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| JUNE 2009 |
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Grande Mariner, cruise ship docking near the Wisconsin Maritime Museum, 8am - 6 pm, www.smallships.us |
| 3 |
Summer Concert Series featuring "Manitowoc Lutheran High School Jazz Band & Singers", Old School in Mishicot on lawn, Outdoor summer concert for the entire family every Wednesday evening throughout the summer, bring a lawn chair or blanket and enjoy a wide variety of musical entertainment, refreshments available, FREE, 7 pm, 920-755-2190, www.mishicot.org |
| 4 |
Music Under the Stars "Bob Buxbaum, Central Park, Two Rivers, Trumpet Concert and Variety, 7 pm, in case of rain, concert will be in the JE Hamilton Community House, www.two-rivers.org |
| 4 |
Garden Party, Holy Family Memorial Medical Center's Heritage Garden, benefiting the Heritage Garden & the Providence Fund, www.hfmhealth.org |
| 5 |
Frogging 101, Woodland Dunes, Back by popular demand, you don't want to miss Woodland Dunes naturalists and their froggy friends as they lead you through an evening of learning and fun. After a program in the Nature Center, we will hike along one of Woodland Dunes trails to a pond where we'll look and listen for our new friends. Call 920-793-4007 to register. www.woodlanddunes.com |
| 5 |
SS Badger Carferry double sailing begins, sailing twice per day: Arriving Manitowoc at 11 am & 10:55 pm
Departing Manitowoc at 1:15 pm & 12:30 am
800-841-4243, www.ssbadger.com |
| 6 |
Homegrown Heritage Breakfast, Pinecrest Historical Village, Enjoy a delicious breakfast of locally produced foods in support of local history preservation, Silent auction of locally produced items, 8-10 am, 684-4445, www.mchistsoc.org |
| 6 |
Point Beach State Forest Open House, Two Rivers, Free park admission, 794-7480, www.wiparks.net |
| 6 |
Balloon Glow, Downtown Manitowoc, in conjunction with the Air Show, 920-482-1650, www.ThunderOnTheLakeshore.com |
| 6-7 |
"Thunder on the Lakeshore" Northeast Wisconsin's Premier Air Show, Manitowoc County Airport, 17th Annual Manitowoc airshow featuring top military and professional aerobatic performers, US & Canadian military jets & helicopters, family-oriented event. Balloon rides are on both Saturday and Sunday mornings, Gates open at 7 am,
482-1650, www.ThunderOnTheLakeshore.com |
| 7 |
Kids Fishing Contest, Camp Sinawa, free and sponsored by local Sportsman's Clubs, 773-2666 |
| 7 |
Breakfast in the Forest, Point Beach State Forest, Two Rivers, 794-7480, www.friendsofpointbeach.org/events |
| 9 |
"Johny Len", FREE concert at Washington Park in Manitowoc, 6:30-8:30 pm |
| 10 |
"Joe LaForce/Kimes", FREE concert at Washington Park in Manitowoc, 6:30-8:30 pm |
| 10 |
Summer Concert Series featuring "Roncalli High School Jazz Band & Singers", Old School in Mishicot on lawn, Outdoor summer concert for the entire family every Wednesday evening throughout the summer, bring a lawn chair or blanket and enjoy a wide variety of musical entertainment, refreshments available, FREE, 7 pm, 920-755-2190, www.mishicot.org |
| 11 |
Book Reading & Signing, LaDeDa Book Store, Manitowoc, Come celebrate and celebrate with Kathryn Gahl upon the publication of her first book, "Life Drawing Class", 920-682-7040, www.ladedabooks.com |
| 11 |
Music Under the Stars Flag Day Ceremony - TR Municipal Band, Central Park, Two Rivers, 7 pm, in case of rain, concert will be in the JE Hamilton Community House, www.two-rivers.org |
| 11 |
The Garth Neustadter Trio, Gardens at Felician Village, Free concert to kick off its Summer Coffee House Concert Series, offering a variety of music including popular songs, country/bluegrass, jazz, Celtic and inspirational, hamburgers, brats & beverages will be available at the concert, 6:30-7:30 pm, FREE, 920-684-7171, ext. 255 |
| 12-14 |
Bluegrass Festival, Heritage Farm, N2251 State Rd 42, Kewaunee, Camping, fun, and an old-fashioned celebration of the cultural history of one of America's most unique and influential art forms is what we are all about for this three day event. So be prepared to have a good time, learn a little somethin' and maybe most importantly - make some new friends!
920-388-0604, ahr@tm.net, www.agriculturalheritage.org |
| 13 |
Choice Vision 09, Hamilton Community House, public is invited for a day of inspirational speakers both locally and national, music, free resources, booth displays, food & beverages. Choice Vision's goal is to contribute something unique and special towards society's efforts in combating addiction, contact Michelle at 242-7778 for more information, 3-9:30 pm |
| 13 |
19th Annual Garden Fair, Washington Park, Manitowoc, Gardener's paradise! Featuring annuals, perennials, herbs, garden art, fine crafts, antiques, statuary, furniture and food. Rain or shine, FREE, 10 am - 3:30 pm, 682-2050 |
| 13 |
Wacky Weekend Workshops: Painted Pet Rocks, Rahr West Art Museum, Hard to find the perfect gift for Dad? Give a painted rock. 1-3 pm, FREE, 683-4501, www.rahrwestartmuseum.org |
| 13 |
R2R (Rahr to Rahr) Bike Ride, Cooperating organizations include Rahr West Art Museum, Manitowoc Public School District, Manitowoc Noon Optimists, Manitowoc Police Department, and the Manitowoc-Two Rivers YMCA, event begins at Rahr West Art Museum and goes to Rahr School Forest in Two Rivers. Activities for the day include a bike rodeo, a bike safety presentation, licensing of bikes and helmet check, a 34-mile bike ride from the museum to the school forest and back, the unveiling of the sculpture/ bike rack "Late for a Date" created by Paul Kaufman and Craig Fraunfelder, sponsorships and donations welcome, 8 am, www.rahrwestartmuseum.org |
| 14 |
Breakfast on the Farm, Misty Moon Dairy Farm, 1050 Hwy J, Reedsville, Appearance by Alice in Dairyland, crowning of the new Dairy Princess and Miss Farm Bureau at 9:30 am, Children's Activity Center, Guided Farm Tours, Breakfast will also be served, fee charged, 8 am-noon, 775-4599 |
| 14 |
"Tenth Avenue North"--New Artist of the Year, Roncalli High School, live concert with opening acts including Rachel Seidl and Kelly Underwood, tickets on sale at Manitowoc Coffee, call 920-242-0560, www.rockministryonline.com |
| 16 |
"Becky Marquardt", FREE concert at Washington Park in Manitowoc, 6:30-8:30 pm |
| 17 |
Music on the Farm-Bob Kuether Orchestra, Heritage Farm, N2251 State Rd 42, Kewaunee, enjoy the delicious food and refreshments available at many of these events. 6-10 pm, 920-388-0604, ahr@tm.net, www.agriculturalheritage.org |
| 17 |
"Michaels Saints", FREE concert at Washington Park in Manitowoc, 6:30-8:30 pm |
| 17 |
Summer Concert Series featuring "Talk of the Town", Old School in Mishicot on lawn, performing Dixieland & New Orleans-style jazz & swing, Outdoor summer concert for the entire family every Wednesday evening throughout the summer, bring a lawn chair or blanket and enjoy a wide variety of musical entertainment, refreshments available, FREE, 7 pm, 920-755-2190, www.mishicot.org |
| 17 |
Music from the Mansion, Lincoln High School Orchestra, Rahr West Art Museum, 6:30 - 7:30 pm, lemonade & cookie stand sponsored by the Sunrise Optimists, 683-4501 |
| 18 |
"Manitowoc Marine Band", FREE concert at Washington Park in Manitowoc, 7 pm |
| 18 |
Music Under the Stars, Mike Retzinger & Force of Nature, Central Park, Two Rivers, Acoustic Folk & Rock, 7 pm, in case of rain, concert will be in the JE Hamilton Community House, www.two-rivers.org |
| 18-21 |
Parade of Homes, Manitowoc County, resented by the Manitowoc County Home Builders Association, view homes for new ideas, admission charged, 684-6222, www.manitowoccountyhomebuilders.com |
| 19-20 |
Metro Jam, Washington Park, Manitowoc, live entertainment of various music styles including jazz, blues, folk, alt-country, Americana, classic and original rock, Headlining on Saturday will be "Fastball" which has singles such as "The Way" and "Out of My Head" that have topped the billboard charts in 1998. Food and beverages available by the Manitowoc Jaycees, 683-5980, www.metrojam.org |
| 19-21 |
2nd Annual Whitelaw Wienerfest, Downtown Whitelaw, presented by Berge's Whitelaw Sausage Company, great entertainment and events all weekend including bands and parade on Sunday, stay tuned for updated event listing, www.whitelawsausage.net |
| 19-20 & 26-28 |
"As Big as Texas", Palace of Reifs Mills, 7 pm, Sunday show at 1 pm, 732-3172, www.palaceofrm.com |
| 20-July 26 |
Wisconsin Landscapes, RiverEdge Galleries, Mishicot, free public reception 6/20 from 1-4 pm, 755-4777, www.riveredgegalleries.com |
| 20 |
Show Me Saturday's Wood Stove Cooking Workshop, Pinecrest Historical Village, Make a connection with the past by discovering the art of cooking on a woodstove. Workshop participants will prepare and cook a lunch using the oven and stovetop of our historic ovens, fee charged, 10 am-1 pm, 684-4445, www.mchistsoc.org |
| 20 |
Lakeshore Tractor Rally, Heritage Farm, N2251 State Rd 42, Kewaunee, From 2005 to 2007 all our participants were treated to a fantastic scenic ride through Northeastern Wisconsin's most beautiful byways. In 2008, we followed the Ahnapee Trail, Rustic Roads in Northern Kewaunee County and Southern Door County. In 2008, we also started and completed our tour in Algoma at Algoma Motors. This makes trucking your tractors much simpler. 920-388-0604, ahr@tm.net, www.agriculturalheritage.org |
| 20 |
4th Annual Bus Trip, Mishicot Historical Museum, Bus trip to Hannahville for Potawatomi Powwow, land of Chief Mishicot, www.mishicot.org |
| 21 |
19th Annual Maritime Bay Bike Classic, Downtown Manitowoc, enjoy bike racing at its best, along with other family activities, food and refreshments, giveaways, etc., www.maritimebayclassic.com |
| 21 |
Father's Day Enduro Races, 141 Speedway, Francis Creek, main gates open at 1 pm, racing begins at 2 pm, fee charged, (920) 863-3377, www.141speedway.com |
| 22 |
HFM Samaritan Day Fundraiser, Branch River Country Club, presented by Holy Family Memorial, Golf, Tennis & Croquet Event, benefiting the Samaritan Endowment & the Providence Fund, www.hfmhealth.org |
| 23 |
Cardboard Sculptures and Aluminum Foil Robots, Rahr West Art Museum, The Young Artists program is for students ages 6 to 12, there is an 11 am or 1 pm session and classes will be held on the following dates, June 23, 30, July 7, 14, 21, 28, August 4 & 11, classes are limited, $2 per student per session, 683-4501, www.rahrwestartmuseum.org |
| 23 |
"Homebrew", FREE concert at Washington Park in Manitowoc, 6:30-8:30 pm |
| 24 |
"Shockwire", FREE concert at Washington Park in Manitowoc, 6:30-8:30 pm |
| 24 |
Summer Concert Series featuring "Kiel Municipal Band Patriotic concert", Old School in Mishicot on lawn, Outdoor summer concert for the entire family every Wednesday evening throughout the summer, bring a lawn chair or blanket and enjoy a wide variety of musical entertainment, refreshments available, FREE, 7 pm, 920-755-2190, www.mishicot.org |
| 24 |
Music on the Farm, Heritage Farm, N2251 State Rd 42, Kewaunee, Music on the Farm promises great dancing and listening music for the 2009 season. Kick up your heels and enjoy the delicious food and refreshments available at many of these events. 920-388-0604, ahr@tm.net, www.agriculturalheritage.org |
| 25 |
"Manitowoc Marine Band", FREE concert at Washington Park in Manitowoc, 7 pm |
| 25 |
Totally Talented Teen Summer Program, Rahr West Art Museum, program is for teens ages 13-17 that would enjoy sculpture, painting, drawing and a variety of other art-making processes, classes to be held June 25, July 2, 9, 16, 23 & 30 and August 6 & 13, $2 per student, preregistration required, 1-2:30 pm, 683-4501, www.rahrwestartmuseum.org |
| 25 |
Ice Cream Sundae Thursday, Central Park, Two Rivers, help celebrate Two rivers being the Birthdplace of the Ice Cream Sundae, serving $.25 ice cream sundaes and live music, children events and more, 793-5590, www.two-rivers.org |
| 25 |
Music Under the Stars, Sundae Thursday, Central Park, Two Rivers, TR Municipal Band, 7 pm, in case of rain, concert will be in the JE Hamilton Community House, www.two-rivers.org |
| 26 |
Cool City Classic Car Show Cruise Night Show, Two Rivers, Friday evening cruise through town, 5-9 pm, 794-1482, www.trmainstreet.org |
| 26-27 |
River Rendezvous - 40th Celebration, Wisconsin Maritime Museum, celebration of the 40th birthday of the Maritime Museum, members-only reception on Friday including a Torchlight Canoe Flotilla of boats on the Manitowoc River from 8:15 to 9:15 pm, Saturday Community Day events include free museum admission, fur-trade re-enactors in Shipbuilder's Park and an opportunity to paddle the river in canoes or kayaks, 866-724-2356, www.wisconsinmaritime.org, Mainly Manitowoc celebrates River Rendezvous with a juried art show, music & entertainment, food and farmers market...Quay Street will be closed off north of 8th Street, 920-242-3245, www.mainlymanitowoc.com |
| 27 |
Country Garden Party Luncheon & Fashion Show, Heritage Farm, Kewaunee, 920-388-0604, ahr@tm.net, www.agriculturalheritage.org |
| 27 |
Liberty All-Breed Dog Show, Manitowoc County Expo, 683-4378, www.manitowoccountyexpo.com |
| 27 |
Garden Walk 2009, various gardens in Manitowoc, hosted by the Manitowoc County Master Gardener Volunteers, tickets with maps of the gardens on the tour are available at each garden on the day of the walk, $7 donation, adults and children over 12 are welcome, no pets, 9 am-4 pm rain or shine |
| 27 |
Cool City Classic Car Show, Washington Street, Two Rivers, up to 100 classic and older cars will be on display, competitions, vendors and food available, 794-1482, www.trmainstreet.org |
| 27-28 |
Manitowoc County Radio Club Field Day, LTC Public Safety Training Center, 12 pm - 12 pm, 686-8281, www.w9dk.com |
| 27-28 |
Antique Tractor Show, Newton Firefighters Park, 682-9247 |
| 28 |
Annual Variety Show, Manitowoc Senior Center, Doors open at 1 pm with the show to begin at 1:30 pm, open to the public and refreshments will be served, 920-683-4508 |
| 29 |
"Holy Family Conservatory", FREE concert at Washington Park in Manitowoc, 6:30-8:30 pm |
| 30 |
"Doc Retzinger", FREE concert at Washington Park in Manitowoc, 6:30-8:30 pm |
| 30 |
Recycled Barnyard Landscapes, Rahr West Art Museum, The Young Artist program is for students ages 6 to 12, Pick the 11 am or the 1 pm session, classes to be held June 23, 30, July 7, 14, 21, 28, August 4 & 11, pre-registration required as classes fill up, $2 per student per session, 683-4501, www.rahrwestartmuseum.org |
| JULY 2009 |
| 1 |
Two Rivers Ice Cream Social & Community Screening, J.E. Hamilton Community House, Ice cream generously provided by Kemps, Wisconsin Manitowoc-Two Rivers Hometown Stories are being previewed from Wisconsin Public Television, FREE public event, 2 pm, 1-608-265-4437, www.wisconsinstories.org |
| 1 |
Manitowoc Community Screening, Capitol Civic Centre, Wisconsin Hometown Stories featuring Manitowoc-Two Rivers are being previewed at 7 pm, FREE public event, 1-608-265-4437, www.wisconsinstories.org |
| 1 |
"Peter Honzik", FREE concert at Washington Park in Manitowoc, 6:30-8:30 pm |
| 1 |
Summer Concert Series featuring "Z Brass Quintet", Old School in Mishicot on lawn, Outdoor summer concert for the entire family every Wednesday evening throughout the summer, bring a lawn chair or blanket and enjoy a wide variety of musical entertainment, refreshments available, FREE, 7 pm, 920-755-2190, www.mishicot.org |
| 2 |
"Manitowoc Marine Band", FREE concert at Washington Park in Manitowoc, 7 pm |
| 2 |
Music Under the Stars, Day Spring, Central Park, Two Rivers, Contemporary Christian Sounds, Band & Chorale Group, 7 pm, in case of rain, concert will be in the JE Hamilton Community House, www.two-rivers.org |
| 3-5 |
N.E.W. Salmon Derby, Manitowoc Marina, 684-3933, www.newglsf.org |
| 4 |
Manitowoc City Picnic & Fireworks, Picnic at Washington Park in Manitowoc with live entertainment, 12 - 4 pm, fireworks at dusk on the Manitowoc Lakefront, 683-4530 |
| 4 |
July 4th Celebration, Walsh Field in Two Rivers, Community sponsored fireworks display including community sing-a-long and Municipal band concert, FREE, 793-5590, www.two-rivers.org |
| 4 |
Dynamite Destruction Derby, 141 Speedway, Francis Creek, Fireworks, main gates open at 5 pm, show begins at 7 pm, $10 admission,
(920) 863-3377, www.141speedway.com |
| 5 |
July 4th Enduro Races, 141 Speedway, Francis Creek, main gates open at 1 pm, racing begins at 2 pm, fee charged, (920) 863-3377, www.141speedway.com |
| 6 |
Wisconsin Hometown Stories: Manitowoc-Two Rivers, Wisconsin Public Radio, broadcast premiere on Wisconsin Public Television at 8 pm. Learn more about Wisconsin history at www.wisconsinstories.org |
| 7 |
"Abraxas", FREE concert at Washington Park in Manitowoc, 6:30-8:30 pm |
| 7 |
Matisse Fish Vase, Rahr West Art Museum, The Young Artist program is for students ages 6 to 12, Pick the 11 am or the 1 pm session, classes to be held June 23, 30, July 7, 14, 21, 28, August 4 & 11, pre-registration required as classes fill up, $2 per student per session, 683-4501, www.rahrwestartmuseum.org |
| 8 |
"LaForce/Kimes & Friends", FREE concert at Washington Park in Manitowoc, 6:30-8:30 pm |
| 8 |
Music from the Mansion, Students from the Silver Lake College Conservatory, Rahr West Art Museum, 6:30 - 7:30 pm, lemonade & cookie stand sponsored by the Sunrise Optimists, 683-4501 |
| 8 |
Summer Concert Series featuring "Kids & Grandkids Night", Old School in Mishicot on lawn, featuring "Cookie" Kids Show plus the magic of Ryan Kamien, pony rides, petting zoo, Party Pizzazz bouncer, crime dog McGruff, cotton candy wagon and more! FREE, 6 pm, 920-755-2190, www.mishicot.org |
| 9 |
"Manitowoc Marine Band Concert", FREE concert at Washington Park in Manitowoc, 7 pm |
| 9 |
KIDS from Wisconsin performance, Capitol Civic Centre, talented Wisconsin KIDS will be in Manitowoc to perform a Broadway-type show with song & dance, they have been main stage performers at the Wisconsin State Fair, 5pm family matinee and 8 pm show, 920-901-9322 www.kidsfromwisconsin.com |
| 9 |
Music Under the Stars, Johnny Len, Central Park, Two Rivers, Variety, Country Western & Requests, 7 pm, in case of rain, concert will be in the JE Hamilton Community House, www.two-rivers.org |
| 10-11 |
French Creek Days, Village of Francis Creek, Pla-Mor Park, 684-0733, www.franciscreek.org |
| 10-12 |
Cool Cities RC Jet Meet, Manitwo Flyers Club Field, 3716 E Hillcrest Rd, Two Rivers, Sponsored by the Manitwo Flyers, Radio-controlled model aeronautics event on the newest and best field in the Midwest, 9 am-5 pm, food, beverages and snacks available, fee charged, contact Al at 920-793-2715 for more information or www.manitwoflyers.com |
| 11 |
German Fest, Pinecrest Historical Village, Celebrate Manitowoc County's German heritage with music by Die Tiroler Musikanten, German food and beer, craft demonstrations, family activities and an evening dance with the Jerry Schneider Band, 1-8 pm, 684-4445, fee charged, www.mchistsoc.org |
| 11 |
Krazy SaturDaze, Downtown Manitowoc, sidewalk sales, live entertainment, children's activities, horse-drawn wagon rides, food and craft vendors, 8 am, 682-4669, www.manitowocdowntown.org |
| 11 |
2nd Annual Ladies Festival, Von Stiehl Winery, Algoma, Themed tents including: "Indulgence, Entertainment & the Token Man Tent", Shopping faire & Specialty foods, enjoy the new wine created for LOTV: "Naughty Girl", $30/person includes commemorative glass and 2 fills of wine, a chocolate truffle and a massage by a licensed therapist, 11 am-7 pm, 800-955-5208, www.vonstiehl.com |
| 11 |
Kids Exploraday, Woodland Dunes, Two Rivers, Explore a pond, go on a geode hunt and join an insect safari! Six explorations to try, 9-11:30 am, 793-4007, www.woodlanddunes.com |
| 14 |
Music Under the Stars, Clipper City Chordsmen, Central Park, Two Rivers, Barbershop, 7 pm, in case of rain, concert will be in the JE Hamilton Community House, www.two-rivers.org |
| 14 |
"Harrison Sky", FREE concert at Washington Park in Manitowoc, 6:30-8:30 pm |
| 14 |
Grande Mariner, cruise ship docks near Wisconsin Maritime Museum, 8am - 6 pm, www.smallships.us |
| 14 |
Wacky Weekend Workshops: Whimsical Windsocks, Rahr West Art Museum, Catch the wind with a colorful Windsock, 1-3 pm, FREE, 683-4501, www.rahrwestartmuseum.org |
| 14 |
Aluminum Picasso Painting, Rahr West Art Museum, The Young Artist program is for students ages 6 to 12, Pick the 11 am or the 1 pm session, classes to be held June 23, 30, July 7, 14, 21, 28, August 4 & 11, pre-registration required as classes fill up, $2 per student per session, 683-4501, www.rahrwestartmuseum.org |
| 15 |
Ultimate Tribute III, Capitol Civic Centre, presented by Brennan Seehafer Productions, www.cccshows.org |
| 15 |
Summer Concert Series featuring "Two Rivers Municipal Band", Old School in Mishicot on lawn, Outdoor summer concert for the entire family every Wednesday evening throughout the summer, bring a lawn chair or blanket and enjoy a wide variety of musical entertainment, refreshments available, FREE, 7 pm, 920-755-2190, www.mishicot.org |
| 16 |
"Manitowoc Marine Band", FREE concert at Washington Park in Manitowoc, 7 pm |
| 16 |
Music Under the Stars, Mango Bros. - Rod Scheurer Duo, Central Park, Two Rivers, Island Music, 7 pm, in case of rain, concert will be in the JE Hamilton Community House, www.two-rivers.org |
| 17 |
Fish Fantasy Parade, 17th Street to the Lake front downt Zlatnik Dr. to 22nd Street, sponsored by Two Rivers Optimist Club, 901-9284, 6 pm, judygoodchild@charter.net |
| 17-19 |
31st Annual Kiwanis Fish Derby, Walsh Field, Two Rivers, derby begins at 12:01am Friday and ends at 2pm on Sunday, 794-4401, www.trkiwanis.org |
| 18 |
Manitowoc Jaycees Silver Creek Shootout, Silver Creek Park, Manitowoc, 18-hole Frisbee golf tournament starting at 12 pm. The event cost is $10 and that includes a custom stamped disc and a mini disc marker. There are 2 divisions, beginner and advanced. Preregister by calling 920-682-4425 or visit www.manitowocjaycees.org |
| 18 |
Acoustic Fest, Washington Park, Manitowoc, an acoustic music festival including blues, jazz, Celtic, bluegrass, rock and classical, children's entertainer and activities, various art and craft vendors, food and beverages for sale, 11:30 am - 9 pm, FREE, 684-8499, www.acousticfest.org |
| 18-19 |
Scenic Shore 150 Bike Tour, UW Manitowoc, This 150 mile bike tour is a fully supported 2-day cycling event that is open to riders of all ages and abilities. One of Wisconsin's most popular bike rides, the Scenic Shore 150 is the largest locally organized and supported event for the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society. It begins in Mequon and travels north along Lake Michigan to Potowatomi State Park in Sturgeon Bay. Fully supported with rest stops every 10-12 miles, delicious food, prizes and amazing scenery. 262-790-4701, www.lls.org/wi/ss150 |
| 18-19 |
Family Overnight Program, Wisconsin Maritime Museum, Ahoy mates! Looking for a unique family vacation? The Family Overnight is your opportunity to spend the night aboard USS COBIA, the nation's most fully restored World War II Submarine, 866-724-2356, www.wisconsinmaritime.org |
| 21 |
"Becky Marqvardt & Friends", FREE concert at Washington Park in Manitowoc, 6:30-8:30 pm |
| 21 |
Watercolor Monsters/Paper Bag City Scape, Rahr West Art Museum, The Young Artist program is for students ages 6 to 12, Pick the 11 am or the 1 pm session, classes to be held June 23, 30, July 7, 14, 21, 28, August 4 & 11, pre-registration required as classes fill up, $2 per student per session, 683-4501, www.rahrwestartmuseum.org |
| 21 |
Clipper City Chordsmen, Gardens at Felician Village, Free concert to kick off its Summer Coffee House Concert Series, hamburgers, brats & beverages will be available at the concert, 6:30-7:30 pm, FREE, 920-684-7171, ext. 255 |
| 22 |
"Spark Plugs", FREE concert at Washington Park in Manitowoc, 6:30-8:30 pm |
| 22 |
Music on the Farm-Mark Jirikovic Band, Heritage Farm, N2251 State Rd 42, Kewaunee, enjoy the delicious food and refreshments available at many of these events. 6-10 pm, 920-388-0604, ahr@tm.net, www.agriculturalheritage.org |
| 22 |
Music Under the Stars, Manitowoc Marine Band, Central Park, Two Rivers, 7 pm, in case of rain, concert will be in the JE Hamilton Community House, www.two-rivers.org |
| 22 |
Summer Concert Series featuring "The Dorf Kapelle", Old School in Mishicot on lawn, Perfoming authentic German, Austrian, Swiss & Czech music, Outdoor summer concert for the entire family every Wednesday evening throughout the summer, bring a lawn chair or blanket and enjoy a wide variety of musical entertainment, refreshments available, FREE, 7 pm, 920-755-2190, www.mishicot.org |
| 23 |
"Manitowoc Marine Band", FREE concert at Washington Park in Manitowoc, 7pm |
| 23 |
Music Under the Stars, Two Rivers Marine Band, Central Park, Two Rivers, 7 pm, in case of rain, concert will be in the JE Hamilton Community House, www.two-rivers.org |
| 23-26 |
12th Annual Mishicot Riverfest, Mishicot Village Park, Enjoy carnival rides, music, food & fish boil, car show, truck & tractor pulls, Milwaukee Brewers Racing Sausage races and a gigantic parade in the heart of Mishicot. Sunday hours begin at 11 am with parade, 4 pm-midnight, FREE, 920-755-2190, www.mishicotriverfest.com |
| 24 |
The Northern Tier Bike Tour, staying overnight in Manitowoc and then boarding the S.S. Badger, www.americabybicycle.com |
| 24-25 |
Manitowoc County Relay for Life, Two Rivers High School, Fundraiser for American Cancer Society, begins at 6 pm July 24th and ends at 10 am on July 25th, 920-323-3017 (Sharon) or 920-242-6008 (Ron) |
| 25 |
141 Speedway Races, Francis Creek, 10th Point Race, main gates open at 5 pm, racing begins at 7 pm, fee charged, (920) 863-3377, www.141speedway.com |
| 25 |
2009 Manitowoc Ultimate Hat Tournament, Manitowoc Public School District Soccer Fields, Hat style tournament of the game "Ultimate". More details of the game and registration information available on the website,
9 am-6 pm, 920-973-3241, info@mufc.us, www.mufc.us |
| 26 |
Music Under the Stars, Lakeshore Wind Ensemble, Washington Park Band Stand, Two Rivers, 7 pm, www.lakeshorewindensemble.org |
| 28 |
Van Gogh Drawings, Rahr West Art Museum, The Young Artist program is for students ages 6 to 12, Pick the 11 am or the 1 pm session, classes to be held June 23, 30, July 7, 14, 21, 28, August 4 & 11, pre-registration required as classes fill up, $2 per student per session, 683-4501, www.rahrwestartmuseum.org |
| 28 |
"Rod Scheuer Group", FREE concert at Washington Park in Manitowoc, 6:30-8:30 pm |
| 29 |
"Shockwire", FREE concert at Washington Park in Manitowoc, 6:30-8:30 pm |
| 29 |
Zoo Camp - Diets, Lincoln Park Zoo, registration required, tour the zoo and see how the keepers feed and care for the animals, ages 7-10, $10 fee, 9-11 am, 683-4685 |
| 29 |
Summer Concert Series featuring "Manitowoc Marine Band", Old School in Mishicot on lawn, Outdoor summer concert for the entire family every Wednesday evening throughout the summer, bring a lawn chair or blanket and enjoy a wide variety of musical entertainment, refreshments available, FREE, 7 pm, 920-755-2190, www.mishicot.org |
| 30 |
Music Under the Stars, Michael Reynolds Band, Washington Park, Two Rivers, 7 pm, in case of rain, concert will be in the JE Hamilton Community House, www.two-rivers.org |
| 30 |
"Manitowoc Marine Band", FREE concert at Washington Park in Manitowoc, 7 pm |
| 30-Aug 6 |
Deaf Pilots Assn. Fly-in, Holiday Inn, 682-6995, voice/VP, www.deafpilots.org |
| 31 |
Heartland Patchwork Bike Tour, overnighting in Manitowoc and then traveling east on the S.S. Badger, www.cycleamerica.com |
| AUGUST 2009 |
| 1 |
Reedsville Community Under the Stars, Reedsville Fire Fighters Park, a day of fun and games, entertainment and food to promote community organizations and family fun for in our community, 920-901-9417, ragd@reedsville.org |
| 1-Sept. 6 |
Riveredge Galleries 25th Anniversary Exhibition, RiverEdge Galleries, Mishicot, Wisconsin artists Patrick Farrell, Warren Colescott, John Wilde and others. Free public reception 8/1 from 1-4 pm, 755-4777, www.riveredgegalleries.com |
| 1-2 |
Czech & Kolache Festival, Heritage Farm, N2251 State Rd 42, Kewaunee, Fresh Kolaches will be available for sale beginning at 9 am, Chicken Booyah at 11 am and Kolache & Bird Roll demonstration @ 11:30, Czech music for dancing and listening and Sing-a-longs throughout the day and into the evening, threshing barn and stable, display of antique instruments and poster display of Northeastern Wisconsin, admission charged, 920-388-0604, ahr@tm.net, www.agriculturalheritage.org |
| 2 |
Music Under the Stars, TR Municipal Band Pie & Ice Cream Social, Washington Park, Two Rivers, Old Fashioned concert, 1:30 pm, in case of rain, concert will be in the JE Hamilton Community House, www.two-rivers.org |
| 4 |
Mobiles, Rahr West Art Museum, The Young Artist program is for students ages 6 to 12, Pick the 11 am or the 1 pm session, classes to be held June 23, 30, July 7, 14, 21, 28, August 4 & 11, pre-registration required as classes fill up, $2 per student per session, 683-4501, www.rahrwestartmuseum.org |
| 5 |
Zoo Camp - Farm Life, Lincoln Park Zoo, registration required, see how the keepers take care of the petting barn animals and learn about the farmers' role in our society, ages 4-6, $10 fee, 9-11 am, 683-4685 |
| 5 |
Summer Concert Series featuring "Elvis Presley tribute band--Tony Rocker", Old School in Mishicot on lawn, Tony performs as Elvis and then as the "Vegas era" Elvis. Outdoor summer concert for the entire family every Wednesday evening throughout the summer, bring a lawn chair or blanket and enjoy a wide variety of musical entertainment, refreshments available, FREE, 7 pm, 920-755-2190, www.mishicot.org |
| 6 |
SAGBRAW 2009 Bike Tour, group passing through Manitowoc County, www.bikewisconsin.com |
| 6 |
Music Under the Stars, TR Municipal Band, Washington Park, Two Rivers, Highlights Concert, 7 pm, in case of rain, concert will be in the JE Hamilton Community House, www.two-rivers.org |
| 6-8 |
Annual USS COBIA Crew Reunion, Wisconsin Maritime Museum, The crew of USS COBIA will gather for their annual reunion in Manitowoc! Museum visitors can meet the crewmen and their families, listen to the stories from COBIA's years in service and hear COBIA's engines come to life during an engine startup on Saturday, August 8, 866-724-2356, www.wisconsinmaritime.org |
| 7 |
Community Care Day, Central Park, Two Rivers, Visit downtown merchants, 9 am - 5 pm, 794-1482 www.trmainstreet.org |
| 7 |
Maxwell Street Day & Ping Pong Ball Drop, Two Rivers downtown, Visit merchants downtown for great buys, www.trmainstreet.org |
| 7 |
Kayak-Canoe Swap, Community House in Two Rivers, 10 am - 2 pm, FREE, philslunch@charter.net |
| 7-8 |
Rogers Street Days, Rogers Street Fishing Village, Two Rivers, A museum fundraiser and community celebration featuring live music, smelt, burgers, brats, beverages, crawfish (on Saturday), kayak parade and games for kids. Museum admission FREE on Sat from noon to 4pm. 793-5905, www.rogersstreet.org |
| 7-9 |
Lakeshore Weekend for Kids-Benefitting Children's Hospital of Wisconsin, Manitowoc Lakefront, 19th Annual family-oriented fundraising event featuring dragon boat racing, children's entertainment and fames, a kid's fishing derby, live bands, silent auction, raffle, pancake breakfast and more. All proceed benefit Children's Hospital of Wisconsin, a Children's Miracle Network Facility, Begins Friday 5 pm, ends Sun. 5 pm, FREE, 686-9446, randyheinzen@sbcglobal.net |
| 8 |
Butterfly Festival, Woodland Dunes, learn about butterflies and the plants that attract them. Butterfly and caterpillar demonstrations, art projects, tours of the garden and wildflower hikes, snacks available for purchase, 9am - noon, 793-4007, www.woodlanddunes.com |
| 8 |
5th Annual Mariners Trail-a-thon, Mariners Trail, trail walk and fun run, onsite auction, 684-0828, www.marinerstrail.net |
| 8 |
Great Northern WI Horse Show, Manitowoc County Expo, 683-4378, www.manitowoccountyexpo.com |
| 8 |
Wacky Weekend Workshops: Hawaiian Leis & Headdresses, Rahr West Art Museum, Visit the islands with your custom made lei & headdress, 1-3 pm, FREE, 683-4501, www.rahrwestartmuseum.org |
| 8-9 |
5th Annual Tisch Mills Fest, Downtown Tisch Mills, Come visit historic downtown Tisch Mills, co-ed softball tournaments, parade at 5pm, fireworks at dusk and the band "Mercury Rising" playing from 7-midnight, tischmillsfest@yahoo.com |
| 8-9 |
Family Overnights, Wisconsin Maritime Museum, Ahoy mates! Looking for a unique family vacation? The Family Overnight is your opportunity to spend the night aboard USS COBIA, the nation's most fully restored World War II Submarine, 866-724-2356, www.wisconsinmaritime.org |
| 9 |
27th Annual Kiwanis Car Show, Washington Park, Manitowoc, Show car registration begins at 8 am, food, beverages and auto-related vendors on site, several children's activities including coin scramble, admission is free, 10 am - 4 pm, for more information contact Tim at tterp@amfam.com |
| 11 |
Tennis Show Landscapes, Rahr West Art Museum, The Young Artist program is for students ages 6 to 12, Pick the 11 am or the 1 pm session, classes to be held June 23, 30, July 7, 14, 21, 28, August 4 & 11, pre-registration required as classes fill up, $2 per student per session, 683-4501, www.rahrwestartmuseum.org |
| 12 |
Zoo Camp - River Life, Lincoln Park Zoo, registration required, take a walk down to the river and zoo pond and see what you can find, ages 7-10, $10 fee, 9-11 am, 683-4685 |
| 12 |
Summer Concert Series featuring "Clipper City Chordsmen with special guests The Baylander Chorus", Old School in Mishicot on lawn, a twin bill evening of a capella and barbershop harmony singing. Outdoor summer concert for the entire family every Wednesday evening throughout the summer, bring a lawn chair or blanket and enjoy a wide variety of musical entertainment, refreshments available, FREE, 6:30 pm, 920-755-2190, www.mishicot.org |
| 13 |
Music Under the Stars, Deb Rohr & Becky Markvardt, Washington Park, Two Rivers, Highlights Concert, 7 pm, in case of rain, concert will be in the JE Hamilton Community House, www.two-rivers.org |
| 13 |
Lee Alex & Lloyd Gosz, Gardens at Felician Village, Free concert to kick off its Summer Coffee House Concert Series, hamburgers, brats & beverages will be available at the concert, 6:30-7:30 pm, FREE, 920-684-7171, ext. 255 |
| 14-16 |
"Fabric of the Lakeshore", National Quilt Show, Heritage Farm, N2251 State Rd 42, Kewaunee, 920-388-0604, ahr@tm.net, www.agriculturalheritage.org |
| 14-16 & 21-22 |
"Now That's Italian", Palace of Reifs Mills, 7 pm, Sunday show at 1 pm, 732-3172, www.palaceofrm.com |
| 15 |
Sand Sculpture Contest, Point Beach State Forest, Two Rivers, 794-7480 |
| 15 |
Carol Rose Wester Memorial Race, Red Arrow Park, Two & Five-mile walk/Run benefiting the Cancer Care Center Patients & Families, www.hfmhealth.org |
| 15 |
Town of Two Creeks Sesquicentennial Celebration, Town of Two Creeks Town Hall, 5128 E. Tapawingo Rd, Two Creeks, picnic with opening ceremonies starting at 11 am, Ray Rollins Polka Band, Antique displays, children's activities, clowns, horse-drawn rides, milk bottle tournament, food and refreshments served all day, 920-755-2057, jsreyno@hotmail.com |
| 15-16 |
The Civil War Remembered, Pinecrest Historical Village, Relive the Civil War through education programs, battle re-enactments, civilian demonstrators, music, sutlers and much more! 920-684-4445, www.mchistsoc.org |
| 19 |
Zoo Camp - Diets, Lincoln Park Zoo, registration required, tour the zoo and see how the keepers feed and care for the animals, ages 7-10, $10 fee, 9-11 am, 683-4685 |
| 19 |
Summer Concert Series featuring "Newtonburg Brass Band", Old School in Mishicot on lawn, Historic turn of the century town band in full costume. In conjunction with Zion United Methodist Church ice cream social at the Old School. Outdoor summer concert for the entire family every Wednesday evening throughout the summer, bring a lawn chair or blanket and enjoy a wide variety of musical entertainment, refreshments available, FREE, 6:30 pm, 920-755-2190, www.mishicot.org |
| 19 |
Music from the Mansion, Adam Marantez, Rahr West Art Museum, 6:30 - 7:30 pm, lemonade & cookie stand sponsored by the Sunrise Optimists, 683-4501 |
| 20 |
Music Under the Stars, Z Brass Quintet, Washington Park, Two Rivers, Highlights Concert, 7 pm, in case of rain, concert will be in the JE Hamilton Community House, www.two-rivers.org |
| 20 |
United Way Manitowoc County Kickoff, Mariners Trail between Manitowoc & Two Rivers, 2009's theme is "coming together" as the community of Manitowoc County, 100s of people joining hands along the Mariners Trail, with the message of holding each other up during difficult economic times. Together, we can and will successfully navigate the challenges, 920-682-8888, www.unitedwaymanitowoc.org |
| 25-30 |
Manitowoc County Fair-Wisconsin's Blue Ribbon Fair, Manitowoc County Expo, $10 admission daily, 920-683-4378, www.manitowoccountyexpo.com |
| 26 |
Summer Concert Series featuring "The Del Rays", Old School in Mishicot on lawn, Shake, Rattle and roll with the 1950's Doo Wop rock-n-roll plus a classic car cruise show and street dance. Outdoor summer concert for the entire family every Wednesday evening throughout the summer, bring a lawn chair or blanket and enjoy a wide variety of musical entertainment, refreshments available, FREE, 6:30 pm, 920-755-2190, www.mishicot.org |
| 26 |
Music on the Farm-Jerry Voelker Band, Heritage Farm, N2251 State Rd 42, Kewaunee, enjoy the delicious food and refreshments available at many of these events. 6-10 pm, 920-388-0604, ahr@tm.net, www.agriculturalheritage.org |
| 27 |
Music Under the Stars, Garth Neustadter Trio, Washington Park, Two Rivers, Highlights Concert, 7 pm, in case of rain, concert will be in the JE Hamilton Community House, www.two-rivers.org |
| 31 |
SS Badger Carferry double sailing ends:
Arrives Manitowoc @ noon; Departs Manitowoc @ 2 pm, 800-841-4243, www.ssbadger.com
|
| SEPTEMBER 2009 |
| 2 |
Summer Concert Series featuring "Rod Scheur and Friends", Old School in Mishicot on lawn, Outdoor summer concert for the entire family every Wednesday evening throughout the summer, bring a lawn chair or blanket and enjoy a wide variety of musical entertainment, refreshments available, FREE, 6:30 pm, 920-755-2190, www.mishicot.org |
| 3 |
Music Under the Stars, Two Rivers Senior Center Chorus, Washington Park, Two Rivers, Highlights Concert, 7 pm, in case of rain, concert will be in the JE Hamilton Community House, www.two-rivers.org |
| 5-6 |
Kites Over Lake Michigan, Neshotah Beach, Two Rivers, a kite festival that's fun for the entire family featuring huge show kites flying over the lake and banners along the beach, demonstrations of single, dual and quad line kites, kite-making and special races for the kids, an indoor kite display at the J.E. Hamilton Community House on Saturday and Sunday, Saturday night fly and bonfire on the beach, 793-9599, www.uniqueflyingobjects.com |
| 6 |
Labor Day Enduro Races, 141 Speedway, Francis Creek, main gates open at 1 pm, racing begins at 2 pm, fee charged, (920) 863-3377, www.141speedway.com |
| 11-12 |
Sputnikfest, Downtown Manitowoc, a celebration of the 1962 crash landing of apiece of the satellite Sputnik in Manitowoc! Festivities will include a film festival, juried art fair and much more! 683-4501, www.sputnikfest.com |
| 12 |
141 Speedway Championship Night Races, Francis Creek, 17th & Final Point Race, main gates open at 5 pm, racing begins at 7 pm, fee charged, (920) 863-3377, www.141speedway.com |
| 12 |
4th Annual Rotary Lobsterfest, Washington Park, sponsored by the Manitowoc, Two Rivers & Sunrise Rotary Clubs, join us for a traditional "live" Maine lobster dinner, entertainment provided, table-top decorating contest, 50/50 raffle and much more, other food and beverages available, prepaid reservations only, 920-758-9196, www.rotarylobsterfest.org |
| 12 |
FFA Tractor Pull, Heritage Farm, N2251 State Rd 42, Kewaunee, 920-388-0604, ahr@tm.net, www.agriculturalheritage.org |
| 12 |
Pig to Pig Walk, Larry's Piggly Wiggly, Manitowoc, 6 miles along Lake Michigan on Mariners Trail from Piggly Wiggly in Manitowoc to Fox's Piggly Wiggly in Two Rivers to benefit Manitowoc County Habitat for Humanity. $15 per person, $30 per family. Registration at 8 am, with walk beginning at 8:30 am, Food, prizes, refreshments available after walk with free t-shirts going to the first 300 registered walkers, 682-4931, 259customerservicemanager@shopthepig.com |
| 12 |
Wacky Weekend Workshops: Spudnik, Rahr West Art Museum, Celebrate Sputnikfest II with an intergalactic alien or awesome spaceship, 1-3 pm, FREE, 683-4501, www.rahrwestartmuseum.org |
| 12 |
5th Annual Craft/Vendor Party, Newton Fire House (6528 Carstens Lake Road), join us for our craft/vendor party featuring 20+ vendors/crafters, Hamburger/Brat Fry & bake sale, indoor shopping, Free admission and door prizes, 323-0992 |
| 12-13 |
Manitowoc County Kennel Club Dog Show, Manitowoc County Expo, 683-4378, www.manitowoccountyexpo.com |
| 12-Oct. 3 |
Small Works II, RiverEdge Galleries, Mishicot, original artworks in a variety of media, free public reception on 9/12 from 1-4 pm, 755-4777, www.riveredgegalleries.com |
| 13 |
Church Open House, Various churches in the area, The doors of the Churches are open and will welcome all to come in and see and learn about the history of the various Churches, sponsored by the Golden K-Kiwanis of Manitowoc, 1-4 pm |
| 14-16 & 21-22 |
Now That's Italian, the Palace of Reifs Mills Dinner Theatre, original variety show with live music and comedy and theme buffet , Fri-Sat shows at 7 pm and Sun at 1 pm, 732-3172, www.palaceofrm.com |
| 16 |
Harvest Ride to the Island, Bike Tour, passing through Manitowoc, stopping at the Wisconsin Maritime Museum, in Manitowoc from 9 am-
5 pm, www.shuttleguytours.com |
| 18-19 |
Wagners RV Campfest, Manitowoc Co. Expo, Family camping event that offers camping, music, food, games and activities designed to let our customers know how much we appreciate their business. Fee charged, barb@wagnersrv.com, 920-434-2380 |
| 19 |
6th Annual Show & Shine Car Show, Bolle's French Creek Inn Park, Francis Creek, Up to 100 cars displayed, $5 entry fee per vehicle, all types welcome, food stand and refreshments available, music, prizes, special show car "The Blue Max Drag Car" on display, proceeds to benefit the youth sports program, FREE admission, 8 am-4 pm, Call Dennis at 920-682-1421 for more information |
| 19 |
Black Tie Dinner, Heritage Farm, N2251 State Rd 42, Kewaunee, 920-388-0604, ahr@tm.net, www.agriculturalheritage.org |
| 19 |
Ethnic Fest, Central Park, Two Rivers, celebrate more than 60 cultures from around the world with ethnic foods, music, dance, craft vendors, entertainment, fun for the whole family, 9 am Parade of Nations, 10 am Mariachis de Mexico, 11:30 am Omo-Ana Children of the Spirit of the Drum, 1 pm Maxwell Street Klezmer Band, 3 pm Brule' - AIRO (American Indian Rock Opera), 9am - 5:30pm, 794-1482, www.trmainstreet.org |
| 19 |
Oktoberfest at Kurtz's, Kurtz's Pub & Deli, Two Rivers, celebrate the local German heritage with live music, food and beverages, 11am-9pm, FREE, 920-793-1222 |
| 19 |
Dynamite Destruction Derby, 141 Speedway Races, Francis Creek, main gates open at 5 pm, show begins at 7 pm, fee charged, (920) 863-3377, www.141speedway.com |
| 19-20 |
Wet Whistle Wine Festival, Von Stiehl Winery, Algoma, Grape Stomp, Wine Tasting, Music by the Groove Hogs, Spark Plugs, Specialy Foods and Fine Art Show, special food and wine pairing in the von Stiehl Galerie, please call ahead to reserve your spots. children under 12 free—must be accompanied by an adult, Sat: 10 am-6 pm, Sun: 10 am-4 pm, 800-955-5208, www.vonstiehl.com |
| 20 |
Bluegrass Concert-Cody Shuler & Pine Mountain Railroad, Two Rivers High School Auditorium, "Excellent instrumentation, lead vocals, high harmonies, bluegrass just doesn't get any better." Hank Janney, WGTV, 7:30 pm, fee charged, 794-7258, www.bluegrassbrad.org |
| 23 |
Music on the Farm, Heritage Farm, N2251 State Rd 42, Kewaunee, Music on the Farm promises great dancing and listening music for the 2009 season. Kick up your heels and enjoy the delicious food and refreshments available at many of these events. 920-388-0604, ahr@tm.net, www.agriculturalheritage.org |
| 26 |
Fall Harvest Barn Dance, Pinecrest Historical Village, Take a break from the fall harvest and enjoy an evening barn dance featuring the Twin Hill String Band and callers Bob & Pat Kelm, 5-8 pm, 684-4445, fee charged, www.mchistsoc.org |
| 26 |
100 Years of Hollywood, Capitol Civic Centre, creator Neil Berg is bringing five of the finest singers on Broadway from hit musicals such at Phantom of the Opera, Evita, Fiddler and Les Miserables. 7:30 pm, fee charged, 684-2184, www.cccshows.org |
| 26-27 |
National Alpaca Farm Days, LondonDairy Alpaca Ranch, Two Rivers, Support education of the alpacas, all alpaca farms are open to visitors. Visit one of Wisconsin's longest established herds at Londondairy. See baby alpacas and shop in the Alpaca Threads Fiber Studio, 10 am-3 pm, 793-4165, www.londondairyalpacas.com |
| 26-27 |
Heritage Days at Luxemburg Fairgrounds, Kewaunee, 920-388-0604, ahr@tm.net, www.agriculturalheritage.org |
| 30 |
Artesian WELS, Gardens at Felician Village, Free concert to kick off its Summer Coffee House Concert Series, hamburgers, brats & beverages will be available at the concert, 6:30-7:30 pm, FREE, 920-684-7171, ext. 255 |
| OCTOBER 2009 |
| 3 |
Clint Black, Capitol Civic Centre, Grammy award-winning country singer songwriter superstar, 7:30 pm, fee charged, 683-2184, www.cccshows.org |
| 3 |
Christmas Tree Coffee Cake, Kringle & Hoska Christmas Bread Baking Classes, Heritage Farm, Kewaunee, 8:00 am & 9:00 am, classes led by JoAnn Vogel & Delores Kupsh, 920-682-6615, www.agriculturalheritage.org |
| 3 |
Oktoberfest/Volkswalk, Downtown Manitowoc, join this fun, outdoor, family-friendly 6-mile walk/jog/run event through historic downtown Manitowoc and along the scenic lakeshore. After the walk, everyone can enjoy sidewalk sales, in-store craft projects, Art in the Park and many areas of entertainment throughout the downtown area, complete with authentic German food and drink, 8:30 am rain or shine, 652-0100, www.downtownmanitowoc.org |
| 3 |
7th Annual Commodore's Ball - "The Burger Tradition", Wisconsin Maritime Museum, annual fundraiser that has become the ultimate Lakeshore Event. Jim Ruffalo, Present of Burger Boat, will be the evening's honored guest, reservations limited to the first 200, 866-724-2356, www.wisconsinmaritime.org |
| 3-4 |
Fontanini Weekend, The Old School in Mishicot, 30% off retired Fontanini items, special event piece available, 920-755-4560, www.theoldschoolgifts.com |
| 10 |
Applefest, Central Park & J.E. Hamilton House, Two Rivers, apple growers sale, bake sale, apple baking contest, apple pie social, arts & crafts and entertainment, FREE, 9am-4pm, 920-755-2775, www.trmainstreet.org |
| 10 |
Oktoberfest, Waverly Inn, Two Rivers, 11 am-8 pm, 794-1709 |
| 10 |
Wacky Weekend Workshops: Personal Placemats, Be ready for lunch with your own beautiful placemat, 1-3 pm, FREE, 683-4501, www.rahrwestartmuseum.org |
| 10-Nov. 8 |
Autumn Harvest Group Exhibition, RiverEdge Galleries, Mishicot, free public reception 10/10 from 1-4 pm, 755-4777, www.riveredgegalleries.com |
| 11 |
SS Badger Carferry sailing ends, 800-841-4243, www.ssbadger.com |
| 11-25 |
The Art of Table setting, Rahr West Art Museum, this annual exhibition of table arrangements created by community members is a treasured icon of thematic displays that bring back memories and offer new decorating ideas, FREE, 683-4501, www.rahrwestartmuseum.org |
| 15 |
Bluegrass Concert-Junior Sisk & Rambler's Choice, Two Rivers High School Auditorium, Junior's soulful and sometimes haunting vocals, reminiscent of the late, great, Carter Stanley, who happens to be his hero, have captivated audiences for years, 7:30 pm, fee charged, 794-7258, www.bluegrassbrad.org |
| 16-18 |
Halloween Bash, Point Beach State Forest, campsite decorating, trick-or-treating, pumpkin carving, etc., 920-794-7480 www.friendsofpointbeachsf.org/events |
| 16-18 & 23-24 |
"Hoffbrau Haus", Palace of Reifs Mills, 7 pm, Sunday show at 1 pm, 732-3172, www.palaceofrm.com |
| 17 |
Oktoberfest, Heritage Farm, N2251 State Rd 42, Kewaunee, Polka Mass at 10:30 with Fr. Bill O'Brien and the Clete Bellin Band--a German Dinner will be served at 11:30. Entertainment and dancing from 1:00 -5:00. Dance & Entertainment tickets available for $8.00 --a German Band and the Edleweiss Dancers from Manitowoc under the Direction of Frau Stalzer. German Beer, other refreshments and food available all day. Come & enjoy demonstrations of saurkraut-making and German foods. All the buildings and displays on the farm are open along with the wonderful Heritage Gift Shoppe. Bring your family and spend a fantastic day on an old Czech Farmstead, 10 am - 5 pm, 800-388-0604, www.agriculturalheritage.org |
| 17 |
OwlFest, Woodland Dunes, Demonstrations on how live owls are captured, banded and released, plus family nature activities, food and more, 8 am-noon, fee charged, 793-4007, www.woodlanddunes.com |
| 17 |
22nd Annual Pumpkinfest, Downtown Mishicot, Family fun day, music, food, games, pumpkin pancakes at the school, polka band, pumpkin beer, Clydesdale Horse & Wagon rides, arts/crafts, Native American vendors, parade at noon, 8 am - 4 pm, 920-755-4560, www.mishicot.org |
| 17 |
Coffee, Sweets & Scholarships, Felician Village in the Wisconsin Room at the Gardens, presented by the PEO Chapter CD, a fundraising event to provide women financial help to continue their education. Coffee, sweet treats, live music and auction, $5 admission, 9-11:30 am, contact Judy with questions at 684-0828 |
| 23-24 |
Art and About Fall Tour, Various locations in Manitowoc County,
920-684-3006 www.artandabout54220.blogspot.com |
| 23-24 & 30 |
Haunted Barn, Lincoln Park Zoo, Maze of frights and fun in the Big Red Barn, refreshments, games and a haunted trail for the brave, 5-9 pm,
683-4685 |
| 24 |
Pinecrest Historical Village closes for the season, 684-4445, www.mchistsoc.org |
| 24 |
Crime Prevention Day, Manitowoc Co. Expo, 10 am-3 pm, 683-4378, www.manitowoccountyexpo.com |
| 28 |
Music on the Farm-Orv Konop Band, Heritage Farm, N2251 State Rd 42, Kewaunee, enjoy the delicious food and refreshments available at many of these events. 6-10 pm, 920-388-0604, ahr@tm.net, www.agriculturalheritage.org |
| 30 |
Altar Boyz, Capitol Civic Centre, named Off-Broadway's outstanding new musical and fan favorite three years running, Altar Boyz is full of sinfully specatular dancing and irreverent humor, 7:30 pm, fee charged, 683-2184, www.cccshows.org |
| NOVEMBER 2009 |
| 5 |
Tannenbaum Festival 2009, Rahr West Art Museum, Glitz, Glamour and Giving, the public is invited to attend and bid on the silent auction Christmas trees and Christmas items on display at the Rahr West Art Museum at following hours, Thurs & Fri 10 am-5 pm, Sat 11 am-8 pm, Sun 11 am-2 pm, FREE, 920-682-3737, cloose@lakeshorecap.org |
| 7 |
Bluegrass Concert - Audie Blaylock & Redline, Two Rivers High School Auditorium, "one of the most talented folks in bluegrass music today, top-notch guitarist and vocalist" 7:30 pm, fee charged, 794-7258, www.bluegrassbrad.org |
| 14 |
Wacky Weekend Workshops: Talking Turkey, Rahr West Art Museum, Learn how to make a Jell-O turkey. Gobble Gobble, 1-3 pm, FREE,
683-4501, www.rahrwestartmuseum.org |
| 14-Dec. 20 |
Holiday Show - Small Works III, RiverEdge Galleries, Mishicot, free public reception 11/14 from 1-4 pm, weekdays only, 755-4777, www.riveredgegalleries.com |
| 18 |
Music on the Farm, Heritage Farm, N2251 State Rd 42, Kewaunee, Music on the Farm promises great dancing and listening music for the 2009 season. Kick up your heels and enjoy the delicious food and refreshments available at many of these events. 920-388-0604, ahr@tm.net, www.agriculturalheritage.org |
| 20-21 |
Holiday on the Lakeshore, Holiday Inn-Manitowoc, start your holiday shopping early this year at Service League's Annual fundraising event, browse and buy among 50+ exhibitors under one roof, worthy community charities get to share in all of the proceeds, $4.00 admission or $.50 with canned good, Friday 2-9pm, Saturday 9am-4pm, 684-1123, http://tinyurl.com/HOL09 |
| 21 |
Rouse Simmons Day/Christmas in the Village, Rogers Street Fishing Village, Two Rivers, 793-5905, www.rogersstreet.com |
| 21 |
8th Annual Open House, The Old School in Mishicot, entertainment, refreshments & surprises, 755-4560, www.theoldschoolgifts.com |
| 21 |
Chairs for Charity, Rahr West Art Museum tastefully decorated chairs of any shape or size are auctioned off with donations to benefit scholarships, Rahr West Art Museum and Art and About funding this event, 920-684-3006, www.artandabout54220.blogspot.com |
| 25 |
Lakeshore Holiday Parade "A Maritime Christmas", Downtown Manitowoc, 920-686-6980 |
| 27-29 |
Alpaca Threads Fiber Studio Open House, LondonDairy Alpaca Ranch, Two Rivers, Come for a non-traditional shopping trp and view the alpacas, visit the gift shop and browse thru a wonderful selection of soft alpaca products such as sweaters, capes, hats, gloves, socks, collector teddy bears and much more, 10 am-3 pm, FREE and open to the public, 793-4165, www.londondairyalpacas.com |
| 28 |
Santa's Saturdays, Downtown Manitowoc, Visit Santa at various downtown businesses, this is the first in a series of four, times and locations TBA, 686-9259, www.downtownmanitowoc.org |
| 28 |
Christmas Fantasy Parade, Downtown Two Rivers, 920-794-1482 |
| DECEMBER 2009 |
| 3-6 & 10-3 |
The Wonder of Christmas, Trinity Alliance Church, view hundreds of Nativity Scenes of all sizes and types, Thurs-Sat 10 am-8 pm,
Sun 12-4:30 pm, group tours available, call to schedule, 682-1522, www.wonderofchristmas.org |
| 4-6 & 11-13 |
"Polka Pete's Chrismtas", Palace of Reifs Mills, 7 pm, Sunday show at 1 pm, 732-3172, www.palaceofrm.com |
| 5 |
"A Country Christmas" Featuring Santa, Heritage Farm, N2251 State Rd 42, Kewaunee, Winter Wonderland of trees, crafts for the kids, homemade cookies, candies, pastries, lunch and more! 920-388-0604, ahr@tm.net, www.agriculturalheritage.org |
| 5, 12, 19 |
Santa's Saturdays, Downtown Manitowoc, Visit Santa at various downtown businesses, this is the first in a series of four, times and locations TBA, 686-9259, www.downtownmanitowoc.org |
| 5-6 |
Alpaca Threads Fiber Studio Open House, LondonDairy Alpaca Ranch, Two Rivers, Christmas shoppers are welcome to these extended shopping hours for unique gift exploration made from the exotic alpaca fibers, choose from warm & soft scarves, mittens, gloves, capes, jackets and sweaters. 10 am-3 pm, Public welcome! 793-4165, www.londondairyalpacas.com |
| 5-13 |
Christmas Decorating, Lincoln Park Zoo, area organizations are welcome to help decorate the zoo for the holiday season. Call 683-4685 to participate. |
| 7 |
HFM Love Light Tree Celebration, 333 Reed Avenue, benefiting the Sexual Assault Resource Center & the Providence Fund, www.hfmhealth.org |
| 12 |
Cool City Kids Christmas, Two Rivers Park & Rec. Dept., 920-793-5592 |
| 12 |
Cool City Kids Christmas, Two Rivers Park & Rec. Dept., 793-5592 |
| 12 |
Wacky Weekend Workshops: Handy Reindeer, Rahr West Art Museum, Cute reindeer are easy when you know how to use your hands, 1-3 pm, FREE, 683-4501, www.rahrwestartmuseum.org |
| 12-13 |
A Holiday in History, Pinecrest Historical Village, Celebrate the holiday traditions of the past with sleigh rides, live holiday music, beautiful decorations and family activities in our stove heated buildings, 11 am - 3 pm, www.mchistsoc.org |
| 17 |
Bluegrass Concert -- The Farris Family, Two Rivers High School Auditorium, reflect the best in bluegrass music heritage inherent in today's generation of bluegrass artists, they are the sound of today, 7:30 pm, fee charged, 794-7258, www.bluegrassbrad.org |
| 19 |
Skate with Santa, Manitowoc Co. Ice Center, 2:15-4:15 pm, 682-2098, www.mcicenter.org |
| TBA |
Christmas at the Museum, Mishicot Historical Museum, 755-3411, www.mishicot.org |
| 19 |
Breakfast With Santa, J.E. Hamilton Community House, 920-793-5592 |
| JANUARY 2010 |
| 9-Apr. 18 |
Winter Landscapes, RiverEdge Galleries, Mishicot, weekends only, 920-755-4777, www.riveredgegalleries.com |
| 16 |
Paula Poundstone, Capitol Civic Centre, her ability ot create humor on the spot is legendary and earns her a reputation of being one of the best comics working today, 7:30 pm, fee charged, 683-2184, www.cccshows.org |
| FEBRUARY 2010 |
| 6 |
Journey Unauthorized, Capitol Civic Centre, most authentic tribute to that legendary rock group in the world, fee charged, 7:30 pm, fee charged,
683-2184, www.cccshows.org |
| 20 |
Manitowoc Jaycees Beer Lovers Brewfest, Manitowoc County Expo, Sample over 75 different Microbrews from around Wisconsin, tickets go on sale the beginning of January, 5-9 pm, 920-905-3953, www.manitowocjaycees.org |
| 21 |
Route 66, Capitol Civic Centre, Mix a dollop of GREASE with a dose of FOREVER PLAID on high octane and you've got the V-8 powered fun of ROUTE 66, 7:00 pm, fee charged, 683-2184, www.cccshows.org |
| 27 |
Celtic Legends, Capitol Civic Centre, visually stunning theatrical performance, 7:30 pm, fee charged, 683-2184, www.cccshows.org |
| MARCH 2010 |
| 13 |
River North Chicago, Capitol Civic Centre, exciting, fresh and innovative performances, they have been captivating dance fans the world over for over 20 years, 7:30 pm, fee charged, 683-2184, www.cccshows.org |
| APRIL 2010 |
| 24 |
Queen of Bingo, Capitol Civic Centre, Meet Sis & Babe, the stars of the comedy, with their side-splitting outlook which is sometimes sly, witty and always outrageous, 7:30 pm, fee charged, 683-2184, www.cccshows.org |
| MAY 2010 |
| 15 |
DIVA NATION, Capitol Civic Centre, outrageously funny gal pals are back with a sparkling and hilarious new show that celebrates babes, boys and Botox in four-part harmony, 7:30 pm, fee charged, 683-2184, www.cccshows.org |
| SEPTEMBER 2010 |
| TBA |
Road America National Championship Run Off, Elkhart Lake |
| SEPTEMBER 2011 |
| 21-25 |
Basenji Club of America, Inc., 2011 National Specialty Dog Show, Manitowoc County Expo, Obedience, rally obedience and agility competitions, 9 am-5 pm, 414-333-0156, brkls@wi.rr.com |
Archived Events
| JANUARY 2009 |
| 2-4 |
Norman Rockwell Weekend, The Old School, Mishicot, presentations by "Norman Rockwell" & "Frances Hook", local artist displays, Author "Rochelle Pennington" book signing, Christmas decor and later hours to go along with the Historical Museum, 920-755-4560, www.theoldschoolgifts.com |
| 10 |
Opening Bash, , Hidden Valley Ski Area, enjoy winter outdoors at their best, event will include a cardboard box race, shovel race, talent show, glow ski run in the evening, pie-eating contest, live music and cookout and live music, fee charged, www.skihiddenvalley.us |
| 10 |
"Best of Broadway: Music by Andrew Lloyd Webber", Capitol Civic Centre,Thrill to an evening of the songs of Andrew Lloyd Webber. The dynamic voices and dazzling talent of Raymond Saar, Diane Ketchie, Valerie Perri and Scott Harlan detail the inside story of this prolific and innovative composer, fee charged, 7:30 pm, www.cccshows.org |
| 10 |
Flea Market/Rummage-A-Rama, Manitowoc Co. Expo, Nascar goods, antiques, clothing, Amish bakery and more! Find your treasures at the next flea market/rummage-a-rama, concessions available, $.50 admission, 8:30 am - 2:30 pm, www.manitowoccountyexpo.com |
| 10 |
Famous Wrecks that Never Happened, Wisconsin Maritime Museum, Mystery ships, lost treasure, myths and legends of the Great Lakes—how do we know the truth? Researcher Brendan Baillod will provide entertaining insight and you will leave with a better understanding of how to discern fact from fiction when it comes to Great Lakes history. Free with museum admission or membership. 1:30 pm, 684-0218, www.wisconsinmaritime.org
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| 10 |
Wacky Weekend Workshops: Family Trees, Rahr West Art Museum, draw different style trees while creating a family tree, 1-3 pm, FREE, 683-4501, www.rahrwestartmuseum.org |
| 11 |
Yahtzee Tournament, Ancient Rites Tattoo, All donations going to St. Vincent De Paul's Food Pantry, Admission will be one non-perishable food item and/or H&B product, 682-7685. |
| 11-24 |
Art and About Member Exhibit, Rahr West Art Museum, 683-4501, http://www.artandabout54220.blogspot.com/ |
| 15 |
Preschool Palette, Shake it up snow globes, Rahr West Art Museum, Make it snow inside with a snow globe of your own, $1 for supplies, 9:30-10:30 am, 683-4501, www.rahrwestartmuseum.org |
| 17 |
Life Aboard the Challenger: At the Helm and Behind the Lens, Wisconsin Maritime Museum, What would it be like to spend most days of the year riding on waves rather than driving on highways? Captain Rocky Groh has spent most of his Great Lakes sailing career on board the S.S. St. Mary's Challenger, and he will share his perspective with us. Photographer Chris Winters features the boat in his exhibit on display at the Museum, he will share his view of the ship from behind his camera lens. Free with museum admission or membership, 1:30 pm, 684-0218, www.wisconsinmaritime.org |
| 17 |
Cumberland Gap Connection - Bluegrass Concert, Two Rivers High School Auditorium, "One of the best kept secrets in the music business according to Freddy Smith, WDVX, 7:30 pm, fee charged, 794-7258, www.bluegrassbrad.org |
| 18 |
Farm Toy Show, Point Beach Energy Center, located 10 miles north of Two Rivers, off of Hwy 42 on Nuclear Road, Enjoy this fun event featuring displays, children's play area and items for sale. New this year is a storytelling by Pam Duveneck from Read Apple Book Store, 11 am - 4 pm, 755-6368 |
| 18 |
"Tamburitzans", Capitol Civic Centre, from Duquesne University, the longest running American folk ensemble, performing and preserving Eastern European music, song and dance, the colorful and spellbinding show is energy-intensive entertainment, fee charged, 3:00 pm, www.cccshows.org |
| 24 |
2nd Annual Kites on the River, West Twin River Two Rivers, Watch us fly our kites on the frozen West Twin River, there will be a bunch of fliers with their impressive display of kites, ground display of kites, ground displays and precisions stunt team performances, the local Two Rivers Optimist Club will be on hand to sell hot chocolate and chili to warm you up. Great family event! 793-9599 or info@uniqueflyingobjects.com |
| 24 |
2nd Annual Sportsman's Trade Show, Manitowoc Co. Ice Center, Calling all fisherman, hunters and anyone who enjoys the nature & the great outdoors, vendors, food, entertainment and win great prizes.,
11 am - 5 pm, $1.00 per person, 682-2098, jennellkrizek@co.manitowoc.wi.us, www.mcicenter.org |
| 24 |
Candlelight Ski/Hike, Point Beach State Forest, Two Rivers, Point Beach State Forest, ski or hike wooded candlelit trails, live music, food & refreshments, along with a blazing fireplace in the lodge, vehicle pass required, 794-7480, www.wiparks.net |
| 24 |
"Biggest of the Big Bands" Concert, Capitol Civic Centre, The Lakeshore Big Band & Lakeshore Wind Ensemble join to present a program of hits chosen from over 70 years of Oscar history. 7:30-9:30 pm, fee charged, 920-683-2184, www.lakeshorewindensemble.org |
| 24 |
SOS: Stories of Famous Ships' Distress Signals on the Sea and on the Great Lakes, Join Executive Director Norma Bishop for a discussion of the history of distress signals and evolving communications technology and some of the mysteries and myths surrounding the stories of sailors and passengers who waited for rescue. Free with museum admission or membership, 1:30 pm, 684-0218, www.wisconsinmaritime.org |
| 24 |
Slope Style in the Park Competition, Hidden Valley Ski Area, 1 pm, registration at 12:30 pm, www.hiddenvalleyskiarea.us |
| 25 |
The Snow Ball, Woodland Dunes, Join us for a morning of Winter fun! Winter games, snowshoe hikes, animal tracking and more! We're planning to make Snow-Ball 2009 even more fun than last year. An EcoExplorer event, 793-4007, 11 am - 3 pm, $5 for Family and $2.50 for individual, www.woodlanddunes.com |
| 25 |
Guest Artist Series #3: Dan Franklin Smith, Pianist, Silver Lake College Chapel, A subscription series of five performances by visiting guest artists will be presented on Sunday afternoons throughout the fall and spring semesters, season tickets available by contacting the Dept. of Music, 800-236-4752 ext. 173, fee charged, 3 pm, abock@silver.sl.edu, www.sl.edu/news/ |
| 28 |
Mayoral Debate, presented by the Manitowoc Jaycees, UW-Manitowoc auditorium, all 5 candidates on site, first 1/2 of debate will be led by moderator Dr. Kerry Trask of UW-Manitowoc, second 1/2 will include questions from the community, 7-10 pm, public welcome, FREE, 683-4388, www.manitowocjaycees.org |
| 31 |
Luscious Lakeshore Dessert Sampling, Fox Hills Resort, Sample delicious desserts from many area restaurants, enjoy music, terrific silent auction items. This is a fundraiser for Lakeshore Family Resources. $10 per person, 7-9 pm, 686-8702, rhanke@lakeshorecap.org |
| 31 |
Super Science Bowl, presented by Point Beach Energy Center, held at Lakeshore Technical College, Cleveland, Watch area high school students compete against other teams; testing their knowledge of a broad range of science subjects. This event is held at Lakeshore Technical College,
9:30 am - 2 pm, 920-755-6400 |
| 31 |
The History of the Logging and Lumber Industry on the Great Lakes, Wisconsin Maritime Museum, Throw on your flannel shirt and travel in time to when lumberjacks felled the trees of Wisconsin's north woods. View slides depicting the hard work of these woodsmen, and listen to stories of the logging days, 1:30 pm, 684-0218, www.wisconsinmaritime.org |
| 31 |
Winterfest, Manitowoc County Expo, Radar run open to any and all off-road vehicles and begins at 10 am, vintage snowmobile endurance race is at 3 pm and the snowmobile show and swap is from 9 am-5 pm, food & refreshments available, admission is $3 at the gate, 683-4378, www.manitowoccountyexpo.com |
| FEBRUARY 2009 |
| thru Feb. 15 |
Ron Stokes Retrospection, Rahr West Art Museum, 683-4501, www.rahrwestartmuseum.org |
| 1 |
Ladies of the Vine-"Afternoon Out of the Cold", Von Stiehl Winery, Algoma, 1-4 pm, 800-955-5208, www.vonstiehl.com |
| 3-May 3 |
Laurie Elizabeth Talbot Hall Photography, first floor of City Hall in Manitowoc, view black & white photographs that deal with inner mental life, intrapsychic life, color photographs are about our intersection with the social environment, the impact that navigating our daily lives can have on us, open weekdays 8 am-5 pm, 683-4501, www.rahrwestartmuseum.org |
| 5 |
Winter Moonlight Hike, Woodland Dunes, Two Rivers, Join us for a night-time adventure along Conifer Trail and learn how the life of the forest changes when the sun goes down. With the full moon shining, crisp wintry air and glistening snow beneath your feet, you will be surprised at how much fun an evening stroll can be. Meet at the Nature Center, 6:30 pm, 793-4007, www.woodlanddunes.com |
| 7 |
Five Buck Hootenanny, Woodland Dunes, Reid Olson & Random Orbit, Doors open at 6:30 pm, concert begins at 7 pm, www.woodlanddunes.com |
| 7 |
"ABBAmania/Stayin Alive", Capitol Civic Centre, authentic costumes, vocal collaboration and stage performance exude an extraordinary recreation of the magic and excitement of ABBA, opening act "Stayin' Alive" allows you to re-live great Bee Gees memories of the 70's, fee charged, 7:30 pm, www.cccshows.org |
| 7-8 |
26th Annual Fishing Derby, Larrabee Sportsmen's Club, Harpt's Lake, Mishicot, bring your own bait, fish categories include bluegill, crappie, bass, northern, walleye, perch. Enjoy food, beverages and music. Tournament begins at 6 am on Saturday and ends at 2 pm on Sunday, for more information, send email to lsc_inc@hotmail.com for rules and details. |
| 7-8 |
Valentine Weekend, The Old School in Mishicot, 30% off Valentine items, 755-4560, www.theoldschoolgifts.com |
| 12 |
The Lettermen, Capitol Civic Centre, 7 pm, fee charged, 683-2184, www.cccshows.org |
| 14 |
Victorian Tea, Manitowoc Heritage Center, Manitowoc Heritage Center, Enjoy tea, desserts, fashions and music from the Victorian Era. Costumed interpreters will display the fashions of the day and share a historical music performance. Guests are invited to attend the event in costume or modern clothing, 1-3 pm, fee charged, 684-4445, www.mchistsoc.org |
| 14 |
Blade Bash 2009, Manitowoc Ice Center, Annual hockey bash, "It's a Date!" presented by the Manitowoc County Youth Hockey Assn., Free admission, Casino Night, Karaoke, what more can a date ask for on Valentine's Day! Beer/Soda, brats and more! Silent Auction 10K Raffle and more to be announced, 6:30 pm, www.mcicenter.org |
| 14 |
Einstein Science Expo, presented by Point Beach Energy Center and held at Shopko Hall in Green Bay, annual event teaching kids the science behind everyday events and careers. Activities allow children to engage in hands-on explorations. Fee charged, 9 am - 4 pm, 920-755-6400 |
| 14 |
"Sax in the City", Capitol Civic Centre, This concert has everything: French bon-bons, a saxophone concerto laced with the rhythms of Brazil and the unforgettable melodies of An American in Paris. I love a Gershwin tune, how about you? A live concert preview given by Jim Miller in the Kadow begins at 6:45 pm at the Capitol Civic Centre, fee charged, For tickets, visit or call the Capitol Civic Centre at 920-683-2184, www.manitowocsymphonyorchestra.org |
| 14 |
Wacky Weekend Workshops: Happy Hanging Heart People, Rahr West Art Museum, Hang out your heart for Valentine's Day, 1-3 pm, FREE, 683-4501, www.rahrwestartmuseum.org |
| 14 |
Fox Hills Carnival, Hidden Valley Ski Area, Maribel, 920-863-1450, www.skihiddenvalley.us |
| 19 |
Preschool Palette, Pencil Ports, Rahr West Art Museum, Park your pencils in a "pencil port" for a quick launch, $1 for supplies, 9:30-10:30 am, 683-4501, www.rahrwestartmuseum.org |
| 20-22 |
Godspell, Capitol Civic Centre, performed by Capitol Off-Broadway, based on the Gospel according to St. Matthew, Fri. & Sat. 7:30 pm, Sun. 2 pm,
683-2184, www.cccshows.org |
| 21 |
Valentine's Day Special & Events, Hidden Valley Ski Area, Maribel, 920-863-1450, www.skihiddenvalley.us |
| 21-Apr. 18 |
Winter Landscapes, RiverEdge Galleries, Mishicot, WI, weekends only, 755-4777, www.riveredgegalleries.com |
| 21 |
Cherry Dessert Social, Historic Washington House, Two Rivers, purchase and enjoy homemade cherry desserts and a white elephant sale, 10 am-4 pm, 794-2490 |
| 21 |
Manitowoc Jaycees Beer Lover's Brewfest, Manitowoc County Expo, Sample microbrewed beer from around Wisconsin, tickets sold out, 5-9 pm, 682-2692, www.manitowocjaycees.org |
| 21 |
Honi Deaton & Dream - Bluegrass Concert, Two Rivers High School Auditorium, Bluegrass, country & mountain music:30 pm, fee charged, 794-7258, www.bluegrassbrad.org |
| 22 |
Guest Artist Series #4: Maureen Kelly & Thomas Kasdork, Cello & Piano, Silver Lake College Chapel, A subscription series of five performances by visiting guest artists will be presented on Sunday afternoons throughout the fall and spring semesters, season tickets available by contacting the Dept. of Music, 800-236-4752 ext. 173, fee charged, 3 pm, abock@silver.sl.edu, www.sl.edu/ |
| 27 |
"Simply Sinatra" starring Steve Lippia, Capitol Civic Centre, Your ears won't believe your eyes as the orchestra, trademark black tuxedo and voice tell you that ol' blue eyes is back, Steve Lippia is Simply Sinatra, entertaining audiences with his perfect blend of class and style as he delivers Sinatra's timeless music, fee charged, 7:30 pm, www.cccshows.org |
| 28 |
Cruising on the Sister Queens of the Great Lakes, Wisconsin Maritime Museum, The S.S. South American and S.S. North American were beautiful cruise ships enjoyed by thousands of vacationers on the Great Lakes throughout the 1900s. Your view of actual cruise brochures, photographs, and video clips will help you travel back to a time when "Cities Great and Hamlets Small" were ports of call on "A Vacation Trip to be Remembered." Free with museum admission or membership. 1:30 pm, 683-2184, www.wisconsinmaritime.org |
| 28 |
Two Rivers Winter Market Beach Ball, Two Rivers (Corner of 12th & Washington Street), Public is invited to come wearing beach attire and to vote for the best dressed vendor. Games, prezies, music, food & fun! 9 am-2 pm, 794-1482, dorinnegreen@yahoo.com |
| 28-Mar 1 |
Fire & Ice Game Convention, Manitowoc County Expo, "A little game convention with BIG fun for everyone", 9th Annual weekend of gaming goodness! 300 gamers from around the Wisconsin and the Midwest participating in board, card, role-playing and miniature games, fee charged, Sat: 9 am-11 pm, Sun: 9 am-9 pm, www.fireandicecompetition.com |
| MARCH 2009 |
| 1 |
Mishicot Middle & High School Pops N' Pasta, Mishicot, Annual event to be enjoyed by all ages! Choir concert kicks off the event, a spaghetti fundraising dinner begins at 5 pm, the evening wraps up with the band concert at 6:30 pm. $3 per person, $15 family. Proceeds go to purchase solo/ensemble medals for musicians and award summer music camp scholarships for those interested in attending. FREE concert, 920-755-4633, www.mishicot.k12.wi.us |
| 1-22 |
Youth Art Month, Rahr West Art Museum, 683-4501, work by elementary and secondary students on display, www.rahrwestartmuseum.org |
| 6-7 & 13-14 |
Big Brothers/Big Sisters Bowlathon, Rudy's Lanes, Two Rivers, 2009's theme is "Feeling Groovy". Fundraiser for the local organization, pre-registration required, various time slots available, call for more details, 684-7445, www.bbbsmantycounty.org |
| 7 |
U.S. Navy Seabees: The Construction Battalions with the "Can Do" Attitude, Wisconsin Maritime Museum, Learn how this important group of individuals built airfields, roadways and other construction projects that supported the rest of the armed forces in wartime and peacetime. A movie capturing the accomplishments of the Seabees over the past 60 years will be followed by a chance to meet and talk with Seabee veterans from northeast Wisconsin, 1:30 pm, 683-2184, www.wisconsinmaritime.org
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| 7 |
Winds of March, UW-Manitowoc Lakeshore Wind Ensemble, Concert, Capitol Civic Centre, Popular classics. Winners of the Young Artist Competition will be featured and the Community Service Award in the Arts will be presented. 7:30-9:30 pm, fee charged, 920-683-2184, www.lakeshorewindensemble.org |
| 7 |
Flea Market/Rummage-A-Rama, Manitowoc Co. Expo, Nascar goods, antiques, clothing, Amish bakery and more! Find your treasures at the next flea market/rummage-a-rama, concessions available, $.50 admission, 8:30 am - 2:30 pm, www.manitowoccountyexpo.com |
| 7-8 & 13-15 |
"And They Call it Ireland", Palace of Reifs Mills, Whitelaw, original variety show with live music, comedy and themed buffet, Fri-Sat: 7 pm, Sunday show at 1 pm, 732-3172, www.palaceofrm.com |
| 8 |
Pancake Breakfast at Sinawa, Valders, enjoy pancakes and fresh maple syrup served up by the one and only "Pancake Brothers" who will not only cool fresh pancakes but also present you with a "flipping" good time, $5 per person, 9:30 am-1 pm, 773-2666 |
| 12-14 |
"Lost in Yonkers" presented by The Masquer's, Inc., Capitol Civic Centre, fee charged, 7:30 pm, www.masquers.info, 920-683-2184 |
| 13-14 |
St. Patrick's Day Parade & Great Green Treasure Hunt, Downtown Manitowoc, 920-482-1643, www.downtownmanitowoc.org |
| 13-15 |
March Madness, The Old School, Mishicot, 40% off all items, (exclusing Fontanini, Willow Tree & Lionel), 755-4560, www.theoldschoolgifts.com |
| 14 |
Community Day, Wisconsin Maritime Museum, Enjoy a day of special activities! Admission is free all day. Talk with area woodcarvers as they demonstrate their art throughout the day. Create a fish print using paint and a trout replica. Construct and decorate a simple boat model (quantities are limited). Watch short documentaries on various maritime topics in the museum's theater. And, don't forget to have fun in the Waterways Room, take a submarine tour and enjoy the Museum galleries all day long! 866-724-2356, www.wisconsinmaritime.org |
| 14 |
Wacky Weekend Workshops: Fruit & Vegetable Prints, Rahr West Art Museum, Get your daily requirement of fruit & vegetables creating a work of art, 1-3 pm, FREE, 683-4501, www.rahrwestartmuseum.org |
| 14-15 |
AMVETS Dartball Tournament, Manitowoc Expo, 683-4378, www.manitowoccountyexpo.com |
| 15 |
Guest Artist Series #5: The White Heron Chorale, Silver Lake College Chapel, A subscription series of five performances by visiting guest artists will be presented on Sunday afternoons throughout the fall and spring semesters, season tickets available by contacting the Dept. of Music, 800-236-4752 ext. 173, fee charged, 3 pm, abock@silver.sl.edu, www.sl.edu |
| 16 |
I Have a Dream, CCC Student Adventure Series, 10 am & 1 pm, fee charged, 683-2184, www.cccshows.org |
| 19 |
Preschool Palette, Rahr West Art Museum, Rolly Polly bugs: Recycled materials can make an interesting bug, $1 for supplies, 9:30-10:30 am, 920-683-4501, www.rahrwestartmuseum.org |
| 19 |
MCHS Local History Series: Dear Miss Lenora: The Letters of a German Confederate Soldier, Manitowoc Heritage Center, presented by Karyl Rommelfanger, 7-9 pm, fee charged, 684-4445, www.mchistsoc.org |
| 19 |
Charlie Sizemore Band - Bluegrass Concert, Two Rivers High School Auditorium, 2008 nominee for 2008 Song of the Year, "hard-core bluegrass and unplugged honky tonk", 7:30 pm, fee charged, 794-7258, www.bluegrassbrad.org |
| 19-May 3 |
Youth Art - Olympian Conference, Rahr West Art Museum, high school student work includes a highly selective number of artworks from area schools, 683-4501, www.rahrwestartmuseum.org |
| 20-22 |
Manitowoc Co. Figure Skating Club Ice Show, Adventures in Neverland, Manitowoc Co. Ice Center, Fri: 7 pm, Sat: 12, 3:30 & 7 pm; Sun: 1 & 5 pm, 684-8496, www.manitowoccountyfsc.org |
| 21 |
2nd Annual Two Rivers Winter Market Spring Fling, Corner of 12th & Washington Streets, Frog fling, haberdashery contest and jelly belly guessing game are just a few of the fun things to do this weekend at the Winter Market, 9 am-2 pm, 920-482-3914 |
| 22 |
Spring Fling, Heritage Farm, N2251 State Rd 42, Kewaunee,
920-388-0604, ahr@tm.net, www.agriculturalheritage.org |
| 22 |
Model Train Show, Point Beach Energy Center, 10 miles north of Two Rivers, enjoy old favorites and experience new , storytelling and the children's play area will return, 11 am - 4 pm, 920-755-6400 |
| 27 |
Maple Moon Timberdoodle Hike, Woodland Dunes, Visit the sugar bush, learn how to tap maple trees and boil syrup, try some sweet surprises made from maple syrup. Astronomers will show you the secrets of the heaves; birders will led you on a search for timberdoodles (woodcocks) and a campfire will keep you warm. Meet at the Woodland Dunes Field Station on the east end of Goodwin Road off of Woodland Drive. Bring a flashlight and/or head lamps. 6:30-8:30 pm, Register at 920-793-4007, www.woodlanddunes.com, $2 members, $3 nonmembers |
| 27 |
Madeline & the Bad Hat, Student Adventure Series, Capitol Civic Centre, 10 am & 1 pm, 683-2184, www.cccshows.org |
| 27-29 |
Manitowoc County Home Builder's Association Home Show, Manitowoc County Expo/Ice Center, builders, remodelers, suppliers and professionals from associated industries will have exhibits covering all aspects of home building and remodeling, fee charged, 684-6222, www.manitowoccountyhomebuilders.com |
| 27-Apr 30 |
Alex Murtaugh Guest Art Exhibit, Silver Lake College, exhibit open to the public during regular college hours, Mon-Thurs 8 am - 8 pm, Fri 8 am - 5 pm, Sat 8 am - 4:40 pm, 686-6181, merdmann@silver.sl.edu |
| 28 |
19th Annual Spring Tonic Conference, Silver Lake College, conference that gathers top educational professionals to present more than 20 timely topics for teachers and other interested individuals to select from and attend, 8 am - 4 pm, fee charged, oudeans@silver.sl.edu, 686-6157 |
| 28 |
"Grand Derangement", Capitol Civic Centre, Fire up a Cajun fiddle, add step dancers, mix in a dash of Celtic rock and watch the sparks fly! The six-member group blends traditional Acadian music, jazz and rock with Louisiana and Irish themes in this enthralling show tha tis powerful and poetic, fee charged, 7:30 pm, 683-2184, www.cccshows.org |
| 28-29 |
In the Quiltmakers' Garden Quilt Show, Manitowoc Co. Expo, Featured artist: Pearl Stock, The show features an appraiser, vendors, quilt raffle, silent auction, juried section, food and refreshments, knife & scissor sharpening available, viewers choice and sale items. 9 am - 4 pm Saturday, Sunday 10 am - 4 pm (handicap access on Sunday from
9-10 am), 920-686-9664, www.geocities.com/patchoflakeshorequilters |
| 29-Apr. 12 |
Youth Art - St. Francis Catholic School, Rahr West Art Museum,Youth art continues with a showcase of work by students in the elementary ad middle school system for St. Francis Catholic Schools (MACS), 683-4501 www.rahrwestartmuseum.org |
| 30 |
25th Annual Taste of Homes Cooking School, Capitol Civic Centre, doors open at 4:30 pm, show starts at 7 pm, fee charged, 683-2184, www.cccshows.org |
| APRIL 2009 |
| 2-3 |
Senior Overnight & Shadow Day, Silver Lake College, Opportunity for high school seniors to see just what academic and student life is like at Silver Lake College, get a chance to go to class with a current student who shares your academic interests, take a campus tour, stay overnight in a student residence hall, apply for admission and do fun activities, FREE, admslc@silver.sl.edu, www.sl.edu/ |
| 4 |
Solo & Ensemble, Mishicot High School, Come and see talented students from Mishicot, Reedsville, Roncalli, Manitowoc Lutheran and Valders as they perform vocal, instrumental and piano solos and ensembles as well as large jazz bands, madrigals, swing choirs and vocal jazz groups. FREE 8 am-4 pm, 920-755-4633 www.mishicot.k12.wi.us |
| 4 |
Lakeshore Big Band Concert with Allen & Mara Bonde, Capitol Civic Centre, The Lakeshore Big Band will present popular big band era and contemporary songs featuring pianist Allen Bonde and soloist Mara Bonde. 7:30-9:30 pm, fee charged, 920-683-2184, www.lakeshorewindensemble.org |
| 4 |
Kolache Baking Classes, Heritage Farm, Classes begin at 8:00 and 9:00 am with coffee, milk and fresh kolaches. The cost is : $25.00 and you will take home all of your bakery. All ingredients and fillings are furnished. The classes will end at approximately 1:30 pm. For more information contact JoAnn Vogel @ 920-682-6615 or jvogel@powercom.net for registrations, www.agriculturalheritage.org |
| 4-5 |
Horse-A-Rama, Manitowoc County Expo/Ice Center, horse demonstrations and clinics, vendors from the Midwest with horse products, crafts and equipment, parade of stallions, pony and wagon rides, a fun-filled family day! 682-9669, www.horse-a-rama.org |
| 9-11 |
The Resurrection Celebration, Capitol Civic Centre, performed by the Calvary Players, Thurs & Fri at 7 pm, Sat at 2 pm, 683-2184, www.cccshows.org |
| 11 |
Easter Egg Hunt at the Zoo, Lincoln Park Zoo, pre-Easter celebration with Easter Egg hunt at 11:00 co-sponsored with the Manitowoc Jaycees and the Noon Optimists, 683-4685 |
| 11 |
Easter Enduro, 141 Speedway, Francis Creek, Gates open at 1 pm, racing begins at 2 pm, fee charged, (920) 863-3377, www.141speedway.com |
| 11 |
Two Rivers Winter Market, Corner of 12th & Washington Street, Two Rivers, a day filled with art and fun activities, painting, sculpting, paper art and games. Indoor & outdoor activities planned, 9 am-2 pm, 920-482-3914, dorinnegreen@yahoo.com |
| 11 |
Wacky Weekend Workshops: Crease, Crimp, Crumple & Curl African Sculptures, Rahr West Art Museum, View artwork from African children, then make a sculpture fo your own, 1-3 pm, FREE, 683-4501, www.rahrwestartmuseum.org |
| 11 |
Health & Wellness Fair, Holiday Inn-Manitowoc, Chiropractic Individuals available to answer questions, also food supplements, cooking ideas, chocolate, massage, candles, music and more, 9 am-3 pm, 920-378-5064, hmbasedunlimited@aol.com |
| 11 |
Aquatic Invasives Workshop, Woodland Dunes, This training workshop is for those interested in monitoring their lakes for invasive species. 8 am-noon, Register at 920-793-4007, www.woodlanddunes.com |
| 16 |
Preschool Palette, Rahr West Art Museum, Silhouettes, what's a silhouette? Who has one and how can you capture it? $1 for supplies, 9:30-10:30 am, 683-4501, www.rahrwestartmuseum.org |
| 15 |
Water Action Volunteer Training, Woodland Dunes, Take part in water monitoring efforts on the East and West Twin Rivers. Woodland Dunes staff will show you how. 6-8 pm, Register at 920-793-4007, www.woodlanddunes.com |
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Spring Student Symposium, Silver Lake College, college-wide academic conference brings together students, faculty, staff and community members in celebrating intellectual inquiry across disciplines, many SLC students will be involved as presenters in concurrent sessions on a wide range of topics; they will have the opportunity to showcase their work and demonstrate connections between liberal arts studies and professional preparation, FREE, 686-6203, vansorge@silver.sl.edu, www.sl.edu/symposium |
| 17 |
Uncommon Facts about Common Birds, Woodland Dunes, Award-winning wildlife photographer, author and radio show guest Stan Tekeila has more than 20 years of experience in the out-of-doors and as an educator, Family event, 7-8:30 pm, fee charged, 793-4007, www.woodlanddunes.com |
| 17 |
Spring Instrumental Concert, Silver Lake College, featuring the Silver Lake Jazz Ensemble and the Silver Lake Symphonic Wind Ensemble, presenting the culmination of their spring semester rehearsals, FREE, guests requested to bring some item for Peter's Pantry, 7:30 pm, 686-6173, abock@silver.sl.edu |
| 18 |
Mark Twain Visits Two Rivers, Lighthouse Inn, Two Rivers, Branson's "Mark Twain" will be performing "An Evening with Mark Twain" starring Dave Ehlert as America's Favorite Storyteller. Ehlert brings his award-winning performance from his theater in Branson, MO to Two Rivers, 7 pm, tickets are $10 in advance and $12 at the door, 800-358-4795 for advance tickets, Click Here to watch video samples: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dk9ZF089JVo |
| 18 |
Earth Day 2009, UW-Manitowoc, educational booths, indoor rummage sale, a nature hike, presentations and collections. Help protect the environment and our communities by participating in one or all of our special collections: pharmaceuticals, batteries, plastic bags, ink cartridges, old athletic shoes and CFL's. Feature presentation: Wind Energy. College RecycleMania and High School cap collection awards, FREE, 10 am-2 pm, www.manitowocrecycles.org |
| 18 |
Jimbo Whaley & Greenbrier - Bluegrass Concert, Two Rivers High School Auditorium, 7:30 pm, fee charged, 794-7258, www.bluegrassbrad.org |
| 18 |
"At Felix's Birthday Bash" - by the Manitowoc Symphony Orchestra, Capitol Civic Centre, Three local choirs and soloists join the MSO for a 200th birthday tribute to Mendelssohn. We couldn't have a better finale to our search for great music than this uplifting, faith-filled masterpiece, live concert preview given by Jim Miller begins at 6:45 pm in the Kadow Room of the Capitol Civic Centre, fee charged, 7:30 pm, For tickets, visit or call the Capitol Civic Centre at 920-683-2184, www.manitowocsymphonyorchestra.org |
| 18 |
Flea Market/Rummage-A-Rama, Manitowoc Co. Expo, Nascar goods, antiques, clothing, Amish bakery and more! Find your treasures at the next flea market/rummage-a-rama, concessions available, $.50 admission, 8:30 am - 2:30 pm, www.manitowoccountyexpo.com |
| 18 |
Kids Expo, presented by the Point Beach Energy Center, event held at the Manitowoc Ice Center, 4319 Expo Drive, Manitowoc, activities and fun for the whole family, 10 am - 3 pm, 920-755-6400 |
| 18 |
National Healthy Kids Day: Put Play in Your Day, Manitowoc-Two Rivers YMCA, FREE to everyone, open to all ages for families only, offering sports, games, art projects, skits, healthy snacks, raffle prizes and more, 12-6 pm, 374-1710, michellem.ymca@yahoo.com |
| 18 |
Five Buck Hootenanny with WILD2N & Legendary Owl Chasers, Woodland Dunes, 7 pm, doors open at 6:30 pm, 793-4007, www.woodlanddunesconcerts.org |
| 18 |
Civil War Living History Encampment, Washington Park, Manitowoc, Living history featuring Civil War re-enactors, cannon and musket firing, military drills. History talks on "The Flag of Company A" (10 am) and "The Sultana Disaster" (2 pm). Music by "Victorian Parlor Voices," 1860s fashion show, information about Civil War veterans buried in Manitowoc County and more. Refreshments available for purchase throughout the day. Activities subject to weather conditions. For more information, contact Mary Lou at 920-684-8828 |
| 18-19 |
Spring Time Limited, Iron Horse Barn at the Manitowoc County Expo, Clipper City Model Railroad Club, Visitors can see the club's portable modules and the permanent 25' x 50' display that the club continues to improve with structures and scenic additions. Railroad memorabilia and artifact room is also available for viewing, 684-5833 |
| 19 |
HFM Italiano 2009, Manitowoc Yacht Club, featuring Deanno's Italiano Fiore Meat & Marinara Sauces, lasagna & wine, benefiting the Saltwater Aquarium & the Providence Fund, www.hfmhealth.org |
| 19 |
Spring Choral Concert, Silver Lake College, Annual spring Choral Concert in the College Chapel, featuring the SLC Concert Choir and Chamber Singers, FREE, guests are requested to bring a canned or paper good for Peter's Pantry, 3 pm, 686-6173, abock@silver.sl.edu |
| 19 |
"Jim Brickman", Capitol Civic Centre, beautiful piano solos and collaborative efforts have won international acclaim! Hear his best-known songs such as Valentine, The Gift and Angel Eyes, as well as other instruments that soothe the heart and lift the soul, fee charged, 7:00 pm, www.cccshows.org |
| 22 |
Music on the Farm-Musical Brass Polka Band, Heritage Farm, N2251 State Rd 42, Kewaunee, and enjoy the delicious food and refreshments available at many of these events. 6-10 pm, 920-388-0604, ahr@tm.net, www.agriculturalheritage.org |
| 22 |
United States Air Force Band, Capitol Civic Centre, 7:30 pm,
920-684-4433, www.cccshows.org |
| 23-25, 29-30 & May 1-2 |
Heart-A-Rama, Community House, Two Rivers, local fundraiser for the American Heart Association, 793-4165, www.heart-a-rama.org |
| 24-26 & May 1-2 |
"Viva Las Reifs Mills" Palace of Reifs Mills, 7 pm, Sunday shows at 1 pm 732-3172 |
| 23 |
Basic Gardening Skills, Woodland Dunes, Learn about raised beds, container gardens, square foot gardening, intensive gardening and how to make seed-starting containers from recycled newspaper. A Friendship Garden Program. 6:30-8 pm, 793-4007, www.woodlanddunes.com |
| 24 |
Econolodge Grand Opening, 908 Washington Street, Visit the new Econologe (previously Heritage Inn) beginning at noon, Hong Kong Buffet open serving full buffet, www.econolodge.com/hotel-manitowoc |
| 24-May 8 |
Dionne Landgraf Faculty Art Exhibit, Silver Lake College, exhibit open to the public during regular college hours, Mon-Thurs 8 am - 8 pm, Fri 8 am - 5 pm, Sat. 8 am - 4:40 pm, 686-6181, merdmann@silver.sl.edu |
| 24-Oct. 2009 |
The Need for Speed: Vintage Racing in Manitowoc County Exhibit Opening, Manitowoc Heritage Center, featuring stories and photos of local racing legends from the 1950s and 1960s, fee charged, 5-8 pm, www.mchistsoc.org |
| 25 |
Reggae Star Pato Banton to perform at Stumpjack Coffee, Two Rivers, Pat will be performing with the the popular Jamaican band, the Now Generation Band, who have recorded with most all of the big name reggae producers since, the 70s, space is limited to reserve your tickets now by calling 920-553-5282 or visit www.stumpjack.com, Pato Banton & Pato on myspace
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| 25-26 |
27th Annual Charity Motorcycle Show & Dance, Manitowoc Co. Expo/Ice Center, 726-4990, www.manitowoccountyexpo.com |
| 26 |
40th Anniversary Celebration, Point Beach Energy Center, located 10 miles north of Two Rivers, off of Hwy 42 on Nuclear Road, join us as we celebrate the Energy Center's 40th year of operation. Enjoy some of our best Family Sunday programs and activities including "Bubble-ology", hands-on science, making rain sticks and some new surprises,
11 am - 4 pm, 920-755-6400 |
| 29 |
Woodland Dunes Annual Meeting, Woodland Dunes, Learn about ecotourism from Paul Regnier, owner and naturalist for the Door County Nature and Travel Company, 7-9:30 pm, 793-4007, www.woodlanddunes.com |
| 29-May 2 |
University presents "Twelve Angry Jurors", UW-Manitowoc, This classic play (made into several film versions) questions what "beyond reasonable doubt" really means. Fee charged, 7:30-9:30 pm,
920-683-4700, www.uwmanitowoc.uwc.edu |
| MAY 2009 |
| thru May 8 |
Dionne Landgraf Faculty Art Exhibit, Silver Lake College, exhibit open to the public during regular college hours, Mon-Thurs 8 am - 8 pm, Fri 8 am - 5 pm, Sat. 8 am - 4:40 pm, 686-6181, merdmann@silver.sl.edu |
| thru Oct. 2009 |
The Need for Speed: Vintage Racing in Manitowoc County Exhibit Opening, Manitowoc Heritage Center, featuring stories and photos of local racing legends from the 1950s and 1960s, fee charged, 5-8 pm, www.mchistsoc.org |
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Pinecrest Historical Village Opens for the season, 684-4445, www.mchistsoc.org |
| 1 |
"Gilligan's Island: The Musical," starring Barry Williams, Capitol Civic Centre, the most re-run program in TV history is now on stage, featuring pop icon Barry Williams (aka Greg Brady)! The musical is written by the TV shows' creator Sherwood Schwartz and features all your favorite Gilligan's Island characters, fee charged, 7:30 pm, www.cccshows.org |
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EWSC Stock Car Racing Season Opener, Manitowoc County Expo Dirt Track, 920-683-4378, www.manitowoccountyexpo.com |
| 1-2 |
Heart-A-Rama, Community House, Two Rivers, local fundraiser for the American Heart Association, 793-4165, www.heart-a-rama.org |
| 1-2 |
28 Boat Reunion & USS LAGARTO Remembrance, Wisconsin Maritime Museum, Honoring all those who served aboard Manitowoc's submarines during and after World War II, as well as the thousands of people in Northeastern Wisconsin who built them. Plans for the reunion include an engine start up aboard USS Cobia, the annual USS Largarto Remembrance Day Ceremony, and a premier showing of Lost and Found: The Legacy of USS Lagarto, 866-724-2356, www.wisconsinmaritime.org |
| 2 |
American Classics Concert, UW-Manitowoc Lakeshore Wind Ensemble, Capitol Civic Centre, The Lakeshore Wind Ensemble pays tribute to some of America's greatest composers including Gershwin, Meacham and Copland. 7:30-9:30 pm, fee charged, 920-683-2184, www.lakeshorewindensemble.org |
| 2 |
March for Babies, Aurora Hospital, Two Rivers, Lace up your shoes and March to give every baby a healthy start at life. Join the March of Dimes and the Lakeshore community in the March for Babies, 3 or 6-mile walk along Mariners Trail to raise awareness about the importance of preventing premature birth, birth defects and infant mortality. Registration at 8am with the walk beginning at 9am, food and family fun, 920-337-9099, www.marchforbabies.org |
| 2 |
Forest Festival, Rahr Memorial School Forest, 11616 Sandy Bay Rd, Two Rivers, An afternoon of free recreational activities. Archery, geocaching, racing pigeon demo, arts and crafts, bird watching, scavenger hunt for kids third grade and under, nature displays, live animals courtesy of Wildlife of Wisconsin and free refreshments, 920-686-4785, graffj@mpsd.k12.wi.us |
| thru May 2 |
University presents "Twelve Angry Jurors", UW-Manitowoc, This classic play (made into several film versions) questions what "beyond reasonable doubt" really means. Fee charged, 7:30-9:30 pm,
920-683-4700, www.uwmanitowoc.uwc.edu |
| 2-June 14 |
Small Works I, RiverEdge Galleries, Mishicot, original artworks in a variety of media, free public reception on 5/2 from 1-4 pm, 755-4777, www.riveredgegalleries.com |
| 6, 13, 20, 27 |
PHUN with Photoshop, Rahr West Art Museum, Join us for four fun filled evenings in May and learn how to use Photoshop software in creative ways, 6-8 pm, Bring a portable USB drive, $25 for members and $50 for non-members, www.rahrwestartmuseum.org |
| 7-9 |
"AIDA" presented by The Masquer's, Inc., Capitol Civic Centre, Based on Giuseppe Verdi's classic opera, Elton John and Tim Rice's Tony and Grammy-winning pop-rock powerhouse turns the legendary tale of AIDA into an exhilirating and rousing musical event, fee charged, 7:30 pm, www.masquers.info |
| 9 |
Kayak & Canoe Paddle, beginning at the dam in Mishicot at the Village Park and ending in Paddler's Park in Two Rivers, launch at 11 am, food, refreshments and music in the park, philslunch@charter.net or www.mishicot.org |
| 9 |
Wacky Weekend Workshops: Glowing Gifts for Mom, Rahr West Art Museum, Create a gilded glowing light gift for Mother's Day, 1-3 pm, FREE, 683-4501, www.rahrwestartmuseum.org |
| 9 |
"Sweet and Sour Pie" A Wisconsin Boyhood, LaDeDa Books & Beans, Join author Dave Crehore for a trip back in time to life growing up in Manitowoc, Wisconsin. Reading, discussion, signing and reception stories, coffee & cookies for attendees to launch this Wisconsin Book Tour, Limited seating, call Bev Denor at 920-682-7040 to reserve a space |
| 12 |
11th Annual Tourism Breakfast, Holiday Inn, In celebration of National Tourism Week, the MAVCB will be hosting a tourism breakfast. Special guest Sarah Klavas, brand manager for the Wisconsin Department of Tourism will present the state's new tagline "Live Like You Mean It" and new 2009 DOT promotional TV message, $10/person in advance or $12 at the door, 7:30 am, RSVP to 683-4388, www.manitowoc.info |
| 15 |
Shrine Circus, Manitowoc County Ice Center, showtimes at 4:30 & 7:30pm, admission is Adults-$14 & Children (1-12) - $12. The Manitowoc Visitor Information Center has free tickets available for the show. www.manitowoccountyexpo.com |
| 15-16 |
Art and About Spring Tour, various locations in Manitowoc County, self-guided tour of a variety of local artists galleries and studios, demonstrations exhibits and entertainment, 684-3006, www.artandabout54220.blogspot.com |
| 15-16 |
Village-Wide Rummage Sale in Mishicot, Pick up a map and item list from businesses throughout the village, Fri 5-8 pm, Sat 8 am-3 pm,
755-3411, www.mishicot.org |
| 15-17 |
33rd Annual Midwestern Model Ships and Boats Contest, Wisconsin Maritime Museum, Join maritime modelers from throughout the nation for fellowship, idea sharing, and a look at some of the most exquisite models anywhere! Whether you are a junior, novice, intermediate, or advanced model builder, you will enjoy this event. Visitors to the Museum on Saturday and Sunday will have the benefit of viewing event models in addition to those in the Museum's galleries. R/C modelers will be running their models in the pond outdoors, too. 684-0218, www.wisconsinmaritime.org |
| 16 |
Season Opener, 141 Speedway, Francis Creek, 1st Point Race, main gates open at 5 pm, racing begins at 7 pm, fee charged, (920) 863-3377, www.141speedway.com |
| 16 |
Nothin' Fancy - Bluegrass Concert, Two Rivers High School Auditorium, formed as a bluegrass band in 1994 with the purpose of competing in the East Coast Bluegrass Championship in Crimora, Virginia, 7:30 pm, fee charged, 794-7258, www.bluegrassbrad.org |
| 16 |
Spring on the Farm, Heritage Farm, N2251 State Rd 42, Kewaunee, Grand opening of the Blacksmith Shop, Horse plowing, many homemaking demonstrations, Horse wagon rides, farm animals. 920-388-0604, ahr@tm.net, www.agriculturalheritage.org |
| 16 |
Bird Breakfast & Migration Celebration, Woodland Dunes, Award-winning wildlife photographer, author and radio show guest Stan Tekeila has more than 20 years of experience in the out-of-doors and as an educator, Family event, 7-8:30 pm, fee charged, 793-4007, www.woodlanddunes.com |
| 16 |
Annual D.A.R.E Trap Shoot & Brat Fry, Manitowoc Gun Club, 3112 Clover Rd, Manitowoc, All ages welcome, opens able to be shot. LEWIS CLASS-50 targets plus $4.00 for lewis fee=$17.00 to shoot. Trophies awarded for adult 16-yard and handicap. Juniors trophy awarded for best score out of 25 targets. $6.00 per round (25 targets per round) 9 am-4 pm 758-2727 Hmagnum715@yahoo.com
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| 17 |
Kayak-Canoe Swap, Community House in Two Rivers, 10 am – 2 pm, FREE, philslunch@charter.net |
| 19 |
"Starting a Business in a Challenging Economy", Economic Development of Manitowoc County at 202 N 8th Street, Ste 101, 482-0540, WWW.EDCMC.ORG |
| 21 |
Preschool Palette, Rahr West Art Museum, Surf's Up, it's just like a trip to the sea with your own tissue paper seascape, $1 for supplies, 9:30-10:30 am, 683-4501, www.rahrwestartmuseum.org |
| 21 |
Bahr Creek Llamas & Fiber Studio, N1021 Sauk Trail Rd, Cedar Grove, WI, Come and enjoy a day on the farm with llama shearing days and demos in weaving, knitting, spinning and you may even help “clean some llama fiber”, also angora goats and their fiber and the yarn shop will be open, 920-668-6417, www.bahrcreek.com |
| 22 |
SS Badger Carferry single sailing begins, Arriving Manitowoc @ noon, Departing Manitowoc @ 2 pm, 800-841-4243, www.ssbadger.com |
| 23-24 |
Manitowoc Bandits, Municipal Field, Season kickoff, 686-0672, www.manitowocbandits.com |
| 24 |
Memorial Day Enduro Races, 141 Speedway, Francis Creek, main gates open at 1 pm & races begin at 2 pm, fee charged, (920) 863-3377, www.141speedway.com |
| 24 |
LondonDairy Alpaca Odyssey, LondonDairy Alpaca Ranch, Two Rivers, bring the whole family out to an enchanted day at an alpaca farm, see demonstration of spinning, learn about alpaca care, unique vendors, food available, free and open to the public, 10 am - 3 pm, 793-4165, www.londondairyalpacas.com |
| 25 |
Memorial Day Parade, Downtown Mishicot and program at cemetary, luncheon at the VFW and open house at Mishicot Historical Museum from 2-4 pm, www.mishicot.org |
| 25 |
Memorial Day Parade, Downtown Manitowoc to Heritage Center, 9 am, 482-1643, www.manitowocdowntown.org |
| 25 |
Old-Fashioned Pie & Ice Cream Social, Manitowoc Heritage Center, Enjoy the Memorial Day Parade from the beautiful Heritage Center grounds and stop in for amazing homemade pies, ice cream and refreshments, all while benefiting MCHS, 684-4445, www.mchistsoc.org |
| 26 |
Niagara Prince, cruise ship socking near the Wisconsin Maritime Museum, 8 am- 6 pm, www.smallships.us |
| 27 |
Volunteer Recognition Reception & Fairest of the Fair Competition, Manitowoc County Expo , Free, 920-683-4378, www.manitowoccountyexpo.com |
| 27 |
Music on the Farm-Jerry Schneider Polka Band, Heritage Farm, N2251 State Rd 42, Kewaunee, enjoy the delicious food and refreshments available at many of these events. 6-10 pm, 920-388-0604, ahr@tm.net, www.agriculturalheritage.org |
| 27 |
Summer Concert Series featuring "Mishicot High School Band", Old School in Mishicot on lawn, Outdoor summer concert for the entire family every Wednesday evening throughout the summer, bring a lawn chair or blanket and enjoy a wide variety of musical entertainment, refreshments available, FREE, 6:30 pm, 920-755-2190, www.mishicot.org |
| 29 |
Kartemquin Films' Documentary Typeface to screen, Washington House, Two Rivers, As part of the 10th Anniversary Celebration, Hamilton Wood Type Museum will present a sneak preview of Kartemquin Film's documentary "Typeface." One-hour documentary showcases the successes and challenges that Hamilton Wood Type faces. Showing at 9 pm, www.woodtype.org |
| 30 |
Rivers, Caves and a Forest, Woodland Dunes, Join Woodland Dunes naturalists and local experts on an easy hike to learn about the ecology and natural history of Maribel Cves and the West Twin River. A picnic lunch will be provided during the event. Meet at Maribel Caves. Free, but registration is required one week in advance. A River Adventure program supported by a DNR grant. Ages 11 and up. 920-793-4007 www.woodlanddunes.com |
| 30 |
SS Badger Carferry Shoreline Cruise, 2-4 pm, 800-841-4243, www.ssbadger.com |
| 30 |
Five Buck Hootenanny, Woodland Dunes, Two Rivers, Doors open at 6:30 pm, 793-4007, www.woodlanddunes.com |
| 30 |
Renaissance Event, Camp Sinawa, 9113 Sinawa Rd, Valders, Experience a day plucked from a bygone era. Nobles and ladies-in-waiting help you enjoy a simpler time of Chivalry and Honor. See Knights in armor vie for their Maidens favor, artisans demonstrate their expertise, get your picture on a medieval torture device! Plus rapier, archery, merchants children's activities and more! FREE, chatelaine@turmandemsee.com, 10 am-4 pm, 920-921-2423 |
| 30 |
"The Day the Music Died" a Tribute to Buddy Holly, Capitol Civic Centre, 920-683-2184 |
| 30 |
New Spring Craft & Gift Show, Two Rivers Community House, Rocheleau Gym, Chance to win one of two Domnitz Flowers gift certificates in our door prize drawing along with many more door prizes, 920-755-4225, tsprang@tm.net, 10 am-2 pm |
| 30 |
Back on Track: Ideas for Your Economic Future, UW-Manitowoc, This is a one-stop shop Open House to get information about the resources you may need to help get you and your family through this bad economic time. Representatives will be on hand to answer questions concerning: Credit, Real Estate, Family Budgets, Veterans Benefits, College & Financial Aid, Finances, Health and Wellness, Career Counseling and more... 10 am-2 pm, 686-6040, jennifer.degener@uwc.edu |
| 30 |
Maritime History Geocaching Adventures, Wisconsin Maritime Museum, introducing 10 new maritime history geocaching adventures in Manitowoc and Two Rivers. Geocaching is an outdoor treasure hunt that combines hiking and exploring, while using a hand-held GPS to locate treasure caches, 11 am-5 pm, 684-0218, www.wisconsinmaritime.org |
| 30-31 |
Wisconsin Carp Championship, Two Rivers, catch and release fishing tournament on the banks of the East and West Twin Rivers, lee_s_young@yahoo.com
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