Special North-side Last Omro Thursday Night Market
We will be holding the last Thursday Night Market in Fox & Hounds Park in honor of the north side ending road construction on October 4th from 4-7 pm. Come, celebrate with us! FREE cake for the community (until out). Shop, dine and enjoy the final market of the season. Sport your “I Survived Omro” t-shirt to receive a special gift at the Future Omro table.
For those who missed the bridge re-opening ceremony on Aug. 9th Wondering why did we do this, it was a re-enactment from Omro’s bridge opening in the 1970’s a tradition which dates back to some of the first bridges in Omro. Thank you to Mayor Larry Wright, Ali Boese, Joyce Barkow, Poppy Princess and Cory for helping Future Omro pull this together.
Hosted by Immanuel United Methodist Church Women, 401 W. Fond du Lac Street, Ripon.
Fri., Oct. 5
Bazaar & bake sale 10:30a-1:30p; salad luncheon 11a-1:30p. Salad luncheon tickets: Adults in advance $8, at door $9; chidren ages 4-11 are $3; children under 3 are free.
Turkey casserole, baked lima beans, German potato salad, salads, dessert & beverage.
Saturday, October 13th, Neshkoro Scarecrow Festival.
Put on your imagination caps and create a scarecrow for Neshkoro’s annual Scarecrow Fest in downtown Neshkoro on Saturday, October 13th.
There are 3 categories: Business/Organizations, Individual, and kids.
1st prize $25, 2nd prize $15 and third prize of $10 for each category.
Along with the contest, they will have a petting zoo, refreshments, craft fair, and free face painting sponsored by Neshkoro Enhancement Committee from 10am-3pm.
You won’t want to miss this annual event! Enjoy tasty s’mores and outdoor games as the sun sets, followed by Informed Stargazing with Paul Kinzer, Star Lab Director. Join us at a new location for an improved viewing experience. Meet at the library with your vehicle at either 5:30 OR 5:45 P.M. to follow a lead car 20 minutes to a rural residence. High powered stargazing equipment, snacks, fire and games provided. Chair or blanket recommended.
These programs are free and open to the public. Call the library at 748-6160 or contact Mandy Sprague at msprague@riponlibrary.org for more information.
Saturday, October 13th, Neshkoro Scarecrow Festival.
Put on your imagination caps and create a scarecrow for Neshkoro’s annual Scarecrow Fest in downtown Neshkoro on Saturday, October 13th.
There are 3 categories: Business/Organizations, Individual, and kids.
1st prize $25, 2nd prize $15 and third prize of $10 for each category.
Along with the contest, they will have a petting zoo, refreshments, craft fair, and free face painting sponsored by Neshkoro Enhancement Committee from 10am-3pm.
You won’t want to miss this annual event! Enjoy tasty s’mores and outdoor games as the sun sets, followed by Informed Stargazing with Paul Kinzer, Star Lab Director. Join us at a new location for an improved viewing experience. Meet at the library with your vehicle at either 5:30 OR 5:45 P.M. to follow a lead car 20 minutes to a rural residence. High powered stargazing equipment, snacks, fire and games provided. Chair or blanket recommended.
These programs are free and open to the public. Call the library at 748-6160 or contact Mandy Sprague at msprague@riponlibrary.org for more information.
All Saints Parish will hold its annual Harvest Dinner on SUNDAY, OCTOBER 14 in the Parish Social Hall on Highway 49 south of Berlin. An old-fashioned chicken dinner with all the trimmings, including homemade pie, will be served from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Carry-outs will also be available. The dinner costs $10 for adults, $5 for children ages 5-10. Children under 5 eat free.
Fri., Oct. 19, 11:30a-1p, Boys & Girls Club of the Tri-County Area. Honoring Deputy Bruce Williams, who died while protecting and serving his community 15 years ago.
Meal: BBQ Pork sandwich, chips, pickle & dessert. $6 for a single sandwich meal & $8 for a 2-sandwich meal.
Dine in or free delivery. For delivery, please email fopluncheon@gmail.com on or before Tuesday, Oct. 16.
Markesan Resident Home located at 1130 N. Margaret Street in Markesan offers complimentary wellness and vital checks on the third Friday of each month from 2 pm to 2:30 pm. No appointment is necessary, just stop by. All wellness checks are free, confidential and done with a licensed care practitioner.
The next wellness check date is Friday, October 19th from 2pm to 2:30pm (Spooktacular Bingo kicks off at 2:30pm. This is free gaming, fun, camaraderie, snacks and prizes too! Guests are invited to wear a costume).
Fri., Oct. 19, 11:30a-1p, Boys & Girls Club of the Tri-County Area. Honoring Deputy Bruce Williams, who died while protecting and serving his community 15 years ago.
Meal: BBQ Pork sandwich, chips, pickle & dessert. $6 for a single sandwich meal & $8 for a 2-sandwich meal.
Dine in or free delivery. For delivery, please email fopluncheon@gmail.com on or before Tuesday, Oct. 16.
Markesan Resident Home located at 1130 N. Margaret Street in Markesan offers complimentary wellness and vital checks on the third Friday of each month from 2 pm to 2:30 pm. No appointment is necessary, just stop by. All wellness checks are free, confidential and done with a licensed care practitioner.
The next wellness check date is Friday, October 19th from 2pm to 2:30pm (Spooktacular Bingo kicks off at 2:30pm. This is free gaming, fun, camaraderie, snacks and prizes too! Guests are invited to wear a costume).
A gathering of traditional crafts and skills with demonstrations featuring knowledge and techniques given from the heart by people who truly enjoy what they do.
Vendors/Items available: Amish rockers, baskets, dried mixes, folk art paintings, yarn, wood carving, pottery, straw weavings, rugs & weaving, soaps, jewelry & clothing, wood furniture, needle felting, papier mache, metal sculptures, photography, candles, garlic leeks, gourds, apples, honey, kettle corn, pasture-fed beef, lamb, pork, buffalo, chickens, eggs, salsa, pickles, European Bakery, stained glass, tire mats, and much more!
A gathering of traditional crafts and skills with demonstrations featuring knowledge and techniques given from the heart by people who truly enjoy what they do.
Vendors/Items available: Amish rockers, baskets, dried mixes, folk art paintings, yarn, wood carving, pottery, straw weavings, rugs & weaving, soaps, jewelry & clothing, wood furniture, needle felting, papier mache, metal sculptures, photography, candles, garlic leeks, gourds, apples, honey, kettle corn, pasture-fed beef, lamb, pork, buffalo, chickens, eggs, salsa, pickles, European Bakery, stained glass, tire mats, and much more!
Head over to the library after hours on Friday, October 26 at 6 P.M. for a Zombie Dice Tournament for adults and teens (12+)! Zombie Dice is a quick-to-learn game that offers an unique twist to the zombie genre. Players act as zombies who want brains! Compete to be the first to collect 13 brains while avoiding getting blasted away by the local human population. Don’t miss out on free fun, food, and a chance to win a copy of the game! Doors lock at 6:00 P.M. Please arrive a few minutes before the program starts to ensure you don’t miss out!
The Ripon Public Library is a great experience for all ages, and the staff is very helpful. They always have a smile on their faces. It’s a great addition to our community because of all of the different course they offer and the welcoming environment.
These programs are free and open to the public. Call the library at 748-6160 or contact Mandy Sprague at msprague@riponlibrary.org for more information.
Head over to the library after hours on Friday, October 26 at 6 P.M. for a Zombie Dice Tournament for adults and teens (12+)! Zombie Dice is a quick-to-learn game that offers an unique twist to the zombie genre. Players act as zombies who want brains! Compete to be the first to collect 13 brains while avoiding getting blasted away by the local human population. Don’t miss out on free fun, food, and a chance to win a copy of the game! Doors lock at 6:00 P.M. Please arrive a few minutes before the program starts to ensure you don’t miss out!
The Ripon Public Library is a great experience for all ages, and the staff is very helpful. They always have a smile on their faces. It’s a great addition to our community because of all of the different course they offer and the welcoming environment.
These programs are free and open to the public. Call the library at 748-6160 or contact Mandy Sprague at msprague@riponlibrary.org for more information.
Saturday, October 27th, 2018- The Duel: A Pairing & Piano Event hosted by The Boys & Girls Club of the Tri-County @ Royal Ridges (Ripon), 5:00PM-11:00PM (Tickets Required)
Spooktacular Bingo at Town Square brings the fun for all ages. Doors open at 6:00 pm and gaming begins at 6:30 pm. Bring your most festive and win prizes!
Progressive Jackpot: $???
Play 13 games including two bonus games in final blackout jackpot.
13 Game packets:
$10 – plays 1 card per game
$15 – plays 3 cards per game
$20 – plays 6 cards per game
$25 – plays 9 cards per game
Single game cards also available
Concessions available including: beer, wine, soda, chips, $2 Sheboygan hot dogs and more!
Blackout must be obtained within first 52 balls drawn or less.
If jackpot is not won in the prescribed number of balls drawn, a consolation jackpot of $100 will be paid to the session’s blackout BINGO winner.
The next month’s BINGO session black-out jackpot will increase by $100 and the required ball count will also increase by one ball. This arrangement will continue until the progressive blackout is won in a subsequent session.
After the progressive jackpot is awarded, the jackpot will be reset at $500 with a 52 ball count requirement once again at the next session.
Saturday, October 27th, 2018- The Duel: A Pairing & Piano Event hosted by The Boys & Girls Club of the Tri-County @ Royal Ridges (Ripon), 5:00PM-11:00PM (Tickets Required)
Spooktacular Bingo at Town Square brings the fun for all ages. Doors open at 6:00 pm and gaming begins at 6:30 pm. Bring your most festive and win prizes!
Progressive Jackpot: $???
Play 13 games including two bonus games in final blackout jackpot.
13 Game packets:
$10 – plays 1 card per game
$15 – plays 3 cards per game
$20 – plays 6 cards per game
$25 – plays 9 cards per game
Single game cards also available
Concessions available including: beer, wine, soda, chips, $2 Sheboygan hot dogs and more!
Blackout must be obtained within first 52 balls drawn or less.
If jackpot is not won in the prescribed number of balls drawn, a consolation jackpot of $100 will be paid to the session’s blackout BINGO winner.
The next month’s BINGO session black-out jackpot will increase by $100 and the required ball count will also increase by one ball. This arrangement will continue until the progressive blackout is won in a subsequent session.
After the progressive jackpot is awarded, the jackpot will be reset at $500 with a 52 ball count requirement once again at the next session.
Every Monday at 2:00 P.M., enjoy newly released films, free on the big screen at Ripon Public Library! For an updated film schedule, descriptions, and movie trailers, visit our website at www.riponlibrary.org/MondayMatinees. Popcorn refreshments provided.
The Ripon Public Library is a great experience for all ages, and the staff is very helpful. They always have a smile on their faces. It’s a great addition to our community because of all of the different course they offer and the welcoming environment.
These programs are free and open to the public. Call the library at 748-6160 or contact Mandy Sprague at msprague@riponlibrary.org for more information.
