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BEGIN:VCALENDAR METHOD:PUBLISH PRODID:-//METACALENDARS_LINK//NONSGML iCalcreator 2.4// VERSION:2.0 X-WR-CALNAME:CALENDAR_NAME BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-6124jplRKu@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:It\'s Saturday\, so we are going to sleep in. DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20080412 LOCATION:Home SUMMARY:Sleep URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=1 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-6130USzdtv@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:This is another test event. DTEND:20080412T220000 DTSTART:20080412T190000 LOCATION:OnYourMark\, LLC SUMMARY:Work URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=2 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-6135FGOtrE@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:Blah blah blah. Woot. Party. DTEND:20080412T210000 DTSTART:20080412T180000 SUMMARY:Mike\'s Awesome Event URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=3 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-6139BXmX8k@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:Team Meeting DTEND:20080412T190000 DTSTART:20080412T160000 LOCATION:Hamilton High School SUMMARY:Robotics URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=4 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-6144Gv30pI@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:This is a test event. DTEND:20080307T193000 DTSTART:20080307T173000 LOCATION:Wisconsin SUMMARY:Test Event URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=53 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-61481XWLVa@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:This event has been added to test adding events. DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20080410 LOCATION:Willowood Park SUMMARY:Another Event URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=54 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-6153ArmK8t@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:Dear Associates\,\n\nPlease find attached our agenda.\n\nTake 5 or 10 minutes to prepare\, please.\n\nWhat are your ideas of what the top 3 goals for OnYourMark ought to be?\n\nHere are three of mine:\n\n- Be mo re goal driven as a company \n- Have staff meetings at least 2x per month and share goals and progress toward them\n- Commit many SOPs\, tutorials\, thoughts\, etc. to video with searchable text\n\nRegards\,\nKeith DTEND:20080409T213000 DTSTART:20080409T203000 LOCATION:OnYourMark\, LLC SUMMARY:Staff Meeting URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=55 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-6158jO8EIw@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:This event is a test event. Please disregard. DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20080409 LOCATION:Milwaukee Zoo SUMMARY:An event URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=56 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-6163t71t8U@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:This event is an offseason FIRST Robotics event. More informat ion can be found here:\n\nFIRST Robotics\nCharger Robotics Invitational DTEND:20080518T000000 DTSTART:20080517T150000 LOCATION:Hamilton High School RRULE:FREQ=DAILY;INTERVAL=1;UNTIL=20080518T070000Z SUMMARY:Charger Robotics Invitational URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=57 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-6170SdL8Z6@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:The World\'s Largest Music Festival returns to Milwaukee! DTEND:20080627T065900 DTSTART:20080626T190000 LOCATION:Summerfest Grounds RRULE:FREQ=DAILY;INTERVAL=1;UNTIL=20080706T070000Z SUMMARY:Summerfest URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=68 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-6175upPMhT@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:This is a sweet event! DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20080425 LOCATION:My House SUMMARY:With Events Like These URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=63 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-6179IvR0d5@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:test description DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20080424 LOCATION:Home SUMMARY:Test URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=59 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-6183cpXczg@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:test description DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20080424 LOCATION:Home SUMMARY:Test URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=60 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-6188NctvUl@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:This should go to WisEvents DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20080425 LOCATION:Somewhere over the rainbow SUMMARY:Test send to Wisevents URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=61 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-6193SVGCpU@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:This should go to WisEvents DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20080425 LOCATION:Somewhere over the rainbow RRULE:FREQ=DAILY;INTERVAL=2;UNTIL=20080429T070000Z SUMMARY:Test send to Wisevents URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=66 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-6199XtGw7K@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:We\'re talking Italian food\, Italian music\, Italian fireworks \, and lots of Italian family FUN - whether your family\'s Italian or not. Festa is more than just an Italian Festival. It\'s America\'s premiere I talian cultural event. And it\'s right here along the Lakefront in Milwauk ee\, Wisconsin\, USA. So plan on gathering up your family and friends\, an d joining us for all the FUN at the 31st annual Festa Italiana\, July 17-2 0\, 2008. DTEND:20080718T065900 DTSTART:20080717T183000 LOCATION:Summerfest Grounds RRULE:FREQ=DAILY;INTERVAL=1;UNTIL=20080720T070000Z SUMMARY:Festa Italiana URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=69 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-6204WazdI2@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:The Original HAUS Party.\n\nSee link for hours and more inforam tion. DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20080724 LOCATION: Milwaukee Lakefront - Henry W. Maier Festival Park RRULE:FREQ=DAILY;INTERVAL=1;UNTIL=20080727T070000Z SUMMARY:GermanFest URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=70 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-6209DfzPBV@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:Come join us for our 1st Annual Midwest Horrorfest to be held J une 13th thru 15th at the Great Wolf Lodge in Wisconsin Dells. We are havi ng a Friday the 13th Part III Reunion and more! Check out our website for more details. DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20080613 LOCATION:Great Wolf Lodge RRULE:FREQ=DAILY;INTERVAL=1;UNTIL=20080615T070000Z SUMMARY:Midwest Horrorfest URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=75 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-6214nFVMpm@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:Are you in the balloon\, flower or gift shop business? Do you w ant to learn new and exiting designs to increase your sales?\nThen you don ’t want to miss this!\n\nBalloon Decorating Seminar\n\nClass: Small sculpt ures\, big profits\nCost: $125 lunch included\nTime: 8am registration - 9a m - 6pm\n\nThis hands-on class will provide an array of small and sellable balloon characters that can be used in table decor\, deliveries and your everyday decor.\nThis class is one of many that Balloons Technologies will be offering in Milwaukee. To register or for more information go to the w ebsite\nor call (414) 649-9588 DTEND:20080520T010000 DTSTART:20080519T150000 LOCATION:Wyndham Milwaukee Airport and Convention Center SUMMARY:Balloon Decorating Seminar URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=76 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-6220oLvWMO@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:Do you :\n· Compromise· Complain· Beat yourself up· People plea se· Procrastinate\n· Judge yourself or others· Have a negative attitude· M ake excuses· Wait\n· Expect· Isolate· Worry· Criticise?\nWould you like to learn how to STOP?\nJoin me for twelves weeks of fearless living for a li fe time of loving yourselves and the people in your life! Support and acco untability partner\, private and group coaching will all be a part of your experience. Suitable for both men and women seeking change and welcoming support of the class.\n# Beginning April 9th\n# Wednesdays from 6:00pm to 8:00pm - 12 weeks\n# Cost: 50.00 weekly\n# Materials included\n# Limited s eats available\, so reserve ASAP\nFor more information and to register: ht tp://cherylfrei.com/groups.html\nTo see the full flyer: http://cherylfrei. com/fearless.html DTEND:20080410T030000 DTSTART:20080410T010000 LOCATION:Cheryl Frei - Recovery Life Coach RRULE:FREQ=WEEKLY;INTERVAL=1;BYDAY=WE;UNTIL=20080625T070000Z SUMMARY:Fearless Living Class URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=77 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-6225bOVZEv@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:Please join us for our annual fund-raiser “Cruising for Scholar ships”\nraising money for educational scholarships for women in the Coulee Region!\n\nDate: Thursday\, May 29th\, 2008\nTime: 5P.M.-9P.M. (silent au ction from 5:30-7:30)\nCruise-style buffet\, beverages\, silent auction it ems\, check out the boats & have fun!\nBatten down the hatches and set a c ourse for fun\,\nsummer on the river has officially begun! Tickets are $15 . Call (608) 788-1909 for more information. DTEND:20080530T040000 DTSTART:20080530T000000 LOCATION:American Marine SUMMARY:Cruising for Scholarships URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=78 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-6230frUiFl@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:Looking for a good game of chess? Our group meets every Monday evening at 7PM at the Java Dock Cafe\, 116 W. Grand Ave. in Port Washingto n. All ages and skill levels are welcome. There is no charge -- This is a free event to encourage chess playing in Ozaukee county.\n\nWe usually hav e enough chess sets\, but if you have one\, please bring it along.\n\nFor more information contact Tom Hudson at 262-284-1948 or via email: tomhudso n@execpc.com DTEND:20080513T040000 DTSTART:20080513T020000 LOCATION:Java Dock Cafe RRULE:FREQ=WEEKLY;INTERVAL=1;BYDAY=MO;UNTIL=20081030T060000Z SUMMARY:Chess Night URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=79 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-6236PMz6wF@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:All kids ages 2 - 12 are welcome to attend!\n\nEnjoy Bible stor ies\, puppet shows\, singing\, crafts\, games\, snacks\, and other fun act ivities\, including a car wash and lemonade stand! DTEND:20080610T013000 DTSTART:20080609T230000 LOCATION:Elkhorn Church of Christ RRULE:FREQ=DAILY;INTERVAL=1;UNTIL=20080613T070000Z SUMMARY:Free Vacation Bible School URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=80 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-6241RGJ7UT@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:Mother’s Day is special at the Milwaukee County Zoo\, as all mo thers receive free admission on their special day\, Sunday\, May 11\, than ks to Wilderness Hotel & Golf Resort. (No coupon necessary). DTEND:20080512T010000 DTSTART:20080511T160000 LOCATION:Milwaukee County Zoo SUMMARY:Zoo Free for Mothers URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=81 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-6246mkdwVF@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:This family friendly event celebrates the village of Menomonee Falls. Come enjoy live entertainment and have a good time. DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20080724 LOCATION:Menomonee Falls Village Park RRULE:FREQ=DAILY;INTERVAL=1;UNTIL=20080727T070000Z SUMMARY:Falls Fest URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=82 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-62510KvIma@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:\nJune 10th-13th- Lincoln County 4-H Summer Camp. All youth in grades 3-8 from Lincoln County are invited to participate in this four day 3 night overnight experience at Trails End Camp in Bruce\, WI! This campi ng experience features a cabin dorm style living and programs in recreatio n\, crafts\, canoeing\, nature exploration\, music/drama and more! Transpo rtation from Tomahawk and Merrill is provided. A brochure and registration form is available by contacting the UW-Extension office at 536-0304 or vi siting the website. DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20080610 LOCATION:Trails End Camp RRULE:FREQ=DAILY;INTERVAL=1;UNTIL=20080613T070000Z SUMMARY:Lincoln County 4-H Summer Camp URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=83 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-6257hgVXfZ@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:The Wisconsin State Fair is the premier fun family event of the summer\nfeaturing something for everyone! The Wisconsin State Fair offers 11\naction-packed days filled with agriculture\, food\, shopping\, nation al headlining entertainment\, 30 FREE stages of local and national enterta inment\, and\nmuch more! DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20080731 LOCATION:Wisconsin State Fair Park RRULE:FREQ=DAILY;INTERVAL=1;UNTIL=20080810T070000Z SUMMARY:Wisconsin State Fair URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=84 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-6262GUG2iU@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:The music plays from 6:30 - 10 p.m. every Wednesday\n(except fo r the fourth of July). Concessions open at 5:30 p.m.\, and parking is only $5.00. Mark your calendars for a summer of singing and dancing at the Bud weiser Music Pavilion at Wisconsin State Fair Park. DTEND:20080605T050000 DTSTART:20080605T013000 LOCATION:Wisconsin State Fair Park RRULE:FREQ=WEEKLY;INTERVAL=1;BYDAY=WE;UNTIL=20080723T070000Z SUMMARY:Wednesday Night Live URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=85 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-6267HuENNK@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:The tradition continues. For the 51st time\, the IndyCar® Serie s stars return to The Milwaukee Mile the weekend after the Indianapolis 50 0!\n\nNew for 2008\, Sunday will be a race day doubleheader\, with the ABC Supply / A.J. Foyt 225 IndyCar Series race at 3:00 p.m. CST preceded by t he 100-mile Firestone Indy Lights race\, set for an 11:30 a.m. CST green f lag.\n\nRead more at the official website. DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20080531 LOCATION:The Milwaukee Mile RRULE:FREQ=DAILY;INTERVAL=1;UNTIL=20080601T070000Z SUMMARY:Milwaukee 100 Firestone Indy Lights Race URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=86 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-6272rSCvUv@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:Tickets are going fast for Wisconsin\'s biggest Motorsports wee kend\, which will once again feature NASCAR racing at the speed of night a t The Milwaukee Mile!\n\nThe tough drivers and tough trucks of the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series (NCTS) are headin\' to town for a 200-lap showdown on Friday night\, June 20th. NASCAR Rookies generally learn a lot at The M ile\, which time and again proves there\'s a premium placed on driver abil ity and handling on the challenging one-mile oval.\n\nPlease see the websi te for more information. DTEND:20080621T060000 DTSTART:20080620T180000 LOCATION:The Milwaukee Mile SUMMARY:NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=87 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-6277F9Anwz@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:Tickets are going fast for Wisconsin’s biggest Motorsports week end\, which will once again feature NASCAR racing at the speed of night at The Milwaukee Mile!\n\nAll the stars of the NASCAR Nationwide Series (for merly Busch Series)\, including Wisconsin favorites racing against ‘Cup dr ivers\, including Carl Edwards and Clint Bowyer!\n\nSee the website for mo re details. DTEND:20080622T060000 DTSTART:20080621T160000 LOCATION:The Milwaukee Mile SUMMARY:NASCAR Nationwide Series URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=88 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-6282kgkTIM@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:The 3rd Annual Aurora Health Care Championship presented by For esters at Geneva National Golf Club is a week-long event designed for ever yone in the community to see world-class professional golf played on one o f Wisconsin’s finest golf venues. And perhaps most importantly\, after the last putt has been sunk and the trophy awarded\, the proceeds of the Auro ra Health Care Championship will be donated to the Geneva National Foundat ion and the Aurora Lakeland Medical Center in their support of community n eeds.\n\nMore info at their website. DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20080529 LOCATION:Geneva Naitonal Golf Club RRULE:FREQ=DAILY;INTERVAL=1;UNTIL=20080601T070000Z SUMMARY:Aurora Health Care Championship URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=89 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-6288dF1P5m@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:Rufus Tree\, indie band from Chicago \n(opening by Indigo Drift ers)\n7:30pm\n\n$8/door or $6 with donation for food pantry\nPrizes includ e shirts\, cd\'s\, iPOD!\n\nSponsored by Oakbrook Church Youth Ministry\no akbrookconnect.org\n262-820-0836 DTEND:20080614T050000 DTSTART:20080614T023000 LOCATION:Sussex Youth Hall SUMMARY:The Great Sussex Rock Out URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=95 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-62930uvz69@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:Each year\, PrideFest energizes the shores of Milwaukee’s lakef ront with one of the nation\'s most distinctive celebrations of lesbian\, gay\, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) culture and community. Thousands wil l enjoy the nation\'s biggest Pride entertainment lineup\, catch up with o ld friends and make new ones\, and renew their sense of Pride. DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20080606 LOCATION:Summerfest Grounds RRULE:FREQ=DAILY;INTERVAL=1;UNTIL=20080608T070000Z SUMMARY:PrideFest Milwaukee URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=94 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-6298sBumfB@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:BREW CITY SALMON\nTOURNAMENT\n$125 per Boat\nFishing Tournament \nMILWAUKEE\nGREAT LAKES SPORT FISHERMEN\nCash Prizes awarded to the top 2 0% August 9th\, 2008\nSPORTSMAN\'S WAREHOUSE\n$1000.00 DOLLAR BIGGEST\nCHI NOOK\nR&R SPORTS THE FISH’N HOLE $250.00 for BIGGEST\nBrown Trout\, Lake T rout\, Rainbow Trout 125.00 for second place of each species\nSilver king charters\nSee glsfclub.com/BrewCity.pdf for rules and entry form DTEND:20080809T210000 DTSTART:20080809T130000 LOCATION:McKinley Marina SUMMARY:2008 Brew City Salmon Tournament URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=93 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-6302XAU3BJ@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:The Komen Madison Race for the Cure. raises funds to provide po sitive awareness\, education and early detection of breast cancer for wome n throughout Dane County\, as well as helping to fund the National Grants program of the Komen Foundation. For more information call (800) 368-5661. DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20080531 LOCATION:Alliant Energy Center SUMMARY:Komen Race for the Cure URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=97 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-6307Fs49Gp@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:Great Midwest Pro Rodeo – Walworth County Fairgrounds/Elkhorn\, WI (August 16th Saturday @ 7 PM \, Sunday August 17th Sunday @ 3 PM. Gro unds open two hours before show time. Featuring IPRA(International Pro Rod eo Association)competition in roping\, bull riding\, trick riding along wi th several clown acts for an afternoon of enjoyable family entertainment. Pony rides available – strolling magician. Advance ticket sales available Adults(12+)$10\, Kids(6-11)and Seniors(60+)$5\, Kids 5 and under Free. Cal l Great Midwest Pro Rodeo at 815-943-3268. DTEND:20080817T043000 DTSTART:20080817T000000 LOCATION:Walworth County\, WI SUMMARY:Great Midwest Pro Rodeo URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=98 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-6312U8gN0s@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:Great Midwest Pro Rodeo – Walworth County Fairgrounds/Elkhorn\, WI (August 16th Saturday @ 7 PM \, Sunday August 17th Sunday @ 3 PM. Gro unds open two hours before show time. Featuring IPRA(International Pro Rod eo Association)competition in roping\, bull riding\, trick riding along wi th several clown acts for an afternoon of enjoyable family entertainment. Pony rides available – strolling magician. Advance ticket sales available Adults(12+)$10\, Kids(6-11)and Seniors(60+)$5\, Kids 5 and under Free. Cal l Great Midwest Pro Rodeo at 815-943-3268. DTEND:20080818T003000 DTSTART:20080817T200000 LOCATION:Walworth County\, WI SUMMARY:Great Midwest Pro Rodeo URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=99 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-6318GItuWD@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:Visit a large buck-skinners’ rendezvous encampment with hawk & knife toss\, other frivolities\, and historic demonstrations. Also\, weste rn stunt performances\, pony rides\, kids face painting\, a knickknacks & artifacts tent\, music\, bake sale\, food\, and refreshments. This year fe atures professional stunt performers from the Whips Garters and Guns weste rn stunt shows. Performances include\; Train Station Hold Up\, Shooting De monstration\, Bull Whips Demonstration\, Movie Effects\, and More. DTEND:20080802T230000 DTSTART:20080802T170000 LOCATION:Heritage Historical Village RRULE:FREQ=DAILY;INTERVAL=1;UNTIL=20080803T070000Z SUMMARY:Heritage Days & Rail Fest + Western Stunt Shows URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=100 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-6322i0uVTz@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:Boy Scout Troop 164 farm breakfast includes\, ham and eggs\, pa ncakes\, syrup\, strawberry sundaes\, coffee\, orange juice and milk. Musi cal entertainment. Petting zoo\, face painting\, hay rides. DTEND:20080621T180000 DTSTART:20080621T140000 LOCATION:Eugster\'s Farm Market SUMMARY:Stoughton Farm Breakfast URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=101 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-6328SBIwU9@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:Nueske\'s Applewood Smoked Meats is celebrating their 75th anni versary - celebration open to the public! Here are just a few things that will be happening: Fireworks\, Music\, Face Painting\, Food\, Games\, Pri zes\, Helicopter Rides\, a Working Old Time Smokehouse & Meat Shop\, an Ol d Time Photographer\, Local Crafts\, Vintage Automobiles\, and lots more! \nCall (800) 382-2266 for more info. Begins Friday evening - call for tim es. DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20080926 LOCATION:Nueske\'s Applewood Smoked Meats RRULE:FREQ=DAILY;INTERVAL=1;UNTIL=20080927T070000Z SUMMARY:Nueske\'s Applewood Smoked Meats 75th Anniversary Celebration URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=102 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-6333OJcUSj@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:Nueske\'s Applewood Smoked Meats is celebrating their 75th anni versary - celebration open to the public! Here are just a few things that will be happening: Fireworks\, Music\, Face Painting\, Food\, Games\, Pri zes\, Helicopter Rides\, a Working Old Time Smokehouse & Meat Shop\, an Ol d Time Photographer\, Local Crafts\, Vintage Automobiles\, and lots more! \nCall (800) 382-2266 for more info. DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20080927 LOCATION:Nueske\'s Applewood Smoked Meats SUMMARY:Nueske\'s Applewood Smoked Meats 75th Anniversary Celebration URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=103 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-6337Kh3SD9@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:A tour of 8 lovely\, private gardens and a huge plant sale\, bo utique and raffle. Tickets\, $8. may be purchased in advance at Borzynski \'s\, Wayne\'s Daughters\, Milaeger\'s\, First Weber Realty\, Personal Tou ch Flowers\,Miller\'s and Wild Birds Unlimited in Racine. Day of tour\, t ickets can be purchased at plant sale site\, 2805 Green Haze Avenue\, for $10. Admission to plant sale is free. Proceeds benefit civic projects an d scholarships. DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20080713 LOCATION:Purchase tickets and start tour at 2805 Green Haze\, Racine SUMMARY:Racine Garden Club Tour and Plant Sale URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=104 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-6341gm1nEG@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:A tour of 8 lovely\, private gardens and a huge plant sale\, bo utique and raffle. Tickets\, $8. may be purchased in advance at Borzynski \'s\, Wayne\'s Daughters\, Milaeger\'s\, First Weber Realty\, Personal Tou ch Flowers\,Miller\'s and Wild Birds Unlimited in Racine. Day of tour\, t ickets can be purchased at plant sale site\, 2805 Green Haze Avenue\, for $10. Admission to plant sale is free. Proceeds benefit civic projects an d scholarships. DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20080713 LOCATION:Purchase tickets and start tour at 2805 Green Haze\, Racine SUMMARY:Racine Garden Club Tour and Plant Sale URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=105 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-6346DUkkt6@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:A tour of 8 lovely\, private gardens and a huge plant sale\, bo utique and raffle. Tickets\, $8. may be purchased in advance at Borzynski \'s\, Wayne\'s Daughters\, Milaeger\'s\, First Weber Realty\, Personal Tou ch Flowers\,Miller\'s and Wild Birds Unlimited in Racine. Day of tour\, t ickets can be purchased at plant sale site\, 2805 Green Haze Avenue\, for $10. Admission to plant sale is free. Proceeds benefit civic projects an d scholarships. DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20080713 LOCATION:Purchase tickets and start tour at 2805 Green Haze\, Racine SUMMARY:Racine Garden Club Tour and Plant Sale URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=106 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-6350isknVv@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:A tour of 8 lovely\, private gardens and a huge plant sale\, bo utique and raffle. Tickets\, $8. may be purchased in advance at Borzynski \'s\, Wayne\'s Daughters\, Milaeger\'s\, First Weber Realty\, Personal Tou ch Flowers\,Miller\'s and Wild Birds Unlimited in Racine. Day of tour\, t ickets can be purchased at plant sale site\, 2805 Green Haze Avenue\, for $10. Admission to plant sale is free. Proceeds benefit civic projects an d scholarships. DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20080713 LOCATION:Purchase tickets and start tour at 2805 Green Haze\, Racine SUMMARY:Racine Garden Club Tour and Plant Sale URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=107 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-6355dxORzn@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:A tour of 8 lovely\, private gardens and a huge plant sale\, bo utique and raffle. Tickets\, $8. may be purchased in advance at Borzynski \'s\, Wayne\'s Daughters\, Milaeger\'s\, First Weber Realty\, Personal Tou ch Flowers\,Miller\'s and Wild Birds Unlimited in Racine. Day of tour\, t ickets can be purchased at plant sale site\, 2805 Green Haze Avenue\, for $10. Admission to plant sale is free. Proceeds benefit civic projects an d scholarships. DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20080713 LOCATION:Purchase tickets and start tour at 2805 Green Haze\, Racine SUMMARY:Racine Garden Club Tour and Plant Sale URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=108 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-63598OI82I@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:A tour of 8 lovely\, private gardens and a huge plant sale\, bo utique and raffle. Tickets\, $8. may be purchased in advance at Borzynski \'s\, Wayne\'s Daughters\, Milaeger\'s\, First Weber Realty\, Personal Tou ch Flowers\,Miller\'s and Wild Birds Unlimited in Racine. Day of tour\, t ickets can be purchased at plant sale site\, 2805 Green Haze Avenue\, for $10. Admission to plant sale is free. Proceeds benefit civic projects an d scholarships. DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20080713 LOCATION:Purchase tickets and start tour at 2805 Green Haze\, Racine SUMMARY:Racine Garden Club Tour and Plant Sale URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=109 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-636344i0hp@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:A tour of 8 lovely\, private gardens and a huge plant sale\, bo utique and raffle. Tickets\, $8. may be purchased in advance at Borzynski \'s\, Wayne\'s Daughters\, Milaeger\'s\, First Weber Realty\, Personal Tou ch Flowers\,Miller\'s and Wild Birds Unlimited in Racine. Day of tour\, t ickets can be purchased at plant sale site\, 2805 Green Haze Avenue\, for $10. Admission to plant sale is free. Proceeds benefit civic projects an d scholarships. DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20080713 LOCATION:Purchase tickets and start tour at 2805 Green Haze\, Racine SUMMARY:Racine Garden Club Tour and Plant Sale URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=110 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-6369SdnpmR@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:The world\'s largest gathering for recreational pilots and avia tion enthusiasts. Features more than 10\,000 airplanes and 750\,000 people . 500 forums/seminars\, 700 product exhibitors. Concessions. Air shows dai ly at 3PM. For more information call (920) 426-4818. DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20080728 LOCATION:EAA AirVenture Museum RRULE:FREQ=DAILY;INTERVAL=1;UNTIL=20080803T070000Z SUMMARY:EAA Airventure 2008 URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=111 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-6374ug4mMs@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:We have finalized plans for this year’s Mini-Reunion. Plea se add to your calendar.\n\nOur get-together will be on Friday\, September 19th\, 2008 at 4:00 PM at\nSERB Memorial Hall\n5101 W. Oklahoma Ave.\nMil waukee\, WI. \n\nBoth Chicken and Fish will be availa ble.\nThe cost of the buffet is $17.00 per person and reservations and pre payment are required.\nThe deadline for reservations and prepayment is Sep tember 10\, 2008.\n\nRenew old friendships (and make some new ones) starti ng at 4 PM with drinks available at the cash bar.\nDinner will start at 5 :00 PM. The hall is reserved until 8:00 PM.\n\nPlease send back the fol lowing information\, and payment before September 10\, 2008.\n\nLast Name -_____________________ First Name-______________________\nMaiden Name-____ _________________\n\nSpouse or Guest__________________________\n\nTotal co st...Number of persons attending X $17.00 = $_________________\n\nPleas e make checks payable to: Flora Larson \nSend above inf ormation and checks to: \nFlora Larson \n810 N. Cumbe rland Lane. \nPort Washington\, WI 53074\n262-268-9189 \nproud american6689@sbcglobal.net\n \nAny questions contact:\nBob Hirsch\n104 Loc ust street\nPalmyra\, WI 53156\n414-520-3647\n262-495-4762\nWashington1955 @gmail.com\n\n \nPlease contact other classmates in your circle of friends \, so that we are sure that everyone has been contacted.\n\nDirections to Serb Hall\, Milwaukee\, Wisconsin\n \n* From East-West 894: exit on 60th S treet. Go 2.5 miles north to Oklahoma Ave. Turn east to 51st Street.\n\n* From East-West 94: exit on Hawley Road South which becomes 60th Street to Oklahoma Ave. Turn east to 51st Street.\n\n* Alternate From East-West 94: exit on Miller Park Way south. Miller Park Way becomes 43rd Street. Travel approx. 2.3 miles. Turn slight right onto W. Forest Home Ave. Turn slight right onto W. Oklahoma Ave. to 51st St.\n\nNote! If you change address \, phone number\, or email address\, please send that information to:\nBob Hirsch Washington1955@gmail.com\n\nIf you have access to the internet\ , here is the Washington Class of 1955 web page:\nhttp://www.classreport.o rg/usa/wi/milwaukee/whs/1955/\nPlease register! Complete your Profile & send current Picture.\nREUNION INFORMATION IS ALSO POSTED THERE. DTEND:20080920T030000 DTSTART:20080919T230000 LOCATION:Serb Hall SUMMARY:Washington High School 1955 Class Reunion URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=112 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-6379uvpbxZ@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:Speaker: Keith Klein\nAuthor\, WebForging - A Practical Guide t o the Art of Forging Your Web Presence\nFounder & CEO\, OnYourMark\, LLC\n \nTime: 11:30 a.m. - Networking & Registration\n12:00 p.m. - Luncheon\n12: 20-1:00 p.m. - Program\n\nCost: Free for HCPRMS Members\, $20 for member g uest from the same organization\, $40 non-members\n\nTopic: Keith Klein\, Founder & CEO of OnYourMark\, LLC and author of WebForging - A Practical G uide to the Art of Forging Your Web Presence will do a whirlwind combinati on of three \'stump\' speeches:\n\nThe Eight Keys to a Successful Web Pres ence\n\nThe Ten Biggest Mistakes Businesses Make Online\n\nWeb 2.0 - What it is\, and what is in it for you.\n\nA brief questions and answer session will follow the presentation.\n\nCopies of WebForging - A Practical Guide to the Art of Forging Your Web Presence will be available for purchase an d autographing at a special discounted rate ($20\, cash or checks payable to Keith Klein) for HCPRMS members!\n\nRSVP: RSVP online at http://www.hcp rms.org/program_registration.php\n\n-----\nHealth Care Public Relations & Marketing Society (HCPRMS) is the premier marketing and public relations o rganization for southeastern Wisconsin professionals in the health care in dustry. We strive to help our members navigate the ever-changing world of health care marketng with informative speakers\, lively roundtable events\ , a newsletter and plenty of networking opportunities. DTEND:20080821T200000 DTSTART:20080821T183000 LOCATION:Knights of Columbus SUMMARY:HCPRMS Luncheon & Speaker URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=113 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-6383sh6vFE@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:Monday August 18th 2008\nCocktails at 5:30 Dinner at 7:00 \nThe cost $35/person\nContact Larry Rowaldt (920)261-7374\n (920)342-7674\nJoin us for good food\,fun conversation\, there will be a lot of great door prizes and raffles!! DTEND:20080819T050000 DTSTART:20080819T003000 LOCATION:Plattdeutsher Hall SUMMARY:WATERTOWN ARCHERS 15th ANNUAL BANQUET URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=114 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-6388iXCZOr@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:Monday August 18th 2008\nCocktails at 5:30 Dinner at 7:00 \nThe cost $35/person\nContact Larry Rowaldt (920)261-7374\n (920)342-7674\nJoin us for good food\,fun conversation\, there will be a lot of great door prizes and raffles!! DTEND:20080819T050000 DTSTART:20080819T003000 LOCATION:Plattdeutsher Hall SUMMARY:WATERTOWN ARCHERS 15th ANNUAL BANQUET URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=115 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-6393kUS4h7@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:Monday August 18th 2008\nCocktails at 5:30 Dinner at 7:00 \nThe cost $35/person\nContact Larry Rowaldt (920)261-7374\n (920)342-7674\nJoin us for good food\,fun conversation\, there will be a lot of great door prizes and raffles!! DTEND:20080819T050000 DTSTART:20080819T003000 LOCATION:Plattdeutsher Hall SUMMARY:WATERTOWN ARCHERS 15th ANNUAL BANQUET URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=116 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-6398efWWfz@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:Monday August 18th 2008\nCocktails at 5:30 Dinner at 7:00 \nThe cost $35/person\nContact Larry Rowaldt (920)261-7374\n (920)342-7674\nJoin us for good food\,fun conversation\, there will be a lot of great door prizes and raffles!! DTEND:20080819T050000 DTSTART:20080819T003000 LOCATION:Plattdeutsher Hall SUMMARY:WATERTOWN ARCHERS 15th ANNUAL BANQUET URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=117 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-64033uFugg@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:Thursday 8pm - 10pm:\nParade of Champions - A Showcase of past championship quartets from Harmony\, Inc.\, an international women\'s sing ing organization.\n\nFriday 12pm - 3pm\nQuartet Semi-final competition of Harmony\, Inc.\n\nFriday 8pm - 10pm\nQuartet finals\n\nSaturday 12pm - 4pm \nChorus competition DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20081113 LOCATION:Fox Cities Performing Arts Center RRULE:FREQ=DAILY;INTERVAL=1;UNTIL=20081115T070000Z SUMMARY:Harmony\, Inc. 49th Annual Contest & Convention URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=118 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-6408V9UtDo@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:Quartet Semi-final competition of Harmony\, Inc.\, an internati on organization of women singers DTEND:20081114T220000 DTSTART:20081114T190000 LOCATION:Fox Cities Performing Arts Center SUMMARY:Harmony\, Inc. 49th Annual Contest & Convention URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=119 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-6413MB4FPh@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:Quartet finals - Harmony\, Inc.\, an international organization of women singers DTEND:20081115T050000 DTSTART:20081115T030000 LOCATION:Fox Cities Performing Arts Center SUMMARY:Harmony\, Inc. 49th Annual Contest & Convention URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=120 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-6418WVUobT@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:Chorus competition - Harmony\, Inc.\, an international organiza tion of women singers DTEND:20081115T230000 DTSTART:20081115T190000 LOCATION:Fox Cities Performing Arts Center SUMMARY:Harmony\, Inc. 49th Annual Contest & Convention URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=121 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-6423u78Zba@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:Come to taste the new TSG products being launched in the new ca talog. Guests will receive a gift for attending and many opportunities to win free products. This event is to share more information with Wisconsi nites about Two Sisters Gourmet. There is nothing to buy - just come and taste and have a great time! DTEND:20080813T040000 DTSTART:20080813T013000 LOCATION:Johnson Creek Comfort Inn & Suites SUMMARY:Two Sisters Gourmet Fall Premier URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=122 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-6427UXzu7v@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:by Howard Koch\, adapted from the H.G. Wells’ novel \nDirecte d by Tony Simotes\nMitchell Theatre\n\nSeptember 26 \,27 and October 3\,10 \, 11 at 7:30 pm\nOctober 4 at 8 pm October 5 at 2 pm\n\nIn October 1938\ , millions of American radio listeners tuned in to Orson Welles’ seeming ly factual chronicle of a Martian invasion of Grovers Mill\, New Jersey. I t would become one of the most celebrated media events of the century and make a star of its young director. University Theatre marks the seventieth anniversary of the legendary broadcast with a “radio performance” of the horrifying events that sent a nation into panic and demonstrated the p ower of electronic media. Produced in cooperation with Wisconsin Public Ra dio.\n \nLive broadcast at 8 pm on October 4 on WPR\nPost performance disc ussion on October 3\n DTEND:20080927T044000 DTSTART:20080927T023000 LOCATION:Mitchell Theatre SUMMARY:The War of the Worlds URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=123 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-6432LNcjXR@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:by Howard Koch\, adapted from the H.G. Wells’ novel \nDirecte d by Tony Simotes\nMitchell Theatre\n\nSeptember 26 \,27 and October 3\,10 \, 11 at 7:30 pm\nOctober 4 at 8 pm October 5 at 2 pm\n\nIn October 1938\ , millions of American radio listeners tuned in to Orson Welles’ seeming ly factual chronicle of a Martian invasion of Grovers Mill\, New Jersey. I t would become one of the most celebrated media events of the century and make a star of its young director. University Theatre marks the seventieth anniversary of the legendary broadcast with a “radio performance” of the horrifying events that sent a nation into panic and demonstrated the p ower of electronic media. Produced in cooperation with Wisconsin Public Ra dio.\n \nLive broadcast at 8 pm on October 4 on WPR\nPost performance disc ussion on October 3\n DTEND:20080928T043000 DTSTART:20080928T023000 LOCATION:Mitchell Theatre SUMMARY:The War of the Worlds URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=124 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-6437abc6rU@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:by Howard Koch\, adapted from the H.G. Wells’ novel \nDirecte d by Tony Simotes\nMitchell Theatre\n\nSeptember 26 \,27 and October 3\,10 \, 11 at 7:30 pm\nOctober 4 at 8 pm October 5 at 2 pm\n\nIn October 1938\ , millions of American radio listeners tuned in to Orson Welles’ seeming ly factual chronicle of a Martian invasion of Grovers Mill\, New Jersey. I t would become one of the most celebrated media events of the century and make a star of its young director. University Theatre marks the seventieth anniversary of the legendary broadcast with a “radio performance” of the horrifying events that sent a nation into panic and demonstrated the p ower of electronic media. Produced in cooperation with Wisconsin Public Ra dio.\n \nLive broadcast at 8 pm on October 4 on WPR\nPost performance disc ussion on October 3\n DTEND:20081004T043000 DTSTART:20081004T023000 LOCATION:Mitchell Theatre SUMMARY:The War of the Worlds URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=125 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-6442WTAVJ0@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:by Howard Koch\, adapted from the H.G. Wells’ novel \nDirecte d by Tony Simotes\nMitchell Theatre\n\nSeptember 26 \,27 and October 3\,10 \, 11 at 7:30 pm\nOctober 4 at 8 pm October 5 at 2 pm\n\nIn October 1938\ , millions of American radio listeners tuned in to Orson Welles’ seeming ly factual chronicle of a Martian invasion of Grovers Mill\, New Jersey. I t would become one of the most celebrated media events of the century and make a star of its young director. University Theatre marks the seventieth anniversary of the legendary broadcast with a “radio performance” of the horrifying events that sent a nation into panic and demonstrated the p ower of electronic media. Produced in cooperation with Wisconsin Public Ra dio.\n \nLive broadcast at 8 pm on October 4 on WPR\nPost performance disc ussion on October 3\n DTEND:20081005T050000 DTSTART:20081005T030000 LOCATION:Mitchell Theatre SUMMARY:The War of the Worlds URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=126 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-64474F0j2J@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:by Howard Koch\, adapted from the H.G. Wells’ novel \nDirecte d by Tony Simotes\nMitchell Theatre\n\nSeptember 26 \,27 and October 3\,10 \, 11 at 7:30 pm\nOctober 4 at 8 pm October 5 at 2 pm\n\nIn October 1938\ , millions of American radio listeners tuned in to Orson Welles’ seeming ly factual chronicle of a Martian invasion of Grovers Mill\, New Jersey. I t would become one of the most celebrated media events of the century and make a star of its young director. University Theatre marks the seventieth anniversary of the legendary broadcast with a “radio performance” of the horrifying events that sent a nation into panic and demonstrated the p ower of electronic media. Produced in cooperation with Wisconsin Public Ra dio.\n \nLive broadcast at 8 pm on October 4 on WPR\nPost performance disc ussion on October 3\n DTEND:20081005T230000 DTSTART:20081005T210000 LOCATION:Mitchell Theatre SUMMARY:The War of the Worlds URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=127 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-64522AXXWU@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:by Howard Koch\, adapted from the H.G. Wells’ novel \nDirecte d by Tony Simotes\nMitchell Theatre\n\nSeptember 26 \,27 and October 3\,10 \, 11 at 7:30 pm\nOctober 4 at 8 pm October 5 at 2 pm\n\nIn October 1938\ , millions of American radio listeners tuned in to Orson Welles’ seeming ly factual chronicle of a Martian invasion of Grovers Mill\, New Jersey. I t would become one of the most celebrated media events of the century and make a star of its young director. University Theatre marks the seventieth anniversary of the legendary broadcast with a “radio performance” of the horrifying events that sent a nation into panic and demonstrated the p ower of electronic media. Produced in cooperation with Wisconsin Public Ra dio.\n \nLive broadcast at 8 pm on October 4 on WPR\nPost performance disc ussion on October 3\n DTEND:20081011T043000 DTSTART:20081011T023000 LOCATION:Mitchell Theatre SUMMARY:The War of the Worlds URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=128 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-6456kRnvTC@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:by Howard Koch\, adapted from the H.G. Wells’ novel \nDirecte d by Tony Simotes\nMitchell Theatre\n\nSeptember 26 \,27 and October 3\,10 \, 11 at 7:30 pm\nOctober 4 at 8 pm October 5 at 2 pm\n\nIn October 1938\ , millions of American radio listeners tuned in to Orson Welles’ seeming ly factual chronicle of a Martian invasion of Grovers Mill\, New Jersey. I t would become one of the most celebrated media events of the century and make a star of its young director. University Theatre marks the seventieth anniversary of the legendary broadcast with a “radio performance” of the horrifying events that sent a nation into panic and demonstrated the p ower of electronic media. Produced in cooperation with Wisconsin Public Ra dio.\n \nLive broadcast at 8 pm on October 4 on WPR\nPost performance disc ussion on October 3\n DTEND:20081012T043000 DTSTART:20081012T023000 LOCATION:Mitchell Theatre SUMMARY:The War of the Worlds URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=129 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-6461Td1wuI@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:by Timberlake Wertenbaker\nDirected by Talish Barrow\nHemsley T heatre\n\nOctober 17\,18\,23-25\, 30\,31 and November 1 at 7:30 pm\nOctobe r 26 at 2 pm\nA lonely queen sends her husband to retrieve her sister from faraway Athens\, an ill-fated trip that results in betrayal and violence. Timberlake Wertenbaker’s retelling of the Ancient Greek myth of the rap e of Philomela\, this powerful drama tells of sisterly love\, revenge and the consequences of \nenforced silence. \n\nPost performance discussion on October 23\, 2008\n DTEND:20081018T043000 DTSTART:20081018T023000 LOCATION:Hemsley Theatre SUMMARY:The Love of the Nightingale URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=130 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-6466lR9Euw@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:by Timberlake Wertenbaker\nDirected by Talish Barrow\nHemsley T heatre\n\nOctober 17\,18\,23-25\, 30\,31 and November 1 at 7:30 pm\nOctobe r 26 at 2 pm\nA lonely queen sends her husband to retrieve her sister from faraway Athens\, an ill-fated trip that results in betrayal and violence. Timberlake Wertenbaker’s retelling of the Ancient Greek myth of the rap e of Philomela\, this powerful drama tells of sisterly love\, revenge and the consequences of \nenforced silence. \n\nPost performance discussion on October 23\, 2008\n DTEND:20081019T043000 DTSTART:20081019T023000 LOCATION:Hemsley Theatre SUMMARY:The Love of the Nightingale URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=131 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-64715oJSBH@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:by Timberlake Wertenbaker\nDirected by Talish Barrow\nHemsley T heatre\n\nOctober 17\,18\,23-25\, 30\,31 and November 1 at 7:30 pm\nOctobe r 26 at 2 pm\nA lonely queen sends her husband to retrieve her sister from faraway Athens\, an ill-fated trip that results in betrayal and violence. Timberlake Wertenbaker’s retelling of the Ancient Greek myth of the rap e of Philomela\, this powerful drama tells of sisterly love\, revenge and the consequences of \nenforced silence. \n\nPost performance discussion on October 23\, 2008\n DTEND:20081024T043000 DTSTART:20081024T023000 LOCATION:Hemsley Theatre SUMMARY:The Love of the Nightingale URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=132 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-6475wUWSTW@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:by Timberlake Wertenbaker\nDirected by Talish Barrow\nHemsley T heatre\n\nOctober 17\,18\,23-25\, 30\,31 and November 1 at 7:30 pm\nOctobe r 26 at 2 pm\nA lonely queen sends her husband to retrieve her sister from faraway Athens\, an ill-fated trip that results in betrayal and violence. Timberlake Wertenbaker’s retelling of the Ancient Greek myth of the rap e of Philomela\, this powerful drama tells of sisterly love\, revenge and the consequences of \nenforced silence. \n\nPost performance discussion on October 23\, 2008\n DTEND:20081025T043000 DTSTART:20081025T023000 LOCATION:Hemsley Theatre SUMMARY:The Love of the Nightingale URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=133 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-6480nLnRec@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:by Timberlake Wertenbaker\nDirected by Talish Barrow\nHemsley T heatre\n\nOctober 17\,18\,23-25\, 30\,31 and November 1 at 7:30 pm\nOctobe r 26 at 2 pm\nA lonely queen sends her husband to retrieve her sister from faraway Athens\, an ill-fated trip that results in betrayal and violence. Timberlake Wertenbaker’s retelling of the Ancient Greek myth of the rap e of Philomela\, this powerful drama tells of sisterly love\, revenge and the consequences of \nenforced silence. \n\nPost performance discussion on October 23\, 2008\n DTEND:20081026T033000 DTSTART:20081026T023000 LOCATION:Hemsley Theatre SUMMARY:The Love of the Nightingale URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=134 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-6485pRIVUH@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:by Timberlake Wertenbaker\nDirected by Talish Barrow\nHemsley T heatre\n\nOctober 17\,18\,23-25\, 30\,31 and November 1 at 7:30 pm\nOctobe r 26 at 2 pm\nA lonely queen sends her husband to retrieve her sister from faraway Athens\, an ill-fated trip that results in betrayal and violence. Timberlake Wertenbaker’s retelling of the Ancient Greek myth of the rap e of Philomela\, this powerful drama tells of sisterly love\, revenge and the consequences of \nenforced silence. \n\nPost performance discussion on October 23\, 2008\n DTEND:20081026T220000 DTSTART:20081026T200000 LOCATION:Hemsley Theatre SUMMARY:The Love of the Nightingale URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=135 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-6490TbSbuu@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:by Timberlake Wertenbaker\nDirected by Talish Barrow\nHemsley T heatre\n\nOctober 17\,18\,23-25\, 30\,31 and November 1 at 7:30 pm\nOctobe r 26 at 2 pm\nA lonely queen sends her husband to retrieve her sister from faraway Athens\, an ill-fated trip that results in betrayal and violence. Timberlake Wertenbaker’s retelling of the Ancient Greek myth of the rap e of Philomela\, this powerful drama tells of sisterly love\, revenge and the consequences of \nenforced silence. \n\nPost performance discussion on October 23\, 2008\n DTEND:20081031T033000 DTSTART:20081031T013000 LOCATION:Hemsley Theatre SUMMARY:The Love of the Nightingale URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=136 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-64950JRadu@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:by Timberlake Wertenbaker\nDirected by Talish Barrow\nHemsley T heatre\n\nOctober 17\,18\,23-25\, 30\,31 and November 1 at 7:30 pm\nOctobe r 26 at 2 pm\nA lonely queen sends her husband to retrieve her sister from faraway Athens\, an ill-fated trip that results in betrayal and violence. Timberlake Wertenbaker’s retelling of the Ancient Greek myth of the rap e of Philomela\, this powerful drama tells of sisterly love\, revenge and the consequences of \nenforced silence. \n\nPost performance discussion on October 23\, 2008\n DTEND:20081101T033000 DTSTART:20081101T013000 LOCATION:Hemsley Theatre SUMMARY:The Love of the Nightingale URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=137 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-6499iCTXRa@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:by Timberlake Wertenbaker\nDirected by Talish Barrow\nHemsley T heatre\n\nOctober 17\,18\,23-25\, 30\,31 and November 1 at 7:30 pm\nOctobe r 26 at 2 pm\nA lonely queen sends her husband to retrieve her sister from faraway Athens\, an ill-fated trip that results in betrayal and violence. Timberlake Wertenbaker’s retelling of the Ancient Greek myth of the rap e of Philomela\, this powerful drama tells of sisterly love\, revenge and the consequences of \nenforced silence. \n\nPost performance discussion on October 23\, 2008\n DTEND:20081102T033000 DTSTART:20081102T013000 LOCATION:Hemsley Theatre SUMMARY:The Love of the Nightingale URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=138 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-6505a8lZ8h@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:by William Shakespeare\nDirected by Norma Saldivar\nMitchell Th eatre\n\nFebruary 27\, 28 and March 5\, 6\, 7\, 12\, 13\, 14 at 7:30 pm\nM arch 8 at 2 pm\n\nWe’ve set Shakespeare’s magical world of royalty and lovers in the heat and steam of a Caribbean jungle. This comedy will daz zle and delight all your senses and leave you yearning for more!\n\nPost p erformance discussion on March 5\n DTEND:20090228T043000 DTSTART:20090228T023000 LOCATION:Mitchell Theatre RRULE:FREQ=WEEKLY;INTERVAL=1;BYDAY=TH,FR,SA;UNTIL=20090315T060000Z SUMMARY:A Midsummer Night’s Dream URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=139 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-6510p93E1D@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:by William Shakespeare\nDirected by Norma Saldivar\nMitchell Th eatre\n\nFebruary 27\, 28 and March 5\, 6\, 7\, 12\, 13\, 14 at 7:30 pm\nM arch 8 at 2 pm\n\nWe’ve set Shakespeare’s magical world of royalty and lovers in the heat and steam of a Caribbean jungle. This comedy will daz zle and delight all your senses and leave you yearning for more!\n\nPost p erformance discussion on March 5\n DTEND:20090301T043000 DTSTART:20090301T023000 LOCATION:Mitchell Theatre SUMMARY:A Midsummer Night’s Dream URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=140 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-6515ZUDXgv@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:by William Shakespeare\nDirected by Norma Saldivar\nMitchell Th eatre\n\nFebruary 27\, 28 and March 5\, 6\, 7\, 12\, 13\, 14 at 7:30 pm\nM arch 8 at 2 pm\n\nWe’ve set Shakespeare’s magical world of royalty and lovers in the heat and steam of a Caribbean jungle. This comedy will daz zle and delight all your senses and leave you yearning for more!\n\nPost p erformance discussion on March 5\n DTEND:20090306T043000 DTSTART:20090306T023000 LOCATION:Mitchell Theatre SUMMARY:A Midsummer Night’s Dream URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=141 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-65209gX1sA@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:by William Shakespeare\nDirected by Norma Saldivar\nMitchell Th eatre\n\nFebruary 27\, 28 and March 5\, 6\, 7\, 12\, 13\, 14 at 7:30 pm\nM arch 8 at 2 pm\n\nWe’ve set Shakespeare’s magical world of royalty and lovers in the heat and steam of a Caribbean jungle. This comedy will daz zle and delight all your senses and leave you yearning for more!\n\nPost p erformance discussion on March 5\n DTEND:20090307T043000 DTSTART:20090307T023000 LOCATION:Mitchell Theatre SUMMARY:A Midsummer Night’s Dream URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=142 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-6524NhOdsc@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:by William Shakespeare\nDirected by Norma Saldivar\nMitchell Th eatre\n\nFebruary 27\, 28 and March 5\, 6\, 7\, 12\, 13\, 14 at 7:30 pm\nM arch 8 at 2 pm\n\nWe’ve set Shakespeare’s magical world of royalty and lovers in the heat and steam of a Caribbean jungle. This comedy will daz zle and delight all your senses and leave you yearning for more!\n\nPost p erformance discussion on March 5\n DTEND:20090308T043000 DTSTART:20090308T023000 LOCATION:Mitchell Theatre SUMMARY:A Midsummer Night’s Dream URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=143 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-6529kWTACo@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:by William Shakespeare\nDirected by Norma Saldivar\nMitchell Th eatre\n\nFebruary 27\, 28 and March 5\, 6\, 7\, 12\, 13\, 14 at 7:30 pm\nM arch 8 at 2 pm\n\nWe’ve set Shakespeare’s magical world of royalty and lovers in the heat and steam of a Caribbean jungle. This comedy will daz zle and delight all your senses and leave you yearning for more!\n\nPost p erformance discussion on March 5\n DTEND:20090308T223000 DTSTART:20090308T200000 LOCATION:Mitchell Theatre SUMMARY:A Midsummer Night’s Dream URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=144 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-6535bcKgBP@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:by William Shakespeare\nDirected by Norma Saldivar\nMitchell Th eatre\n\nFebruary 27\, 28 and March 5\, 6\, 7\, 12\, 13\, 14 at 7:30 pm\nM arch 8 at 2 pm\n\nWe’ve set Shakespeare’s magical world of royalty and lovers in the heat and steam of a Caribbean jungle. This comedy will daz zle and delight all your senses and leave you yearning for more!\n\nPost p erformance discussion on March 5\n DTEND:20090313T040000 DTSTART:20090313T013000 LOCATION:Mitchell Theatre SUMMARY:A Midsummer Night’s Dream URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=145 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-6540m02039@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:by William Shakespeare\nDirected by Norma Saldivar\nMitchell Th eatre\n\nFebruary 27\, 28 and March 5\, 6\, 7\, 12\, 13\, 14 at 7:30 pm\nM arch 8 at 2 pm\n\nWe’ve set Shakespeare’s magical world of royalty and lovers in the heat and steam of a Caribbean jungle. This comedy will daz zle and delight all your senses and leave you yearning for more!\n\nPost p erformance discussion on March 5\n DTEND:20090314T040000 DTSTART:20090314T013000 LOCATION:Mitchell Theatre SUMMARY:A Midsummer Night’s Dream URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=146 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-6544GziaG6@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:by William Shakespeare\nDirected by Norma Saldivar\nMitchell Th eatre\n\nFebruary 27\, 28 and March 5\, 6\, 7\, 12\, 13\, 14 at 7:30 pm\nM arch 8 at 2 pm\n\nWe’ve set Shakespeare’s magical world of royalty and lovers in the heat and steam of a Caribbean jungle. This comedy will daz zle and delight all your senses and leave you yearning for more!\n\nPost p erformance discussion on March 5\n DTEND:20090315T040000 DTSTART:20090315T013000 LOCATION:Mitchell Theatre SUMMARY:A Midsummer Night’s Dream URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=147 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-65500GeEA3@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:By Moniek Merkx\nTranslated by Manon van de Water\nHemsley Thea tre\n\nMarch 28\,29 and April 4 at 2 pm\n\n“Real beauty is most of the t ime invisible.” This tale of three girls and their drawings\, musings an d adventures in the desert is a non-traditional exploration of imagination and creativity. All ages will enjoy this new translation from the interna tionally renowned Dutch playwright. (Theatre for Youth production- approp riate for ages 4 and up)\n DTEND:20090328T213000 DTSTART:20090328T200000 LOCATION:Hemsley Theatre RRULE:FREQ=WEEKLY;INTERVAL=1;BYDAY=SA,SU;UNTIL=20090404T070000Z SUMMARY:Falling Girls URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=148 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-6555UkPReg@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:By Moniek Merkx\nTranslated by Manon van de Water\nHemsley Thea tre\n\nMarch 28\,29 and April 4 at 2 pm\n\n“Real beauty is most of the t ime invisible.” This tale of three girls and their drawings\, musings an d adventures in the desert is a non-traditional exploration of imagination and creativity. All ages will enjoy this new translation from the interna tionally renowned Dutch playwright. (Theatre for Youth production- approp riate for ages 4 and up)\n DTEND:20090329T223000 DTSTART:20090329T210000 LOCATION:Hemsley Theatre SUMMARY:Falling Girls URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=149 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-6560VnP5hw@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:By Moniek Merkx\nTranslated by Manon van de Water\nHemsley Thea tre\n\nMarch 28\,29 and April 4 at 2 pm\n\n“Real beauty is most of the t ime invisible.” This tale of three girls and their drawings\, musings an d adventures in the desert is a non-traditional exploration of imagination and creativity. All ages will enjoy this new translation from the interna tionally renowned Dutch playwright. (Theatre for Youth production- approp riate for ages 4 and up)\n DTEND:20090404T223000 DTSTART:20090404T210000 LOCATION:Hemsley Theatre SUMMARY:Falling Girls URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=150 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-6566bBTTvM@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:Book and lyrics by Gerone Ragni & James Rado\nMusic by Galt Mac Dermot\nDirected by AndrĂ© De Shields\nMitchell Theatre\n\nApril 17\, 18\, 23\, 24\, 25\, 30 and May 1\, 2 at 7:30 pm\nApril 19\, 26 at 2 pm\n\nReca pture the spirit and energy of the 1960s with this reincarnation of the ic onoclastic “American Tribal Love Rock Musical” directed by UW alum and two-time Tony Award nominee AndrĂ© De Shields. With equal parts humor\, r ebellion and unquenchable optimism\, Hair is an exhilarating tumble into t he ideals that shaped a generation.\n\nCo-sponsored by the Wisconsin Union Theater \nThis production is made possible\, in part\, by a grant from th e H .Douglas and Elizabeth B. Weaver Fund for the Performing Arts.\n\nPost performance discussion April 23\n DTEND:20090418T050000 DTSTART:20090418T023000 LOCATION:Mitchell Theatre RRULE:FREQ=WEEKLY;INTERVAL=1;BYDAY=TH,FR,SA;UNTIL=20090502T070000Z SUMMARY:HAIR URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=151 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-65714ZNUVr@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:Book and lyrics by Gerone Ragni & James Rado\nMusic by Galt Mac Dermot\nDirected by AndrĂ© De Shields\nMitchell Theatre\n\nApril 17\, 18\, 23\, 24\, 25\, 30 and May 1\, 2 at 7:30 pm\nApril 19\, 26 at 2 pm\n\nReca pture the spirit and energy of the 1960s with this reincarnation of the ic onoclastic “American Tribal Love Rock Musical” directed by UW alum and two-time Tony Award nominee AndrĂ© De Shields. With equal parts humor\, r ebellion and unquenchable optimism\, Hair is an exhilarating tumble into t he ideals that shaped a generation.\n\nCo-sponsored by the Wisconsin Union Theater \nThis production is made possible\, in part\, by a grant from th e H .Douglas and Elizabeth B. Weaver Fund for the Performing Arts.\n\nPost performance discussion April 23\n DTEND:20090419T050000 DTSTART:20090419T023000 LOCATION:Mitchell Theatre SUMMARY:HAIR URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=152 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-65760TWRTd@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:Book and lyrics by Gerone Ragni & James Rado\nMusic by Galt Mac Dermot\nDirected by AndrĂ© De Shields\nMitchell Theatre\n\nApril 17\, 18\, 23\, 24\, 25\, 30 and May 1\, 2 at 7:30 pm\nApril 19\, 26 at 2 pm\n\nReca pture the spirit and energy of the 1960s with this reincarnation of the ic onoclastic “American Tribal Love Rock Musical” directed by UW alum and two-time Tony Award nominee AndrĂ© De Shields. With equal parts humor\, r ebellion and unquenchable optimism\, Hair is an exhilarating tumble into t he ideals that shaped a generation.\n\nCo-sponsored by the Wisconsin Union Theater \nThis production is made possible\, in part\, by a grant from th e H .Douglas and Elizabeth B. Weaver Fund for the Performing Arts.\n\nPost performance discussion April 23\n DTEND:20090419T230000 DTSTART:20090419T210000 LOCATION:Mitchell Theatre RRULE:FREQ=WEEKLY;INTERVAL=1;BYDAY=SU;UNTIL=20090426T070000Z SUMMARY:HAIR URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=153 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-6581IZuPot@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:Book and lyrics by Gerone Ragni & James Rado\nMusic by Galt Mac Dermot\nDirected by AndrĂ© De Shields\nMitchell Theatre\n\nApril 17\, 18\, 23\, 24\, 25\, 30 and May 1\, 2 at 7:30 pm\nApril 19\, 26 at 2 pm\n\nReca pture the spirit and energy of the 1960s with this reincarnation of the ic onoclastic “American Tribal Love Rock Musical” directed by UW alum and two-time Tony Award nominee AndrĂ© De Shields. With equal parts humor\, r ebellion and unquenchable optimism\, Hair is an exhilarating tumble into t he ideals that shaped a generation.\n\nCo-sponsored by the Wisconsin Union Theater \nThis production is made possible\, in part\, by a grant from th e H .Douglas and Elizabeth B. Weaver Fund for the Performing Arts.\n\nPost performance discussion April 23\n DTEND:20090424T050000 DTSTART:20090424T023000 LOCATION:Mitchell Theatre SUMMARY:HAIR URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=154 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-6586UPGvMr@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:Book and lyrics by Gerone Ragni & James Rado\nMusic by Galt Mac Dermot\nDirected by AndrĂ© De Shields\nMitchell Theatre\n\nApril 17\, 18\, 23\, 24\, 25\, 30 and May 1\, 2 at 7:30 pm\nApril 19\, 26 at 2 pm\n\nReca pture the spirit and energy of the 1960s with this reincarnation of the ic onoclastic “American Tribal Love Rock Musical” directed by UW alum and two-time Tony Award nominee AndrĂ© De Shields. With equal parts humor\, r ebellion and unquenchable optimism\, Hair is an exhilarating tumble into t he ideals that shaped a generation.\n\nCo-sponsored by the Wisconsin Union Theater \nThis production is made possible\, in part\, by a grant from th e H .Douglas and Elizabeth B. Weaver Fund for the Performing Arts.\n\nPost performance discussion April 23\n DTEND:20090425T050000 DTSTART:20090425T023000 LOCATION:Mitchell Theatre SUMMARY:HAIR URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=155 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-6591uv2Mvu@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:Book and lyrics by Gerone Ragni & James Rado\nMusic by Galt Mac Dermot\nDirected by AndrĂ© De Shields\nMitchell Theatre\n\nApril 17\, 18\, 23\, 24\, 25\, 30 and May 1\, 2 at 7:30 pm\nApril 19\, 26 at 2 pm\n\nReca pture the spirit and energy of the 1960s with this reincarnation of the ic onoclastic “American Tribal Love Rock Musical” directed by UW alum and two-time Tony Award nominee AndrĂ© De Shields. With equal parts humor\, r ebellion and unquenchable optimism\, Hair is an exhilarating tumble into t he ideals that shaped a generation.\n\nCo-sponsored by the Wisconsin Union Theater \nThis production is made possible\, in part\, by a grant from th e H .Douglas and Elizabeth B. Weaver Fund for the Performing Arts.\n\nPost performance discussion April 23\n DTEND:20090426T050000 DTSTART:20090426T023000 LOCATION:Mitchell Theatre SUMMARY:HAIR URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=156 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-6596UaJvr4@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:Book and lyrics by Gerone Ragni & James Rado\nMusic by Galt Mac Dermot\nDirected by AndrĂ© De Shields\nMitchell Theatre\n\nApril 17\, 18\, 23\, 24\, 25\, 30 and May 1\, 2 at 7:30 pm\nApril 19\, 26 at 2 pm\n\nReca pture the spirit and energy of the 1960s with this reincarnation of the ic onoclastic “American Tribal Love Rock Musical” directed by UW alum and two-time Tony Award nominee AndrĂ© De Shields. With equal parts humor\, r ebellion and unquenchable optimism\, Hair is an exhilarating tumble into t he ideals that shaped a generation.\n\nCo-sponsored by the Wisconsin Union Theater \nThis production is made possible\, in part\, by a grant from th e H .Douglas and Elizabeth B. Weaver Fund for the Performing Arts.\n\nPost performance discussion April 23\n DTEND:20090426T230000 DTSTART:20090426T210000 LOCATION:Mitchell Theatre SUMMARY:HAIR URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=157 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-6600FCVW2i@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:Book and lyrics by Gerone Ragni & James Rado\nMusic by Galt Mac Dermot\nDirected by AndrĂ© De Shields\nMitchell Theatre\n\nApril 17\, 18\, 23\, 24\, 25\, 30 and May 1\, 2 at 7:30 pm\nApril 19\, 26 at 2 pm\n\nReca pture the spirit and energy of the 1960s with this reincarnation of the ic onoclastic “American Tribal Love Rock Musical” directed by UW alum and two-time Tony Award nominee AndrĂ© De Shields. With equal parts humor\, r ebellion and unquenchable optimism\, Hair is an exhilarating tumble into t he ideals that shaped a generation.\n\nCo-sponsored by the Wisconsin Union Theater \nThis production is made possible\, in part\, by a grant from th e H .Douglas and Elizabeth B. Weaver Fund for the Performing Arts.\n\nPost performance discussion April 23\n DTEND:20090501T050000 DTSTART:20090501T023000 LOCATION:Mitchell Theatre SUMMARY:HAIR URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=158 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-6605XvN0wV@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:Book and lyrics by Gerone Ragni & James Rado\nMusic by Galt Mac Dermot\nDirected by AndrĂ© De Shields\nMitchell Theatre\n\nApril 17\, 18\, 23\, 24\, 25\, 30 and May 1\, 2 at 7:30 pm\nApril 19\, 26 at 2 pm\n\nReca pture the spirit and energy of the 1960s with this reincarnation of the ic onoclastic “American Tribal Love Rock Musical” directed by UW alum and two-time Tony Award nominee AndrĂ© De Shields. With equal parts humor\, r ebellion and unquenchable optimism\, Hair is an exhilarating tumble into t he ideals that shaped a generation.\n\nCo-sponsored by the Wisconsin Union Theater \nThis production is made possible\, in part\, by a grant from th e H .Douglas and Elizabeth B. Weaver Fund for the Performing Arts.\n\nPost performance discussion April 23\n DTEND:20090502T050000 DTSTART:20090502T023000 LOCATION:Mitchell Theatre SUMMARY:HAIR URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=159 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-661096iHSk@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:Book and lyrics by Gerone Ragni & James Rado\nMusic by Galt Mac Dermot\nDirected by AndrĂ© De Shields\nMitchell Theatre\n\nApril 17\, 18\, 23\, 24\, 25\, 30 and May 1\, 2 at 7:30 pm\nApril 19\, 26 at 2 pm\n\nReca pture the spirit and energy of the 1960s with this reincarnation of the ic onoclastic “American Tribal Love Rock Musical” directed by UW alum and two-time Tony Award nominee AndrĂ© De Shields. With equal parts humor\, r ebellion and unquenchable optimism\, Hair is an exhilarating tumble into t he ideals that shaped a generation.\n\nCo-sponsored by the Wisconsin Union Theater \nThis production is made possible\, in part\, by a grant from th e H .Douglas and Elizabeth B. Weaver Fund for the Performing Arts.\n\nPost performance discussion April 23\n DTEND:20090503T050000 DTSTART:20090503T023000 LOCATION:Mitchell Theatre SUMMARY:HAIR URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=160 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-6615vzUWVv@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:Book and lyrics by Gerone Ragni & James Rado\nMusic by Galt Mac Dermot\nDirected by AndrĂ© De Shields\nMitchell Theatre\n\nApril 17\, 18\, 23\, 24\, 25\, 30 and May 1\, 2 at 7:30 pm\nApril 19\, 26 at 2 pm\n\nReca pture the spirit and energy of the 1960s with this reincarnation of the ic onoclastic “American Tribal Love Rock Musical” directed by UW alum and two-time Tony Award nominee AndrĂ© De Shields. With equal parts humor\, r ebellion and unquenchable optimism\, Hair is an exhilarating tumble into t he ideals that shaped a generation.\n\nCo-sponsored by the Wisconsin Union Theater \nThis production is made possible\, in part\, by a grant from th e H .Douglas and Elizabeth B. Weaver Fund for the Performing Arts.\n\nPost performance discussion April 23\n DTEND:20090503T050000 DTSTART:20090503T023000 LOCATION:Mitchell Theatre SUMMARY:HAIR URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=161 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-6620pbloP7@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:October 10\, 2008 6-8pm\nMilwaukee\, WI- Discover and re-disco ver some true\nMilwaukee greats Pabst\, Blatz\, Schlitz\, and Old Milwauke e at the Pabst Mansion’s annual Retro Beer Night on Friday October 10th\ , 6-8pm. \n\nJoin us for a retro evening of beer\ntasting\, grilled brats\ , fond memories\, and great history. A Milwaukee \'Octoberfest\' made poss ible by the generous support of our great friends at the Pabst Brewing Com pany\, Quality Candy\, Buddy Squirrel\, and Usinger’s.\n\nThis year come find the coolest beer memorabilia at our first ever Retro Silent Auction! New\, retro\, and antique items will be on the table so whether a collect or or a fan there will be something for everyone.\n\nFood\, drink and the best ambiance the city has to offer. Tickets are $25 for members and $30\n for non-members. Purchase your tickets in advance and receive $5 off per t icket! Tickets can be\npurchased at the Pabst Mansion\, via phone at (414) 931-0808 or visit the “TICKETS” page of our\nonline gift shop at WWW. PABSTMANSION.COM.\n\nThe Pabst Mansion is open Monday-Saturday 10:00am-4:0 0pm and Sunday noon-4:00pm (Closed Monday mid-January through February). T he Pabst Mansion’s admissions are Adults $8\, Seniors/Students $7\, Chil dren 6-17 $4\, Children under 6 are admitted free. \n\nIf you have additio nal questions please contact Dawn Hourigan at (414)931-0808. DTEND:20081011T030000 DTSTART:20081011T010000 LOCATION:Captain Frederick Pabst Mansion SUMMARY:RETRO BEER NIGHT URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=174 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-6625ZJuv8W@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:Every Saturday from 6AM to early afternoon. Largest outdoor wee kly flea market in Wisconsin! Hwy 23/73 in the Princeton City Park. For mo re information call (920) 295-3877. DTEND:20080524T210000 DTSTART:20080524T130000 LOCATION:Princeton City Park RRULE:FREQ=WEEKLY;INTERVAL=1;BYDAY=SA;UNTIL=20081011T070000Z SUMMARY:Princeton Flea Market URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=163 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-6630Sp5xMr@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:Catlick Records presents the Dairyland Youth CD Release Party. 20 Year Reunion! With a FREE show featuring\, Casey Stang and Peter D A\' more\, Backroads and a Special Guest! The show starts at 9:00pm so be sure to check it out! DTEND:20080824T080000 DTSTART:20080824T040000 LOCATION:Bubs Irish Pub SUMMARY:3 Band Special Show URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=165 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-6635K3DSu2@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:Chasin\' Mason hits the stage at 9:30 pm. Get here early to ge t in... once we\'re full you\'re out of luck! A cover charge will apply. \n\nRooted in country and laced with rock \'n roll\, Chasin\' Mason is a W isconsin based group and one of the hottest up and coming bands in country music. \n\nA melting pot of musical influences\, Chasin\' Mason mixes Mer le and Mellencamp with U2 and Keith Urban to create their Rockin’ edge w ith a story to tell. The guys borrow their style\, and passion from their diverse pasts. Pulling from musical families\, hard childhoods\, wrong cro wds\, and right girls\, Chasin’ Mason plays Real Life Real Loud!!! DTEND:20080914T090000 DTSTART:20080914T043000 LOCATION:Bubs Irish Pub SUMMARY:Chasin\' Mason URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=166 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-6640j7Ku02@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:Family Fun Day\nSept. 13 \n12 pm - 3 pm\nSt. Anthony\'s School \nCost: TBD\nCarnival Games and Prizes\n \nSpaghetti Dinner\nSept 13\n5 pm - 7 pm\nReichling Hall\nCost: $7.00 per adult/ $4.00 per child\nIncludes Spaghetti\, Salad\, Beverage and dessert\nchild\n DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20080913 LOCATION:St. Anthony School (rReichling Hall) SUMMARY:Family Fun Day & Spaghetti Dinner URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=167 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-6645LXCwnN@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:Come join us for our kick-off meeting on SEPTEMBER 16\, 2008 at 9-11am.\n\nSheboygan Area MOPS meets every 1st Tuesday of the month from October – May at 9-11am. All Mothers with children from birth through ki ndergarten are welcome.\n\nChildcare is provided. DTEND:20080916T180000 DTSTART:20080916T160000 LOCATION:Bethlehem Lutheran School SUMMARY:MOPS Kick-Off Meeting URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=168 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-6650FuePuT@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:An annual event held in the Village of Wauwatosa with festiviti es that include entertainment on 2 stages\, a children\'s area with games\ , a wide variety of foods and a \'fun run.\'\n\nCall 414-899-6449 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20080905 LOCATION:Village of Wauwatosa RRULE:FREQ=DAILY;INTERVAL=1;UNTIL=20080906T070000Z SUMMARY:Tosa Fest URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=169 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-665528iM1G@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:Looking for something for the whole family? Join us for\nChildr en\'s games\, prizes and rides!\n1:00 to 7:00 PM\nGiant Inflatable Slide a nd Dalmatian Bounce\nTumbleweed G Force - Spinner 5:00 to 9:00 PM\n\nEUCHR E TOURNAMENT\nSign-up 1:00 to 1:30 p.m.\n\nLIVE MUSIC\nWooden Bridges (Blu egrass)\n2:00 to 5:00 PM\nNight Shift (Rock n Roll)\n7:00 to 11:00 PM\n\nS ILENT AUCTION\nWillie G autographed Harley Davidson Flag!\nPacker autograp hed memorabilia\, gift baskets!\nantiques\, gift certificates and more!\n \nRAFFLES!\nFree standing Grandfather Clock raffle\n$2000/$500/$200/$100 G rand raffle\n\nGRILLED FOOD / REFRESHMENTS all day\n\nBring your friends a nd family to celebrate on our new land!\n\ninfo@blteresaparish.org DTEND:20080914T060000 DTSTART:20080913T200000 LOCATION:Blessed Teresa of Calcutta SUMMARY:First Parish Festival URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=170 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-6661OUH5Iw@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:Enjoy food\, fun\, entertainment and more at Rhinelander\'s ann ual Oktoberfest celebration. Rhinelander keeps up with this German traditi on with one of Wisconsin\'s most popular Oktoberfest celebrations. Indulge in authentic German food\, tap your toes to great music\, fun and enterta inment for children\, and browse the art & craft fair. You don\'t have to be German to enjoy this weekend. DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20080904 LOCATION:Rhinelander RRULE:FREQ=DAILY;INTERVAL=1;UNTIL=20080907T070000Z SUMMARY:Oktoberfest URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=171 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-6666m9rtwE@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:The fifth annual Madison World Music Festival will be held from September 12-20\, 2008\, in the Memorial Union and other venues. On the 1 4th it will be held at the Wisconsin Union Theater and The Annex and on th e 20th it will move to the Willy Street Fair. Again this year\, all events are free and open to the public. Patrons who wish to can donate to help t he festival thrive for years to come.\n\nIn its fifth and biggest year so far the festival again brings extraordinary artists from all over the worl d for free performances\, workshops\, lectures\, and other outreach events . This year\, we’re showcasing the many faces of Indian music and dance. Stiltwalking puppeteers Dragon Knights return for the second year\, this time with Corto the Pink Flamingo. DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20080912 LOCATION:Wisconsin Union Theater and Others RRULE:FREQ=DAILY;INTERVAL=1;UNTIL=20080920T070000Z SUMMARY:Madison World Music Festival URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=172 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-6671gM8vZG@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:GREAT RUMMAGE FOR MEN & BACK-TO-SCHOOL CLOTHES FOR YOUR DAUGHTE R\, Aug. 29 & 30\, 8-4\, 408 Prentice St\, Stevens Point. Huge variety of wood working & other tools and supplies all only 1 yr old. Including large tool cart\, cordless drills\, bench sander & more. Household items & girl s clothing all name brand. DTEND:20080829T230000 DTSTART:20080829T150000 RRULE:FREQ=DAILY;INTERVAL=1;UNTIL=20080830T070000Z SUMMARY:Great Rummage For Men & Back-To-School Girl\'s Clothes URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=173 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-6676h8iktP@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:We are on the MOVE to end Alzheimer’s!\n\nWhere:\n\nMount Mar y College\n2900 N Menomonee River Parkway\nMilwaukee\n\nWhen:\n\nOctober 4 \, 2008 - 9:00 A.M.\n\nLength:\n\n3 Miles\n\nDetails:\n\nLeading the Walk will be\nHonory Chairperson\nPiero Antuono\, M.D.\nProfessor of Neurology and\nDirector of the Dementia Research Center\nat the Medical College of W isconsin\n\n\nParticipating in Memory Walk is easy and fun – and we prov ide you with all the tools you need to get started!\n\n\n1 Sign up as a t eam with your friends\, family\, organization\, or register as an individu al participant.\n\n2 Create your own Web site and personalize it with pic tures and stories.\n\n3 Set a fundraising goal and send e-mails to everyo ne you know asking them to join and support you.\n\n4 Walk and celebrate the difference you are making in the millions of lives affected by Alzheim er’s.\n\n\nThe Alzheimer\'s Association Memory Walk® is the nation\'s l argest event to raise awareness and funds for Alzheimer care\, support and research – and it calls on volunteers of all ages to become champions i n the fight against this fatal disease. Since 1989\, Memory Walk has raise d more than $230 million for our cause.\n\nBy joining Memory Walk\, you’ ll be walking with a purpose – and MOVING us ever closer to a world with out Alzheimer\'s.\n\nThe Alzheimer\'s Association\, the leading voluntary health organization in Alzheimer care\, support and research\, is dedicate d to finding prevention methods\, treatments and an eventual cure for Alzh eimer’s.\n\nOur vision is a world without Alzheimer’s.\n\n DTEND:20081004T185900 DTSTART:20081004T160000 LOCATION:Mount Mary College SUMMARY:Memory Walk Milwaukee URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=175 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-66810vjeUJ@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:We are on the MOVE to end Alzheimer’s!\n\nWhere:\n\nMount Mar y College\n2900 N Menomonee River Parkway\nMilwaukee\n\nWhen:\n\nOctober 4 \, 2008 - 9:00 A.M.\n\nLength:\n\n3 Miles\n\nDetails:\n\nLeading the Walk will be\nHonory Chairperson\nPiero Antuono\, M.D.\nProfessor of Neurology and\nDirector of the Dementia Research Center\nat the Medical College of W isconsin\n\n\nParticipating in Memory Walk is easy and fun – and we prov ide you with all the tools you need to get started!\n\n\n1 Sign up as a t eam with your friends\, family\, organization\, or register as an individu al participant.\n\n2 Create your own Web site and personalize it with pic tures and stories.\n\n3 Set a fundraising goal and send e-mails to everyo ne you know asking them to join and support you.\n\n4 Walk and celebrate the difference you are making in the millions of lives affected by Alzheim er’s.\n\n\nThe Alzheimer\'s Association Memory Walk® is the nation\'s l argest event to raise awareness and funds for Alzheimer care\, support and research – and it calls on volunteers of all ages to become champions i n the fight against this fatal disease. Since 1989\, Memory Walk has raise d more than $230 million for our cause.\n\nBy joining Memory Walk\, you’ ll be walking with a purpose – and MOVING us ever closer to a world with out Alzheimer\'s.\n\nThe Alzheimer\'s Association\, the leading voluntary health organization in Alzheimer care\, support and research\, is dedicate d to finding prevention methods\, treatments and an eventual cure for Alzh eimer’s.\n\nOur vision is a world without Alzheimer’s.\n\n DTEND:20081004T185900 DTSTART:20081004T160000 LOCATION:Mount Mary College SUMMARY:Memory Walk Milwaukee URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=176 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-6686vvsKpu@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:We are on the MOVE to end Alzheimer’s!\n\nWhere:\n\nMarian Un iversity\n45 South National Avenue\nFond du Lac\, WI\n\nWhen:\n\nOctober 4 \, 2008 - 9:00 A.M.\n\nLength: 2 Miles\n\nDetails:\n\nLeading the Walk wi ll be\nHonorary Chairperson\nDel Waldschmidt\nand\nCelebrity Walker Lynn R oethker\n1988 Olympic Judo Silver Medalist\n\n\nParticipating in Memory Wa lk is easy and fun – and we provide you with all the tools you need to g et started!\n\n\n1 Sign up as a team with your friends\, family\, organiz ation\, or register as an individual participant.\n\n2 Create your own We b site and personalize it with pictures and stories.\n\n3 Set a fundraisi ng goal and send e-mails to everyone you know asking them to join and supp ort you.\n\n4 Walk and celebrate the difference you are making in the mil lions of lives affected by Alzheimer’s.\n\n\nThe Alzheimer\'s Associatio n Memory Walk® is the nation\'s largest event to raise awareness and fund s for Alzheimer care\, support and research – and it calls on volunteers of all ages to become champions in the fight against this fatal disease. Since 1989\, Memory Walk has raised more than $230 million for our cause. \n\nBy joining Memory Walk\, you’ll be walking with a purpose – and MO VING us ever closer to a world without Alzheimer\'s.\n\nThe Alzheimer\'s A ssociation\, the leading voluntary health organization in Alzheimer care\, support and research\, is dedicated to finding prevention methods\, treat ments and an eventual cure for Alzheimer’s.\n\nOur vision is a world wit hout Alzheimer’s. DTEND:20081004T185900 DTSTART:20081004T160000 LOCATION:Marian University SUMMARY:Memory Walk Fond du Lac URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=177 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-6691tjvEt0@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:We are on the MOVE to end Alzheimer’s!\n\n\nWhere:\n\nUW Park side Kenosha\n\nWhen:\n\nOctober 4\, 2008 - 9:00 A.M.\n\nLength: 2 Miles \n\nDetails:\n\nFeaturing Celebrity Walker John Malan\n\n\nParticipating i n Memory Walk is easy and fun – and we provide you with all the tools yo u need to get started!\n\n\n1 Sign up as a team with your friends\, famil y\, organization\, or register as an individual participant.\n\n2 Create your own Web site and personalize it with pictures and stories.\n\n3 Set a fundraising goal and send e-mails to everyone you know asking them to jo in and support you.\n\n4 Walk and celebrate the difference you are making in the millions of lives affected by Alzheimer’s.\n\n\nThe Alzheimer\'s Association Memory Walk® is the nation\'s largest event to raise awarene ss and funds for Alzheimer care\, support and research – and it calls on volunteers of all ages to become champions in the fight against this fata l disease. Since 1989\, Memory Walk has raised more than $230 million for our cause.\n\nBy joining Memory Walk\, you’ll be walking with a purpose – and MOVING us ever closer to a world without Alzheimer\'s.\n\nThe Alzh eimer\'s Association\, the leading voluntary health organization in Alzhei mer care\, support and research\, is dedicated to finding prevention metho ds\, treatments and an eventual cure for Alzheimer’s.\n\nOur vision is a world without Alzheimer’s. DTEND:20081004T185900 DTSTART:20081004T160000 LOCATION:UW Parkside Kenosha SUMMARY:Memory Walk Racine / Kenosha URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=178 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-6696WLV2Hu@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:We are on the MOVE to end Alzheimer’s!\n\n\nWhere:\n\nLibrary Park\n918 W Main Street\nLake Geneva\n\nWhen:\n\nSeptember 20\, 2008 - 9: 00 A.M.\n\nLength: 1 Mile & 3 Mile Routes\n\nDetails:\n\nIn Memory of Wal ly Phillips\, Honorary Chairperson\n\n\nParticipating in Memory Walk is ea sy and fun – and we provide you with all the tools you need to get start ed!\n\n\n1 Sign up as a team with your friends\, family\, organization\, or register as an individual participant.\n\n2 Create your own Web site a nd personalize it with pictures and stories.\n\n3 Set a fundraising goal and send e-mails to everyone you know asking them to join and support you. \n\n4 Walk and celebrate the difference you are making in the millions of lives affected by Alzheimer’s.\n\n\nThe Alzheimer\'s Association Memory Walk® is the nation\'s largest event to raise awareness and funds for Al zheimer care\, support and research – and it calls on volunteers of all ages to become champions in the fight against this fatal disease. Since 19 89\, Memory Walk has raised more than $230 million for our cause.\n\nBy jo ining Memory Walk\, you’ll be walking with a purpose – and MOVING us e ver closer to a world without Alzheimer\'s.\n\nThe Alzheimer\'s Associatio n\, the leading voluntary health organization in Alzheimer care\, support and research\, is dedicated to finding prevention methods\, treatments and an eventual cure for Alzheimer’s.\n\nOur vision is a world without Alzh eimer’s. DTEND:20080920T185900 DTSTART:20080920T160000 LOCATION:Library Park SUMMARY:Memory Walk Lake Geneva\, Wisconsin URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=179 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-6700mVJhp4@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:We are on the MOVE to end Alzheimer’s!\n\n\nWhere: Sports Co re\n100 Willow Creek Drive\nKohler\n\nWhen: September 27\, 2008 - 9:00 A. M.\n\nLength: 2.5 Miles\n\nDetails:\n\nLeading the Walk will be\nHonorary Chairperson\nState Senator Joe Leibham\n9th Senate District\n\n\n\n\n\n\n Participating in Memory Walk is easy and fun – and we provide you with a ll the tools you need to get started!\n\n\n\n\n1\n\nSign up as a team with your friends\, family\, organization\, or register as an individual parti cipant.\n\n2\n\nCreate your own Web site and personalize it with pictures and stories.\n\n3\n\nSet a fundraising goal and send e-mails to everyone y ou know asking them to join and support you.\n\n4\n\nWalk and celebrate th e difference you are making in the millions of lives affected by Alzheimer ’s.\n\n\n\nThe Alzheimer\'s Association Memory Walk® is the nation\'s l argest event to raise awareness and funds for Alzheimer care\, support and research – and it calls on volunteers of all ages to become champions i n the fight against this fatal disease. Since 1989\, Memory Walk has raise d more than $230 million for our cause.\n\nBy joining Memory Walk\, you’ ll be walking with a purpose – and MOVING us ever closer to a world with out Alzheimer\'s.\n\nThe Alzheimer\'s Association\, the leading voluntary health organization in Alzheimer care\, support and research\, is dedicate d to finding prevention methods\, treatments and an eventual cure for Alzh eimer’s.\n\nOur vision is a world without Alzheimer’s. DTEND:20080927T185900 DTSTART:20080927T160000 LOCATION:Sports Core SUMMARY:Memory Walk Sheboygan Wisconsin URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=180 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-67063bMVZK@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:Rummage\nHUGE – REALLY!\nFri & Sat 9-5\n8/29th & 8/30th\nEasy access from HWY 50\nEast Slades Corners\n38901 60th St.\nNew Plow Mounts\ ,\nComputers.\nToo many toys.\n***$1 clothes: Boys & Girls 0-7 years\, Men ’s\, women’s\, brand names***.\nMary Kay $0.50. Car seats\, Nice Crib & Changing table\, & high chair.\nHousehold.\nToo much to list.\nDeep disc ounts Saturday after 1pm.\nEarly Birds charged double. Just don’t do it\ , thanks.\n DTEND:20080830T000000 DTSTART:20080829T160000 LOCATION:East of Slades Corners\, Kenosha County RRULE:FREQ=DAILY;INTERVAL=1;UNTIL=20080830T070000Z SUMMARY:Burlington Rummage URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=181 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-6711zTu7MU@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:A century of family history\, a century of Quality Fabrications \, 1908 - 2008\n\nJoin the Milwaukee Metal Products Company at our Open Ho use Friday\, September 19\, 2008 from 3:30 to 6:00 pm\n\nThank you to our employees...\nThank you to our valued customers...\nThank you to those who have played a key role towards our century of success!\n\nAppetizers and beverages will be served.\nTour of our facility at 4:00 pm\n\nPlease RSVP by September 9\, 2008\n\nMilwaukee Metal Products Company\n8000 West Flori st Avenue\nMilwaukee\, Wisconsin 53218\n\nPH: 414-463-2090\nFx: 414-463- 5336\n\nEmail: mmp MilwaukeeMetalProducts.com\n DTEND:20080920T010000 DTSTART:20080919T223000 LOCATION:Milwaukee Metal Products Company SUMMARY:Milwaukee Metal Products 100th Anniversary Open House URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=182 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-67162ZhvG2@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:Open House at the new DanceCircus Studio at \n527 North 27th St reet\n(just two blocks off the freeway\,\nbetween Michigan and Clybourn)\n \nSunday\, September 14\, 2008 2:00 pm to 4:00 pm\n3:00 Performance - Dem onstration\n3:30 Studio Name Unveiled\n\nFREE PARKING\n\nTour the studios\ , check out class schedules\n\nElementary\, Middle & High School Teachers\ , ask about DanceCircus Artist-In-Education and Schools programs.\n\nConce rts\, Student Matinees and Special Events.\n\nRegistration for Six-week Fa ll Classes\n\n414-277-8151 DTEND:20080919T230000 DTSTART:20080919T210000 LOCATION:DanceCircus\' New Studio 527 North 27th Street SUMMARY:DanceCircus Open House at New Studio Downtown Milwaukee URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=183 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-6720vB03Lj@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:Competition for runner\, bikers\, and swimmers DTEND:20080902T232200 DTSTART:20080902T222200 LOCATION: Monona Terrace Surrounding area SUMMARY:Ford Ironman URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=184 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-67259jKiPv@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:competition for swimmwers\, bikers and runners DTEND:20080903T065900 DTSTART:20080902T130000 LOCATION:Monona Terrace SUMMARY:Ford Ironman URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=185 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-6730pRbVfB@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:SHOP THE DAY AWAY…\n\nOUTSIDE – a real flea market…some old\, some new\, some rummage…maybe a few antiques…but definitely some real bargains!\n\nINSIDE - a large variety of handmade items…jewelry\, crocheted and knitted items\, paintings\, ceramics\, candles\, towels\, o rnaments\, and items galore!\n\nLOTS OF TIME TO SHOP…\n LOTS OF CRAFTERS AND VENDORS!!\n\nALL DAY - We’ll have sandwiches\, snack items\, and wh o knows what else all day…so come to shop and when you’re all shopped out…relax and enjoy a beverage or a bite to eat!! \n DTEND:20080920T220000 DTSTART:20080920T160000 LOCATION:Marian Center for Nonprofits SUMMARY:Flea Market & Craft Fair URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=186 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-6736mLJVzS@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:The New London Area Chamber of Commerce invites you to enjoy a full day of family entertainment\, food and fun. The 2008 Cheese & Sausage FALL FAMILY FEST will be held Saturday\, September 13th in downtown New L ondon. The day starts at off with a 5K Run/Walk sponsored by the New Londo n Park & Rec. Dept.\n\nStarting at 9 a.m. and running through 4 p.m. craft ers\, produce and flea market vendors will line North Water Street. Kids c an participate in the kids zone games\, crafts\, bounce house\, and face p ainting all day for $1. Enjoy Randy Peterson – Children’s Performer as he entertains the entire family. Giggle with Dizzy D the Clown\, stop at the petting zoo and ride the ponies. Hear awesome Christian Bands on the S tage of Praise in Taft Park. There will be lots of fall fun for all ages! Check out the drawings for Theme Baskets of goodies at the large tent in f ront of Taft Park.\n\nVisit the Chamber booth\, sample and then purchase W isconsin’s finest cheese and sausage manufactured locally in New London. Enjoy taste-tempting foods including donuts/funnel cakes\, homemade baked goods\, chili\, grilled brats and burgers\, and many others. The New Lond on Area Chamber of Commerce invites you and your family to join us for the 2008 Cheese & Sausage FALL FAMILY FEST – Saturday\, September 13th down town New London. Admission is FREE.\n DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20080912 LOCATION:Downtown New London RRULE:FREQ=DAILY;INTERVAL=1;UNTIL=20080913T070000Z SUMMARY:2008 Cheese & Sausage Fall Family Fest URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=187 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-6741hTiNhp@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:Time: 10:00am to 6:00pm\nLocation: Downtown Eau Claire along So uth Barstow St.\n\nInternational Fall Festival celebrates the rich diversi ty of the Chippewa Valley. The festival attracts thousands of people from all over the midwest to the Downtown Eau Claire area.\n\nWith world-class entertainment\, ethnic food stands and a wide variety of international art s and crafts\, the highlight of the days event is the Parade of Nations.\n \nFor more information\, contact:\nJessica Cather\n715-839-4919\njessica.c ather@eauclairewi.gov DTEND:20080921T010000 DTSTART:20080920T170000 LOCATION:Downtown Eau Claire SUMMARY:International Fall Festival URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=188 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-6746NpmZ7g@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:The Third Annual Fine Furnishings & Fine Craft Show\, Milwaukee presents a marketplace for the finest in handcrafted furniture\, decorati ve accessories and original art to the public and designer trade professio nals located in the Milwaukee\, Door County\, Madison and Chicago area. It is the only show of its kind in the Midwestern United States. The show oc cupies 30\,000 square feet at the Midwest Airline Center. Over 150 artisan s from across the North America will exhibit and sell their work. For more information visit FineFurnishingsShows.com or call 401-816-0963. DTEND:20080928T000000 DTSTART:20080927T170000 LOCATION:Midwest Airlines Center RRULE:FREQ=DAILY;INTERVAL=1;UNTIL=20080928T070000Z SUMMARY:3rd Annual Fine Furnishings & Fine Craft Show URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=189 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-6751Ow0uGJ@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:Come and join the fun at the semiannual Wind Lake Street Fair! The Street Fair is held the third Sunday in May and September\, from 6:00 am to 5:00 pm. The Street Fair has been in existence now for more than a quarter of a century\, with as many as 345 vendors participating in every event. For a full listing of vendors\, including a detailed fair map\, ple ase visit the Map page.\n\nThe Street Fair is held twice a year. People fr om miles around turn out for a day of food\, fun\, gifts\, prizes\, entert ainment and best of all - good company. You\'ll be able to find all sorts of things for sale\, ranging from antiques\, collectibles\, gifts\, foods\ , service products\, plants\, rummage items and much more!\n\nBe sure to b ring the entire family as there is lots of fun and plenty to do. There\'s so much to see and do. You\'ll be able to learn new things as well as buy gifts and even satisfy your sweet tooth. Hamburgers\, brats and even a few brews for Dad headline our tasty menu. Be sure to come and join us!\n\nSi ncerely\,\nWind Lake Chamber of Commerce DTEND:20080922T000000 DTSTART:20080921T130000 LOCATION:Wind Lake SUMMARY:Wind Lake Fall Street Fair URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=190 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-6756hAgkWj@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:To register call Chasity Robinson at 913-341-8949\n\nDr. Timoth y Callaghan (Biomedical Specialist using the Defeat Autism Now! Approach) will be seeing patients on Saturday & Sunday from 8:30am to 6:00pm. Our go al is to improve the health and well being of individuals using integrativ e medicine\, in particular\, biomedical treatment options. \n\nSpecialize d testing\, not available at traditional labs\, will be offered. These te sts are designed to determine abnormalities associated with heavy metal to xins\, intestinal pathogens\, food allergies\, immune deficiencies\, and m ore. \n\nTimothy Callaghan\, MD specializes in Environmental Medicine\, Fa mily Practice Medicine\, Acupuncture\, and Chiropractic. Prior to joining Dr. Lieberman in 2004\, he completed his medical residency at the Univers ity of Tennessee Family Practice Medicine program and worked in rural medi cine in Mississippi. Previously\, graduated from Life Chiropractic College in Marietta\, GA and practiced chiropractic in Princeton\, NJ- from 1985- 1996\, specializing in sports injuries. He spent a year intensively study ing both Chinese and Japanese approaches to acupuncture at the Tri-state I nstitute of Traditional Chinese Medicine in New York City\, NY (1993-1994) . He continued to broaden his training and is board-eligible for the Amer ican Academy of Environmental Medicine. \n DTEND:20081012T010000 DTSTART:20081011T153000 LOCATION:Residence Inn East SUMMARY:OPutreach For Autism\, ADHD\, & Related Disorders URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=191 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-6761AJag0S@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:Tons of baby furniture: craddle\, walker\, swing\, changing tab le\, diaper champ\; Baby girl items: clothes sz newborn-18 months\, winter /fall jackets\, hats\, socks\, onsies\; NUK brand bottles\; 10 oz & 5 oz b ottles\, stage 1\, 2\, 3 nipples\; Tons of Christmas\, household: PartyLit e brand\, Kitchen items\, Twin Bedding\, Lamps\, Baskets\, purses\, NEXT b rand bike w/training wheels \nThursday - Saturday 9am - 4 pm DTEND:20080918T230000 DTSTART:20080918T160000 LOCATION:Between College & Ramsey SUMMARY:3 Family Rummage URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=192 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-6767khdxto@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:The Waukesha Mothers of Twins Club holds group rummage sales tw ice each year. Our sales are open to the public! There is a great variety of baby & children\'s clothing\, cribs\, car seats\, strollers\, swings\, toys\, books\, shoes\, bedding and lots more! Our next rummage sale will be held Friday\, October 17th from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. ($2 entrance fee) and Saturday\, October 18th from 8 a.m. to noon (free entry) at Beautiful Sav ior Lutheran Church (1205 South East Avenue\, Waukesha - behind Kmart). DTEND:20081018T040000 DTSTART:20081018T020000 LOCATION:Beautiful Savior Lutheran Church SUMMARY:Waukesha Mothers of Twins Club Rummage Sale URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=193 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-6771xmU6A4@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:The Waukesha Mothers of Twins Club holds group rummage sales tw ice each year. Our sales are open to the public! There is a great variety of baby & children\'s clothing\, cribs\, car seats\, strollers\, swings\, toys\, books\, shoes\, bedding and lots more! Our next rummage sale will be held Friday\, October 17th from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. ($2 entrance fee) and Saturday\, October 18th from 8 a.m. to noon (free entry) at Beautiful Sav ior Lutheran Church (1205 South East Avenue\, Waukesha - behind Kmart). DTEND:20081018T190000 DTSTART:20081018T150000 LOCATION:Beautiful Savior Lutheran Church SUMMARY:Waukesha Mothers of Twins Club Rummage Sale URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=194 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-6777i2uEgu@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:CARDIOTONE is an all-inclusive\, energetic exercise class for p eople of all fitness levels. It is 30 minutes of cardiovascular exercise c oupled with strength training and core conditioning. CARDIOTONE offers a p ositive environment for both beginners and those who need a challenge. CAR DIOTONE has it all! For more information\, visit:\nwww.cardiotone.blogspo t.com or email: cardiotone@gmail.com DTEND:20081014T010000 DTSTART:20081014T000000 LOCATION:St. Johns UCC - Fellowship Hall (basement) RRULE:FREQ=WEEKLY;INTERVAL=1;BYDAY=MO,TU,WE,TH;UNTIL=20081231T070000Z SUMMARY:CARDIOTONE URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=195 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-6783UnbC98@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:FREE YOUNG GIRL NAIL PAINTING BY APPOINTMENTONLY\nMON-FRI 4-6 P M\nSATURDAYS 10-6 PM\nLIMIT 2 PER FAMILY\nPERFECT FOR BEFORE OR AFTER LUNC H FOR SOMETHING GIRLY GIRL FUN TO DO WITH MOM OR JUST DAD AND DAUGHTER. \n BRING A CAMERA\, WE HAVE A DRESS UP TRUNK WITH FUN OUTFITS\, & ACCESSORIES FOR SOME PRETEND TIME.\nHAVE A GIRLS DAY OUT FUN!\nFULL SERVICE SALON WIT H FUN HAIR CHAIRS\nBIRTHDAY PARTY\'S\nSINGING MACHINE JONAS\'S BROTHERS\, & HANNAH MONTANA\nEXP 01-01-08 DTEND:20081030T000000 DTSTART:20081029T160000 LOCATION:A Hair For Kids Salon LLC RRULE:FREQ=WEEKLY;INTERVAL=1;BYDAY=MO;UNTIL=20081201T070000Z SUMMARY:Free Young Girl Nail Painting URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=196 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-6789xvohoL@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:Over 30 high school bands from across the state will march onto the UW-Whitewater campus for the WSMA State Marching Band Championships. Bands will compete in on of four classes for Best Percussion\, Best Music al Presentation\, Best Visual Performance and Best Color Guard\, in additi on to division awards and the top three awards in each class. There will also be bands performing in a non-competitive class. This is a great even t for family\, friends and anyone who enjoys music and the marching band e xperience. Tickets $11 at the door\, $6 students and seniors. DTEND:20081019T053000 DTSTART:20081018T173000 LOCATION:UW-Whitewater\, Forrest Perkins Stadium RRULE:FREQ=DAILY;INTERVAL=1;UNTIL=20081019T070000Z SUMMARY:WSMA State Marching Band Championships URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=197 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-6794UUWmVU@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:Join us for the fourth annual Miss Coulee Region Scholarship Pa geants\, 5pm at Westby High School Gymnasium on November 15\, 2008. This year\'s competition will feature contestants and entertainment from the \' Coulee Region\'. Miss Coulee Region Pageant tickets are available for $10 .00 each and can be purchased at www.misscouleeregion.org or at the door. DTEND:20081116T033000 DTSTART:20081116T000000 LOCATION:Westby High School Gymnasium SUMMARY:Miss Coulee Region Scholarship Pageant URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=198 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-6799ijbG9t@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:Join us for the fourth annual Miss Coulee Region Scholarship Pa geants\, 5pm at Westby High School Gymnasium on November 15\, 2008. This year\'s competition will feature contestants and entertainment from the \' Coulee Region\'. Miss Coulee Region Pageant tickets are available for $10 .00 each and can be purchased at www.misscouleeregion.org or at the door. DTEND:20081116T033000 DTSTART:20081116T000000 LOCATION:Westby High School Gymnasium SUMMARY:Miss Coulee Region Scholarship Pageant URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=199 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-6804SCErzM@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:Come to Fish Creek in Door County for fantastic and unique wint er fun! The weekend is filled with fun-filled events for all ages - free t rolley rides\, live music\, a parade\, fireman\'s pancake breakfast\, kite s over the bay\, homemade soups\, horse-drawn sleigh rides\, wine tastings and much more! Check out the Door County Idol competition and see who win s the title for 2009! Call 800-577-1880\, e-mail us at vacation@fishcreeki nfo.com or visit our website: www.fishcreekinfo.com for more information. DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20090206 LOCATION:Downtown Fish Creek RRULE:FREQ=DAILY;INTERVAL=1;UNTIL=20090208T070000Z SUMMARY:Fish Creek Winter Festival\, Feb. 6\, 7 & 8\, 2009 URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=200 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-68091IJZED@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:A huge juried arts & craft Fair & sale with 150 exhibitors! Hom e decor\, artwear\, jewelry\, gift items and holiday decor. Delicious lun cheon and desserts. All proceeds benefit the high school\'s arts & music departments. $3 Free Parking. Sunday November 9\, 10:00 1m - 4:00 pm. DTEND:20081109T230000 DTSTART:20081109T170000 LOCATION:Brookfield East High School SUMMARY:Holiday Arts & Craft Fair URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=201 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-6813j0Nilb@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:1st Annual Deer Hunter Widow’s Ball\n\n \n\nFriday\, November 21st\n\nBall Park Pub & Grill\n\nDoors Open at 6:00pm ~ Party Starts at 6 :45pm\n\n$15 in Advance / $20 at the Door\n\n *Tickets are non-refundable. \n\n \n\nYour registration fee includes: \n\n*2 drink tickets (good for ra il cocktails\, beer\, wine\, or soda) \n*Pure Romance Party \n*Male entert ainment \n*Coupon for 40% off any ONE Pure Romance item! \n*PLUS! The firs t 25 paid registrations will receive a FREE Pure Romance Party Pack at the door!\n \n\n DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20081121 LOCATION:Ball Park Pub & Grill SUMMARY:Deer Hunter Widow\'s Ball URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=202 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-6818oGdBch@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:Lannon Lions Club Board Meeting to convene the first Monday of every month at 7pm (unless otherwise noted) DTEND:20081104T030000 DTSTART:20081104T020000 LOCATION:Lannon Lions Community Center - Lannon Village Hall SUMMARY:Lannon Lions Club Board Meeting URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=203 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-6824TBNTm9@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:Cocktails 6:30 PM\nDinner at 7:00 PM - 3rd Monday of Each Month Unless Otherwise Noted\n DTEND:20081118T030000 DTSTART:20081118T013000 LOCATION:Hellmans SUMMARY:Lannon Lions Club Dinner Meetings URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=204 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-6829tcVn2I@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:Lots to chose from. Tables\, Kitchen Table with 6 chairs\, Dres sors 1 with mirror\, Kitchen Sets Pigs and Gingerbread man\, Box Fans\, 1 stand up fan\, Pots and pans\, Bikes including Mongoose and Huffy Kaibab a nd other kid bikes and ten speeds\, Snow board\, Car ramps\, C.D.\'s\, Boo ks\, Toys\, Kid Tents\, Dishes\, Bakeware\, Lamps\, Pictures\, Everything Must Go DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20081029 RRULE:FREQ=DAILY;INTERVAL=1;UNTIL=20081031T060000Z SUMMARY:MOVING SALE URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=205 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-6836tl697w@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:Lots to chose from. Tables\, Kitchen Table with 6 chairs\, Dres sors 1 with mirror\, Kitchen Sets Pigs and Gingerbread man\, Box Fans\, 1 stand up fan\, Pots and pans\, Bikes including Mongoose and Huffy Kaibab a nd other kid bikes and ten speeds\, Snow board\, Car ramps\, C.D.\'s\, Boo ks\, Toys\, Kid Tents\, Dishes\, Bakeware\, Lamps\, Pictures\, Everything Must Go DTEND:20081029T155400 DTSTART:20081029T145400 RRULE:FREQ=DAILY;INTERVAL=1;UNTIL=20081031T060000Z SUMMARY:MOVING SALE URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=206 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-6841obww7k@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:Please note\, this training is generic to ALL home and small bu siness owners.\n\nJoin A Business & Personal Coach\, Mentor\, Author\, and Successful Entrepreneur with over 30 Years Experience as He Gives You the Straight Scoop On...\n\n* Understanding your family members...ALL of them \n* Improving communication with co-workers \n* Increasing your income by knowing how others think \n* Time & Money Freedom - on the same day - aga in & again \n* The 5 \'must have\' factors for career success...and why \n * \'Tools\' to apply to ANY situation or relationship in Life! \n* Own You r Life...and Enjoy 7-Day Weekends!\n\nAttendance by RSVP only: walter.rea de@gmail.com DTEND:20081116T010000 DTSTART:20081115T220000 LOCATION:Holiday Inn Express SUMMARY:Colors Technology -- Learning the secret language of your prospects URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=207 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-6846GptBBU@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:The Lakes Area Women’s Society is holding a meeting on Monday \, November 10th\, 2008 6:00pm Community Room at People\'s Bank in Elkhorn . LAWS meets the second Monday of every month – September through May. Please join us!\n\nLakes Area Women’s Society promotes civic and educat ion improvement through charitable and social fellowship. If you are inte rested in learning more about the Lakes Area Women’s Society\, please co ntact LAWS President\, Karen Oglesby at (262) 374-0347.\n DTEND:20081108T212600 DTSTART:20081108T202600 LOCATION:People\'s Bank of Elkhorn SUMMARY:Lakes Area Women\'s Society meeting URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=208 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-6852ik90vg@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:The Lakes Area Women’s Society is holding a meeting on Monday \, November 10th\, 2008 6:00pm Community Room at People\'s Bank in Elkhorn . LAWS meets the second Monday of every month – September through May. Please join us!\n\nLakes Area Women’s Society promotes civic and educat ion improvement through charitable and social fellowship. If you are inte rested in learning more about the Lakes Area Women’s Society\, please co ntact LAWS President\, Karen Oglesby at (262) 374-0347.\n DTEND:20081108T212600 DTSTART:20081108T202600 LOCATION:People\'s Bank of Elkhorn SUMMARY:Lakes Area Women\'s Society meeting URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=209 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-6857UPuuR6@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:The Lakes Area Women’s Society is holding a meeting on Monday \, November 10th\, 2008 6:00pm Community Room at People\'s Bank in Elkhorn . LAWS meets the second Monday of every month – September through May. Please join us!\n\nLakes Area Women’s Society promotes civic and educat ion improvement through charitable and social fellowship. If you are inte rested in learning more about the Lakes Area Women’s Society\, please co ntact LAWS President\, Karen Oglesby at (262) 374-0347.\n DTEND:20081111T030000 DTSTART:20081111T010000 LOCATION:People\'s Bank of Elkhorn SUMMARY:Lakes Area Women\'s Society meeting URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=210 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-6862ViVzMv@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:\n\nThe Superior Town Hall is the place to be on November 29th. \n\nwhere is the Town Hall? Hwy 35 just minutes south of Superior.\n\nOur Christmas Boutique will have hand Painted pots/herb starter sets\,deocarat ive\nplaques\,painted glass\,lawn/garden solar light decor\,candles\,stain ed\nglass\,stepping stone\,decorated bar/counter stools\,fleece\nquilts\,h ats\,baked potato bags\,towels\,embroidery\,Christmas ornaments\,decoratio ns\,photo\ncards\,graphic t\'s & sweats\, car decals\, and much much more. \n\nAll this and Lunch too!\n\nThere will be lunch\, just not sure what ye t so check back\,oh and guess what? Santa will be here with free treats fo r the kids\, and free coffee all day to!\n\nNeed Directions? No problem\, call 715-399-8458\n DTEND:20081129T230000 DTSTART:20081129T160000 LOCATION:Superior Town Hall SUMMARY:Crafts & Beyond Christmas Boutique URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=211 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-6867rha38f@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:\n\nSanta is arriving early in Superior this year! Come have lu nch with Santa at the crafts and beyond Christmas Boutique at the superior Town Hall\, located on Hwy 35\, just minutes outside of Superior\, for mo re info call 715-395-2579. Mrs. Claus will also be there to take pictures and for $5.00 you can save it for posterity. There will also be a small tr eat for the kids\, and possibly other Christmas surprises.\n\nSanta will a lso have his bag ready for all your children\'s letters to Santa\, so have your child write his list\,so Santa can get a jump start on his Gift list . Were you good? or bad? Only Santa Knows!\n\nJoin Santa and some of his C hristmas Elves at the Crafts & Beyond Christmas Boutique!\n DTEND:20081129T220000 DTSTART:20081129T180000 LOCATION:Superior Town Hall SUMMARY:Lunch with Santa URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=212 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-6873ZpXzA6@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:Vendor and Craft Show featuring Tastefully Simple\, Pampered Ch ef\, Aura Stella Jewelry\, Scentsy Candles\, Stampin Up\, Usborne Books\, Lia Sophia Jewelry\, MaryKay Cosmetics\, Partylite Candles\, Silpado Desig ns\, Wood crafts\, Teachers Gifts\, Quilt Crafters DTEND:20081122T220000 DTSTART:20081122T160000 LOCATION:The Crosby Place (the old moose club) SUMMARY:Deer Widows Weekend Vendor Show URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=213 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-687882uuUz@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:Pewaukee Lake - Fishing registration begins 6 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Main raffle drawing 5 p.m. Meat raffles all day long begining at 9 a.m. DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20090214 LOCATION:Waterfront Sports Bar & Grill SUMMARY:Badger Fisherman\'s League Ice Fisheree URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=214 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-6882VmjKsj@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:Live Music by the Swamp Bottom Boys starts 8 pm\nDinner Buffet - Baked Chicken\, BBQ Ribs\, Peel & Eat Shrimp\, Carved Roast Beef\, Mashe d Potatoes & Gravy\, Salad Bar\, Rolls & Butter $13.99\nSpecial Room Pkgs available DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20090101 LOCATION:Super 8 Darlington Bridges Restaurant\, Lounge & Banquet Center SUMMARY:New Year\'s Celebration URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=215 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-6888Aam86l@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:Live Music by the Swamp Bottom Boys starts 8 pm\nDinner Buffet - Baked Chicken\, BBQ Ribs\, Peel & Eat Shrimp\, Carved Roast Beef\, Mashe d Potatoes & Gravy\, Salad Bar\, Rolls & Butter $13.99\nSpecial Room Pkgs available DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20090101 LOCATION:Super 8 Darlington Bridges Restaurant\, Lounge & Banquet Center SUMMARY:New Year\'s Celebration URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=216 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-6893cPhTm0@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:Live Music by the Swamp Bottom Boys starts 8 pm\nDinner Buffet - Baked Chicken\, BBQ Ribs\, Peel & Eat Shrimp\, Carved Roast Beef\, Mashe d Potatoes & Gravy\, Salad Bar\, Rolls & Butter $13.99\nSpecial Room Pkgs available DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20090101 LOCATION:Super 8 Darlington Bridges Restaurant\, Lounge & Banquet Center SUMMARY:New Year\'s Celebration URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=217 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-6898vDo1Dv@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:January 24\nWisdom of the Heart: A Transformational Retreat Day with Tama Kieves/ www.AwakeningArtistry.com\n10:00am - 3:00pm\nInfinity H ealing Center\, 3305 North 124th St.\, Brookfield WI\n\nYour heart holds a ll you need to know. How to create that dream job. When to leave that rela tionship. What to wish or dare for. The path to peace of mind.\n\nAre you in transition? Are you ready to listen to your own heart? Don\'t miss this special retreat day facilitated by Tama. Join a gathering of wondrous ind ividuals who are passionately committing to themselves to create a safe sp ace where fears\, ponderings\, and life-long dreams rise to light\, ignite d by the group\'s commitment to self-honesty\, support\, creative brainsto rming and unleashing true inspiration and direction. Together we will prac tice letting go of self-judgment and letting go into self-expression\, sel f-forgiveness\, brilliance\, healing\, and the startling wisdom of our own life journey. Creating an environment of synergy and support\, we\'ll use a variety of deepening and creative hands-on techniques to get out of our heads\, past our fears\, and into the unparalleled direction and wisdom o f our hearts. \n\nDownload more information (PDF): http://www.awakeningart istry.com/pdf/wisdom.milwaukee012409.pdf\nRegister on-line: http://www.awa keningartistry.com/store/product_info.php?cPath=25&products_id=87\n\nFor t hose of you who are not yet familiar with Tama Kieves\, (www.AwakeningArti stry.com) she is an honors graduate of Harvard Law School who left her cor porate law practice to write and to embolden others to live and breathe th eir most meaningful self-expression. Best-selling author of the life-chang ing book This Time I Dance! Creating the Work You Love\, (which was chosen as a Finalist for the National Nautilus Book Award\, along with the Dalai Lama\'s book The Art of Happiness) she is now a sought-after speaker and career coach who has helped thousands of individuals world-wide to live th eir creative dreams. She frequently presents at the world-famous Omega Ins titute and the Canyon Ranch six star spa and other fabulous destinations. \n\nFor more details about Tama\'s events and destination vacations please check out Tama\'s calendar page at: http://www.awakeningartistry.com/cale ndar.html\n\n\'If you\'re this successful doing work you don\'t love\, wha t could you do with work you do love?\'\n\nTHIS TIME I DANCE!\nCreating th e Work You Love/\nHow One Harvard Lawyer Left It All to Have It All\nwww.A wakeningArtistry.com \n DTEND:20090124T220000 DTSTART:20090124T170000 LOCATION:Infinity Healing Center SUMMARY:Wisdom of the Heart: A Transformational Retreat Day with Tama Kieve s! URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=218 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-6904nKxbNs@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:Reaching well over 200 vehicles\, this show has something for e veryone! DTEND:20090515T040000 DTSTART:20090515T000000 LOCATION:McDonalds RRULE:FREQ=WEEKLY;INTERVAL=1;BYDAY=TH;UNTIL=20090924T070000Z SUMMARY:McDonald\'s Thursday Night Car Show URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=219 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-69087gERBk@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:Come check out St. Anthony School in Menomonee Falls on January 25\, 2009.\n\nDuring our open house you will tour classrooms\, meet curre nt parents\, check out our Smart Board in our computer lab\, listen to per formances from our music program and enjoy an ice cream social with your f amily.\n\nChildren’s Mass at 10:30am\nOpen House 11:30 – 1:30pm\n DTEND:20090125T203000 DTSTART:20090125T183000 LOCATION:St. Anthony School SUMMARY:St. Anthony School Open House URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=220 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-6913KsfsD8@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:Discover the world of fragrance\, while blending your \nown pe rsonal picks from 100 fragrance oils. they can be added to our luxurious b ath and bobdy products. Refreshments will served.\n1:00pm----4:00pm May 3 2009 DTEND:20090503T230000 DTSTART:20090503T200000 LOCATION:Chou-Chou Fragrance Blending Bar SUMMARY:Chou-Chou Fragrance Blending Bar Grand Opening URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=221 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-6918nx6vuh@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:Come see why The Now\, is quickly becoming the most talked abou t live cover band in Southeastern Wisconsin. After just six short years on the scene\, The Now has grown into one of the best kept secrets in town. With a mountain of live shows behind them\, including opening for many nat ional acts like\, Loverboy\, The Outfield\, Pat Benatar and Sister Hazel\, The Now is one of the hottest\, not-so-new cover bands in Wisconsin. The Now is becoming a rock fan\'s favorite indulgence on a weekly basis. Bring ing back what it means to be a rock and roll fan. The very best of classic rock to current rock. DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20090118 LOCATION:Circle B Recreation SUMMARY:The Now URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=222 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-6923PwZviW@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:Pat McCudy is a Wisconsin Legend! Playin is own brand of music he will make you laugh and make you dance all night! Make sure you come ou t to check out Pat McCurdy Live at Circle \'B\' DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20090201 LOCATION:Circle B Recreation SUMMARY:Pat McCurdy Live URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=223 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-6928HTEhLg@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:A 20-kilometer running race and non-competitive 5K to benefit t he Nancy Sellars Memorial Foundation\, an unincorporated non-profit associ ation. Inspired by the memory of Nancy Sellars\, a Milwaukee-area enduranc e athlete killed by a drunk driver in July\, 2008\, the Nancy Sellars Memo rial Foundation is devoted to the promotion of bicycle safety and the elim ination of drunk driving.\n\nCOURSE: Both events will be run within Lapham Peak State Park. The 20K will be a mix of wide\, well-groomed ski trails and the single-track Ice Age. The non-competitive 5K shuffle will b e on the ski trails.\n\nDATE/TIME: The 20K run will begin at 9:30 a .m.\, April 26\, 2009. The 5K starts at 10 a.m. Both events begin and end at the Homestead Hollow Ed Trecker Lodge (the upper cabin).\n\nREGISTRA TION: Registration is available on-line at http://beartrax.nancysellar s.com or by mailing in the completed PDF application (MAIL TO: Nancy Sella rs Memorial Foundation U.A.\, P.O. Box 320346\, Franklin\, WI 53132).\n\nD ay-of registration is from 8 - 9 a.m. at Homestead Hollow.\n\nHOW MUCH? Race fees for the Bear Trax 20K are $25 by April 17 and $30 after. Fo r the Brownie Shuffle\, fees are $20 until April 17 and $25 after. Checks should be written to: Nancy Sellars Memorial Foundation\, U.A.\n\nWHAT DO I GET? Runners get a GORGEOUS race course with stocked aid stations and a long-sleeve technical shirt. Food will be available after the race and raffle prizes\nwill be given during the awards ceremony. AWARDS: Besid es overall awards for the male and female winners of the 20K\, awards will also be distributed to the\ntop three (M & F) in each of the following ag e groups: 18 and under\, 19-29\, 30-39\, 40-49\, 50-59\, 60-69\, 70+\n\nDRIVING DIRECTIONS: Lapham Peak State Park is less than a mile south of I-94 on Hwy C\, Delafield exit. It\'s about 30 minutes west of Milwauke e and 45 minutes east of Madison. Parking will be available near the start -finish area. Cars need a state park sticker. One day passes can be purcha sed at the entrance.\n\nQUESTIONS: Updates about the race will be p osted at www.nancysellars.com. DTEND:20090426T210000 DTSTART:20090426T150000 LOCATION:Lapham Peak SUMMARY:Bear Trax 20K & Brownie Shuffle 5K Benefit Walk URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=224 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-6934CGRKuU@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:Oshkosh Violet Society presents its 29th annual African violet show & sale\, May 2\, 10-4:30pm and May 3\, 11:30-3pm. Come see hundreds o f beautiful African violets and related plants exhibited and for sale. Pot s\, fertilizer\, & soil also for sale. Demonstrations on violet culture av ailable upon request. Come ask the experts for advice on growing African v iolets and related plants. Free admission and parking. DTEND:20090502T233000 DTSTART:20090502T170000 LOCATION:St.Jude the Apostle Church(formerly St.Heart Church) SUMMARY:African Violet Show & Sale URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=225 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-6939F73cdg@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:Join Us…\nTaste Around the World\n\nPlease your palate while you enjoy tastes of wine\, beer & food from all over the world. We’ll vi sit the Mediterranean\, Mexico\, Asia and Europe.\n\nSaturday\, March 28\, 2009\n6:00 – 11:00 pm\nSt. Anthony School – Reichling Hall\nN74 W1360 4 Appleton Ave.\nMenomonee Falls\, WI 53051\n\nTickets:\nFor reservations call:\nAndrea (262) 293-9475\n DTEND:20090329T060000 DTSTART:20090329T000000 LOCATION:St. Anthony School SUMMARY:Taste Around the World URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=226 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-6945eK2IUF@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:The World\'s Largest Music Festival returns to the Milwaukee la kefront. Join us for the party! DTEND:20090626T065900 DTSTART:20090625T190000 LOCATION:Summerfest Grounds RRULE:FREQ=DAILY;INTERVAL=1;UNTIL=20090705T070000Z SUMMARY:Summerfest 2009 URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=227 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-6951AUGMHB@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:Craft/Vendor Sale to be held at the Green Bay Eagles Club at 10 35 Vanderbraak St\, Green Bay\, WI on March 7\, 2009 from 9am - 2pm Admiss ion is free!! also there will be Booyah for sale for $2.50 a bowl. DTEND:20090307T210000 DTSTART:20090307T160000 LOCATION:Green Bay Eagles Club SUMMARY:Green Bay Eagles Club Craft/Vendor and Booyah Sale URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=228 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-6956JVZvsX@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:\'Gilbert\'s burnished voice poured over one purling\, liquid m elody after another\, over an accompaniment of tender arpeggios and supple chord progressions. Well-crafted and thoughtful\, the songs qualified as \'folk\' only in the loosest sense\'\n---The Chicago Tribune----\n DTEND:20090321T041500 DTSTART:20090321T013000 LOCATION:Unitarian Church - North SUMMARY:the Wisconsin Singer/Songwriter Series presents Vance Gilbert URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=229 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-6961mtwMta@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:Grab a Friend or Two and come spend the day/night at Super 8 Ve rona. Full Massages\, Hand Parrafin Treatments\, Cash and Carry Vendors\, Water Aerobics\, Stampin Up Class\, Jewelry Beading Class DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20090321 LOCATION:Super 8 Verona SUMMARY:Ladies Night Out URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=230 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-6966j6mDBd@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:\nBlues In The Park\n\nfeaturing the music of 2 bands:\n\nThe L ove Buzzards and Left Wing Bourbon\n\nMemorial Park Bandshell - Durand\, W I\n\nWednesday\, May 20th. - 6pm to 9pm\n\nNo admission charge\, but a fre e will donation of non-perishable food or cash will be appreciated - proce eds to \'Bread Of Life\' food pantry \n\nConcessions will be available in Memorial Park from several local non-profit groups\n\nAll ages welcome\n\n Sponsored in part by: Blues On The Chippewa\, CV Blues Society\, DIG\, Con struction Zone\, Econo Foods\, and Shari\'s Chippewa Club\n DTEND:20090521T040000 DTSTART:20090521T010000 LOCATION:Memorial Park SUMMARY:Blues In The Park URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=231 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-6971BRlgwU@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:2nd. Annual\nBlues On The Chippewa\nMemorial Park - Durand\, WI \nSaturday & Sunday\, August 1 & 2 - 2009\n12 bands over two days\nFree Ad mission - Free Camping Available\nwww.bluesonthechippewa.org DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20090306 LOCATION:Memorial Park SUMMARY:Blues On The Chippewa URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=232 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-6978zUc0oT@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:2nd. Annual\nBlues On The Chippewa\nMemorial Park - Durand\, WI \nSaturday & Sunday\, August 1 & 2 - 2009\n12 bands over 2 days!\nFree Adm ission - Free Camping Available\nwww.bluesonthechippewa.org DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20090801 LOCATION:Memorial Park RRULE:FREQ=DAILY;INTERVAL=1;UNTIL=20090802T070000Z SUMMARY:Blues On The Chippewa URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=233 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-6983KIizoO@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:2nd. Annual\nBlues On The Chippewa\nMemorial Park - Durand\, WI \nSaturday & Sunday\, August 1 & 2 - 2009\n12 bands over 2 days!\nFree Adm ission - Free Camping Available\nwww.bluesonthechippewa.org DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20090801 LOCATION:Memorial Park RRULE:FREQ=DAILY;INTERVAL=1;UNTIL=20090802T070000Z SUMMARY:Blues On The Chippewa URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=234 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-6988B2jWRv@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:Motor Madness – Sunday\, May 17 1:00 – 4:00 pm\nPewaukee Vi llage Park \nFree Admission\nThis amazing day of classic cars\, trucks\, e ngines and construction equipment is sure to delight the kid in everyone. On display will be dozens of vehicles of all kinds from the past\, present and future – learn about\, peek under the hood and crawl into motor mad ness! Don’t forget your camera.\n DTEND:20090310T220000 DTSTART:20090310T190000 LOCATION:Pewaukee Village Park SUMMARY:Motor Madness URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=235 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-6994GMgtns@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:Lakeside Classics at Lakefront Park – This event runs each We dnesday\nJune 10th - August 26th\, Noon – 1:00 pm (weather permitting) N o music on July 22nd.\nThis is an hour of pre-recorded classical music at Lakefront Park on Pewaukee Lake. Bring your lunch and sit and enjoy an hou r of classical music. \n DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20090610 LOCATION:Lakefront Park RRULE:FREQ=WEEKLY;INTERVAL=1;BYDAY=WE;UNTIL=20090826T070000Z SUMMARY:Lakeside Classic\'s at Lakefront Park URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=236 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-7000Piusr7@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:Waterfront Wednesday\'s – This event runs each Wednesday \nJu ne 3rd – August 26th\, 6pm – 9pm \nThis free musical series is held (w eather permitting)\, at the Pewaukee Lakefront on Wisconsin Avenue\, Pewau kee. \n DTEND:20090604T040000 DTSTART:20090604T010000 LOCATION:Lakefront Park RRULE:FREQ=WEEKLY;INTERVAL=1;BYDAY=WE;UNTIL=20090826T070000Z SUMMARY:Waterfront Wednesday\'s Concert Series URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=237 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-7006hUXLiJ@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:Positively Pewaukee’s Park Run (Formerly Run to the Beach) †“ Wednesday\, June 17th \nPewaukee Village Park \n Adult - 5K Run/ 2 Mile Walk - Kid’s Fun Run\n Registration 5:00pm - 6:45pm \n Race/ Walk time 7:00pm\n Kid’s Fun Run 6:30 pm\n DTEND:20090618T030000 DTSTART:20090618T010000 LOCATION:Village Park SUMMARY:Run to the Park (formerly Run to the Beach) URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=238 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-7011EGwFce@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:North Shore Bank Taste of Lake Country – Pewaukee Lakefront\n Friday\, July 24 5:00 pm to 10:30 pm\nSaturday\, July 25\, 4:00 pm to 10:3 0pm \nFireworks at 10:30pm both nights\nThis festival celebrates food and music in Lake Country\, and is topped off with fireworks. \n DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20090725 LOCATION:Downtown Pewaukee SUMMARY:North Shore Bank\'s Taste of Lake Country URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=239 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-701788kAhS@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:1pm - Wisconsin\'s largest St. Patrick\'s Day parade celebratio n includes five bagpipe bands\, marching bands\, clown performers\, specia lty\, clan units\, and business floats. Parade route is downtown on Pearl and N Water streets. 11 am to 6 pm - Irish Fest features two Celtic bands\ , Irish food\, beverages\, and market vendors under a huge heated big top tent. Near Festival Foods in New London\, Wi DTEND:20090322T000000 DTSTART:20090321T170000 LOCATION:New London\, WI (Downtown) SUMMARY:St. Patrick\'s Day Parade & Irish Fest - New London URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=240 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-7022A6fbtI@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:benefit party sat march 28th 4-8 blue room ashland full spread of food drinks raffles big prizes come help us support jay and his wife d ee jay is at the va hospital been there for 7 weeks now and much more to go. fun fun fun DTEND:20090312T022500 DTSTART:20090311T222500 LOCATION:blue room SUMMARY:benefit for cancer patient jay stibbe URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=241 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-7027FUIIsV@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:benefit party sat march 28th 4-8 blue room ashland full spread of food drinks raffles big prizes come help us support jay and his wife d ee jay is at the va hospital been there for 7 weeks now and much more to go. fun fun fun DTEND:20090312T022500 DTSTART:20090311T222500 LOCATION:blue room SUMMARY:benefit for cancer patient jay stibbe URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=242 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-7033uNzBEN@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:10th year anniversary for the Liberty Pole Store Country Christ mas Open House. DTEND:20091114T000000 DTSTART:20091113T170000 LOCATION:6 Miles SW of Viroqua on Hwy 27 RRULE:FREQ=DAILY;INTERVAL=3;UNTIL=20091113T070000Z SUMMARY:2009 Country Christmas URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=243 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-7039i2iub9@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:10th year anniversary for the Liberty Pole Store Country Christ mas Open House. DTEND:20091114T000000 DTSTART:20091113T170000 LOCATION:6 Miles SW of Viroqua on Hwy 27 RRULE:FREQ=DAILY;INTERVAL=3;UNTIL=20091113T070000Z SUMMARY:2009 Country Christmas URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=244 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-704522GewV@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:10th year anniversary for the Liberty Pole Store Country Christ mas Open House. DTEND:20091114T000000 DTSTART:20091113T170000 LOCATION:6 Miles SW of Viroqua on Hwy 27 RRULE:FREQ=DAILY;INTERVAL=3;UNTIL=20091113T070000Z SUMMARY:2009 Country Christmas URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=245 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-7051FHAnV1@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:What is an Angel Fair? It\'s a gathering of like-minded individ uals seeking guidance\, fellowship & support. Among the many events that h appen that day are: Tarot Readings\, Angel Readings\, Aura Photography\, P almistry\, ionSpa Detoxification\, and more...Call for appointments with a vailable readers. \n DTEND:20090506T010000 DTSTART:20090505T170000 LOCATION:The Rose Gallery SUMMARY:Rose Gallery\'s Monthly Angel/Psychic Fair URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=246 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-7057bMR4aC@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:What is a Wellness Day? It\'s a time to focus on your well-bein g\, physically\, mentally\, emotionally and spiritually. Among the events that happen on this day are: Reiki\, ionSpa Detoxification\, Therapeutic M assage and more...Call for appointments with available readers.\n DTEND:20090517T000000 DTSTART:20090516T190000 LOCATION:The Rose Gallery SUMMARY:Rose Gallery\'s Monthly Wellness Day URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=247 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-7062dR2Jru@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:In this class Jeanette will continue to identify and appreciate gemstones and quartz crystals for their spiritual strengths and powers. W e will explore the use of gemstones in protective shields and grids\; crea ting a room shield as part of the experience. Please call 920-648-3973 to reserve a space in the class. Fee: $10.00\n DTEND:20090424T040000 DTSTART:20090424T020000 LOCATION:The Rose Gallery SUMMARY:Gemstone Workshop III - Grids and Protection URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=248 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-7067PDPHJe@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:In this class Jeanette will continue to identify and appreciate gemstones and quartz crystals for their spiritual strengths and powers. W e will explore the use of gemstones in protective shields and grids\; crea ting a room shield as part of the experience. Please call 920-648-3973 to reserve a space in the class. Fee: $10.00\n DTEND:20090424T040000 DTSTART:20090424T020000 LOCATION:The Rose Gallery SUMMARY:Gemstone Workshop III - Grids and Protection URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=249 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-7072DFjF0a@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:Picnic with ceremonies starting at 11:00 a.m\nRay Rollins Polka Band 1-5p.m. \n7-11p.m.\'Rocker\'Rocker\'Rocker\' Band\, Antique Display\ , Childrens Activities\, Clowns 2-4. Horse Drawn Rides\, Milk Bottle Tourn ament\, Food and Drinks serverd all day. Free Admission\, Handicap Parking Available. Under Tent Rain or Shine. DTEND:20090816T060000 DTSTART:20090815T180000 LOCATION:Town Of Two Creeks Town Hall SUMMARY:Town Of Two Creeks Sesquicentennial Celebration URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=250 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-70778STubP@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:A celebration of grasslands. Activities for all ages. Prairie C hicken Viewing\, Birding and Wildlife Tours\, Children\'s Activities\, Wis consin Center for the Book Literary Bash\, Nature Art Crawl\, Wildlife Dem os\, Local poets and speakers. DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20090417 LOCATION:Buena Vista Wildlife Area\, Bancroft\; Grant Elementary School\, W I Rapids\; Rapids Mall\, WI Rapids\, Mea SUMMARY:Central Wisconsin Prairie Chicken Festival URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=251 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-7082AfELAu@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:A celebration of grasslands. Activities for all ages. Prairie C hicken Viewing\, Birding and Wildlife Tours\, Children\'s Activities\, Wis consin Center for the Book Literary Bash\, Nature Art Crawl\, Wildlife Dem os\, Local poets and speakers. DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20090418 LOCATION:Buena Vista Wildlife Area\, Bancroft\; Grant Elementary School\, W I Rapids\; Rapids Mall\, WI Rapids\, Mea SUMMARY:Central Wisconsin Prairie Chicken Festival URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=252 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-7087hV76dL@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:A celebration of grasslands. Activities for all ages. Prairie C hicken Viewing\, Birding and Wildlife Tours\, Children\'s Activities\, Wis consin Center for the Book Literary Bash\, Nature Art Crawl\, Wildlife Dem os\, Local poets and speakers. DTEND:20090419T230000 DTSTART:20090419T180000 LOCATION:Buena Vista Wildlife Area\, Bancroft\; Grant Elementary School\, W I Rapids\; Rapids Mall\, WI Rapids\, Mea SUMMARY:Central Wisconsin Prairie Chicken Festival URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=253 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-7094IgGZ4X@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:We have finalized plans for 1955 Class Mini-Reunion. Please add to your calendar.\n\nOur get-together will be on Friday\, September 25 th\, 2009 at 4:00 PM at\nSERB Memorial Hall\n5101 W. Oklahoma Ave.\nMilwau kee\, WI. \n\nBoth Chicken and Fish will be available .\nThe cost of the buffet is $17.00 per person and reservations and prepay ment are required.\nThe deadline for reservations and prepayment is Septem ber 16\, 2009.\n\nRenew old friendships (and make some new ones) starting at 4 PM with drinks available at the cash bar.\nDinner will start at 5:00 PM. The hall is reserved until 8:00 PM.\n\nPlease send back the follow ing information\, and payment before September 16\, 2009.\n\nLast Name-__ _________ First Name-_________ Maiden Name-______________\n\nSpouse or Gue st__________________________\n\nTotal cost...Number of persons attending X $17.00 = $_________________\n\nAny questions contact:\nBob Hirsch\n104 Locust street\nPalmyra\, WI 53156\n414-520-3647\nWashington1955@gmail.com \n\nDirections to Serb Hall\, Milwaukee\, Wisconsin\n * From East-West 894 : exit on 60th Street. Go 2.5 miles north to Oklahoma Ave. Turn east to 51 st Street.\n* From East-West 94: exit on Hawley Road South which becomes 6 0th Street to Oklahoma Ave. Turn east to 51st Street.\n* Alternate From Ea st-West 94: exit on Miller Park Way south. Miller Park Way becomes 43rd St reet. Travel approx. 2.3 miles. Turn slight right onto W. Forest Home Ave. Turn slight right onto W. Oklahoma Ave. to 51st St.\n\nNote! If you ch ange address\, phone number\, or email address\, please send that informat ion to:\nBob Hirsch Washington1955@gmail.com\n\nIf you have access to t he internet\, here is the Washington web pages:\nhttp://wwwclassreport.org /usa/wi/milwaukee/whs/1955/\nhttp://wwwclassreport.org/usa/wi/milwaukee/wh s/1956/\nPlease register! Complete your Profile & send current Picture. DTEND:20090926T030000 DTSTART:20090925T230000 LOCATION:SERB Memorial Hall SUMMARY:Washington High School - Milwaukee - Class of 1955 Mini-Reunion URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=254 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-70995FO5ig@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:In conjunction with the\nEdgerton Sterling North\nBook and Film Festival\n\nSaturday October 17\, 2009\n9:00 a.m. to 4 p.m.\nEdgerton Mid dle School\n300 Elm High Drive\nEdgerton\, WI\n\nFeaturing:\n\nJennifer Ch iaverini the author to the besting selling\nElm Creek Quilts\nSpeaking at 2 p.m. with book signing to follow\n\nQuilt displays judged by viewer’s choice\n\nBook Sales\n\nVendors\n\nQuilt Raffle and other items\n\nConcess ions Stand\n\nDemonstrations\n\nAdmission is $3.00 at the door children un der 12 are free\n\nTo display your quilt you may pick up an entry form at the Piggly Wiggly\, Edgerton Pharmacy\, your local quilt shop or call: Shi rley Balis at 608-884-3002 or Elaine Jenson at (608) 884-6804\n\nEntry dea dline is October 1\, 2009\n\n DTEND:20091017T230000 DTSTART:20091017T160000 LOCATION:Edgerton Middle School SUMMARY:Edgerton Quilt Show URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=255 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-7104ub58hX@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:ReDiscover Durand\'s \n\n1st Annual\n\nBikes & Blues on Main St reet\n\nHELD DURING THE 2009 DURAND FUNFEST\n\nSaturday\, June 6th. 2009 - Chippewa View Park - Durand\, WI\n\nALL AGES WELCOME - NO COVER CHARGE \n\nMOTORCYCLE SHOW at 1PM\n4 Classes & Peoples Choice Awards - No Entry F ee - Judging ends at 4PM - Awards at 6PM\nShow sponsored by \'Hog Barn Cus toms\' & \'Bat Out Of Hell\'\n\nMUSIC BY local teen rock band\'THE BRUTAL TRUTH\' at 2PM\n\nMOTORCYCLE CRUISE from 2:30 to 5:30PM\nCruise leaves Sec urity Financial Bank\'s lower parking lot - call (715)495-7852 for info\n \nBUDWEISER Mini-Chopper drawing at 6:20PM\nGet your raffle tickets at loc al bars + restaurants\n\nMUSIC BY \'DEEPWATER REUNION\' blues band at 6:30 PM ................ (a favorite at the 2008 \'Blues On The Chippewa\')\n Sponsored by \'ReDiscover Durand\'\, \'Blues On The Chippewa\' and \'CV Bl ues Society\'\n\nMUSIC UNTIL BAR CLOSE AT PARTICIPATING BARS - MUST BE 21 TO ATTEND\n\nFOOD AND YOUR FAVORITE BEVERAGES AVAILABLE AT LOCAL RESTAURAN TS AND BARS\n\nMAKE SURE TO STOP AT THE DURAND FUNFEST WHILE IN TOWN!\n\nP lease call Joe @(715)556-0423 or Rob @(715)279-1348 for more information o r go online to www.rediscoverdurand.com\n\n \n DTEND:20090607T053000 DTSTART:20090606T200000 LOCATION:Chippewa View Park SUMMARY:Bikes & Blues on Main Street URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=256 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-7109jZBx06@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:Father\'s Day Weekend- \nBegins Friday\, June 19 and runs throu gh Sunday noon\, June 21. Visit www.harrisonhillsatvclub.com for details. DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20090619 LOCATION:Lion\'s Park SUMMARY:Harrison Hills ATV Club Poker Run URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=257 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-7114KZNXvx@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:Father\'s Day Weekend- \nBegins Friday\, June 19 and runs throu gh Sunday noon\, June 21. Visit www.harrisonhillsatvclub.com for details. DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20090619 LOCATION:Lion\'s Park SUMMARY:Harrison Hills ATV Club Poker Run URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=258 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-7119AfUns3@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:It\'s a party in Downtown Sun Prairie! Family friendly activiti es\, live music including Pink Houses\, great food\, beer garden and much more! DTEND:20090621T030000 DTSTART:20090620T190000 LOCATION:Cannery Square Plaza SUMMARY:Downtown Block Party URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=259 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-71247SFhwm@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:A gethering of local restaurants to sample food and have some f un! Live music\, kids activities\, beer garden and more! DTEND:20090726T010000 DTSTART:20090725T180000 LOCATION:Cannery Square Plaza SUMMARY:Taste of Sun Prairie URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=260 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-7130GbTwn6@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:3rd Annual Sun Prairie Blues Fest features 10 hours of great bl ues for only $10.00 Performers include Magic Slim & the Teardrops\, Tallan \'T-Man\' Latz\, the Cajub Strangers\, the DeVilles and more! Food vendor s\, beer and wine! DTEND:20090913T050000 DTSTART:20090912T190000 LOCATION:Angell Park SUMMARY:Sun Prairie Blues Fest URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=261 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-7136M7Pv2p@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:20th Anniversary Energy Fair\, Custer\, WI June 19-21\, 2009.\n Energy Fair Features\n\n * Over 270 exhibitors\n * Over 200 workshop s\n * Mass transit offered from Madison\, Milwaukee\, Green Bay/Appleto n\, Chicago and Minneapolis.\n * Free hourly shuttles from Stevens Poin t\n * Clean Energy Car Show\n * Green Home Pavilion\n * Sustainab le Table Workshop Area\n * Educator Workshops\n * Hands On Workshops \n * Food\, entertainment for the whole family!Energy Fair Features\n\n * Over 270 exhibitors\n * Over 200 workshops\n * Mass transit of fered from Madison\, Milwaukee\, \nGreen Bay/Appleton\, Chicago and Minn eapolis.\n * Free hourly shuttles from Stevens Point\n * Clean Energ y Car Show\n * Green Home Pavilion\n * Sustainable Table Workshop Ar ea\n * Educator Workshops\n * Hands On Workshops\n * Food\, enter tainment for the whole family! DTEND:20090423T220100 DTSTART:20090423T210100 LOCATION:Custer\, Wisconsin SUMMARY:20th Anniversary Energy Fair URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=262 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-7141BPVbHs@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:Custer\, WI June 19-21\, 2009\nEnergy Fair Features\n\n * Ov er 270 exhibitors\n * Over 200 workshops\n * Mass transit offered fr om Madison\, Milwaukee\, Green Bay/Appleton\, Chicago and Minneapolis.\n * Free hourly shuttles from Stevens Point\n * Clean Energy Car Show\n * Green Home Pavilion\n * Sustainable Table Workshop Area\n * Ed ucator Workshops\n * Hands On Workshops\n * Food\, entertainment for the whole family! DTEND:20090620T020000 DTSTART:20090619T160000 LOCATION:Custer\, Wisconsin SUMMARY:20th Anniversary Energy Fair URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=263 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-7146dsOfVa@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:Runners and walkers kick off Bastille Days with the annual \'St orming of the Bastille\,\' in honor of the 18th century attack on the Bast ille prison in Paris. The 5-K run and 2-mile walk will take place on July 9th at 9 pm. Every year\, participants run & walk through the streets of d owntown Milwaukee and the Historic Third Ward before and after enjoying th e festivities of Bastille Days. DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20090710 LOCATION:Downtown Milwaukee SUMMARY:Storm the Bastille URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=264 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-7151VIvw5u@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:Bastille Days is located in Downtown Milwaukee centered around Cathedral Square Park providing a unique setting that both residents and v isitors of East Town\, always find charming. \n\nThe event is known for t he impromptu street performers\, roaming minstrels\, a variety of interact ive and musical entertainment\, and the signature 43-foot Eiffel Tower rep lica. \n\nVisitors to Bastille Days are invited to explore this Parisian p layground\, participate in mini-French lessons\, see an authentic French m ass\, laugh at the spills and thrills of the Waiter/Waitress race and make sure to have a beignet before heading home. \n DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20090709 LOCATION:Downtown Milwaukee RRULE:FREQ=DAILY;INTERVAL=1;UNTIL=20090712T070000Z SUMMARY:Bastille Days URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=265 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-7157SXCTbX@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:Bastille Days is located in Downtown Milwaukee centered around Cathedral Square Park providing a unique setting that both residents and v isitors of East Town\, always find charming. \n\nThe event is known for t he impromptu street performers\, roaming minstrels\, a variety of interact ive and musical entertainment\, and the signature 43-foot Eiffel Tower rep lica. \n\nVisitors to Bastille Days are invited to explore this Parisian p layground\, participate in mini-French lessons\, see an authentic French m ass\, laugh at the spills and thrills of the Waiter/Waitress race and make sure to have a beignet before heading home. \n DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20090709 LOCATION:Downtown Milwaukee RRULE:FREQ=DAILY;INTERVAL=1;UNTIL=20090712T070000Z SUMMARY:Bastille Days URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=266 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-7163pnNubP@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:The Bay View Garden and Yard Society would like to invite you t o Bay View’s beautiful lakefront for:\n\nThe 5th Annual\nBay View Plant Sale\n\nWHERE: South Shore Park\, 2900 South Shore Drive\nWHEN: Saturday \, May 30th 2009\, from 9:00 AM to 1:00 PM\, rain or shine\n\n The Bay Vie w Garden and Yard Society is pleased to collaborate with the South Shore F armer’s Market and Milwaukee County Parks to kick off the 2009 growing s eason with the popular Bay View Plant Sale at South Shore Park. The Bay V iew Plant Sale hosts a variety of local\, commercial plant vendors. This annual plant sale is always a colorful and wonderful start to the spring p lanting season. Shoppers will be able to purchase their choice of hundred s of plants\; including some of the best exotic heirloom favorites\, peren nials\, annuals\, ornamental trees\, shrubs\, herbs\, hanging baskets\, an d tropical plants. Coffee and bakery will also be available for sale.\n\n Knowledgeable gardening club members will also be on hand to answer quest ions about gardening. Formed in 1995\, the Bay View Garden and Yard Socie ty is a group of gay\, lesbian\, and gay-friendly people living in Bay Vie w who share a love of gardening and their community\; and are committed to beautifying their yards and the Bay View neighborhood. Projects develope d and maintained by the group include the Village Roots Community Garden\, the Memorial Garden on Kinnickinnic\, the Fire Department Engine House on Kinnickinnic\, and the Lincoln-Howell-KK Triangle. DTEND:20090530T200000 DTSTART:20090530T160000 LOCATION:South Shore Park SUMMARY:Bay View Plant Sale URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=267 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-7168z3tJbw@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:Did you know that homeopathic remedies have an excellent track record of helping people in epidemic situations of serious life threatenin g disease? In 1918 it saved countless lives.\nHomeopathy is safe\, inexpen sive\, easily available and it works!\nBe proactive\nLearn to help yoursel f\, your friends and family\nCome to a class and learn more about the ease and importance of using homeopathic remedies in these situations.\nCheck out this web site: www.flusolution.net\nFee - $15.00\n DTEND:20090501T033000 DTSTART:20090501T013000 LOCATION:The Rose Gallery SUMMARY:Homeopathic Defense Against Swine & Pandemic Flu!!! URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=268 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-7174UVuZRD@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:Bach flower essences have been used to treat all kinds of probl ems in the garden without resorting to dangerous chemicals. Come and liste n to an informative talk with registered Bach Flower Essence Practitioner and Homeopath\, Sally Tamplin.\nFee - $15.00\n DTEND:20090514T023000 DTSTART:20090514T010000 LOCATION:The Rose Gallery SUMMARY:Gardening With Bach Flower Essences URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=269 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-7179nZoKhX@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:Music In The Park Country Jamboree \nWednesday\, June 24th. \n6 to 9 PM \nMemorial Park - Durand\, WI \nfeaturing \'Bear Creek Band\' w/o pening act \'Seeger Boys\' \nNO COVER CHARGE \nALL AGES WELCOME \nSponsore d by the DIG and the City Of Durand http://durandimprovementgroup.org/Cale ndar DTEND:20090625T040000 DTSTART:20090625T010000 LOCATION:Memorial Park SUMMARY:Music In The Park \'Country Jamboree\' URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=270 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-7184O1OdJe@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:Farm Open House: Plant and Flower Sales at Waupaca Flower Farm \n\nN2060 Smith Road\, Waupaca\, WI\n\nOpen two weekends only!\n\n\nMay 23 rd & 24th\n\nMay 30th & 31st\n\n\nSaturdays 10am - 4pm\n\nSundays 10am - 2 pm\n\nCome join us for spring at the farm! For the first time\, we are inv iting the public to tour our cutting garden and purchase select perennials \, shrubs\, annuals\, vegetables and floral bouquets. We’ll answer your flower questions\; show you how we ensure the finest quality flowers\, and help you select what’s right for your garden.\n\nClick here to see a ma p of our location.\n\nDirections from Green Bay:\n\nTake US-41 south to US -10 west. Continue on US-10 west to WI-22 S/CR-K exit toward Waupaca/Wild Rose. Turn left onto WI22/CR-K/Hill ST/Shadow Rd. Turn left onto CR-QQ. Fr om CR-QQ\, take a left onto Smith Road.\n\nDirections from Appleton:\n\nTa ke US-10 west to WI-22 S/CR-K exit toward Waupaca/Wild Rose. Turn left ont o WI22/CR-K/Hill ST/Shadow Rd. Turn left onto CR-QQ. From CR-QQ\, take a l eft onto Smith Road. DTEND:20090523T230000 DTSTART:20090523T170000 LOCATION:Waupaca Flower Farm SUMMARY:Waupaca Flower Farm Plant and Flower Sales URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=271 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-7190JNiFTL@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:Farm Open House: Plant and Flower Sales at Waupaca Flower Farm \n\nN2060 Smith Road\, Waupaca\, WI\n\nOpen two weekends only!\n\n\nMay 23 rd & 24th\n\nMay 30th & 31st\n\n\nSaturdays 10am - 4pm\n\nSundays 10am - 2 pm\n\nCome join us for spring at the farm! For the first time\, we are inv iting the public to tour our cutting garden and purchase select perennials \, shrubs\, annuals\, vegetables and floral bouquets. We’ll answer your flower questions\; show you how we ensure the finest quality flowers\, and help you select what’s right for your garden.\n\nClick here to see a ma p of our location.\n\nDirections from Green Bay:\n\nTake US-41 south to US -10 west. Continue on US-10 west to WI-22 S/CR-K exit toward Waupaca/Wild Rose. Turn left onto WI22/CR-K/Hill ST/Shadow Rd. Turn left onto CR-QQ. Fr om CR-QQ\, take a left onto Smith Road.\n\nDirections from Appleton:\n\nTa ke US-10 west to WI-22 S/CR-K exit toward Waupaca/Wild Rose. Turn left ont o WI22/CR-K/Hill ST/Shadow Rd. Turn left onto CR-QQ. From CR-QQ\, take a l eft onto Smith Road. DTEND:20090523T230000 DTSTART:20090523T170000 LOCATION:Waupaca Flower Farm SUMMARY:Waupaca Flower Farm Plant and Flower Sales URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=272 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-7195EnTmDO@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION: Farm Open House: Plant and Flower Sales at Waupaca Flower Far m\n\nN2060 Smith Road\, Waupaca\, WI\n\nOpen two weekends only!\n\n \n\nMa y 23rd & 24th\n\nMay 30th & 31st\n\n \n\nSaturdays 10am - 4pm\n\nSundays 10am - 2pm\n\nCome join us for spring at the farm! For the first time\, we are inviting the public to tour our cutting garden and purchase select perennials\, shrubs\, annuals\, vegetables and floral bouquets. We’ll a nswer your flower questions\; show you how we ensure the finest quality fl owers\, and help you select what’s right for your garden.\n\nDirections from Green Bay:\n\nTake US-41 south to US-10 west. Continue on US-10 west to WI-22 S/CR-K exit toward Waupaca/Wild Rose. Turn left onto WI22/CR-K/H ill ST/Shadow Rd. Turn left onto CR-QQ. From CR-QQ\, take a left onto Smit h Road. \n\nDirections from Appleton:\n\nTake US-10 west to WI-22 S/CR-K e xit toward Waupaca/Wild Rose. Turn left onto WI22/CR-K/Hill ST/Shadow Rd. Turn left onto CR-QQ. From CR-QQ\, take a left onto Smith Road. DTEND:20090524T210000 DTSTART:20090524T170000 LOCATION:Waupaca Flower Farm SUMMARY:Waupaca Flower Farm Plant and Flower Sales URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=273 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-7200z0BUe9@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION: Farm Open House: Plant and Flower Sales at Waupaca Flower Far m\n\nN2060 Smith Road\, Waupaca\, WI\n\nOpen two weekends only!\n\n \n\nMa y 23rd & 24th\n\nMay 30th & 31st\n\n \n\nSaturdays 10am - 4pm\n\nSundays 10am - 2pm\n\nCome join us for spring at the farm! For the first time\, we are inviting the public to tour our cutting garden and purchase select perennials\, shrubs\, annuals\, vegetables and floral bouquets. We’ll a nswer your flower questions\; show you how we ensure the finest quality fl owers\, and help you select what’s right for your garden.\n\nDirections from Green Bay:\n\nTake US-41 south to US-10 west. Continue on US-10 west to WI-22 S/CR-K exit toward Waupaca/Wild Rose. Turn left onto WI22/CR-K/H ill ST/Shadow Rd. Turn left onto CR-QQ. From CR-QQ\, take a left onto Smit h Road. \n\nDirections from Appleton:\n\nTake US-10 west to WI-22 S/CR-K e xit toward Waupaca/Wild Rose. Turn left onto WI22/CR-K/Hill ST/Shadow Rd. Turn left onto CR-QQ. From CR-QQ\, take a left onto Smith Road. DTEND:20090530T230000 DTSTART:20090530T170000 LOCATION:Waupaca Flower Farm SUMMARY:Waupaca Flower Farm Plant and Flower Sales URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=274 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-72061ivSeh@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION: Farm Open House: Plant and Flower Sales at Waupaca Flower Far m\n\nN2060 Smith Road\, Waupaca\, WI\n\nOpen two weekends only!\n\n \n\nMa y 23rd & 24th\n\nMay 30th & 31st\n\n \n\nSaturdays 10am - 4pm\n\nSundays 10am - 2pm\n\nCome join us for spring at the farm! For the first time\, we are inviting the public to tour our cutting garden and purchase select perennials\, shrubs\, annuals\, vegetables and floral bouquets. We’ll a nswer your flower questions\; show you how we ensure the finest quality fl owers\, and help you select what’s right for your garden.\n\nDirections from Green Bay:\n\nTake US-41 south to US-10 west. Continue on US-10 west to WI-22 S/CR-K exit toward Waupaca/Wild Rose. Turn left onto WI22/CR-K/H ill ST/Shadow Rd. Turn left onto CR-QQ. From CR-QQ\, take a left onto Smit h Road. \n\nDirections from Appleton:\n\nTake US-10 west to WI-22 S/CR-K e xit toward Waupaca/Wild Rose. Turn left onto WI22/CR-K/Hill ST/Shadow Rd. Turn left onto CR-QQ. From CR-QQ\, take a left onto Smith Road. DTEND:20090531T210000 DTSTART:20090531T170000 LOCATION:Waupaca Flower Farm SUMMARY:Waupaca Flower Farm Plant and Flower Sales URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=275 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-7211GjDdUt@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:May 30th 2009 10am - 4pm\n \nExperience a day plucked from a by gone era. Nobles and ladies-in-waiting help you enjoy a simpler time of Ch ivalry and Honor. See Knights in armor vie for their Maidens favor\, artis ans demonstrate their expertise\, get your picture on a medieval torture d evice!Plus rapier\, archery\, merchants children\'s activities and more! \nFREE admission\, some activities have a minimal fee\nContact: Francesca @ 920-921-2423 DTEND:20090530T230000 DTSTART:20090530T170000 LOCATION:Camp Sinawa SUMMARY:Mermaid’s Retreat:Renaissance Event URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=276 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-7217wcVwTR@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:Rummage Sale / Going Out of Business Sale \n\nFriday June 5th 1 2noon - 5:00pm \nSaturday June 6th 8:00am - 4:00pm \n\nLocation: 11425 N. Shorecliff Lane\, Mequon\, WI 53092 \n\n• Furniture (tv cabinet/armoire\ , canvas deck chairs\, folding chairs\, card tables) \n• Golf clubs and supplies (woods\, irons\, bag\, balls\, tee\'s) \n• Office and computer supplies (phones\, keyboards\, mice\, monitors\, power strips\, hard drive s\, etc.) \n• Nesco roaster \n• Mother-of-the-bride/groom full length\ , light colored gown (worn once\, originally $350\, size 16) \n• Women\' s clothing \n• Books \n• Household items \n• High quality miscellane ous items! DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20090606 LOCATION:Mequon\, WI SUMMARY:Rummage Sale / Going Out of Business Sale URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=277 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-7223Awa6eN@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:Fun with Repiles\, Amphibians\, Birds.\nBubble Bonanza\nThe Mus eum and the Amazing Tie Dye Experiment\nMay the Force Be With You\nCan You Hear Me Now?\nLiquid\,Solid and Gasses...Kaboom!\nWind...Force in Motion \nCreation Station\n\nEach Weekly Tuesday and Thursday session have simila r subject material\, but offer experiments\, and creative learning experie nces.\n\nSummer Prices\nMembers $3.00 per session\nNon-Members $5.00 per s ession\nAdvance Member sign-up $40.00 (16 classes)\nAdvance Non-Members si gn-up $70.00 (16 classes)\n\nThe Above & Beyond Children\'s Museum 902 N. 8th St. Shebohygan\, WI\, 53081\n\nPlease call 920-458-4263 to Register or visit www.abkids.org DTEND:20090623T220000 DTSTART:20090623T200000 LOCATION:Above & Beyond Children\'s Museum RRULE:FREQ=WEEKLY;INTERVAL=1;BYDAY=TU,TH;UNTIL=20090813T070000Z SUMMARY:Summer Explorers URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=278 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-7229Cz7ugP@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:June 16th & 17th 1:30 - 3:30 P.M.\nJune 18th 10-12 PM\n\nThis t runk features the Timber Wolf and include pelts\, fur swatches\, replica s kulls\, replica scar\, mold for making tracks of prey species . View a vid eo about wolves produced by the National Wildlife Federation. \n\nLocation : Above & Beyond Children\'s Museum\n902 N 8 St\, Sheboygan\, WI\, 53081\n \n920-458-4263\nabcm@abkids.org\nMelissa Neidfeldt DTEND:20090616T223000 DTSTART:20090616T203000 LOCATION:Above & Beyond Children\'s Museum RRULE:FREQ=DAILY;INTERVAL=1;UNTIL=20090618T070000Z SUMMARY:Wolves URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=279 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-7235Er2OVR@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:June 16th & 17th 1:30 - 3:30 P.M.\nJune 18th 10-12 PM\n\nThis t runk features the Timber Wolf and include pelts\, fur swatches\, replica s kulls\, replica scar\, mold for making tracks of prey species . View a vid eo about wolves produced by the National Wildlife Federation. \n\nLocation : Above & Beyond Children\'s Museum\n902 N 8 St\, Sheboygan\, WI\, 53081\n \n920-458-4263\nabcm@abkids.org\nMelissa Neidfeldt DTEND:20090616T223000 DTSTART:20090616T203000 LOCATION:Above & Beyond Children\'s Museum RRULE:FREQ=DAILY;INTERVAL=1;UNTIL=20090618T070000Z SUMMARY:Wolves URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=280 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-7241vz09FH@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:June 16th & 17th 1:30 - 3:30 P.M.\nJune 18th 10-12 PM\n\nThis t runk features the Timber Wolf and include pelts\, fur swatches\, replica s kulls\, replica scar\, mold for making tracks of prey species . View a vid eo about wolves produced by the National Wildlife Federation. \n\nLocation : Above & Beyond Children\'s Museum\n902 N 8 St\, Sheboygan\, WI\, 53081\n \n920-458-4263\nabcm@abkids.org\nMelissa Neidfeldt DTEND:20090616T223000 DTSTART:20090616T203000 LOCATION:Above & Beyond Children\'s Museum RRULE:FREQ=DAILY;INTERVAL=1;UNTIL=20090618T070000Z SUMMARY:Wolves URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=281 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-7247RKrOlX@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:Presentation and discussion of the Evangelical Lutheran Church today. Emphasis will be placed on the Unaltered Augsburg Confession. For more information please call 414-727-1711 or go to www.solascripturaluthe ran.org DTEND:20090614T223000 DTSTART:20090614T210000 LOCATION:Country Inn Hotel Conference Room SUMMARY:Where is the Lutheran Church Today? URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=282 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-7252LEv0bu@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:Featuring IPRA(International Pro Rodeo Association) competition in roping\, bull riding\, trick riding along with several clown acts for an afternoon of enjoyable family entertainment. Pony rides available-strol ling magician. Discount for advance ticket sales available. DTEND:20090725T060000 DTSTART:20090725T030000 LOCATION:Walworth County Fairgrounds SUMMARY:Great Midwest Pro Rodeo URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=283 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-7258x55cct@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:Featuring IPRA(International Pro Rodeo Association) competition in roping\, bull riding\, trick riding along with several clown acts for an afternoon of enjoyable family entertainment. Pony rides available-strol ling magician. Discount for advance ticket sales available. For more info call(815)943-3268 DTEND:20090726T060000 DTSTART:20090725T220000 LOCATION:Walworth County Fairgrounds SUMMARY:Great Midwest Pro Rodeo URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=284 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-7263HzH73M@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:- Learn to bottle feed baby calves\n- Feed the Chickens\n- Hop around with the Rabbits\n\nJune 27th\, 2009\n11:00 AM - 1:00 PM\nOutside ( north lot)\n\nInside the museum\n$1.50 per person\n- Ice Cream\n- Sundaes \n- String Cheese\n- Butter making\n- Cow Trivia DTEND:20090610T221700 DTSTART:20090610T211700 LOCATION:Above & Beyond Children SUMMARY:Dairy Day URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=285 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-72682b4SX2@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:- Learn to bottle feed baby calves\n- Feed the Chickens\n- Hop around with the Rabbits\n\nJune 27th\, 2009\n11:00 AM - 1:00 PM\nOutside ( north lot)\n\nInside the museum\n$1.50 per person\n- Ice Cream\n- Sundaes \n- String Cheese\n- Butter making\n- Cow Trivia DTEND:20090610T221700 DTSTART:20090610T211700 LOCATION:Above & Beyond Children SUMMARY:Dairy Day URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=286 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-7274OvshUO@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:- Learn to bottle feed baby calves\n- Feed the Chickens\n- Hop around with the Rabbits\n\nJune 27th\, 2009\n11:00 AM - 1:00 PM\nOutside ( north lot)\n\nInside the museum\n$1.50 per person\n- Ice Cream\n- Sundaes \n- String Cheese\n- Butter making\n- Cow Trivia DTEND:20090627T200000 DTSTART:20090627T180000 LOCATION:Above & Beyond Children\'s Museum SUMMARY:Dairy Day URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=287 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-7279g1nRbi@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:The outdoor concert series\, \'Knights on the Fox\,\' returns f or it\'s seventh season on the St. Norbert College campus. The 5-week seri es is held on Tuesday evenings beginning July 14 and ending with the last show on August 11. All concerts are free and open to the public. \n\nThe c oncert series features live music with a performance by BOOGIE & THE YO YO \'Z\, in a casual atmosphere along the banks of the Fox River. Carry in yo ur own picnic or buy food on site. Concerts will be canceled in case of ra in.\n DTEND:20090715T030000 DTSTART:20090715T000000 LOCATION:St. Norbert College SUMMARY:Knights on the Fox URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=288 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-7284bZCJG2@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:The outdoor concert series\, \'Knights on the Fox\,\' returns f or it\'s seventh season on the St. Norbert College campus. The 5-week seri es is held on Tuesday evenings beginning July 14 and ending with the last show on August 11. All concerts are free and open to the public. \n\nThe c oncert series features live music with a performance by BOOGIE & THE YO YO \'Z\, in a casual atmosphere along the banks of the Fox River. Carry in yo ur own picnic or buy food on site. Concerts will be canceled in case of ra in.\n DTEND:20090715T030000 DTSTART:20090715T000000 LOCATION:St. Norbert College SUMMARY:Knights on the Fox URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=289 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-7289huvClz@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:The 7th annual Jerry\'s Race against Muscular Dystrophy is onSa turday\, Aug. 15 at Verona’s beautiful Festival Park. It features a 5 an d 10 K race and a 2-mile family walk/run. There will also be \'Pancakes in the Park\' for the race participants and their families. For more informa tion and to register please visit the website at www.jerrysrace.org DTEND:20090815T221400 DTSTART:20090815T150000 LOCATION:Festival Park SUMMARY:Jerry\'s Race URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=290 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-729693pJCd@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:31 st annual model rail road show all gauges vendors refreshmen ts somethig for everyone \ncontact (608)325-9491 for information DTEND:20090926T230000 DTSTART:20090926T170000 LOCATION:Stateline Ice & Community Expo RRULE:FREQ=DAILY;INTERVAL=1;UNTIL=20090927T070000Z SUMMARY:Green County Model Railroaders 31st Annual Train Show & Swap Meet URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=291 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-7301V6onwE@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:Directions: I39 Exit #161\nAugust 22nd. 9am to 7pm August 23rd . 9am to 4pm \nDescription: Annual show\, $5.00 admission\, Kids 14 & unde r free \nIndoor ranges\, Raffles\, Prizes\nEncouraging women and youths to attend Featuring Breanna Boudry Ladies Duck Calling Champion DTEND:20090823T020000 DTSTART:20090822T160000 LOCATION:Ramada Stevens Point SUMMARY:Ramada Annual Gun and Archery Show URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=292 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-7306Jfd1hs@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:There is good news for high school students looking to improve their ACT test scores. Connect with Kids has partnered with Sylvan Learnin g Centers to offer Free Practice ACT Tests. Experts say that taking practi ce tests improve your test scores.\n\nThe Racine Sylvan Learning Center is offering a Free Practice ACT Test on Saturday\, July 25th from 8:45am to 12:30pm. Come and take a full practice test and have it score and evaluate d\, all for free!\n\nReserve your seat now! Call 888-598-5437 ext 112 or e mail jnorment@cwknetwork.com.\n DTEND:20090725T193000 DTSTART:20090725T154500 LOCATION:Sylvan Learning Center SUMMARY:Free Practice ACT Test URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=293 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-7311vGlEWO@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:Lakeside Park\, Hwy 57\, Door County\n9am - 4pm\nAdmission: Fre e\nAttendance: 5\,000\nEntertainment: Music\nCelebrate the cherry harvest in Door County—live music\, wagon rides\, food\, beverages\, historical review\, kids’ events\, and arts and crafts.\nExhibitors: 100\n DTEND:20090727T230000 DTSTART:20090727T160000 LOCATION:Cherry Fest SUMMARY:Cherry Fest URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=294 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-7317vMahEm@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:Kneeland-Walker House & Gardens\, 7406 Hillcrest Drive\n10am - 5pm\nAdmission: $3.00/Adults\nAttendance: 5\,000\nEntertainment: Music\nSt roll the Victorian Gardens as you shop for fine art\, enjoy refreshments\, bid in the silent auction and take a docent-led tour of the 1890 landmark Kneeland-Walker House.\nExhibitors: 90 DTEND:20090728T000000 DTSTART:20090727T170000 LOCATION:Kneeland-Walker House & Gardens SUMMARY:23rd Annual Firefly Art Fair URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=295 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-7322SrObv6@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:Kneeland-Walker House & Gardens\, 7406 Hillcrest Drive\n10am - 5pm\nAdmission: $3.00/Adults\nAttendance: 5\,000\nEntertainment: Music\nSt roll the Victorian Gardens as you shop for fine art\, enjoy refreshments\, bid in the silent auction and take a docent-led tour of the 1890 landmark Kneeland-Walker House.\nExhibitors: 90 DTEND:20090728T000000 DTSTART:20090727T170000 LOCATION:Kneeland-Walker House & Gardens SUMMARY:23rd Annual Firefly Art Fair URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=296 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-7327LV0Zu2@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:Kneeland-Walker House & Gardens\, 7406 Hillcrest Drive\n10am - 5pm\nAdmission: $3.00/Adults\nAttendance: 5\,000\nEntertainment: Music\nSt roll the Victorian Gardens as you shop for fine art\, enjoy refreshments\, bid in the silent auction and take a docent-led tour of the 1890 landmark Kneeland-Walker House.\nExhibitors: 90 DTEND:20090728T000000 DTSTART:20090727T170000 LOCATION:Kneeland-Walker House & Gardens SUMMARY:23rd Annual Firefly Art Fair URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=297 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-7334phft7c@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:Kneeland-Walker House & Gardens\, 7406 Hillcrest Drive\n10am - 5pm\nAdmission: $3.00/Adults\nAttendance: 5\,000\nEntertainment: Music\nSt roll the Victorian Gardens as you shop for fine art\, enjoy refreshments\, bid in the silent auction and take a docent-led tour of the 1890 landmark Kneeland-Walker House.\nExhibitors: 90 DTEND:20090728T000000 DTSTART:20090727T170000 LOCATION:Kneeland-Walker House & Gardens SUMMARY:23rd Annual Firefly Art Fair URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=298 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-7339s2JmU0@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:Kneeland-Walker House & Gardens\, 7406 Hillcrest Drive\n10am - 5pm\nAdmission: $3.00/Adults\nAttendance: 5\,000\nEntertainment: Music\nSt roll the Victorian Gardens as you shop for fine art\, enjoy refreshments\, bid in the silent auction and take a docent-led tour of the 1890 landmark Kneeland-Walker House.\nExhibitors: 90 DTEND:20090728T000000 DTSTART:20090727T170000 LOCATION:Kneeland-Walker House & Gardens SUMMARY:23rd Annual Firefly Art Fair URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=299 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-7344E5FA3X@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:Kneeland-Walker House & Gardens\, 7406 Hillcrest Drive\n10am - 5pm\nAdmission: $3.00/Adults\nAttendance: 5\,000\nEntertainment: Music\nSt roll the Victorian Gardens as you shop for fine art\, enjoy refreshments\, bid in the silent auction and take a docent-led tour of the 1890 landmark Kneeland-Walker House.\nExhibitors: 90 DTEND:20090728T000000 DTSTART:20090727T170000 LOCATION:Kneeland-Walker House & Gardens SUMMARY:23rd Annual Firefly Art Fair URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=300 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-7349KrwgZA@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:Celebrate with MAGNET as we kick off our first annual picnic! G rab your Frisbee\, lawn chair and appetite for a day of activities for kid s and adults followed by true grilling delicacies!\n\nMAGNET\'s annual pic nic will allow you to meet and mingle with the young professionals that ar e helping to shape Madison\'s future. To learn more about our organization \, visit http://www.madisonmagnet.org.\n\nWe will kick off the day with a variety of activities for both adults and kids\, including: kickball\, Fri sbee\, corn hole (bean bag toss)\, relay race\, sack race\, water balloon toss\, and the best race ever\, the egg-on-the-spoon race! We hope you wor k up an appetite with all the activities because a great grill out will fo llow.\n\nIn true grill out fashion we will have: brats\, burgers\, hot dog s\, Boca burgers\, chips\, potato salad\, cookies\, water\, lemonade\, and beer!\n\nKids are free for the event! $5 for MAGNET members and $10 for n on-members\, allows you entry and all you can eat! If you become a MAGNET member the day of the picnic you will be admitted free! MAGNET memberships are $35 per year and entitle you to numerous additional benefits.\n\nTo p re-register for this event please RSVP by Friday\, August 7th to Molly Lah r at director@madisonmagnet.org DTEND:20090810T010000 DTSTART:20090809T210000 LOCATION:Vilas Park SUMMARY:Madison Area Growth Network (MAGNET) Annual Picnic URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=301 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-7354o96RoP@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:12th annual: 6 Band Outdoor College Block Party\nFree Live Musi c including:\nThis is Luke\, State of Isaac\, Fades Away\, Zoo Animal\, In Harbour\, and 1 TBA.\nAlso includes:\nHog Roast\, Henna Tattoos\, Gourmet Coffee & Espresso\, Merchandise\, Give Aways\, and Live Radio Broadcast\n All proceeds go to missions work in the Philippines. \n\n DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20090912 LOCATION:UW-Stout Campus SUMMARY:Yeshuapolooza URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=302 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-7359CTHBBJ@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:Alzheimer\'s Association Memory Walk is the nation\'s largest e vent to raise awareness and funds for Alzheimer care\, support and researc h. Held annually in hundreds of communities across the country\, this insp iring event calls on volunteers of all ages to become Champions in the fig ht against Alzheimer\'s. DTEND:20090919T200000 DTSTART:20090919T163000 LOCATION:Library Park SUMMARY:Alzheimer\'s Association Memory Walk - Lake Geneva URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=303 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-7364JtjTgL@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:Alzheimer\'s Association Memory Walk is the nation\'s largest e vent to raise awareness and funds for Alzheimer care\, support and researc h. Held annually in hundreds of communities across the country\, this insp iring event calls on volunteers of all ages to become Champions in the fig ht against Alzheimer\'s.\n DTEND:20090926T200000 DTSTART:20090926T163000 LOCATION:Sports Core SUMMARY:Alzheimer\'s Association Memory Walk - Kohler URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=304 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-7370AmV5Jb@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:Alzheimer\'s Association Memory Walk is the nation\'s largest e vent to raise awareness and funds for Alzheimer care\, support and researc h. Held annually in hundreds of communities across the country\, this insp iring event calls on volunteers of all ages to become Champions in the fig ht against Alzheimer\'s. \n DTEND:20091003T200000 DTSTART:20091003T163000 LOCATION:Mount Mary College SUMMARY:Alzheimer\'s Association Memory Walk - Milwaukee URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=305 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-73764hNSxU@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:Alzheimer\'s Association Memory Walk is the nation\'s largest e vent to raise awareness and funds for Alzheimer care\, support and researc h. Held annually in hundreds of communities across the country\, this insp iring event calls on volunteers of all ages to become Champions in the fig ht against Alzheimer\'s. DTEND:20091003T200000 DTSTART:20091003T163000 LOCATION:UW-Parkside SUMMARY:Alzheimer\'s Association Memory Walk - Kenosha/Racine URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=306 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-73813tIOZC@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:Alzheimer\'s Association Memory Walk is the nation\'s largest e vent to raise awareness and funds for Alzheimer care\, support and researc h. Held annually in hundreds of communities across the country\, this insp iring event calls on volunteers of all ages to become Champions in the fig ht against Alzheimer\'s. DTEND:20091003T200000 DTSTART:20091003T160000 LOCATION:Moraine Park Technical College SUMMARY:Alzheimer\'s Association Memory Walk - Fond du Lac URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=307 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-7386ePsAT0@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:The Preble High School Competitive Cheerleading team and parent s are proud to host this years arts and crafts show. The show will take pl ace in the High School commons area. Doors open at 10:00am. A $1 admission charge will be collected at the door. Come check out the great vendors fr om all over the area! DTEND:20090908T020500 DTSTART:20090908T010500 LOCATION:Preble High School SUMMARY:Preble High School Arts and Craft Show URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=308 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-7391a2AgXf@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:The PHS Competitive Cheerleading team and parents are proud to host this years arts and crafts show. The show will take place in the PHS commons area. Doors open at 10:00am. There will be a $1 admission charge a t the door. Come see the creative arts done by vendors from all over! DTEND:20091024T230000 DTSTART:20091024T170000 LOCATION:Preble High School SUMMARY:Preble Arts and Crafts Show URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=309 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-7397Mb8EzA@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:Come to the royal kingdom where you will be met by your royal d resser. She will assit you in making your very own wand and crown. Then ch oose your \'princess\' gown and royal jewelry. Next you\'re off to have yo ur picture taken on the royal throne after which you may use it to create a memory page. Please enjoy the royal snacks and raffle packages at the en d. Resrvations are required. Allow about one hour per child. Royal reserva tions can be made by calling 877-249-1399. Cost is $30 per child. Open to ages 2 thru 10.\n \n\n DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20091010 LOCATION:Fox Valley Technical College RRULE:FREQ=DAILY;INTERVAL=2;UNTIL=20091011T070000Z SUMMARY:Every Girl\'s a Princess URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=310 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-74024It0vn@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:\n\n\nArkansaw Flash Flood Benefit\n\nArkansaw Creek Park\n\nAr kansaw\, WI\n\nSunday\, September 27 - 2009\n\nNoon to 7:00 PM\n\nAll ages welcome \n\nFund Raiser to provide support and financial relief after the August 13th. flood for the townspeople of Arkansaw\, WI \n\nNO COVER CHAR GE\, but a free will donation of cash with all proceeds going to the flood victims will be appreciated! \n\nRaffles\, Food\, & Refreshments \n\nLive Bands including the Bear Creek Band\, Last Call\, Stiletto\, Combo Flambe \, Much Wanted\, Yata\, and The Brutal Truth. \n\nSponsored by the Arkansa w Fur\, Fish\, & Game Club \n\nFor more information or to make a donation contact: \n\nPeggy Kralewski P.O. Box 332 Arkansaw\, WI 54721 (715)285-584 2\n\n \n DTEND:20090928T020000 DTSTART:20090927T190000 LOCATION:Arkansaw Creek Park SUMMARY:Arkansaw Flash Flood Benefit URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=311 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-7408pSt8Sz@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:September 30\, 2009\nFOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE\n\nWorld Renowned Ha rmonica Player to Perform at Chippewa Valley Blues Society Fund Raiser\n\n Lake Geneva\, WI -- World acclaimed harmonica player Geneva Red will perfo rm with her band of renowned musicians Geneva Red & The Roadsters at 4PM o n Sunday\, October 11\, 2009 at the Chippewa Valley Blues Society\'s Annua l Fundraiser held at the Westgate Sportsman\'s Club located at 4909 Sports man Drive\, Eau Claire\, WI Phone (715) 832-4548. The Roadsters are compri sed of seasoned professionals that have made their names performing with t op blues artists including Muddy Waters\, Matt \'Guitar\' Murphy\, Koko Ta ylor\, Junior Wells\, Lonnie Brooks\, Son Seals and others. With the excit ement their CDs Alley Ways (1997)\, In the Red (2000) and Gettin\' Cocky i n 2005 have stirred\, Geneva Red & The Roadsters have made appearances at some of the largest festivals and noted blues clubs throughout the nation. They continue to excite audiences wherever they perform. Open to the Publ ic. Tickets are $15 at the door or $10 in advance.\n\nGeneva Red...\n\n... Tours nationally and internationally\; has had CDs charted in \'Top 25\' b lues radio playlists around the world\; is featured in The Encyclopedia of the Harmonica by Mel Bay Books and also in IL Soffio dell\'anima: armonic he e armoniciesti blues (The Breath of the Spirit: Harmonicas and Blues Ha rmonicists) book by Fabrizio Poggi\, published in Italy\;\n\n...Is one of the few female instrumentalists performing on the \'blues harp\' and leadi ng her own band. Couple this with her outstanding harmonica ability\, stro ng vocal talent\, and high energy show\, and you\'ve got the chemistry tha t immediately establishes her as a rare and exciting performer. The influe nces of Little Walter\, Sonny Boy Williamson I and II\, Big Walter Horton\ , George \'Harmonica\' Smith\, and Jimmy Reed are apparent in her own pers onal approach to her music.\n\n\n...Has played blues festivals across the nation including three of the most important blues festivals in the most h istorical blues locations in the world: The Chicago Blues Festival\, The K ing Biscuit Blues Festival in Helena\, AR and The Sunflower River Blues Fe stival in Clarksdale MS.\;\n\n...Has recorded/performed with Matt \'Guitar \' Murphy\, Bob Margolin\, Sam Carr\, Louisiana Red\, Floyd Murphy\, Phil Guy\, John Primer\, Jimmy Johnson\, Little Smokey Smothers\, Billy Branch\ , Paul deLay\, Studebaker John\, and others\;\n\n...Has headlined/performe d at some of the most revered blues clubs in the world:\nCheckerboard Loun ge\, Chicago\, IL.\nBuddy Guys Legends\, Chicago\, IL.\nB.L.U.E.S.\, Chica go\, IL.\nRosa\'s Chicago\, IL.\nB.L.U.E.S. Etc.\, Chicago\, IL.\nGround Z ero\, Clarksdale\, MS.\nThe Delta Blues Room\, Clarksdale\, MS.\nThe Blues Station\, Clarksdale\, MS.\nHuey\'s\, Memphis\, TN.\nThe Black Diamond\, Memphis\, TN.\nBlues City Cafe\, Memphis\, TN.\nBlind Willie\'s\, Atlanta\ , GA.\nThe Zoo Bar\, Lincoln\, NE.\nThe Key Palace Theatre\, Redkey\, IN. \nSalon 21\, Mexico City\, MX.\;\n\n...Has been featured on the cover of i nternational blues magazines and other publications along with fellow harp players Charlie Musslewhite\, Paul Oscher\, Billy Gibson and Big George B rock.\n...Has important items used during her career archived (harmonicas\ , microphone\, clothing\, recordings\, etc.) in the permanent collection a t the Delta Blues Museum in Clarksdale\, Mississippi.\n\n...Is an official contracted endorsee for the Hohner Harmonica Company since 1998. Her like ness is seen in Hohner\'s printed advertising world wide and is a featured \'Artist\' on Hohner\'s website.\n\nFor more information about Geneva Red & The Roadsters\nContact: Linda Martin\, P.R. Director\nOurkives Music\nP h: (262) 248-9884\nwww.genevared.com\nA 300 dpi Promotional Photo is avail able at www.genevared.com/Resources.htm DTEND:20091012T050000 DTSTART:20091011T230000 LOCATION:Westgate Sportsmans Club SUMMARY:CV Blues Society Fundraiser featuring \'Geneva Red & The Roadsters\ ' URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=312 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-7414U206E1@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:September 30\, 2009\nFOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE\n\nWorld Renowned Ha rmonica Player to Perform at Chippewa Valley Blues Society Fund Raiser\n\n Lake Geneva\, WI -- World acclaimed harmonica player Geneva Red will perfo rm with her band of renowned musicians Geneva Red & The Roadsters at 4PM o n Sunday\, October 11\, 2009 at the Chippewa Valley Blues Society\'s Annua l Fundraiser held at the Westgate Sportsman\'s Club located at 4909 Sports man Drive\, Eau Claire\, WI Phone (715) 832-4548. The Roadsters are compri sed of seasoned professionals that have made their names performing with t op blues artists including Muddy Waters\, Matt \'Guitar\' Murphy\, Koko Ta ylor\, Junior Wells\, Lonnie Brooks\, Son Seals and others. With the excit ement their CDs Alley Ways (1997)\, In the Red (2000) and Gettin\' Cocky i n 2005 have stirred\, Geneva Red & The Roadsters have made appearances at some of the largest festivals and noted blues clubs throughout the nation. They continue to excite audiences wherever they perform. Open to the Publ ic. Tickets are $15 at the door or $10 in advance.\n\nGeneva Red...\n\n... Tours nationally and internationally\; has had CDs charted in \'Top 25\' b lues radio playlists around the world\; is featured in The Encyclopedia of the Harmonica by Mel Bay Books and also in IL Soffio dell\'anima: armonic he e armoniciesti blues (The Breath of the Spirit: Harmonicas and Blues Ha rmonicists) book by Fabrizio Poggi\, published in Italy\;\n\n...Is one of the few female instrumentalists performing on the \'blues harp\' and leadi ng her own band. Couple this with her outstanding harmonica ability\, stro ng vocal talent\, and high energy show\, and you\'ve got the chemistry tha t immediately establishes her as a rare and exciting performer. The influe nces of Little Walter\, Sonny Boy Williamson I and II\, Big Walter Horton\ , George \'Harmonica\' Smith\, and Jimmy Reed are apparent in her own pers onal approach to her music.\n\n\n...Has played blues festivals across the nation including three of the most important blues festivals in the most h istorical blues locations in the world: The Chicago Blues Festival\, The K ing Biscuit Blues Festival in Helena\, AR and The Sunflower River Blues Fe stival in Clarksdale MS.\;\n\n...Has recorded/performed with Matt \'Guitar \' Murphy\, Bob Margolin\, Sam Carr\, Louisiana Red\, Floyd Murphy\, Phil Guy\, John Primer\, Jimmy Johnson\, Little Smokey Smothers\, Billy Branch\ , Paul deLay\, Studebaker John\, and others\;\n\n...Has headlined/performe d at some of the most revered blues clubs in the world:\nCheckerboard Loun ge\, Chicago\, IL.\nBuddy Guys Legends\, Chicago\, IL.\nB.L.U.E.S.\, Chica go\, IL.\nRosa\'s Chicago\, IL.\nB.L.U.E.S. Etc.\, Chicago\, IL.\nGround Z ero\, Clarksdale\, MS.\nThe Delta Blues Room\, Clarksdale\, MS.\nThe Blues Station\, Clarksdale\, MS.\nHuey\'s\, Memphis\, TN.\nThe Black Diamond\, Memphis\, TN.\nBlues City Cafe\, Memphis\, TN.\nBlind Willie\'s\, Atlanta\ , GA.\nThe Zoo Bar\, Lincoln\, NE.\nThe Key Palace Theatre\, Redkey\, IN. \nSalon 21\, Mexico City\, MX.\;\n\n...Has been featured on the cover of i nternational blues magazines and other publications along with fellow harp players Charlie Musslewhite\, Paul Oscher\, Billy Gibson and Big George B rock.\n...Has important items used during her career archived (harmonicas\ , microphone\, clothing\, recordings\, etc.) in the permanent collection a t the Delta Blues Museum in Clarksdale\, Mississippi.\n\n...Is an official contracted endorsee for the Hohner Harmonica Company since 1998. Her like ness is seen in Hohner\'s printed advertising world wide and is a featured \'Artist\' on Hohner\'s website.\n\nFor more information about Geneva Red & The Roadsters\nContact: Linda Martin\, P.R. Director\nOurkives Music\nP h: (262) 248-9884\nwww.genevared.com\nA 300 dpi Promotional Photo is avail able at www.genevared.com/Resources.htm DTEND:20091012T050000 DTSTART:20091011T230000 LOCATION:Westgate Sportsmans Club SUMMARY:CV Blues Society Fundraiser featuring \'Geneva Red & The Roadsters\ ' URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=313 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-7419Zlwm0i@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:This outstanding juried craft show & sale features exceptional handcrafted items by over 160 Midwest Artisans and Crafters. Admission to the 34th Annual Holiday Arts and Craft Fair—which showcases a wide arra y of unique\, handcrafted items\, home & holiday accessories\, jewelry\, a pparel and hundreds of items perfect for gift giving and home decoratingâ €”is only $3 per person. A delicious variety of luncheon items & dessert s will also be available. DTEND:20091015T063800 DTSTART:20091015T053800 LOCATION:Brookfield East High School SUMMARY:Craft Fair - Brookfield East High School Friends of Fine Arts URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=314 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-7424TU9S7D@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:This outstanding juried craft show & sale features exceptional handcrafted items by over 160 Midwest Artisans and Crafters. Admission to the 34th Annual Holiday Arts and Craft Fair—which showcases a wide arra y of unique\, handcrafted items\, home & holiday accessories\, jewelry\, a pparel and hundreds of items perfect for gift giving and home decoratingâ €”is only $3 per person. A delicious variety of luncheon items & dessert s will also be available. DTEND:20091108T230000 DTSTART:20091108T170000 LOCATION:Brookfield East High School SUMMARY:Craft Fair - Brookfield East High School Friends of Fine Arts URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=315 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-7429Vvublg@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:Can you solve this puzzle? \nFamily fun and thinking\n\n50 hand s-on brainteasers and mechanical puzzles to try to solve plus make a puzzl e to keep.\n\nFamilies and individuals are challenged by variety of hands- on logic and mechanical puzzles at the Logic Puzzle Museum in Burlington. \n\nTypes include sliding block\, edge matching\, parlor puzzles\, packing puzzles\, take-aparts\, magnetic puzzles\, and more.\nA number of these a re also available in the museum\'s gift shop which has more than 150 types for sale.\n\n90 minutes sessions are offered Saturday October 17 at 10 am \, 11:30 am\, or 1 pm. Particpants work on any or all of the puzzles they wish\, ring bells when a puzzle is solved\, view the exhibit\, and make a set of two puzzles to take with.\n\nThe museum is for ages 5 through adult \, but not younger. Phone reservations are needed as the museum has limite d space. Admission is $6 per person\, all ages.\n\nOther times may be sche duled for large groups year round.\n\nCall 262 763-3946 for information or to make reservations. Parking is free.\n The Logic Puzzle Museum is at 53 3 Milwaukee Avenue\, downtown historic Burlington\, Wisconsin. More detail s are on the website www.logicpuzzlemuseum.org DTEND:20091017T183000 DTSTART:20091017T170000 LOCATION:Logic Puzzle Museum SUMMARY:Solve this puzzle? Hands-on brainteasers URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=316 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-74358WNwN7@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:Can you solve this puzzle? \nFamily fun and thinking\n\n50 hand s-on brainteasers and mechanical puzzles to try to solve plus make a puzzl e to keep.\n\nFamilies and individuals are challenged by variety of hands- on logic and mechanical puzzles at the Logic Puzzle Museum in Burlington. \n\nTypes include sliding block\, edge matching\, parlor puzzles\, packing puzzles\, take-aparts\, magnetic puzzles\, and more.\nA number of these a re also available in the museum\'s gift shop which has more than 150 types for sale.\n\n90 minutes sessions are offered Saturday October 17 at 10 am \, 11:30 am\, or 1 pm. Particpants work on any or all of the puzzles they wish\, ring bells when a puzzle is solved\, view the exhibit\, and make a set of two puzzles to take with.\n\nThe museum is for ages 5 through adult \, but not younger. Phone reservations are needed as the museum has limite d space. Admission is $6 per person\, all ages.\n\nOther times may be sche duled for large groups year round.\n\nCall 262 763-3946 for information or to make reservations. Parking is free. The Logic Puzzle Museum is at 533 Milwaukee Avenue\, downtown historic Burlington\, Wisconsin. More details are on the website www.logicpuzzlemuseum.org DTEND:20091017T213000 DTSTART:20091017T200000 LOCATION:Logic Puzzle Museum SUMMARY:Solve these puzzles? Hands-on brainteasers! URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=317 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-7440NWUOzC@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:50 hands-on brainteasers and mechanical puzzles to try to solve plus make a puzzle to keep.\n\nFamilies and individuals are challenged by variety of hands-on logic and mechanical puzzles at the Logic Puzzle Muse um in Burlington.\n\nTypes include sliding block\, edge matching\, parlor puzzles\, packing puzzles\, take-aparts\, magnetic puzzles\, and more.\nA number of these are also available in the museum\'s gift shop which has mo re than 150 types for sale.\n\n90 minutes sessions are offered at 10 am\, 11:30 am\, or 1 pm today. Particpants work on any or all of the puzzles th ey wish\, ring bells when a puzzle is solved\, view the exhibit\, and make a set of two puzzles to take with.\n\nThe museum is for ages 5 through ad ult\, but not younger. Phone reservations are needed as the museum has lim ited space. Admission is $6 per person\, all ages.\n\nOther times may be s cheduled for large groups year round.\n\nCall 262 763-3946 for information or to make reservations. Parking is free. The Logic Puzzle Museum is at 5 33 Milwaukee Avenue\, downtown historic Burlington\, Wisconsin. More detai ls are on the website www.logicpuzzlemuseum.org DTEND:20091122T063000 DTSTART:20091121T170000 LOCATION:The Logic Puzzle Museum SUMMARY:Solve these puzzles? Hands-on brainteasers! URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=318 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-7445pJfxvK@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION: hands-on brainteasers and mechanical puzzles to try to solve p lus make a puzzle to keep.\n\nFamilies and individuals are challenged by v ariety of hands-on logic and mechanical puzzles at the Logic Puzzle Museum in Burlington.\n\nTypes include sliding block\, edge matching\, parlor pu zzles\, packing puzzles\, take-aparts\, magnetic puzzles\, and more.\nA nu mber of these are also available in the museum\'s gift shop which has more than 150 types for sale.\n\n90 minutes sessions are offered at 10 am\, 11 :30 am\, or 1 pm today. Participants work on any or all of the puzzles the y wish\, ring bells when a puzzle is solved\, view the exhibit\, and make a set of two puzzles to take with.\n\nThe museum is for ages 5 through adu lt\, but not younger. Phone reservations are needed as the museum has limi ted space. Admission is $6 per person\, all ages.\n\nOther times may be sc heduled for large groups year round.\n\nCall 262 763-3946 for information or to make reservations. Parking is free. The Logic Puzzle Museum is at 53 3 Milwaukee Avenue\, downtown historic Burlington\, Wisconsin. More detail s are on the website www.logicpuzzlemuseum.org DTEND:20091016T063000 DTSTART:20091015T170000 SUMMARY:Solve these logic puzzles? Hands-on brainteasers! URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=319 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-7450btMCGL@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:50 hands-on brainteasers and mechanical puzzles to try to solve \, plus make a puzzle to keep.\n\nFamilies and individuals are challenged by variety of hands-on logic and mechanical puzzles at the Logic Puzzle Mu seum in Burlington.\n\nTypes include sliding block\, edge matching\, parlo r puzzles\, packing puzzles\, take-aparts\, magnetic puzzles\, and more.\n A number of these are also available in the museum\'s gift shop which has more than 150 types for sale.\n\n90 minutes sessions are offered at 10 am\ , 11:30 am\, or 1 pm today. Participants work on any or all of the puzzles they wish\, ring bells when a puzzle is solved\, view the exhibit\, and m ake a set of two puzzles to take with.\n\nThe museum is for ages 5 through adult\, but not younger. Phone reservations are needed as the museum has limited space. Admission is $6 per person\, all ages.\n\nOther times may b e scheduled for large groups year round.\n\nCall 262 763-3946 for informat ion or to make reservations. Parking is free. The Logic Puzzle Museum is a t 533 Milwaukee Avenue\, downtown historic Burlington\, Wisconsin. More de tails are on the website www.logicpuzzlemuseum.org DTEND:20091015T213000 DTSTART:20091015T200000 LOCATION:Logic Puzzle Museum SUMMARY:50 Hands on Logic Puzzles to try to solve today! URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=320 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-7457HELgVU@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:50 hands-on brainteasers and mechanical puzzles to try to solve \, plus make a puzzle to keep.\n\nFamilies and individuals are challenged by variety of hands-on logic and mechanical puzzles at the Logic Puzzle Mu seum in Burlington.\n\nTypes include sliding block\, edge matching\, parlo r puzzles\, packing puzzles\, take-aparts\, magnetic puzzles\, and more.\n A number of these are also available in the museum\'s gift shop which has more than 150 types for sale.\n\n90 minutes sessions are offered at 10 am\ , 11:30 am\, today. Participants work on any or all of the puzzles they wi sh\, ring bells when a puzzle is solved\, view the exhibit\, and make a se t of two puzzles to take with.\n\nThe museum is for ages 5 through adult\, but not younger. Phone reservations are needed as the museum has limited space. Admission is $6 per person\, all ages.\n\nOther times may be schedu led for large groups year round.\n\nCall 262 763-3946 for information or t o make reservations. Parking is free. The Logic Puzzle Museum is at 533 Mi lwaukee Avenue\, downtown historic Burlington\, Wisconsin. More details ar e on the website www.logicpuzzlemuseum.org DTEND:20091128T183000 DTSTART:20091128T170000 LOCATION:Logic Puzzle Museum SUMMARY:Hands-on Logic Puzzles to Try! URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=321 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-7462k8cgXZ@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:50 hands-on brainteasers and mechanical puzzles to try to solve \, plus make a puzzle to keep.\n\nFamilies and individuals are challenged by variety of hands-on logic and mechanical puzzles at the Logic Puzzle Mu seum in Burlington.\n\nTypes include sliding block\, edge matching\, parlo r puzzles\, packing puzzles\, take-aparts\, magnetic puzzles\, and more.\n A number of these are also available in the museum\'s gift shop which has more than 150 types for sale.\n\n90 minutes sessions are offered at 10 am\ , 11:30 am\, today. Participants work on any or all of the puzzles they wi sh\, ring bells when a puzzle is solved\, view the exhibit\, and make a se t of two puzzles to take with.\n\nThe museum is for ages 5 through adult\, but not younger. Phone reservations are needed as the museum has limited space. Admission is $6 per person\, all ages.\n\nOther times may be schedu led for large groups year round.\n\nCall 262 763-3946 for information or t o make reservations. Parking is free. The Logic Puzzle Museum is at 533 Mi lwaukee Avenue\, downtown historic Burlington\, Wisconsin. More details ar e on the website www.logicpuzzlemuseum.org DTEND:20091128T200000 DTSTART:20091128T183000 LOCATION:Logic Puzzle Museum SUMMARY:Hands-on Logic Puzzles & Brainteasers! URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=322 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-7467jfdN1v@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:50 hands-on brainteasers and mechanical puzzles to try to solve \, plus make a puzzle to keep.\n\nFamilies and individuals are challenged by variety of hands-on logic and mechanical puzzles at the Logic Puzzle Mu seum in Burlington.\n\nTypes include sliding block\, edge matching\, parlo r puzzles\, packing puzzles\, take-aparts\, magnetic puzzles\, and more.\n A number of these are also available in the museum\'s gift shop which has more than 150 types for sale.\n\n90 minutes sessions are offered at 10 am\ , 11:30 am\, today. Participants work on any or all of the puzzles they wi sh\, ring bells when a puzzle is solved\, view the exhibit\, and make a se t of two puzzles to take with.\n\nThe museum is for ages 5 through adult\, but not younger. Phone reservations are needed as the museum has limited space. Admission is $6 per person\, all ages.\n\nOther times may be schedu led for large groups year round.\n\nCall 262 763-3946 for information or t o make reservations. Parking is free. The Logic Puzzle Museum is at 533 Mi lwaukee Avenue\, downtown historic Burlington\, Wisconsin. More details ar e on the website www.logicpuzzlemuseum.org DTEND:20091127T213000 DTSTART:20091127T200000 LOCATION:Logic Puzzle Museum SUMMARY:Hands-on Brain & Logic Puzzles to Try! URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=323 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-7473OFLofa@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:Can you solve these puzzles? \nFamily fun and thinking\n\n50 ha nds-on brainteasers and mechanical puzzles to try to solve\, plus make a p uzzle to keep.\n\nFamilies and individuals are challenged by variety of ha nds-on logic and mechanical puzzles at the Logic Puzzle Museum in Burlingt on.\n\nTypes include sliding block\, edge matching\, parlor puzzles\, pack ing puzzles\, take-aparts\, magnetic puzzles\, and more.\nA number of thes e are also available in the museum\'s gift shop which has more than 150 ty pes for sale.\n\nA 90 minute sessions is offered at 1:30 or 3 pm today\, w ith reservations. Participants work on any or all of the puzzles they wish \, ring bells when a puzzle is solved\, view the exhibit\, and make a set of two puzzles to take with.\n\nThe museum is for ages 5 through adult\, b ut not younger. Phone reservations are needed as the museum has limited sp ace. Admission is $6 per person\, all ages.\n\nOther times may be schedule d for large groups year round.\n\nCall 262 763-3946 for information or to make reservations. Parking is free. The Logic Puzzle Museum is at 533 Milw aukee Avenue\, downtown historic Burlington\, Wisconsin. More details are on the website www.logicpuzzlemuseum.org DTEND:20091229T213000 DTSTART:20091229T203000 LOCATION:Logic Puzzle Museum SUMMARY:Hands-On Brain & Logic Puzzle Challenges! URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=324 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-7478dsjcAM@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:Can you solve these puzzles? \nFamily fun and thinking\n\n50 ha nds-on brainteasers and mechanical puzzles to try to solve\, plus make a p uzzle to keep.\n\nFamilies and individuals are challenged by variety of ha nds-on logic and mechanical puzzles at the Logic Puzzle Museum in Burlingt on.\n\nTypes include sliding block\, edge matching\, parlor puzzles\, pack ing puzzles\, take-aparts\, magnetic puzzles\, and more.\nA number of thes e are also available in the museum\'s gift shop which has more than 150 ty pes for sale.\n\nA 90 minute sessions is offered at 1:30 or 3 pm today\, w ith reservations. Participants work on any or all of the puzzles they wish \, ring bells when a puzzle is solved\, view the exhibit\, and make a set of two puzzles to take with.\n\nThe museum is for ages 5 through adult\, b ut not younger. Phone reservations are needed as the museum has limited sp ace. Admission is $6 per person\, all ages.\n\nOther times may be schedule d for large groups year round.\n\nCall 262 763-3946 for information or to make reservations. Parking is free. The Logic Puzzle Museum is at 533 Milw aukee Avenue\, downtown historic Burlington\, Wisconsin. More details are on the website www.logicpuzzlemuseum.org DTEND:20091229T233000 DTSTART:20091229T220000 LOCATION:Logic Puzzle Museum SUMMARY:Hands-on Brain & Logic Puzzle Challenges Today! URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=325 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-7483DVej19@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:Can you solve these puzzles? \nFamily fun and thinking. Try the Christmas Tree Puzzle and 50 others of different types!\n\n50 hands-on br ainteasers and mechanical puzzles to try to solve\, plus make a puzzle to keep.\n\nFamilies and individuals are challenged by variety of hands-on lo gic and mechanical puzzles at the Logic Puzzle Museum in Burlington.\n\nTy pes include sliding block\, edge matching\, parlor puzzles\, packing puzzl es\, take-aparts\, magnetic puzzles\, and more.\nA number of these are als o available in the museum\'s gift shop which has more than 150 types for s ale.\n\nA 90 minute sessions is offered at 1:30 or 3 pm today\, with reser vations. Participants work on any or all of the puzzles they wish\, ring b ells when a puzzle is solved\, view the exhibit\, and make a set of two pu zzles to take with.\n\nThe museum is for ages 5 through adult\, but not yo unger. Phone reservations are needed as the museum has limited space. Admi ssion is $6 per person\, all ages.\n\nOther times may be scheduled for lar ge groups year round.\n\nCall 262 763-3946 for information or to make rese rvations. Parking is free. The Logic Puzzle Museum is at 533 Milwaukee Ave nue\, downtown historic Burlington\, Wisconsin. More details are on the we bsite www.logicpuzzlemuseum.org DTEND:20091230T220000 DTSTART:20091230T203000 LOCATION:Logic Puzzle Museum SUMMARY:Holiday Fun: Hands-on Brain & Logic Puzzle Museum Challenges Today! URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=326 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-7489gvuig4@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:Can you solve these puzzles? \nFamily fun and thinking. Try the Christmas Tree Puzzle and 50 others of different types!\n\n50 hands-on br ainteasers and mechanical puzzles to try to solve\, plus make a puzzle to keep.\n\nFamilies and individuals are challenged by variety of hands-on lo gic and mechanical puzzles at the Logic Puzzle Museum in Burlington.\n\nTy pes include sliding block\, edge matching\, parlor puzzles\, packing puzzl es\, take-aparts\, magnetic puzzles\, and more.\nA number of these are als o available in the museum\'s gift shop which has more than 150 types for s ale.\n\nA 90 minute sessions is offered at 1:30 or 3 pm today\, with reser vations. Participants work on any or all of the puzzles they wish\, ring b ells when a puzzle is solved\, view the exhibit\, and make a set of two pu zzles to take with.\n\nThe museum is for ages 5 through adult\, but not yo unger. Phone reservations are needed as the museum has limited space. Admi ssion is $6 per person\, all ages.\n\nOther times may be scheduled for lar ge groups year round.\n\nCall 262 763-3946 for information or to make rese rvations. Parking is free. The Logic Puzzle Museum is at 533 Milwaukee Ave nue\, downtown historic Burlington\, Wisconsin. More details are on the we bsite www.logicpuzzlemuseum.org DTEND:20091230T233000 DTSTART:20091230T220000 LOCATION:Logic Puzzle Museum SUMMARY:Holiday Fun: Solve the Brain & Logic Puzzles if you can! URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=327 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-7495e3dGbO@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:Start your New Year right with brain challenges!\nCan you solve these puzzles? \nFamily fun and thinking. 50 different types!\n\n50 hands -on brainteasers and mechanical puzzles to try to solve\, plus make a puzz le to keep.\n\nFamilies and individuals are challenged by variety of hands -on logic and mechanical puzzles at the Logic Puzzle Museum in Burlington. \n\nTypes include sliding block\, edge matching\, parlor puzzles\, packing puzzles\, take-aparts\, magnetic puzzles\, and more.\nA number of these a re also available in the museum\'s gift shop which has more than 150 types for sale.\n\nA 90 minute sessions is offered\, with reservations. Partici pants work on any or all of the puzzles they wish\, ring bells when a puzz le is solved\, view the exhibit\, and make a set of two puzzles to take wi th.\n\nThe museum is for ages 5 through adult\, but not younger. Phone res ervations are needed as the museum has limited space. Admission is $6 per person\, all ages.\n\nOther times may be scheduled for large groups year r ound.\n\nCall 262 763-3946 for information or to make reservations. Parkin g is free. The Logic Puzzle Museum is at 533 Milwaukee Avenue\, downtown h istoric Burlington\, Wisconsin. More details are on the website www.logicp uzzlemuseum.org DTEND:20090103T183000 DTSTART:20090103T170000 LOCATION:Logic Puzzle Museum SUMMARY:Holiday Fun: Try to Solve the Logic Puzzles if you Can! URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=328 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-7500opWBT4@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:Start your New Year right with brain challenges!\nCan you solve these puzzles? \nFamily fun and thinking. 50 different types!\n\n50 hands -on brainteasers and mechanical puzzles to try to solve\, plus make a puzz le to keep.\n\nFamilies and individuals are challenged by variety of hands -on logic and mechanical puzzles at the Logic Puzzle Museum in Burlington. \n\nTypes include sliding block\, edge matching\, parlor puzzles\, packing puzzles\, take-aparts\, magnetic puzzles\, and more.\nA number of these a re also available in the museum\'s gift shop which has more than 150 types for sale.\n\nA 90 minute sessions is offered\, with reservations. Partici pants work on any or all of the puzzles they wish\, ring bells when a puzz le is solved\, view the exhibit\, and make a set of two puzzles to take wi th.\n\nThe museum is for ages 5 through adult\, but not younger. Phone res ervations are needed as the museum has limited space. Admission is $6 per person\, all ages.\n\nOther times may be scheduled for large groups year r ound.\n\nCall 262 763-3946 for information or to make reservations. Parkin g is free. The Logic Puzzle Museum is at 533 Milwaukee Avenue\, downtown h istoric Burlington\, Wisconsin. More details are on the website www.logicp uzzlemuseum.org DTEND:20090103T200000 DTSTART:20090103T183000 LOCATION:Logic Puzzle Museum SUMMARY:Start your New Year right with brain challenges! URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=329 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-7505VvTtVr@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:INTERNATIONAL TONGUE TWISTER CONTEST|\nSAT NOVEMBER 14\,2009 Real Fun!\n6 pm sharp 9th Annual CONTEST\nAn attraction for familie s\, for tourists\, and for groups. \n.....Be here or be square......\nIt\' s the 9th Annual International Tongue Twister Contest - a puzzling contest presented by the Logic Puzzle Museum!\nHow many can you say in less than 10 seconds? Classic and modern phrases to twist contestant\'s tongues. \nA ge divisions\, and great prizes such as a portion of \'a peck of pickled p eppers\,\' and other tongue twister objects like a \'toy boat\' or a \'yel low yo-yo\' or \'a spinning store top!\'\n\nContest tongue twisters not gi ven out ahead of time\, for fear you would get laryngitis by practicing to o much.\nLaughter and fun promised for all! The contest has age divisions for peer fun.\nDoor prizes for everyone (audience & contestants!) and anot her prize for the contest winners!\nIt\'s famous and fun\nNational televis ion shows called about this in past years including the Game Show Network\ , Ellen Show\, The Bonnie Hunt Show\; Podcasts interviews including conver sations on the Road\; radio interviews on Chicago stations & Milwaukee\' s WTMJ\, Canadian Radio Montreal\, Quebec to Toronto on CJAD with Peter An thony Holder talk show after midnight\; Associated Press Wire stories\; on -site newspaper reports appeared in the Kenosha News\, Racine Journal Time s\, and the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel\; reports also in the Chicago Tribu ne\, Minneapolis Twin Cities Pioneer Press\, plus Family Fun Magazine and Real Simple Magazine has written about it\, and ... \nwe were on live on the Mike Jeffreys’ Breakfast Show airing from Canberra\, Australia about the Tongue Twister Contest and the year round Logic Puzzle Museum visits! \n\n\nSo come have some fun here ... watch\, listen\, or enter. \n... Al low time to visit the unusual gift shop\, too. Buy yourself a Tongue Twist er Poster to go.\n\nAdmission is only $5 per person\, all ages.\n\nCall 26 2 763-3946 for information or to make reservations. Parking is free. The L ogic Puzzle Museum is at 533 Milwaukee Avenue\, downtown historic Burlingt on\, Wisconsin. More details are on the website www.logicpuzzlemuseum.org DTEND:20091115T020000 DTSTART:20091115T010000 LOCATION:Logic Puzzle Museum SUMMARY:Tongue Twister Contest\, Really! URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=330 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-75112OANup@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:MYSTERY OBJECTS! What are these things anyhow?\nHow many can yo u figure out?\n\nAn odd and funny HANDS-ON event!\nThe 9th annual \'museum \' puzzling event & experience with more than 150 curiosities and whatcham acallits for you to browse through and touch\,\ntrying to figure out what they are. \n\nClues are posted for some of the gizzmos\, gadgets\, \ndevic es\, and strange antiques\, the clues may help or may not. \'Antiques\, to ys\, tools\, thingamajigs\, parts & pieces\, and even some things we don\' t know\, said Judith Schulz\, director. \n\nBe a history detective\, a wee kend anthropologist\, a budding mechanic\, a puzzle solver\, an armchair e ngineer\, or just plain curious! This is hands-on fun mixed with thinking \nand a great inter-generational outing.\n\nTry curious \'toys\,\' wonder about tools from 100 years ago\, puzzle over antiques. \n\nThe Burlington Historical Society\'s Museum and private collectors has helped in past yea rs with special objects. \nIf you have something to donate to the event\, give us a call.\n\nThere is extra Fun called OBJECTS IN A BOX to solve\, t oo.\nCan you figure out what is in the boxes without looking?\nAnyone can try this puzzling challenge with friends and visitors\, except Superman!\n \nThis unique event has been recommended by the Chicago Tribune\'s Midwest Events travel column\; Nick\, Jr. magazine\,\nand covered by FOX TV Chann el 6.\n\nFamilies and individuals are challenged by this hands-on fun at t he Logic Puzzle Museum in Burlington.\n\nAdmission is $5 per person\, all ages.\n\nOther times may be scheduled weekdays with reservations between N ov 6 and Nov 15\, 2009. Weekend hours are Saturday 10-5 and Sunday 11-4.\n \nCall 262 763-3946 for information or to make reservations. Parking is fr ee. \n\nThe non-profit\, educational Logic Puzzle Museum is at 533 Milwauk ee Avenue\, downtown historic Burlington\, Wisconsin. More details are on the website www.logicpuzzlemuseum.org DTEND:20091108T000000 DTSTART:20091107T170000 LOCATION:Logic Puzzle Museum RRULE:FREQ=WEEKLY;INTERVAL=1;BYDAY=SA;UNTIL=20091114T070000Z SUMMARY:Mystery Objects? What are these things anyhow? Hands-on Puzzling! URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=331 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-7518KxnRNW@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:MYSTERY OBJECTS! What are these things anyhow?\nHow many can yo u figure out?\n\nAn odd and funny HANDS-ON event!\nThe 9th annual \'museum \' puzzling event & experience with more than 150 curiosities and whatcham acallits for you to browse through and touch\,\ntrying to figure out what they are. \n\nClues are posted for some of the gizzmos\, gadgets\, \ndevic es\, and strange antiques\, the clues may help or may not. \'Antiques\, to ys\, tools\, thingamajigs\, parts & pieces\, and even some things we don\' t know\, said Judith Schulz\, director. \n\nBe a history detective\, a wee kend anthropologist\, a budding mechanic\, a puzzle solver\, an armchair e ngineer\, or just plain curious! This is hands-on fun mixed with thinking \nand a great inter-generational outing.\n\nTry curious \'toys\,\' wonder about tools from 100 years ago\, puzzle over antiques. \n\nThe Burlington Historical Society\'s Museum and private collectors has helped in past yea rs with special objects. \nIf you have something to donate to the event\, give us a call.\n\nThere is extra Fun called OBJECTS IN A BOX to solve\, t oo.\nCan you figure out what is in the boxes without looking?\nAnyone can try this puzzling challenge with friends and visitors\, except Superman!\n \nThis unique event has been recommended by the Chicago Tribune\'s Midwest Events travel column\; Nick\, Jr. magazine\,\nand covered by FOX TV Chann el 6.\n\nFamilies and individuals are challenged by this hands-on fun at t he Logic Puzzle Museum in Burlington.\n\nAdmission is $5 per person\, all ages.\n\nOther times may be scheduled weekdays with reservations between N ov 6 and Nov 15\, 2009. Weekend hours are Saturday 10-5 and Sunday 11-4.\n \nCall 262 763-3946 for information or to make reservations. Parking is fr ee. \n\nThe non-profit\, educational Logic Puzzle Museum is at 533 Milwauk ee Avenue\, downtown historic Burlington\, Wisconsin. More details are on the website www.logicpuzzlemuseum.org DTEND:20091108T230000 DTSTART:20091108T180000 LOCATION:Logic Puzzle Museum RRULE:FREQ=WEEKLY;INTERVAL=1;BYDAY=SU;UNTIL=20091115T070000Z SUMMARY:Hands-on Mystery Objects! What are these 150 things anyhow? URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=332 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-752383ti7H@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:MYSTERY OBJECTS! What are these things anyhow?\nHow many can yo u figure out?\n\nAn odd and funny HANDS-ON event!\nThe 9th annual \'museum \' puzzling event & experience with more than 150 curiosities and whatcham acallits for you to browse through and touch\,trying to figure out what th ey are. \n\nClues are posted for some of the gizzmos\, gadgets\, \ndevices \, and strange antiques\, the clues may help or may not. \'Antiques\, toys \, tools\, thingamajigs\, parts & pieces\, and even some things we don\'t know\, said Judith Schulz\, director. \n\nBe a history detective\, a weeke nd anthropologist\, a budding mechanic\, a puzzle solver\, an armchair eng ineer\, or just plain curious! This is hands-on fun mixed with thinking \n and a great inter-generational outing.\n\nTry curious \'toys\,\' wonder ab out tools from 100 years ago\, puzzle over antiques. \n\nThe Burlington Hi storical Society\'s Museum and private collectors has helped in past years with special objects. \nIf you have something to donate to the event\, gi ve us a call.\n\nThere is extra Fun called OBJECTS IN A BOX to solve\, too .\nCan you figure out what is in the boxes without looking?\nAnyone can tr y this puzzling challenge with friends and visitors\, except Superman!\n\n This unique event has been recommended by the Chicago Tribune\'s Midwest E vents travel column\; Nick\, Jr. magazine\,\nand covered by FOX TV Channel 6.\n\nFamilies and individuals are challenged by this hands-on fun at the Logic Puzzle Museum in Burlington.\n\nAdmission is $5 per person\, all ag es.\n\nOther times may be scheduled weekdays with reservations between Nov 6 and Nov 15\, 2009. Weekend hours are Saturday 10-5 and Sunday 11-4.\n\n Call 262 763-3946 for information or to make reservations. Parking is free . \n\nThe non-profit\, educational Logic Puzzle Museum is at 533 Milwaukee Avenue\, downtown historic Burlington\, Wisconsin. More details are on th e website www.logicpuzzlemuseum.org DTEND:20091112T010000 DTSTART:20091111T200000 LOCATION:Logic Puzzle Museum SUMMARY:150 Hands on Mystery Objects! What are these things anyhow? URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=333 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-7529ZUAbPV@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:SIGN-UP NOW for the YO-YO CLASS! \n LIMITED SPACE\, call in yo ur registration \nThe Yo-yo class is for beginners ages 8 through adult\, but not younger. It includes a new trick yo-yo that you get to use & keep\ , & learn tricks! Skill and spinning fun! \n\n(262) 763-3946\, $28/person which includes the excellent quality\, high tech\, long spinning $18 ball bearing yo-yo\, & professional instruction. \n\nLearn yo-yo techniques\, power throw\, custom fitting\, maintenance tips\, when & how to change the string\, and 5 - 10 CLASSIC tricks! Depending on the group: tricks introduced may include gravity gripper\, sleeper\, forward pass\, hop-t he-fence\, the slapper\, breakaway\, around-the-world\, walk-the-dog\, roc k-the baby\, ice cream cone\, Confederate flag\, and the creeper. \n\nOt her dates may be scheduled for your own group of 6 or more people.\n\nThe class is held at the Spinning Top & Yo-Yo Museum\, 533 Milwaukee Av\, dow ntown historic Burlington\, Wisconsin. Details at www.topmuseum.org. Par king is free. DTEND:20091017T230000 DTSTART:20091017T220000 LOCATION:Spinning Top & Yo-Yo Museum SUMMARY:Yo-Yo Class! URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=334 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-7534dF1PiN@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:SIGN-UP NOW for the YO-YO CLASS! \n LIMITED SPACE\, call in yo ur registration \nThe Yo-yo class is for beginners ages 8 through adult\, but not younger. It includes a new trick yo-yo that you get to use & keep\ , & learn tricks! Skill and spinning fun! \n\n(262) 763-3946\, $28/person which includes the excellent quality\, high tech\, long spinning $18 ball bearing yo-yo\, & professional instruction. \n\nLearn yo-yo techniques\, power throw\, custom fitting\, maintenance tips\, when & how to change the string\, and 5 - 10 CLASSIC tricks! Depending on the group: tricks introduced may include gravity gripper\, sleeper\, forward pass\, hop-t he-fence\, the slapper\, breakaway\, around-the-world\, walk-the-dog\, roc k-the baby\, ice cream cone\, Confederate flag\, and the creeper. \n\nOt her dates may be scheduled for your own group of 6 or more people.\n\nThe class is held at the Spinning Top & Yo-Yo Museum\, 533 Milwaukee Av\, dow ntown historic Burlington\, Wisconsin. Details at www.topmuseum.org. Par king is free. DTEND:20091127T230000 DTSTART:20091127T220000 LOCATION:Spinning Top & Yo-Yo Museum SUMMARY:Yo-Yo Class for Beginners URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=335 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-7539ckaz3k@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:SIGN-UP NOW for the YO-YO CLASS! \n LIMITED SPACE\, call in yo ur registration \nThe Yo-yo class is for beginners ages 8 through adult\, but not younger. It includes a new trick yo-yo that you get to use & keep\ , & learn tricks! Skill and spinning fun! \n\n(262) 763-3946\, $28/person which includes the excellent quality\, high tech\, long spinning $18 ball bearing yo-yo\, & professional instruction. \n\nLearn yo-yo techniques\, power throw\, custom fitting\, maintenance tips\, when & how to change the string\, and 5 - 10 CLASSIC tricks! Depending on the group: tricks introduced may include gravity gripper\, sleeper\, forward pass\, hop-t he-fence\, the slapper\, breakaway\, around-the-world\, walk-the-dog\, roc k-the baby\, ice cream cone\, Confederate flag\, and the creeper. \n\nOt her dates may be scheduled for your own group of 6 or more people.\n\nThe class is held at the Spinning Top & Yo-Yo Museum\, 533 Milwaukee Av\, dow ntown historic Burlington\, Wisconsin. Details at www.topmuseum.org. Par king is free. DTEND:20091227T210000 DTSTART:20091227T200000 LOCATION:Spinning Top & Yo-Yo Museum SUMMARY:YO-YO Class for beginners! Holiday workshop. URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=336 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-7545sFTaU2@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:SIGN-UP NOW for the YO-YO CLASS! \n LIMITED SPACE\, call in yo ur registration \nThe Yo-yo class is for beginners ages 8 through adult\, but not younger. It includes a new trick yo-yo that you get to use & keep\ , & learn tricks! Skill and spinning fun! \n\n(262) 763-3946\, $28/person which includes the excellent quality\, high tech\, long spinning $18 ball bearing yo-yo\, & professional instruction. \n\nLearn yo-yo techniques\, power throw\, custom fitting\, maintenance tips\, when & how to change the string\, and 5 - 10 CLASSIC tricks! Depending on the group: tricks introduced may include gravity gripper\, sleeper\, forward pass\, hop-t he-fence\, the slapper\, breakaway\, around-the-world\, walk-the-dog\, roc k-the baby\, ice cream cone\, Confederate flag\, and the creeper. \n\nOt her dates may be scheduled for your own group of 6 or more people.\n\nThe class is held at the Spinning Top & Yo-Yo Museum\, 533 Milwaukee Av\, dow ntown historic Burlington\, Wisconsin. Details at www.topmuseum.org. Par king is free. DTEND:20091230T170000 DTSTART:20091230T160000 LOCATION:Spinning Top & Yo-Yo Museum SUMMARY:Yo-Yo Class for Beginners: Holiday Fun! URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=337 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-7550KA3NCX@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:The Spinning Top & Yo-Yo Museum\, Burlington\, Wisconsin\, USA\ ;\n\nA famous museum with a unique and lively visit/tour\n--35+ hands-on s pinning tops and top games\,\n--an exhibit of 2\,000 tops/ yo-yos/ gyrosco pes\;\n--top spinning videos\, an I spy hunt\,\n--and a live presentat ion by the celebrity\, The Top Lady\, Judith Schulz. \n\n-Here everyone i s a kid again! Meet the Tops Expert from an MGM movie\, spin top toys\, see unusual spinner tops in the presentation\, and afterwards visit the gi ft shop with hundreds of spinning things\, both modern and antique.\n\n You will see toy tops\, trompos\, trottoles\, toupies\, kreisels\, komas\, gyroscopes\, yo-yos\, and more from around the world: plus actually try a number of different tops. \n\n The live presentation is a unique feature included in the fast 2.5 hour visit/tour/program!\n\nRservations are requ ired as space is limited. The program is for ages 4 to 104\, not younger. Children must be with an adult. Admission is $11 per person\, all ages. Parking is free.\n\nCall 262 763-3946 for tickets. Details on wwww.topmuse um.org The museum is at 533 Milwaukee Avenue\, downtown historic Burlingt on\, WI\; about 45 minutes from Milwaukee or 10 minutes from Lake Geneva. \n DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20091128 LOCATION:Spinning Top & Yo-Yo Museum SUMMARY:Spinning Top & YO-Yo Museum Tour & Show! URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=338 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-7555ROLhFs@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:The Spinning Top & Yo-Yo Museum\, Burlington\, Wisconsin\, USA\ ;\n\nA famous museum with a unique and lively visit/tour\n--35+ hands-on s pinning tops and top games\,\n--an exhibit of 2\,000 tops/ yo-yos/ gyrosco pes\;\n--top spinning videos\, an I spy hunt\,\n--and a live presentat ion by the celebrity\, The Top Lady\, Judith Schulz. \n\n-Here everyone i s a kid again! Meet the Tops Expert from an MGM movie\, spin top toys\, see unusual spinner tops in the presentation\, and afterwards visit the gi ft shop with hundreds of spinning things\, both modern and antique.\n\n You will see toy tops\, trompos\, trottoles\, toupies\, kreisels\, komas\, gyroscopes\, yo-yos\, and more from around the world: plus actually try a number of different tops. \n\n The live presentation is a unique feature included in the fast 2.5 hour visit/tour/program!\n\nRservations are requ ired as space is limited. The program is for ages 4 to 104\, not younger. Children must be with an adult. Admission is $11 per person\, all ages. Parking is free.\n\nCall 262 763-3946 for tickets. Details on wwww.topmuse um.org The museum is at 533 Milwaukee Avenue\, downtown historic Burlingt on\, WI\; about 45 minutes from Milwaukee or 10 minutes from Lake Geneva. \n DTEND:20091128T234500 DTSTART:20091128T210000 LOCATION:Spinning Top & Yo-Yo Museum SUMMARY:Spinning Top & Yo-Yo Museum: hands-on tops\, exhibit\, & LIVE show! URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=339 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-7560iZPUZ1@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:The Spinning Top & Yo-Yo Museum\, Burlington\, Wisconsin\, USA\ ;\n\nA famous museum with a unique and lively visit/tour\n--35+ hands-on s pinning tops and top games\,\n--an exhibit of 2\,000 tops/ yo-yos/ gyrosco pes\;\n--top spinning videos\, an I spy hunt\,\n--and a live presentat ion by the celebrity\, The Top Lady\, Judith Schulz. \n\n-Here everyone i s a kid again! Meet the Tops Expert from an MGM movie\, spin top toys\, see unusual spinner tops in the presentation\, and afterwards visit the gi ft shop with hundreds of spinning things\, both modern and antique.\n\n You will see toy tops\, trompos\, trottoles\, toupies\, kreisels\, komas\, gyroscopes\, yo-yos\, and more from around the world: plus actually try a number of different tops. \n\n The live presentation is a unique feature included in the fast 2.5 hour visit/tour/program!\n\nRservations are requ ired as space is limited. The program is for ages 4 to 104\, not younger. Children must be with an adult. Admission is $11 per person\, all ages. Parking is free.\n\nCall 262 763-3946 for tickets. Details on wwww.topmuse um.org The museum is at 533 Milwaukee Avenue\, downtown historic Burlingt on\, WI\; about 45 minutes from Milwaukee or 10 minutes from Lake Geneva. \n DTEND:20091227T113000 DTSTART:20091227T090000 LOCATION:Spinning Top & Yo-Yo Museum SUMMARY:Spinning Top & Yo-Yo Museum: hands-on tops & LIVE show! URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=340 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-75667d8hW9@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:During the lively Spinning Top & Yo-Yo Museum\nprogram/tour: \n --see the amazing 2\,000 item exhibition of antique & modern spinning tops \, yo-yos\, patches\, \nDuncan items\, gyroscopes\, diabolos\, and unusual spinners toys \n--view videos about spin tops\, learn spinning science fa cts \n--play & experiment with 35 different hands-on toy tops and spinnin g top games \n--I Spy scavenger hunt with a prize \n--PLUS enjoy a live pr esentation of spin tops\, yo-yos\, and gyroscopes by Judith Schulz\,The To p Lady and toy top collector \n\n..the gift shop with thousands of things is open after the program \n(call for other gift shop hours) \nallow 3 hou rs here: time to enter\, leave\, enjoy full program of 2.5 hours\, gift s hop visit\n\nThe Spinning Top Museum is recommended by Tommy Smothers of t he Smother\'s Brothers. The Top Lady\, Judith Schulz\, has appeared on Rip ley\'s Believe it or Not TV and PBS\' Wild Chicago TV\; is the tops expert for the MGM film My Summer Story\, the sequel to the classic movie A Chr istmas Story with Ralphie\, and was the international guest top spinner at a festival of ancient games held in Europe. \n\nThe museum is at 533 Mil waukee Avenue\, downtown Historic Burlington\, Wisconsin\; just 45 minutes from Milwaukee and 10 minutes from Lake Geneva. Parking is free.\n\nCall 262 763-3946 for tickets. Space is limited. Visit www.topmuseum.org for m ore info. DTEND:20091230T193000 DTSTART:20091230T170000 LOCATION:Spinning Top & Yo-Yo Museum SUMMARY:Hands-on tops at the Spinning Top & Yo-Yo Museum program URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=341 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-7572vv6z4l@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:Antiques\nCouches\nDressers\nGuitar & Amp\nExercise Equipment\n Clothing (Adult & Children)\nDesks\nTrampoline\nLawn & Garden\nTools\nBike s\nKids Halloween Costumes\nMuch\, Much More. DTEND:20091024T000000 DTSTART:20091023T150000 LOCATION:590 County Road G-Neenah RRULE:FREQ=WEEKLY;BYDAY=;UNTIL=20091025T060000Z SUMMARY:Huge Garage/Moving Sale URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=342 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-7579dZlw4o@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:Antiques\nCouches\nDressers\nGuitar & Amp\nExercise Equipment\n Clothing (Adult & Children)\nDesks\nTrampoline\nLawn & Garden\nTools\nBike s\nKids Halloween Costumes\nMuch\, Much More. DTEND:20091024T000000 DTSTART:20091023T150000 LOCATION:590 County Road G-Neenah RRULE:FREQ=WEEKLY;BYDAY=;UNTIL=20091025T060000Z SUMMARY:Huge Garage/Moving Sale URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=343 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-7584m6umuf@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:Grab a friend or two and join us for Ladies Night Out on Saturd ay. Full Massages\, Water Aerobics\, Cash and Carry Vendors\, Lingerie\, H ypnotist\, Psychic\, Activities and much much more. On Sunday join in on t he fun with the Retail Holiday Shopping Show with shopping\, style show\, food drinks\, prizes. Call 608-776-8830 for more information DTEND:20091102T033300 DTSTART:20091102T023300 LOCATION:New Super 8 Hotel\, Resturant\, Lounge and Banquet Center SUMMARY:Ladies Night Out and Retail Holiday Shopping Show URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=344 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-75897wVLId@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:Grab a friend or two and join us for Ladies Night Out on Saturd ay. Full Massages\, Water Aerobics\, Cash and Carry Vendors\, Lingerie\, H ypnotist\, Psychic\, Activities and much much more. On Sunday join in on t he fun with the Retail Holiday Shopping Show with shopping\, style show\, food drinks\, prizes. Call 608-776-8830 for more information DTEND:20091102T033300 DTSTART:20091102T023300 LOCATION:New Super 8 Hotel\, Resturant\, Lounge and Banquet Center SUMMARY:Ladies Night Out and Retail Holiday Shopping Show URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=345 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-75959txesp@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:Grab a friend or two and join us for Ladies Night Out on Saturd ay. Full Massages\, Water Aerobics\, Cash and Carry Vendors\, Lingerie\, H ypnotist\, Psychic\, Activities and much much more. On Sunday join in on t he fun with the Retail Holiday Shopping Show with shopping\, style show\, food drinks\, prizes. Call 608-776-8830 for more information DTEND:20091102T033300 DTSTART:20091102T023300 LOCATION:New Super 8 Hotel\, Resturant\, Lounge and Banquet Center SUMMARY:Ladies Night Out and Retail Holiday Shopping Show URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=346 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-7600ZfbwFW@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:Join us for a fun weekend of shopping\, activities\, cash and c arry vendors\, full massages\, water aerobics\, lingerie vendor\, and much much more. Call now and ask for special Ladies Night Out Rate of $69. Als o open to the public. Call 608-776-8830 for more information. DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20091114 LOCATION:New Super 8 Hotel\, Resturant\, Lounge and Banquet Center SUMMARY:Ladies Night Out and Retail Holiday Shopping Show URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=347 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-7604izjWhe@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:Join us for a fun weekend of shopping\, activities\, cash and c arry vendors\, full massages\, water aerobics\, lingerie vendor\, and much much more. Call now and ask for special Ladies Night Out Rate of $69. Als o open to the public. Call 608-776-8830 for more information. DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20091114 LOCATION:New Super 8 Hotel\, Resturant\, Lounge and Banquet Center SUMMARY:Ladies Night Out and Retail Holiday Shopping Show URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=348 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-7610XhIukS@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:Pangea International Jewelry and Gifts will be having its \'Gra nd Opening\' the weekend of Nov. 14th and 15th. There will be promotional specials all weekend\, so stop by to see the largest selection of amber an d pearls in the area.\n\n\nPangea’s mission is to provide the St. Croix Valley area with a fun alternative to your traditional jewelry store by on ly carrying only unique\, quality jewelry from around the world. The jewel ry at Pangea will have a special story or meaning behind it that will make each piece of jewelry a part of something bigger. Pangea hopes to bring a greater awareness and interest in different parts of the world to its cus tomers and will strive to help better our community and those that we buy from.\n\n DTEND:20091115T010000 DTSTART:20091114T170000 LOCATION:Pangea SUMMARY:Pangea Grand Opening URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=349 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-7616e9vaH7@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:Weave your very own traditional Huron snowshoes during this 2 d ay worksho. These snowshoes are designed to hold over 200 Ibs of weight an d are great for deep snow. Personalize snowshoes with a wood burner. Inclu des all materials for weaving. Bindings extra. $130 members of Buoblz Pre serve $140 nonmembers DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20091205 LOCATION:Gordon Bubolz Nature Preserve RRULE:FREQ=DAILY;INTERVAL=2;UNTIL=20091206T070000Z SUMMARY:Snowshoe Weaving Workshop URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=350 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-7621p3OFSB@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:Learn how to make basic salves and lip balms from natural produ cts. Make a salve and lip balm to take along and try. $10 nonmembers\, $8 members & Scouts DTEND:20091210T020000 DTSTART:20091210T010000 LOCATION:Gordon Bubolz Nature Preserve SUMMARY:Salves & Lip Balm Workshop URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=351 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-76265W0CvI@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:Fish registration begins at 6 a.m. - 2 p.m. at Smokey\'s Muskie Shop launch. Main event taking place at the Waterfront across the street. PORK LOIN raffles\, Fill your freezer\, Super Meat Raffles and tons of ch ances to win great prizes from our many other raffles! This event was pack ed last year\, this is a don\'t miss event! DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20100213 LOCATION:Waterfront Sports Bar SUMMARY:Badger Fisherman\'s League Ice Fisheree URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=352 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-7631UbZOsX@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:Oshkosh Violet Society presents it\'s 30th annual African viole t show and sale May 1(10-4:30) & May 2(11:30-3:00). The show features magn ificent African violets and related plants on exhibit and for sale. Pots\, soil\, and fertilizer also for sale. Live demonstrations on violet cultur e upon request. Free admission and parking. DTEND:20100501T233000 DTSTART:20100501T170000 LOCATION:St.Jude the Apostle Church Hall SUMMARY:African violet show & sale URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=353 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-7637eaSvMk@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:Chasin\' Mason hits the stage at 9:30 pm. Get here early to get in... once we\'re full you\'re out of luck! A cover charge will apply.\n \nRooted in country and laced with rock \'n roll\, Chasin\' Mason is a Wis consin based group and one of the hottest up and coming bands in country m usic. \nA melting pot of musical influences\, Chasin\' Mason mixes Merle a nd Mellencamp with U2 and Keith Urban to create their Rockin’ edge with a story to tell. The guys borrow their style\, and passion from their dive rse pasts. Pulling from musical families\, hard childhoods\, wrong crowds\ , and right girls\, Chasin’ Mason plays Real Life Real Loud!!!\n DTEND:20100116T090000 DTSTART:20100116T043000 LOCATION:Bubs Irish Pub SUMMARY:Chasin\' Mason URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=354 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-7642iDRiRJ@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:Kids\, parents\, grandparents and book lovers are invited to a special story time with local author Kate Stormer. Kate will be reading o ne of her books that teach kids about strangers. \n \nAfter the reading k ids will be able to meet special guest K9 Officer Rico. \n \n$3 From ever y book sale will be donated to the Dane County K9 Unit. PLUS if you make a donation to the Dane County K9 Unit Kate will give you a FREE book\, \'T he Rescue of Little Red\'. \n\nThe book read at the story time\, \'A Stran ger in Casey\'s World\'\, plus two other books in the same series will be offered at a special price of $10 each for the fundraiser (regular price $ 16.95). \n \nFundraiser will continue thru Feb 20. To purchase a book or make a donation to receive a FREE book visit CH Pet Gifts. Books can also be purchased online at http://www.chpetgifts.com/. DTEND:20100123T210000 DTSTART:20100123T180000 LOCATION:City Hall Pet Gifts SUMMARY:Kids Story Time - Fundraiser for Dane County K9 Unit URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=355 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-7648bzEc9u@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:“Gala 2010: Electricity!!!” March 11th\, 12th and 13th at 7:30 PM and March 13th and 14th at 2:00 PM. All performances held at the Menomonee Falls North Auditorium\, N88 W16750 Garfield Dr in Menomonee Fa lls\, 53051. Tickets: adults $14\, students/seniors $12. Special Sunday\ , March 14th promotion – $7.00 tickets for seniors/students. For additi onal information please visit our website at aokwi.org or call 262-251-522 5. DTEND:20100312T043000 DTSTART:20100312T023000 LOCATION:Menomonee Falls North Auditorium\, RRULE:FREQ=DAILY;INTERVAL=3;UNTIL=20100314T070000Z SUMMARY:Accompany Of Kids Gala 2010 - Electricity!! URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=356 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-7654Iv7mB4@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:14 South Artists will present its third annual Spring Art Show at the Fitchburg Community Center\, 5520 Lacy Road\, Fitchburg\, WI on Sat urday\, April 24 and Sunday\, April 25. The scheduled hours are 9:00 am - 4:00 pm on both days. 26 highly skilled artisans from 14 South Artists wi ll display a wide variety of quality fine art during the two-day show. Ca tegories include painting\, mixed media\, photography\, pottery\, jewelry\ , glass art/fused glass\, woodworking\, fiber arts\, etc. DTEND:20100224T230000 DTSTART:20100224T160000 LOCATION:Fitchburg Community Center SUMMARY:14 South Artists 2010 Spring Art Show URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=357 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-76595udw1V@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:14 South Artists will present its third annual Spring Art Show at the Fitchburg Community Center\, 5520 Lacy Road\, Fitchburg\, WI on Sat urday\, April 24 and Sunday\, April 25.\nThis year\'s event will run for t wo days\, as was done last year\, because of the tremendous success of the show in 2009. The scheduled hours are 9:00 am - 4:00 pm on both days.\n2 6 highly skilled artisans from the 14 South Artists will display a wide va riety of quality fine art during the two-day show. Categories include pai nting\, mixed media\, photography\, pottery\, jewelry\, glass art/fused gl ass\, woodworking\, fiber arts\, etc. \n DTEND:20100424T230000 DTSTART:20100424T160000 LOCATION:Fitchburg Community Center SUMMARY:14 South Artists 2010 Spring Art Show URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=358 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-7664Op6inr@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:The Kiel Municipal Band presents its 4th annual German Night\nA German concert by the Kiel Municipal Band\, authentic German Dinner\, and dancing with the Jerry Schneider Band\nTickets are $25 per guest. Send c heck payable to the Kiel Municipal Band\, 621 Sixth Street\, Kiel\, WI 530 42.\nFor more information\, visit www.kielmunicipalband.org.\n DTEND:20100328T050000 DTSTART:20100327T223000 LOCATION:Millhome Supper Club SUMMARY:Kiel Municipal Band German Night URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=359 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-7669rmos8w@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:On Saturday\, June 26th\, the Madison Scouts drum & bugle corps will be presenting the 58th Annual Drums On Parade drum & bugle corps con test. The show begins at 6:30 and will feature the finest in drum corps e ntertainment\, including: The Madison Scouts\, The Cadets\, The Cavaliers \, Blue Stars\, Glassmen\, Kilties\, Minnesota Brass\, Colt Cadets\, Pione er\, and the Racine Scouts. DTEND:20100627T050000 DTSTART:20100627T013000 LOCATION:Breitenbach Stadium\, Middleton High School\, Middleton\, WI SUMMARY:Drums On Parade - Drum & Bugle Corps Contest URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=360 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-7674KExDXU@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:If you’re thinking of starting\, improving or expanding a bus iness\, this conference is for you! The 2010 Women’s Business Conferenc e will connect you with the resources you need to be a success. At this f ull-day conference\, you will learn from established members of the busine ss community in Western Wisconsin\, talk to business assistance providers\ , and network with hundreds of like-minded entrepreneurs.\n\nMore than 75 businesses and business resources will be on hand to display their service s and products in the exhibitor hall. Sixteen educational sessions and ro undtables will cover a wide range of business topics. One-on-one counseli ng is available for you to discuss your specific business ideas with indus try experts. This is the only conference of its kind in Wisconsin – jus t one day of education and networking could make an enormous impact on you r future.\n\nScholarships are available. Pay only $15 for the entire day if your income qualifies. If you would like to apply for a scholarship\, please call 715-836-7511 ext. 171 or visit the scholarship portion of our website. The 2010 Women’s Business Conference is presented by the Weste rn Dairyland Women’s Business Center.\n\nWEBSITE:\nwww.WomensBusinessCon ference.com\n\nPHONE:\n715-836-7511 ext 171\n\nDATE:\nThursday\, April 29\ , 2010\n\nLOCATION:\nPlaza Hotel & Suites\n1202 W Clairemont Avenue\nEau C laire\, WI 54701\n\nCOST:\n$39/$49 per person\n DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20100429 LOCATION:Plaza Hotel & Suites SUMMARY:2010 Women\'s Business Conference URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=361 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-7679zZxSIE@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:On Sunday October 24\, 2010 the dazzling Wisconsin Dells scener y will play host to the first-ever running of the Wisconsin Dells Marathon and Half Marathon presented by Adrenaline Sports Management.\n\nStepping off at the Wisconsin Dells Center at the Chula Vista resort at 8am\, this race\, which includes electronic chip timing and a race expo\, is a must-a ttend for all serious runners.\n\nFor more information or to register onli ne for the Wisconsin Dells Marathon and Half Marathon go to www.dellsmarat hon.com or email events@adrenalinesportsmanagement.com. DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20101024 LOCATION:Wisconsin Dells Center at Chula Vista Resort SUMMARY:Wisconsin Dells Marathon and Half Marathon URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=363 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-76847l26aT@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:Dear 1955 Washington High School Graduate:\n\nThe Reunion Commi ttee has finalized plans for our 55th Class Reunion in Milwaukee from Frid ay\, August 27 through Sunday\, August 29\, 2010. This will be the last r eunion for which the Committee will be responsible. So show that school s pirit and join us for a fantastic celebration.\n\nA block of rooms have be en reserved again for our out of town guests at the Four Points Sheraton M ilwaukee North\, 8900 N. Kildeer Ct.\, Brown Deer\, WI. The hotel is loca ted at Brown Deer Road and Green Bay Road. Cost is $83.00 per room plus t ax. When making reservations use the designation Washington High School. These rooms will be held until July 1\, 2010. The hotel can be called di rectly at 414-355-8585 or 1-800-871-5157.\n\nJohn Galanis\, Jan. 55 grad\, is president of the Annunciation Greek Orthodox Church designed by Frank Lloyd Wright and has arranged a tour for us at 5:00pm on Friday\, August 2 7. The church is located at 9400 W. Congress\, Milwaukee. A 6:00 pm soci al/cash bar will be followed by a 7:00 pm buffet in the church community h all located on the grounds.\n\nThe Saturday\, August 28\, event will be he ld at the beautifully redecorated Wisconsin Club\, formerly the Brynwood C ountry Club located at 6200 W. Good Hope Road. A 6:00 pm reception will b e followed by a 7:15 pm delicious dinner. The entertainment for the night \, FOUR GUYZ IN DINNER JACKETS\, will transport you to a nostalgic trip do wn memory lane with music of the 1950’s and 60’s. Your evening with t he FOUR GUYZ will leave you with pep in your step and a song in your heart .\n\nOn Sunday morning\, a breakfast buffet will be offered at the Four Po ints Sheraton from 8:30 am –11:00 am for our final planned event of our 55th reunion. Food will be served between 8:45-10:15 am.\n\nIf you want t o tour Milwaukee\, log onto www.visitmilwaukee.org. Options worth explori ng include:\n The Milwaukee Art Museum Discovery World Harley-Davidson Museum\n\nThe Washington High School Scholarship Fund is a valuable resource for deserving WHS seniors who want to continue their e ducation. As a result of our 50th reunion\, we donated $5\,000 to the fund . Please consider a tax-deductible contribution to this fund. A separate check made out to Washington High School Scholarship Fund would be most a ppreciated. Please send your check to Gloria Leeb\, 1144 W. Baldwin Court \, Mequon\, WI 53092 \n\nWe hope that this last reunion will be a special experience for you as we celebrate 55 years of memories.\n\nLooking forwa rd to hearing from you.\nWashington1955@gmail.com DTEND:20100828T050000 DTSTART:20100828T000000 LOCATION:various SUMMARY:Washington High School- Milwaukee 1955 class 55th Reunion URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=364 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-76908fu2zh@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:Dear 1955 Washington High School Graduate:\n\nThe Reunion Commi ttee has finalized plans for our 55th Class Reunion in Milwaukee from Frid ay\, August 27 through Sunday\, August 29\, 2010. This will be the last r eunion for which the Committee will be responsible. So show that school s pirit and join us for a fantastic celebration.\n\nA block of rooms have be en reserved again for our out of town guests at the Four Points Sheraton M ilwaukee North\, 8900 N. Kildeer Ct.\, Brown Deer\, WI. The hotel is loca ted at Brown Deer Road and Green Bay Road. Cost is $83.00 per room plus t ax. When making reservations use the designation Washington High School. These rooms will be held until July 1\, 2010. The hotel can be called di rectly at 414-355-8585 or 1-800-871-5157.\n\nJohn Galanis\, Jan. 55 grad\, is president of the Annunciation Greek Orthodox Church designed by Frank Lloyd Wright and has arranged a tour for us at 5:00pm on Friday\, August 2 7. The church is located at 9400 W. Congress\, Milwaukee. A 6:00 pm soci al/cash bar will be followed by a 7:00 pm buffet in the church community h all located on the grounds.\n\nThe Saturday\, August 28\, event will be he ld at the beautifully redecorated Wisconsin Club\, formerly the Brynwood C ountry Club located at 6200 W. Good Hope Road. A 6:00 pm reception will b e followed by a 7:15 pm delicious dinner. The entertainment for the night \, FOUR GUYZ IN DINNER JACKETS\, will transport you to a nostalgic trip do wn memory lane with music of the 1950’s and 60’s. Your evening with t he FOUR GUYZ will leave you with pep in your step and a song in your heart .\n\nOn Sunday morning\, a breakfast buffet will be offered at the Four Po ints Sheraton from 8:30 am –11:00 am for our final planned event of our 55th reunion. Food will be served between 8:45-10:15 am.\n\nIf you want t o tour Milwaukee\, log onto www.visitmilwaukee.org. Options worth explori ng include:\n The Milwaukee Art Museum Discovery World Harley-Davidson Museum\n\nThe Washington High School Scholarship Fund is a valuable resource for deserving WHS seniors who want to continue their e ducation. As a result of our 50th reunion\, we donated $5\,000 to the fund . Please consider a tax-deductible contribution to this fund. A separate check made out to Washington High School Scholarship Fund would be most a ppreciated. Please send your check to Gloria Leeb\, 1144 W. Baldwin Court \, Mequon\, WI 53092 \n\nWe hope that this last reunion will be a special experience for you as we celebrate 55 years of memories.\n\nLooking forwa rd to hearing from you.\nWashington1955@gmail.com DTEND:20100828T050000 DTSTART:20100828T000000 LOCATION:various SUMMARY:Washington High School- Milwaukee 1955 class 55th Reunion URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=365 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-7696rIt6vk@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:1st Annual\n\n\'Grass on the Chippewa\n\nFEATURING 7 BLUEGRAS S BANDS\n\nThe New North String Band - Blue Wolf - Bag \'O Dirt - T he Ditchlillies w/Emily Huppert - Evergreen Grass Band - East Hill Blu egrass Band - Forest Ridge\n\nMemorial Park Bandshell - Durand\, WI\n \nSaturday\, July 3rd - 2010\n\n1:00pm to 8:30pm\n\nConcessions available on grounds! \n\n*FREE ADMISSION - FREE TENT CAMPING IN TARRANT PARK - ALL AGES WELCOME\n\n*A FREE WILL DONATION OF CASH FOR THE PEPIN COUNTY SEN IOR COUNCIL WILL BE APPRECIATED\n\nwww.bluesonthechippewa.org For more info email: bluesonthechippewa@gmail.com or call (715)672-8785\n DTEND:20100704T033000 DTSTART:20100703T200000 LOCATION:Memorial Park SUMMARY:\'Grass on the Chippewa URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=381 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-7716u3PUwO@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:REAL country music made by REAL people. No top 40.\nthe Rockin \' H Ranch proudly presents: southern Wisconsin\'s finest country / alt.co untry / western swing / rockabilly / americana / bluegrass / country weste rn / cow punk / & roots rock bands. The 2010 line up includes: Kristy Lar son honky tonk trio\, Desperate Ottos\, Rough Rider\, the deVillebillies\, & The Midwesterners DTEND:20100326T053000 DTSTART:20100325T200000 LOCATION:Nelson\'s Crossing SUMMARY:second annual BOTTOM 40 COUNTRY MUSIC FESTIVAL URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=366 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-7721k9xNV0@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:REAL country music made by REAL people. No top 40.\nthe Rockin \' H Ranch proudly presents: southern Wisconsin\'s finest country / alt.co untry / western swing / rockabilly / americana / bluegrass / country weste rn / cow punk / & roots rock bands. The 2010 line up includes: Kristy Lar son honky tonk trio\, Desperate Ottos\, Rough Rider\, the deVillebillies\, & The Midwesterners DTEND:20100326T053000 DTSTART:20100325T200000 LOCATION:Nelson\'s Crossing SUMMARY:second annual BOTTOM 40 COUNTRY MUSIC FESTIVAL URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=367 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-7727CjwmKs@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:A celebration of community and culture\, to be held on the grou nds of the Historic Indian Agency House\, is planned to mark the opening o f the 2010 season at both this site and its sister site\, Fort Winnebago S urgeons’ Quarters\, both of Portage\, Wisconsin. The event will take pl ace May 16th at 2PM\, featuring a cultural demonstration by Ho-Chunk youth groups\, Wasira Dance Troupe and United Clans Drum Group. The talented m embers of these groups\, ages K-12th grade\, aim to spread awareness of th eir Native American heritage through song and dance. A pie and dessert so cial will follow the demonstration\, made possible by generous local busin esses and other volunteers. \nBring your folding chair or a blanket and se ttle in for some family fun! The event is free to the public\, with donati ons benefitting the continued operation of the Agency House gladly accepte d. Plan to attend and help this landmark celebrate its 78th year of sharin g Wisconsin’s vibrant early history. Call 608-742-6362 with any question s.\n DTEND:20100517T000000 DTSTART:20100516T210000 LOCATION:Historic Indian Agency House SUMMARY:OPENING CELEBRATION featuring Ho-Chunk Youth Performance URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=368 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-7732NMcZ90@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:On Saturday\, May 08\, 2010\, the Historic Indian Agency House kicks off its season in high style. The site is pleased to announce that i t will host a lecture by nationally-renowned sampler expert and patternmak er Eileen Bennett. Bennett is the author of seven books\, including 2001â €™s “The Evolution of Samplers: Embroidery and Sampler Time Line.”\n\n Bennett\, of Jenison\, Michigan\, will speak on the social significance of samplers over the centuries\, as well as her pet project\, the Michigan S ampler Survey. With this survey\, Bennett hopes to record information rela ted to all historic samplers in the state of Michigan\, including their cu rrent location and provenance. The results of this project will be invalua ble to both serious researchers and casual enthusiasts for generations to come—and Bennett hopes a similar survey might take root in Wisconsin.\n \nFurthermore\, in celebration of its 2010 focus on the sewing arts\, the Historic Indian Agency House will introduce its latest gift shop addition: a sewing kit based on the circa-1828 Priscilla Griffiths sampler that han gs in the Kinzie bedroom of the historic house. This kit\, painstakingly reproduced by Ms. Bennett and including all materials\, makes it possible to recreate this historic and beautiful sampler for your own home. \n\nThe doors of the site will open at 12PM\, with plenty of time to take in the exhibit and even a guided tour of the historic Agency House before the 2PM featured speaker takes the stage. Light seasonal refreshments will be ava ilable to all guests. This event is free to the public (although the guide d tour fee still applies) and made possible by a generous grant from the G reat Circle Foundation\, Inc. of East Northport\, New York. DTEND:20100509T000000 DTSTART:20100508T210000 LOCATION:Historic Indian Agency House SUMMARY:EXHIBIT OPENING & EXPERT SPEAKER URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=369 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-7738hnkIzt@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:Business owners have constant\, ever-changing demands for their attention. Important “to-do” items can be subsumed by the ongoing rus h\, leaving an empty feeling at the end of the day that little was seeming ly accomplished.\n\nAn April 22 workshop will teach business owners how to regain control using a simple motto: “The system is the solution.” By identifying and implementing a system that matches their operation\, busi ness owners can operate more effectively and reconnect with their original passion for the company.\n\nThe workshop is the first of six monthly Grow th Coach seminars addressing the needs of business owners.\n\n“With all the daily demands of running a business\, many owners can easily get bogge d down by distractions and â€�got-a-minute’ interruptions\,” said Gwen Nelson\, owner of The Growth Coach and a veteran small business owner and adviser. “This workshop will help them refocus on developing a system t hat will maximize productivity and efficiency\, and put them back in contr ol where they should be.”\n\nDesigning a business to be more systems-ori ented can produce predictable and consistent results\, Nelson added. As a result\, owners can think more strategically and long-term.\n\nOther semin ars in the series will address marketing\, sales\, effective management\, using technology and developing a business exit strategy. Each workshop is $29. Participants can save $70 by registering for the entire series by Ap ril 20.\n\nRegistration and more information are available by calling (262 ) 939-1554.\n\nUsing proven coaching and mentoring methods\, The Growth Co ach is dedicated to helping small businesses in southeastern Wisconsin ope rate effectively and profitably. Nelson brings more than 17 years of busin ess experience\, plus a background in teaching and counseling\, to help sm all business executives become more focused\, efficient and productive. Us ing a highly systematic process developed by The Growth Coach\, she helps executives achieve immediate and tangible professional and personal growth .\n\nGrowth Coach® is the only pure business coaching franchise system lo cated throughout North America with the single purpose of helping to drive the success and balance the lives of business owners.\n DTEND:20100422T183000 DTSTART:20100422T160000 LOCATION:Foundations Bank SUMMARY:Creating a Business That Works for You URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=370 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-7743wvwNv7@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:This event will celebrate and support Pregnancy Support Connect ion\'s (PSC) longstanding outreach to young women facing crisis pregnancie s. PSC is the leading organization in Waukesha County providing comprehens ive services\, intervention and counseling to help address the root causes leading to crisis pregnancies. Its primary focus is to break the cycle o f abuse and neglect. \n\nThe event will feature a “Retro Hollywood” th eme with star-studded trappings. Attendees can bid on a wide variety of si lent and live auction items\, plus enjoy a gourmet dinner and fine wines. Join us and make a difference!\n\nThe event opens at 5:30 p.m. For tickets or more information\, contact Joan at (262) 524-4136 or visit www.pregnan cy-support.org.\n DTEND:20100506T050000 DTSTART:20100506T003000 LOCATION:Country Springs Hotel SUMMARY:Pregnancy Support Connection 25th Anniversary Red Carpet Event URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=371 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-7748pdUUGv@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:The Kickapoo region will celebrate this 40th anniversary of Ear th Day in the park at Readstown WI There will be several large tents and a n indoor community building. The Environmental Chautauqua Tent will featu re music\, theatre and inspiration from the Bad Axe Blues Band\, Raw Milk\ , Dharmatrain and much more. The Kinderwald tent will be for kids and adu lts as well with puppetry and mask making by Madison\'s Mad Procession Pup peteers\, seed planting and face painting. The Land Speaks tent will feat ure a series of lectures and discussions on a range of topics including la nd stewardship\, archeology\, sustainability and environmental topics. \nT his will be a wonderful day full of music\, theatre\,and local food and c onversation about how to best care for our beautiful region and our one pl anet. Noon to midnight\, free 608 735 4117\, kickapooearthday.wordpress.c om/ DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20100424 LOCATION:Readstown Park SUMMARY:Kickapoo Earth Day URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=372 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-7754nZ6Tij@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:The Bay View Garden And Yard Society would like to invite you a nd your friends to join us for our:\n\nSixth Annual\nBay View Plant Sale\n \nWHERE: South Shore Park\, 2900 South Shore Drive\nWHEN: Saturday\, Jun e 5\, 2010\, from 8:00 AM to 1:00 PM\, rain or shine \n\nThe Bay View Gard en And Yard Society is proud to collaborate with the South Shore Farmers†™ Market and Milwaukee County Parks to kick off the 2010 growing season wi th the popular Bay View Plant Sale at South Shore Park. \n\nBlooming in co lor with Milwaukee’s beautiful lakefront as a backdrop\, the Bay View Pl ant Sale hosts a variety of local\, commercial plant vendors with an impre ssive assortment of beautiful\, quality plants. Shoppers will be able to make their selections from hundreds of plants\; including some of the best annuals and perennials\, hanging baskets\, ornamental trees and shrubs\, vegetables and herbs\, exotic heirloom favorites\, and tropical plants. D elicious bakery and coffee will also be available for sale. Garden club m embers will be on hand to answer any questions you may have about gardenin g. \n\nFormed in 1995\, the Bay View Garden And Yard Society (BVGAYS) is a group of gay\, lesbian\, and gay-friendly people living in Bay View who share their love of gardening by beautifying yards and public gardens thro ughout the Bay View community. Proceeds from the Bay View Plant Sale supp ort many of the projects developed and maintained by the group\; including the Village Roots Community Garden\, the Lincoln-Howell-KK Triangle Garde n\, the WWII Memorial Garden on Kinnickinnic\, the Pryor Avenue Iron Well\ , and the Fire Department Engine House on KK. DTEND:20100605T200000 DTSTART:20100605T150000 LOCATION:South Shore Park SUMMARY:Bay View Plant Sale URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=373 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-7759xOc2Is@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:Paddle Quest is a canoe adventure weekend unlike any other! Pla yers paddle to character checkpoints along the river to compete in games a nd challenges shaping the ongoing storyline in the backwaters. \n\nThis is a two-day event: the 14th and 15th of August\nVisit www.thebackwaters.net for pics\, videos\, and registration information.\n\n \n DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20100814 LOCATION: Lakeside Bar SUMMARY:PaddleQuest 2010: New Order URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=374 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-7764GdAknO@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:For most people\, Social Security is a simple equation. They wo rk. They pay in. They retire. They collect benefits.\n\nIn truth\, Social Security offers many opportunities for retired workers to supplement their income further. A well-planned strategy can increase the benefit levels t hat recipients get from the longstanding federal program.\n\n“Savvy Soci al Security Planning\,” will examine strategies to boost Social Security income under the program’s benefit guidelines. The seminar will examine how payments are calculated and the effect of other income on benefits.\n \n“Most workers pay into Social Security all their lives and plan to col lect benefits immediately upon retiring\,” said Terry Jannsen\, CPA and President of Jannsen & Company\, S.C.\, who will lead the seminar. “Howe ver\, for those willing to consider alternative strategies\, Social Securi ty offers many opportunities to build a greater benefit down the road whil e still collecting income to maintain their lifestyle.”\n\nFor example\, few probably know that any spouse – even divorced spouses – can colle ct 50 percent of the benefit on their spouse’s record. By collecting jus t this benefit upon retirement\, and delaying collection of their full per sonal benefit for a few years\, retirees can realize a significant gain in their final benefit levels.\n\nThe April 28 seminar is free\, but attende es are asked to donate $10 to the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation. R eservations are requested\, and can be made by calling Darlene at (262) 51 3-9292.\n DTEND:20100428T153000 DTSTART:20100428T143000 LOCATION:Jannsen Center SUMMARY:Savvy Social Security Planning URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=375 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-77690XL1UU@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:Our critters celebrate their Moms by inviting your Mom to the f arm free!\n\nSpring comes to life on the farm! Baby chicks\, baby duckling s\, baby kid goats\, baby sheep\, baby calves\, baby piglets\, baby kitten s\, baby ponies...baby baby do we have babies! DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20100509 LOCATION:Mulberry Lane Farm SUMMARY:Mother\'s Day at the Farm URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=376 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-7774GUxu0O@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:The questions cross every business owner’s mind at some point : After all the investment\, reinvestment and plain hard work\, how do the numbers add up? What could my company really sell for?\nThe answers are i n the numbers\, and they don’t lie. \n“What’s Your Business Worth?†ť will offer insight and guidance into valuation of a business\, whether f or sale or curiosity purposes.Timothy Lantz\, President of Pantheon BC\, w ill lead the seminar. Lantz has more than 15 years of combined sales\, man agement and consulting experience in a variety of business environments an d industries. Pantheon BC focuses on helping businesses improve their oper ations\, financial performance and long-term stability.\n“The true value of a business lies far deeper than its assets and yearly financial statem ents\, and we are seeing a lot of owners shocked and disappointed by the v alues of their companies in the marketplace\,” Lantz said. “There are different methods for business valuation\, plus specific financial and ope rational items that impact a company’s value. This seminar will hone in on the specific factors that owners should analyze to get a more accurate picture of the value of their business.”\nFor example\, the financial ap proach taken by a business can affect its value\, Lantz explained. An over ly aggressive tax strategy can negatively impact operations and financial structure\, lessening a company’s value. The ramifications don’t stop there - this approach can also lessen the ability to obtain capital to gro w. In the big picture\, it points to the need for businesses to have a wel l-thought-out plan for growth and building value.\n“The key is to first understand what factors affect a company’s value\, then to interpret the data for your own business and take appropriate action\,” Lantz said. â €śOur goal is to help business owners step away from the day-to-day operat ions for a moment\, and develop an accurate perception of the value of the businesses they have built.”\nInterested attendees are asked to RSVP by May 3 to David Wahl\, U.S. Bank\, at (262) 780-5033 or david.wahl@usbank. com.\n DTEND:20100507T170000 DTSTART:20100507T153000 LOCATION:U.S. Bank Brookfield Square SUMMARY:What\'s Your Business Worth? URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=383 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-7779Conh6j@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:1st Annual\n\n\'Grass on the Chippewa\n\nFEATURING 7 BLUEGRAS S BANDS\n\nThe New North String Band - Blue Wolf - Bag \'O Dirt - T he Ditchlillies w/Emily Huppert - Evergreen Grass Band - East Hill Blu egrass Band - Forest Ridge\n\nMemorial Park Bandshell - Durand\, WI\n \nSaturday\, July 3rd - 2010\n\n1:00pm to 8:30pm\n\nConcessions available on grounds! \n\n*FREE ADMISSION - FREE TENT CAMPING IN TARRANT PARK - ALL AGES WELCOME\n\n*A FREE WILL DONATION OF CASH FOR THE PEPIN COUNTY SEN IOR COUNCIL WILL BE APPRECIATED\n\nwww.bluesonthechippewa.org For more info email: bluesonthechippewa@gmail.com or call (715)672-8785\n DTEND:20100704T033000 DTSTART:20100703T200000 LOCATION:Memorial Park SUMMARY:\'Grass on the Chippewa URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=382 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-7785uU4K7u@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:3rd. Annual\nBlues On The Chippewa\n15 Blues Bands Over 2 Days! \nSaturday & Sunday\, August 7 & 8 - 2010\nMemorial Park + Downtown - Dura nd\, WI\n*Free Admission - Free Tent Camping - All Ages Welcome - Concessi ons Available On Grounds\n* A free will donation of non-perishable food or cash for the Pepin County Food Pantry will be appreciated!\nClassic Car S how\, Motorcycle Show\, and Craft Show also held on Saturday\nwww.bluesont hechippewa.org or call (715)672-8785 for more information\n DTEND:20100808T050000 DTSTART:20100807T200000 LOCATION:Memorial Park SUMMARY:3rd. Annual \'Blues On The Chippewa\' URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=379 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-7790f4Utd2@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:3rd. Annual\nBlues On The Chippewa\n15 Blues Bands Over 2 Days! \nSaturday & Sunday\, August 7 & 8 - 2010\nMemorial Park + Downtown - Dura nd\, WI\n*Free Admission - Free Tent Camping - All Ages Welcome - Concessi ons Available On Grounds\n* A free will donation of non-perishable food or cash for the Pepin County Food Pantry will be appreciated!\nClassic Car S how\, Motorcycle Show\, and Craft Show also held on Saturday\nwww.bluesont hechippewa.org or call (715)672-8785 for more information\n DTEND:20100809T023000 DTSTART:20100808T190000 LOCATION:Memorial Park SUMMARY:3rd. Annual \'Blues On The Chippewa\' URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=380 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-7795jcpRws@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:New fitmess class\n Take sexy dances moves and a cardio workout and you have flirty fitness DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20100520 LOCATION:Dre SUMMARY:Flirty Fitness URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=384 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-7801ub5vFW@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:New Fitness class\n\n Take sexy dance move and a Cardio workout put it together and you have the funniest workout ever DTEND:20100521T030000 DTSTART:20100521T020000 LOCATION:Waterford RRULE:FREQ=WEEKLY;INTERVAL=1;BYDAY=MO,WE;UNTIL=20100520T070000Z SUMMARY:Flirty Fitness URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=385 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-7808VTvZ1h@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION: Summer dance clinin where student come and learn techinque for all dance styles for the summer. DTEND:20100712T230000 DTSTART:20100712T160000 LOCATION:Union Grove/ Waterford RRULE:FREQ=DAILY;INTERVAL=4;UNTIL=20100827T070000Z SUMMARY:Dream Cheer & Dance Co. Summer Time Dance Clinic URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=386 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-7814T68JlC@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:If sales are the lifeblood of a business\, marketing is the hea rt that keeps it pumping. Yet with so many options available – from trad itional print advertising to social media and blogging – many business o wners might be unsure where to begin.\n\n“Marketing: What’s Your Plan? ” will explore different marketing options and how they fit – or don†™t fit – for individual businesses. The focus will be on identifying mar keting practices that help businesses generate consistent revenue\, regard less of economic trends or passing fads.\n\nIt’s the second of six month ly Growth Coach seminars aimed at helping business owners think strategica lly and plan ahead for growth.\n \n“No business owner can get in front o f each and every prospect in their marketplace\,” said Gwen Nelson\, own er of The Growth Coach and a veteran small business owner and adviser. “ That’s why marketing is so important. Marketing helps raise market aware ness and keep sales going. The challenge is knowing where to invest time a nd money to achieve the greatest results.”\n\nThe workshop will explain how to create a marketing plan that fits a business and “systematizes” its marketing outreach\, Nelson said. A panel of experts will offer ideas and commentary throughout the event. All attendees registered by May 18 w ill receive a free one-hour coaching session on business management and gr owth.\n\nEach seminar in the Growth Coach series is $29. Registration and more information are available by calling (262) 939-1554. Future workshops will address sales\, effective management\, using technology and developi ng a business exit strategy. \n\nUsing proven coaching and mentoring metho ds\, The Growth Coach is dedicated to helping small businesses in southeas tern Wisconsin operate effectively and profitably. Nelson brings more than 17 years of business experience\, plus a background in teaching and couns eling\, to help small business executives become more focused\, efficient and productive. Using a highly systematic process developed by The Growth Coach\, she helps executives achieve immediate and tangible professional a nd personal growth.\n\nGrowth Coach® is the only pure business coaching f ranchise system located throughout North America with the single purpose o f helping to drive the success and balance the lives of business owners.\n DTEND:20100520T183000 DTSTART:20100520T160000 LOCATION:Foundations Bank SUMMARY:Marketing: What\'s Your Plan? URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=387 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-782055TsdS@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:If sales are the lifeblood of a business\, marketing is the hea rt that keeps it pumping. Yet with so many options available – from trad itional print advertising to social media and blogging – many business o wners might be unsure where to begin.\n\n“Marketing: What’s Your Plan? ” will explore different marketing options and how they fit – or don†™t fit – for individual businesses. The focus will be on identifying mar keting practices that help businesses generate consistent revenue\, regard less of economic trends or passing fads.\n\nIt’s the second of six month ly Growth Coach seminars aimed at helping business owners think strategica lly and plan ahead for growth.\n \n“No business owner can get in front o f each and every prospect in their marketplace\,” said Gwen Nelson\, own er of The Growth Coach and a veteran small business owner and adviser. “ That’s why marketing is so important. Marketing helps raise market aware ness and keep sales going. The challenge is knowing where to invest time a nd money to achieve the greatest results.”\n\nThe workshop will explain how to create a marketing plan that fits a business and “systematizes” its marketing outreach\, Nelson said. A panel of experts will offer ideas and commentary throughout the event. All attendees registered by May 18 w ill receive a free one-hour coaching session on business management and gr owth.\n\nEach seminar in the Growth Coach series is $29. Registration and more information are available by calling (262) 939-1554. Future workshops will address sales\, effective management\, using technology and developi ng a business exit strategy. \n\nUsing proven coaching and mentoring metho ds\, The Growth Coach is dedicated to helping small businesses in southeas tern Wisconsin operate effectively and profitably. Nelson brings more than 17 years of business experience\, plus a background in teaching and couns eling\, to help small business executives become more focused\, efficient and productive. Using a highly systematic process developed by The Growth Coach\, she helps executives achieve immediate and tangible professional a nd personal growth.\n\nGrowth Coach® is the only pure business coaching f ranchise system located throughout North America with the single purpose o f helping to drive the success and balance the lives of business owners.\n DTEND:20100520T183000 DTSTART:20100520T160000 LOCATION:Foundations Bank SUMMARY:Marketing: What\'s Your Plan? URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=388 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-7825Bl3Ug8@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:No one likes being a statistic\, but some are worse than others – such as the 10 million Americans annually who are victims of identity theft.\n\nThis “Identity Theft Protection Seminar” at Jannsen & Compa ny will offer information and advice on preventing identity theft\, which costs Wisconsin consumers an estimated $50 million annually.\n \nWhile onl ine identity theft gets a great deal of attention\, the vast majority of i dentity theft occurs when mail is stolen\, personal papers are recovered f rom trash\, or fraudulent phone calls entice people to reveal personal inf ormation. Victims of identity theft often are unable to recover funds stol en from bank accounts\, and may be liable for amounts charged fraudulently on their credit accounts. They usually spend untold amounts of time and m oney reclaiming their identity and credit-worthiness.\n\n“This seminar w ill explain what identity theft is and the many ways it occurs\,” said T erry Jannsen\, CPA and President of Jannsen & Company\, S.C. “As with an y other crime\, you cannot completely control whether you will be victimiz ed\, but you can minimize your risk. This seminar will detail how a person ’s identity can be compromised\, how people can protect themselves\, and what they should do if their identity is stolen.”\n\nIdentity theft and fraud crimes have increased by about 20 percent annually in recent years\ , according to the Federal Trade Commission\, with national losses in the billions of dollars. The best way for consumers to protect themselves is t o know the methods used by identity thieves\, and act accordingly.\n\nInte rested attendees should call (262) 513-9292 to register.\n\nFounded in 197 5\, Jannsen & Company is a full-service certified public accounting and bu siness resources firm with more than 20 professionals and employees. Besid es a full range of CPA and payroll processing services\, Jannsen & Company advises businesses on information technology\, wealth management and huma n resources.\n DTEND:20100630T153000 DTSTART:20100630T143000 LOCATION:The Jannsen Center SUMMARY:Identity Theft Protection Seminar URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=389 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-78303fVLgA@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:No one likes being a statistic\, but some are worse than others – such as the 10 million Americans annually who are victims of identity theft.\n\nThis “Identity Theft Protection Seminar” at Jannsen & Compa ny will offer information and advice on preventing identity theft\, which costs Wisconsin consumers an estimated $50 million annually.\n \nWhile onl ine identity theft gets a great deal of attention\, the vast majority of i dentity theft occurs when mail is stolen\, personal papers are recovered f rom trash\, or fraudulent phone calls entice people to reveal personal inf ormation. Victims of identity theft often are unable to recover funds stol en from bank accounts\, and may be liable for amounts charged fraudulently on their credit accounts. They usually spend untold amounts of time and m oney reclaiming their identity and credit-worthiness.\n\n“This seminar w ill explain what identity theft is and the many ways it occurs\,” said T erry Jannsen\, CPA and President of Jannsen & Company\, S.C. “As with an y other crime\, you cannot completely control whether you will be victimiz ed\, but you can minimize your risk. This seminar will detail how a person ’s identity can be compromised\, how people can protect themselves\, and what they should do if their identity is stolen.”\n\nIdentity theft and fraud crimes have increased by about 20 percent annually in recent years\ , according to the Federal Trade Commission\, with national losses in the billions of dollars. The best way for consumers to protect themselves is t o know the methods used by identity thieves\, and act accordingly.\n\nInte rested attendees should call (262) 513-9292 to register.\n\nFounded in 197 5\, Jannsen & Company is a full-service certified public accounting and bu siness resources firm with more than 20 professionals and employees. Besid es a full range of CPA and payroll processing services\, Jannsen & Company advises businesses on information technology\, wealth management and huma n resources.\n DTEND:20100630T153000 DTSTART:20100630T143000 LOCATION:The Jannsen Center SUMMARY:Identity Theft Protection Seminar URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=390 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-7835xhSXUl@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:The Muskego Historical Societies \'One Stop Holiday Shoppe\' wi ll be held on Saturday\, September 25\, 2010 from 9:00am - 3:00pm. \nThe fair is held on the scenic setting of the Muskego Settlement Centre. \nBr ing the warmth indoor and out with a wide variety of Home and Holiday deco r and great gifts for everyone on your list plus so much more! \nThere wi ll be free pumpkins and a gift bag to the first 100 children (sponsored by Basses Farm Market and BuySeasons\, Inc. & Muskego Tire & Auto) and one f ree raffle ticket to the first 100 visitors. \nThere is also much to see and do when you visit. Our antique farm equiptment and tractors will be o n display\, raffle table\, craft demos\, and hay rides & Inflatable Obstac les. \nTake a relaxing walk on the scenic trail to a park with a covered resting area and a playground for the kids to play. \nCome join the fun! We will be grilling lunch on the BBQ.\n \nContact Linda S (414)630-5332 or mhistoricalcraftfair@yahoo.com if you have questions or would like a vend or application to this event. DTEND:20100925T220000 DTSTART:20100925T160000 LOCATION:Muskego Settlement Centre SUMMARY:Muskego Historical\'s \'One Stop Holiday Shoppe\' Art & Craft Fair/ Family Event URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=391 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-7841fGgIt1@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:7th Annual Kickapoo Country Fair\nCooking Up Community!\n\nThe Midwest’s Largest Organic Food and Sustainability Festival\nSaturday and Sunday\, July 24-25\, 2010 \n\nNow in its seventh year\, the Kickapoo Cou ntry Fair is the Midwest\'s largest organic food and sustainability festiv al. In La Farge\, Wisconsin\, nestled among the ancient hills of the Kicka poo Valley\, the fair serves up a generous helping of fun for all in celeb ration of family\, culture\, and community\, all the while looking toward a healthy\, sustainable future. \n\nHeld July 24-25\, 2010 on the grounds of Organic Valley headquarters\, Kickapoo Country Fair will bring together thousands of attendees for two fun-packed days of food\, music\, bike and farm tours\, cooking demonstrations\, theater\, kids\' activities\, danci ng\, author readings\, and speakers—all offered at an affordable price f or families. \n\nLive music all weekend on two stages \n\nMusical headline r Miles Nielsen — Good ol\' heartland rock \'n\' roll\, main stage\, Sa turday night \n\nWisconsin Author Michael Perry reading from his latest bo ok Coop and performing with his band\, the Long Beds \n\nAuthors\, activis ts and innovators including Temple Grandin\, author of Animals Make Us Hum an \n\n\'Green Village\,\' green building and lifestyle workshops \n\nDeli cious local and organic food \n\nFarmers market \n\nFarm tours and exhibit s \n\nVendors and artisans \n\nFourth-annual Butter Churn Bike Tour \n\nCh ildren’s activities \n\nStiltwalkers and other surprises! \n DTEND:20100512T204900 DTSTART:20100512T194900 LOCATION:Organic Valley HQ SUMMARY:7th Annual Kickapoo Country Fair URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=392 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-7846pm94FP@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:7th Annual Kickapoo Country Fair\nCooking Up Community!\n\nThe Midwest’s Largest Organic Food and Sustainability Festival\nSaturday and Sunday\, July 24-25\, 2010 \n\nNow in its seventh year\, the Kickapoo Cou ntry Fair is the Midwest\'s largest organic food and sustainability festiv al. In La Farge\, Wisconsin\, nestled among the ancient hills of the Kicka poo Valley\, the fair serves up a generous helping of fun for all in celeb ration of family\, culture\, and community\, all the while looking toward a healthy\, sustainable future. \n\nHeld July 24-25\, 2010 on the grounds of Organic Valley headquarters\, Kickapoo Country Fair will bring together thousands of attendees for two fun-packed days of food\, music\, bike and farm tours\, cooking demonstrations\, theater\, kids\' activities\, danci ng\, author readings\, and speakers—all offered at an affordable price f or families. \n\nLive music all weekend on two stages \n\nMusical headline r Miles Nielsen — Good ol\' heartland rock \'n\' roll\, main stage\, Sa turday \nnight \n\nWisconsin Author Michael Perry reading from his latest book Coop and performing with his band\, the Long Beds \n\nAuthors\, activ ists and innovators including Temple Grandin\, author of Animals Make Us H uman \n\n\'Green Village\,\' green building and lifestyle workshops \n\nDe licious local and organic food \n\nFarmers market \n\nFarm tours and exhib its \n\nVendors and artisans \n\nFourth-annual Butter Churn Bike Tour \n\n Children’s activities \n\nStiltwalkers and other surprises! \n DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20100724 LOCATION:Organic valley HQ SUMMARY:7th Annual Kickapoo Country Fair URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=393 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-7851Udwe7X@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:PRO Alliance Resources Ongoing Professional Development present s\;\n\nThe Secrets of Time Management- Prioritizing High Value Tasks\n\nSp ecial Guest Speaker: Paul Parsons\, Certified FocalPoint Business Coach\n \nDo you manage your time or does it manage you?\nDo you have trouble figu ring out what you should be doing to increase business?\nYou might say “ I know how to manage my time.” True\, however\, what you are doing with it is completely different. You made a terrific block schedule\, follow i t\, but still get nothing done. Why? Because reading a novel\, chatting on Facebook and driving across town to meet a client will have zero impact on your business when it comes to making new sales.\nThis session will fo cus on is utilizing your time doing â€�High Value Tasks’. This will not just involve managing your time\, but rather\, figuring out what tasks yo u should be doing in the first place. \nPaul will take you through a step by step system that will completely change the way you go about your busin ess when it comes to managing your time. Learn how to get more done in one day than most people get done in a week.\n\nFriday May 28th from 8:00am-1 0:30am (8-8:30 networking\, 8:30-10:30 program)\n \n$29 general admission \; Free to PRO Alliance members (first time guests are also free)\nYou wil l be asked to complete a survey at the completion of the session. If you don’t feel this was the most valuable use of your time\, you will get yo ur money back! \n\nSeating is limited. Register Today at\; https://proalli ances.com \n\nLocation\; Best Western Midway Hotel Brookfield/Milwaukee We st \n1005 South Moorland Road Brookfield\, WI 53005 (877) 664-3929\n\nWill YOU make the time to make a difference for your business?\n************** ****************************************\nImmediately after the PRO sessio n is the monthly luncheon for Wisconsin Business Owners Meet-Up group. (11 :15-1:15) To register for the luncheon\, visit\; http://www.meetup.com/wi sconsin-business-owners/\nThe Wisconsin Business Owners Meetup is a \'Lunc h and Learn\' held on the last Friday of the month from January through Oc tober and the 1st Friday in December. $20 Fee covers all-you-can-eat buffe t lunch\, many entrees and sides\, salad bar\, soft beverage and gratuity\ , as well as our guest speaker and networking. \nAgenda 11:15 NETWORKING - Come early to enjoy networking with other Wisconsin Business Owners. 12 n oon – LUNCH\, 12:35 - Speaker introductions\, 1:15 End.\n***SPEECHES ARE VIDEOTAPED - Your attendance at Wisconsin Business Owners means you may b e shown on tape. Please call Keith\, Kathy or Christian with suggestions o r questions at 262-820-8201 or 800-747-3399. Business Owners and individua ls seeking to start their own business and friends only. See the message b oards at http://www.meetup.com/wisconsin-business-owners/messages/... for more resources for Wisconsin Business Owners. \n\nSpecial note\; Videocra cy will video tape your 30 second commercial for you at the luncheon if yo u pre-register (on MeetUp) and send them your script ahead of time. This i s a free service with available upgrades for a charge. What a great way to promote your business and help others get to know you. You can post the Y ouTube video link to your website\, blog\, and other social media sites.\n DTEND:20100528T180000 DTSTART:20100528T150000 LOCATION:Best Western Midway Brookfield SUMMARY:The Secrets of Time Management- Prioritizing High Value Tasks URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=394 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-7857auIsU5@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:Tuesday Night Blues Concert\nHeld every Tuesday between Memoria l Day and Labor Day\n6:30pm to 8:30pm\nOwen Park Bandshell\nEau Claire\, W I\nFREE ADMISSION - ALL AGES WELCOME\nRain location: Little Grand Theater at 102 W. Grand\nSponsored by: Chippewa Valley Blues Society\nwww.cvblues. com DTEND:20100602T033000 DTSTART:20100602T013000 LOCATION:Owen Park Bandshell SUMMARY:TUE Night Blues Concert in Eau Claire\'s Owen Park URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=395 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-7862cHa061@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:Tuesday Night Blues Concert\nHeld every Tuesday between Memoria l Day and Labor Day\n6:30pm to 8:30pm\nOwen Park Bandshell\nEau Claire\, W I\nFREE ADMISSION - ALL AGES WELCOME\nRain location: Little Grand Theater at 102 W. Grand\nSponsored by: Chippewa Valley Blues Society\nwww.cvblues. com DTEND:20100602T033000 DTSTART:20100602T013000 LOCATION:Owen Park Bandshell SUMMARY:TUE Night Blues Concert in Eau Claire\'s Owen Park URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=396 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-7867zP7tda@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:Bikes + Blues On Main\nHeld in conjunction with the 47th annual Durand Funfest!\nSaturday\, June 12th. - 2010\nChippewa View Park - Duran d\, WI\nLive Blues Music by \'Mojo Lemon\'\n6pm to 10pm\nFREE ADMISSION - ALL AGES WELCOME\nA free will donation of non-perishable food or cash for the Pepin County Food Pantry will be appreciated!\nSponsored by \'Blues On The Chippewa\' and \'CV Blues Society\'\nwww.bluesonthechippewa.org\n DTEND:20100613T050000 DTSTART:20100613T010000 LOCATION:Chippewa View Park SUMMARY:Bikes + Blues On Main URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=397 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-7872NK3RjR@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:Bikes + Blues On Main\nHeld in conjunction with the 47th annual Durand Funfest!\nSaturday\, June 12th. - 2010\nChippewa View Park - Duran d\, WI\nLive Blues Music by \'Mojo Lemon\'\n6pm to 10pm\nFREE ADMISSION - ALL AGES WELCOME\nA free will donation of non-perishable food or cash for the Pepin County Food Pantry will be appreciated!\nSponsored by \'Blues On The Chippewa\' and \'CV Blues Society\'\nwww.bluesonthechippewa.org\n DTEND:20100613T050000 DTSTART:20100613T010000 LOCATION:Chippewa View Park SUMMARY:Bikes + Blues On Main URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=398 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-7878PeXePC@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:Brookfield/Pewaukee/Waukesha \nClosing Mom\'s house moved it a ll to my house - 7 piece French Prov. Bedroom set-Qn bed\, curio cabinet\, china cabinet\, kitchen table w/2 chairs\, knick knacks\, Gone w/Wind col lector plates\, King and I collector plates\, 2 wing chairs\, recliner\, d ishes\, PUNCH BOWL SET\, bedding\, LARGE NHL Sidney Crosby shirt and much\ , much more! ALL WEEKEND LONG....MUST SELL IT ALL!!!!!!! LOTS & LOTS OF ST UFF\nMay 27th-May 31st \n8 am - 5pm - W226N2617 Oakwood lane Pewaukee DTEND:20100528T000000 DTSTART:20100527T150000 RRULE:FREQ=DAILY;INTERVAL=1;UNTIL=20100531T070000Z SUMMARY:Mom\'s Estate Sale URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=399 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-7884MZ5gBH@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:Brookfield/Pewaukee/Waukesha \nClosing Mom\'s house moved it a ll to my house - 7 piece French Prov. Bedroom set-Qn bed\, curio cabinet\, china cabinet\, kitchen table w/2 chairs\, knick knacks\, Gone w/Wind col lector plates\, King and I collector plates\, 2 wing chairs\, recliner\, d ishes\, PUNCH BOWL SET\, bedding\, LARGE NHL Sidney Crosby shirt and much\ , much more! ALL WEEKEND LONG....MUST SELL IT ALL!!!!!!! LOTS & LOTS OF ST UFF\nMay 27th-May 31st \n8 am - 5pm - W226N2617 Oakwood lane Pewaukee DTEND:20100528T000000 DTSTART:20100527T150000 RRULE:FREQ=DAILY;INTERVAL=1;UNTIL=20100531T070000Z SUMMARY:Mom\'s Estate Sale URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=400 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-78917EJTKt@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:The Historic Indian Agency House is calling for submissions to their 2010 Photography Contest. This year the contest theme is “Fur\, Fi ns and Feathers” with entrants encouraged\, but not required\, to incorp orate the theme into their photographs. \nThe contest runs from May 15 to September 01\, with entries (in 4x6 print format) accepted at the Agency H ouse Visitors’ Center during regular business hours. All photographs mus t be taken at the historic site during the period of the contest. Entries will be grouped into three age categories: Youth (12 and under)\, Teen (13 to 17)\, and Adult (18 and up). To help cover display costs\, a $5 submis sion fee per photograph will apply. All entries will be displayed througho ut the open season for guests and staff to enjoy.\nThe photographs will be judged by Portage notables Mayor Ken Jahn\, photographer Fred Galley\, fr amer Vicki Binder\, and Portage High School photography instructor Valerie Banks. The winners of the contest will be announced September 18 at HIAHâ €™s Living History Weekend. First place photos will be professional matted and framed through the generosity of Galley and Binder. For further infor mation\, including complete contest rules and entry forms\, contact Execut ive Director Destinee Udelhoven at 608-742-6362.\n DTEND:20100529T040000 DTSTART:20100528T150000 LOCATION:Historic Indian Agency House RRULE:FREQ=WEEKLY;INTERVAL=1;BYDAY=TH,SA;UNTIL=20101001T070000Z SUMMARY:Historic Indian Agency House 2010 Photo Contest URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=401 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-7897DcutkS@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:The Ho-Chunk (Winnebago) nation has a long\, sometimes heart-wr enching\, history in this area. Despite the fact that they were here hund reds of years before the first white man even laid eyes on the portage\, t he Ho-Chunk are only given a supporting role in our history books. What wa s life like for the Ho-Chunk and other area tribes before outsiders disrup ted the Native rhythms of existence? How did these original inhabitants of Wisconsin make sense of the ensuing cultural upheaval caused by the arriv al of Europeans?\n\nThe Historic Indian Agency House of Portage will host a 4-part speaker series exploring the Ho-Chunk experience in this area. Th e series\, entitled “Their Side of the Story: The Ho-Chunk at the Portag e\,” will consist of one lecture a month from June to September. Each le cture\, to be held on the last Tuesday of each month\, will focus on a dif ferent aspect of Ho-Chunk history and culture. \n\nThe first installment of the series will take place Tuesday\, June 29 at 6:30PM. At this time\, Historian Peter Shrake will address the relationship between the United St ates government and the Ho-Chunk in the early 19th century\, with a specif ic discussion of the role of Indian Agent John Kinzie (original inhabitant of the Agency House). \n\nThe museum and visitor’s center exhibits\, al ways free to the public\, will be open 5PM until the lecture begins\, and guided tours of the Historic Indian Agency House itself will also be offer ed for a minimal fee during this time. Light refreshments will be provide d for lecture guests.\n\nEach installment of this speaker series is free a nd made possible by a generous grant from the Great Circle Foundation\, In c. of East Northport\, New York. DTEND:20100630T030000 DTSTART:20100630T013000 LOCATION:Historic Indian Agency House SUMMARY:\'Their Side of the Story\': The Ho-Chunk at the Portage\, Speaker 1 of 4 URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=402 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-7902e8BD2k@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:While most business owners follow their talents and passions in to the marketplace\, they quickly find themselves thrust into an unfamilia r role - salesperson. Sales is a science with language and practices all i ts own\, ones that must be mastered for business success.\n\n“The Changi ng Face of Sales” will address the challenge of sales from a different p erspective – tailoring sales techniques to fit individual personalities. Using data from a Strategic Performance Assessment\, participants will le arn how to develop an effective sales style to turn more leads into revenu e.\n\nThe workshop is the third of six monthly Growth Coach seminars aimed at helping business owners think strategically and plan ahead for growth. \n \n“Sales instruction often uses a â€�one size fits all’ approach\,â €ť said Gwen Nelson\, owner of The Growth Coach and a veteran small busine ss owner and adviser. “But just as every person is different\, so are th eir approaches to sales. By measuring and understanding personality traits \, we can help business owners develop sales techniques that really work.â €ť\n\nSuccessful sales don’t have to involve cold calling or high-pressu re approaches\, Nelson said. Rather\, adopting the role of a trusted\, exp ert adviser can build valued\, long-lasting relationships that generate co nsistent revenue.\n \nThe seminar cost is $59 for participants registered by June 13\, and $99 afterward. The fee includes a personalized online Str ategic Performance Assessment. Registration and more information are avail able by calling (262) 939-1554. Future workshops will address effective ma nagement\, using technology and developing a business exit strategy. \n\nU sing proven coaching and mentoring methods\, The Growth Coach is dedicated to helping small businesses in southeastern Wisconsin operate effectively and profitably. Nelson brings more than 17 years of business experience\, plus a background in teaching and counseling\, to help small business exe cutives become more focused\, efficient and productive. Using a highly sys tematic process developed by The Growth Coach\, she helps executives achie ve immediate and tangible professional and personal growth.\n\nGrowth Coac h® is the only pure business coaching franchise system located throughout North America with the single purpose of helping to drive the success and balance the lives of business owners.\n DTEND:20100617T183000 DTSTART:20100617T160000 LOCATION:Foundations Bank SUMMARY:The Changing Face of Sales URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=403 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-7908T0vsn9@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:Dream Team Mentors is hosting: \nMADISON\'S BIG IDEA CONTEST\nW e are offering to make your business dreams a reality so We are accepting business plan submissions for Madison\'s BIG IDEA\, a contest for entrepre neurs\' who want to see their ideas made into successful businesses. The d eadline for submissions is June 19th. \nThe contest/event is going to be h eld:\nWhen: Saturday June 26th\, 2010 at 9:00 a.m.\nWhere: Radisson Hotel \n517 GRAND CANYON DRIVE \nMADISON\, Wisconsin 53719 \n\nThere will be gue st speakers\, complimentary snacks and beverages\, and prizes awarded! \nG RAND PRIZE Will be a share of the newly created business along with busine ss coaching classes by our panel of experts. Other contestants are eligibl e for prizes to include books\, cds\, and mentoring.\n\nIn order to attend \, you must have submitted a business proposal for Madison\'s Big Idea Con test. If you are interested in entering the contest or obtaining further i nformation regarding the contest and/or event please call us at 608-661-06 06 or contact us via email at http://www.dreamteammentors.com.\n\nGood Luc k and May the Biggest Idea Win! DTEND:20100626T190000 DTSTART:20100626T160000 LOCATION:Radisson Hotel SUMMARY:MADISON\'s BIG IDEA CONTEST URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=404 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-7913gpaLzN@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:The Historic Indian Agency House of Portage will host a session of their popular Hands-On History youth clinics on Saturday\, July 17th f rom 2 to 4PM. The event\, entitled “Historic Handiwork: Children’s Emb roidery Workshop and Tea Party\,” is centered on the importance of sewin g in the 19th century. Participants will start the day with a tour of the Indian Agency House museum\, where they will be shown a wide variety of ne edlework and hand sewn artifacts from the 1830s. They will practice differ ent stitching techniques before creating their own embroidered handkerchie f to take home. The afternoon will wrap up with a relaxing and tasty tea p arty\, where weary fingers will get the rest they deserve. \n\nThis worksh op is recommended for ages 8 to 12 years\, although younger children are w elcome with an adult companion. (Calling all Grandmas!!) The cost is $10 p er child\, and includes the guided museum tour\, all sewing materials and the tea party. Reservations are recommended (a maximum of 20 participants will be permitted)\, but not required. \n\nThis workshop fulfills select requirements for two Girl Scout badges\, the “Yarn and Fabric Arts” an d “Sew Simple” badges. In addition\, all Girl Scout participants will receive a “Tea Party” fun patch at the close of the session.\n\nThe Hi storic Indian Agency House is open May 15 to October 15 daily\, and hosts many educational programming opportunities and special events throughout t he year. Call Director Destinee Udelhoven at 608-742-6362 with any questio ns or to place reservations for the “Historic Handiwork” workshop. \n DTEND:20100717T230000 DTSTART:20100717T210000 LOCATION:Historic Indian Agency House SUMMARY:\'Historic Handiwork: Children\'s Embroidery Workshop & Tea Party URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=405 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-7919kORVGt@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:A new four-week class from Pantheon BC will offer small busines s owners the opportunity to learn fundamental business skills and tactics\ , and apply them directly to their own operations.\nBC University will use a “business school curriculum-based” approach tailored specifically f or small business operations. The program is a hands-on format where parti cipants can apply the concepts to their businesses during class\, using th e Pantheon BC team as a resource.\nThe Aug. 5 class will address business strategy. Future classes will cover accounting and finance\, sales and mar keting\, and business management. Registration and more information are av ailable at www.pantheonbc.com.\n“There are several principles that apply to running a successful business\, regardless of its size\,” said Timot hy Lantz\, President of Pantheon BC. “Many small business owners never r eceive any formal business training and are often unaware of\, or even int imidated by\, business management and planning techniques that can improve their companies’ performance. The goal of BC University is to present t his information in an easy-to-understand way\, in a setting that is respec tful of the owners’ time and budget. Attendees will â€�graduate’ this course with practical knowledge that they can employ right away.”\nLantz will be lead instructor at BC University. He brings more than 15 years of combined sales\, business management and consulting experience in a varie ty of business segments. Tuition for all four weeks of BC University is $5 00 prior to July 25\, and $600 afterward.\nWith a team of experienced prof essionals at its helm\, Pantheon BC helps business clients improve their o perations\, financial performance and stability by delivering innovative a nd reliable solutions to meet their business needs. The company focuses on strategy\, data analysis\, training\, guidance and support to help custom ers build strong\, financially healthy businesses that stand the test of t ime.\n DTEND:20100806T030000 DTSTART:20100806T003000 LOCATION:Crowne Plaza Hotel RRULE:FREQ=WEEKLY;INTERVAL=1;BYDAY=TH;UNTIL=20100826T070000Z SUMMARY:BC University URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=406 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-7925eZWLr9@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:The Shawano Area Ducks Unlmited Chapter cordially invites you t o our 15th Annual Sporting Clays shoot. Break out the ole shotgun and com e on out and enjoy the day with us. Besides the sporting clays we will ha ve silent auctions and raffles including two special \'white bird\' prizes on the course. Thousand of dollars in prizes including 5 Lewis Classes f eaturing 25 prizes in total just for the shooters. Also\, special prizes for top child and female youth shooter. DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20100821 LOCATION:Acres For Recreation\; Shawano\, WI SUMMARY:15th Annual Wisconsin DU Sporting Clays Championship URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=407 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-7930vHvCgN@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:The Shawano Area Ducks Unlmited Chapter cordially invites you t o our 15th Annual Sporting Clays shoot. Break out the ole shotgun and com e on out and enjoy the day with us. Besides the sporting clays we will ha ve silent auctions and raffles including two special \'white bird\' prizes on the course. Thousand of dollars in prizes including 5 Lewis Classes f eaturing 25 prizes in total just for the shooters. Also\, special prizes for top child and female youth shooter. DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20100821 LOCATION:Acres For Recreation\; Shawano\, WI SUMMARY:15th Annual Wisconsin DU Sporting Clays Championship URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=408 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-793689OUKB@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:The Shawano Area Ducks Unlmited Chapter cordially invites you t o our 15th Annual Sporting Clays shoot. Break out the ole shotgun and com e on out and enjoy the day with us. Besides the sporting clays we will ha ve silent auctions and raffles including two special \'white bird\' prizes on the course. Thousand of dollars in prizes including 5 Lewis Classes f eaturing 25 prizes in total just for the shooters. Also\, special prizes for top child and female youth shooter. DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20100821 LOCATION:Acres For Recreation\; Shawano\, WI SUMMARY:15th Annual Wisconsin DU Sporting Clays Championship URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=409 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-7941vHvwPl@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:The Western Dairyland Business Center is co-sponsoring the 4th Annual State-Wide Conference\, \'Contracting with Government and Prime Con tractors\,\' at Volk Field in Camp Douglas on Wednesday\, August 25 and Th ursday\, August 26\, 2010. Businesses interested in learning how to sell directly to federal and state government agencies or how to subcontract to prime contractors are invited to attend. Small\, Minority\, Native Ameri can\, Woman\, Service Disabled Veteran and Veteran Owned Businesses are es pecially encouraged to attend. For more information\, download the flyer and registration form at http://b2gconnect.org/doclib/ContractingGovernmen tPacket.pdf or register online at http://www.wispro.org/eventdetail.asp?ID =206. Early-bird registration ends July 25.\n\nThe two-day 2010 conferenc e has been expanded to include four tracks of technical training targeting manufacturing companies\, construction companies\, small businesses just getting ready to market to the government\, and prime contractors. On Aug ust 25\, attendees can participate in technical workshops followed by a re ception. On August 26\, businesses that are already in the government mark etplace will hear agency and prime contractor briefiengs and have an oppor tunity to meet and network with many buyers from the region. \n\nBuyers fr om government agencies and several prime contractors will be available for one-on-one discussions such as: Veterans Administration\, US Army Corps of Engineers\, Ft. McCoy\, General Services Administration (GSA)\, Oshkosh Corporation\, Spectrum Brands /Rayovac\, WPS\, Naval Facilities Engineeri ng Command (NAVFAC) Midwest and much more. Businesses will meet agency sp ecialists\, connect with government contractors and prime contractors and network with other businesses.\n DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20100825 LOCATION:Volk Field RRULE:FREQ=DAILY;INTERVAL=1;UNTIL=20100826T070000Z SUMMARY:Contracting with Government and Prime Contractors URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=410 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-7947zxxkrs@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:The Historic Indian Agency House of Portage will host their sec ond Hands-On History youth clinic of the season on Saturday\, August 14. The workshop\, entitled\, “Visions & Voices: Native American Hide Painti ng\,” explores the Plains Indian art tradition of animal hide painting a nd its use as a method of capturing both personal histories and important collective memories related to major tribal events. \n\nParticipants will compare traditional Native American and modern methods of saving memories and learn about Native American painting techniques and symbolism. To fini sh their day\, they will capture an important experience of their own by p ainting it on a leather hide.\n\nBecause of the expected high demand for t his workshop\, two sessions are being offered with a limit of fifteen part icipants per session (9AM to 11AM and 2PM to 4PM). All ages are welcome\, but children younger than seven require an adult or older sibling chaperon e. The cost is $8 per person. Reservations are recommended\, but not requi red. \n\nThe City of Portage Historic Preservation Commission generously p rovided supporting funds for this workshop\, directly in line with their m ission to increase awareness regarding the historic and cultural legacy of their community.\n\nThe Historic Indian Agency House is open May 15 to Oc tober 15 annually\, and hosts a wide variety of adult and children’s pro gramming events throughout the year. Call Director Destinee Udelhoven at 6 08-742-6362 with any questions or to place reservations for the Hide Paint ing workshop. \n DTEND:20100814T230000 DTSTART:20100814T160000 LOCATION:Historic Indian Agency House SUMMARY:\'Visions & Voices\': Native American Hide Painting URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=411 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-7952U81mA3@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:Presented by the Fine Arts Center & Mount Senario Educational C enter. Blessing of the Pets begins at noon. Mobile pet adoption by Rusk Co . Animal Shelter (depending upon animals they have). Old fashioned homemad e ice cream by the Girl Scouts. Apple Pie Contest ($5 entry fee). Pet phot os by Phil Ruege. Children\'s art activities. All candidates running for G overnor\, Lt. Governor\, US & State Senate and Assembly have been invited. DTEND:20100729T230000 DTSTART:20100729T190000 LOCATION:Mount Senario Educational Center SUMMARY:Blessing of the Pets URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=412 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-79585oCZOH@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:Madtown Throwdown 25: Young Guns\nFriday\, August 20th\nTURNER HALL\n3001 S Stoughton Road\nMadison\, WI 53716\n\nMixed Martial Arts at its best!\nDallas O\'Malley\, Josh Sterry\, Derrick Kaul\, \nDennis Anders on\, Louie Ramirez &\nTyler Hellenbrand\'s Pro Debut!\n\nDoors at 7\nFight s at 8\n\ntickets at www.madtownthrowdown.com \nRon Faircloth 608-577-200 6\nPat O\'Malley 608-235-7788\nGeneral Admission tickets $20.00 in advance \, $25.00 day of\nReserved seating costs are varied. DTEND:20100821T060000 DTSTART:20100821T020000 LOCATION:TURNER HALL SUMMARY:Madtown Throwdown 25: Young Guns URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=413 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-7963iWFKvv@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:The Historic Indian Agency House continues its popular 4-part s peaker series exploring Ho-Chunk history and culture. The series\, entitle d “Their Side of the Story”: The Ho-Chunk at the Portage\, consists of one lecture a month\, with only August and September’s installments rem aining. Each lecture\, held on the last Tuesday of the month\, focuses on a different aspect of the Ho-Chunk experience in the Portage area.\n\nThe third installment of the series will take place on Tuesday\, August 31 at 6:30PM. At this time\, UW-Waukesha Professor Robert Birmingham will prese nt “Ancient Native Cultures of the Wisconsin River Region.” This illu strated presentation will cover 11\,000 years of Native American occupatio n of the Columbia County area\, highlighting unique archaeological sites. A former longtime State Archaeologist with the Wisconsin Historical Socie ty\, Professor Birmingham is also the co-author of the award-winning books Indian Mounds of Wisconsin and Aztalan: Mysteries of an Ancient Indian To wn. His newest publication is Spirits of the Earth: The Effigy Mound Land scape of Madison and the Four Lakes. Copies of his works will be availabl e for purchase the evening of the lecture. Maybe he’ll even sign one for you—who knows!\n\nThe museum and visitor’s center exhibits\, always f ree to the public\, will be open 5PM until the lecture begins\, and a guid ed tour of the Historic Indian Agency House itself will also be offered im mediately prior to the lecture\, at 5:30PM\, for a minimal fee. Light refr eshments will be provided for lecture guests.\n\nEach installment of this educational series is free to the public and only possible because of a ge nerous grant from the Great Circle Foundation\, Inc. of East Northport\, N ew York. For further information on this and other Agency House programmin g\, call Director Destinee Udelhoven at (608) 742-6362. DTEND:20100901T030000 DTSTART:20100901T013000 LOCATION:Historic Indian Agency Hosue SUMMARY:Their Side of the Story: Ho-Chunk Speaker Series\, Part 3 of 4 URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=414 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-7969zCDijV@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:Pizzeria Piccola is hosting a fundraiser to benefit Second Hand Purrs on Sunday Aug. 22\, 2010 from 4pm-9pm. Pizzeria Piccola is located at 7606 W State St. Wauwatosa. \n\nThere will be live entertainment from the acoustic trio Crossing Blues and raffle prizes including\; a coach pu rse\, handmade quilt\, and over the top baskets stuffed with gift cards\, cat goodies\, and more! \n\nIf you aren’t able to dine in\, take out or ders can be placed in advance\; there will also be frozen pizzas available for purchase. There are also gluten free options available!! Check out their website for a full menu at www.pizzeriapiccola.com! \n\nSecond Hand Purrs is a no kill cat shelter located on the south-side of Milwaukee. Fo r more information please visit our website www.secondhandpurrs.org.\n\n DTEND:20100823T040000 DTSTART:20100822T230000 LOCATION:Pizzeria Piccola SUMMARY:Pizzeria Piccola fundraiser for Second Hand Purrs URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=415 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-797618kdZU@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:Financial reports can be a mystery to many business owners\, no matter how successful. Sports\, on the other hand\, usually require no ex planation.\n\nWestbury Bank\, Washington County Economic Development Corp. and the West Bend Chamber of Commerce will together sponsor “Planning f or Success\,” a seminar that will meld the seemingly diverse worlds of s ports and financial numbers. The event will help owners and managers under stand the true financial position of their companies\, and chart a strateg ic course for the future. The workshop is presented by B2B CFO.\n\nThe eve nt will begin with a discussion about challenges facing businesses\, and e xplain the four different financial reports used by businesses to track th e “score.” This information will be utilized to create different “ga me plans” to keep companies “on the field” and winning.\n\n“Many o wners and presidents of small to mid-size companies find that the rules of the game adjust as their businesses grow and the economic environment cha nges\,” said David Buslee of B2B CFO\, a seminar presenter. “Our goal is to show how their companies are positioned – information that is reve aled by their financial statements – and devise strategies that will kee p them consistently playing offense\, rather than defense. They will learn practical skills that they can apply immediately.”\n\nThe seminar will focus not on the “accounting” of financial data\, but rather how to in terpret it strategically and plan accordingly\, Buslee said. Business owne rs with a solid grasp on their company’s financial information can make better decisions and manage proactively\, rather than reactively.\n\n“Bu siness owners are challenged these days not by what they know\, but what t hey don’t know\,” Buslee said. “Entrepreneurs are very competitive. If they know how to score in the game of business\, they can excel. In no n-sports terms\, this means finding more cash within their operations and planning for growth.”\n\nThe seminar cost is $150 before Aug. 15\, and $ 175 afterward. Registration is available by calling (262) 338-2666 or e-ma iling info@wbachamber.org. More information is available by visiting www.w estburybankwi.com and clicking on “Strategies for Business Seminar.”\n \nFounded in 1987\, B2B CFO® is the nation’s largest CFO firm serving e ntrepreneurial\, growth and mid-market companies. Each individual partner is a senior-level executive with broad expertise and an average of 25 year s’ experience. B2B CFO is not a franchise nor a staffing agency – each partner carries their own book of business. The company is headquartered in Phoenix. More information is available at www.b2bcfo.com.\n DTEND:20100929T000000 DTSTART:20100928T150000 LOCATION:University of Wisconsin-Washington County RRULE:FREQ=DAILY;INTERVAL=1;UNTIL=20100929T070000Z SUMMARY:Planning for Success - Strategies for Business URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=416 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-7982v7exlD@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:Financial reports can be a mystery to many business owners\, no matter how successful. Sports\, on the other hand\, usually require no ex planation.\n\nWestbury Bank\, Washington County Economic Development Corp. and the West Bend Chamber of Commerce will together sponsor “Planning f or Success\,” a seminar that will meld the seemingly diverse worlds of s ports and financial numbers. The event will help owners and managers under stand the true financial position of their companies\, and chart a strateg ic course for the future. The workshop is presented by B2B CFO.\n\nThe eve nt will begin with a discussion about challenges facing businesses\, and e xplain the four different financial reports used by businesses to track th e “score.” This information will be utilized to create different “ga me plans” to keep companies “on the field” and winning.\n\n“Many o wners and presidents of small to mid-size companies find that the rules of the game adjust as their businesses grow and the economic environment cha nges\,” said David Buslee of B2B CFO\, a seminar presenter. “Our goal is to show how their companies are positioned – information that is reve aled by their financial statements – and devise strategies that will kee p them consistently playing offense\, rather than defense. They will learn practical skills that they can apply immediately.”\n\nThe seminar will focus not on the “accounting” of financial data\, but rather how to in terpret it strategically and plan accordingly\, Buslee said. Business owne rs with a solid grasp on their company’s financial information can make better decisions and manage proactively\, rather than reactively.\n\n“Bu siness owners are challenged these days not by what they know\, but what t hey don’t know\,” Buslee said. “Entrepreneurs are very competitive. If they know how to score in the game of business\, they can excel. In no n-sports terms\, this means finding more cash within their operations and planning for growth.”\n\nThe seminar cost is $150 before Aug. 15\, and $ 175 afterward. Registration is available by calling (262) 338-2666 or e-ma iling info@wbachamber.org. More information is available by visiting www.w estburybankwi.com and clicking on “Strategies for Business Seminar.”\n \nFounded in 1987\, B2B CFO® is the nation’s largest CFO firm serving e ntrepreneurial\, growth and mid-market companies. Each individual partner is a senior-level executive with broad expertise and an average of 25 year s’ experience. B2B CFO is not a franchise nor a staffing agency – each partner carries their own book of business. The company is headquartered in Phoenix. More information is available at www.b2bcfo.com.\n DTEND:20100929T000000 DTSTART:20100928T150000 LOCATION:University of Wisconsin-Washington County RRULE:FREQ=DAILY;INTERVAL=1;UNTIL=20100929T070000Z SUMMARY:Planning for Success - Strategies for Business URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=417 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-7987MgOChd@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:Ever wonder what it was like to live in the 1830s? (No telephon es\, no TV.\, no cars\, no refrigerator…)\n\nWell…take a step back in time with us and find out!\n\nThe Historic Indian Agency House is holding a living history event on Saturday\, September 18\, 2010 from 9AM to 5PM. At “A Step Back in Time\,” visitors to the site will get the chance t o observe and interact with a host of 19th-century characters in an authen tic historic setting\, including John and Juliette Kinzie (original inhabi tants of the circa-1832 Agency House)\, a French fur trader\, a blacksmith \, and an officer from Fort Winnebago. \n\nThe performers will go about t heir 19th-century lives in costume and in character all of Saturday\, with special historic demonstrations\, activities\, and museum house tours sch eduled throughout the day. At 11AM\, 1PM\, and 4PM\, catch a musket shoot ing demonstration. Then\, at 2PM\, join us for a 19th century style show\, featuring the beautiful Mrs. Kinzie. Mrs. Kinzie will model the latest in 1830s fashion\, explaining the functions and development of clothing acce ssories and styles of the era. Finally\, jump on a special guided tour of the Agency House at 10AM\, noon\, or 3:30PM. \n\nThe participating reeneac tors are experienced educators with an interest specifically in the 1830s era. And they can’t wait to share their knowledge with you!\n\nThis eve nt is free to the public\, except for the guided Agency House tours for wh ich there is a minimal fee. \nA “Step Back in Time” is made possible by a generous grant from the Great Circle Foundation\, Inc. of East Northp ort\, New York. For information regarding this or any other Historic Indi an Agency House event\, call Director Destinee Udelhoven at (608) 742 – 6362.\n DTEND:20100919T000000 DTSTART:20100918T160000 LOCATION:Historic Indian Agency House SUMMARY:\'A Step Back in Time\': Living History at the Indian Agency House URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=418 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-7992hIvGOe@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:50th ANNUAL PRENTICE PROGRESS DAYS\n\nSponsored by Prentice Lio ns\, Volunteer Fire Department and Optimists\n\n\nSeptember 3\, 4 and 5\, 2010\n\nFRIDAY\, September 3 \n\n5:30 p.m. Firemen\'s Softball Games at Li ons Park - Concessions by the Optimist Club\n\n\nSATURDAY\, September 4\n \nDunk Tank - Volleyball Court Open - Ice Cream Stand Open\n\n9:00 a.m. So ftball Tournament all day at Lions Park\n\n10:00 a.m. All Day Arts and Cra fts at Prentice School East Gym\, by Optimist Club call 715-428-2917\n\n10 :30 a.m. Parade along Railroad Avenue\, Parade Marshal: Dave Raleigh\nSpon sored by Time Federal Savings Bank\n\n11:30 a.m. Barbecued Chicken Dinners \, Pies and Goodies served at the Lions Park and in the high school cafete ria\n\n12:00 p.m. Prentice High School Alumni Basketball Tournament at Pre ntice High School\,sponsored by Booster Club\, $40 entry fee required\, ca ll Jay Esterholm at 715-428-2200 to register\n\n12:00 p.m. 4:00 p.m. Genea logical Research at Computer Lab with cooperation from Price County Geneal ogical Club\; Historic Display - High School Library - Jump River Historic al Society and Knox Creek Heritage Center\n\n1:00 p.m. Log Loading Contest at high school parking lot\, sponsored by Cat Forest Products\n\n1:00 p.m .-5:00 p.m. Free Music at Lions Park\, Fire Truck Rides starting by St Joh n\'s Church \n\n2:00 p.m. Kids Fishing Contest at Buccaneer Pond\, Spo nsored by Chequamegon Club\n\n2:00 p.m. 50 Years of Miss Prentice feat uring Queens from Progress Days past\, at Lions Park\n\n2:30 p.m. 2010 Miss Prentice Coronation at Lions Park\n\n3:00 p.m. 4th Annual Progre ss Days Horse Pull by the Wisconsin Horse Pullers Association\, located ju st north of the PHS football field\n\n8:00 p.m. Dance at Fire Hall fea turing the Bear Creek Band\n\nSunday\, September 5\n\n9:00 a.m. Softball T ournament at Lions Park - Concessions by the Optimist Club\n\n8:00-11:00 a .m. Leo Heikkinen Memorial Golf Tournament at Prentice Golf Course by Optimist Club $5.00 Entry Fee + Greens Fee (rain date is Monday)\n\n12:00 p.m.-3:00 p.m. Progress Days Pig Catching Contest at Lions Park. Win cash prizes!\n\n1:00 p.m. Bean Bag Toss at Lions Park by Ds\' Burger & Bowl \n \n1:30 p.m. Minute To Win it Contest at Lions Park by Prentice Area Optimi sts\n\n7:00 p.m. Community Hymn Sing at Prentice School West Gym - Coffee & Fellowship to follow\n\nContact (715)428-2124 for more information DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20100817 LOCATION:Downtown\, Airport and Lions Park SUMMARY:Prentice Progress Days URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=419 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-7998cHgFSl@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:50th ANNUAL PRENTICE PROGRESS DAYS\n\nSponsored by Prentice Lio ns\, Volunteer Fire Department and Optimists\n\n\nSeptember 3\, 4 and 5\, 2010\n\nFRIDAY\, September 3 \n\n5:30 p.m. Firemen\'s Softball Games at Li ons Park - Concessions by the Optimist Club\n\n\n DTEND:20100904T040000 DTSTART:20100904T003000 LOCATION:Lions Park SUMMARY:Prentice Progress Days URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=420 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-80036El1xa@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:50th ANNUAL PRENTICE PROGRESS DAYS\n\nSponsored by Prentice Lio ns\, Volunteer Fire Department and Optimists\n\n\nSeptember 3\, 4 and 5\, 2010\n\n\n\nSATURDAY\, September 4\n\nDunk Tank - Volleyball Court Open - Ice Cream Stand Open\n\n9:00 a.m. Softball Tournament all day at Lions Par k\n\n10:00 a.m. All Day Arts and Crafts at Prentice School East Gym\, by O ptimist Club call 715-428-2917\n\n10:30 a.m. Parade along Railroad Avenue\ , Parade Marshal: Dave Raleigh\nSponsored by Time Federal Savings Bank\n\n 11:30 a.m. Barbecued Chicken Dinners\, Pies and Goodies served at the Lion s Park and in the high school cafeteria\n\n12:00 p.m. Prentice High School Alumni Basketball Tournament at Prentice High School\,sponsored by Booste r Club\, $40 entry fee required\, call Jay Esterholm at 715-428-2200 to re gister\n\n12:00 p.m. 4:00 p.m. Genealogical Research at Computer Lab with cooperation from Price County Genealogical Club\; Historic Display - High School Library - Jump River Historical Society and Knox Creek Heritage Cen ter\n\n1:00 p.m. Log Loading Contest at high school parking lot\, sponsore d by Cat Forest Products\n\n1:00 p.m.-5:00 p.m. Free Music at Lions Park\, Fire Truck Rides starting by St John\'s Church \n\n2:00 p.m. Kids Fis hing Contest at Buccaneer Pond\, Sponsored by Chequamegon Club\n\n2:00 p.m . 50 Years of Miss Prentice featuring Queens from Progress Days past\, at Lions Park\n\n2:30 p.m. 2010 Miss Prentice Coronation at Lions Par k\n\n3:00 p.m. 4th Annual Progress Days Horse Pull by the Wisconsin Ho rse Pullers Association\, located just north of the PHS football field\n\n 8:00 p.m. Dance at Fire Hall featuring the Bear Creek Band\n\n\nContac t (715)428-2124 for more information DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20100904 LOCATION:Downtown\, Airport and Lions Park SUMMARY:Prentice Progress Days URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=421 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-8008wCRxhw@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:\n50th ANNUAL PRENTICE PROGRESS DAYS\n\nSponsored by Prentice L ions\, Volunteer Fire Department and Optimists\n\n\nSeptember 3\, 4 and 5\ , 2010\n\n\nSunday\, September 5\n\n9:00 a.m. Softball Tournament at Lions Park - Concessions by the Optimist Club\n\n8:00-11:00 a.m. Leo Heikki nen Memorial Golf Tournament at Prentice Golf Course by Optimist Club $5.0 0 Entry Fee + Greens Fee (rain date is Monday)\n\n12:00 p.m.-3:00 p.m. Pr ogress Days Pig Catching Contest at Lions Park. Win cash prizes!\n\n1:00 p .m. Bean Bag Toss at Lions Park by Ds\' Burger & Bowl \n\n1:30 p.m. Minute To Win it Contest at Lions Park by Prentice Area Optimists\n\n7:00 p.m. C ommunity Hymn Sing at Prentice School West Gym - Coffee & Fellowship to fo llow\n\nContact (715)428-2124 for more information DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20100905 LOCATION:Lions Park and Golf Course SUMMARY:Prentice Progress Days URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=422 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-8013voicbr@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:Rodeo for charity! IPRA & Big Hat Rodeo action with all proceed s benefiting local Wisconsin charities. More info & tickets call 262-767-0 062. DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20100821 LOCATION:Walworth County Fairgrounds SUMMARY:Great Midwest Pro Rodeo URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=423 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-8018H2sb5m@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:Rodeo for charity brought to you with Big Hat Rodeo and IPRA ac tion. All proceeds benefit local Wisconsin charities. Clowns\, food\, fun! Come rain or shine! Free parking. DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20100821 LOCATION:Walworth County Fairgrounds SUMMARY:Great Midwest Pro Rodeo URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=424 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-8023AVTCXI@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:Basic info:\nYeshuapolooza 2010 – A Free College Block Party \n6-band showcase including Zoo Animal (grunge / pop / minimalist)\, Blank Page Empire\n(progressive rock)\, Bensonwells (pop / rock / indie)\, Sile nt Substitute (pop / rock) and The\nUnfortunate (jazz / folk / soul)\, ful l espresso/coffee bar\, hog roast\, henna tattoos\, and more! No cover\nch arge\nSeptember 11\, 2 pm -10:30 pm – Celebrating its 13th year!\nUW-Sto ut Johnson Fieldhouse - north lawn\, Menomonie\, WI\nHosted by Street Leve l Ministries\, a UW-Stout student organization\nFor more info\, email: str eetlevel@uwstout.edu or call: (715) 235-9300\n \nMore elaborate info:\nUW- Stout\, Menomonie\, WI – Street Level Ministries\, a UW-Stout student or ganization\, is putting on its\n13th annual free college block party featu ring a variety of bands including this year’s headliner\, Zoo\nAnimal. Z oo Animal is an exciting new group out of Minneapolis who is regularly fea tured on the 89.3\nThe Current. Their music is a soulful combination of me lodies and minimalism with a hint of grunge\nrock. Also playing will be: B lank Page Empire (Minneapolis\, MN) – heavy Indie rock\; Bensonwells\n(M inneapolis\, MN) – forceful and driving combination of indie pop rock\; Silent Substitute (Minneapolis\,\nMN) – fresh pop rock\, and newcomers T he Unfortunate (Chicago\, IL) – soulful jazz with a folksy twist\,\nas w ell as one more band TBA.\nThere will also be hot roasted pork from Nick t he Hick’s Burning Hog BBQ and the Blind Munchies\ncoffeehouse will be se rving up espresso\, coffee\, and soda drinks. Look for imported items from the\nPhilippines and India\, band merchandise\, raffle drawings\, henna t attoos and an art mural. This event is\nbroadcast live over Street Level\' s own Burning Dog Radio - 101.7 FM.\nShow up at the north lawn of the UW-S tout Johnson Fieldhouse on September 11th anytime between 2\n-10:30pm\nAs always\, 100% of the funds raised from the event go to our overseas missio ns work in the Philippines.\nThrough this successful event\, Street Level Ministries has been able to help establish a school in rural\nPhilippines\ , as well as affect the lives of hundreds of persecuted tribal people in I ndia.\nFor further information\, contact: streetlevel@uwstout.edu\n*Furthe r information about the bands may be found at the following websites:\nZoo Animal- www.myspace.com/zooanimalsound\nBlank Page Empire- www.myspace.co m/blankpageempire\nBensonwells- www.myspace.com/bensonwells\nSilent Substi tute- www.myspace.com/silentsubstitute\nThe Unfortunate- www.myspace.com/t heunfortunateband DTEND:20100912T053000 DTSTART:20100911T210000 LOCATION:UW Stout Johnson Field House North Lawn SUMMARY:Yeshuapolooza 2010-- A Free Block Party URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=425 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-8028lbvF5Z@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:Saturday September 25th 10am-3pm\n\nJoin our public bake sale & community fun! Frosty and delicious cupcakes will be on sale to help ra ise money for our shelter! Onsite will be Quick-draw Artist JIM BOORAS! Ha ve a portrait of yourself\, your family\, and/or your pet(s) drawn right b efore your eyes! Cost per pet/person: $5.00 (portraits can be drawn from p hotographs)\n\nCupcake Catfight Challenge begins at 1pm. Cheer on our volu nteers as they bake to become winner of the SHP “Best Cupcake”. Thereâ €™s no cheatin’ here with our special celebrity judges Sandra Ploy\, The Milwaukee Cupcake Queen and Loyal Mehnert\, PETA’S 2010 Sexiest Vegetar ian! \n\nProceeds go directly to the care of our cats\, so come join us f or the last summer fundraiser! Eating cupcakes for charity? It’s a no-br ainer!\n\nFor more info email sycatic1@aol.com\n\nSecond Hand Purrs 4300 S . Howell Ave www.secondhandpurrs.org\n DTEND:20100925T220000 DTSTART:20100925T170000 LOCATION:Second Hand Purrs SUMMARY:Cupcakes & Caricatures URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=426 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-8034Btg0ui@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:With the hectic pace of work\, family and other pressing issues filling their lives\, women often neglect to look after the person someti mes most in need of attention – themselves.\n\nThis “Women’s Fitness & Wellness Retreat” offers busy women a chance to relax\, refresh and r elocate balance in their lives. Filled with fitness opportunities\, nutrit ion counseling and emotional health education\, the event will allow women to focus time and energy on their own well-being.\n\nThe retreat leaders are Sandi Vande Berg\, an ACE Certified Personal Trainer and nutritionist with T3 Fitness\, Wauwatosa\, and Lucia Micheli\, a psychotherapist and ch emical dependency specialist with Trillium Care Group\, Elm Grove. \n\n“ Many women spend their time taking care of others\, whether with family or at work\, and rarely devote time or resources to themselves\,” Micheli said. “This retreat will offer women the chance to engage in self-care f ocused on their mental and physical needs\, while sharing ideas and experi ences with other women who are interested in positive life choices.”\n\n The retreat aims to rekindle participants’ passion for fitness\, refresh their spirits and cultivate balance in their lives. Vande Berg will lead workouts across a variety of exercise regimens and techniques\, and teach a seminar on nutrition. Micheli will engage participants in discussions on emotional health and personal success.\n\n“The connection between physi cal and mental health is unmistakable\, and the retreat program is built a round strengthening this connection\,” Vande Berg said. “Our goal is t o provide a \ncomplete\, well-rounded experience that sends our participan ts home with a renewed sense of energy and purpose.”\n\nThe retreat cost is $375 per person\, which includes lodging\, all activities and most mea ls. Participants enjoying the weekend have the option of finishing it at t heir own expense with a spa experience at Sundara Spa or a round of golf a t Wilderness Golf Course.\n\nInterested participants can register or get m ore information at www.t3-fitness.com\, or via Facebook in the “Events†ť section of www.facebook.com/T3Fitness.\n DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20101001 LOCATION:Wilderness on the Lake RRULE:FREQ=DAILY;INTERVAL=1;UNTIL=20101003T070000Z SUMMARY:Women\'s Fitness & Wellness Retreat URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=427 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-8039g6cS25@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:The Historic Indian Agency House wraps up its popular “Their Side of the Story” speaker series this month. The fourth and final insta llment will take place on Tuesday\, September 28 at 6:30PM. \nAt this time \, UW-Madison Senior Academic Librarian Janice Rice will present “Ho-Chu nk Leadership: Yesterday and Today.” Ms. Rice will discuss historic and modern traditions of governance and decision-making within the Ho-Chunk cu lture\, including the clan system and traditional leadership roles held by Ho-Chunk women. The presentation will also briefly touch on the 1934 Ind ian Reorganization Act and its effect on Ho-Chunk governance and leadershi p. In light of America’s enduring debate over how power should be distri buted within our own government\, Rice’s topic is sure to spark cultural comparisons\, thought and reflection. Rice\, a Ho-Chunk nation member\, serves on a variety of national\, state\, inter-tribal\, and city-tribal o rganizations. Additionally\, for ten years she served on the Wisconsin His torical Society Board of Curators\, and is now Curator Emeritus. \n\nThe m useum and visitor’s center exhibits\, always free to the public\, will b e open 5PM until the lecture begins\, and a guided tour of the Historic In dian Agency House itself will also be offered immediately prior to the lec ture\, at 5:30PM\, for a minimal fee. Light refreshments will be provided for lecture guests.\n\nEach installment of this educational series is free to the public and only possible because of a generous grant from the Grea t Circle Foundation\, Inc. of East Northport\, New York. For further infor mation on this and other Agency House programming\, call(608) 742-6362. DTEND:20100929T030000 DTSTART:20100929T013000 LOCATION:Historic Indian Agency House SUMMARY:\'Their Side of the Story\': Ho-Chunk Speaker Series\, Part 4 of 4 URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=428 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-8045uGwm1E@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:For most people\, Social Security is a simple equation. They wo rk. They pay in. They retire. They collect benefits.\n\nIn truth\, Social Security offers many opportunities for retired workers to supplement their income further. A well-planned strategy can increase the benefit levels t hat recipients get from the longstanding federal program\, which celebrate s its 75th anniversary this year.\n\n“Savvy Social Security Planning\,†ť will examine strategies to boost Social Security income under the progra m’s benefit guidelines. The seminar will examine how payments are calcul ated and the effect of other income on benefits.\n\n“Most workers pay in to Social Security all their lives and plan to collect benefits immediatel y upon retiring\,” said Terry Jannsen\, CPA\, CFP®\, and President of J annsen & Company\, S.C.\, who will lead the seminar. “However\, for thos e willing to consider alternative strategies\, Social Security offers many opportunities to build a greater benefit down the road while still collec ting income to maintain their lifestyle.”\n\nFor example\, few probably know that any spouse – even divorced spouses – can collect 50 percent of the benefit on their spouse’s record. By collecting just this benefit upon retirement\, and delaying collection of their full personal benefit for a few years\, retirees can realize a significant gain in their final b enefit levels.\n\nThe seminar will also address many public perceptions †“ and misperceptions – about the health and longevity of the Social Secu rity program.\n\nThe Sept. 28 seminar is free\, but attendees are asked to donate $10 to the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation. Reservations are requested\, and can be made by calling Darlene at (262) 513-9292.\n\nFoun ded in 1975\, Jannsen & Company is a full-service certified public account ing and business resources firm with more than 30 professionals and employ ees. Besides a full range of CPA and payroll processing services\, Jannsen & Company advises businesses on information technology and human resource s.\n DTEND:20100928T153000 DTSTART:20100928T143000 LOCATION:Jannsen & Company\, S.C. SUMMARY:Savvy Social Security Planning URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=429 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-8051HUrVEV@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:The Present Music annual Thanksgiving concert will feature the Bucks Native American drumming and singing group\, Milwaukee Children’s Choir\, Milwaukee Choral Artists and the Present Music Ensemble. The Milwa ukee Choral Artists and the Present Music Ensemble will present the Midwe st premiere of John Tavener’s ravishingly beautiful Come and Do Your Wil l in Me. Originally composed for unaccompanied men’s and women’s voice s\, Susan Hellauer\, founding member of Anonymous 4\, made this beautiful arrangement for women’s voices and the Chilingirian Quartet with Tavener \'s permission. MCC’s Jubilate group will be singing selections from Psa lm Trilogy by Srul Irving Glick featuring a string quintet by the PM Ensem ble.\n DTEND:20101122T010000 DTSTART:20101121T230000 LOCATION:Cathedral of St. John the Evangelist SUMMARY:Present Music\'s Thanksgiving Concert URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=430 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-8057FAF4ff@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:The Present Music Ensemble will perform with Margaret Leng Tan who has established herself as a major force within the American avant-gar de. She is a talented and visionary pianist whose work sidesteps perceived boundaries within the usual concert experience. Tan\, the first woman to earn a doctorate from Juilliard\, actively collaborated with John Cage and is recognized as the pre-eminent interpreter of Cage’s music. Tan is th e world’s first professional toy piano virtuoso. She will perform Ge Gan -ru’s Wrong\, Wrong\, Wrong!\, a melodrama for voice self-accompanied by a 17-piece toy orchestra. John Adams\' new string quartet and Erik Griswo ld\'s Old McDonald\'s yellow submarine will also be performed. DTEND:20110109T050000 DTSTART:20110109T023000 LOCATION:Turner Hall Ballroom SUMMARY:TOYS! Margaret Leng Tan URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=431 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-8062gLVTjM@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:The Present Music Ensemble will perform with Iva Bittová\, a C zech singer\, violinist and composer with irresistible charm\, original us e of voice\, and fondness of melodies that sit on the border of avant-gard e and folk music. Her compositions are highly abstract yet deeply rooted i n classical and gypsy music. The PM Ensemble will also perform Steve Reich \'s new sextet. DTEND:20110320T040000 DTSTART:20110320T013000 LOCATION:Humphrey Scottish Rite Masonic Center SUMMARY:D/IVA Iva Bittova URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=432 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-8067stESm5@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:Buffalo Nation (Bison bison) by composer and Milwaukee native J erome Kitzke and librettist Kathleen Masterson is one of the largest commi ssions in Present Music history. This piece will illuminate in music and t ext the huge\, varied and largely untold story of the American Bison from pre-history to the herd’s late 19th century decimation and on to present time. Buffalo Nation (Bison bison) is scored for solo singer\, four actor s\, 28 member sound effects chorus\, accordion\, banjo\, oboe\, clarinet\, trumpet\, violin\, cello\, bass\, Hammond organ w/Leslie speaker\, piano\ , and percussion.\n\nPerformances at 4:30p and 7:30p DTEND:20110508T043000 DTSTART:20110507T233000 LOCATION:Indian Community School SUMMARY:Buffalo Nation (Bison bison) URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=433 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-8072PFRge6@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:Singer\, composer and electronic instrument performer\, Amy X N euburg\, bridges the boundaries between classical\, experimental and popul ar music. Her wildly entertaining \'avant-cabaret\' songs combine her inte rests in language and theater\, expressive use of music technology\, and e xploration of multiple genres using the many colors of her four-octave voc al range. The Present Music Ensemble will also perform Kamran Ince\'s new quartet and Steve Reich\'s 2x5. DTEND:20110619T050000 DTSTART:20110619T023000 LOCATION:Turenr Hall Ballroom SUMMARY:Amy X Neuburg URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=434 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-8078nTTJpx@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:This outstanding juried craft fair features exceptional handcra fted items by over 180 Midwest Artisans and Crafters. The Fair directly b enefits students involved in the many wonderful fine arts at Brookfield Ea st High School. \nThe 35th Annual Holiday Arts and Crafts Fair—which s howcases a wide array of unique\, handcrafted items\, home & holiday acces sories\, jewelry\, apparel and hundreds of items perfect for gift giving a nd home decorating—is one of the largest Arts & Crafts Fairs in Wisconsi n. \nA delicious variety of luncheon items & desserts will also be avail able\, including luscious tortes. \nFree parking is available at the Hig h School\, and at the Highlander Elite Sports Club - 13825 W. Burleigh Roa d (free shuttle service provided). \nDue to space constraints\, we regre t that strollers will not be admitted.\n DTEND:20101114T230000 DTSTART:20101114T170000 LOCATION:Brookfield East High School SUMMARY:Holiday Craft Fair - Brookfield East High School Friends of Fine Ar ts URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=435 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-80839gjCCR@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:Strumming the strings of the piano like a harp and performing B eethoven and the Beatles on a toy piano are among the surprising scenes in Evans Chan\'s documentary\, which celebrates the trans-cultural career of Singapore-born\, New York-based pianist Margaret Leng Tan. DTEND:20101202T040000 DTSTART:20101202T020000 LOCATION:Todd Wehr Conference Center SUMMARY:Margaret Leng Tan: Sorceress of the New Piano Screening URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=436 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-8089t2MB4E@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:Women from all professions and walks of life are invited to an evening of networking\, fun and learning at a “Ladies Educational Night Out\,” Oct. 26 from 6 to 8 p.m. at the Radisson Hotel-Pewaukee.\n \nThe free event is sponsored by Jannsen & Company\, and will feature presentati ons addressing both physical and financial health. Wine\, food and other r efreshments will be served. The Radisson Hotel-Pewaukee is next to Thunder Bay Grille on Highway 164\, just north of Interstate 94.\n\nThe evening w ill begin with open networking\, and finish with educational offerings spe cifically oriented to women.\n\n“We’re very excited about the opportun ity to bring women together in a comfortable\, relaxed setting where they can create new relationships and learn about topics important to them\,” said Kathryn Braun of Jannsen & Company. “Our program is specifically d esigned around the interests of women\, and we want them to feel free to a sk questions and really enjoy themselves.”\n\nThe event will feature two keynote speakers. Eric Neff of John Hancock Funds will present “Women a nd Investing – Empowering Your Future.” Dr. Erin Juckem of Shepherd Ch iropractic will present “Journey to Better Health: Unleashing Your Inner Healing Potential.”\n\nBraun said that as more young women begin profes sional careers and earn good incomes\, understanding money management and financial planning takes on even greater importance. These duties have tra ditionally been handled by husbands\, she said\, but changing societal dyn amics have increasingly put financial decisions in women’s hands.\n\n“ Eric Neff’s presentation is about empowering women to take control of th eir financial futures\, and his approach is fun\, relaxed and interesting\ ,” Braun said. “It fits in perfectly with the spirit of the evening.†ť\n\nAlong with Jannsen & Company\, the “Ladies Educational Night Out” is co-hosted by John Hancock Funds\, Shepherd Chiropractic and Camie’s Hair Design of Pewaukee.\n\nFounded in 1975\, Jannsen & Company is a full- service certified public accounting and business resources firm with more than 30 professionals and employees. Besides a full range of CPA and payro ll processing services\, Jannsen & Company advises businesses on informati on technology\, human resources and wealth management.\n\nSecurities offer ed through 1st Global Capital Corp.\, Member FINRA\, SIPC. Investment Adv isory Services offered through 1st Global Advisors\, Inc.\, Jannsen Wealth Management\, S.C. and 1st Global Capital Corp. are unaffiliated entities. DTEND:20101027T030000 DTSTART:20101027T010000 LOCATION:Radisson Hotel - Pewaukee SUMMARY:Ladies Educational Night Out URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=437 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-8095SOkzvW@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:Walk beautiful downtown Lodi while sampling various wines. Sho ps open last so get some early holiday shopping done. Ticket on sale by c ontacting the Lodi Chamber of Commerce at 592-4412. DTEND:20101120T030000 DTSTART:20101120T000000 LOCATION:Lodi SUMMARY:Lodi Wine Walk URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=438 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-8100f0iMfL@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:Walk beautiful downtown Lodi while sampling various wines. Sho ps open last so get some early holiday shopping done. Ticket on sale by c ontacting the Lodi Chamber of Commerce at 592-4412. DTEND:20101120T030000 DTSTART:20101120T000000 LOCATION:Lodi SUMMARY:Lodi Wine Walk URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=439 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-8105CpvAVz@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:Walk beautiful downtown Lodi while sampling various wines. Sho ps open last so get some early holiday shopping done. Ticket on sale by c ontacting the Lodi Chamber of Commerce at 592-4412. DTEND:20101120T030000 DTSTART:20101120T000000 LOCATION:Lodi SUMMARY:Lodi Wine Walk URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=440 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-8110ngO3uL@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:Enjoy the day in downtown Lodi. Browse our warm and inviting s hops\, all decked out with the signs and aromas of the holiday season.\nHa ve breakfast with Santa\, Cooking Decorating with Mrs. Claus\, holiday bak e sale\, hay rides. DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20101120 LOCATION:Downtown Lodi SUMMARY:Christmas By The Creek URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=441 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-811505jD1u@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:Enjoy the day in downtown Lodi. Browse our warm and inviting s hops\, all decked out with the signs and aromas of the holiday season.\nHa ve breakfast with Santa\, Cooking Decorating with Mrs. Claus\, holiday bak e sale\, hay rides. DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20101120 LOCATION:Downtown Lodi SUMMARY:Christmas By The Creek URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=442 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-8120K5Gs7K@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:“Business Building Blocks\,” the latest educational offerin g from Pantheon BC\, will help new business owners increase their chances for early success by providing them with a foundation of applicable busine ss fundamentals.\nThe inaugural session of “Business Building Blocks” will be Dec. 10 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at Herzing University Brookfield\, 5 55 S. Executive Drive. The program will use a straightforward\, hands-on a pproach to give new and prospective entrepreneurs the business knowledge a nd confidence necessary to begin building their dream.\nThe curriculum wil l include a variety of lessons across several disciplines including strate gy\, finance\, accounting\, management\, sales\, and marketing. Breakout s essions will also address topics such as what type of business entity to c hoose\, how to file the initial paperwork\, and special considerations for home-based businesses. Elements of business planning\, budgeting\, and p rioritization will also be addressed.\n“Starting a business is a serious undertaking\, and the decisions made early on in the process significantl y impact an owner’s likelihood of success\,” said Timothy Lantz\, Pres ident of Pantheon BC. “Understanding business fundamentals – the â€�bu ilding blocks’ of your company – can help ensure the long-term success and stability of a new enterprise.” \n“Business Building Blocks” is the second of three planned multi-disciplinary programs by BC University\ , the education arm of Pantheon BC. Tuition for the all-day session is $30 0 per person.\nLantz is lead instructor at BC University. He brings more t han 15 years of combined sales\, business management and consulting experi ence in a variety of business segments. BC University’s “Business Arch itect” program\, geared toward businesses in operation for more than one year\, just completed its second run in October.\nWith a team of experien ced professionals at its helm\, Pantheon BC helps business clients improve their operations\, financial performance and stability by delivering inno vative and reliable solutions to meet their business needs. The company fo cuses on strategy\, data analysis\, training\, guidance and support to hel p customers build strong\, financially healthy businesses that stand the t est of time.\n DTEND:20101211T000000 DTSTART:20101210T160000 LOCATION:Herzing University Brookfield SUMMARY:Business Building Blocks URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=443 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-81260Ndh95@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:“Business Building Blocks\,” the latest educational offerin g from Pantheon BC\, will help new business owners increase their chances for early success by providing them with a foundation of applicable busine ss fundamentals.\nThe inaugural session of “Business Building Blocks” will be Dec. 10 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at Herzing University Brookfield\, 5 55 S. Executive Drive. The program will use a straightforward\, hands-on a pproach to give new and prospective entrepreneurs the business knowledge a nd confidence necessary to begin building their dream.\nThe curriculum wil l include a variety of lessons across several disciplines including strate gy\, finance\, accounting\, management\, sales\, and marketing. Breakout s essions will also address topics such as what type of business entity to c hoose\, how to file the initial paperwork\, and special considerations for home-based businesses. Elements of business planning\, budgeting\, and p rioritization will also be addressed.\n“Starting a business is a serious undertaking\, and the decisions made early on in the process significantl y impact an owner’s likelihood of success\,” said Timothy Lantz\, Pres ident of Pantheon BC. “Understanding business fundamentals – the â€�bu ilding blocks’ of your company – can help ensure the long-term success and stability of a new enterprise.” \n“Business Building Blocks” is the second of three planned multi-disciplinary programs by BC University\ , the education arm of Pantheon BC. Tuition for the all-day session is $30 0 per person.\nLantz is lead instructor at BC University. He brings more t han 15 years of combined sales\, business management and consulting experi ence in a variety of business segments. BC University’s “Business Arch itect” program\, geared toward businesses in operation for more than one year\, just completed its second run in October.\nWith a team of experien ced professionals at its helm\, Pantheon BC helps business clients improve their operations\, financial performance and stability by delivering inno vative and reliable solutions to meet their business needs. The company fo cuses on strategy\, data analysis\, training\, guidance and support to hel p customers build strong\, financially healthy businesses that stand the t est of time.\n DTEND:20101211T000000 DTSTART:20101210T160000 LOCATION:Herzing University Brookfield SUMMARY:Business Building Blocks URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=444 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-8131aj56mK@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:The economy of recent years has shaken many businesses to their core\, forcing them to refocus\, realign and reprioritize. As they face t he future with a wholly different perspective\, what is the “Reinventing Your Business for the Next Decade” will examine how companies can adapt to a changed marketplace by developing a defined mission\, vision and man agement strategy. The free event is from 8:30 to 10 a.m. at U.S. Bank Broo kfield Square\, 205 N. Moorland Road.\nThe seminar is the fourth offered b y Pantheon BC in conjunction with U.S. Bank. Previous workshops focused on business valuation\, growth strategy\, and using data analysis to drive b etter decision-making.\n“Reinventing Your Business for the Next Decade†ť will help business owners develop a sound platform that will allow them to adjust to the significant economic and market changes that are occurrin g. Many companies are experiencing huge shifts in their industries\, inclu ding changes in their customer base\, competitive environment\, financing capabilities and labor pool. This paradigm shift can leave owners and mana gers uncertain about how to adapt and begin growing again.\n“During econ omic booms companies with strong growth momentum can become over-confident and less proactive\,” said Timothy Lantz\, President of Pantheon BC\, w ho will lead the seminar. “When conditions change and growth slows or go es negative\, regaining momentum can be difficult. By re-evaluating goals\ , market characteristics\, management strategies and resource allocations\ , companies can begin to move forward again.” \nLantz\, the instructor\, has more than 15 years of combined sales\, management and consulting expe rience in a variety of business environments and industries. Pantheon BC f ocuses on strategy\, data analysis\, training\, guidance and support to he lp businesses build strong\, financially healthy operations that stand the test of time.\nInterested attendees are asked to RSVP by Dec. 1 to David Wahl\, U.S. Bank\, at (262) 780-5033 or david.wahl@usbank.com.\n DTEND:20101203T170000 DTSTART:20101203T153000 LOCATION:U.S. Bank Brookfield Square SUMMARY:Reinventing Your Business for the Next Decade URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=445 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-8137hbigwi@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:Join us for Madison\'s ultimate night out for young singles! Ti cket includes exclusive drink specials during mixer\, free appetizers\, li ve music from American Fiction\, and discounted tickets to the dueling pia no show immediately following the mixer at 9pm!\n\nJoin us for Madison\'s ultimate night out for young singles! This is your chance to get out and m ix and mingle with other local singles in a comfortable atmosphere. You\'l l find yourself making new connections\, flirting and having fun. Join us to network\, make new friends or connect with old friends. We will be feat uring live music from American Fiction\, a fun ice breaker game\, exclusiv e drink specials\, free appetizers and more! \n\nImmediatly following the event you and your new acquaintances can enjoy discounted tickets to Piano Fondue\, a dueling piano show. Their all request rock -n- roll show gives you the versatility of a DJ\, the quick wit of a stand-up comedy act and the entertainment value of a show band in one high energy performance that engages the audience like no other! \n\nTicket includes: \n*Admission to Singles Mixer Event from 7:00-8:30pm \n*Exclusive happy hour drink special s during event \n*Live music from American Fiction (http://americanfiction .bandcamp.com) \n*Discounted ($5.00) ticket to dueling piano show followin g event at 9:00pm \n\n*FYI This event will only happen if we have at least 20 attendees with close to even numbers of males and females. If we do no t reach 20\, you will be refunded your money in full. DTEND:20101120T033000 DTSTART:20101120T020000 LOCATION:The Brink Lounge Ste 105\, 701 E Washington Ave\, Madison\, W SUMMARY:Singles Mixer Event (Ages 23-37) URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=446 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-8142kRDrGu@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:Our dogwash fundraiser is Sunday\, Nov. 14th\, from 11:00 - 3:0 0 pm. \n\n$15.00 per wash and $10.00 per nail trim with all proceeds bein g donated to H.A.W.S. \n\nWe will have volunteers to wash you dog or you can do it yourself. No appointment needed.\n\nThank you\nPetlicious Dog B akery and Pet Spa DTEND:20101114T220000 DTSTART:20101114T180000 SUMMARY:H.A.W\'s Dog Wash at the Pet Spa URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=447 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-8147GRSgNt@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:Pewaukee\, Wis. – With the fiscal year-end approaching for ma ny businesses\, and a new one just around the corner\, a Dec. 14 seminar a t Jannsen + Company will help companies maximize their productivity with t he popular QuickBooks accounting software.\n \n“QuickBooks Fundamentalsâ €ť will explain the most important steps to effectively using QuickBooks. Topics will include setting up a company within the program\, recording in come and expenses\, reconciling bank statements\, and creating reports. Th e seminar will open with a brief primer on accounting basics\, such as acc ounting methods\, reviewing a chart of accounts\, and understanding accoun ting terms.\n\nThe cost of “QuickBooks Fundamentals” is $25 per person .\n \nNicole Schmitz\, a QuickBooks ProAdvisor with Jannsen + Company\, wi ll lead the seminar. Schmitz’s ProAdvisor certification recognizes her e xpertise in working with businesses to customize QuickBooks for their spec ific needs\, and helping them get the most from the Intuit software progra m. The holder of a master’s degree in professional accountancy\, Schmitz is also a practicing accountant in the areas of audits and corporate taxe s.\n\n“QuickBooks is a great program that\, when set up and used correct ly\, can save businesses a tremendous amount of time and money\,” Schmit z said. “This seminar will cover the parts of QuickBooks that every user should know and be working with\, so that they can confidently close out their 2010 finances and have their books ready for a fresh start in 2011.â €ť\n\nReservations for “QuickBooks Fundamentals” are required\, and ca n be made by contacting Andrea Sheffield at (262) 513-9292 or by e-mailing marketing@jannsen.com.\n\nFounded in 1975\, Jannsen + Company is a full-s ervice certified public accounting and business resources firm with more t han 30 professionals and employees. Besides a full range of CPA and payrol l processing services\, Jannsen + Company advises businesses on informatio n technology\, human resources and wealth management. Securities offered t hrough 1st Global Capital Corp.\, Member FINRA\, SIPC. Investment Advisor y Services offered through 1st Global Advisors\, Inc.\, Jannsen Wealth Man agement\, S.C. and 1st Global Capital Corp. are unaffiliated entities.\n DTEND:20101214T190000 DTSTART:20101214T150000 LOCATION:Jannsen Center SUMMARY:QuickBooks Fundamentals URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=448 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-81520wdWh3@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:Join us on Thursday\, December 2 from 6 to 9 PM as the Historic Indian Agency House once again rings in the Portage holidays with a nosta lgic celebration of the season.\n\nMingle with old friends and meet new on es\, enjoy musical entertainment by the Portage High School Saxophone Trio at 7:30PM\, indulge in a variety of festive refreshments and even begin y our Christmas shopping with a perusal of oru distincitive array of \'SILEN T Night AUCTION\' items.\n\nItems and packages include a special \'Lunch f or the History Books\'\, where 6 folks will enjoy a catered lunch in the 1 832 Historic Indian Agency House formal dining room\, served by historic c haracters in costume\, with live musical entertainment to set the mood. Th e first meal to be eaten in the museum house for over FORTY YEARS!\n\nAll proceeds benefit the continued operation and preservation of the Historic Indian Agency House. DTEND:20101203T040000 DTSTART:20101203T010000 LOCATION:Historic Indian Agency House SUMMARY:Christmas at the Kinzies URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=449 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-8158xOaXXW@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:This year’s Kiddie Christmas will be held Wednesday\, Decembe r 1st\, from 4 to 6PM in the Agency House Visitors’ Center. Participants at this FREE event will help decorate the Agency House tree by making old -fashioned Christmas ornaments\, and will also get to assemble and decorat e a cozy bird house to take home. Apple cider and Christmas treats will re fresh young guests\, who will also enjoy a visit from Santa Claus--so brin g along your wish list! All activity materials will be distributed on a fi rst-come\, first-serve basis\, so get there early for all the fun! DTEND:20101202T010000 DTSTART:20101201T230000 LOCATION:Historic Indian Agency House SUMMARY:KIDDIE CHRISTMAS URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=450 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-8163sJIT7O@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:If you only go to one fishoree this year\, this is the one YOU WANT TO BE AT! \n\nANNUAL ICE FISHOREE - Fishing registration begins at 6 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. at Smokey\'s Muskie Shop launch off Lakeview Blvd. Cash prizes paid for fish that place in several categories. MAIN EVENT is being held at Curly\'s Waterfront Pub & Grill located at W272 N2696 Lakeview Bl vd. MEAT RAFFLES RUNNING ALL DAY LONG - beginning at 9 a.m. Pork Loins (40 lb\'s)\, Super Meat Raffles and Fill Your Freezer events happening! We\'re selling Badger Bucks! This is the deal of the day.. purchase 50.00 in Bad ger Bucks and we will give you an additional 5.00 to spend on the raffles free! MAIN RAFFLE drawing held at 5 p.m. Cash prizes for 1st thru 4th plac e with many many more prizes being awarded. Many different side raffles ru nning all day as well. Tickets are available for the main raffle at the do or. 6 for 5.00 or 1.00 each COME JOIN THE FUN and AND GO HOME A WINNER!!! DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20110212 LOCATION:Curly\'s Waterfront Sports Bar and Grill RRULE:FREQ=DAILY;INTERVAL=1;UNTIL=20110212T070000Z SUMMARY:Badger Fisherman\'s League 74th Annual Ice Fisheree URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=451 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-8170X0GouI@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:This course runs:\nSaturdays and Sundays\n9:00am - 6:00pm\nJan 22 - Feb 6\, 2011\n\nOxford Seminars is the leading provider of TESOL/TESL /TEFL certification in Milwaukee\, Wisconsin. Join thousands of our gradua tes and teach English in dozens of countries around the world. \nFor more information about our course or to find a free information session near yo u\, please visit our website or call us at 1-800-779-1779 DTEND:20110123T010000 DTSTART:20110122T160000 LOCATION:Cardinal Stritch University RRULE:FREQ=WEEKLY;INTERVAL=1;BYDAY=SA,SU;UNTIL=20110206T070000Z SUMMARY:Teach English Abroad URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=452 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-8175Vdi1S8@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:Join Present Music and Gallery 218 during the Third Ward Galler y Night on Friday\, April 15. Stop by Gallery 218 for contemporary art and Amy X Neuburg music and videos! Amy X Neuburg June 18 concert tickets wil l be sold at half price during this event!\n DTEND:20110416T040000 DTSTART:20110416T000000 LOCATION:Gallery 218 in the Marshall Building SUMMARY:\'Amy X Neuburg\' Gallery Night URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=476 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-8181OdvVkW@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:A great time to shop for Spring!\n\nFeatured Vendors: \nNorwex \nScentsy \nMary Kay \nPartyLite \nThirty-One \nWild Tree \nCookie Lee \nJ ust Jewelry \nTupperware \nStampin Up! \nMICHE Bag’s \nUsborne Books \nD iscovery Toys \nAt Home America \nTastefully Simple \n\nParking and admiss ion is FREE! \n DTEND:20110507T200000 DTSTART:20110507T163000 LOCATION:Holiday Inn SUMMARY:Think Spring Vendor Fair URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=477 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-8186VH2LiV@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:We are also pleased to announce the pre-release screening of th e independent film Good Meat by filmmaker Sam Hurst. Good Meat advocates t he health properties of a buffalo meat diet. It follows a Lakota man on th e Pine Ridge Indian Reservation who attempts to eat the diet of his ancest ors. The film is about more than food or buffalo\; it is about finding one ’s history. The film will be shown to the public at the UW-Milwaukee Stu dent Union Theater. Fred Dubray and Kathleen Masterson will introduce the film and lead a talk-back session after the film. DTEND:20110429T043000 DTSTART:20110429T020000 LOCATION:UW-Milwaukee Union Theater SUMMARY:Documentary screening event: independent film Good Meat followed by talkback with Fred Dubray and Kathleen Masterson. URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=454 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-8191vpvHhz@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:A second panel discussion on ecology and bison management will outline and investigate the recent history of the buffalo in America. Note d geographers Frank and Deborah Popper will concentrate on the Buffalo Com mons concept\, a proposal to create a nature reserve in the central plains . The Poppers describe the Buffalo Commons as a metaphor that encompasses environmental\, historical\, legal\, philosophical\, cultural\, and religi ous traditions in the process of regional planning. The second program wil l also include Fred Dubray\, a member of the Cheyenne River Sioux Tribe\, who will stress the importance of the bison to native heritage. The owner of a buffalo ranch in South Dakota\, Mr. Dubray represents the work of the Intertribal Bison Cooperative and the collective efforts of American Indi ans to act as stewards to prairie and bison restoration. Kathleen Masterso n will introduce this program in order to contextualize her work with Jero me Kitzke. Brian Russart\, Natural Areas Manager for the Milwaukee County Parks\, will act as a responding panelist fielding questions about prairie restoration and reintroduction of native plants in the local area. DTEND:20110430T193000 DTSTART:20110430T173000 LOCATION:Schlitz Audubon Nature Center SUMMARY:Panel discussion: Dr. Frank Popper\, Dr. Deborah Popper\, Fred Dubr ay\, and Kathleen Masterson will discuss bison reintegration\, prairie eco logy\, and the context for the musical work Buffalo Nation (Bison bison). Respondent Brian Russart from Milwaukee Coun URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=455 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-8197MXASWF@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:Since 1994\, Gathering on the Green has become Southeastern Wis consin\'s premier summer spot to enjoy the performing arts. Set in scenic Mequon Rotary Park\, the multiple day festival offers the opportunity to e njoy the best of Milwaukee\'s performing arts\, while gazing under the sum mer stars. Gathering on the Green\'s vision is to introduce new audiences\ , families and children to the performing arts. It\'s important to continu ally bring new audiences to the performing arts to keep them alive and vib rant for the future. DTEND:20110715T060000 DTSTART:20110715T020000 LOCATION:Rotary Park-Mequon RRULE:FREQ=DAILY;INTERVAL=1;UNTIL=20110716T070000Z SUMMARY:Gathering on the Green URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=456 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-8203vpF3tX@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:An event to benefit local performing arts non-profit\, Gatherin g on the Green. Come sample delicious food and watch cooking demonstration s from Pfister Hotel\, Milwaukee ChopHouse\, Zaffiros\, and more. Try out a yoga class led by instructors from Elite Sports Clubs\, or try out the c ardiotheater at Elite Sports Clubs-Mequon. Bid on silent auction items fro m local businesses\, perfect for adding romance to your life with your fav orite \'Bachelor\' or loved one. Then\, Elizabeth Gilbert\, bestselling au thor of \'Eat\, Pray\, Love\' will discuss her latest book\, \'Committed\' and take your questions. A signed paperback copy of \'Committed\' is incl uded with your ticket! (Books distributed at event.) Tickets $29 in advanc e\, and $35 at the door day of event. Buy online\, at Next Chapter Booksho p in Mequon\, or at all Elite Sports Clubs locations. DTEND:20110213T230000 DTSTART:20110213T190000 LOCATION:Elite Sports Club- Mequon SUMMARY:An Afternoon with Elizabeth Gilbert\, bestselling author of “Eat\ , Pray\, Love” and “Committed” URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=457 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-8208OTgRMM@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:Join us for the 3rd Annual 2-3-4 Wheel Poker Run with all proce eds donated to the The LeRoy Butler Foundation. The LBF provides direct fi nancial support to women diagnosed with breast cancer.\n\n$25/single\, $40 /couple \nPre-registration 5-7 p.m. Friday 07/22 at Woodeye\'s\nDay of Rid e registration: 10:30 a.m. \nRide is from 11:30-5:00 pm and is about 100 miles followed by end of ride meal \nDoor prizes\, raffles\, music and mor e.\n\nAll makes and models welcome!\n\nSee our website: www.wisconsinroadr un.com \n\n \n DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20110723 LOCATION:Woodeye\'s Bar & Grill SUMMARY:2-3-4 Wheel Poker Run - Wisconsin Road Run URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=458 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-8214jfvpjb@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:Summerfest is excited to present the inaugural Summerfest Rock â€�n Sole Run on July 10\, 2011 at 8:00AM. The Summerfest Rock â€�n Sole Run is comprised of a thrilling half marathon and a 10k run that starts an d finishes at Summerfest\, the World’s Largest Music Festival. This e vent presents an incredible first time opportunity for athletes to run ove r a stretch of the Daniel Hoan Memorial Bridge. Runners will enjoy sceni c views of Lake Michigan\, downtown Milwaukee and the Summerfest grounds f rom the bridge and throughout the course. A total of $22\,000 in cash pri zes will be awarded to the top 10 male and female runners in each race\, w ith the top men and women payouts starting at $2\,500 and $1\,250 respecti vely. Net proceeds from the Summerfest Half Marathon and 10K Run will equ ally benefit Ronald McDonald House Charities of Eastern Wisconsin\, Inc. a nd Milwaukee World Festival\, Inc.\; both are 501(c)(3) organizations. \n \nVisit Rocknsolerun.com and join us for a unique experience that will bri ng music\, running and fun together at the World’s Largest Music Festiva l! DTEND:20110710T190000 DTSTART:20110710T150000 LOCATION:Summerfest / Henry Maier Festival Park SUMMARY:Summerfest Rock \'n Sole Half Marathon and 10K Run URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=459 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-8220otRLuk@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:Unique Marketplace Featuring Local Artists and Farmers Presenti ng their Goods in a Natural Setting\nFree Admission Free Parking\n\'Walk through the Homestead\'\nArtisans-Antiques-Vintage-Upcycled-\nUnique-One o f a Kind Treasures-Fresh Farm Products DTEND:20110917T230000 DTSTART:20110917T160000 LOCATION:150 year old Farm Homestead-2 miles East of Holy Hill Basilica RRULE:FREQ=DAILY;INTERVAL=1;UNTIL=20110918T070000Z SUMMARY:Holy Hill Art & Farm Market URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=460 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-8226VglCfz@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:Unique Marketplace Featuring Local Artists and Farmers Presenti ng their Goods in a Natural Setting\nArtisans-Antiques-Vintage-Upcycled-\n Unique Furniture-One of a Kind Treasures\nFree Admissions Free Parking\n\' Walk through the Homestead\'\n DTEND:20111015T230000 DTSTART:20111015T160000 LOCATION:150 year Old Farm Homestead-2 miles East of Holy Hil Basilica RRULE:FREQ=DAILY;INTERVAL=1;UNTIL=20111016T070000Z SUMMARY:Holy Hill Art & Farm Market URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=461 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-8231TuCvUC@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:Bottomless hors d\'oeuvres\, dance floor\, beer & refreshments included\, cash bar for wine & spirits. Performance by 5 Card Studs DTEND:20110313T063000 DTSTART:20110313T020000 LOCATION:Elite Sports Club-Brookfield SUMMARY:3RD ANNUAL ELITE BASH URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=462 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-8238MheerB@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:The MBA’s Parade of Homes is the longest running Parade of Ho mes in the country. It showcases the latest in design trends\, technology and innovate building practices. The Parade is open 7 days a week. Check o ut the MBA website for more details! \n\nThe Parade is open 11:00AM-5:00PM weekends and 4:00PM-8:00PM weeknights DTEND:20110821T000000 DTSTART:20110820T180000 LOCATION:Waterstone\, Hawk\'s Meadow\, Bluffs of Oak Creek RRULE:FREQ=WEEKLY;INTERVAL=1;BYDAY=SA,SU;UNTIL=20110911T070000Z SUMMARY:2011 Parade of Homes URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=463 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-8244g2e6cU@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:The MBA’s Parade of Homes is the longest running Parade of Ho mes in the country. It showcases the latest in design trends\, technology and innovate building practices. The Parade is open 7 days a week. Check o ut the MBA website for more details! \n\nThe Parade runs 11:00AM-5:00PM we ekends and 4:00PM-8:00PM weeknights DTEND:20110823T030000 DTSTART:20110822T230000 LOCATION:Waterstone\, Hawk\'s Meadow\, Bluff of Oak Creek RRULE:FREQ=WEEKLY;INTERVAL=1;BYDAY=MO,TU,WE,TH,FR,SA;UNTIL=20110909T070000Z SUMMARY:2011 Parade of Homes URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=464 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-8251Rnc6HF@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:The MBA’s Parade of Homes is the longest running Parade of Ho mes in the country. It showcases the latest in design trends\, technology and innovate building practices. The Parade is open 7 days a week. Check o ut the MBA website for more details! \n\nThe Parade runs 11:00AM-5:00PM we ekends and 4:00PM-8:00PM weeknights DTEND:20110823T030000 DTSTART:20110822T230000 LOCATION:Waterstone\, Hawk\'s Meadow\, Bluff of Oak Creek RRULE:FREQ=WEEKLY;INTERVAL=1;BYDAY=MO,TU,WE,TH,FR,SA;UNTIL=20110909T070000Z SUMMARY:2011 Parade of Homes URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=465 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-8257LaUvWj@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:If you’re thinking of starting\, improving or expanding a bus iness\, this conference is for you! The 2011 Women’s Business Conference will connect you with the resources you need to be a success. At this ful l-day conference\, you’ll learn from established members of the business community in Western Wisconsin\, talk to business assistance providers\, and network with hundreds of like-minded entrepreneurs.\n\nMore than 90 bu sinesses and business resources will be on hand to display their services and products in the exhibitor hall. Sixteen educational sessions and round tables will cover a wide range of business topics. One-on-one counseling i s available for you to discuss your specific business ideas with industry experts. This is the only conference of its kind in Wisconsin – just one day of education and networking could make an enormous impact on your fut ure.\n DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20110421 LOCATION:Plaza Hotel & Suites SUMMARY:2011 Women’s Business Conference URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=466 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-8262okc5Vj@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:Over the last couple of years\, everyone has heard about the op portunities to do business with both federal and state governments. This c onference will bring together both federal and state representatives as we ll as some of their successful contractors to give you a practical guide i n doing business with the various governments. Who should attend – any small business that is interested in entering or expanding their Governmen t sales.\nTopics will include:\n• How the State of Wisconsin Government Buys\n• How the Federal Government Buys\n• How to use Teaming and othe r Partnering in Government Contracting\n• Update on Current Federal Smal l Business Programs\n• Update on Current State Small Business Programs\n • Financial Resources for Small Business\n• A Mentoring Panel – Lear ning from those that have SUCCEEDED\nWe are also pleased to welcome Paul P ierAgostini from Northwire in Osceola as our guest speaker and panel moder ator.\n DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20110421 LOCATION:Plaza Hotel & Suites SUMMARY:Growth Strategies and a Practical Guide to Government Contracting URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=467 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-8267g00UUw@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:We Welcome you to our First Annual “ Think Spring Craft and G ift Fair” a tradition in the making. Over 55 vendors showcasing their un ique and quality handmade crafts along with local vendors showing their wa res for the Spring Season\, with Easter and Mothers Day just around the co rner\, come out and experience a family day.\n\nFrom floral to photo and e verything in-between you are sure to find a special gift or home accent th at will get you in the mood to decorate for spring inside and out.\nEvent Location: American Serb Hall\nAddress: 5101 W Oklahoma Ave\n\nAdmissio n: Adults $2\, 12 and Under Free\n\nOne Day Event: Sunday April 3\, 2011 \n\nShow Times: 9:00A – 4:00 P *Inside Rain or Shine\n\nLandmarks: St. Lukes Hospital\n DTEND:20110403T230000 DTSTART:20110403T160000 LOCATION:Serb Hall ( Wisconsin Hall) SUMMARY:Think Spring Craft & Gift Fair - Serb Hall URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=468 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-8272vIIxEX@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:14 South Artists will present its fourth annual Spring Art Show at the Candlewood Suites\, 5421 Caddis Bend\, Fitchburg\, WI (off Fish Ha tchery Rd behind Copps Supermarket) on Saturday\, April 16 and Sunday\, Ap ril 17. Highly skilled artisans from 14 South Artists will display a wide variety of quality fine art during the two-day show. Categories include painting\, mixed media\, photography\, pottery\, jewelry\, glass art/fused glass\, fiber arts\, etc. DTEND:20110416T230000 DTSTART:20110416T170000 LOCATION:Candlewood Suites SUMMARY:14 South Artists Spring Art Show URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=469 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-82782Owdh5@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:The Easter Bunny\'s at Shoppes at Wood Ridge mall in Marshfield \, WI from 12 noon to 4pm starting today & every Sat. & Sun. until Christm as. You can visit with him and get a treat\, or have your picture taken w ith him by a professional photographer. DTEND:20110409T230000 DTSTART:20110409T190000 LOCATION:Shoppes at Wood Ridge mall in Marshfield\, WI RRULE:FREQ=WEEKLY;INTERVAL=1;BYDAY=SA,SU;UNTIL=20110424T070000Z SUMMARY:Easter Bunny Arrives URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=470 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-8284daEASi@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:Home and Garden Show Friday (optional 10-8)\, Saturday (10-6) a nd Sunday (11-5). Repairs\, Building\, Design and Decor. Many vendors & d isplays. FREE! Amish candies & baked goods on sale too on Fri. & Sat.\n DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20110429 LOCATION:Shoppes At Wood Ridge mall in Marshfield\, WI RRULE:FREQ=DAILY;INTERVAL=1;UNTIL=20110501T070000Z SUMMARY:Home and Garden Show URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=471 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-8290m2inBM@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:Arts\, Crafts\, Stamping and Scrapping Show in the mall halls. Vendors with crafts\, arts\, & demos. DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20110415 LOCATION:Shoppes At Wood Ridge mall\, Marshfield\, WI RRULE:FREQ=DAILY;INTERVAL=1;UNTIL=20110417T070000Z SUMMARY:Arts\, Crafts\, Stamping and Scrapping Show URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=472 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-82974hRNVU@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:RUMMAGE-A-RAMA! is a two-day\, weekend shopping event held at t he Wisconsin Products Pavilion at Wisconsin State Fair Park\, featuring a collection of over 100 different rummage sales and a wide variety of items . To learn about the history of this Milwaukee tradition\, visit http://ru mmage-a-rama.com Admission is $4 or\, wth a donation of 2 canned goods\, $ 2. As always kids 12 and under get in FREE! Admission also gains you entry into our free HOURLY raffle so you can win prizes as you hunt for bargain s! Free parking is available in the NORTH lot (uphill walk required). Park ing inside the park is $5. \n\n»Find us on Facebook! http://facebook.com/ rummagearama \n\n»Follow us on Twitter! http://twitter.com/rummagearama DTEND:20110403T000000 DTSTART:20110402T160000 LOCATION:Wisconsin State Fair Park SUMMARY:Rummage-A-Rama! URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=473 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-8302NPCmJR@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:Canadian Christian Artist Downhere will perform with Rush Of Fo ols in a Concert to help Stamp Out Human Trafficking on Wednesday\, April 27th\, 2011. \nDoors open at 6:30\, concert starts at 7:00 P.M. \nTickets are $15 for individual\, $25 for VIP\, and $10 each for groups of 10 or mo re.\nPlease call 608-221-1528 for more information.\nPresented by We Inter nation non-profit charity to end Human Trafficking. Please help. DTEND:20110428T043000 DTSTART:20110428T013000 LOCATION:City Church SUMMARY:Concert To Stamp Out Human Trafficking URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=474 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-8307FmmxPH@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:Annual Independence Day Parade DTEND:20110626T230000 DTSTART:20110626T203000 SUMMARY:Hartland\'s Hometown Celebration Parade URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=478 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-8312UPwrX7@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:Annual Independence Day Parade DTEND:20110626T230000 DTSTART:20110626T203000 SUMMARY:Hartland\'s Hometown Celebration Parade URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=479 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-8318dog36a@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:The Kickapoo region will again celebrate Earth Day in the Reads town park in Readstown\, WI There will be several large tents and an indoo r community building. The Chautauqua Stage will host a Wine and Cheese Eve ning of Entertainment featuring\, among others\, compositions by Willian N eil and Alvin Felch. On Saturday the stage will host a number of speakers in the afternoon and feature music by the JFARS\, John Passi\, the Joe Cla rk Trio\, the Bad Axe Blues Band. The Children & Family Tent will host a w hole slew of things for kids to do (and adults as well) with puppetry and mask making by Madison\'s Mad Procession Puppeteers\, A Juggling workshop\ , Beekeeping and Terrarium demonstrations to name a few. Other tents will host Non-profits and For-profits presenting education and community engage ment opportunities in the Watershed.\nThis will be a wonderful evening and day full of music\, theater\, local food and conversation about how to be st care for our beautiful region and our one planet. Noon to midnight\, fr ee 608 735 4117\, kickapooearthday.wordpress.com/ DTEND:20110424T050000 DTSTART:20110423T170000 LOCATION:Readstown Park SUMMARY:Kickapoo Earth Day 2011 URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=480 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-83238U82a6@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:The Kickapoo region will again celebrate Earth Day in the Reads town park in Readstown\, WI There will be several large tents and an indoo r community building. The Chautauqua Stage will host a Wine and Cheese Eve ning of Entertainment featuring\, among others\, compositions by Willian N eil and Alvin Felch. On Saturday the stage will host a number of speakers in the afternoon and feature music by the JFARS\, John Passi\, the Joe Cla rk Trio\, the Bad Axe Blues Band. The Children & Family Tent will host a w hole slew of things for kids to do (and adults as well) with puppetry and mask making by Madison\'s Mad Procession Puppeteers\, A Juggling workshop\ , Beekeeping and Terrarium demonstrations to name a few. Other tents will host Non-profits and For-profits presenting education and community engage ment opportunities in the Watershed.\nThis will be a wonderful evening and day full of music\, theater\, local food and conversation about how to be st care for our beautiful region and our one planet. Noon to midnight\, fr ee 608 735 4117\, kickapooearthday.wordpress.com/ DTEND:20110424T050000 DTSTART:20110423T170000 LOCATION:Readstown Park SUMMARY:Kickapoo Earth Day 2011 URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=481 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-8328n0VOw8@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:Mayfest (Maifest auf Deutsch) celebrates the arrival of spring\ ; the festival will take place outside rain or shine from 12:00am until 7: 00pm. The party continues inside with live entertainment at 8:30pm. A wide selection of German food and bier to is available outside! (brats\, roast ed chicken\, pork shanks and pulled pork)\n\n• Free Kids Activities & ga mes\n• Maypole (15 ft high) with professional Morris dance troop to teac h us how to do the dances! Sessions at 3:30 & 4:30\n\nMaifest Entertainmen t Schedule:\n11:00-Noon: \n“A Walk in her shoes” is a charity walk e vent which starts & ends in the Essen Haus parking lot. It’ll be fun to watch men walk a mile in high-heels to support The Wisconsin Coalition Aga inst Domestic Violence.\nNoon-1:30 The Little Red Wolves\n2:00- 6:30 Copper Box \n8:30 Brew Haus Polka Kings\n DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20110507 LOCATION:Essen Haus & Come Back In SUMMARY:Maifest German Celebration of Spring Time @ Essen Haus URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=482 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-8334sisUOI@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:The Essen Haus is hosting a Wisconsin Coalition Against Domesti c Violence fundraising event. One of Madison’s first outdoor concert & p oker run events of 2011.\n\nThe Party – Saturday\, June 4th. Pre-registr ation begins May 20th. The poker run will be the best 5 card hand (3 bonus stamp locations). Rider may register 2 weeks in advance of concert date. The $15 ride fee ($25 for a couple) & raffle sales proceeds go to Wisconsi n Coalition Against Domestic Violence(WCADV). Register at the Come Back In in person or online at the WCADV website. Free outdoor concert event ope n to the public rain or shine\, families welcome (even if not participatin g in the ride). A wide selection of German food and bier to is available o utside! Some are brats\, roasted chicken\, BBQ ribs\, pulled pork & pork s hanks.\n\nRide stop locations:\n• Essen Haus/ Come Back In\n• Capital City Harley Davidson\n• Club LaMark\, Stoughton Road\n• Hoopsnakes\, Dane\n• Kurt’s on Main\, Cross Plains\n• Riley’s Tavern\n• Quake r Steak & Lube\, Middleton \nSchedule:\n9:00am – 11:00am: Registrat ion for the ride\n2:00pm – 7:00pm: The Invaders\n4:30: Deadline time to turn in poker hands\n4:45pm – 5:15pm: Poker Run & Raffle Prize Winner Announcements. Giveaways will be thrown from stage & roof to crowd. (Promo girls to throw)\n DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20110411 LOCATION:Essen Haus & Come Back In SUMMARY:Essen Haus Ride for a Reason Concert & Poker Run URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=483 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-8338FDO5lZ@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:The Essen Haus & Up North Bar are hosting a multiple band all d ay event. Opening up the deck and customer appreciation day party. Outdoor event. Great music\, great specials\, lots of giveaways. DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20110411 LOCATION:Up North Bar & Essen Haus SUMMARY:9 bands! Outdoor Memorial Day Concert URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=484 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-8343su9JRd@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:The Up North Bar is hosting a multiple band all day event. Open ing up the deck and customer appreciation day party. Outdoor event. Great music\, great specials\, lots of giveaways. DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20110530 LOCATION:Up North Bar & Essen Haus SUMMARY:9 bands! Outdoor Memorial Day Concert URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=485 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-8348AHob4l@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:Ride for a Reason Motorcycle Poker Run – June 4th \nThe Essen Haus is hosting a Wisconsin Coalition Against Domestic Violence fundraisi ng event. One of Madison’s first outdoor concert & poker run events of 2 011.\n\nThe Party – Saturday\, June 4th. Pre-registration begins May 20t h. The poker run will be the best 5 card hand (3 bonus stamp locations). R ider may register 2 weeks in advance of concert date. The $15 ride fee ($2 5 for a couple) & raffle sales proceeds go to Wisconsin Coalition Against Domestic Violence(WCADV). Register at the Come Back In in person or online at the WCADV website. Free outdoor concert event open to the public rain or shine\, families welcome (even if not participating in the ride). A wi de selection of German food and bier to is available outside! Some are bra ts\, roasted chicken\, BBQ ribs\, pulled pork & pork shanks.\n\nRide stop locations:\n• Essen Haus/ Come Back In\n• Capital City Harley Davidson \n• Club LaMark\, Stoughton Road\n• Hoopsnakes\, Dane\n• Kurt’s o n Main\, Cross Plains\n• Riley’s Tavern\n• Quaker Steak & Lube\, Mid dleton \n\nSchedule:\n9:00am – 11:00am: Registration for the ride\n 2:00pm – 7:00pm: The Invaders\n4:30: Deadline time to t urn in poker hands\n4:45pm – 5:15pm: Poker Run & Raffle Prize Wi nner Announcements. Giveaways will be thrown from stage & roof to crowd. (Promo girls to throw)\n\n DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20110604 LOCATION:Essen Haus & Come Back In SUMMARY:Essen Haus Ride for a Reason Concert & Poker Run 2011 URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=486 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-8354Z0wuD9@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:For most people\, Social Security is a simple equation. They wo rk. They pay in. They retire. They collect benefits.\n\nIn truth\, Social Security offers many opportunities for retired workers to supplement their income from the longstanding federal program. A well-planned strategy can significantly increase recipients’ benefit levels.\n\n“Savvy Social S ecurity Planning” will examine strategies to boost Social Security incom e under the program’s benefit guidelines. The seminar will explain how p ayments are calculated and the effect of other income on benefits.\n\n“M ost workers pay into Social Security all their lives and plan to collect b enefits immediately upon retiring\,” said Terry Jannsen\, CPA\, CFP®\, and President of Jannsen + Company\, S.C.\, who will lead the seminar. “ However\, for those willing to consider alternative strategies\, Social Se curity offers many opportunities to build a greater benefit later while st ill collecting income to maintain their lifestyle.”\n\nFor example\, few might know that a spouse – even divorced spouses – can collect half o f the benefit on their spouse’s record. By collecting just this benefit upon retirement\, and delaying their full personal benefit for a few years \, retirees can realize a significant gain in their final benefit levels. \n\nThe seminar will also address many public perceptions – and misperce ptions – about the health and longevity of the Social Security program. \n\nThe April 26 seminar is free\, but reservations are requested. Interes ted attendees should call Darlene at (262) 513-9292\, or e-mail wealthmgmt @jannsen.com.\n\nFounded in 1975\, Jannsen + Company is a full-service cer tified public accounting and business resources firm with more than 30 pro fessionals and employees. Besides a full range of CPA and payroll processi ng services\, Jannsen + Company advises businesses on information technolo gy\, human resources and wealth management. Securities offered through 1st Global Capital Corp.\, Member FINRA\, SIPC. Investment Advisory Services offered through 1st Global Advisors\, Inc.\n DTEND:20110427T013000 DTSTART:20110427T003000 LOCATION:Jannsen Center SUMMARY:Savvy Social Security Planning URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=487 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-8359vlBXe2@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:For most people\, Social Security is a simple equation. They wo rk. They pay in. They retire. They collect benefits.\n\nIn truth\, Social Security offers many opportunities for retired workers to supplement their income from the longstanding federal program. A well-planned strategy can significantly increase recipients’ benefit levels.\n\n“Savvy Social S ecurity Planning” will examine strategies to boost Social Security incom e under the program’s benefit guidelines. The seminar will explain how p ayments are calculated and the effect of other income on benefits.\n\n“M ost workers pay into Social Security all their lives and plan to collect b enefits immediately upon retiring\,” said Terry Jannsen\, CPA\, CFP®\, and President of Jannsen + Company\, S.C.\, who will lead the seminar. “ However\, for those willing to consider alternative strategies\, Social Se curity offers many opportunities to build a greater benefit later while st ill collecting income to maintain their lifestyle.”\n\nFor example\, few might know that a spouse – even divorced spouses – can collect half o f the benefit on their spouse’s record. By collecting just this benefit upon retirement\, and delaying their full personal benefit for a few years \, retirees can realize a significant gain in their final benefit levels. \n\nThe seminar will also address many public perceptions – and misperce ptions – about the health and longevity of the Social Security program. \n\nThe April 26 seminar is free\, but reservations are requested. Interes ted attendees should call Darlene at (262) 513-9292\, or e-mail wealthmgmt @jannsen.com.\n\nFounded in 1975\, Jannsen + Company is a full-service cer tified public accounting and business resources firm with more than 30 pro fessionals and employees. Besides a full range of CPA and payroll processi ng services\, Jannsen + Company advises businesses on information technolo gy\, human resources and wealth management. Securities offered through 1st Global Capital Corp.\, Member FINRA\, SIPC. Investment Advisory Services offered through 1st Global Advisors\, Inc.\n DTEND:20110427T013000 DTSTART:20110427T003000 LOCATION:Jannsen Center SUMMARY:Savvy Social Security Planning URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=488 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-83662einFS@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:If you have never attended a Woman in the Outdoors event\, you are in for a real treat! Come prepared to have fun in a relaxed\, non-comp etitive environment. Learning new outdoor skills\, meeting people with sim ilar interests\, and spending time with family and friends is what the Wom en in the Outdoors program is all about. Women are discovering that hobbie s such as fishing\, rock climbing\, hunting\, hiking\, biking\, golfing\, archery\, bird watching\, shooting\, camping\, and canoeing are enjoyable ways to reconnect with the special people in their lives. At this weekend event held women will receive expert instruction and a chance to try a var iety of outdoor activities. This annual event has won top honors at the NW TF National Convention 6 years running! Visit website at for registration information. DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20110819 LOCATION:LWBC RRULE:FREQ=DAILY;INTERVAL=3;UNTIL=20110821T070000Z SUMMARY:Women in the Outdoor\'s 3-Day Event URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=489 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-8371pSsFdJ@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:Vince Poscente has set world speed skiing records\, written a N ew York Times bestseller and been inducted into the Speaker Hall of Fame. What does he do for an encore?\n\nThe answer is unforgettable - and Jannse n + Company is creating the opportunity to hear firsthand.\n\nPoscente\, a n Olympian\, author\, successful entrepreneur and “Peak Performance Stra tegist\,” will present his unique formula for personal and professional success in “Down to BUSINESS – Up to SPEED.” Poscente will speak abo ut harnessing the speed of change to create competitive advantages and rac e ahead in both business and life.\n\nJannsen + Company is presenting Posc ente\, a five-time world record holder in speed skiing and member of the S peaker Hall of Fame in the U.S. and Canada. Admission is free. Pre-registr ation is required.\n\nPoscente is well-known for his animated\, inspiratio nal presentations that leave audiences energized and ready to tackle chall enges. Poscente shares proven strategies for attaining and sustaining peak performance\, culled from his experiences in Olympic competition and cons ulting businesses around the globe.\n\n“Vince Poscente is a dynamic\, en tertaining speaker who grabs his audience from the start and doesn’t let go\,” said Terry Jannsen\, CPA\, CFP®\, President of Jannsen + Company . “His background and experiences are remarkable\, and his message of em bracing change to help businesses and individuals grow is more important t han ever. We are extremely proud to bring him here for our clients and fri ends to enjoy and learn from.”\n\nPoscente transformed from recreational skier to Olympic competitor in just four years\, eventually hitting 135 m ph on the slopes. His approach is “Ignite your vision\, execute your str ategies and eclipse your competition.”\n\nSeating is limited. Attendees should call (262) 513-9292 or e-mail marketing@jannsen.com to reserve a sp ot.\n\nFounded in 1975\, Jannsen + Company is a full-service certified pub lic accounting and business resources firm with more than 30 professionals and employees. Besides a full range of CPA and payroll processing service s\, Jannsen + Company advises businesses on information technology\, human resources and wealth management. Securities offered through 1st Global Ca pital Corp.\, Member FINRA\, SIPC. Investment Advisory Services offered th rough 1st Global Advisors\, Inc.\n DTEND:20110517T173000 DTSTART:20110517T143000 LOCATION:Davian’s Banquet Center SUMMARY:Vince Poscente: Down to BUSINESS - Up to SPEED URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=490 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-8377fVvEVn@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:Vince Poscente has set world speed skiing records\, written a N ew York Times bestseller and been inducted into the Speaker Hall of Fame. What does he do for an encore?\n\nThe answer is unforgettable - and Jannse n + Company is creating the opportunity to hear firsthand.\n\nPoscente\, a n Olympian\, author\, successful entrepreneur and “Peak Performance Stra tegist\,” will present his unique formula for personal and professional success in “Down to BUSINESS – Up to SPEED.” Poscente will speak abo ut harnessing the speed of change to create competitive advantages and rac e ahead in both business and life.\n\nJannsen + Company is presenting Posc ente\, a five-time world record holder in speed skiing and member of the S peaker Hall of Fame in the U.S. and Canada. Admission is free. Pre-registr ation is required.\n\nPoscente is well-known for his animated\, inspiratio nal presentations that leave audiences energized and ready to tackle chall enges. Poscente shares proven strategies for attaining and sustaining peak performance\, culled from his experiences in Olympic competition and cons ulting businesses around the globe.\n\n“Vince Poscente is a dynamic\, en tertaining speaker who grabs his audience from the start and doesn’t let go\,” said Terry Jannsen\, CPA\, CFP®\, President of Jannsen + Company . “His background and experiences are remarkable\, and his message of em bracing change to help businesses and individuals grow is more important t han ever. We are extremely proud to bring him here for our clients and fri ends to enjoy and learn from.”\n\nPoscente transformed from recreational skier to Olympic competitor in just four years\, eventually hitting 135 m ph on the slopes. His approach is “Ignite your vision\, execute your str ategies and eclipse your competition.”\n\nSeating is limited. Attendees should call (262) 513-9292 or e-mail marketing@jannsen.com to reserve a sp ot.\n\nFounded in 1975\, Jannsen + Company is a full-service certified pub lic accounting and business resources firm with more than 30 professionals and employees. Besides a full range of CPA and payroll processing service s\, Jannsen + Company advises businesses on information technology\, human resources and wealth management. Securities offered through 1st Global Ca pital Corp.\, Member FINRA\, SIPC. Investment Advisory Services offered th rough 1st Global Advisors\, Inc.\n DTEND:20110517T173000 DTSTART:20110517T143000 LOCATION:Davian’s Banquet Center SUMMARY:Vince Poscente: Down to BUSINESS - Up to SPEED URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=491 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-8383DkvK8u@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:A Cinco de Mayo celebration with dancing\, food\, entertainment and auction items will highlight Pregnancy Support Connection’s 2011 An nual Gala Event\, May 5 at 5:30 p.m. at the Marriott West Hotel\, Pewaukee .\n\nThe event is the biggest fund-raiser of the year for Pregnancy Suppor t Connection\, Waukesha’s premier agency supporting healthy children and young mothers. Pregnancy Support Connection (PSC) works to stop the cycle of child abuse and neglect in Waukesha County and beyond. \n\nWaukesha St ate Bank and InPro Corp. are title sponsors for the 2011 Annual Gala Event . The festivities will include Mariachi bands\, professional dancers and s pecialty food and drinks.\n\n“We thank our sponsors and everyone plannin g to attend the 2011 Annual Gala Event for supporting our mission of helpi ng young mothers and their babies\,” said Anne T. Martinelli\, M.D.\, Pr esident of the PSC Board of Directors. “The need for our services has ne ver been greater\, and every day we strive to help our clients overcome tr emendous challenges and create safe\, nurturing homes for their children. This event provides the resources to get them off to a healthy start in li fe.” \n\nSponsorship opportunities for the Annual Gala Event are availab le\, with great feature benefits at each level. Attendance is $110 per per son\, or $800 for a table of eight. The Marriott West Hotel is located jus t northwest of Interstate 94 and Highway F. More details are available at http://pregnancy-support.org/2011-annual-gala-event.\n\nPregnancy Support Connection provided services to nearly 1\,000 individuals in 2010\, and he lped deliver hundreds of healthy babies. Many PSC clients come from homes where abuse\, neglect and poverty are common. More than 85 percent have ex perienced childhood sexual abuse. PSC focuses on helping to break the cycl e of abuse that shapes far too many young lives.\n\nPSC celebrated its 25t h anniversary last year\, and its Gala Event drew more than 250 attendees. Nearly 200 attended PSC’s first-ever Sweetheart Fashion Show in Februar y.\n\nPregnancy Support Connection – formerly known as UP Connection – provides comprehensive services\, intervention and counseling to help wom en deliver healthy babies and become stable\, self-sufficient parents. The organization’s motto\, “for Safe Babies\,” reflects its goal of hel ping mothers and babies develop strong\, nurturing relationships and chart a successful path in life.\n DTEND:20110506T040000 DTSTART:20110506T003000 LOCATION:Marriott Hotel West - Pewaukee SUMMARY:Pregnancy Support Connection 2011 Annual Gala Event URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=492 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-8388PP6OHO@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:Indoor Easter Hunt ~ kids can safely hunt for buried goodies in our packing peanut pit. 10:00-1:00 for babies through age 4\, 1:30 - 3:3 0 for ages 5 to 8. Every entry includes a ticket for entry to win one of several large plush bunnies. DTEND:20110423T223000 DTSTART:20110423T170000 LOCATION:East Town Mall Community Room SUMMARY:Indoor Easter Candy/Goodie Hunt URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=493 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-83940jLAxw@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:Browse a large assortment of home-made crafts & gifts (hats\, s carves\, tie dyed items\, blankets\, beaded hair clips\, embellished flip flops\, aprons\, etc.) as well as Avon\, Scentsy\, Just Jewelry\, Lia Soph ia\, Tupperware\, etc.\n\nFood will be offered for sale by local high scho ol students in the Upward Bound Program - proceeds will go to their schola rship funds. \n\nInterested sellers should contact Kristi @ 920-265-5972 DTEND:20110514T220000 DTSTART:20110514T160000 LOCATION:Eagles Club SUMMARY:Craft/Vendor Sale URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=494 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-8399uAHIig@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:PRO Alliance Resources Ongoing Professional Development present s\;\nBecome an Expert in Understanding Human Behavior Using DISC\n\nSpecia l Guest Speaker: Paul Parsons\, Certified FocalPoint Business Coach\n\nFri day April 29th from 8:30am-11:00am (8:30 networking\, 9:00-11:00 program) \n\nDoes your sales pitch have any structure? Do you currently adapt to t he person you are speaking with? If not\, you need this information! It will change your whole perception of selling from the buyer’s point of v iew. Understand the model of human behavior that helps people understand â €śwhy people do what they do”. \n\nThe dimensions of Dominance\, Influen ce\, Steadiness\, and Compliance make up the DISC model and interact with other factors to describe human behavior. You can Utilize the model and to ols to meet personal and organizational objectives\, improve communication \, and improve individual performance.\n\nOnly $30 general admission\; As always\, PRO events are Free to PRO Alliance members and first time guest s. \n\nRegister Today on MeetUp! http://www.meetup.com/Milwaukee-Business- Professionals/\n\nYou will be asked to complete a survey at the completion of the session. If you don\'t feel this was the most valuable use of you r time\, you will get your money back!\n\nPrior to the event\, please visi t the following website to complete the DISC profile and identify your uni que style. http://www.tonyrobbins.com/ue/disc-profile.php?redirected=1\n\n Seating is limited to the first 12 Action-Takers. Register Today on MeetUp !! \nhttp://www.meetup.com/Milwaukee-Business-Professionals/events/1731779 0/\n\nLocation\; Mequon Fiddleheads 10530 N. Port Washington Road\, Mequon \, WI 53092\n262-241-8819\n\nPlease share this event with your social medi a outlets and contacts\, but make sure you register first so you’re not left out. ď�Š Share with your LinkedIn network\; http://events.linkedin.co m/Become-Expert-Understanding-Human/pub/637764\n \nPlease contact Karin wi th any questions\; Karin@proalliances.com 414-687-9900\n DTEND:20110429T180000 DTSTART:20110429T153000 LOCATION:Fiddleheads Mequon SUMMARY:Become an Expert in Understanding Human Behavior Using DISC URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=495 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-8405lhF7NE@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:PRO Alliance Resources Ongoing Professional Development present s\;\nBecome an Expert in Understanding Human Behavior Using DISC\n\nSpecia l Guest Speaker: Paul Parsons\, Certified FocalPoint Business Coach\n\nFri day April 29th from 8:30am-11:00am (8:30 networking\, 9:00-11:00 program) \n\nDoes your sales pitch have any structure? Do you currently adapt to t he person you are speaking with? If not\, you need this information! It will change your whole perception of selling from the buyer’s point of v iew. Understand the model of human behavior that helps people understand â €śwhy people do what they do”. \n\nThe dimensions of Dominance\, Influen ce\, Steadiness\, and Compliance make up the DISC model and interact with other factors to describe human behavior. You can Utilize the model and to ols to meet personal and organizational objectives\, improve communication \, and improve individual performance.\n\nOnly $30 general admission\; As always\, PRO events are Free to PRO Alliance members and first time guest s. \n\nRegister Today on MeetUp! http://www.meetup.com/Milwaukee-Business- Professionals/\n\nYou will be asked to complete a survey at the completion of the session. If you don\'t feel this was the most valuable use of you r time\, you will get your money back!\n\nPrior to the event\, please visi t the following website to complete the DISC profile and identify your uni que style. http://www.tonyrobbins.com/ue/disc-profile.php?redirected=1\n\n Seating is limited to the first 12 Action-Takers. Register Today on MeetUp !! \nhttp://www.meetup.com/Milwaukee-Business-Professionals/events/1731779 0/\n\nLocation\; Mequon Fiddleheads 10530 N. Port Washington Road\, Mequon \, WI 53092\n262-241-8819\n\nPlease share this event with your social medi a outlets and contacts\, but make sure you register first so you’re not left out. ď�Š Share with your LinkedIn network\; http://events.linkedin.co m/Become-Expert-Understanding-Human/pub/637764\n \nPlease contact Karin wi th any questions\; Karin@proalliances.com 414-687-9900\n DTEND:20110429T180000 DTSTART:20110429T153000 LOCATION:Mequon Fiddleheads SUMMARY:Become an Expert in Understanding Human Behavior Using DISC URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=496 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-8410Ed88CH@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:Thousands of mail-order homes were built between 1906 and 1940\ , using plans designed by companies such as Sears\, Gordon Van Tyne\, and Aladdin. Architectural historian Judy Eulberg will kick off this year’s National Preservation Month on Tuesday\, May 3\, at 7 p.m.\, with her ill ustrated talk on these “Mail-Ordered Houses.” Refreshments will be se rved after the talk. DTEND:20110504T031500 DTSTART:20110504T020000 LOCATION:Portage Public Library SUMMARY:Mail Order Houses URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=497 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-8416LZmUVf@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:As part of their year-long commemoration of the 150th anniversa ry of the American Civil War\, the Historic Indian Agency House of Portage will host a discussion and demonstration of Civil War-era photography on Saturday\, May 21 at 2PM. This family-friendly event is free to the publi c\, due to the generous financial support of the Great Circle Foundation\, Inc.\, but donations are sought and will be gratefully accepted. \n\nHist ory enthusiast and photographer Glen Gorsuch of Step Back Studios will dis cuss the history of photography and its role in the Civil War—the first major American battle ever caught on film\; a phenomenon that forever chan ged the way we think about war. \n\nAfterwards\, visitors can lace up the ir hoop skirt or button their uniform jacket\, because Mr. Gorsuch will th en be demonstrating the art of Civil War-era photography by taking portrai ts in historically-accurate fashion with his antique camera. Costumes wil l be on hand. (Please note that although spectators are welcome at no char ge\, a fee per photo does apply and Mr. Gorsuch will be taking print order s that day.)\n\nVisitors to the May 21st event will also be amongst the fi rst to see the 2011 special exhibit\, “A Call to Arms: Wisconsin in the Civil War\,” only showing this season. This exhibit\, graciously sponso red by Portage’s Trans Works Transmissions\, will feature a variety of C ivil War-era photographs and genuine artifacts\, as well as a replica of I ndian Agent John H. Kinzie’s Union Officer’s jacket. \n\nThe Historic Indian Agency House will open for its regular hours that day at 10AM and will remain open until 4:30\, with guided tours of the 1832 museum house a vailable for a nominal fee. \n\nThis event is only the beginning of the si te’s Civil War-themed year\, which will also include a speaker series\, Kids’ Union Soldier Training Camp and a September 11th performance of th e acclaimed First Brigade Band. For a full listing of events and programm ing\, check out www.agencyhouse.\n\nThe Historic Indian Agency House is ow ned and operated by the National Society of the Colonial Dames of America in the State of Wisconsin. The site is open May 15 to October 15 annually . Call 608-742-6362 with any questions. DTEND:20110521T233000 DTSTART:20110521T210000 LOCATION:Historic Indian Agency House SUMMARY:Snapshots of the Past: Civil War-era Discussion & Demonstration URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=498 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-8422v2iuvW@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:The Bay View Garden And Yard Society would like to invite you a nd your friends to join us for our:\n\nSeventh Annual \nBay View Plant Sal e\nSaturday\, June 4\, 2011\n\nThe Bay View Garden And Yard Society\, in c ollaboration with the South Shore Farmers’ Market and Milwaukee County P arks\, is excited to begin the 2011 growing season with its annual Bay Vie w Plant Sale at South Shore Park\, 2900 South Shore Drive\, on Saturday\, June 4 from 8:00 a.m. until 1:00 p.m. \n\nBlooming in color with Milwauke e’s beautiful lakefront as a backdrop\, the Bay View Plant Sale hosts a variety of local\, commercial plant vendors with hundreds of beautiful\, q uality plants\; including annuals and perennials\, hanging baskets\, ornam ental trees and shrubs\, vegetables and herbs\, some of the best exotic he irloom favorites\, and tropical plants. Delicious bakery\, food items\, a nd coffee will also be available for sale. The Society members will be on hand to answer any questions you may have about gardening. \n\nFormed in 1995\, the Bay View Garden And Yard Society has been committed to beautif ying yards and public gardens in the Bay View community\, including the de velopment and maintenance of the Village Roots Community Garden\, the WWII Memorial Garden on Kinnickinnic\, the Lincoln-Howell-KK Triangle Garden\, the Pryor Avenue Well\, and the Fire Department Engine House on KK. \n\n For more information about our group\, and updates on our Plant Sale spons ors and vendors\, look for us on Facebook at www.facebook.com/BVGAYS DTEND:20110604T200000 DTSTART:20110604T150000 LOCATION:South Shore Park SUMMARY:Bay View Plant Sale URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=499 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-8427pVXO0j@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:With more businesses than ever using the popular QuickBooks acc ounting software\, a May 24 seminar at Jannsen + Company will explore many of its in-depth features to help companies maximize their efficiency and productivity.\n \n“QuickBooks Advanced” will delve into many elements of QuickBooks that extend beyond “day to day” accounting tasks\, and w hich often give users the most difficulty. The cost is $25 per person.\n\n “QuickBooks Advanced” will cover a wide range of topics:\n• Security and data transfer options\n• Using QuickBooks effectively - customizing a homepage\, setting preferences\, using class tracking and vehicle milea ge\n• Cleaning up the chart of accounts and lists\n• Troubleshooting c ash\, receivables and payables\n• Running useful reports\n• Year-end p rocedures and 1099 preparation\n\n“This seminar is perfect for those use rs or businesses who have been using QuickBooks for a while and understand the basics\, but want to take it to the next level\,” said Nicole Schmi tz\, a QuickBooks ProAdvisor with Jannsen + Company who will lead the semi nar. “They know their way around QuickBooks and how to do daily tasks\, but want to get more out of the features QuickBooks has to offer. Understa nding these features can not only make daily accounting easier and more ac curate\, but also help with year-end reporting such as 1099 preparation.†ť\n\nSchmitz’s ProAdvisor certification recognizes her expertise in work ing with businesses to customize QuickBooks for their specific needs\, and to maximize usage of the Intuit software program. The holder of a masterâ €™s degree in professional accountancy\, Schmitz is also a practicing acco untant in the areas of audits and corporate taxes.\n\n“QuickBooks can he lp save its users both time and money by keeping track of all business act ivity in one place\,” Schmitz said. “It is user-friendly and can be ta ilored to fit a business’s needs. The financial reports that can be run and customized out of QuickBooks are a great tool for businesses to really see â€�where they’re at.’”\n\nReservations for “QuickBooks Fundam entals” are required\, and can be made by contacting Ann Mazer at (262) 513-9292 or by e-mailing marketing@jannsen.com.\n\nFounded in 1975\, Janns en + Company is a full-service certified public accounting and business re sources firm with more than 30 professionals and employees. Besides a full range of CPA and payroll processing services\, Jannsen + Company advises businesses on information technology\, human resources and wealth manageme nt. Securities offered through 1st Global Capital Corp.\, Member FINRA\, S IPC. Investment Advisory Services offered through 1st Global Advisors\, In c.\n DTEND:20110524T190000 DTSTART:20110524T150000 LOCATION:Jannsen Center SUMMARY:QuickBooks Advanced Seminar URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=500 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-8433n7Iu4W@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:Re-live the 1940s era by attending the Hangar Dance\, featuring big band music performed by Ladies Must Swing\, a jazz band consisting of 19 energetic dames. Doors open at 6:00p so come early and enjoy boxed lu nches by Milio’s. Vintage wear is encouraged and there will be prizes fo r the best dressed couple and best dancers. The ladies will be performing 1940s tunes all night long - enjoy Don’t Sit Under the Apple Tree\, Seem s Like Old Times\, Leap Frog\, In the Mood\, and much more! The historic B -17 airplane will also be parked outside the hangar for wonderful photo op portunities! \n\nFood and beverage proceeds\, as well as a portion of the door sales\, will benefit The Badger Honor Flight (badgerhonorflight.org)\ , a local nonprofit that ensures WWII and terminally ill veterans from any war have the opportunity to see the memorials that have been erected in t heir honor. They will be serving local beer and dinner catered by Milio’ s\, so come hungry! \n\nBring a canned food item to the door and receive $ 1 off admission. The food will be donated to the Community Action Coaliti on(cacscw.org)\, a local organization committed to reducing poverty in Dan e\, Jefferson and Waukesha counties. \n\nTickets are $15 in advance and $ 17 at the door. Purchase your tickets now and mark your calendar! Tickets may be purchased in advance at Drums-n-Moore in Madison\, 6033 Monona Driv e (M-F 11a-6p)\, or by contacting June Dalton at ladiesmustswing@yahoo.co m or (608) 698-8944. Tickets may also be purchased the night of the event for $17. \n DTEND:20110619T053000 DTSTART:20110619T020000 LOCATION:Wisconsin Aviation (east side of Dane County Regional Airport off of Hwy 51) SUMMARY:1940s Style Hangar Dance: A salute to the troops\, past and present ! URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=501 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-84387dsvE6@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:Author Richard L. Hamilton will be in Rio on Wednesday\, May 25 th to sign copies of his book\, Shiloh to Durham Station\, 18th Wisconsin Infantry Regiment: With Captain Robert S. McMichael’s Civil War Letters. The public is invited to attend this event\, 10 am-2 p.m. in the Rio Com munity Library\, 324 W. Lyons St.\n\nIn 1861\, Robert S. McMichael enliste d in the 18th Wisconsin Infantry Regiment from present-day Vernon County\, Wisconsin. Beginning with the Battle of Shiloh\, McMichael saw action th roughout the South\, and eventually rose to the rank of Captain. The book contains transcriptions of 33 letters written by McMichael to his wife be tween 1862 and 1865. \n\n“The book is a true and accurate account” of McMichael’s service in the Civil War\, Hamilton comments. It is an acc ount that details the rigors of life in the regiment\, as well as the emot ional life of a man in the infantry\, “who showed as much sincere concer n for his family at home as he did for his own life in battle.”\n\nThe l etters were preserved by McMichael’s family\, and passed on to his grand son\, Robert Ginn. Ginn presented the letters to Joan and Chuck “Coachâ €ť Ross\, his legal guardians at the end of his life. Mr. and Mrs. Ross p reserved the letters for more than thirty years after Ginn’s death in Ja nesville. They presented the letters to Hamilton in January 2010 in the h ope he would be able to “find a story in them.”\n\nHamilton is a retir ed General Motors Corporation manufacturing engineering manager who holds a BS degree in mechanical engineering. He is a former professor of engine ering technology at Western Michigan University\, and Director of Technolo gy at Ferris State University. A descendent of Civil War veteran Sgt. Geo rge T. Patten\, Hamilton appears at his book signings in a uniform modeled on Patten’s. He will have copies of the book for purchase at the progr am\, as well as a CD of Civil War-era music. DTEND:20110525T210000 DTSTART:20110525T170000 LOCATION:Rio Community Library SUMMARY:Civil War Letters from a Wisconsin Soldier\, Book signing and prese ntation by author Richard L. Hamilton. URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=502 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-8444cJM7vA@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:WELCOME TO THE THE 1ST EVER VILLA PARK NEIGHBORHOOD RUMMAGE IN WEST BEND WI. WE HAVE OVER 47 PLUS HOUSES ALL SELLING GREAT STUFF AT ONE TIME. COME FOR GRILLED HOTDOGS AND BURGERS\, CANDYBARS AND SODA ON STANF ORD LANE. COME CHECK OUT THE CHRYSLER CONVERTIBLE AND HARLEY GEAR IN THE NEIGHBORHOOD. LOOKING FOR BEER SIGNS? WE HAVE THEM TOO. LOCATED ON THE CORNER OF HWY 33 AND VILLA PARK{ NEXT TO THE SHELL 33 STATION } MORE MORE MORE SEE YOU ALL HERE JUNE 2ND TO JUNE 4TH 8-4 JUNE 2ND AND 3RD 8-12 JUN E 4TH DTEND:20110602T230000 DTSTART:20110602T150000 LOCATION:VILLA PARK SUBDIVISION\, WEST BEND WI RRULE:FREQ=DAILY;INTERVAL=1;UNTIL=20110604T070000Z SUMMARY:1st ANNUAL VILLA PARK NEIGHBORHOOD RUMMAGE URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=503 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-8451zKHjvr@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:The Historic Indian Agency House will again host a 4-part speak er series\, with one lecture a month from June to September. The series\, entitled “To Arms: Wisconsin and 19th-Century Military Conflicts\,” w ill explore the participation of Wisconsinites and the impact of our state ’s geography on several military engagements of the 1900s. Each instal lment of the series\, all offered free of charge\, will be held on the fin al Tuesday of each month at 6:30PM.\n\nThe first of the 2011 series will t ake place Tuesday\, June 28. At this time\, the charismatic Michael Dougla ss\, a respected and long-time historian who also serves as Executive Dire ctor of Prairie du Chien’s Villa Louis (the actual location of Wisconsin ’s only War of 1812 battle site)\, will discuss the War of 1812. \n\nAl though this historical event is often associated with a more Eastern Unite d States- interpretation\, Douglass will address how it was actually a tur ning point in Wisconsin history\, marking the end of the British regime in the old Northwest. Special attention will be paid to the July 1814 Battl e of Prairie du Chien\, and the associated importance of the Fox-Wisconsin waterway. In addition\, Douglass will highlight the role of Native Ameri can participation in the battle. \n\nThe museum and visitor’s center ex hibits\, always free to the public\, will be open 5PM until the lecture be gins\, and guided tours of the Historic Indian Agency House itself will al so be offered for a minimal fee during this time. Light refreshments will be provided for lecture guests.\n\nFor the second year\, the speaker seri es is free to the public and made largely possible by a generous grant fro m the Great Circle Foundation\, Inc. of East Northport\, New York\, with a dditional financial support provided by Forever Yours Jewelry of Portage. \n\nThe “To Arms” 2011 lecture series is part of a yearlong Civil War theme\, commemorating the 150th anniversary of this nation-altering era\, at the Historic Indian Agency House. Visit www.agencyhouse.org for a full listing of events. DTEND:20110629T030000 DTSTART:20110629T013000 LOCATION:Historic Indian Agency House SUMMARY:\'To Arms\': WI & 19th-Century Military Conflicts\, Part 1 of 4 URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=504 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-84563ZSWXP@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:The largest celebration of organic and sustainable food in the Midwest. Come and explore all things food – from culture and cooking to access and advocacy – through dynamic speakers\, hands-on workshops\, is sues-based seminars\, artistic performances and more. DTEND:20110731T050000 DTSTART:20110730T170000 LOCATION:Organic Valley Headquarters SUMMARY:8th Annual Kickapoo Country Fair URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=505 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-8462oE9cfL@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:For many businesses\, employment laws are an alphabet soup of a cronyms\, bureaucratic minutiae and incomprehensible legalese. Unfortunate ly\, what employers don’t know about these laws can hurt them.\n\n“Emp loyment Laws - What Should You Know?” will provide an overview of import ant state and federal employment laws\, cutting through regulatory jargon and legal language to explain how they really affect businesses. The semin ar will also address recent regulatory changes and pending employment legi slation.\n\nThe seminar cost is $25. Interested attendees should call (262 ) 513-9292 or e-mail marketing@jannsen.com to reserve a spot.\n\nAnn Mazer \, a veteran human resources consultant with more than 15 years’ experie nce helping employers\, will lead the seminar. Mazer\, who joined Jannsen + Company in 2006\, is recognized as a Senior Professional of Human Resour ces by the Human Resources Certification Institute.\n\n“Employment laws and regulations are constantly changing\, and it’s understandably diffic ult for many employers to keep up with them\,” Mazer said. “This semin ar’s goal is to help businesses understand the primary laws that affect them\, and avoid making common mistakes that can inadvertently lead to cos tly penalties and enforcement actions.” \n\nBusinesses with employees ar e regulated by more than 50 federal employment laws and nearly a dozen Wis consin laws\, Mazer said. The seminar will cover many of them\, including the Family and Medical Leave Act\, Americans with Disabilities Act\, Age D iscrimination and Employment Act\, Fair Labor Standards Act\, Fair Credit Reporting Act and COBRA. Attendees will learn which laws apply to them\, a nd how they are interpreted and enforced.\n\nFounded in 1975\, Jannsen + C ompany is a full-service certified public accounting and business resource s firm with more than 30 professionals and employees. Besides a full range of CPA and payroll processing services\, Jannsen + Company advises busine sses on information technology\, human resources and wealth management. Se curities offered through 1st Global Capital Corp.\, Member FINRA\, SIPC. I nvestment Advisory Services offered through 1st Global Advisors\, Inc.\n DTEND:20110622T163000 DTSTART:20110622T150000 LOCATION:Jannsen Center SUMMARY:Employment Laws - What Should You Know? URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=506 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-8467UPcOpS@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:Come to Oakland Ave. in Shorewood to see a continuous high-ener gy pro-am bicycle racing\, free family fun\, kids activities\, food\, drin k and more. \n\nFor more information: www.TourofAmericasDairyland.com DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20110616 LOCATION:Shorewood\, Wisconsin SUMMARY:Shorewood Criterium Cycling Classic URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=507 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-8472WDspW4@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:Come to Thiensville to see continuous\, high-energy pro-am bicy cle racing\, free family fun\, kids activities\, food\, drink and more. F or more information: www.TourofAmericasDairyland.com DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20110617 LOCATION:Green Bay Rd.\, Thiensville SUMMARY:Thiensville Extreme Ski & Bike Cycling Classic URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=508 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-8477UFUTBK@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:Come to Grafton to see a aontinuous\, high-energy pro-am bicycl e racing\, free family fun\, kids activities\, food\, drink and more. \n\n For more information: www.TourofAmericasDairyland.com DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20110618 LOCATION:Wisconsin Ave.\,Grafton SUMMARY:Giro d\' Grafton - USA Crits URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=509 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-84821uANui@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:Come to downtown Waukesha to see a continuous\, high-energy pro -am bicycle racing\, free family fun\, kids activities\, food\, drink and more. \n\nFor more information: www.TourofAmericasDairyland.com DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20110619 LOCATION:W. Main St.\, Waukesha SUMMARY:Carl Zach Cycling Classic URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=510 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-848811jO5V@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:Come to Greenbush in Sheboygan to see a continuous\, high-energ y pro-am bicycle racing in the beautiful Kettle Moraine park. There will b e kids activities\, free family fun\, food\, drink and more. \n\nFor more information: www.TourofAmericasDairyland.com DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20110620 LOCATION:Kettle Moraine Red Oaks State Natural Area SUMMARY:Greenbush Road Race URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=511 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-8493V0IeoP@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:Come to the Schlitz Park just north of downtown Milwaukee to se e continuous high-energy pro-am bicycle racing\, experience free family fu n\, kids activities\, food\, drink and more. \n\nFor more information: w ww.TourofAmericasDairyland.com DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20110621 LOCATION:Schlitz Park\, Milwaukee SUMMARY:Schlitz Park Criterium URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=512 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-8498lpuLg1@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:Continuous\, high-energy pro-am bicycle racing\, free family fu n\, kids activities\, food\, drink and more. For more information: www.T ourofAmericasDairyland.com DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20110622 LOCATION:Ripon\, Wisconsin SUMMARY:Ripon Time Trial URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=513 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-8503VeMlf5@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:Comet to downtown Sheboygan to see a continuous\, high-energy p ro-am bicycle racing\, free family fun\, kids activities\, food\, drink an d more. \n\nFor more information: www.TourofAmericasDairyland.com DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20110623 LOCATION:N. 9th St. and Erie Ave. SUMMARY:Sheboygan Harbor Centre Bike Race URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=514 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-8508uJUBaf@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:Come to Fond du Lac to see continuous\, high-energy pro-am bicy cle racing experience free family fun\, kids activities\, food\, drink and more. \n\n For more information: www.TourofAmericasDairyland.com DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20110624 LOCATION:S. Portland and E. 2nd Street SUMMARY:Fond du Lac Bicycling Gran Prix URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=515 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-8514UcS9SL@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:Come to historic Downer street to see continuous\, high-energy pro-am bicycle racing and experience free family fun\, kids activities\, f ood\, drink and more. \n\n\nFor more information: www.TourofAmericasDair yland.com DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20110625 LOCATION:Downer Ave. SUMMARY:ISCorp Downer Classic URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=516 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-8519aOPcbF@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:Come to the square around Wisconsin\'s capital building to see continuous\, high-energy pro-am bicycle racing and experience free family fun\, kids activities\, food\, drink and more. \n\nFor more information: www.TourofAmericasDairyland.com DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20110626 LOCATION:E. Main Street and S. Pinckney SUMMARY:Madison Capital Criterium URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=517 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-85241lkjK4@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:Present Music’s Water concert will pull together Milwaukee\'s artistic\, scientific\, technological\, business and ecological partners in an event that will inspire our community to celebrate and promote Milwa ukee\'s world-leading water resources. Present Music will perform new musi c inspired by water and will premiere a new water themed piece by composer \, Kamran Ince. Collaboration partners include Danceworks Performance Com pany\, Milwaukee Choral Artists\, Vocal Arts Academy of Milwaukee\, Wiscon sin Cream City Chorus\, Bel Canto Boy’s Choir and UW Milwaukee’s Visua l Art Department. DTEND:20110828T050000 DTSTART:20110828T020000 LOCATION:Marcus Center\'s Uihlein Hall SUMMARY:Water URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=518 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-8530EgChFD@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:The Historic Indian Agency House will host another installment of their popular “Hands-On History” youth clinics on Saturday\, July 1 6th. This fun and educational workshop will concentrate on the Navaho tra dition of Sand Painting. The Agency House\, which sits on historic Ho-Chun k lands\, has a long Native history\, making it a particularly appropriate setting to share the arts and traditions of our country’s earliest inha bitants.\n\nParticipants will learn about the history of this Native art f orm and its cultural importance in the Southwest. The museum’s educatio nal staff will discuss what the paintings mean\, how they were used\, and how they were made. Each young guest will then get the chance to create th eir very own sand painting to take home.\n\nBecause of the expected high d emand for this workshop\, two sessions are being offered\, with a limit of 18 participants per session (10AM to 12PM and 2PM to 4PM). All ages are w elcome\, but children younger than seven require an adult or older sibling chaperone. The cost is $4 per person with reservations strongly recommend ed\, although not required. Please note that Supporters Family members wil l receive a reduced rate of $2 per child.\n\nFittingly\, this event is bei ng held in conjunction with the 2011 Sand County Fine Arts Festival. This gathering of artists and their wares will run from 9AM to 5PM throughout P ortage’s historic downtown. That day\, the Agency House will have a boot h in Market Square promoting our site and its many events and programming opportunities—including this very Sand Painting Workshop! \n\nThe Great Circle Foundation has generously provided supporting funds for this child ren’s event\, directly in line with their mission to make innovative edu cational programming available to all.\n\nThe Historic Indian Agency House is owned and operated by the National Society of the Colonial Dames of Am erica in the State of Wisconsin. The site is open to the public May 15 to October 15 annually\, and hosts a wide variety of adult and children’s p rogramming throughout the year. Call Director Destinee Udelhoven at 608-74 2-6362 with any questions or to make reservations for the Sand Painting Wo rkshop.\n DTEND:20110716T230000 DTSTART:20110716T170000 LOCATION:Historic Indian Agency House SUMMARY:Native American Sand Painting Kids\' Workshop URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=519 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-8536SuAUXv@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:The Historic Indian Agency House is hosting a 4-part speaker se ries\, with one lecture a month from June to September. The series\, enti tled “To Arms: Wisconsin and 19th-Century Military Conflicts\,” explor es the participation of Wisconsinites and the impact of our state’s geog raphy on several military engagements of the 1900’s. Each installment of the series—all offered free of charge—will be held on the final Tue sday of each month at 6:30PM.\n\nThe second installment of the 2011 series will take place Tuesday\, July 26. At this time\, Professor Kerry A. Tras k will present “The Black Hawk War and the Creation of Wisconsin\,” in which he will describe how the war was the “Big Bang” that created ou r state. Furthermore\, Trask will detail his contention that the story of the Black Hawk War\, repeated so often since 1832\, is in many ways Wisco nsin’s creation myth and has left a deep impression on our collective me mory. He will also focus on the three primary players in the bloody events of the summer of 1832—Black Hawk\, Henry Atkinson\, and Henry Dodge—a nd how their personalities\, fears\, hopes\, and values shaped the war and \, in turn\, Wisconsin itself.\n\nAs a distinguished professor of history with the University of Wisconsin Colleges\, Professor Trask taught at UW-M anitowoc from 1972 until his retirement in 2008. Trask is the author of t hree books\, his most recent fittingly being\, “Black Hawk: The Battle f or the Heart of America” (Holt 2006). This work was awarded the 2006 Ben jamin F. Shambaugh Award by the State Historical Society of Iowa and was a lso recognized for “Outstanding Acheivement” by the Wisconsin Library Association. The contributions of Professor Trask’s career to the life a nd intellectual culture of Wisconsin were further recognized in 2008 when he was inducted as a fellow into the Wisconsin Academy of Sciences\, Arts\ , and Letters.\n\nThe museum and visitor’s center exhibits\, always free to the public\, will be open 5PM until the lecture begins\, and a guided tour of the Historic Indian Agency House itself will also be offered for a minimal fee at this time. Light refreshments will be provided for lectur e guests. \n\nInstallments three and four of the series will also focus on military-related topics. In August historian and professional archivist P eter Shrake\, M.A.\, will lead a Civil War-themed presentation\, and Septe mber will close the series with a discussion of the often-occurring and in triguing phenomenon of Native American involvement in European battles and wars\, to be presented by Dr. John W. Hall\, UW-Madison professor of mili tary history and author of “Uncommon Defense: Indian Allies in the Black Hawk War.”\n\nFor the second year\, the speaker series is free to the p ublic and made largely possible by a generous grant from the Great Circle Foundation\, Inc. of East Northport\, New York\, with additional financial support provided by Forever Yours Jewelry of Portage.\n\nThe “To Arms†ť 2011 lecture series is part of a yearlong Civil War theme\, commemoratin g the 150th anniversary of this transformative era\, at the Historic India n Agency House. Visit www.agencyhouse.org for a full listing of events\, o r call 608-742-6362 for further information. DTEND:20110727T030000 DTSTART:20110727T013000 LOCATION:Historic Indian Agency House SUMMARY:\'To Arms\' Speaker Seres\, Part II: \'The Black Hawk War & the Cre ation of Wisconsin\' URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=520 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-8542B3phzW@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:A must attend for all small business considering or already sel ling to the Government. This conference will provide a unique opportunity to learn how to successfully sell to the government at all levels includin g Federal\, State\, and Local Government\, as well as Government Prime Con tractors. \n\nWorkshops will be offered for both new and experienced feder al contractors. There will also be matchmaking opportunities with Governme nt agencies\, their Prime Contractors and supporting resources.\n\nConfirm ed Speakers include:\n• Eric Ness\, WI District Director\, US SBA\n• K eith Harenda\, President\, KPH Construction\n• Jeff Johnson\, JW Johnson & Associates\n• Robert Giesfeldt\, US SBA\n• Megan McKinney\, Supplyc ore\, Inc.\n\nFor more information including how to register and reserve a hotel room go to http://www.b2gconnect.org/eventdetail.asp?ID=358 or cont act Joe Smetak josephs@wispro.org\n DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20110727 LOCATION:Volk Field – July 27-28 Camp Douglas\, WI SUMMARY:Contracting with the Government and Prime Contractors 5th Annual St atewide Conference at Volk Field – July 27-28 Camp Douglas\, WI URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=521 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-8548tUDEul@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:--------------------------------------------------------------- -----------------\n\n \n \nPlease add to your community event calendar an d if you would like more information about the area artists involved in th is event please contact Syl Mauerman-contact information at the end of thi s e-mail. Thank you for your time \n \nEvent: Artists Junction Sale Event \nDate: Nov 3-6\, 2011\nReception/Sale: Will be Nov 3 (Thurs) 4-7 pm with refreshments and locally produced treats.\nTimes: Gallery Sale Times: 11- 4 9a.m.-5:30 pm\n 11-5 9a.m.-4 pm\n 11-6 9a.m -3 pm\nLocation: Commonwealth Gallery\n Madison Enterprise Cen ter\n 100 S Baldwin St\n Madison\, WI\nA gallery style venue with local artisians presenting and selling everything from waterco lor paintings to carved and painted gourds. The atomosphere will be\' con crete floors meet linen tablecloths\'. Local food artists will be providi ng \'treats\' for the reception along with local fair trade gourmet coffee baristas. \n \nContact Information:\n Syl Mauerman\n 2223 N Pontiac Dr\n Janesville WI 53545\n 608 756 3845 \n \n \n \n DTEND:20111104T210000 DTSTART:20111104T150000 LOCATION:Commonwealth Gallery-Madison Enterprise Center RRULE:FREQ=DAILY;INTERVAL=1;UNTIL=20111106T060000Z SUMMARY:Artist Junction Gallery and Sale URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=522 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-8554Ze1zzu@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:Art From the Barn\, 2011\n\nA stunning array of arts\, gifts\, and fine crafts in a beautiful Amish built barn\n\nSaturday\, October 1 an d Sunday October 2\n9am to 4 pm on Saturday\n10 am to 4 pm on Sunday\nAt T he Foote Family Farm\n7 miles west of Oshkosh on County Rd K (between Wauk au and Oshkosh)\n\nAddress: 6320 County Rd K\n Omro WI 54963 \nContact: frank6kids@yahoo.com\nor call 920 685 2094\nVisit www.artfromth ebarn.com beginning in March of 2011.\n\n\n\nA beautiful Amish built Wis consin barn provides the setting for Art From the Barn\, an entirely uniqu e art show and sale. The setting is a family farm located about 7 miles west of Oshkosh and 2 miles east of Waukau on County Rd K\, near Omro. Th e show is a carefully selected blend of fine arts\, fine crafts\, photogra phy\, and other one-of-a-kind gift items produced by local artisans. \n\n Art From the Barn 2011 will be held October first and second at 6320 Count y Rd K in Omro\, Wisconsin. The show will run from 9 am to 4 pm on Saturd ay\, and 10 am to 4 pm on Sunday. Both days will be filled with music\, f ood\, demonstrations\, and a dazzling array of beautiful and affordable wo rks of art. \n\nA visitor to Art From the Barn will have a chance to exp erience the ambiance and architecture of a beautiful Wisconsin barn (and p et the goats!)\, revel in the beautiful autumn colors\, and talk to local artists. Hay rides will be available\, weather permitting. Don’t miss this opportunity to do some holiday shopping\, meet your neighbors\, and s upport the arts in your area. \n\nFor more information\, contact Jennifer Frank at (920)685-2094 or email frank6kids@yahoo.com. Visit us on the we b at www.artfromthebarn.com. . \n\n\n DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20111001 LOCATION:The Foote Family Farm RRULE:FREQ=DAILY;INTERVAL=1;UNTIL=20111002T070000Z SUMMARY:Art From the Barn URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=523 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-8560vHWz6T@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:Hosting a new venue to the South End of Town. Bringing back a l ost tradition in time for the Holidays. Featuring over 100 crafters with u nique and quality handmade crafts. From Floral to Painting\, Kids Accessor ies\, Holiday Decor\, Crochet\, Knit\, Sewn\, Fiber\, Jewelry\, Doll Cloth es\, Pet Accessories and Treats\, Clothing\, Wooden furniture\, Garden Art \, Chocolate Sweets\, Painted Glass\, Snowmen\, Christmas ornaments\, You name it-It\'s here.\nONE DAY EVENT - INSIDE\n\nApplications being accepted now!\ncontact rrcraftfair@yahoo.com \nfor more info to be a vendor. Send 2 pics minimum\, describe what makes your craft unique or different from o thers. DTEND:20111113T230000 DTSTART:20111113T160000 LOCATION:American Serb Hall SUMMARY:Winter Wonderland Serb Hall 2011 URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=524 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-8566ztSBU6@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:**We are not stating in any of our advertising that our class m eets the state requirements - no one will know that until the department o f justice puts it out in September.**\n\nplease go to personalguntrainer.c om for more information\n\nIntro to Wisconsin Concealed Carry Classes will provide you with the knowledge of that law. Use of force & self-defense laws will also be covered. \n\nYou will learn about firearm safety\, rule s\, gun familiarization with revolver\, semi-auto\, as well as safe gun cl eaning & storage.\n\nYou\'ll learn about equipment\, guns\, ammo\, holster s\, accessories and storage.\n\nPractical modes of carry\, holster options will be discussed.\n\nDynamics and reality of shooting and fighting with a gun will be discussed.\n\nAwareness and safety will be stressed in discu ssion.\n\nWeapons retention and basic tactics\, drawing from holster\, cov er and concealment\, movement and more will all be covered in this class. \n\nNRA Basic Pistol Course & First Steps courses are available to sign u p for as well. Please visit personalguntrainer.com or contact personalgun trainer@gmail.com for more information or with any questions you may have. DTEND:20110726T050000 DTSTART:20110726T010000 LOCATION:Hope Rod & Gun Club SUMMARY:Wisconsin Concealed Carry Course URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=525 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-85713RUBKH@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:**We are not stating in any of our advertising that our class m eets the state requirements - no one will know that until the department o f justice puts it out in September.**\n\nplease go to personalguntrainer.c om for more information\n\nIntro to Wisconsin Concealed Carry Classes will provide you with the knowledge of that law. Use of force & self-defense laws will also be covered. \n\nYou will learn about firearm safety\, rule s\, gun familiarization with revolver\, semi-auto\, as well as safe gun cl eaning & storage.\n\nYou\'ll learn about equipment\, guns\, ammo\, holster s\, accessories and storage.\n\nPractical modes of carry\, holster options will be discussed.\n\nDynamics and reality of shooting and fighting with a gun will be discussed.\n\nAwareness and safety will be stressed in discu ssion.\n\nWeapons retention and basic tactics\, drawing from holster\, cov er and concealment\, movement and more will all be covered in this class. \n\nNRA Basic Pistol Course & First Steps courses are available to sign u p for as well. Please visit personalguntrainer.com or contact personalgun trainer@gmail.com for more information or with any questions you may have. DTEND:20110726T050000 DTSTART:20110726T010000 LOCATION:Hope Rod & Gun Club SUMMARY:Wisconsin Concealed Carry Course URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=526 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-8578AeVuGU@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:**We are not stating in any of our advertising that our class m eets the state requirements - no one will know that until the department o f justice puts it out in September.**\n\nPlease go to personalguntrainer.c om for more information\n\nIntro to Wisconsin Concealed Carry Classes will provide you with the knowledge of that law. Use of force & self-defense laws will also be covered. \n\nYou will learn about firearm safety\, rule s\, gun familiarization with revolver\, semi-auto\, as well as safe gun cl eaning & storage.\n\nYou\'ll learn about equipment\, guns\, ammo\, holster s\, accessories and storage.\n\nPractical modes of carry\, holster options will be discussed.\n\nDynamics and reality of shooting and fighting with a gun will be discussed.\n\nAwareness and safety will be stressed in discu ssion.\n\nWeapons retention and basic tactics\, drawing from holster\, cov er and concealment\, movement and more will all be covered in this class. \n\nNRA Basic Pistol Course & First Steps courses are available to sign u p for as well. Please visit personalguntrainer.com or contact personalgun trainer@gmail.com for more information or with any questions you may have. \n DTEND:20110809T050000 DTSTART:20110809T010000 LOCATION:Hope Rod & Gun Club RRULE:FREQ=WEEKLY;INTERVAL=1;BYDAY=MO;UNTIL=20110829T070000Z SUMMARY:Wisconsin Concealed Carry Course URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=527 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-8585UE6j9r@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:**We are not stating in any of our advertising that our class m eets the state requirements - no one will know that until the department o f justice puts it out in September.**\n\nPlease go to personalguntrainer.c om for more information\n\nIntro to Wisconsin Concealed Carry Classes will provide you with the knowledge of that law. Use of force & self-defense laws will also be covered. \n\nYou will learn about firearm safety\, rule s\, gun familiarization with revolver\, semi-auto\, as well as safe gun cl eaning & storage.\n\nYou\'ll learn about equipment\, guns\, ammo\, holster s\, accessories and storage.\n\nPractical modes of carry\, holster options will be discussed.\n\nDynamics and reality of shooting and fighting with a gun will be discussed.\n\nAwareness and safety will be stressed in discu ssion.\n\nWeapons retention and basic tactics\, drawing from holster\, cov er and concealment\, movement and more will all be covered in this class. \n\nNRA Basic Pistol Course & First Steps courses are available to sign u p for as well. Please visit personalguntrainer.com or contact personalgun trainer@gmail.com for more information or with any questions you may have. \n DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20110907 LOCATION:Hope Rod & Gun Club RRULE:FREQ=WEEKLY;INTERVAL=1;BYDAY=TU;UNTIL=20110913T070000Z SUMMARY:Wisconsin Concealed Carry Course URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=528 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-8590iHIuPv@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:**We are not stating in any of our advertising that our class m eets the state requirements - no one will know that until the department o f justice puts it out in September.**\n\nPlease go to personalguntrainer.c om for more information\n\nIntro to Wisconsin Concealed Carry Classes will provide you with the knowledge of that law. Use of force & self-defense laws will also be covered. \n\nYou will learn about firearm safety\, rule s\, gun familiarization with revolver\, semi-auto\, as well as safe gun cl eaning & storage.\n\nYou\'ll learn about equipment\, guns\, ammo\, holster s\, accessories and storage.\n\nPractical modes of carry\, holster options will be discussed.\n\nDynamics and reality of shooting and fighting with a gun will be discussed.\n\nAwareness and safety will be stressed in discu ssion.\n\nWeapons retention and basic tactics\, drawing from holster\, cov er and concealment\, movement and more will all be covered in this class. \n\nNRA Basic Pistol Course & First Steps courses are available to sign u p for as well. Please visit personalguntrainer.com or contact personalgun trainer@gmail.com for more information or with any questions you may have. \n DTEND:20110806T050000 DTSTART:20110806T010000 LOCATION:Hope Rod & Gun Club SUMMARY:Wisconsin Concealed Carry Course URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=529 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-8597VxEVhM@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:**We are not stating in any of our advertising that our class m eets the state requirements - no one will know that until the department o f justice puts it out in September.**\n\nPlease go to personalguntrainer.c om for more information\n\nIntro to Wisconsin Concealed Carry Classes will provide you with the knowledge of that law. Use of force & self-defense laws will also be covered. \n\nYou will learn about firearm safety\, rule s\, gun familiarization with revolver\, semi-auto\, as well as safe gun cl eaning & storage.\n\nYou\'ll learn about equipment\, guns\, ammo\, holster s\, accessories and storage.\n\nPractical modes of carry\, holster options will be discussed.\n\nDynamics and reality of shooting and fighting with a gun will be discussed.\n\nAwareness and safety will be stressed in discu ssion.\n\nWeapons retention and basic tactics\, drawing from holster\, cov er and concealment\, movement and more will all be covered in this class. \n\nNRA Basic Pistol Course & First Steps courses are available to sign u p for as well. Please visit personalguntrainer.com or contact personalgun trainer@gmail.com for more information or with any questions you may have. \n DTEND:20110728T050000 DTSTART:20110728T010000 LOCATION:VFW Post 7591 RRULE:FREQ=WEEKLY;INTERVAL=1;BYDAY=WE;UNTIL=20110803T070000Z SUMMARY:Wisconsin Concealed Carry Course URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=530 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-86035mZWbv@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:**We are not stating in any of our advertising that our class m eets the state requirements - no one will know that until the department o f justice puts it out in September.**\n\nPlease go to personalguntrainer.c om for more information\n\nIntro to Wisconsin Concealed Carry Classes will provide you with the knowledge of that law. Use of force & self-defense laws will also be covered. \n\nYou will learn about firearm safety\, rule s\, gun familiarization with revolver\, semi-auto\, as well as safe gun cl eaning & storage.\n\nYou\'ll learn about equipment\, guns\, ammo\, holster s\, accessories and storage.\n\nPractical modes of carry\, holster options will be discussed.\n\nDynamics and reality of shooting and fighting with a gun will be discussed.\n\nAwareness and safety will be stressed in discu ssion.\n\nWeapons retention and basic tactics\, drawing from holster\, cov er and concealment\, movement and more will all be covered in this class. \n\nNRA Basic Pistol Course & First Steps courses are available to sign u p for as well. Please visit personalguntrainer.com or contact personalgun trainer@gmail.com for more information or with any questions you may have. \n DTEND:20110818T050000 DTSTART:20110818T010000 LOCATION:VFW Post 7591 SUMMARY:Wisconsin Concealed Carry Course URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=531 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-8609nbjo4h@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:**We are not stating in any of our advertising that our class m eets the state requirements - no one will know that until the department o f justice puts it out in September.**\n\nPlease go to personalguntrainer.c om for more information\n\nIntro to Wisconsin Concealed Carry Classes will provide you with the knowledge of that law. Use of force & self-defense laws will also be covered. \n\nYou will learn about firearm safety\, rule s\, gun familiarization with revolver\, semi-auto\, as well as safe gun cl eaning & storage.\n\nYou\'ll learn about equipment\, guns\, ammo\, holster s\, accessories and storage.\n\nPractical modes of carry\, holster options will be discussed.\n\nDynamics and reality of shooting and fighting with a gun will be discussed.\n\nAwareness and safety will be stressed in discu ssion.\n\nWeapons retention and basic tactics\, drawing from holster\, cov er and concealment\, movement and more will all be covered in this class. \n\nNRA Basic Pistol Course & First Steps courses are available to sign u p for as well. Please visit personalguntrainer.com or contact personalgun trainer@gmail.com for more information or with any questions you may have. \n DTEND:20110730T190000 DTSTART:20110730T150000 LOCATION:Homewood Suites (West Side) by Hilton RRULE:FREQ=WEEKLY;INTERVAL=1;BYDAY=SA;UNTIL=20110806T070000Z SUMMARY:Wisconsin Concealed Carry Course URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=532 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-8616hfdU3b@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:**We are not stating in any of our advertising that our class m eets the state requirements - no one will know that until the department o f justice puts it out in September.**\n\nPlease go to personalguntrainer.c om for more information\n\nIntro to Wisconsin Concealed Carry Classes will provide you with the knowledge of that law. Use of force & self-defense laws will also be covered. \n\nYou will learn about firearm safety\, rule s\, gun familiarization with revolver\, semi-auto\, as well as safe gun cl eaning & storage.\n\nYou\'ll learn about equipment\, guns\, ammo\, holster s\, accessories and storage.\n\nPractical modes of carry\, holster options will be discussed.\n\nDynamics and reality of shooting and fighting with a gun will be discussed.\n\nAwareness and safety will be stressed in discu ssion.\n\nWeapons retention and basic tactics\, drawing from holster\, cov er and concealment\, movement and more will all be covered in this class. \n\nNRA Basic Pistol Course & First Steps courses are available to sign u p for as well. Please visit personalguntrainer.com or contact personalgun trainer@gmail.com for more information or with any questions you may have. \n DTEND:20110730T190000 DTSTART:20110730T150000 LOCATION:Homewood Suites (West Side) by Hilton RRULE:FREQ=WEEKLY;INTERVAL=1;BYDAY=SA;UNTIL=20110806T070000Z SUMMARY:Wisconsin Concealed Carry Course URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=533 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-8622lhk6kv@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:The City of Portage joins towns\, cities\, museums\, and histor ic sites across the country in declaring 2011 the Year of the Civil War. I n commemoration of this transformative era’s 150th anniversary\, Portage is hosting the “Civil War Remembered” on Friday\, September 9 through Sunday\, September 11. Several locations and venues across Portage are participating\, with a weekend slate of events and programming planned.\n \nThe Portage Center for the Arts\, 301 East Cook Street\, will present †śA Heart Divided” by Cherie Bennett and Jeff Gottesfeld on Friday and Sa turday at 7:30PM and Sunday at 2PM. This play explores the impact of the American Civil War on race relations and teen friendships yet today—150 years later! This thought-provoking and gripping play directed by Dr. Xan S. Johnson sheds light on a controversy that continues to divide our natio nal heart—the Confederate flag\; historical icon or racist symbol?\n\nTh en\, on Saturday\, the Historic Indian Agency House will hold a Union Sold ier Training Camp for Kids. This day camp will immerse young participants in the emotional and physical rigors of wartime\, with sessions led by kno wledgeable educators focused on “mustering into service\,” marching in formation\, a lunch of hard tack and dried beef\, and “letters from the front.” Each young soldier will be “issued supplies” that they wil l get to take home at the end of the day\, including a canvas bag\, a wood en rifle\, a Union soldier’s cap and water canteen. There is a discount ed participation fee of $8 per child for this event—amounting to much le ss than the actual cost of the take-home supplies alone\, thanks to a gene rous grant from the Great Circle Foundation. Reservations are required\, w ith only thirty-six spots available for children ages 8 to 12. Enlist your little soldier today by calling 608-742-6362.\n\nTo wrap up Portage’s â €śCivil War Remembered” weekend\, the Historic Indian Agency House will host Wisconsin’s celebrated 1st Brigade Band on the lawn of its 1832 Age ncy House on Sunday\, September 11 at noon. This 40-plus piece band is bas ed on the original 18-man 1864 Brodhead Band which enrolled in the Union A rmy as the “1st Brigade Band of the 3rd Division\, 15th Army Corps” an d served under the famed General William T. Sherman. The modern 1st Brigad e Band pays homage to these historical roots by performing in Civil War dr ess and playing antique Civil War-era instruments—valuable historic arti facts in their own right. Since 1964\, the group has performed for audie nces across the region and country (including a 1990 reenactment of the †śGrand Review of the Troops” in Washington\, D.C.)\, and their recorded music has been featured in a variety of television networks\, such as the 1995 Illinois Lincoln and Douglas Debate Reenactments\, televised by C-Spa n\, and A&E’s 1996 Civil War Journal.\n\nThis stirring experience will be offered free of charge (with donations gratefully accepted )\, thanks t o the financial support of the Great Circle Foundation\, City of Portage T ourism Promotion Committee\, and Sean Malone State Farm Insurance. Conces sions will be available on site\, and guests are encouraged to bring chair s or blankets. \n\nIn addition to these events\, the Museum at the Portag e and Historic Indian Agency House will be showcasing special Civil War ex hibitions\, exploring the participation of Wisconsinites to the war effort and the impact of this bloody battle on the citizens and social landscape of our great State. The Agency House exhibit\, sponsored by Trans Works Transmissions\, will feature an authentic reproduction of John Kinzie’s officer’s jacket\, worn during his tenure as a Paymaster for the Union a rmy. \n\n To help visitors take advantage of this multiple-day event\, th e Portage Best Western and Super 8 are generously offering a special “Ci vil War Weekend” discount of 15% of room rates (to take advantage of thi s offer\, mention the “Civil War Remembered” discount when making your reservations).\n\nVisitors in town for Portage’s “The Civil War Remem bered” and other interested parties are also encouraged to consider Port age’s NEW Passport to the Past. This $20 passport allows holders access to all of Portage’s cultural sites for one low price\, including the Ame rican Legion State Headquarters and Museum\, Fort Winnebago Surgeons Quart ers\, the Historic Indian Agency House\, the Museum at the Portage\, the P ortage WWII Museum\, the Portage Center for the Arts and the Zona Gale Hom e. Passports can be purchased at all participating locations\, as well as the Portage Area Chamber of Commerce. Call 608-742-6242 or visit www.porta gewi.com for more information.\n DTEND:20110910T043000 DTSTART:20110910T023000 LOCATION:Portage Center for the Arts SUMMARY:\'The Civil War Remembered\' in Portage URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=534 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-86289nEP0S@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:The City of Portage joins towns\, cities\, museums\, and histor ic sites across the country in declaring 2011 the Year of the Civil War. I n commemoration of this transformative era’s 150th anniversary\, Portage is hosting the “Civil War Remembered” on Friday\, September 9 through Sunday\, September 11. Several locations and venues across Portage are participating\, with a weekend slate of events and programming planned.\n \nThe Portage Center for the Arts\, 301 East Cook Street\, will present †śA Heart Divided” by Cherie Bennett and Jeff Gottesfeld on Friday and Sa turday at 7:30PM and Sunday at 2PM. This play explores the impact of the American Civil War on race relations and teen friendships yet today—150 years later! This thought-provoking and gripping play directed by Dr. Xan S. Johnson sheds light on a controversy that continues to divide our natio nal heart—the Confederate flag\; historical icon or racist symbol?\n\nTh en\, on Saturday\, the Historic Indian Agency House will hold a Union Sold ier Training Camp for Kids. This day camp will immerse young participants in the emotional and physical rigors of wartime\, with sessions led by kno wledgeable educators focused on “mustering into service\,” marching in formation\, a lunch of hard tack and dried beef\, and “letters from the front.” Each young soldier will be “issued supplies” that they wil l get to take home at the end of the day\, including a canvas bag\, a wood en rifle\, a Union soldier’s cap and water canteen. There is a discount ed participation fee of $8 per child for this event—amounting to much le ss than the actual cost of the take-home supplies alone\, thanks to a gene rous grant from the Great Circle Foundation. Reservations are required\, w ith only thirty-six spots available for children ages 8 to 12. Enlist your little soldier today by calling 608-742-6362.\n\nTo wrap up Portage’s â €śCivil War Remembered” weekend\, the Historic Indian Agency House will host Wisconsin’s celebrated 1st Brigade Band on the lawn of its 1832 Age ncy House on Sunday\, September 11 at noon. This 40-plus piece band is bas ed on the original 18-man 1864 Brodhead Band which enrolled in the Union A rmy as the “1st Brigade Band of the 3rd Division\, 15th Army Corps” an d served under the famed General William T. Sherman. The modern 1st Brigad e Band pays homage to these historical roots by performing in Civil War dr ess and playing antique Civil War-era instruments—valuable historic arti facts in their own right. Since 1964\, the group has performed for audie nces across the region and country (including a 1990 reenactment of the †śGrand Review of the Troops” in Washington\, D.C.)\, and their recorded music has been featured in a variety of television networks\, such as the 1995 Illinois Lincoln and Douglas Debate Reenactments\, televised by C-Spa n\, and A&E’s 1996 Civil War Journal.\n\nThis stirring experience will be offered free of charge (with donations gratefully accepted )\, thanks t o the financial support of the Great Circle Foundation\, City of Portage T ourism Promotion Committee\, and Sean Malone State Farm Insurance. Conces sions will be available on site\, and guests are encouraged to bring chair s or blankets. \n\nIn addition to these events\, the Museum at the Portag e and Historic Indian Agency House will be showcasing special Civil War ex hibitions\, exploring the participation of Wisconsinites to the war effort and the impact of this bloody battle on the citizens and social landscape of our great State. The Agency House exhibit\, sponsored by Trans Works Transmissions\, will feature an authentic reproduction of John Kinzie’s officer’s jacket\, worn during his tenure as a Paymaster for the Union a rmy. \n\n To help visitors take advantage of this multiple-day event\, th e Portage Best Western and Super 8 are generously offering a special “Ci vil War Weekend” discount of 15% of room rates (to take advantage of thi s offer\, mention the “Civil War Remembered” discount when making your reservations).\n\nVisitors in town for Portage’s “The Civil War Remem bered” and other interested parties are also encouraged to consider Port age’s NEW Passport to the Past. This $20 passport allows holders access to all of Portage’s cultural sites for one low price\, including the Ame rican Legion State Headquarters and Museum\, Fort Winnebago Surgeons Quart ers\, the Historic Indian Agency House\, the Museum at the Portage\, the P ortage WWII Museum\, the Portage Center for the Arts and the Zona Gale Hom e. Passports can be purchased at all participating locations\, as well as the Portage Area Chamber of Commerce. Call 608-742-6242 or visit www.porta gewi.com for more information. DTEND:20110910T230000 DTSTART:20110910T160000 LOCATION:Historic Indian Agency House SUMMARY:\'The Civil War Remembered\' in Portage URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=535 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-8634xsfVfD@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:The City of Portage joins towns\, cities\, museums\, and histor ic sites across the country in declaring 2011 the Year of the Civil War. I n commemoration of this transformative era’s 150th anniversary\, Portage is hosting the “Civil War Remembered” on Friday\, September 9 through Sunday\, September 11. Several locations and venues across Portage are participating\, with a weekend slate of events and programming planned.\n \nThe Portage Center for the Arts\, 301 East Cook Street\, will present †śA Heart Divided” by Cherie Bennett and Jeff Gottesfeld on Friday and Sa turday at 7:30PM and Sunday at 2PM. This play explores the impact of the American Civil War on race relations and teen friendships yet today—150 years later! This thought-provoking and gripping play directed by Dr. Xan S. Johnson sheds light on a controversy that continues to divide our natio nal heart—the Confederate flag\; historical icon or racist symbol?\n\nTh en\, on Saturday\, the Historic Indian Agency House will hold a Union Sold ier Training Camp for Kids. This day camp will immerse young participants in the emotional and physical rigors of wartime\, with sessions led by kno wledgeable educators focused on “mustering into service\,” marching in formation\, a lunch of hard tack and dried beef\, and “letters from the front.” Each young soldier will be “issued supplies” that they wil l get to take home at the end of the day\, including a canvas bag\, a wood en rifle\, a Union soldier’s cap and water canteen. There is a discount ed participation fee of $8 per child for this event—amounting to much le ss than the actual cost of the take-home supplies alone\, thanks to a gene rous grant from the Great Circle Foundation. Reservations are required\, w ith only thirty-six spots available for children ages 8 to 12. Enlist your little soldier today by calling 608-742-6362.\n\nTo wrap up Portage’s â €śCivil War Remembered” weekend\, the Historic Indian Agency House will host Wisconsin’s celebrated 1st Brigade Band on the lawn of its 1832 Age ncy House on Sunday\, September 11 at noon. This 40-plus piece band is bas ed on the original 18-man 1864 Brodhead Band which enrolled in the Union A rmy as the “1st Brigade Band of the 3rd Division\, 15th Army Corps” an d served under the famed General William T. Sherman. The modern 1st Brigad e Band pays homage to these historical roots by performing in Civil War dr ess and playing antique Civil War-era instruments—valuable historic arti facts in their own right. Since 1964\, the group has performed for audie nces across the region and country (including a 1990 reenactment of the †śGrand Review of the Troops” in Washington\, D.C.)\, and their recorded music has been featured in a variety of television networks\, such as the 1995 Illinois Lincoln and Douglas Debate Reenactments\, televised by C-Spa n\, and A&E’s 1996 Civil War Journal.\n\nThis stirring experience will be offered free of charge (with donations gratefully accepted )\, thanks t o the financial support of the Great Circle Foundation\, City of Portage T ourism Promotion Committee\, and Sean Malone State Farm Insurance. Conces sions will be available on site\, and guests are encouraged to bring chair s or blankets. \n\nIn addition to these events\, the Museum at the Portag e and Historic Indian Agency House will be showcasing special Civil War ex hibitions\, exploring the participation of Wisconsinites to the war effort and the impact of this bloody battle on the citizens and social landscape of our great State. The Agency House exhibit\, sponsored by Trans Works Transmissions\, will feature an authentic reproduction of John Kinzie’s officer’s jacket\, worn during his tenure as a Paymaster for the Union a rmy. \n\n To help visitors take advantage of this multiple-day event\, th e Portage Best Western and Super 8 are generously offering a special “Ci vil War Weekend” discount of 15% of room rates (to take advantage of thi s offer\, mention the “Civil War Remembered” discount when making your reservations).\n\nVisitors in town for Portage’s “The Civil War Remem bered” and other interested parties are also encouraged to consider Port age’s NEW Passport to the Past. This $20 passport allows holders access to all of Portage’s cultural sites for one low price\, including the Ame rican Legion State Headquarters and Museum\, Fort Winnebago Surgeons Quart ers\, the Historic Indian Agency House\, the Museum at the Portage\, the P ortage WWII Museum\, the Portage Center for the Arts and the Zona Gale Hom e. Passports can be purchased at all participating locations\, as well as the Portage Area Chamber of Commerce. Call 608-742-6242 or visit www.porta gewi.com for more information. DTEND:20110911T230000 DTSTART:20110911T190000 LOCATION:Historic Indian Agency House SUMMARY:\'The Civil War Remembered\' in Portage URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=536 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-8639cxc1Zw@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:\n\nJoin Us for our Celebration Event!\nAugust 1st from 10-7 \n FREE Food & Beverages\nSpecial Event Offers!\n\nW 3178 Van Roy Rd.\, Apple ton\, WI\n\nClose to Lowes and Festival foods near the intersection of 441 and College Ave. \n\n DTEND:20110802T020000 DTSTART:20110801T170000 LOCATION:Cellcom SUMMARY:Cellcom Celebration URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=537 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-8645AlvCp2@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:For the fifteenth consecutive year\, The Frame Workshop will be honored to host a visit by a family member of the respected German nutcra cker maker\, Holzkunst Christian Ulbricht.\n\nWe welcome Gunther Ulbricht during our Christmas Open House weekend as he visits a handful of stops ac ross the United States during his 2011 U.S. tour. Gunther\, with his siste r\, Ines represents the third generation of this well known firm based in Bavaria and in the Ore Mountains of Saxony.\n\nDuring his Friday evening v isit\, Gunther will introduce his annual tour bird nutcracker\, a Turkey f or 2011\, just in time for Thanksgiving. Gunther will be available to sign these and other nutcrackers and smokers for collectors. DTEND:20111112T030000 DTSTART:20111111T220000 LOCATION:The Frame Workshop SUMMARY:Gunther Ulbricht Nutcracker Signing URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=538 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-8651V3JRGm@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:Thomas Ziesmer\, a Master Glassblower travels to The Frame Work shop from Neustadt\, Germany representing the world renowned firm of Inge- glas® of Germany. During his visit\, Thomas will create mold and free for m ornaments from raw tubes of glass using techniques passed down by genera tions of German glass blowers. \n\nThomas will sign ornaments and answer q uestions about this centuries old European craft. A special event reflecto r ornament has been created for this U.S. tour and will be available that evening at The Frame Workshop.\n DTEND:20111119T020000 DTSTART:20111118T220000 LOCATION:The Frame Workshop SUMMARY:Thomas Ziesmer Glassblower Demonstration URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=539 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-8657mVoi5d@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:For the fourth consecutive year\, The Frame Workshop will be ho nored to host a visit by Karla Steinbach\, respected German nutcracker mak er and 6th generation family member to carry the reigns of this 200 year o ld company.\n\nWe welcome Karla Steinbach for this one evening reception d uring the busy Holiday season as she visits a handful of retail shops acro ss the United States as part of her 2011 U.S. tour. Karla loves to share t he stories about her late father\, Christian with collectors and talk abou t the many nutcracker and smoker designs that has made Steinbach the most recognized name among collectors in North America.\n\nDuring her Friday ev ening visit\, Karla Steinbach will sign nutcrackers and smokers for collec tors. She introduces Father Christmas this year\, the 18th nutcracker in t he \'Christmas Legends Series\'.\n DTEND:20111203T030000 DTSTART:20111202T220000 LOCATION:The Frame Workshop SUMMARY:Karla Steinbach Nutcracker Signing URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=540 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-8663EuadzN@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:The Historic Indian Agency House is hosting a 4-part speaker se ries\, with one lecture a month from June to September. The series\, enti tled “To Arms: Wisconsin and 19th-Century Military Conflicts\,” explor es the participation of Wisconsinites and the impact of our state’s geog raphy on several military engagements of the 1900’s. Each installment of the series—all offered free of charge—will be held on the final Tue sday of each month at 6:30PM.\n\nThe third installment of the 2011 series will take place Tuesday\, August 30. At this time\, Historian and Circus W orld Museum Archivist Peter Shrake\, M.A.\, will discuss the Civil War in Wisconsin. Shrake will highlight the contributions and sacrifices of the W isconsin military\, with a particular emphasis on the celebrated Iron Brig ade\, and the famous (and infamous) soldiers and officers of Fort Winnebag o who went on to Civil War fame—including\, of course\, the legendary Co nfederate President Jefferson Davis and Portage’s own Colonel Joshua J. Guppy.\n\nMr. Shrake was one of last year’s most popular speaker seriesâ €™ presenters\, and his 2011 topic promises to be just as fascinating and edifying. \n\nThe museum and visitor’s center exhibits\, always free to the public\, will be open 5PM until the lecture begins\, and a guided tour of the Historic Indian Agency House itself will also be offered for a min imal fee at this time. Light refreshments will be provided for lecture gu ests. \n\nFor the second year\, the speaker series is free to the public a nd made largely possible by a generous grant from the Great Circle Foundat ion\, Inc. of East Northport\, New York\, with additional financial suppor t provided by Forever Yours Jewelry of Portage. DTEND:20110811T215500 DTSTART:20110811T205500 LOCATION:Historic Indian Agency House SUMMARY:\'To Arms\' Speaker Series\, 3 of 4\, The Civil War URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=541 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-86683pMpET@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:The Historic Indian Agency House is hosting a 4-part speaker se ries\, with one lecture a month from June to September. The series\, enti tled “To Arms: Wisconsin and 19th-Century Military Conflicts\,” explor es the participation of Wisconsinites and the impact of our state’s geog raphy on several military engagements of the 1900’s. Each installment of the series—all offered free of charge—will be held on the final Tue sday of each month at 6:30PM.\n\nThe third installment of the 2011 series will take place Tuesday\, August 30. At this time\, Historian and Circus W orld Museum Archivist Peter Shrake\, M.A.\, will discuss the Civil War in Wisconsin. Shrake will highlight the contributions and sacrifices of the W isconsin military\, with a particular emphasis on the celebrated Iron Brig ade\, and the famous (and infamous) soldiers and officers of Fort Winnebag o who went on to Civil War fame—including\, of course\, the legendary Co nfederate President Jefferson Davis and Portage’s own Colonel Joshua J. Guppy.\n\nMr. Shrake was one of last year’s most popular speaker seriesâ €™ presenters\, and his 2011 topic promises to be just as fascinating and edifying. \n\nThe museum and visitor’s center exhibits\, always free to the public\, will be open 5PM until the lecture begins\, and a guided tour of the Historic Indian Agency House itself will also be offered for a min imal fee at this time. Light refreshments will be provided for lecture gu ests. \n\nFor the second year\, the speaker series is free to the public a nd made largely possible by a generous grant from the Great Circle Foundat ion\, Inc. of East Northport\, New York\, with additional financial suppor t provided by Forever Yours Jewelry of Portage.\n\nThe “To Arms” 2011 lecture series is part of a yearlong Civil War theme\, commemorating the 1 50th anniversary of this transformative era\, at the Historic Indian Agenc y House. Visit www.agencyhouse.org for a full listing of events\, or call 608-742-6362 for further information. DTEND:20110831T030000 DTSTART:20110831T013000 LOCATION:Historic Indian Agency House SUMMARY:\'To Arms\' Speaker Series\, 3 of 4\, The Civil War URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=542 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-8675WTuA0w@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:\nThe 5th Annual Wausau Gem\, Mineral and Fossil Show and Sale will be held October 7-8-9\, 2011 at East Gate Hall in Marathon Park. East Gate Hall is located at 2101 Stewart Ave in Wausau\, WI. \nThis show will feature top experts and vendors from across the Midwest displaying and se lling an amazing variety of treasures.\n Items featured will include: uniq ue and rare mineral and fossil specimens\, award winning jewelry from WI a rtists\, dinosaur fossils\, Wisconsin fossils and minerals\, cut and raw g emstones\, pearls\, shells\, materials for your own creations\, and so muc h more! \nThis year Ground View Metal Detectors will be holding an “End of the Year Clearance Sale” with an amazing selection of metal detectors and supplies available for collectors of all ages! Expert Kevin Clark wil l also have free metal detecting demonstrations daily. This will be a gre at time to get that gift for the collector in your family! \nThis show is FREE and open to the public. \nIf you have any questions\, please contact Jennifer Damrow at: 715-212-7080 or visit: www.exclusiveinspirations.com \n\nEast Gate Hall\, Marathon Park located at 2101 Stewart Ave in Wausau\, WI \nOctober 7-8-9\nFriday: Noon-5:00pm (youth day\, with Q/A and special youth prices!)\nSaturday: 9:00am-5:00pm\nSunday: 10:00am-4:00pm\n DTEND:20111007T230000 DTSTART:20111007T190000 LOCATION:Marathon Park\, East Gate Hall: 2101 Stewart Ave\, Wausau\, WI 544 01 RRULE:FREQ=DAILY;INTERVAL=1;UNTIL=20111009T070000Z SUMMARY:Wausau Gem\, Mineral and Fossil Show & Sale URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=543 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-8681xeUg98@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:As college costs climb higher each year\, many students and par ents undoubtedly wonder how they will afford the escalating tuition\, fees and other expenses of post-secondary education.\n\nA free Aug. 30 seminar at Jannsen + Company – just in time for the new school year – will ex amine investment strategies and tools to build a college nest egg. “Educ ation Savings” will focus on advance planning and using tax-advantaged i nvestment vehicles to turn college dreams into reality. The 7:30 a.m. semi nar will be held at the Jannsen Center\, W239-N3490 Pewaukee Road (southea st corner of Capitol Drive and Highway 164)\, Pewaukee.\n\n“A college ed ucation is more important than ever\, and is costlier than ever\, too\,” said Terry Jannsen\, CPA\, CFP®\, who will lead the seminar. “Parents and their children have many opportunities to save for higher education\, but need to plan ahead and invest strategically to build their needed reso urces.”\n\nEducation costs are unlikely to slow their rapid growth\, Jan nsen said\, making an early start on saving for college even more importan t.\n\nSeating is limited. Interested attendees should call (262) 513-9292 or e-mail marketing@jannsen.com to reserve a spot.\n\nFounded in 1975\, Ja nnsen + Company is a full-service certified public accounting and business resources firm with more than 30 professionals and employees. Besides a f ull range of CPA and payroll processing services\, Jannsen + Company advis es businesses on information technology\, human resources and wealth manag ement. Securities offered through 1st Global Capital Corp.\, Member FINRA\ , SIPC. Investment Advisory Services offered through 1st Global Advisors\, Inc.\n DTEND:20110830T153000 DTSTART:20110830T143000 LOCATION:Jannsen Center SUMMARY:Education Savings URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=544 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-8688m20pXh@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:Open Play between 4PM and 8PM.\n\nUNLIMITED FRIDAYS\nBring your own marker/mask & paint $20.00 \nFRIDAY MEET UP SPECIAL - LOG ON TO JOIN A GROUP!\n\nExtra Paint Extra Gear\n100 Paintballs $5.25 Jumpsuit Renta l $5.00\n200 Paintballs $7.00 Neck Cover $1.50\n500/1 bag $18.25 Chest Cover $3.00\n2\,000/case Best Value $60.00 Gloves $4.00\n\nThe Pain tball Adventure field offers a host of features to accommodate any paintba ll player. Come test your skills in our outdoor 100\' X 200\' inflatable f ield.\nOur minimum age to play is 8 years old and all players under the ag e of 16 must have the release form signed by a parent or legal guardian. T he release forms (available on line) can be filled out prior to arrival at the field if you plan on coming with friends. \nJump online and register with Action Territory\'s Paintball Meet-up. It\'s FREE. Talk to other pain tball players\, find new teams\, plan weekly or monthly games and tourname nts\, post pictures & video. All ages welcome! Come as a one man army\, or bring your full platoon for amateur to Competition level play. Enjoy memb er\'s-only Group Specials.\n$25 non-refundable deposit required within 48 hours of booking. Gratuity Appreciated.\nPAINTBALL MEETUP SPECIAL ::: 9 OR MORE: $15.99 per person. Come as you are! Our meet up special includes 1 hour of private field time : -Marker -Mask -Jumpsuit -200 paintballs\nEVER Y DAY SPECIAL\nBring your own marker/mask ::: $12.00 Per Person \n**ALL PA INT MUST BE PURCHASED AND USED ON-SITE**\nRental Wristband \n$15.00\n(incl udes marker\, mask\, suit rental and 100 paintballs)\n DTEND:20110823T030000 DTSTART:20110822T230000 LOCATION: Americas Action Territory Fun Park RRULE:FREQ=WEEKLY;INTERVAL=1;UNTIL=20110822T070000Z SUMMARY:Open Play Paintball Fridays at Americas Action Territory Fun Park URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=545 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-86958A8eeX@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:Open Play between 4PM and 8PM.\n\nUNLIMITED FRIDAYS\nBring your own marker/mask & paint $20.00 \nFRIDAY MEET UP SPECIAL - LOG ON TO JOIN A GROUP!\n\nExtra Paint Extra Gear\n100 Paintballs $5.25 Jumpsuit Renta l $5.00\n200 Paintballs $7.00 Neck Cover $1.50\n500/1 bag $18.25 Chest Cover $3.00\n2\,000/case Best Value $60.00 Gloves $4.00\n\nThe Pain tball Adventure field offers a host of features to accommodate any paintba ll player. Come test your skills in our outdoor 100\' X 200\' inflatable f ield.\nOur minimum age to play is 8 years old and all players under the ag e of 16 must have the release form signed by a parent or legal guardian. T he release forms (available on line) can be filled out prior to arrival at the field if you plan on coming with friends. \nJump online and register with Action Territory\'s Paintball Meet-up. It\'s FREE. Talk to other pain tball players\, find new teams\, plan weekly or monthly games and tourname nts\, post pictures & video. All ages welcome! Come as a one man army\, or bring your full platoon for amateur to Competition level play. Enjoy memb er\'s-only Group Specials.\n$25 non-refundable deposit required within 48 hours of booking. Gratuity Appreciated.\nPAINTBALL MEETUP SPECIAL ::: 9 OR MORE: $15.99 per person. Come as you are! Our meet up special includes 1 hour of private field time : -Marker -Mask -Jumpsuit -200 paintballs\nEVER Y DAY SPECIAL\nBring your own marker/mask ::: $12.00 Per Person \n**ALL PA INT MUST BE PURCHASED AND USED ON-SITE**\nRental Wristband \n$15.00\n(incl udes marker\, mask\, suit rental and 100 paintballs)\n DTEND:20110823T030000 DTSTART:20110822T230000 LOCATION: Americas Action Territory Fun Park RRULE:FREQ=WEEKLY;INTERVAL=1;UNTIL=20110822T070000Z SUMMARY:Open Play Paintball Fridays at Americas Action Territory Fun Park URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=546 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-8700CZNOEa@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:51st Annual Prentice Progress Days \nSponsored by Prentice Lion s\, Volunteer Fire Department & Optimist Club \nFriday\, September 2\n6:00 p.m. Fireman\'s softball games at Lion\'s Park - Concessions by the Opti mist Club\nSaturday\, September 3 \nDunk Tank by the Prentice Dance Team\n Volleyball Court Open - Ice Cream Stand\n8:00 a.m. Prentice High School A lumni Basketball Tournament at Prentice High School\, sponsored by the Boo ster Club. $100 entry fee per team. Call Jay Esterholm at 715-428-2200 to register. Girls Games at 12:00 P.M.\, Legends Game at 5:00P.M. \n9:00 a.m. Softball Tournament all day at Lions Park \n10:00 a.m. All Day Arts and C rafts - Prentice School East Gym by Optimist Club call 428-2917\n10:30 a.m . Parade along Railroad Avenue\, Parade Marshal: John Anderson\n11:30 a.m. Barbecued Chicken Dinners\, Pies and Goodies served at the Lions Park and in high school cafeteria \n11:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. Inflatable Rides at PHS Football Field. All rides are free.\n12:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m. Genealogical Research at Computer Lab with cooperation from the Price County Genealogic al Club\; Historical Display - High School Library - Jump River Historical Society and Knox Creek Heritage Center\n\n12:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m. BINGO! a t Railroad Ave. Recreational Center. Cost is 25 cents per card with 100% p ayout. \n1:00 p.m. Log Loading Contest- at high school parking lot\, spons ored by Cat Forest Products \n1:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m. Free Music at Lions Pa rk Fire Truck Rides starting by St. John\'s Church \n1:00 p.m. Airplane Ri des at Airport \n1:00 p.m. - 3:00 p.m. Multitek Factory Tour and Machine D emos at Multitek\n2:00 p.m. Kids Fishing Contest at Buccaneer Pond\, Spons ored by Chequamegon Club\n2:00 p.m. 2011 Miss Prentice Coronation at Lion\ 's Park\n\n8:00 p.m. (Dusk) Free Movie \'Rio\' at the Lion\'s Park. Rain L ocation in PHS East Gymnasium \n8:00 p.m. Dance- at Fire Hall featuring th e Bear Creek Band\nSunday\, September 4 \n10:00am Softball Tournament at L ion\'s Park - Concessions by the Optimist Club\n8:00-11:00am Tee-Off - Leo Heikkinen Memorial Golf Tournament\nRain Date Monday - by Optimist Club - $5.00 entry fee + Green Fee\n12:00 p.m. - 3:00 p.m. Progress Days Pig Ca tching Contest at Lion\'s Park. Win Cash Prizes! \n12:00 p.m. Prentice Hig h School Alumni Basketball Tournament (continued) Slam Dunk &3 point conte sts at 1:00 PM \n1:00 p.m. Bean Bag Toss at Lion\'s Park by D\'s Burger & Bowl \n4:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m. Spaghetti Feed at PHS Cafeteria by Prentice E MTs. Proceeds to go towards new ambulance\n7:00pm Community Hymn Sing - Pr entice School West Gym - coffee & fellowship to follow \nMonday\, Septembe r 5 (Rain Date) \n DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20110903 LOCATION:Downtown\, Airport\, School and Lions Park SUMMARY:Prentice Progress Days URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=547 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-8705gtsgSC@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:51st Annual Prentice Progress Days \nSponsored by Prentice Lion s\, Volunteer Fire Department & Optimist Club \nFriday\, September 2\n6:00 p.m. Fireman\'s softball games at Lion\'s Park - Concessions by the Opti mist Club\nSaturday\, September 3 \nDunk Tank by the Prentice Dance Team\n Volleyball Court Open - Ice Cream Stand\n8:00 a.m. Prentice High School A lumni Basketball Tournament at Prentice High School\, sponsored by the Boo ster Club. $100 entry fee per team. Call Jay Esterholm at 715-428-2200 to register. Girls Games at 12:00 P.M.\, Legends Game at 5:00P.M. \n9:00 a.m. Softball Tournament all day at Lions Park \n10:00 a.m. All Day Arts and C rafts - Prentice School East Gym by Optimist Club call 428-2917\n10:30 a.m . Parade along Railroad Avenue\, Parade Marshal: John Anderson\n11:30 a.m. Barbecued Chicken Dinners\, Pies and Goodies served at the Lions Park and in high school cafeteria \n11:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. Inflatable Rides at PHS Football Field. All rides are free.\n12:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m. Genealogical Research at Computer Lab with cooperation from the Price County Genealogic al Club\; Historical Display - High School Library - Jump River Historical Society and Knox Creek Heritage Center\n\n12:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m. BINGO! a t Railroad Ave. Recreational Center. Cost is 25 cents per card with 100% p ayout. \n1:00 p.m. Log Loading Contest- at high school parking lot\, spons ored by Cat Forest Products \n1:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m. Free Music at Lions Pa rk Fire Truck Rides starting by St. John\'s Church \n1:00 p.m. Airplane Ri des at Airport \n1:00 p.m. - 3:00 p.m. Multitek Factory Tour and Machine D emos at Multitek\n2:00 p.m. Kids Fishing Contest at Buccaneer Pond\, Spons ored by Chequamegon Club\n2:00 p.m. 2011 Miss Prentice Coronation at Lion\ 's Park\n\n8:00 p.m. (Dusk) Free Movie \'Rio\' at the Lion\'s Park. Rain L ocation in PHS East Gymnasium \n8:00 p.m. Dance- at Fire Hall featuring th e Bear Creek Band\nSunday\, September 4 \n10:00am Softball Tournament at L ion\'s Park - Concessions by the Optimist Club\n8:00-11:00am Tee-Off - Leo Heikkinen Memorial Golf Tournament\nRain Date Monday - by Optimist Club - $5.00 entry fee + Green Fee\n12:00 p.m. - 3:00 p.m. Progress Days Pig Ca tching Contest at Lion\'s Park. Win Cash Prizes! \n12:00 p.m. Prentice Hig h School Alumni Basketball Tournament (continued) Slam Dunk &3 point conte sts at 1:00 PM \n1:00 p.m. Bean Bag Toss at Lion\'s Park by D\'s Burger & Bowl \n4:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m. Spaghetti Feed at PHS Cafeteria by Prentice E MTs. Proceeds to go towards new ambulance\n7:00pm Community Hymn Sing - Pr entice School West Gym - coffee & fellowship to follow \nMonday\, Septembe r 5 (Rain Date) \n DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20110903 LOCATION:Lions Park SUMMARY:Prentice Progress Days URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=548 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-8711iJ0IOm@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:Sunday\, September 4 \n10:00am Softball Tournament at Lion\'s P ark - Concessions by the Optimist Club\n8:00-11:00am Tee-Off - Leo Heikkin en Memorial Golf Tournament\nRain Date Monday - by Optimist Club - $5.00 e ntry fee + Green Fee\n12:00 p.m. - 3:00 p.m. Progress Days Pig Catching C ontest at Lion\'s Park. Win Cash Prizes! \n12:00 p.m. Prentice High School Alumni Basketball Tournament (continued) Slam Dunk &3 point contests at 1 :00 PM \n1:00 p.m. Bean Bag Toss at Lion\'s Park by D\'s Burger & Bowl \n4 :00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m. Spaghetti Feed at PHS Cafeteria by Prentice EMTs. Pro ceeds to go towards new ambulance\n7:00pm Community Hymn Sing - Prentice S chool West Gym - coffee & fellowship to follow \n DTEND:20110905T040000 DTSTART:20110904T150000 LOCATION:Downtown\, Golf Course\, Lions Park and School SUMMARY:Prentice Progress Days URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=549 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-8717DUJmne@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:The Historic Indian Agency House is hosting their 3rd annual li ving history event on Saturday\, September 24\, 2011 from 9AM to 5PM. As part of our ongoing 2011 military theme\, this year’s living history event will transport you back in time to the tense and intriguing Black Hawk Wa r era. The event’s official title is “We Must Prepare Ourselves: The Blac k Hawk War at the Portage\, an 1832 Living History Weekend.” \n\nOn Sept ember 24th\, visitors to the site will get the chance to observe and inter act with a host of 19th-century character in an authentic historic setting \, including Indian Agent John Kinzie and his wife Juliette (original inha bitants of the Agency House)\, militia men\, a soldier and officer’s wife from Fort Winnebago\, and an frontier doctor. These experienced interpret ers will immerse visitors in the somewhat chaotic atmosphere of 1832\, as European settlers\, traders\, and those stationed at Fort Winnebago braced themselves for the violence and bloodshed of the so-called Black Hawk War that threatened to make its way to the portage. \n\nHistoric demonstrati ons\, activities\, and special museum house tours throughout the day will help visitors better understand the context and story of the Black Hawk Wa r\, with a specific emphasis on the relationship of John Kinzie and the Ho -Chunk people—who ultimately decided to remain neutral within the conflict . \n\nAt 11AM\, 1PM and 3:30PM\, catch a musket firing demonstration. The n\, at 2PM\, join us for a “19th-century Firearms Care\, Collecting & Use” presentation\, featuring a discussion of one of the site’s most prized ar tifacts\, a 1741 Brown Bess. Finally\, jump on a special guided tour of th e Indian Agency House at 10AM\, noon\, or 4PM\, where our costumed interpr eters stationed throughout the house will share their knowledge of 19th-ce ntury medicinal practices\, outdoor cooking\, and other historical topics. \n\nThe participating reeneactors are experienced educators with an intere st specifically in the 1830s and Black Hawk War era. And they can’t wait to share their knowledge with you!\n\nThis event is free to the public\, e xcept for the guided tours for which there is a minimal fee. \n\n“We Must Prepare Ourselves” is made possible by a generous grant from the Great Ci rcle Foundation\, Inc. of East Northport\, New York. For information rega rding this and any other Historic Indian Agency House event\, call Directo r Destinee Udelhoven at (608) 742 – 6362.\n DTEND:20110902T003100 DTSTART:20110901T233100 LOCATION:Historic Indian Agency House SUMMARY:The Black Hawk War at the Portage: An 1832 Living History Weekend URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=550 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-8722U238NO@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:Sunday\, November 20\, 2011\n\nPresent Music will perform Henry Brant’s Wind\, Water\, Clouds & Fire. This piece features over 100 musi cians and singers widely situated throughout the Cathedral of St. John\'s in a performance that evokes the scale and immensity of the natural world. Collaborators: Present Music\, Milwaukee Choral Artists\, PIUS XI High Sc hool Choir\, Bucks Native American Singing & Drumming Group\, Arrowhead Hi gh School Choir\, Homestead High School Choir\, Milwaukee Youth Symphony O rchestra violinists\, and Vocal Arts Academy of Milwaukee. DTEND:20110913T010000 DTSTART:20110912T230000 LOCATION:Cathedral of St. John the Evangelist SUMMARY:Present Music\'s Thanksgiving Concert URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=551 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-8728wV9GsA@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:Open from 10:00am to 5:00pm Columbus Day October 10\nCall for D etails on our Outdoor and Indoor wristband specials! DTEND:20111011T000000 DTSTART:20111010T170000 LOCATION:America\'s Action Territory SUMMARY:Celebrate Columbus Day and “Discover” the Fun at Action Territo ry! URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=552 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-87349L2DLU@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:On the last Friday of the month come and relax for a while at E BCO Artworks with art and friends. The themed exhibit includes resident ar tists and featured SVA artists. Working artist studios are open for a peek inside and maybe catch an artist at work. You’ll see great local art an d enjoy some spirited refreshments\, conversation and entertainment. DTEND:20111029T050000 DTSTART:20111029T010000 LOCATION:Sheboygan Visual Artists -Ebco Artworks SUMMARY:Final Fridays Art Exhibition URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=553 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-8739tVZAVc@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:(Burlington\, WI) YMCA Camp MacLean is proud to present the 18t h annual “Crafts in the Woods” Arts and Crafts Show Saturday November 26th\, 2011 from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. \nThere will be more than 50 craft ers\, a bake sale\, hot lunch\, and Mrs. Claus’ Coffee Shop with gourmet coffees & desserts. Craters will be in the William Rust Lodge as well as 19 cabins throughout camp. Admission is $3.75 for ages 12 and up and $1.00 for ages 6-11. All admissions include parking and shuttle service from th e parking lot to main camp. Proceeds from the event help families in need send their children to camp. \nYMCA Camp MacLean is located 1 mile east of Burlington\, WI on County Rd. E (Durand Ave.) Camp MacLean is a year roun d facility serving youth and families primarily from Wisconsin and Illinoi s. For more information call camp at 262-763-7742.\n DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20111126 LOCATION:YMCA Camp MacLean SUMMARY:Crafts in the Woods URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=554 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-8745LW35Kp@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:Two Day Annual Art Auction at EBCO ArtWorks\, 1201 Erie Ave\, Sheboygan. Everyone is welcome to take part in or simply enjoy the artwor ks being auctioned. This area of the state has amazing artists and the SVA is home to many of them. DTEND:20111202T150000 DTSTART:20111202T120000 LOCATION:Sheboygan Visual Artists SUMMARY:Holiday Gala and Original Art Sale/ Live and Silent Auctions URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=555 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-8750TTbP0i@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:Two Day Annual Art Auction at EBCO ArtWorks\, 1201 Erie Ave\, Sheboygan. Everyone is welcome to take part in or simply enjoy the artwor ks being auctioned. This area of the state has amazing artists and the SVA is home to many of them. \n6-8pm: art for sale/silent auction\n8-9pm: Liv e Auction\n DTEND:20111204T050000 DTSTART:20111204T010000 LOCATION:Sheboygan Visual Artists - EBCO Artworks SUMMARY:Holiday Gala and Original Art Sale/ Live and Silent Auctions URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=556 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-8756K4SU7o@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:Join us for a magical evening on Friday\, Decemeber 2nd from 4: 00-9:00pm where 100\,000 lights will adorn Broad Street in the historic Vi llage of Greendale. This free event is being put on by the Greendale Vill age Business Association. The event includes a visit from Santa\, carriag e rides (for a minimal fee)\, the play \'A Christmas Carol\'\, holiday mus ic provided by various various groups\, chestnuts roasting on an open fire and so much more. All shopkeepers will be dressed in Dickens attire and have their stores decked out for the holidays. Please remember to bring y our camera to capture the family memories that will be made in Greendale. We hope that you can join us. DTEND:20111111T040000 DTSTART:20111110T230000 LOCATION:Downtown Greendale SUMMARY:A Dickens of a Christmas URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=557 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-876297pPZS@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:De-stress and de-tox this holiday season! \n\nJoin Crystal Rohd e\, RYT (Pura Vida Yoga\, LLC) for a 90-minute yoga class followed by disc ussion on detoxing for your health and the importance of breath and breath ing techniques. The event will wrap up with a 10 minute savasana (relaxat ion.)\n\nDate: 12/3/11\nCost: $40\n\nPre-registration required! \nontact C rystal to sign up: 920-851-1084 crystal.rohde@hotmail.com\n\nSee the atta ched flyer for more information on the event! DTEND:20111115T230000 DTSTART:20111115T213000 LOCATION:Premier Fitness SUMMARY:Holiday Yoga Intensive URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=558 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-87675vgOwV@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:De-stress and de-tox this holiday season! \n\nJoin Crystal Rohd e\, RYT (Pura Vida Yoga\, LLC) for a 90-minute yoga class followed by disc ussion on detoxing for your health and the importance of breath and breath ing techniques. The event will wrap up with a 10 minute savasana (relaxat ion.)\n\nDate: 12/3/11\nCost: $40\n\nPre-registration required! \nontact C rystal to sign up: 920-851-1084 crystal.rohde@hotmail.com\n\nSee the atta ched flyer for more information on the event! DTEND:20111115T230000 DTSTART:20111115T213000 LOCATION:Premier Fitness SUMMARY:Holiday Yoga Intensive URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=559 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-87740IRd1r@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:De-stress and de-tox this holiday season! \n\nJoin Crystal Rohd e\, RYT (Pura Vida Yoga\, LLC) for a 90-minute yoga class followed by disc ussion on detoxing for your health and the importance of breath and breath ing techniques. The event will wrap up with a 10 minute savasana (relaxat ion.)\n\nDate: 12/3/11\nCost: $40\n\nPre-registration required! \nontact C rystal to sign up: 920-851-1084 crystal.rohde@hotmail.com\n\nSee the atta ched flyer for more information on the event! DTEND:20111115T230000 DTSTART:20111115T213000 LOCATION:Premier Fitness SUMMARY:Holiday Yoga Intensive URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=560 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-8779wWgOCX@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:This year’s Kiddie Christmas will be held Wednesday\, Decembe r 7th\, from 4 to 6 pm in the Visitor’s Center. Participants at this fre e event will make old-fashioned Christmas ornaments to decorate the Agency House tree and paint a wooden top to take home. Apple cider and treats wi ll refresh young guests\, and Santa Claus is scheduled to stop by at 4:30! All goodies and activity materials will be distributed on a first-come\, first-serve basis\; doors open promptly at 4:00. Although this event is f ree as always\, donations are encouraged and will be gratefully accepted. \n\nFor those who might be interested\, a Noah’s Ark Animal Workshop boo th will be available at this year’s Kiddie Christmas. For an $11 fee\, p articipants can choose an animal friend to stuff and take home\, with $4 o f each purchase directly supporting the Agency House and its many annual c hildren’s programming events. \n\nCall 608-742-6362 for more information . DTEND:20111118T191800 DTSTART:20111118T181800 LOCATION:HIstoric Indian Agency House SUMMARY:KIDDIE CHRISTMAS URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=561 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-8785VUVETl@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:Present Music & Shepherd Express 30th Birthday Party & Concert! \nFree food plus Milwaukee’s premier polka-pop party band\, The Squeezet tes!\nSat.\, Jan. 7 at 7:30pm at Turner Hall Ballroom\nwww.presentmusic.or g / (414) 271-0711\n\n30 years ago in Milwaukee\, Present Music performed their first concert and the Shepherd Express published their first issue. On January 7\, we celebrate. For the first time in Present Music history\, the audience has chosen the music. Through online voting\, six contempora ry music selections were chosen – from hauntingly beautiful to fun and q uirky – the top voted choices will be revealed at the concert. Present Music and the entire audience (yes\, you) will perform\, Souvenir\, a mult i-media\, glow-in-the-dark extravaganza for the senses. No rehearsal requ ired – just get your ticket for the concert! But wait\, there’s more - - the Present Music ensemble is also looking for 15 additional instrumenta lists to join them in Souvenir. These performers will create sound effects with their instrument of choice – no skill\, only enthusiasm is require d. Interested? Climb up into your attic\, dust off your high school band c larinet\, flute\, tuba or whatever and email us at newmusic@presentmusic.o rg. \n DTEND:20111201T060000 DTSTART:20111201T023000 LOCATION:Turner Hall Ballroom SUMMARY:Present Music Choose Concert URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=562 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-87904N1GH7@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:Present Music & Shepherd Express 30th Birthday Party & Concert! \nFree food plus Milwaukee’s premier polka-pop party band\, The Squeezet tes!\nSat.\, Jan. 7 at 7:30pm at Turner Hall Ballroom\nwww.presentmusic.or g / (414) 271-0711\n\n30 years ago in Milwaukee\, Present Music performed their first concert and the Shepherd Express published their first issue. On January 7\, we celebrate. For the first time in Present Music history\, the audience has chosen the music. Through online voting\, six contempora ry music selections were chosen – from hauntingly beautiful to fun and q uirky – the top voted choices will be revealed at the concert. Present Music and the entire audience (yes\, you) will perform\, Souvenir\, a mult i-media\, glow-in-the-dark extravaganza for the senses. No rehearsal requ ired – just get your ticket for the concert! But wait\, there’s more - - the Present Music ensemble is also looking for 15 additional instrumenta lists to join them in Souvenir. These performers will create sound effects with their instrument of choice – no skill\, only enthusiasm is require d. Interested? Climb up into your attic\, dust off your high school band c larinet\, flute\, tuba or whatever and email us at newmusic@presentmusic.o rg. \n DTEND:20111201T060000 DTSTART:20111201T023000 LOCATION:Turner Hall Ballroom SUMMARY:Present Music Choose Concert URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=563 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-8796W7lfLU@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:Browse gift ideas by 24 artists -- handcrafted originals of jew elry\, ceramics\, glass\, sculpture\, paintings\, photographs\, and wearab le fiber art. Meet some artists and maybe peek into a working studio. At the corner of 12th St. and Erie Ave. in Sheboygan. Free and public. DTEND:20111210T210000 DTSTART:20111210T170000 LOCATION:EBCO Artworks Building SUMMARY:\'OPEN GIFT GALLERY\' at EBCO ArtWorks URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=564 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-8802aAiXaK@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:Browse gift ideas by 24 artists -- handcrafted originals of jew elry\, ceramics\, glass\, sculpture\, paintings\, photographs\, and wearab le fiber art. Meet some artists and maybe peek into a working studio. At the corner of 12th St. and Erie Ave. in Sheboygan. Free and public. DTEND:20111214T210000 DTSTART:20111214T170000 LOCATION:EBCO Artworks Building SUMMARY:\'OPEN GIFT GALLERY\' at EBCO ArtWorks URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=565 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-8808wwfiAj@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION: Browse gift ideas by 24 artists -- handcrafted originals of je welry\, ceramics\, glass\, sculpture\, paintings\, photographs\, and weara ble fiber art. Meet some artists and maybe peek into a working studio. A t the corner of 12th St. and Erie Ave. in Sheboygan. Free and public. DTEND:20111216T030000 DTSTART:20111216T000000 LOCATION:EBCO Artworks Building SUMMARY:\'OPEN GIFT GALLERY\' at EBCO ArtWorks. URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=566 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-8814oTRHrE@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:Browse gift ideas by 24 artists -- handcrafted originals of jew elry\, ceramics\, glass\, sculpture\, paintings\, photographs\, and wearab le fiber art. Meet some artists and maybe peek into a working studio. At the corner of 12th St. and Erie Ave. in Sheboygan. Free and public DTEND:20111217T210000 DTSTART:20111217T170000 LOCATION:EBCO Artworks Building SUMMARY:\'OPEN GIFT GALLERY\' at EBCO ArtWorks. URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=567 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-8819auwdww@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:Browse gift ideas by 24 artists -- handcrafted originals of jew elry\, ceramics\, glass\, sculpture\, paintings\, photographs\, and wearab le fiber art. Meet some artists and maybe peek into a working studio. At the corner of 12th St. and Erie Ave. in Sheboygan. Free and public DTEND:20111221T210000 DTSTART:20111221T170000 LOCATION:EBCO Artworks Building SUMMARY:\'OPEN GIFT GALLERY\' at EBCO ArtWorks URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=568 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-8825Ue7bo9@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:Browse gift ideas by 24 artists -- handcrafted originals of jew elry\, ceramics\, glass\, sculpture\, paintings\, photographs\, and wearab le fiber art. Meet some artists and maybe peek into a working studio. At the corner of 12th St. and Erie Ave. in Sheboygan. Free and public. DTEND:20111223T030000 DTSTART:20111223T000000 LOCATION:EBCO Artworks Building SUMMARY:\'OPEN GIFT GALLERY\' at EBCO ArtWorks URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=569 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-88308GXALA@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:Festive Christmas music\, great fellowship\, inspirational mess age.\n\nCookies & refreshments to follow.\n\nInvite your family & friends to join us for this festive event. \n\n(262) 363-5443\n DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20111211 LOCATION:Orchard Hill Assembly of God SUMMARY:Christmas Praise Service URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=570 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-8836wHAXL1@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:All new meat raffles - pork loins - fill your freezer - super m eat and combo boxes. Side raffles include: fishing package\, combo raffles \,air compressor\, main raffle offers cash and many different prizes. Fish ing begins at 6 a.m. registration at Smokey\'s Musky Shop on Lakeview Blvd . and runs until 2:30 p.m. Cash prizes paid for different categories. Don\ 't miss this event it is a great time. Fisheree runs regardless of ice con ditions. Please check with area bait shops for ice condition updates. DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20120211 LOCATION:Curly\'s Waterfront Sports Bar SUMMARY:Badger Fisherman\'s League Annual Ice Fisheree URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=571 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-8841MAbJtV@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:Annual holistic education event offering people the opportunity to explore areas of personal\, professional and spiritual growth to enhan ce their lives. We are dedicated to natural health and the human potential and invite you to connect with Mother Nature in the beauty of the Milwauk ee Domes. You will share the day with specialists in health and wellness\ , life coaching and personal growth programs\, natural healing\, herbs\, o rganic items\, animal communicators\, sound healers\, psychic readings\, a nd so much more. Explore\, discover\, and feel good. DTEND:20120125T000000 DTSTART:20120124T160000 LOCATION:Mitchell Park Horticultural Conservatory \'The Domes\' SUMMARY:Dare to be Aware Fair URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=572 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-8847oR6laf@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:Annual holistic education event offering people the opportunity to explore areas of personal\, professional and spiritual growth to enhan ce their lives. We are dedicated to natural health and the human potential and invite you to connect with Mother Nature in the beauty of the Milwauk ee Domes. You will share the day with specialists in health and wellness\ , life coaching and personal growth programs\, natural healing\, herbs\, o rganic items\, animal communicators\, sound healers\, psychic readings\, a nd so much more. Explore\, discover\, and feel good. DTEND:20120125T000000 DTSTART:20120124T160000 LOCATION:Mitchell Park Horticultural Conservatory \'The Domes\' SUMMARY:Dare to be Aware Fair URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=573 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:20120206T123621CET-8853AwF2bm@METACALENDARS_LINK DTSTAMP:20120206T113621Z DESCRIPTION:Annual holistic education event offering people the opportunity to explore areas of personal\, professional and spiritual growth to enhan ce their lives. We are dedicated to natural health and the human potential and invite you to connect with Mother Nature in the beauty of the Milwauk ee Domes. You will share the day with specialists in health and wellness\ , life coaching and personal growth programs\, natural healing\, herbs\, o rganic items\, animal communicators\, sound healers\, psychic readings\, a nd so much more. Explore\, discover\, and feel good. DTEND:20120125T000000 DTSTART:20120124T160000 LOCATION:Mitchell Park Horticultural Conservatory \'The Domes\' SUMMARY:Dare to be Aware Fair URL;VALUE=URI:METACALENDARS_LINKview.php?display=event&eventid=574 END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR