wide variety of treats at low prices at our annual cookie walk!
Fill one of our containers (or bring your own) for only $8/dozen. Attendees will be able to pick their own dozen from a wide variety of cookies, bars, chocolate-covered pretzels, etc.
We provide containers, but you can help us (and the environment) out by bringing your own. We also provide gloves for sanitary grabbing.
Donations of baked goods are gratefully accepted up to three days before the sale. Thank you!
All proceeds go to the Friends of the Library, which purchase things for the library that it could not otherwise afford.
Princeton Public Library 424 W. Water St. Princeton WI 54968 princetonpublib.org 920-295-6777
From December 23rd through the 30th, during school’s winter break, families and individuals can join us every afternoon and evening for crafts!
Drop in on any afternoon/evening. No charge. All ages are welcome!
Director
424 West Water St.
Princeton, WI 54968
920-295-6777Event Name: A Bright New Boise Event Location: First Congregational Church, 137 Algoma Blvd, Oshkosh 54901 Event Date: 11.08.2024 Start & End Time: 7:00 pm Event Details: Rebel Alliance Theatre presents
A Bright New Boise by Samuel D. Hunter
Friday and Saturday November 8 & 9
Friday and Saturday November 15 & 16
Doors open at 6:30PM
Showtime: 7PM
First Congregational Church
137 Algoma Blvd, Oshkosh 54901
This show contains themes that may not be comfortable for all audiences – parental guidance is encouraged.
Tickets are $18 to $25
Purchase tickets at the door or at ko-fi.com/rebelalliancetheatre
“I can start you right away. Tomorrow, even. Pays $7.25 an hour.” Will’s new job at the Boise Hobby Lobby doesn’t provide much in terms of security, but what does these days? Union busting, a busted microwave, and a constantly droning company TV that sometimes cuts to gruesome medical footage (quick warning to our audience!) are the least of his worries. Will was called to this Hobby Lobby for a reason, one that will throw a wrench into the ceaseless grind of his coworkers’ lives. But are his intentions for good or is he here because he’s trying to outrun some darkness?
Rebel Alliance Theatre brings another conversation provoking play to their audience at an affordable price. All performances take place at First Congregational Church in Oshkosh, 137 Algoma Blvd.
A Bright New Boise will be presented Friday and Saturday November 8th, 9th, 15th, and 16th. All shows start at 7PM (doors open at 6:30PM). Tickets for A Bright New Boise can be purchased at the door on show nights or online: ko-fi.com/rebelalliancetheatre. Ticket prices are on a sliding scale of $18-25. This show contains mature themes and parental guidance is recommended.How to get more details (Website/Phone Number): https://www.facebook.com/events/1270857253909617
Get one-on-one help with any questions you might have! Bring your tablet, laptop, smartphone, digital camera, and other devices, or use one of our computers.
Learn the basics of how to use this hot crafting tool to make gorgeous greeting cards, vinyl stickers, signs, and next-level decor.
Learn to use Libby, the library’s reading app. You can download books, magazine, and audiobooks for all ages,free! Bring your smartphone, Kindle, tablet, or laptop, or use one of ours.
Learn to take the best photos with your smartphone or digital camera, edit them on a computer, and store them online.
Get one-on-one help with any questions you might have! Bring your tablet, laptop, smartphone, digital camera, and other devices, or use one of our computers.
Friday Nov. 15th from noon to 5pm and Saturday Nov. 16th from 9am – 1pm
Let’s clean out our closets and trade! Maybe you’ve given up knitting but want to paint. Or you’d love to try candy making, and are bored with your fondant tools. Let’s swap!
Bring in your art and craft supplies, and you’ll get a voucher allowing you to shop for items.
All items will be FREE after noon on Saturday.
We will be contributing many items from our own over-stuffed storage space!
Don’t have anything to trade? Small cash donations are OK too.
Princeton Public Library 424 W. Water St. Princeton WI 54968 princetonpublib.org 920-295-6777
Along with the whole community, we are celebrating Christmas in Princeton this weekend! The library will be open extended hours today (9am to at least 7pm).
Movie: The Nutcracker and the Four Realms (rated PG)
Crafts: Painting wooden ornaments and decorating foam gingerbread men, snowflakes and angels.
Snacks: Chips, popcorn, milk and cookies, apple slices with caramel dip.
Games will include giant Bananagrams, giant Jenga, giant Connect 4, and reindeer antler ring toss.
At 6pm, the holiday lights parade will pass by the library. Look for the Friends of the Library walking in the parade!
After the parade, we will also be holding our annual children’s book giveaway. One new or gently used book will be given to each child until supplies are gone. To ensure we have enough to go around, we would love to have donations of gently-used and new children’s books in the weeks before the 29th.
The Chamber of Commerce will be serving cookies and hot cocoa outside the library after the parade as well, and just across the street there will be a tree lighting ceremony and caroling.
Princeton Public Library 424 W. Water St. Princeton WI 54968 princetonpublib.org 920-295-6777
– Caroling, tree lighting, hot cocoa and cookies provided at the end of the parade across from the library by the Princeton Chamber of Commerce
– Craft Sale, Bake Sale, & Lunch at St. John’s Lutheran Church (227 Harvard St.) 8am-3pm
– Festival of Trees, Silent Auction, Holiday Bake Sale and Second-Hand Item Sale at Community Hall in City Park 8am-3pm
Why bake when you can pick out a wide variety of treats at low prices at our annual cookie walk!
Fill one of our containers (or bring your own) for only $8/dozen. Attendees will be able to pick their own dozen from a wide variety of cookies, bars, chocolate-covered pretzels, etc.
We provide containers, but you can help us (and the environment) out by bringing your own. We also provide gloves for sanitary grabbing.
Donations of baked goods are gratefully accepted up to three days before the sale. Thank you!
All proceeds go to the Friends of the Library, which purchase things for the library that it could not otherwise afford.
Princeton Public Library 424 W. Water St. Princeton WI 54968 princetonpublib.org 920-295-6777
From December 23rd through the 30th, during school’s winter break, families and individuals can join us every afternoon and evening for crafts!
Drop in on any afternoon/evening. No charge. All ages are welcome!
Director
424 West Water St.
Princeton, WI 54968
920-295-6777Event Name: A Bright New Boise Event Location: First Congregational Church, 137 Algoma Blvd, Oshkosh 54901 Event Date: 11.08.2024 Start & End Time: 7:00 pm Event Details: Rebel Alliance Theatre presents
A Bright New Boise by Samuel D. Hunter
Friday and Saturday November 8 & 9
Friday and Saturday November 15 & 16
Doors open at 6:30PM
Showtime: 7PM
First Congregational Church
137 Algoma Blvd, Oshkosh 54901
This show contains themes that may not be comfortable for all audiences – parental guidance is encouraged.
Tickets are $18 to $25
Purchase tickets at the door or at ko-fi.com/rebelalliancetheatre
“I can start you right away. Tomorrow, even. Pays $7.25 an hour.” Will’s new job at the Boise Hobby Lobby doesn’t provide much in terms of security, but what does these days? Union busting, a busted microwave, and a constantly droning company TV that sometimes cuts to gruesome medical footage (quick warning to our audience!) are the least of his worries. Will was called to this Hobby Lobby for a reason, one that will throw a wrench into the ceaseless grind of his coworkers’ lives. But are his intentions for good or is he here because he’s trying to outrun some darkness?
Rebel Alliance Theatre brings another conversation provoking play to their audience at an affordable price. All performances take place at First Congregational Church in Oshkosh, 137 Algoma Blvd.
A Bright New Boise will be presented Friday and Saturday November 8th, 9th, 15th, and 16th. All shows start at 7PM (doors open at 6:30PM). Tickets for A Bright New Boise can be purchased at the door on show nights or online: ko-fi.com/rebelalliancetheatre. Ticket prices are on a sliding scale of $18-25. This show contains mature themes and parental guidance is recommended.How to get more details (Website/Phone Number): https://www.facebook.com/events/1270857253909617
Get one-on-one help with any questions you might have! Bring your tablet, laptop, smartphone, digital camera, and other devices, or use one of our computers.
Learn the basics of how to use this hot crafting tool to make gorgeous greeting cards, vinyl stickers, signs, and next-level decor.
Learn to use Libby, the library’s reading app. You can download books, magazine, and audiobooks for all ages,free! Bring your smartphone, Kindle, tablet, or laptop, or use one of ours.
Learn to take the best photos with your smartphone or digital camera, edit them on a computer, and store them online.
Get one-on-one help with any questions you might have! Bring your tablet, laptop, smartphone, digital camera, and other devices, or use one of our computers.
Friday Nov. 15th from noon to 5pm and Saturday Nov. 16th from 9am – 1pm
Let’s clean out our closets and trade! Maybe you’ve given up knitting but want to paint. Or you’d love to try candy making, and are bored with your fondant tools. Let’s swap!
Bring in your art and craft supplies, and you’ll get a voucher allowing you to shop for items.
All items will be FREE after noon on Saturday.
We will be contributing many items from our own over-stuffed storage space!
Don’t have anything to trade? Small cash donations are OK too.
Princeton Public Library 424 W. Water St. Princeton WI 54968 princetonpublib.org 920-295-6777
Along with the whole community, we are celebrating Christmas in Princeton this weekend! The library will be open extended hours today (9am to at least 7pm).
Movie: The Nutcracker and the Four Realms (rated PG)
Crafts: Painting wooden ornaments and decorating foam gingerbread men, snowflakes and angels.
Snacks: Chips, popcorn, milk and cookies, apple slices with caramel dip.
Games will include giant Bananagrams, giant Jenga, giant Connect 4, and reindeer antler ring toss.
At 6pm, the holiday lights parade will pass by the library. Look for the Friends of the Library walking in the parade!
After the parade, we will also be holding our annual children’s book giveaway. One new or gently used book will be given to each child until supplies are gone. To ensure we have enough to go around, we would love to have donations of gently-used and new children’s books in the weeks before the 29th.
The Chamber of Commerce will be serving cookies and hot cocoa outside the library after the parade as well, and just across the street there will be a tree lighting ceremony and caroling.
Princeton Public Library 424 W. Water St. Princeton WI 54968 princetonpublib.org 920-295-6777
– Caroling, tree lighting, hot cocoa and cookies provided at the end of the parade across from the library by the Princeton Chamber of Commerce
– Craft Sale, Bake Sale, & Lunch at St. John’s Lutheran Church (227 Harvard St.) 8am-3pm
– Festival of Trees, Silent Auction, Holiday Bake Sale and Second-Hand Item Sale at Community Hall in City Park 8am-3pm
Why bake when you can pick out a wide variety of treats at low prices at our annual cookie walk!
Fill one of our containers (or bring your own) for only $8/dozen. Attendees will be able to pick their own dozen from a wide variety of cookies, bars, chocolate-covered pretzels, etc.
We provide containers, but you can help us (and the environment) out by bringing your own. We also provide gloves for sanitary grabbing.
Donations of baked goods are gratefully accepted up to three days before the sale. Thank you!
All proceeds go to the Friends of the Library, which purchase things for the library that it could not otherwise afford.
Princeton Public Library 424 W. Water St. Princeton WI 54968 princetonpublib.org 920-295-6777
From December 23rd through the 30th, during school’s winter break, families and individuals can join us every afternoon and evening for crafts!
Drop in on any afternoon/evening. No charge. All ages are welcome!
Director
424 West Water St.
Princeton, WI 54968
920-295-6777
“Our club is delighted to be offering our holiday cheese boxes again this year,” said Noon Kiwanis President, Brian Reilly. “Our cheese sale is one of the major fundraisers we do to help support our projects throughout the year.”
The RNK is offering a Family size box, for $35, containing a 12 oz. sausage, Port Wine Cheese Spread, a package of Muenster, Medium Cheddar, and String Cheese. The Medium size box for $25 includes a package of Muenster, Medium Cheddar and a 12 oz Sausage.Event Name: A Bright New Boise Event Location: First Congregational Church, 137 Algoma Blvd, Oshkosh 54901 Event Date: 11.08.2024 Start & End Time: 7:00 pm Event Details: Rebel Alliance Theatre presents
A Bright New Boise by Samuel D. Hunter
Friday and Saturday November 8 & 9
Friday and Saturday November 15 & 16
Doors open at 6:30PM
Showtime: 7PM
First Congregational Church
137 Algoma Blvd, Oshkosh 54901
This show contains themes that may not be comfortable for all audiences – parental guidance is encouraged.
Tickets are $18 to $25
Purchase tickets at the door or at ko-fi.com/rebelalliancetheatre
“I can start you right away. Tomorrow, even. Pays $7.25 an hour.” Will’s new job at the Boise Hobby Lobby doesn’t provide much in terms of security, but what does these days? Union busting, a busted microwave, and a constantly droning company TV that sometimes cuts to gruesome medical footage (quick warning to our audience!) are the least of his worries. Will was called to this Hobby Lobby for a reason, one that will throw a wrench into the ceaseless grind of his coworkers’ lives. But are his intentions for good or is he here because he’s trying to outrun some darkness?
Rebel Alliance Theatre brings another conversation provoking play to their audience at an affordable price. All performances take place at First Congregational Church in Oshkosh, 137 Algoma Blvd.
A Bright New Boise will be presented Friday and Saturday November 8th, 9th, 15th, and 16th. All shows start at 7PM (doors open at 6:30PM). Tickets for A Bright New Boise can be purchased at the door on show nights or online: ko-fi.com/rebelalliancetheatre. Ticket prices are on a sliding scale of $18-25. This show contains mature themes and parental guidance is recommended.How to get more details (Website/Phone Number): https://www.facebook.com/events/1270857253909617
October 07, 2024
jason@thrasheroperahouse.com
Get one-on-one help with any questions you might have! Bring your tablet, laptop, smartphone, digital camera, and other devices, or use one of our computers.
Learn the basics of how to use this hot crafting tool to make gorgeous greeting cards, vinyl stickers, signs, and next-level decor.
Learn to use Libby, the library’s reading app. You can download books, magazine, and audiobooks for all ages,free! Bring your smartphone, Kindle, tablet, or laptop, or use one of ours.
Learn to take the best photos with your smartphone or digital camera, edit them on a computer, and store them online.
Get one-on-one help with any questions you might have! Bring your tablet, laptop, smartphone, digital camera, and other devices, or use one of our computers.
Friday Nov. 15th from noon to 5pm and Saturday Nov. 16th from 9am – 1pm
Let’s clean out our closets and trade! Maybe you’ve given up knitting but want to paint. Or you’d love to try candy making, and are bored with your fondant tools. Let’s swap!
Bring in your art and craft supplies, and you’ll get a voucher allowing you to shop for items.
All items will be FREE after noon on Saturday.
We will be contributing many items from our own over-stuffed storage space!
Don’t have anything to trade? Small cash donations are OK too.
Princeton Public Library 424 W. Water St. Princeton WI 54968 princetonpublib.org 920-295-6777
Along with the whole community, we are celebrating Christmas in Princeton this weekend! The library will be open extended hours today (9am to at least 7pm).
Movie: The Nutcracker and the Four Realms (rated PG)
Crafts: Painting wooden ornaments and decorating foam gingerbread men, snowflakes and angels.
Snacks: Chips, popcorn, milk and cookies, apple slices with caramel dip.
Games will include giant Bananagrams, giant Jenga, giant Connect 4, and reindeer antler ring toss.
At 6pm, the holiday lights parade will pass by the library. Look for the Friends of the Library walking in the parade!
After the parade, we will also be holding our annual children’s book giveaway. One new or gently used book will be given to each child until supplies are gone. To ensure we have enough to go around, we would love to have donations of gently-used and new children’s books in the weeks before the 29th.
The Chamber of Commerce will be serving cookies and hot cocoa outside the library after the parade as well, and just across the street there will be a tree lighting ceremony and caroling.
Princeton Public Library 424 W. Water St. Princeton WI 54968 princetonpublib.org 920-295-6777
– Caroling, tree lighting, hot cocoa and cookies provided at the end of the parade across from the library by the Princeton Chamber of Commerce
– Craft Sale, Bake Sale, & Lunch at St. John’s Lutheran Church (227 Harvard St.) 8am-3pm
– Festival of Trees, Silent Auction, Holiday Bake Sale and Second-Hand Item Sale at Community Hall in City Park 8am-3pm
Why bake when you can pick out a wide variety of treats at low prices at our annual cookie walk!
Fill one of our containers (or bring your own) for only $8/dozen. Attendees will be able to pick their own dozen from a wide variety of cookies, bars, chocolate-covered pretzels, etc.
We provide containers, but you can help us (and the environment) out by bringing your own. We also provide gloves for sanitary grabbing.
Donations of baked goods are gratefully accepted up to three days before the sale. Thank you!
All proceeds go to the Friends of the Library, which purchase things for the library that it could not otherwise afford.
Princeton Public Library 424 W. Water St. Princeton WI 54968 princetonpublib.org 920-295-6777
From December 23rd through the 30th, during school’s winter break, families and individuals can join us every afternoon and evening for crafts!
Drop in on any afternoon/evening. No charge. All ages are welcome!
Director
424 West Water St.
Princeton, WI 54968
920-295-6777
“Our club is delighted to be offering our holiday cheese boxes again this year,” said Noon Kiwanis President, Brian Reilly. “Our cheese sale is one of the major fundraisers we do to help support our projects throughout the year.”
The RNK is offering a Family size box, for $35, containing a 12 oz. sausage, Port Wine Cheese Spread, a package of Muenster, Medium Cheddar, and String Cheese. The Medium size box for $25 includes a package of Muenster, Medium Cheddar and a 12 oz Sausage.Event Name: A Bright New Boise Event Location: First Congregational Church, 137 Algoma Blvd, Oshkosh 54901 Event Date: 11.08.2024 Start & End Time: 7:00 pm Event Details: Rebel Alliance Theatre presents
A Bright New Boise by Samuel D. Hunter
Friday and Saturday November 8 & 9
Friday and Saturday November 15 & 16
Doors open at 6:30PM
Showtime: 7PM
First Congregational Church
137 Algoma Blvd, Oshkosh 54901
This show contains themes that may not be comfortable for all audiences – parental guidance is encouraged.
Tickets are $18 to $25
Purchase tickets at the door or at ko-fi.com/rebelalliancetheatre
“I can start you right away. Tomorrow, even. Pays $7.25 an hour.” Will’s new job at the Boise Hobby Lobby doesn’t provide much in terms of security, but what does these days? Union busting, a busted microwave, and a constantly droning company TV that sometimes cuts to gruesome medical footage (quick warning to our audience!) are the least of his worries. Will was called to this Hobby Lobby for a reason, one that will throw a wrench into the ceaseless grind of his coworkers’ lives. But are his intentions for good or is he here because he’s trying to outrun some darkness?
Rebel Alliance Theatre brings another conversation provoking play to their audience at an affordable price. All performances take place at First Congregational Church in Oshkosh, 137 Algoma Blvd.
A Bright New Boise will be presented Friday and Saturday November 8th, 9th, 15th, and 16th. All shows start at 7PM (doors open at 6:30PM). Tickets for A Bright New Boise can be purchased at the door on show nights or online: ko-fi.com/rebelalliancetheatre. Ticket prices are on a sliding scale of $18-25. This show contains mature themes and parental guidance is recommended.How to get more details (Website/Phone Number): https://www.facebook.com/events/1270857253909617
October 07, 2024
jason@thrasheroperahouse.com
Who’s ready for Bourbon & Tequila For A Paws?! We are so thrilled to have this amazing raffle sponsored by Antique Liquor! 
Get one-on-one help with any questions you might have! Bring your tablet, laptop, smartphone, digital camera, and other devices, or use one of our computers.
Learn the basics of how to use this hot crafting tool to make gorgeous greeting cards, vinyl stickers, signs, and next-level decor.
Learn to use Libby, the library’s reading app. You can download books, magazine, and audiobooks for all ages,free! Bring your smartphone, Kindle, tablet, or laptop, or use one of ours.
Learn to take the best photos with your smartphone or digital camera, edit them on a computer, and store them online.
Get one-on-one help with any questions you might have! Bring your tablet, laptop, smartphone, digital camera, and other devices, or use one of our computers.
Friday Nov. 15th from noon to 5pm and Saturday Nov. 16th from 9am – 1pm
Let’s clean out our closets and trade! Maybe you’ve given up knitting but want to paint. Or you’d love to try candy making, and are bored with your fondant tools. Let’s swap!
Bring in your art and craft supplies, and you’ll get a voucher allowing you to shop for items.
All items will be FREE after noon on Saturday.
We will be contributing many items from our own over-stuffed storage space!
Don’t have anything to trade? Small cash donations are OK too.
Princeton Public Library 424 W. Water St. Princeton WI 54968 princetonpublib.org 920-295-6777
Along with the whole community, we are celebrating Christmas in Princeton this weekend! The library will be open extended hours today (9am to at least 7pm).
Movie: The Nutcracker and the Four Realms (rated PG)
Crafts: Painting wooden ornaments and decorating foam gingerbread men, snowflakes and angels.
Snacks: Chips, popcorn, milk and cookies, apple slices with caramel dip.
Games will include giant Bananagrams, giant Jenga, giant Connect 4, and reindeer antler ring toss.
At 6pm, the holiday lights parade will pass by the library. Look for the Friends of the Library walking in the parade!
After the parade, we will also be holding our annual children’s book giveaway. One new or gently used book will be given to each child until supplies are gone. To ensure we have enough to go around, we would love to have donations of gently-used and new children’s books in the weeks before the 29th.
The Chamber of Commerce will be serving cookies and hot cocoa outside the library after the parade as well, and just across the street there will be a tree lighting ceremony and caroling.
Princeton Public Library 424 W. Water St. Princeton WI 54968 princetonpublib.org 920-295-6777
– Caroling, tree lighting, hot cocoa and cookies provided at the end of the parade across from the library by the Princeton Chamber of Commerce
– Craft Sale, Bake Sale, & Lunch at St. John’s Lutheran Church (227 Harvard St.) 8am-3pm
– Festival of Trees, Silent Auction, Holiday Bake Sale and Second-Hand Item Sale at Community Hall in City Park 8am-3pm
Why bake when you can pick out a wide variety of treats at low prices at our annual cookie walk!
Fill one of our containers (or bring your own) for only $8/dozen. Attendees will be able to pick their own dozen from a wide variety of cookies, bars, chocolate-covered pretzels, etc.
We provide containers, but you can help us (and the environment) out by bringing your own. We also provide gloves for sanitary grabbing.
Donations of baked goods are gratefully accepted up to three days before the sale. Thank you!
All proceeds go to the Friends of the Library, which purchase things for the library that it could not otherwise afford.
Princeton Public Library 424 W. Water St. Princeton WI 54968 princetonpublib.org 920-295-6777
From December 23rd through the 30th, during school’s winter break, families and individuals can join us every afternoon and evening for crafts!
Drop in on any afternoon/evening. No charge. All ages are welcome!
Director
424 West Water St.
Princeton, WI 54968
920-295-6777
Thrasher Opera House, where we’re bringing an amazing mix of talented performers to the stage!
From beloved returning favorites to fresh new artists, this season promises something for
everyone. Executive Director Rachael Avery couldn’t be more excited, saying, “We can’t wait to kick
off a season full of energy and variety—offering everything from blues to bluegrass, Celtic to String
Bands, and so much more.” Mark your calendars: tickets go on sale November 21! Check out our
website at www.thrasheroperahouse.com or call 920.294.4279 for all the details on this
unforgettable lineup.
Tickets $26
Fill the holidays with rock and modern blues! Chicago’s Billboard-chart-topping quartet is bringing
their Holiday Concert to town. They ignite a bright flame by harnessing a joyful friction between
Americana, folk, and rock ‘n’ roll, spiked with roots soul.
7:30 p.m. Tickets $25
Its members have long been actively re-shaping the acoustic musical landscape. Enter Duke
Ellington’s Nutcracker as they take the opportunity to salute and re-invent this wildly multi-faceted
work anew through the lens of the American string band.
p.m.
Tickets $25
The high-energy doo-wop group delivers harmonies, humor, and holiday cheer with Jingle Bell
Rock: A Harmonious Hysterical Holiday Hit. Great entertainment for the family – witty, uplifting,
and fun! A perfect blend of musical talent and comic timing.
p.m. FREE
Join us for a holiday matinee performance by the Fox Cities Swing Band! The FCSB has been
together for over twelve years and specializes in the ‘40s and ’50s jazz standards from the big band
era. The ensemble is made up of a variety of musicians from the Fox Valley area.
An audition will be held for the Missoula Children’s Theatre production of HERCULES! on Monday,
January 20, from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. Those auditioning should arrive between 3:30 and 4 p.m. and plan
to stay for two hours. Parents are welcome to stay for auditions as well. Some cast members will
be asked to stay for a rehearsal immediately following the auditions; others will be released at 6
p.m. after making cast announcements.
This program is free for participants, thanks to the support of our wonderful community.
Approximately 50-60 roles are available for local students. All students, grades 1-12, are
encouraged to audition. No preparation is necessary. If cast, a rehearsal schedule will be provided
– most students should plan on rehearsing 4-8:15 p.m. Tuesday, January 21 through Friday, January
24. The performances will be held on Saturday, January 25, at 3 and 5:30 p.m. For more
information, call Thrasher at 920.294.4279.
Approximately 50-60 local students will be putting on a production of Hercules! at the historic
Thrasher Opera House on Saturday, January 25.
Show 1 – Doors open at 2:30 p.m., show begins at 3 p.m.
Show 2 – Doors open at 5 p.m., show begins at 5:30 p.m.
Tickets are $10 for students and $15 for adults.
Tickets $26
Founded two decades ago, this Chicago-based bluegrass quartet blends performance, diplomacy,
and education. Their music, rooted in bluegrass, evolves through intricate instrumentation and
songwriting, showcased in their album Lead and Iron.
Tickets $35 (506 Session) – Limited Cocktail Seating
Milwaukee-born songwriter and performer, built his career through busking, touring, and
collaboration. With 19 albums, a book, a TEDx talk, and countless performances, he blends poetry,
social justice, and humanism into his eclectic music.
Showing 6:00 p.m. Tickets: FREE
This film weaves together live performances and interviews from the 50th anniversary of the iconic
festival, featuring some of the biggest names in the music industry, along with a wealth of archival
documentary footage from the past half century. This film not only captures the Festival in all of its
beauty and glory, but also delves deep into the rich culture of The Big Easy.
Tickets $26
Songs that weave a universal perspective about human existence’s questions, struggles, and
triumphs. The shows are guitar-driven grit and soul – electrifying and unique in the way that Porter’s
voice blends and fuses with his fretwork.
Tickets $26
Improvisational string leads matched with complex melodies, intriguing rhythms, and deep,
thumping bass grooves bring to life the melodies of the Ozark Mountains’ rolling hills and raging
rivers in this quartet’s vibrant blend of newgrass.
Tickets SOLD OUT
Improvisational string leads matched with complex melodies, intriguing rhythms, and deep,
thumping bass grooves bring to life the melodies of the Ozark Mountains’ rolling hills and raging
rivers in this quartet’s vibrant blend of newgrass.
p.m.
Tickets $26
With their acoustic string-band lineup of guitar, viola, and upright bass, given flight by ethereal,
vocal harmonies that float like a dream, the Sweet Lillies’ music has an old-time soul with a
forward-looking eye.
Tickets $30
Soul artist delivers explosive, indie-infused performances, blending rich vocals with masterful
guitar. He’s shared stages with legends like Booker T. Jones and Beth Hart. His latest release, Make
It All Work Out, is a soulful, standout single.
Tickets $30
British-born, US-based Matt Schofield, an award-winning guitarist and British Blues Hall of Famer,
has captivated global audiences with his emotive playing, influential style, and acclaimed original
compositions for 20 years.
Tickets $35
Gulf Coast rhythms and blues with deep soul. Her latest album, Shine Bright, shows her energetic
performances and award-winning legacy. “Rollicking, playful, good-time blues and intimate,…her
songs ring with emotional depth.” – Rolling Stone
Tickets $30
Two of Wisconsin’s top singer-songwriters: Adam Greuel from the lively Horseshoes & Hand
Grenades, and Sarah Vos of the folk-inspired Dead Horses. Performing original songs rich with
harmony, introspection, and soaring melodies.
Tickets $35
Slide guitar master Landreth and steel guitar virtuoso Cashdollar showcase world class guitar
skills. Landreth has collaborated with legends like Clapton, while Cashdollar, a five-time Grammy
winner that excels across genres.
Tickets $30 (SEATED)
Skerryvore has brought its performances to audiences across the globe. A mix of fiddle,
accordions, pipes, and whistles, alongside guitar and vocals, underpinned by driving bass, drums,
and keys, representing the best in contemporary Scottish traditional music.
Tickets $26 (STANDING)
Skerryvore has brought its performances to audiences across the globe. A mix of fiddle,
accordions, pipes, and whistles, alongside guitar and vocals, underpinned by driving bass, drums,
and keys, representing the best in contemporary Scottish traditional music.
Tickets $27
GRAMMY-nominated, all-woman band Della Mae unites top female musicians to promote peace
and inspire women. Led by Celia Woodsmith and Kimber Ludiker, they’ve toured 30+ countries,
spreading roots music.
Tickets $35
Formed by British session musicians in 2011, The Brit Pack delivers an authentic British Invasion
experience, performing classics from legends like The Beatles, Rolling Stones, Queen, Bowie, Elton
John, and more.
Tickets $35 (506 Session) – Limited Cocktail Seating
“Be it their foot percussion accompanying driving Nova Scotian sets, perfect blend of harmonies,
added to a stunning interplay on various instruments, an evening spent with Cassie & Maggie is a
great night…” – Irish Music Magazine
Tickets $30
Ellis’ new acoustic album, Naked Truth is a departure and an arrival, steeped in folk blues
traditions. After four decades of electric blues-rock, Ellis taps into the raw essence of blues,
fulfilling a longtime dream for his fans.
Tickets $35
“Mysticssippi” blues man Harry Manx blends Indian folk melodies with slide guitar blues, a sprinkle
of gospel and compelling grooves. Manx is a prolific artist, releasing 12 albums in a 12-year span,
and has won six Juno Awards.
Tickets $35
Paul has created an innovative and impressive career, pleasing crowds with his muscular brand of
roots music—bluesy, rocking, and thoroughly Southern Americana. “…a rare and addictive mixture
of soul, wit, humor, and musicality.” – Mark Knopfler
Tickets $37
Born in Southern California, she began songwriting at 15. A figure in L.A.’s music scene, she rose to
prominence through collaborations with Linda Ronstadt and her solo success, blending folk, rock,
and heartfelt storytelling.
Tickets: FREE
The Low-Phe Life is an animated-documentary-comedy series about living with PKU—a rare
metabolic disorder. PKU or phenylketonuria inhibits a person’s ability to break down protein.
People with PKU, like Kurt Sensenbrenner the series’ director, must adhere to a strict low protein
diet of fruits and vegetables, and drink a supplemental formula multiple times a day for
their entire life to avoid serious neurological and physical side effects.
Thrasher Opera House’s mission is to promote the arts and the power of live performance, provide
a community gathering place, and preserve the historic Thrasher Opera House. A charming,
intimate, friendly venue with excellent acoustics. Built-in 1910, restored in 1997, and on the
National Register of Historic Places. Seats 200. For more information, please visit
www.thrasheroperahouse.com
November 14, 2024
CONTACT: Jason Mansmith
920.294.4279
jason@thrasheroperahouse.com
will host a Pop-Up Performance featuring Beth Bombara on Thursday, November 21.
Performance from Beth Bombara: 6:30 pm
506 Session – Cocktail style seating
Beth Bombara’s It All Goes Up is for this moment what Kathleen Edwards’ Back To Me was
for the early 2000s. It’s all there – the songwriting first and foremost with a voice that
connects on a raw, emotional level alongside production led by Bombara’s undeniable
musicality, retaining the intimacy of being wholly conceived by the artist
herself. Bombara’s last album, Evergreen, was well-received by fans and media alike. “The
likes of Aimee Mann and Jewel are fair comparisons,” noted the L.A. Weekly, “every tone is
tinged with emotion, nothing is wasted.” With It All Goes Up, Bombara has risen to a new
level and let some light in. “There’s more light, more hope in this record,” she says, “and it
feels more positive sonically, as well.” These songs were written during the chaos of the
past couple years, and the time found Bombara looking for silver linings, writing to keep
herself positive and keep her mind open and fresh. She continues, “During the pandemic I
reconnected with an old guitar that had been collecting dust in my closet for many years.
It’s a classical guitar, and I wrote a lot of the songs for this record on it, which brought
something different to them and took the tone of the record in a new direction.” Bombara’s
songwriting certainly did take a turn – upwards, in more ways than one.
With a suggested $25 donation at the door, both new and current donors will receive a tax
receipt for their contribution. New donors will also automatically become members
through our year-end drive. Your support helps preserve this historic venue and ensures
our arts programming continues to inspire and connect the community.
• Early access to tickets
• Exclusive member-only events
• Recognition in Thrasher materials
• Priority updates and newsletters
• Support for arts and community programs
• Contribution to the preservation of a historic venue
This performance is presented by Ric Damm Photography.
Thrasher Opera House’s mission is to promote the arts and the power of live performance,
provide a community gathering place, and preserve the historic Thrasher Opera House.
Built in 1910, restored in 1997, and listed on the National Register of Historic Places, it is a
charming, intimate, and friendly venue with excellent acoustics, seating 200. For more
information, please visit www.thrasheroperahouse.com or find us @thrasheroperahouse
on Facebook and Instagram.
