Hear fantastic stories read aloud by real-life firefighters, then climb into an actual fire truck! The Marathon County Public Library’s Rothschild Branch is partnering with the Riverside Fire District to bring families a special story time. Firefighters will read books, discuss what it means to be a firefighter, and share a little bit about fire safety.
Bring your entire family to story time at the library! Children of all ages and their parents or caregivers are invited to join us in Athens for this 30-minute program. We will read books, sing songs, and offer other literature-based activities.
Bring your entire family to story time! Children of all ages and parents/guardians are welcome to this 30-minute program at MCPL Stratford. Enjoy learning with all of your children through stories, songs and other literature-based activities.
Lunda Community Center, Black River Falls / 5:30pm-7:30pm
Open to kids and adults of all ages. Free for members, $1 for non-members. A parent/guardian must be in the community center when kids ages 8-11 are in attendance. Children under 8 must be supervised.
Staff from Children's Wisconsin will read a story, share music and lead children through a craft project. Children’s Wisconsin staff will also be available to speak with parents and caregivers about parenting, developmental questions, and community services that the adults might not know about!
Get out and enjoy the breathtaking annual Bloomin’ Greenhouse Tour beginning mid-April through Fall and into the holiday season, hosted by Clark County Economic Development Corporation & Tourism Bureau. This exciting self-guided tour directs visitors to Clark County’s exceptionally gorgeous overflowing greenhouses & garden centers. Blooms come to life in Clark County WI – do not miss it!
Clark County’s true colors are found in our breathtaking vistas of fall, event runs Sept 1 - Oct 31. Clark County truly is “The Hub of the Harvest.” Experience corn mazes, pumpkin patches, community festivals, roadside stands and farmers markets. Scoop up home-grown apples, pumpkins, gourds ,sweet corn, honey, and do not miss our homemade candy, jams, maple syrup and so much more. Our bragging rights as the hub also includes our agriculture heritage with beautiful alfalfa, corn, and soybean fields too. We provide food for everyone! This is a great time to experience Clark County’s many artists, meat and cheese shops, unique and shabby chic boutiques, quilt shops, winery, and many music venues all season long. We have greenhouses loaded with “Tens of Thousands” of beautiful, bushel-size mums with all the colors of the fall pallet along with ornamental grasses, pumpkins and so much more to adorn your homes, yards, and businesses for Fall. Fall is also the time to think about planting perennials and bulbs to brighten your yards in Spring. Enjoy this self-guided tour that meanders along scenic country roads and through our quaint communities. Do not miss our many dining and lodging establishments along the way and visit our many museums and historical sights. Many new shops, eateries and entertainment venues have opened in the past several weeks. Enjoy outdoor fun for the whole family. Come anytime, to experience what our beautiful County has to offer. Clark County is truly natures playground 24/7/365. Watch for the Harvest Moon signs. For more information & brochure go to: www.clarkcountywi.org.
Children of all ages and their parents/caregivers are invited to join us in Marathon City for story time each Thursday! We will read books, sing songs, and more during our 30-45 minutes together.
Cost is free to attend, but registration is required. Each registered participant will receive a free copy of the Wisconsin Guide to Farmland Leasing. Register here: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSf51f1fm4Y8aiFOD3sGVjDbU9VI9vLH9dOlzfkrYrBJ6n5wRA/viewform
If children can dream it, they can build it! Kids ages 6-11 are invited to the Marathon County Public Library’s Wausau Headquarters (300 N. First St., Wausau) on September 17 for a LEGO® Club monthly meetup. All LEGOs provided, no experience necessary, and new participants are always welcome. Free, no registration required. Call 715-261-7220 for more info.
Aspirus Chippewa Falls Hospital and Clinic / 3pm-7pm
The celebration will begin with a program and ribbon-cutting ceremony at 3 p.m., followed by a community open house from 4 to 7 p.m. Guests will have the opportunity to tour the new facility, meet clinicians and staff, learn about available services, and enjoy complimentary food and refreshments. All are welcome, no registration required.
This 4-hour workshop is designed for mental health clinicians, primary care providers, substance use counselors, hotline responders, and crisis intervention professionals. Through case studies, video vignettes, and interactive practice opportunities, participants will develop practical skills to support individuals experiencing suicidal crises. Participants will learn how to collaboratively develop safety plans with clients and families, discuss and implement strategies for safe storage of lethal means, help create opportunities to "cause a pause" during moments of crisis, and strengthen intervention and counseling skills through real-world scenarios and guided practice. The training will be facilitated by Haskins and Olivia Bury, behavioral health coordinator and licensed professional counselor. Register via the Zoom registration link provided for the session: https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_sUvxgdGMRDu3L9z8lWtERA
The Wisconsin Rapids Downtown Farmers’ Market is excited to announce the return of the market for its 8th season with continued support from the Wood County Health Department. The market will be open every Thursday and Saturday beginning June 11 through October 10. The market is located on 1st Avenue from West Grand to Goggins Street. Shoppers can expect a wide array of locally grown produce, handmade goods, food vendors, and crafts from passionate farmers and entrepreneurs throughout the community. This year, the market remains committed to accessibility by accepting FoodShare (SNAP), credit, and debit cards through a convenient Market Token program. Visitors simply swipe their card at the market booth and receive tokens valued at $1.00 increments to use with participating vendors. Credit and debit users will incur a small $1.00 transaction fee, which helps the market offer this convenience and offset the surcharge fee. New this year, the market is proud to offer the Double Dollar Program at every market day. SNAP participants can now stretch their food dollars even further by doubling their benefits, up to $20 per market day, to specifically purchase fresh fruits and vegetables. This program helps increase access to healthy, locally grown foods while supporting local farmers. In addition to SNAP, the market is proud to accept WIC and Senior Farmers Market Nutrition Program vouchers as well as Aspirus Fruit & Vegetable Rx vouchers, making fresh, nutritious food more accessible to all members of the community. We are always looking for more vendors to fill up the market and volunteers to help at the market information booth. For more information, please follow us on Facebook or contact: Mai Thao, Community Health Worker, Market Manager, (715)-421-8942, [email protected]
Get out and enjoy the breathtaking annual Bloomin’ Greenhouse Tour beginning mid-April through Fall and into the holiday season, hosted by Clark County Economic Development Corporation & Tourism Bureau. This exciting self-guided tour directs visitors to Clark County’s exceptionally gorgeous overflowing greenhouses & garden centers. Blooms come to life in Clark County WI – do not miss it!
Clark County’s true colors are found in our breathtaking vistas of fall, event runs Sept 1 - Oct 31. Clark County truly is “The Hub of the Harvest.” Experience corn mazes, pumpkin patches, community festivals, roadside stands and farmers markets. Scoop up home-grown apples, pumpkins, gourds ,sweet corn, honey, and do not miss our homemade candy, jams, maple syrup and so much more. Our bragging rights as the hub also includes our agriculture heritage with beautiful alfalfa, corn, and soybean fields too. We provide food for everyone! This is a great time to experience Clark County’s many artists, meat and cheese shops, unique and shabby chic boutiques, quilt shops, winery, and many music venues all season long. We have greenhouses loaded with “Tens of Thousands” of beautiful, bushel-size mums with all the colors of the fall pallet along with ornamental grasses, pumpkins and so much more to adorn your homes, yards, and businesses for Fall. Fall is also the time to think about planting perennials and bulbs to brighten your yards in Spring. Enjoy this self-guided tour that meanders along scenic country roads and through our quaint communities. Do not miss our many dining and lodging establishments along the way and visit our many museums and historical sights. Many new shops, eateries and entertainment venues have opened in the past several weeks. Enjoy outdoor fun for the whole family. Come anytime, to experience what our beautiful County has to offer. Clark County is truly natures playground 24/7/365. Watch for the Harvest Moon signs. For more information & brochure go to: www.clarkcountywi.org.
Young children and their families are invited to explore the colorful world of shapes at MCPL Stratford in this program led by Children’s Wisconsin. This program will include a story, music, crafts, and more, and it is also the perfect time to ask Children’s Wisconsin staff members for parenting advice, developmental questions, and community services.
Get out and enjoy the breathtaking annual Bloomin’ Greenhouse Tour beginning mid-April through Fall and into the holiday season, hosted by Clark County Economic Development Corporation & Tourism Bureau. This exciting self-guided tour directs visitors to Clark County’s exceptionally gorgeous overflowing greenhouses & garden centers. Blooms come to life in Clark County WI – do not miss it!
Clark County’s true colors are found in our breathtaking vistas of fall, event runs Sept 1 - Oct 31. Clark County truly is “The Hub of the Harvest.” Experience corn mazes, pumpkin patches, community festivals, roadside stands and farmers markets. Scoop up home-grown apples, pumpkins, gourds ,sweet corn, honey, and do not miss our homemade candy, jams, maple syrup and so much more. Our bragging rights as the hub also includes our agriculture heritage with beautiful alfalfa, corn, and soybean fields too. We provide food for everyone! This is a great time to experience Clark County’s many artists, meat and cheese shops, unique and shabby chic boutiques, quilt shops, winery, and many music venues all season long. We have greenhouses loaded with “Tens of Thousands” of beautiful, bushel-size mums with all the colors of the fall pallet along with ornamental grasses, pumpkins and so much more to adorn your homes, yards, and businesses for Fall. Fall is also the time to think about planting perennials and bulbs to brighten your yards in Spring. Enjoy this self-guided tour that meanders along scenic country roads and through our quaint communities. Do not miss our many dining and lodging establishments along the way and visit our many museums and historical sights. Many new shops, eateries and entertainment venues have opened in the past several weeks. Enjoy outdoor fun for the whole family. Come anytime, to experience what our beautiful County has to offer. Clark County is truly natures playground 24/7/365. Watch for the Harvest Moon signs. For more information & brochure go to: www.clarkcountywi.org.
Learning something new can feel uncomfortable, especially learning to read aloud, but the library provides a fun, relaxed environment and a furry friend to make practicing early literacy skills easy. Families can read to Sully the certified therapy golden retriever at the Marathon County Public Library’s Hatley Branch (435 Curtis Ave., Hatley) on September 19. Free, no registration required. Call 715-446-3537 for more info.
Make learning to read easy and fun with a trip to the library on September 19! Super friendly certified therapy dogs Rose and Teddy are excited to hear young children read stories aloud at the Marathon County Public Library’s Wausau Headquarters (300 N. First St., Wausau). Free, no registration required. For more info, call 715-261-7220.
The Highground will host a stone placement ceremony at 11am for friends and families to share their appreciation for a special Veteran or service-hearted loved one in their life. The Legacy Stones will be placed along the plaza center walkway. There is a listing in the Gift Shop to help visiting guests locate any particular stone. Reflection Books that hold the stories, letters, pictures and more of each person or organization honored with a stone are located in the Welcome Center. You’re invited to read their stories. Contact the stone coordinator at 715-743-4224 or email [email protected] for more information. You may call to make an appointment for one-on-one application process.
The Highground will host a Military Working Dog (MWD) stone ceremony at 11am for friends and families to share their appreciation for a special MWD or service dog and their Veteran handler. The stones will be placed at the MWD Tribute. There is a listing in the Gift Shop to help visiting guests locate any particular stone. Reflection Books that hold the stories, letters, pictures and more of each person or organization honored with a stone are located in the Welcome Center. You’re invited to read their stories. Contact the Stone Coordinator at 715-743-4224 or email [email protected] for more information. You may call to make an appointment for one-on-one application process.
The Highground will host a stone placement ceremony at 11am for friends and families to share their appreciation for a special Veteran or service-hearted loved one in their life. The Legacy Stones will be placed along the plaza center walkway. There is a listing in the Gift Shop to help visiting guests locate any particular stone. Reflection Books that hold the stories, letters, pictures and more of each person or organization honored with a stone are located in the Welcome Center. You’re invited to read their stories. Contact the stone coordinator at 715-743-4224 or email [email protected] for more information. You may call to make an appointment for one-on-one application process.
The Wisconsin Rapids Downtown Farmers’ Market is excited to announce the return of the market for its 8th season with continued support from the Wood County Health Department. The market will be open every Thursday and Saturday beginning June 11 through October 10. The market is located on 1st Avenue from West Grand to Goggins Street. Shoppers can expect a wide array of locally grown produce, handmade goods, food vendors, and crafts from passionate farmers and entrepreneurs throughout the community. This year, the market remains committed to accessibility by accepting FoodShare (SNAP), credit, and debit cards through a convenient Market Token program. Visitors simply swipe their card at the market booth and receive tokens valued at $1.00 increments to use with participating vendors. Credit and debit users will incur a small $1.00 transaction fee, which helps the market offer this convenience and offset the surcharge fee. New this year, the market is proud to offer the Double Dollar Program at every market day. SNAP participants can now stretch their food dollars even further by doubling their benefits, up to $20 per market day, to specifically purchase fresh fruits and vegetables. This program helps increase access to healthy, locally grown foods while supporting local farmers. In addition to SNAP, the market is proud to accept WIC and Senior Farmers Market Nutrition Program vouchers as well as Aspirus Fruit & Vegetable Rx vouchers, making fresh, nutritious food more accessible to all members of the community. We are always looking for more vendors to fill up the market and volunteers to help at the market information booth. For more information, please follow us on Facebook or contact: Mai Thao, Community Health Worker, Market Manager, (715)-421-8942, [email protected]
Get out and enjoy the breathtaking annual Bloomin’ Greenhouse Tour beginning mid-April through Fall and into the holiday season, hosted by Clark County Economic Development Corporation & Tourism Bureau. This exciting self-guided tour directs visitors to Clark County’s exceptionally gorgeous overflowing greenhouses & garden centers. Blooms come to life in Clark County WI – do not miss it!
Clark County’s true colors are found in our breathtaking vistas of fall, event runs Sept 1 - Oct 31. Clark County truly is “The Hub of the Harvest.” Experience corn mazes, pumpkin patches, community festivals, roadside stands and farmers markets. Scoop up home-grown apples, pumpkins, gourds ,sweet corn, honey, and do not miss our homemade candy, jams, maple syrup and so much more. Our bragging rights as the hub also includes our agriculture heritage with beautiful alfalfa, corn, and soybean fields too. We provide food for everyone! This is a great time to experience Clark County’s many artists, meat and cheese shops, unique and shabby chic boutiques, quilt shops, winery, and many music venues all season long. We have greenhouses loaded with “Tens of Thousands” of beautiful, bushel-size mums with all the colors of the fall pallet along with ornamental grasses, pumpkins and so much more to adorn your homes, yards, and businesses for Fall. Fall is also the time to think about planting perennials and bulbs to brighten your yards in Spring. Enjoy this self-guided tour that meanders along scenic country roads and through our quaint communities. Do not miss our many dining and lodging establishments along the way and visit our many museums and historical sights. Many new shops, eateries and entertainment venues have opened in the past several weeks. Enjoy outdoor fun for the whole family. Come anytime, to experience what our beautiful County has to offer. Clark County is truly natures playground 24/7/365. Watch for the Harvest Moon signs. For more information & brochure go to: www.clarkcountywi.org.
Explore the inherent challenges of future human expeditions to the red planet. All events are free and open to the public, but donations are appreciated and help continue these programs.
Get out and enjoy the breathtaking annual Bloomin’ Greenhouse Tour beginning mid-April through Fall and into the holiday season, hosted by Clark County Economic Development Corporation & Tourism Bureau. This exciting self-guided tour directs visitors to Clark County’s exceptionally gorgeous overflowing greenhouses & garden centers. Blooms come to life in Clark County WI – do not miss it!
Clark County’s true colors are found in our breathtaking vistas of fall, event runs Sept 1 - Oct 31. Clark County truly is “The Hub of the Harvest.” Experience corn mazes, pumpkin patches, community festivals, roadside stands and farmers markets. Scoop up home-grown apples, pumpkins, gourds ,sweet corn, honey, and do not miss our homemade candy, jams, maple syrup and so much more. Our bragging rights as the hub also includes our agriculture heritage with beautiful alfalfa, corn, and soybean fields too. We provide food for everyone! This is a great time to experience Clark County’s many artists, meat and cheese shops, unique and shabby chic boutiques, quilt shops, winery, and many music venues all season long. We have greenhouses loaded with “Tens of Thousands” of beautiful, bushel-size mums with all the colors of the fall pallet along with ornamental grasses, pumpkins and so much more to adorn your homes, yards, and businesses for Fall. Fall is also the time to think about planting perennials and bulbs to brighten your yards in Spring. Enjoy this self-guided tour that meanders along scenic country roads and through our quaint communities. Do not miss our many dining and lodging establishments along the way and visit our many museums and historical sights. Many new shops, eateries and entertainment venues have opened in the past several weeks. Enjoy outdoor fun for the whole family. Come anytime, to experience what our beautiful County has to offer. Clark County is truly natures playground 24/7/365. Watch for the Harvest Moon signs. For more information & brochure go to: www.clarkcountywi.org.
Staff from Children's Wisconsin will read a story, share music and lead children through a craft project. Children’s Wisconsin staff will also be available to speak with parents and caregivers about parenting, developmental questions, and community services that the adults might not know about!
Bring your entire family to story time! Children of all ages and parents/guardians are welcome to this 30-minute program. Enjoy learning with all your children through stories, songs and other literature-based activities.
On Monday & Thursday. The suggested contribution is $20.00, which is used to expand and fund the program at all locations across Clark County, but no one will be turned away for non-payment. To register please contact UW-Extension office at 715-743-5121 or email [email protected] for any questions.
2nd Street Community Center, Marshfield / 1pm-2:30pm
Hosted by the Marshfield Senior Citizen Council. Scoop of ice cream, dessert, coffee, and ukulele music. Cost is $3, happens the third Monday of every month.
Get out and enjoy the breathtaking annual Bloomin’ Greenhouse Tour beginning mid-April through Fall and into the holiday season, hosted by Clark County Economic Development Corporation & Tourism Bureau. This exciting self-guided tour directs visitors to Clark County’s exceptionally gorgeous overflowing greenhouses & garden centers. Blooms come to life in Clark County WI – do not miss it!
Clark County’s true colors are found in our breathtaking vistas of fall, event runs Sept 1 - Oct 31. Clark County truly is “The Hub of the Harvest.” Experience corn mazes, pumpkin patches, community festivals, roadside stands and farmers markets. Scoop up home-grown apples, pumpkins, gourds ,sweet corn, honey, and do not miss our homemade candy, jams, maple syrup and so much more. Our bragging rights as the hub also includes our agriculture heritage with beautiful alfalfa, corn, and soybean fields too. We provide food for everyone! This is a great time to experience Clark County’s many artists, meat and cheese shops, unique and shabby chic boutiques, quilt shops, winery, and many music venues all season long. We have greenhouses loaded with “Tens of Thousands” of beautiful, bushel-size mums with all the colors of the fall pallet along with ornamental grasses, pumpkins and so much more to adorn your homes, yards, and businesses for Fall. Fall is also the time to think about planting perennials and bulbs to brighten your yards in Spring. Enjoy this self-guided tour that meanders along scenic country roads and through our quaint communities. Do not miss our many dining and lodging establishments along the way and visit our many museums and historical sights. Many new shops, eateries and entertainment venues have opened in the past several weeks. Enjoy outdoor fun for the whole family. Come anytime, to experience what our beautiful County has to offer. Clark County is truly natures playground 24/7/365. Watch for the Harvest Moon signs. For more information & brochure go to: www.clarkcountywi.org.
Children of all ages and their parents and caregivers are invited to join us at our Hatley Branch for Family Story Time! Enjoy learning with all your children through stories, songs and other literature-based activities in this 30-minute program.
A new school year means a new class picture! Capture memories in a photo frame kids create themselves on September 22 at the Marathon County Public Library’s Wausau Headquarters (300 N. First St., Wausau). All materials, including popsicle sticks, gems, magnets, and more, will be provided. Free, no registration required. Call 715-261-7220 for more info.
The Puzzle Race returns! How fast can your team put together a 500 piece puzzle? We're going to find out! Come with a team of friends or join a team when you get here. It's going to be an evening of speedy puzzle action!
Get out and enjoy the breathtaking annual Bloomin’ Greenhouse Tour beginning mid-April through Fall and into the holiday season, hosted by Clark County Economic Development Corporation & Tourism Bureau. This exciting self-guided tour directs visitors to Clark County’s exceptionally gorgeous overflowing greenhouses & garden centers. Blooms come to life in Clark County WI – do not miss it!
Clark County’s true colors are found in our breathtaking vistas of fall, event runs Sept 1 - Oct 31. Clark County truly is “The Hub of the Harvest.” Experience corn mazes, pumpkin patches, community festivals, roadside stands and farmers markets. Scoop up home-grown apples, pumpkins, gourds ,sweet corn, honey, and do not miss our homemade candy, jams, maple syrup and so much more. Our bragging rights as the hub also includes our agriculture heritage with beautiful alfalfa, corn, and soybean fields too. We provide food for everyone! This is a great time to experience Clark County’s many artists, meat and cheese shops, unique and shabby chic boutiques, quilt shops, winery, and many music venues all season long. We have greenhouses loaded with “Tens of Thousands” of beautiful, bushel-size mums with all the colors of the fall pallet along with ornamental grasses, pumpkins and so much more to adorn your homes, yards, and businesses for Fall. Fall is also the time to think about planting perennials and bulbs to brighten your yards in Spring. Enjoy this self-guided tour that meanders along scenic country roads and through our quaint communities. Do not miss our many dining and lodging establishments along the way and visit our many museums and historical sights. Many new shops, eateries and entertainment venues have opened in the past several weeks. Enjoy outdoor fun for the whole family. Come anytime, to experience what our beautiful County has to offer. Clark County is truly natures playground 24/7/365. Watch for the Harvest Moon signs. For more information & brochure go to: www.clarkcountywi.org.
Bring your entire family to story time! Children of all ages and parents/guardians are welcome to this 30-minute program at MCPL Stratford. Enjoy learning with all of your children through stories, songs and other literature-based activities.
Bring your entire family to story time at the library! Children of all ages and their parents or caregivers are invited to join us in Athens for this 30-minute program. We will read books, sing songs, and offer other literature-based activities.
Buy books for a cause and find great deals! Readers of all ages are invited to discover their
next treasured item at a two-day book sale held at the Marathon County Public Library’s Spencer Branch (105 S. Park St., Spencer)! Hundreds of hardcover and paperback books will be available for purchase and sold by the Friends of MCPL. All of the items for sale were either taken out of the library collection or donated by members of the community, and proceeds go to fund programs and events for the public at all nine Marathon County Public Library locations. The sale accepts cash or check only. This event is free and open to the public with no registration or membership required. For more information, call 715-659-3996.
Lunda Community Center, Black River Falls / 5:30pm-7:30pm
Open to kids and adults of all ages. Free for members, $1 for non-members. A parent/guardian must be in the community center when kids ages 8-11 are in attendance. Children under 8 must be supervised.
Kick off a week of memorable author events and celebrate a decade of bringing authors to Central Wisconsin at this special party event! Designed to be enjoyed by readers and writers alike, the launch party will feature a poetry showcase, vintage typewriters available for use, and free food. Enjoy free appetizers and drinks available for purchase as we take a look back at 10 years of festival history and hear original works by local poets.
Staff from Children's Wisconsin will read a story, share music and lead children through a craft project. Children’s Wisconsin staff will also be available to speak with parents and caregivers about parenting, developmental questions, and community services that the adults might not know about!
Get out and enjoy the breathtaking annual Bloomin’ Greenhouse Tour beginning mid-April through Fall and into the holiday season, hosted by Clark County Economic Development Corporation & Tourism Bureau. This exciting self-guided tour directs visitors to Clark County’s exceptionally gorgeous overflowing greenhouses & garden centers. Blooms come to life in Clark County WI – do not miss it!
Clark County’s true colors are found in our breathtaking vistas of fall, event runs Sept 1 - Oct 31. Clark County truly is “The Hub of the Harvest.” Experience corn mazes, pumpkin patches, community festivals, roadside stands and farmers markets. Scoop up home-grown apples, pumpkins, gourds ,sweet corn, honey, and do not miss our homemade candy, jams, maple syrup and so much more. Our bragging rights as the hub also includes our agriculture heritage with beautiful alfalfa, corn, and soybean fields too. We provide food for everyone! This is a great time to experience Clark County’s many artists, meat and cheese shops, unique and shabby chic boutiques, quilt shops, winery, and many music venues all season long. We have greenhouses loaded with “Tens of Thousands” of beautiful, bushel-size mums with all the colors of the fall pallet along with ornamental grasses, pumpkins and so much more to adorn your homes, yards, and businesses for Fall. Fall is also the time to think about planting perennials and bulbs to brighten your yards in Spring. Enjoy this self-guided tour that meanders along scenic country roads and through our quaint communities. Do not miss our many dining and lodging establishments along the way and visit our many museums and historical sights. Many new shops, eateries and entertainment venues have opened in the past several weeks. Enjoy outdoor fun for the whole family. Come anytime, to experience what our beautiful County has to offer. Clark County is truly natures playground 24/7/365. Watch for the Harvest Moon signs. For more information & brochure go to: www.clarkcountywi.org.
Children of all ages and their parents/caregivers are invited to join us in Marathon City for story time each Thursday! We will read books, sing songs, and more during our 30-45 minutes together.
Buy books for a cause and find great deals! Readers of all ages are invited to discover their
next treasured item at a two-day book sale held at the Marathon County Public Library’s Spencer Branch (105 S. Park St., Spencer)! Hundreds of hardcover and paperback books will be available for purchase and sold by the Friends of MCPL. All of the items for sale were either taken out of the library collection or donated by members of the community, and proceeds go to fund programs and events for the public at all nine Marathon County Public Library locations. The sale accepts cash or check only. This event is free and open to the public with no registration or membership required. For more information, call 715-659-3996.
Presentation from 5pm-6pm, competition from 6pm-8pm. Chance to win $500. Sign up with the Clark County Economic Development Corporation and Tourism Bureau.
Award-winning Wisconsin author Amy Pease joins novelist Jill Stukenberg for a conversation about her latest novel, “Wildwood.” Readers can expect an evening of lively discussion exploring suspense, complicated family relationships, and the Wisconsin landscapes that inspire Pease’s fiction. For more info, please contact 715-422-5136.
Join us as Jane Brunette, Forward Bank's VP General Counsels, presents HR Documentation & Workplace Investigations: Policies, Paper Trails, and Protecting Your Organization. This session will provide HR professionals and business leaders with practical guidance for creating defensible employment records and conducting fair, legally compliant workplace investigations. Topics will include documenting performance, attendance, coaching, and policy violations; determining when an investigation is necessary; using paid administrative leave; preserving evidence; evaluating employee rights and protected activity; minimizing discrimination and retaliation risk; and appropriately involving legal counsel. The session will also emphasize maintaining current policies, following those policies consistently, and writing every employment record with the expectation that it may later be reviewed in litigation or an administrative proceeding.
The Wisconsin Rapids Downtown Farmers’ Market is excited to announce the return of the market for its 8th season with continued support from the Wood County Health Department. The market will be open every Thursday and Saturday beginning June 11 through October 10. The market is located on 1st Avenue from West Grand to Goggins Street. Shoppers can expect a wide array of locally grown produce, handmade goods, food vendors, and crafts from passionate farmers and entrepreneurs throughout the community. This year, the market remains committed to accessibility by accepting FoodShare (SNAP), credit, and debit cards through a convenient Market Token program. Visitors simply swipe their card at the market booth and receive tokens valued at $1.00 increments to use with participating vendors. Credit and debit users will incur a small $1.00 transaction fee, which helps the market offer this convenience and offset the surcharge fee. New this year, the market is proud to offer the Double Dollar Program at every market day. SNAP participants can now stretch their food dollars even further by doubling their benefits, up to $20 per market day, to specifically purchase fresh fruits and vegetables. This program helps increase access to healthy, locally grown foods while supporting local farmers. In addition to SNAP, the market is proud to accept WIC and Senior Farmers Market Nutrition Program vouchers as well as Aspirus Fruit & Vegetable Rx vouchers, making fresh, nutritious food more accessible to all members of the community. We are always looking for more vendors to fill up the market and volunteers to help at the market information booth. For more information, please follow us on Facebook or contact: Mai Thao, Community Health Worker, Market Manager, (715)-421-8942, [email protected]
Stop by the Wausau library to craft a one-of-a-kind DIY booklet using magazine clippings and art supplies. Because of their simple design, zines are a perfect tool for self-publication and creating quick connections between readers and writers. Available to adults and teens, all supplies and instructions provided. For more info, call 715-261-7230.
Get out and enjoy the breathtaking annual Bloomin’ Greenhouse Tour beginning mid-April through Fall and into the holiday season, hosted by Clark County Economic Development Corporation & Tourism Bureau. This exciting self-guided tour directs visitors to Clark County’s exceptionally gorgeous overflowing greenhouses & garden centers. Blooms come to life in Clark County WI – do not miss it!
Clark County’s true colors are found in our breathtaking vistas of fall, event runs Sept 1 - Oct 31. Clark County truly is “The Hub of the Harvest.” Experience corn mazes, pumpkin patches, community festivals, roadside stands and farmers markets. Scoop up home-grown apples, pumpkins, gourds ,sweet corn, honey, and do not miss our homemade candy, jams, maple syrup and so much more. Our bragging rights as the hub also includes our agriculture heritage with beautiful alfalfa, corn, and soybean fields too. We provide food for everyone! This is a great time to experience Clark County’s many artists, meat and cheese shops, unique and shabby chic boutiques, quilt shops, winery, and many music venues all season long. We have greenhouses loaded with “Tens of Thousands” of beautiful, bushel-size mums with all the colors of the fall pallet along with ornamental grasses, pumpkins and so much more to adorn your homes, yards, and businesses for Fall. Fall is also the time to think about planting perennials and bulbs to brighten your yards in Spring. Enjoy this self-guided tour that meanders along scenic country roads and through our quaint communities. Do not miss our many dining and lodging establishments along the way and visit our many museums and historical sights. Many new shops, eateries and entertainment venues have opened in the past several weeks. Enjoy outdoor fun for the whole family. Come anytime, to experience what our beautiful County has to offer. Clark County is truly natures playground 24/7/365. Watch for the Harvest Moon signs. For more information & brochure go to: www.clarkcountywi.org.
Unleash your creativity at the library! The Marathon County Public Library’s Spencer Branch (105 S. Park St., Spencer) is hosting a rock painting event for all ages on September 25. Participants can paint flowers, patterns, quotes, pets, and anything else they can think of using library materials. Rocks, paint, and paintbrushes will be provided, so all patrons will need is creativity. These all make great gifts for a friend and cute decorations to personalize a space. This event is free and open to the public with no registration required. For more information, call 715-659-3996.
Leigh Yawkey Woodson Art Museum, Wausau / 6pm-7:30pm
Birder and storyteller Dexter Patterson is headed to the Leigh Yawkey Woodson Art Museum to talk about his new easy-to-use guidebook. Attendees will learn about how to begin birding, how to make the practice more inclusive and accessible for all, and how birding offers everyone so much more than a simple pastime. Much like the outdoors, this event is open to and enriching for all experience levels. For more info, call 715-261-7230.
Portage County Public Library, Stevens Point / 6pm-7pm
Don’t miss a chance to sneak a peek at this book before its official release! Readers are invited to a special after-hours library event with Nghi Vo whose latest novel features an all-consuming tale of ballrooms and bloodshed, set to publish in October. The bestselling novelist will read from “The Scarlet Ball,” sign copies, and take audience questions. For more info, call 715-346-1544.
Join us at local bookstore The Story Cellar as we celebrate creative writers and illustration of Marathon County! This event begins with a ceremony for Marathon County Public Library contest participants, and then the floor opens to all writers! Authors who would like to participate in the open mic portion should bring a short excerpt of their work suited for general audiences and take us into their world! For more info, call 715-261-7230.
Get out and enjoy the breathtaking annual Bloomin’ Greenhouse Tour beginning mid-April through Fall and into the holiday season, hosted by Clark County Economic Development Corporation & Tourism Bureau. This exciting self-guided tour directs visitors to Clark County’s exceptionally gorgeous overflowing greenhouses & garden centers. Blooms come to life in Clark County WI – do not miss it!
Clark County’s true colors are found in our breathtaking vistas of fall, event runs Sept 1 - Oct 31. Clark County truly is “The Hub of the Harvest.” Experience corn mazes, pumpkin patches, community festivals, roadside stands and farmers markets. Scoop up home-grown apples, pumpkins, gourds ,sweet corn, honey, and do not miss our homemade candy, jams, maple syrup and so much more. Our bragging rights as the hub also includes our agriculture heritage with beautiful alfalfa, corn, and soybean fields too. We provide food for everyone! This is a great time to experience Clark County’s many artists, meat and cheese shops, unique and shabby chic boutiques, quilt shops, winery, and many music venues all season long. We have greenhouses loaded with “Tens of Thousands” of beautiful, bushel-size mums with all the colors of the fall pallet along with ornamental grasses, pumpkins and so much more to adorn your homes, yards, and businesses for Fall. Fall is also the time to think about planting perennials and bulbs to brighten your yards in Spring. Enjoy this self-guided tour that meanders along scenic country roads and through our quaint communities. Do not miss our many dining and lodging establishments along the way and visit our many museums and historical sights. Many new shops, eateries and entertainment venues have opened in the past several weeks. Enjoy outdoor fun for the whole family. Come anytime, to experience what our beautiful County has to offer. Clark County is truly natures playground 24/7/365. Watch for the Harvest Moon signs. For more information & brochure go to: www.clarkcountywi.org.
Sixth-generation farmer Mary Lewandowski offers children and families a fun and fascinating look at what a typical day on the farm looks like through her book, “Welcome to My Farm.” After the author reading, enjoy local cheese purchased from The Milk Merchant! For more info, call 715-261-7230.
Learn how to turn your yard into bird paradise! Gardener, educator, and ecologist Mariette Nowak invites gardeners to think beyond birdfeeders and birdhouses with “Birdscaping for Wisconsin & the Great Lakes.” For more info, call 715-261-7230.
Portage County Public Library, Stevens Point / 11am-Noon
Football fans and book lovers are invited to hear from mother-daughter author duo Laura and Katherine Biskupic about the boundary-breaking women behind Vincent Lombardi’s Packers. Long before NFL players had teams of staff and agents helping them, the Green Bay Packers of the 1960s relied on a different kind of support staff: their wives. A Q&A and book signing will follow the talk! For more info, call 715-346-1548.
North Central Technical College, Wausau Campus / 11am-Noon
Get free writing advice from an established book coach and bestselling author! Rebecca M. Zornow will lead this 60-minute workshop for teen and adult writers, which discusses how authors can create a foundation for fiction, dynamic characters to drive plots, and more. Participants will meet in Room E101 at NTC. For more info, call 715-261-7230.
Ron Rindo will discuss his acclaimed novel about a boy with a heart too big for this world and a life that change everyone. Threaded with the poems of Emily Dickinson, this novel weaves together an unforgettable story of faith, family, buried secrets, and everyday miracles. Ron will read from his book, discuss the inspiration behind his story, and answer audience questions. There will also be time for book signings at the conclusion! For more info, call 715-261-7230.
Portage County Public Library, Stevens Point / 1pm-2pm
Hear from award-winning writer Kathryn Gahl as she shares her collection of short stories. Her work weaves stories of Midwestern strivers, lovers, and dreams into a luminous patchwork local readers will love. A Q&A and book signing will also follow the reading! For more info, call 715-346-1548.
Newbery winner Margi Preus will talk to children and families about her biographical picture book about Dr. Kate Newcomb, a trailblazing doctor from Wisconsin who traveled by snowmobile, snowplow, and even snowshoes to reach her patients. Margi’s inspirational book sheds light on a trailblazing female doctor known as the “Angel on Snowshoes” and her unique journey to bring essential healthcare to northern Wisconsin. For more info, call 715-261-7230.
Portage County Public Library, Stevens Point / 2pm-3pm
A festival favorite returns in this open mic session featuring Wisconsin poet Rebekah Denison Hewitt. Rebekah will share from her own poetry collection “Creature in Bloom,” which explores the stories, myths, and personal histories that shape experiences of modern motherhood. After, the floor open for anyone to share their own original poems! For more info, call 715-346-1548.
Discover the beauty and the history of Lao cuisine! Readers are invited to hear about the stories behind Lao dishes in this author event featuring personal chef, content creator, and cookbook author Saeng Douangdara. Saeng will share how food offers a powerful lens for understanding the refugee experience and talk a little about how immigrants have helped shape Wisconsin and communities throughout the country through food. For more info, call 715-261-7230.
Claire Swinarski, Edgar Award nominated author of multiple books including “The Funeral Ladies of Ellerie County,” returns to the book festival to discuss her latest novel! Hear from the author herself about the inspiration behind “The Supper Club Saints,” which follows a young mother escaping to her Wisconsin hometown in the wake of a living in a cult-like Mommune. Enjoy a Q&A and book signing as well! For more info, call 715-261-7230.
Portage County Public Library, Stevens Point / 7pm-8pm
Inga (Witscher) Orth spent years sharing her Wisconsin farm with TV viewers, but a different story was taking shape behind the camera. Inga is ready to share this new side of herself and how it brought her book to fruition in this CWBF event. “Unpasturized Inga,” as much a memoir as it is a cookbook, brings readers into the deeply personal moments that shaped her and the meals that sustained her along the way. For more info, call 715-346-1548.
The Wisconsin Rapids Downtown Farmers’ Market is excited to announce the return of the market for its 8th season with continued support from the Wood County Health Department. The market will be open every Thursday and Saturday beginning June 11 through October 10. The market is located on 1st Avenue from West Grand to Goggins Street. Shoppers can expect a wide array of locally grown produce, handmade goods, food vendors, and crafts from passionate farmers and entrepreneurs throughout the community. This year, the market remains committed to accessibility by accepting FoodShare (SNAP), credit, and debit cards through a convenient Market Token program. Visitors simply swipe their card at the market booth and receive tokens valued at $1.00 increments to use with participating vendors. Credit and debit users will incur a small $1.00 transaction fee, which helps the market offer this convenience and offset the surcharge fee. New this year, the market is proud to offer the Double Dollar Program at every market day. SNAP participants can now stretch their food dollars even further by doubling their benefits, up to $20 per market day, to specifically purchase fresh fruits and vegetables. This program helps increase access to healthy, locally grown foods while supporting local farmers. In addition to SNAP, the market is proud to accept WIC and Senior Farmers Market Nutrition Program vouchers as well as Aspirus Fruit & Vegetable Rx vouchers, making fresh, nutritious food more accessible to all members of the community. We are always looking for more vendors to fill up the market and volunteers to help at the market information booth. For more information, please follow us on Facebook or contact: Mai Thao, Community Health Worker, Market Manager, (715)-421-8942, [email protected]
The library invites readers to unleash their creativity with a stop by its festival bookmark-making station, the perfect activity for those hanging around in between author events and folks who are just looking for a creative outlet. There will be pre-cut watercolor and cardstock paper, old book pages and magazines to repurpose, and plenty of arts and crafts supplies available for use. Free, designed for ages 12 and up. For more info, call 715-261-7230.
Portage County Public Library, Stevens Point / 9am-10:30am
Discover new books and support over a dozen local writers from right within your community! This year’s book fair features over a dozen published authors, and books will be available for purchase and signings at the event. For more info, call 715-346-1544.
Get out and enjoy the breathtaking annual Bloomin’ Greenhouse Tour beginning mid-April through Fall and into the holiday season, hosted by Clark County Economic Development Corporation & Tourism Bureau. This exciting self-guided tour directs visitors to Clark County’s exceptionally gorgeous overflowing greenhouses & garden centers. Blooms come to life in Clark County WI – do not miss it!
Clark County’s true colors are found in our breathtaking vistas of fall, event runs Sept 1 - Oct 31. Clark County truly is “The Hub of the Harvest.” Experience corn mazes, pumpkin patches, community festivals, roadside stands and farmers markets. Scoop up home-grown apples, pumpkins, gourds ,sweet corn, honey, and do not miss our homemade candy, jams, maple syrup and so much more. Our bragging rights as the hub also includes our agriculture heritage with beautiful alfalfa, corn, and soybean fields too. We provide food for everyone! This is a great time to experience Clark County’s many artists, meat and cheese shops, unique and shabby chic boutiques, quilt shops, winery, and many music venues all season long. We have greenhouses loaded with “Tens of Thousands” of beautiful, bushel-size mums with all the colors of the fall pallet along with ornamental grasses, pumpkins and so much more to adorn your homes, yards, and businesses for Fall. Fall is also the time to think about planting perennials and bulbs to brighten your yards in Spring. Enjoy this self-guided tour that meanders along scenic country roads and through our quaint communities. Do not miss our many dining and lodging establishments along the way and visit our many museums and historical sights. Many new shops, eateries and entertainment venues have opened in the past several weeks. Enjoy outdoor fun for the whole family. Come anytime, to experience what our beautiful County has to offer. Clark County is truly natures playground 24/7/365. Watch for the Harvest Moon signs. For more information & brochure go to: www.clarkcountywi.org.
Marathon County Historical Society, Wausau / 1pm-2pm
Discover how Wausonian filmmaker Michael Sajbel’s tentative visit to his class reunion became a reconnection with the people and memories that shaped his memoir. Sajbel will wrap up this year’s
festival with a look into what it really means to go back—and what awaits us there. For more info, call 715-261-7230.
Through a collection of short films, learn how different cultures see and interpret humanity’s shared sky. All events are free and open to the public, but donations are appreciated and help continue these programs.
Get out and enjoy the breathtaking annual Bloomin’ Greenhouse Tour beginning mid-April through Fall and into the holiday season, hosted by Clark County Economic Development Corporation & Tourism Bureau. This exciting self-guided tour directs visitors to Clark County’s exceptionally gorgeous overflowing greenhouses & garden centers. Blooms come to life in Clark County WI – do not miss it!
Clark County’s true colors are found in our breathtaking vistas of fall, event runs Sept 1 - Oct 31. Clark County truly is “The Hub of the Harvest.” Experience corn mazes, pumpkin patches, community festivals, roadside stands and farmers markets. Scoop up home-grown apples, pumpkins, gourds ,sweet corn, honey, and do not miss our homemade candy, jams, maple syrup and so much more. Our bragging rights as the hub also includes our agriculture heritage with beautiful alfalfa, corn, and soybean fields too. We provide food for everyone! This is a great time to experience Clark County’s many artists, meat and cheese shops, unique and shabby chic boutiques, quilt shops, winery, and many music venues all season long. We have greenhouses loaded with “Tens of Thousands” of beautiful, bushel-size mums with all the colors of the fall pallet along with ornamental grasses, pumpkins and so much more to adorn your homes, yards, and businesses for Fall. Fall is also the time to think about planting perennials and bulbs to brighten your yards in Spring. Enjoy this self-guided tour that meanders along scenic country roads and through our quaint communities. Do not miss our many dining and lodging establishments along the way and visit our many museums and historical sights. Many new shops, eateries and entertainment venues have opened in the past several weeks. Enjoy outdoor fun for the whole family. Come anytime, to experience what our beautiful County has to offer. Clark County is truly natures playground 24/7/365. Watch for the Harvest Moon signs. For more information & brochure go to: www.clarkcountywi.org.
Bring your entire family to story time! Children of all ages and parents/guardians are welcome to this 30-minute program. Enjoy learning with all your children through stories, songs and other literature-based activities.
Get out and enjoy the breathtaking annual Bloomin’ Greenhouse Tour beginning mid-April through Fall and into the holiday season, hosted by Clark County Economic Development Corporation & Tourism Bureau. This exciting self-guided tour directs visitors to Clark County’s exceptionally gorgeous overflowing greenhouses & garden centers. Blooms come to life in Clark County WI – do not miss it!
Clark County’s true colors are found in our breathtaking vistas of fall, event runs Sept 1 - Oct 31. Clark County truly is “The Hub of the Harvest.” Experience corn mazes, pumpkin patches, community festivals, roadside stands and farmers markets. Scoop up home-grown apples, pumpkins, gourds ,sweet corn, honey, and do not miss our homemade candy, jams, maple syrup and so much more. Our bragging rights as the hub also includes our agriculture heritage with beautiful alfalfa, corn, and soybean fields too. We provide food for everyone! This is a great time to experience Clark County’s many artists, meat and cheese shops, unique and shabby chic boutiques, quilt shops, winery, and many music venues all season long. We have greenhouses loaded with “Tens of Thousands” of beautiful, bushel-size mums with all the colors of the fall pallet along with ornamental grasses, pumpkins and so much more to adorn your homes, yards, and businesses for Fall. Fall is also the time to think about planting perennials and bulbs to brighten your yards in Spring. Enjoy this self-guided tour that meanders along scenic country roads and through our quaint communities. Do not miss our many dining and lodging establishments along the way and visit our many museums and historical sights. Many new shops, eateries and entertainment venues have opened in the past several weeks. Enjoy outdoor fun for the whole family. Come anytime, to experience what our beautiful County has to offer. Clark County is truly natures playground 24/7/365. Watch for the Harvest Moon signs. For more information & brochure go to: www.clarkcountywi.org.
Buy books for a cause. Readers of all ages are invited to discover their next treasured item at a two-day book sale held at the Marathon County Public Library’s Stratford Branch (213201 Scholar St., Stratford)! Hundreds of hardcover and paperback books will be available for purchase and sold by the Friends of MCPL. All the items for sale were either taken out of the library collection or donated by members of the community, and proceeds go to fund programs and events for the public at all nine Marathon County Public Library locations. The sale is cash or check only. This event is free and open to the public with no registration or membership required. For more information, call 715-687-4420.
Exceptional Occasions Banquet and Conference Center, Spencer / 5:30pm-8:30pm
Party at the Ranch, Hannah Center's 2026 fall fundraiser — a country-western evening featuring a pig roast dinner (with allergy-friendly and non-pork options), country line dancing with lessons, mechanical bull rides, and live and silent auctions — raising funds for safe housing and support services for women and children in crisis across central Wisconsin. Goal: $75,000. $50 per person through September 22
Have you ever done a color by number picture? Usually, you can see the picture before you fill it in. But not here! We will provide you with a color by number picture that will only reveal itself as you color it in!
The 2026 Education Days at The Highground will be held September 29-October 2. This year, all students will have the opportunity to visit the “Hidden Voices of the Holocaust” exhibition with age-appropriate presentations offered during the event. September 29-30, fifth grade through middle school students will get a half-day guided tour of The Highground, watch a flag retirement ceremony performed by the Ah Da Wah Gam Chapter of the DAR, and hear the “Hidden Voices of the Holocaust” presentation. October 1-2, high school students will experience a full day of unique 30-minute presentations on military history, the countries and people affected by war, displays of cultural importance, and a special presentation by Holocaust scholar Erez Cohen about the heroic story of his grandmother’s role in the Krakow resistance. Full details will be sent to area schools and placed on The Highground website. Homeschooling families & groups are invited to register. Teachers are welcome to contact Theresa with questions if they would like to coordinate a lesson plan with the presentations that will be offered. To book a session for your students, please call Theresa at 715-743-4224 or send an email to [email protected]. A donation of $3.00 per person is appreciated but not required.
Get out and enjoy the breathtaking annual Bloomin’ Greenhouse Tour beginning mid-April through Fall and into the holiday season, hosted by Clark County Economic Development Corporation & Tourism Bureau. This exciting self-guided tour directs visitors to Clark County’s exceptionally gorgeous overflowing greenhouses & garden centers. Blooms come to life in Clark County WI – do not miss it!
Clark County’s true colors are found in our breathtaking vistas of fall, event runs Sept 1 - Oct 31. Clark County truly is “The Hub of the Harvest.” Experience corn mazes, pumpkin patches, community festivals, roadside stands and farmers markets. Scoop up home-grown apples, pumpkins, gourds ,sweet corn, honey, and do not miss our homemade candy, jams, maple syrup and so much more. Our bragging rights as the hub also includes our agriculture heritage with beautiful alfalfa, corn, and soybean fields too. We provide food for everyone! This is a great time to experience Clark County’s many artists, meat and cheese shops, unique and shabby chic boutiques, quilt shops, winery, and many music venues all season long. We have greenhouses loaded with “Tens of Thousands” of beautiful, bushel-size mums with all the colors of the fall pallet along with ornamental grasses, pumpkins and so much more to adorn your homes, yards, and businesses for Fall. Fall is also the time to think about planting perennials and bulbs to brighten your yards in Spring. Enjoy this self-guided tour that meanders along scenic country roads and through our quaint communities. Do not miss our many dining and lodging establishments along the way and visit our many museums and historical sights. Many new shops, eateries and entertainment venues have opened in the past several weeks. Enjoy outdoor fun for the whole family. Come anytime, to experience what our beautiful County has to offer. Clark County is truly natures playground 24/7/365. Watch for the Harvest Moon signs. For more information & brochure go to: www.clarkcountywi.org.
Bring your entire family to story time! Children of all ages and parents/guardians are welcome to this 30-minute program at MCPL Stratford. Enjoy learning with all of your children through stories, songs and other literature-based activities.
Bring your entire family to story time at the library! Children of all ages and their parents or caregivers are invited to join us in Athens for this 30-minute program. We will read books, sing songs, and offer other literature-based activities.
Buy books for a cause. Readers of all ages are invited to discover their next treasured item at a two-day book sale held at the Marathon County Public Library’s Stratford Branch (213201 Scholar St., Stratford)! Hundreds of hardcover and paperback books will be available for purchase and sold by the Friends of MCPL. All the items for sale were either taken out of the library collection or donated by members of the community, and proceeds go to fund programs and events for the public at all nine Marathon County Public Library locations. The sale is cash or check only. This event is free and open to the public with no registration or membership required. For more information, call 715-687-4420.
Head to the Rothschild Branch library (211 Grand Ave., Rothschild) for a tail-wagging good time on September 30! This year’s Bluey ® Fall Bash will feature a special story time,
music, crafts, and more. All supplies will be provided, so kids and caregivers only need to bring their dancing feet and Aussie spirit! Free, no registration required. For more info, call 715-359-6208.
Lunda Community Center, Black River Falls / 5:30pm-7:30pm
Open to kids and adults of all ages. Free for members, $1 for non-members. A parent/guardian must be in the community center when kids ages 8-11 are in attendance. Children under 8 must be supervised.
Staff from Children's Wisconsin will read a story, share music and lead children through a craft project. Children’s Wisconsin staff will also be available to speak with parents and caregivers about parenting, developmental questions, and community services that the adults might not know about!
The 2026 Education Days at The Highground will be held September 29-October 2. This year, all students will have the opportunity to visit the “Hidden Voices of the Holocaust” exhibition with age-appropriate presentations offered during the event. September 29-30, fifth grade through middle school students will get a half-day guided tour of The Highground, watch a flag retirement ceremony performed by the Ah Da Wah Gam Chapter of the DAR, and hear the “Hidden Voices of the Holocaust” presentation. October 1-2, high school students will experience a full day of unique 30-minute presentations on military history, the countries and people affected by war, displays of cultural importance, and a special presentation by Holocaust scholar Erez Cohen about the heroic story of his grandmother’s role in the Krakow resistance. Full details will be sent to area schools and placed on The Highground website. Homeschooling families & groups are invited to register. Teachers are welcome to contact Theresa with questions if they would like to coordinate a lesson plan with the presentations that will be offered. To book a session for your students, please call Theresa at 715-743-4224 or send an email to [email protected]. A donation of $3.00 per person is appreciated but not required.
Get out and enjoy the breathtaking annual Bloomin’ Greenhouse Tour beginning mid-April through Fall and into the holiday season, hosted by Clark County Economic Development Corporation & Tourism Bureau. This exciting self-guided tour directs visitors to Clark County’s exceptionally gorgeous overflowing greenhouses & garden centers. Blooms come to life in Clark County WI – do not miss it!
Clark County’s true colors are found in our breathtaking vistas of fall, event runs Sept 1 - Oct 31. Clark County truly is “The Hub of the Harvest.” Experience corn mazes, pumpkin patches, community festivals, roadside stands and farmers markets. Scoop up home-grown apples, pumpkins, gourds ,sweet corn, honey, and do not miss our homemade candy, jams, maple syrup and so much more. Our bragging rights as the hub also includes our agriculture heritage with beautiful alfalfa, corn, and soybean fields too. We provide food for everyone! This is a great time to experience Clark County’s many artists, meat and cheese shops, unique and shabby chic boutiques, quilt shops, winery, and many music venues all season long. We have greenhouses loaded with “Tens of Thousands” of beautiful, bushel-size mums with all the colors of the fall pallet along with ornamental grasses, pumpkins and so much more to adorn your homes, yards, and businesses for Fall. Fall is also the time to think about planting perennials and bulbs to brighten your yards in Spring. Enjoy this self-guided tour that meanders along scenic country roads and through our quaint communities. Do not miss our many dining and lodging establishments along the way and visit our many museums and historical sights. Many new shops, eateries and entertainment venues have opened in the past several weeks. Enjoy outdoor fun for the whole family. Come anytime, to experience what our beautiful County has to offer. Clark County is truly natures playground 24/7/365. Watch for the Harvest Moon signs. For more information & brochure go to: www.clarkcountywi.org.
Chamber Champions is an evening dedicated to celebrating the businesses that strengthen our local economy and community. Join us as we honor excellence, leadership, and impact within our Chamber. This year, we are proud to recognize Howard Properties as our Small Business of the Year and Hawkins Ash CPAs as our Firm of the Year—two outstanding organizations whose commitment and contributions truly exemplify what it means to be a Chamber Champion. Celebrate with fellow members, community leaders, and supporters on October 1st at Hotel Marshfield for an evening of recognition, connection, and appreciation.
A grandson of a Holocaust survivor uncovers his grandmother’s story of resistance against the Nazis. Erez Cohen, a family historian and director of Hillel at the University of Illinois, travelled to Krakow, Poland in November 2019 in search of answers about his grandmother’s Holocaust story. He returned with the heroic story of the Krakow Jewish Resistance and other incredible finds. This unique and forgotten story from World War II deals with the horrific progression of the Holocaust and how its aftermath affected the lives of survivors and their kin. Cohen shared the story with Jewish communities across the United States as well as law enforcement authorities, historical societies and more. For more information, please call Theresa at 715-743-4224 or email to [email protected].
The Wisconsin Rapids Downtown Farmers’ Market is excited to announce the return of the market for its 8th season with continued support from the Wood County Health Department. The market will be open every Thursday and Saturday beginning June 11 through October 10. The market is located on 1st Avenue from West Grand to Goggins Street. Shoppers can expect a wide array of locally grown produce, handmade goods, food vendors, and crafts from passionate farmers and entrepreneurs throughout the community. This year, the market remains committed to accessibility by accepting FoodShare (SNAP), credit, and debit cards through a convenient Market Token program. Visitors simply swipe their card at the market booth and receive tokens valued at $1.00 increments to use with participating vendors. Credit and debit users will incur a small $1.00 transaction fee, which helps the market offer this convenience and offset the surcharge fee. New this year, the market is proud to offer the Double Dollar Program at every market day. SNAP participants can now stretch their food dollars even further by doubling their benefits, up to $20 per market day, to specifically purchase fresh fruits and vegetables. This program helps increase access to healthy, locally grown foods while supporting local farmers. In addition to SNAP, the market is proud to accept WIC and Senior Farmers Market Nutrition Program vouchers as well as Aspirus Fruit & Vegetable Rx vouchers, making fresh, nutritious food more accessible to all members of the community. We are always looking for more vendors to fill up the market and volunteers to help at the market information booth. For more information, please follow us on Facebook or contact: Mai Thao, Community Health Worker, Market Manager, (715)-421-8942, [email protected]
The 2026 Education Days at The Highground will be held September 29-October 2. This year, all students will have the opportunity to visit the “Hidden Voices of the Holocaust” exhibition with age-appropriate presentations offered during the event. October 1-2, high school students will experience a full day of unique 30-minute presentations on military history, the countries and people affected by war, displays of cultural importance, and a special presentation by Holocaust scholar Erez Cohen about the heroic story of his grandmother’s role in the Krakow resistance. Full details will be sent to area schools and placed on The Highground website. Homeschooling families & groups are invited to register. Teachers are welcome to contact Theresa with questions if they would like to coordinate a lesson plan with the presentations that will be offered. To book a session for your students, please call Theresa at 715-743-4224 or send an email to [email protected]. A donation of $3.00 per person is appreciated but not required.
Get out and enjoy the breathtaking annual Bloomin’ Greenhouse Tour beginning mid-April through Fall and into the holiday season, hosted by Clark County Economic Development Corporation & Tourism Bureau. This exciting self-guided tour directs visitors to Clark County’s exceptionally gorgeous overflowing greenhouses & garden centers. Blooms come to life in Clark County WI – do not miss it!
Clark County’s true colors are found in our breathtaking vistas of fall, event runs Sept 1 - Oct 31. Clark County truly is “The Hub of the Harvest.” Experience corn mazes, pumpkin patches, community festivals, roadside stands and farmers markets. Scoop up home-grown apples, pumpkins, gourds ,sweet corn, honey, and do not miss our homemade candy, jams, maple syrup and so much more. Our bragging rights as the hub also includes our agriculture heritage with beautiful alfalfa, corn, and soybean fields too. We provide food for everyone! This is a great time to experience Clark County’s many artists, meat and cheese shops, unique and shabby chic boutiques, quilt shops, winery, and many music venues all season long. We have greenhouses loaded with “Tens of Thousands” of beautiful, bushel-size mums with all the colors of the fall pallet along with ornamental grasses, pumpkins and so much more to adorn your homes, yards, and businesses for Fall. Fall is also the time to think about planting perennials and bulbs to brighten your yards in Spring. Enjoy this self-guided tour that meanders along scenic country roads and through our quaint communities. Do not miss our many dining and lodging establishments along the way and visit our many museums and historical sights. Many new shops, eateries and entertainment venues have opened in the past several weeks. Enjoy outdoor fun for the whole family. Come anytime, to experience what our beautiful County has to offer. Clark County is truly natures playground 24/7/365. Watch for the Harvest Moon signs. For more information & brochure go to: www.clarkcountywi.org.
The 2026 Education Days at The Highground will be held September 29-October 2. This year, all students will have the opportunity to visit the “Hidden Voices of the Holocaust” exhibition with age-appropriate presentations offered during the event. October 1-2, high school students will experience a full day of unique 30-minute presentations on military history, the countries and people affected by war, displays of cultural importance, and a special presentation by Holocaust scholar Erez Cohen about the heroic story of his grandmother’s role in the Krakow resistance. Full details will be sent to area schools and placed on The Highground website. Homeschooling families & groups are invited to register. Teachers are welcome to contact Theresa with questions if they would like to coordinate a lesson plan with the presentations that will be offered. To book a session for your students, please call Theresa at 715-743-4224 or send an email to [email protected]. A donation of $3.00 per person is appreciated but not required.
Get out and enjoy the breathtaking annual Bloomin’ Greenhouse Tour beginning mid-April through Fall and into the holiday season, hosted by Clark County Economic Development Corporation & Tourism Bureau. This exciting self-guided tour directs visitors to Clark County’s exceptionally gorgeous overflowing greenhouses & garden centers. Blooms come to life in Clark County WI – do not miss it!
Clark County’s true colors are found in our breathtaking vistas of fall, event runs Sept 1 - Oct 31. Clark County truly is “The Hub of the Harvest.” Experience corn mazes, pumpkin patches, community festivals, roadside stands and farmers markets. Scoop up home-grown apples, pumpkins, gourds ,sweet corn, honey, and do not miss our homemade candy, jams, maple syrup and so much more. Our bragging rights as the hub also includes our agriculture heritage with beautiful alfalfa, corn, and soybean fields too. We provide food for everyone! This is a great time to experience Clark County’s many artists, meat and cheese shops, unique and shabby chic boutiques, quilt shops, winery, and many music venues all season long. We have greenhouses loaded with “Tens of Thousands” of beautiful, bushel-size mums with all the colors of the fall pallet along with ornamental grasses, pumpkins and so much more to adorn your homes, yards, and businesses for Fall. Fall is also the time to think about planting perennials and bulbs to brighten your yards in Spring. Enjoy this self-guided tour that meanders along scenic country roads and through our quaint communities. Do not miss our many dining and lodging establishments along the way and visit our many museums and historical sights. Many new shops, eateries and entertainment venues have opened in the past several weeks. Enjoy outdoor fun for the whole family. Come anytime, to experience what our beautiful County has to offer. Clark County is truly natures playground 24/7/365. Watch for the Harvest Moon signs. For more information & brochure go to: www.clarkcountywi.org.
The Highground will host a stone placement ceremony at 11am for friends and families to share their appreciation for a special Veteran or service-hearted loved one in their life. The Legacy Stones will be placed along the plaza center walkway. There is a listing in the Gift Shop to help visiting guests locate any particular stone. Reflection Books that hold the stories, letters, pictures and more of each person or organization honored with a stone are located in the Welcome Center. You’re invited to read their stories. Contact the stone coordinator at 715-743-4224 or email [email protected] for more information. You may call to make an appointment for one-on-one application process.
The Highground will host a stone placement ceremony at 11am for friends and families to share their appreciation for a special Veteran or service-hearted loved one in their life. The Legacy Stones will be placed along the plaza center walkway. There is a listing in the Gift Shop to help visiting guests locate any particular stone. Reflection Books that hold the stories, letters, pictures and more of each person or organization honored with a stone are located in the Welcome Center. You’re invited to read their stories. Contact the stone coordinator at 715-743-4224 or email [email protected] for more information. You may call to make an appointment for one-on-one application process.
The Wisconsin Rapids Downtown Farmers’ Market is excited to announce the return of the market for its 8th season with continued support from the Wood County Health Department. The market will be open every Thursday and Saturday beginning June 11 through October 10. The market is located on 1st Avenue from West Grand to Goggins Street. Shoppers can expect a wide array of locally grown produce, handmade goods, food vendors, and crafts from passionate farmers and entrepreneurs throughout the community. This year, the market remains committed to accessibility by accepting FoodShare (SNAP), credit, and debit cards through a convenient Market Token program. Visitors simply swipe their card at the market booth and receive tokens valued at $1.00 increments to use with participating vendors. Credit and debit users will incur a small $1.00 transaction fee, which helps the market offer this convenience and offset the surcharge fee. New this year, the market is proud to offer the Double Dollar Program at every market day. SNAP participants can now stretch their food dollars even further by doubling their benefits, up to $20 per market day, to specifically purchase fresh fruits and vegetables. This program helps increase access to healthy, locally grown foods while supporting local farmers. In addition to SNAP, the market is proud to accept WIC and Senior Farmers Market Nutrition Program vouchers as well as Aspirus Fruit & Vegetable Rx vouchers, making fresh, nutritious food more accessible to all members of the community. We are always looking for more vendors to fill up the market and volunteers to help at the market information booth. For more information, please follow us on Facebook or contact: Mai Thao, Community Health Worker, Market Manager, (715)-421-8942, [email protected]
Every step taken and every dollar raised helps provide care and support for those facing the disease while advancing critical research toward a cure. The event is free and open to everyone, whether you're walking in honor of a loved one, supporting a friend, or simply looking to make a difference in your community. Participants can register at act.alz.org/marshfield. The morning begins at 9 a.m., followed by the Opening Ceremony at 10:10 a.m. One of the most meaningful moments of the day is the Promise Garden Ceremony, where each participant receives a Promise Garden flower representing their personal connection to Alzheimer's. Together, the colorful garden serves as a powerful reminder that no one faces this disease alone. The walk steps off at 10:30 a.m., with music and entertainment provided throughout the morning by Lifeline Events. The Loyal FBLA will be there to help set up and cheer on walkers. If you have any questions please contact Lisa, The Walk Manager at: [email protected]
Get out and enjoy the breathtaking annual Bloomin’ Greenhouse Tour beginning mid-April through Fall and into the holiday season, hosted by Clark County Economic Development Corporation & Tourism Bureau. This exciting self-guided tour directs visitors to Clark County’s exceptionally gorgeous overflowing greenhouses & garden centers. Blooms come to life in Clark County WI – do not miss it!
Clark County’s true colors are found in our breathtaking vistas of fall, event runs Sept 1 - Oct 31. Clark County truly is “The Hub of the Harvest.” Experience corn mazes, pumpkin patches, community festivals, roadside stands and farmers markets. Scoop up home-grown apples, pumpkins, gourds ,sweet corn, honey, and do not miss our homemade candy, jams, maple syrup and so much more. Our bragging rights as the hub also includes our agriculture heritage with beautiful alfalfa, corn, and soybean fields too. We provide food for everyone! This is a great time to experience Clark County’s many artists, meat and cheese shops, unique and shabby chic boutiques, quilt shops, winery, and many music venues all season long. We have greenhouses loaded with “Tens of Thousands” of beautiful, bushel-size mums with all the colors of the fall pallet along with ornamental grasses, pumpkins and so much more to adorn your homes, yards, and businesses for Fall. Fall is also the time to think about planting perennials and bulbs to brighten your yards in Spring. Enjoy this self-guided tour that meanders along scenic country roads and through our quaint communities. Do not miss our many dining and lodging establishments along the way and visit our many museums and historical sights. Many new shops, eateries and entertainment venues have opened in the past several weeks. Enjoy outdoor fun for the whole family. Come anytime, to experience what our beautiful County has to offer. Clark County is truly natures playground 24/7/365. Watch for the Harvest Moon signs. For more information & brochure go to: www.clarkcountywi.org.
Get out and enjoy the breathtaking annual Bloomin’ Greenhouse Tour beginning mid-April through Fall and into the holiday season, hosted by Clark County Economic Development Corporation & Tourism Bureau. This exciting self-guided tour directs visitors to Clark County’s exceptionally gorgeous overflowing greenhouses & garden centers. Blooms come to life in Clark County WI – do not miss it!
Clark County’s true colors are found in our breathtaking vistas of fall, event runs Sept 1 - Oct 31. Clark County truly is “The Hub of the Harvest.” Experience corn mazes, pumpkin patches, community festivals, roadside stands and farmers markets. Scoop up home-grown apples, pumpkins, gourds ,sweet corn, honey, and do not miss our homemade candy, jams, maple syrup and so much more. Our bragging rights as the hub also includes our agriculture heritage with beautiful alfalfa, corn, and soybean fields too. We provide food for everyone! This is a great time to experience Clark County’s many artists, meat and cheese shops, unique and shabby chic boutiques, quilt shops, winery, and many music venues all season long. We have greenhouses loaded with “Tens of Thousands” of beautiful, bushel-size mums with all the colors of the fall pallet along with ornamental grasses, pumpkins and so much more to adorn your homes, yards, and businesses for Fall. Fall is also the time to think about planting perennials and bulbs to brighten your yards in Spring. Enjoy this self-guided tour that meanders along scenic country roads and through our quaint communities. Do not miss our many dining and lodging establishments along the way and visit our many museums and historical sights. Many new shops, eateries and entertainment venues have opened in the past several weeks. Enjoy outdoor fun for the whole family. Come anytime, to experience what our beautiful County has to offer. Clark County is truly natures playground 24/7/365. Watch for the Harvest Moon signs. For more information & brochure go to: www.clarkcountywi.org.
Many people wish to arrange their affairs to live well in their later years and ensure that their end-of-life plans follow their wishes. Planning AHEAD is a class from UW-Madison Division of Extension, created to address most aspects of end-of-life planning. In 1-hour in person classes, Extension Educators guide participants through examining heath care wishes, financial responsibilities, legal requirements and documentation, distribution of personal property, end-of-life decisions, dealing with grief, and the emotional ramifications of all the above. The program is designed both for those of all ages who want to prepare for their own passing or are in the process of losing a loved one and are dealing with the transition. This course features a planning workbook to help organize the tasks and documents associated with end-of-life decisions. Clark County residents are invited to attend this free in-person course facilitated by Crystal Walters, Human Development and Relationships educator for UW-Extension Clark County in partnership Colby Senior Care located at 510 W Wausau St Colby, WI. Classes will be held on October 5th and 6th from 5:30-8:00 PM. No cost but registration is required. Snacks and drinks will be provided. Register by calling Clark County UW-Extension at 715-743-5121. Questions can be sent to [email protected] or please call 715-743-5121 for more information about Planning AHEAD or to register. Check out the program website at https://aging.extension.wisc.edu/programs/planning-ahead/
Get out and enjoy the breathtaking annual Bloomin’ Greenhouse Tour beginning mid-April through Fall and into the holiday season, hosted by Clark County Economic Development Corporation & Tourism Bureau. This exciting self-guided tour directs visitors to Clark County’s exceptionally gorgeous overflowing greenhouses & garden centers. Blooms come to life in Clark County WI – do not miss it!
Clark County’s true colors are found in our breathtaking vistas of fall, event runs Sept 1 - Oct 31. Clark County truly is “The Hub of the Harvest.” Experience corn mazes, pumpkin patches, community festivals, roadside stands and farmers markets. Scoop up home-grown apples, pumpkins, gourds ,sweet corn, honey, and do not miss our homemade candy, jams, maple syrup and so much more. Our bragging rights as the hub also includes our agriculture heritage with beautiful alfalfa, corn, and soybean fields too. We provide food for everyone! This is a great time to experience Clark County’s many artists, meat and cheese shops, unique and shabby chic boutiques, quilt shops, winery, and many music venues all season long. We have greenhouses loaded with “Tens of Thousands” of beautiful, bushel-size mums with all the colors of the fall pallet along with ornamental grasses, pumpkins and so much more to adorn your homes, yards, and businesses for Fall. Fall is also the time to think about planting perennials and bulbs to brighten your yards in Spring. Enjoy this self-guided tour that meanders along scenic country roads and through our quaint communities. Do not miss our many dining and lodging establishments along the way and visit our many museums and historical sights. Many new shops, eateries and entertainment venues have opened in the past several weeks. Enjoy outdoor fun for the whole family. Come anytime, to experience what our beautiful County has to offer. Clark County is truly natures playground 24/7/365. Watch for the Harvest Moon signs. For more information & brochure go to: www.clarkcountywi.org.
Many people wish to arrange their affairs to live well in their later years and ensure that their end-of-life plans follow their wishes. Planning AHEAD is a class from UW-Madison Division of Extension, created to address most aspects of end-of-life planning. In 1-hour in person classes, Extension Educators guide participants through examining heath care wishes, financial responsibilities, legal requirements and documentation, distribution of personal property, end-of-life decisions, dealing with grief, and the emotional ramifications of all the above. The program is designed both for those of all ages who want to prepare for their own passing or are in the process of losing a loved one and are dealing with the transition. This course features a planning workbook to help organize the tasks and documents associated with end-of-life decisions. Clark County residents are invited to attend this free in-person course facilitated by Crystal Walters, Human Development and Relationships educator for UW-Extension Clark County in partnership Colby Senior Care located at 510 W Wausau St Colby, WI. Classes will be held on October 5th and 6th from 5:30-8:00 PM. No cost but registration is required. Snacks and drinks will be provided. Register by calling Clark County UW-Extension at 715-743-5121. Questions can be sent to [email protected] or please call 715-743-5121 for more information about Planning AHEAD or to register. Check out the program website at https://aging.extension.wisc.edu/programs/planning-ahead/
Join Marshfield Parks & Recreation for a morning trip to Indian Creek Cranberry. The bus departs the Oak Avenue Community Center at 7:30 a.m. and returns around 11:30 a.m. Cost is $5. Dress for the weather and wear sturdy, closed-toe shoes or boots. Register online or at the Parks & Recreation Office.
Get out and enjoy the breathtaking annual Bloomin’ Greenhouse Tour beginning mid-April through Fall and into the holiday season, hosted by Clark County Economic Development Corporation & Tourism Bureau. This exciting self-guided tour directs visitors to Clark County’s exceptionally gorgeous overflowing greenhouses & garden centers. Blooms come to life in Clark County WI – do not miss it!
Clark County’s true colors are found in our breathtaking vistas of fall, event runs Sept 1 - Oct 31. Clark County truly is “The Hub of the Harvest.” Experience corn mazes, pumpkin patches, community festivals, roadside stands and farmers markets. Scoop up home-grown apples, pumpkins, gourds ,sweet corn, honey, and do not miss our homemade candy, jams, maple syrup and so much more. Our bragging rights as the hub also includes our agriculture heritage with beautiful alfalfa, corn, and soybean fields too. We provide food for everyone! This is a great time to experience Clark County’s many artists, meat and cheese shops, unique and shabby chic boutiques, quilt shops, winery, and many music venues all season long. We have greenhouses loaded with “Tens of Thousands” of beautiful, bushel-size mums with all the colors of the fall pallet along with ornamental grasses, pumpkins and so much more to adorn your homes, yards, and businesses for Fall. Fall is also the time to think about planting perennials and bulbs to brighten your yards in Spring. Enjoy this self-guided tour that meanders along scenic country roads and through our quaint communities. Do not miss our many dining and lodging establishments along the way and visit our many museums and historical sights. Many new shops, eateries and entertainment venues have opened in the past several weeks. Enjoy outdoor fun for the whole family. Come anytime, to experience what our beautiful County has to offer. Clark County is truly natures playground 24/7/365. Watch for the Harvest Moon signs. For more information & brochure go to: www.clarkcountywi.org.
Get out and enjoy the breathtaking annual Bloomin’ Greenhouse Tour beginning mid-April through Fall and into the holiday season, hosted by Clark County Economic Development Corporation & Tourism Bureau. This exciting self-guided tour directs visitors to Clark County’s exceptionally gorgeous overflowing greenhouses & garden centers. Blooms come to life in Clark County WI – do not miss it!
Clark County’s true colors are found in our breathtaking vistas of fall, event runs Sept 1 - Oct 31. Clark County truly is “The Hub of the Harvest.” Experience corn mazes, pumpkin patches, community festivals, roadside stands and farmers markets. Scoop up home-grown apples, pumpkins, gourds ,sweet corn, honey, and do not miss our homemade candy, jams, maple syrup and so much more. Our bragging rights as the hub also includes our agriculture heritage with beautiful alfalfa, corn, and soybean fields too. We provide food for everyone! This is a great time to experience Clark County’s many artists, meat and cheese shops, unique and shabby chic boutiques, quilt shops, winery, and many music venues all season long. We have greenhouses loaded with “Tens of Thousands” of beautiful, bushel-size mums with all the colors of the fall pallet along with ornamental grasses, pumpkins and so much more to adorn your homes, yards, and businesses for Fall. Fall is also the time to think about planting perennials and bulbs to brighten your yards in Spring. Enjoy this self-guided tour that meanders along scenic country roads and through our quaint communities. Do not miss our many dining and lodging establishments along the way and visit our many museums and historical sights. Many new shops, eateries and entertainment venues have opened in the past several weeks. Enjoy outdoor fun for the whole family. Come anytime, to experience what our beautiful County has to offer. Clark County is truly natures playground 24/7/365. Watch for the Harvest Moon signs. For more information & brochure go to: www.clarkcountywi.org.
As the autumn leaves begin to fall, our beautiful grounds require a little extra care before the winter snows set in.
Fall Cleanup is more than just yard work; it is a vital team effort that directly ensures our tributes, trails and picnic areas remain a safe, respectful and clean space for veterans, their families and visitors alike. To keep your energy high while we spruce up the park, we will be providing complimentary breakfast, coffee, snacks and lunch for all our hard-working volunteers! Please let us know you are coming—this helps our team get an accurate headcount so we can ensure there is plenty of great food for everyone. Please RSVP to Pete: Email [email protected] or call 715-743-4224.
The Wisconsin Rapids Downtown Farmers’ Market is excited to announce the return of the market for its 8th season with continued support from the Wood County Health Department. The market will be open every Thursday and Saturday beginning June 11 through October 10. The market is located on 1st Avenue from West Grand to Goggins Street. Shoppers can expect a wide array of locally grown produce, handmade goods, food vendors, and crafts from passionate farmers and entrepreneurs throughout the community. This year, the market remains committed to accessibility by accepting FoodShare (SNAP), credit, and debit cards through a convenient Market Token program. Visitors simply swipe their card at the market booth and receive tokens valued at $1.00 increments to use with participating vendors. Credit and debit users will incur a small $1.00 transaction fee, which helps the market offer this convenience and offset the surcharge fee. New this year, the market is proud to offer the Double Dollar Program at every market day. SNAP participants can now stretch their food dollars even further by doubling their benefits, up to $20 per market day, to specifically purchase fresh fruits and vegetables. This program helps increase access to healthy, locally grown foods while supporting local farmers. In addition to SNAP, the market is proud to accept WIC and Senior Farmers Market Nutrition Program vouchers as well as Aspirus Fruit & Vegetable Rx vouchers, making fresh, nutritious food more accessible to all members of the community. We are always looking for more vendors to fill up the market and volunteers to help at the market information booth. For more information, please follow us on Facebook or contact: Mai Thao, Community Health Worker, Market Manager, (715)-421-8942, [email protected]
Get out and enjoy the breathtaking annual Bloomin’ Greenhouse Tour beginning mid-April through Fall and into the holiday season, hosted by Clark County Economic Development Corporation & Tourism Bureau. This exciting self-guided tour directs visitors to Clark County’s exceptionally gorgeous overflowing greenhouses & garden centers. Blooms come to life in Clark County WI – do not miss it!
Clark County’s true colors are found in our breathtaking vistas of fall, event runs Sept 1 - Oct 31. Clark County truly is “The Hub of the Harvest.” Experience corn mazes, pumpkin patches, community festivals, roadside stands and farmers markets. Scoop up home-grown apples, pumpkins, gourds ,sweet corn, honey, and do not miss our homemade candy, jams, maple syrup and so much more. Our bragging rights as the hub also includes our agriculture heritage with beautiful alfalfa, corn, and soybean fields too. We provide food for everyone! This is a great time to experience Clark County’s many artists, meat and cheese shops, unique and shabby chic boutiques, quilt shops, winery, and many music venues all season long. We have greenhouses loaded with “Tens of Thousands” of beautiful, bushel-size mums with all the colors of the fall pallet along with ornamental grasses, pumpkins and so much more to adorn your homes, yards, and businesses for Fall. Fall is also the time to think about planting perennials and bulbs to brighten your yards in Spring. Enjoy this self-guided tour that meanders along scenic country roads and through our quaint communities. Do not miss our many dining and lodging establishments along the way and visit our many museums and historical sights. Many new shops, eateries and entertainment venues have opened in the past several weeks. Enjoy outdoor fun for the whole family. Come anytime, to experience what our beautiful County has to offer. Clark County is truly natures playground 24/7/365. Watch for the Harvest Moon signs. For more information & brochure go to: www.clarkcountywi.org.
As the autumn leaves begin to fall, our beautiful grounds require a little extra care before the winter snows set in.
Fall Cleanup is more than just yard work; it is a vital team effort that directly ensures our tributes, trails and picnic areas remain a safe, respectful and clean space for veterans, their families and visitors alike. To keep your energy high while we spruce up the park, we will be providing complimentary breakfast, coffee, snacks and lunch for all our hard-working volunteers! Please let us know you are coming—this helps our team get an accurate headcount so we can ensure there is plenty of great food for everyone. Please RSVP to Pete: Email [email protected] or call 715-743-4224.
Get out and enjoy the breathtaking annual Bloomin’ Greenhouse Tour beginning mid-April through Fall and into the holiday season, hosted by Clark County Economic Development Corporation & Tourism Bureau. This exciting self-guided tour directs visitors to Clark County’s exceptionally gorgeous overflowing greenhouses & garden centers. Blooms come to life in Clark County WI – do not miss it!
Clark County’s true colors are found in our breathtaking vistas of fall, event runs Sept 1 - Oct 31. Clark County truly is “The Hub of the Harvest.” Experience corn mazes, pumpkin patches, community festivals, roadside stands and farmers markets. Scoop up home-grown apples, pumpkins, gourds ,sweet corn, honey, and do not miss our homemade candy, jams, maple syrup and so much more. Our bragging rights as the hub also includes our agriculture heritage with beautiful alfalfa, corn, and soybean fields too. We provide food for everyone! This is a great time to experience Clark County’s many artists, meat and cheese shops, unique and shabby chic boutiques, quilt shops, winery, and many music venues all season long. We have greenhouses loaded with “Tens of Thousands” of beautiful, bushel-size mums with all the colors of the fall pallet along with ornamental grasses, pumpkins and so much more to adorn your homes, yards, and businesses for Fall. Fall is also the time to think about planting perennials and bulbs to brighten your yards in Spring. Enjoy this self-guided tour that meanders along scenic country roads and through our quaint communities. Do not miss our many dining and lodging establishments along the way and visit our many museums and historical sights. Many new shops, eateries and entertainment venues have opened in the past several weeks. Enjoy outdoor fun for the whole family. Come anytime, to experience what our beautiful County has to offer. Clark County is truly natures playground 24/7/365. Watch for the Harvest Moon signs. For more information & brochure go to: www.clarkcountywi.org.
The Wisconsin Rapids Downtown Farmers’ Market is excited to announce the return of the market for its 8th season with continued support from the Wood County Health Department. The market will be open every Thursday and Saturday beginning June 11 through October 10. The market is located on 1st Avenue from West Grand to Goggins Street. Shoppers can expect a wide array of locally grown produce, handmade goods, food vendors, and crafts from passionate farmers and entrepreneurs throughout the community. This year, the market remains committed to accessibility by accepting FoodShare (SNAP), credit, and debit cards through a convenient Market Token program. Visitors simply swipe their card at the market booth and receive tokens valued at $1.00 increments to use with participating vendors. Credit and debit users will incur a small $1.00 transaction fee, which helps the market offer this convenience and offset the surcharge fee. New this year, the market is proud to offer the Double Dollar Program at every market day. SNAP participants can now stretch their food dollars even further by doubling their benefits, up to $20 per market day, to specifically purchase fresh fruits and vegetables. This program helps increase access to healthy, locally grown foods while supporting local farmers. In addition to SNAP, the market is proud to accept WIC and Senior Farmers Market Nutrition Program vouchers as well as Aspirus Fruit & Vegetable Rx vouchers, making fresh, nutritious food more accessible to all members of the community. We are always looking for more vendors to fill up the market and volunteers to help at the market information booth. For more information, please follow us on Facebook or contact: Mai Thao, Community Health Worker, Market Manager, (715)-421-8942, [email protected]
Get out and enjoy the breathtaking annual Bloomin’ Greenhouse Tour beginning mid-April through Fall and into the holiday season, hosted by Clark County Economic Development Corporation & Tourism Bureau. This exciting self-guided tour directs visitors to Clark County’s exceptionally gorgeous overflowing greenhouses & garden centers. Blooms come to life in Clark County WI – do not miss it!
Clark County’s true colors are found in our breathtaking vistas of fall, event runs Sept 1 - Oct 31. Clark County truly is “The Hub of the Harvest.” Experience corn mazes, pumpkin patches, community festivals, roadside stands and farmers markets. Scoop up home-grown apples, pumpkins, gourds ,sweet corn, honey, and do not miss our homemade candy, jams, maple syrup and so much more. Our bragging rights as the hub also includes our agriculture heritage with beautiful alfalfa, corn, and soybean fields too. We provide food for everyone! This is a great time to experience Clark County’s many artists, meat and cheese shops, unique and shabby chic boutiques, quilt shops, winery, and many music venues all season long. We have greenhouses loaded with “Tens of Thousands” of beautiful, bushel-size mums with all the colors of the fall pallet along with ornamental grasses, pumpkins and so much more to adorn your homes, yards, and businesses for Fall. Fall is also the time to think about planting perennials and bulbs to brighten your yards in Spring. Enjoy this self-guided tour that meanders along scenic country roads and through our quaint communities. Do not miss our many dining and lodging establishments along the way and visit our many museums and historical sights. Many new shops, eateries and entertainment venues have opened in the past several weeks. Enjoy outdoor fun for the whole family. Come anytime, to experience what our beautiful County has to offer. Clark County is truly natures playground 24/7/365. Watch for the Harvest Moon signs. For more information & brochure go to: www.clarkcountywi.org.
Get out and enjoy the breathtaking annual Bloomin’ Greenhouse Tour beginning mid-April through Fall and into the holiday season, hosted by Clark County Economic Development Corporation & Tourism Bureau. This exciting self-guided tour directs visitors to Clark County’s exceptionally gorgeous overflowing greenhouses & garden centers. Blooms come to life in Clark County WI – do not miss it!
Clark County’s true colors are found in our breathtaking vistas of fall, event runs Sept 1 - Oct 31. Clark County truly is “The Hub of the Harvest.” Experience corn mazes, pumpkin patches, community festivals, roadside stands and farmers markets. Scoop up home-grown apples, pumpkins, gourds ,sweet corn, honey, and do not miss our homemade candy, jams, maple syrup and so much more. Our bragging rights as the hub also includes our agriculture heritage with beautiful alfalfa, corn, and soybean fields too. We provide food for everyone! This is a great time to experience Clark County’s many artists, meat and cheese shops, unique and shabby chic boutiques, quilt shops, winery, and many music venues all season long. We have greenhouses loaded with “Tens of Thousands” of beautiful, bushel-size mums with all the colors of the fall pallet along with ornamental grasses, pumpkins and so much more to adorn your homes, yards, and businesses for Fall. Fall is also the time to think about planting perennials and bulbs to brighten your yards in Spring. Enjoy this self-guided tour that meanders along scenic country roads and through our quaint communities. Do not miss our many dining and lodging establishments along the way and visit our many museums and historical sights. Many new shops, eateries and entertainment venues have opened in the past several weeks. Enjoy outdoor fun for the whole family. Come anytime, to experience what our beautiful County has to offer. Clark County is truly natures playground 24/7/365. Watch for the Harvest Moon signs. For more information & brochure go to: www.clarkcountywi.org.
Get out and enjoy the breathtaking annual Bloomin’ Greenhouse Tour beginning mid-April through Fall and into the holiday season, hosted by Clark County Economic Development Corporation & Tourism Bureau. This exciting self-guided tour directs visitors to Clark County’s exceptionally gorgeous overflowing greenhouses & garden centers. Blooms come to life in Clark County WI – do not miss it!
Clark County’s true colors are found in our breathtaking vistas of fall, event runs Sept 1 - Oct 31. Clark County truly is “The Hub of the Harvest.” Experience corn mazes, pumpkin patches, community festivals, roadside stands and farmers markets. Scoop up home-grown apples, pumpkins, gourds ,sweet corn, honey, and do not miss our homemade candy, jams, maple syrup and so much more. Our bragging rights as the hub also includes our agriculture heritage with beautiful alfalfa, corn, and soybean fields too. We provide food for everyone! This is a great time to experience Clark County’s many artists, meat and cheese shops, unique and shabby chic boutiques, quilt shops, winery, and many music venues all season long. We have greenhouses loaded with “Tens of Thousands” of beautiful, bushel-size mums with all the colors of the fall pallet along with ornamental grasses, pumpkins and so much more to adorn your homes, yards, and businesses for Fall. Fall is also the time to think about planting perennials and bulbs to brighten your yards in Spring. Enjoy this self-guided tour that meanders along scenic country roads and through our quaint communities. Do not miss our many dining and lodging establishments along the way and visit our many museums and historical sights. Many new shops, eateries and entertainment venues have opened in the past several weeks. Enjoy outdoor fun for the whole family. Come anytime, to experience what our beautiful County has to offer. Clark County is truly natures playground 24/7/365. Watch for the Harvest Moon signs. For more information & brochure go to: www.clarkcountywi.org.
Get out and enjoy the breathtaking annual Bloomin’ Greenhouse Tour beginning mid-April through Fall and into the holiday season, hosted by Clark County Economic Development Corporation & Tourism Bureau. This exciting self-guided tour directs visitors to Clark County’s exceptionally gorgeous overflowing greenhouses & garden centers. Blooms come to life in Clark County WI – do not miss it!
Clark County’s true colors are found in our breathtaking vistas of fall, event runs Sept 1 - Oct 31. Clark County truly is “The Hub of the Harvest.” Experience corn mazes, pumpkin patches, community festivals, roadside stands and farmers markets. Scoop up home-grown apples, pumpkins, gourds ,sweet corn, honey, and do not miss our homemade candy, jams, maple syrup and so much more. Our bragging rights as the hub also includes our agriculture heritage with beautiful alfalfa, corn, and soybean fields too. We provide food for everyone! This is a great time to experience Clark County’s many artists, meat and cheese shops, unique and shabby chic boutiques, quilt shops, winery, and many music venues all season long. We have greenhouses loaded with “Tens of Thousands” of beautiful, bushel-size mums with all the colors of the fall pallet along with ornamental grasses, pumpkins and so much more to adorn your homes, yards, and businesses for Fall. Fall is also the time to think about planting perennials and bulbs to brighten your yards in Spring. Enjoy this self-guided tour that meanders along scenic country roads and through our quaint communities. Do not miss our many dining and lodging establishments along the way and visit our many museums and historical sights. Many new shops, eateries and entertainment venues have opened in the past several weeks. Enjoy outdoor fun for the whole family. Come anytime, to experience what our beautiful County has to offer. Clark County is truly natures playground 24/7/365. Watch for the Harvest Moon signs. For more information & brochure go to: www.clarkcountywi.org.
Get out and enjoy the breathtaking annual Bloomin’ Greenhouse Tour beginning mid-April through Fall and into the holiday season, hosted by Clark County Economic Development Corporation & Tourism Bureau. This exciting self-guided tour directs visitors to Clark County’s exceptionally gorgeous overflowing greenhouses & garden centers. Blooms come to life in Clark County WI – do not miss it!
Clark County’s true colors are found in our breathtaking vistas of fall, event runs Sept 1 - Oct 31. Clark County truly is “The Hub of the Harvest.” Experience corn mazes, pumpkin patches, community festivals, roadside stands and farmers markets. Scoop up home-grown apples, pumpkins, gourds ,sweet corn, honey, and do not miss our homemade candy, jams, maple syrup and so much more. Our bragging rights as the hub also includes our agriculture heritage with beautiful alfalfa, corn, and soybean fields too. We provide food for everyone! This is a great time to experience Clark County’s many artists, meat and cheese shops, unique and shabby chic boutiques, quilt shops, winery, and many music venues all season long. We have greenhouses loaded with “Tens of Thousands” of beautiful, bushel-size mums with all the colors of the fall pallet along with ornamental grasses, pumpkins and so much more to adorn your homes, yards, and businesses for Fall. Fall is also the time to think about planting perennials and bulbs to brighten your yards in Spring. Enjoy this self-guided tour that meanders along scenic country roads and through our quaint communities. Do not miss our many dining and lodging establishments along the way and visit our many museums and historical sights. Many new shops, eateries and entertainment venues have opened in the past several weeks. Enjoy outdoor fun for the whole family. Come anytime, to experience what our beautiful County has to offer. Clark County is truly natures playground 24/7/365. Watch for the Harvest Moon signs. For more information & brochure go to: www.clarkcountywi.org.
The guided tour includes a visit inside the bear dens, special treats for predators, and a mystery animal encounter. Tours are open to ages 10 and older. Cost is $20 per person. Registration is required.
Get out and enjoy the breathtaking annual Bloomin’ Greenhouse Tour beginning mid-April through Fall and into the holiday season, hosted by Clark County Economic Development Corporation & Tourism Bureau. This exciting self-guided tour directs visitors to Clark County’s exceptionally gorgeous overflowing greenhouses & garden centers. Blooms come to life in Clark County WI – do not miss it!
Clark County’s true colors are found in our breathtaking vistas of fall, event runs Sept 1 - Oct 31. Clark County truly is “The Hub of the Harvest.” Experience corn mazes, pumpkin patches, community festivals, roadside stands and farmers markets. Scoop up home-grown apples, pumpkins, gourds ,sweet corn, honey, and do not miss our homemade candy, jams, maple syrup and so much more. Our bragging rights as the hub also includes our agriculture heritage with beautiful alfalfa, corn, and soybean fields too. We provide food for everyone! This is a great time to experience Clark County’s many artists, meat and cheese shops, unique and shabby chic boutiques, quilt shops, winery, and many music venues all season long. We have greenhouses loaded with “Tens of Thousands” of beautiful, bushel-size mums with all the colors of the fall pallet along with ornamental grasses, pumpkins and so much more to adorn your homes, yards, and businesses for Fall. Fall is also the time to think about planting perennials and bulbs to brighten your yards in Spring. Enjoy this self-guided tour that meanders along scenic country roads and through our quaint communities. Do not miss our many dining and lodging establishments along the way and visit our many museums and historical sights. Many new shops, eateries and entertainment venues have opened in the past several weeks. Enjoy outdoor fun for the whole family. Come anytime, to experience what our beautiful County has to offer. Clark County is truly natures playground 24/7/365. Watch for the Harvest Moon signs. For more information & brochure go to: www.clarkcountywi.org.
Get out and enjoy the breathtaking annual Bloomin’ Greenhouse Tour beginning mid-April through Fall and into the holiday season, hosted by Clark County Economic Development Corporation & Tourism Bureau. This exciting self-guided tour directs visitors to Clark County’s exceptionally gorgeous overflowing greenhouses & garden centers. Blooms come to life in Clark County WI – do not miss it!
Clark County’s true colors are found in our breathtaking vistas of fall, event runs Sept 1 - Oct 31. Clark County truly is “The Hub of the Harvest.” Experience corn mazes, pumpkin patches, community festivals, roadside stands and farmers markets. Scoop up home-grown apples, pumpkins, gourds ,sweet corn, honey, and do not miss our homemade candy, jams, maple syrup and so much more. Our bragging rights as the hub also includes our agriculture heritage with beautiful alfalfa, corn, and soybean fields too. We provide food for everyone! This is a great time to experience Clark County’s many artists, meat and cheese shops, unique and shabby chic boutiques, quilt shops, winery, and many music venues all season long. We have greenhouses loaded with “Tens of Thousands” of beautiful, bushel-size mums with all the colors of the fall pallet along with ornamental grasses, pumpkins and so much more to adorn your homes, yards, and businesses for Fall. Fall is also the time to think about planting perennials and bulbs to brighten your yards in Spring. Enjoy this self-guided tour that meanders along scenic country roads and through our quaint communities. Do not miss our many dining and lodging establishments along the way and visit our many museums and historical sights. Many new shops, eateries and entertainment venues have opened in the past several weeks. Enjoy outdoor fun for the whole family. Come anytime, to experience what our beautiful County has to offer. Clark County is truly natures playground 24/7/365. Watch for the Harvest Moon signs. For more information & brochure go to: www.clarkcountywi.org.
Get out and enjoy the breathtaking annual Bloomin’ Greenhouse Tour beginning mid-April through Fall and into the holiday season, hosted by Clark County Economic Development Corporation & Tourism Bureau. This exciting self-guided tour directs visitors to Clark County’s exceptionally gorgeous overflowing greenhouses & garden centers. Blooms come to life in Clark County WI – do not miss it!
Clark County’s true colors are found in our breathtaking vistas of fall, event runs Sept 1 - Oct 31. Clark County truly is “The Hub of the Harvest.” Experience corn mazes, pumpkin patches, community festivals, roadside stands and farmers markets. Scoop up home-grown apples, pumpkins, gourds ,sweet corn, honey, and do not miss our homemade candy, jams, maple syrup and so much more. Our bragging rights as the hub also includes our agriculture heritage with beautiful alfalfa, corn, and soybean fields too. We provide food for everyone! This is a great time to experience Clark County’s many artists, meat and cheese shops, unique and shabby chic boutiques, quilt shops, winery, and many music venues all season long. We have greenhouses loaded with “Tens of Thousands” of beautiful, bushel-size mums with all the colors of the fall pallet along with ornamental grasses, pumpkins and so much more to adorn your homes, yards, and businesses for Fall. Fall is also the time to think about planting perennials and bulbs to brighten your yards in Spring. Enjoy this self-guided tour that meanders along scenic country roads and through our quaint communities. Do not miss our many dining and lodging establishments along the way and visit our many museums and historical sights. Many new shops, eateries and entertainment venues have opened in the past several weeks. Enjoy outdoor fun for the whole family. Come anytime, to experience what our beautiful County has to offer. Clark County is truly natures playground 24/7/365. Watch for the Harvest Moon signs. For more information & brochure go to: www.clarkcountywi.org.
Get out and enjoy the breathtaking annual Bloomin’ Greenhouse Tour beginning mid-April through Fall and into the holiday season, hosted by Clark County Economic Development Corporation & Tourism Bureau. This exciting self-guided tour directs visitors to Clark County’s exceptionally gorgeous overflowing greenhouses & garden centers. Blooms come to life in Clark County WI – do not miss it!
Clark County’s true colors are found in our breathtaking vistas of fall, event runs Sept 1 - Oct 31. Clark County truly is “The Hub of the Harvest.” Experience corn mazes, pumpkin patches, community festivals, roadside stands and farmers markets. Scoop up home-grown apples, pumpkins, gourds ,sweet corn, honey, and do not miss our homemade candy, jams, maple syrup and so much more. Our bragging rights as the hub also includes our agriculture heritage with beautiful alfalfa, corn, and soybean fields too. We provide food for everyone! This is a great time to experience Clark County’s many artists, meat and cheese shops, unique and shabby chic boutiques, quilt shops, winery, and many music venues all season long. We have greenhouses loaded with “Tens of Thousands” of beautiful, bushel-size mums with all the colors of the fall pallet along with ornamental grasses, pumpkins and so much more to adorn your homes, yards, and businesses for Fall. Fall is also the time to think about planting perennials and bulbs to brighten your yards in Spring. Enjoy this self-guided tour that meanders along scenic country roads and through our quaint communities. Do not miss our many dining and lodging establishments along the way and visit our many museums and historical sights. Many new shops, eateries and entertainment venues have opened in the past several weeks. Enjoy outdoor fun for the whole family. Come anytime, to experience what our beautiful County has to offer. Clark County is truly natures playground 24/7/365. Watch for the Harvest Moon signs. For more information & brochure go to: www.clarkcountywi.org.
2nd Street Community Center, Marshfield / 1pm-2:30pm
Hosted by the Marshfield Senior Citizen Council. Scoop of ice cream, dessert, coffee, and ukulele music. Cost is $3, happens the third Monday of every month.
Get out and enjoy the breathtaking annual Bloomin’ Greenhouse Tour beginning mid-April through Fall and into the holiday season, hosted by Clark County Economic Development Corporation & Tourism Bureau. This exciting self-guided tour directs visitors to Clark County’s exceptionally gorgeous overflowing greenhouses & garden centers. Blooms come to life in Clark County WI – do not miss it!
Clark County’s true colors are found in our breathtaking vistas of fall, event runs Sept 1 - Oct 31. Clark County truly is “The Hub of the Harvest.” Experience corn mazes, pumpkin patches, community festivals, roadside stands and farmers markets. Scoop up home-grown apples, pumpkins, gourds ,sweet corn, honey, and do not miss our homemade candy, jams, maple syrup and so much more. Our bragging rights as the hub also includes our agriculture heritage with beautiful alfalfa, corn, and soybean fields too. We provide food for everyone! This is a great time to experience Clark County’s many artists, meat and cheese shops, unique and shabby chic boutiques, quilt shops, winery, and many music venues all season long. We have greenhouses loaded with “Tens of Thousands” of beautiful, bushel-size mums with all the colors of the fall pallet along with ornamental grasses, pumpkins and so much more to adorn your homes, yards, and businesses for Fall. Fall is also the time to think about planting perennials and bulbs to brighten your yards in Spring. Enjoy this self-guided tour that meanders along scenic country roads and through our quaint communities. Do not miss our many dining and lodging establishments along the way and visit our many museums and historical sights. Many new shops, eateries and entertainment venues have opened in the past several weeks. Enjoy outdoor fun for the whole family. Come anytime, to experience what our beautiful County has to offer. Clark County is truly natures playground 24/7/365. Watch for the Harvest Moon signs. For more information & brochure go to: www.clarkcountywi.org.
Join Steph Schmidt, owner of Wisco Branding, as she presents Beyond the Algorithm: Building Authentic Community Through Strategic Engagement. With over 12 years in marketing, Steph helps businesses leverage their online presence to connect with customers and amplify their brand. MACCI Members, login to your member portal to attend this event for free.
Get out and enjoy the breathtaking annual Bloomin’ Greenhouse Tour beginning mid-April through Fall and into the holiday season, hosted by Clark County Economic Development Corporation & Tourism Bureau. This exciting self-guided tour directs visitors to Clark County’s exceptionally gorgeous overflowing greenhouses & garden centers. Blooms come to life in Clark County WI – do not miss it!
Clark County’s true colors are found in our breathtaking vistas of fall, event runs Sept 1 - Oct 31. Clark County truly is “The Hub of the Harvest.” Experience corn mazes, pumpkin patches, community festivals, roadside stands and farmers markets. Scoop up home-grown apples, pumpkins, gourds ,sweet corn, honey, and do not miss our homemade candy, jams, maple syrup and so much more. Our bragging rights as the hub also includes our agriculture heritage with beautiful alfalfa, corn, and soybean fields too. We provide food for everyone! This is a great time to experience Clark County’s many artists, meat and cheese shops, unique and shabby chic boutiques, quilt shops, winery, and many music venues all season long. We have greenhouses loaded with “Tens of Thousands” of beautiful, bushel-size mums with all the colors of the fall pallet along with ornamental grasses, pumpkins and so much more to adorn your homes, yards, and businesses for Fall. Fall is also the time to think about planting perennials and bulbs to brighten your yards in Spring. Enjoy this self-guided tour that meanders along scenic country roads and through our quaint communities. Do not miss our many dining and lodging establishments along the way and visit our many museums and historical sights. Many new shops, eateries and entertainment venues have opened in the past several weeks. Enjoy outdoor fun for the whole family. Come anytime, to experience what our beautiful County has to offer. Clark County is truly natures playground 24/7/365. Watch for the Harvest Moon signs. For more information & brochure go to: www.clarkcountywi.org.
Get out and enjoy the breathtaking annual Bloomin’ Greenhouse Tour beginning mid-April through Fall and into the holiday season, hosted by Clark County Economic Development Corporation & Tourism Bureau. This exciting self-guided tour directs visitors to Clark County’s exceptionally gorgeous overflowing greenhouses & garden centers. Blooms come to life in Clark County WI – do not miss it!
Clark County’s true colors are found in our breathtaking vistas of fall, event runs Sept 1 - Oct 31. Clark County truly is “The Hub of the Harvest.” Experience corn mazes, pumpkin patches, community festivals, roadside stands and farmers markets. Scoop up home-grown apples, pumpkins, gourds ,sweet corn, honey, and do not miss our homemade candy, jams, maple syrup and so much more. Our bragging rights as the hub also includes our agriculture heritage with beautiful alfalfa, corn, and soybean fields too. We provide food for everyone! This is a great time to experience Clark County’s many artists, meat and cheese shops, unique and shabby chic boutiques, quilt shops, winery, and many music venues all season long. We have greenhouses loaded with “Tens of Thousands” of beautiful, bushel-size mums with all the colors of the fall pallet along with ornamental grasses, pumpkins and so much more to adorn your homes, yards, and businesses for Fall. Fall is also the time to think about planting perennials and bulbs to brighten your yards in Spring. Enjoy this self-guided tour that meanders along scenic country roads and through our quaint communities. Do not miss our many dining and lodging establishments along the way and visit our many museums and historical sights. Many new shops, eateries and entertainment venues have opened in the past several weeks. Enjoy outdoor fun for the whole family. Come anytime, to experience what our beautiful County has to offer. Clark County is truly natures playground 24/7/365. Watch for the Harvest Moon signs. For more information & brochure go to: www.clarkcountywi.org.
Cost to attend: $10/person. Registration is required for this workshop. Program Sponsored by Extension Clark and Marathon Counties. To register, you can either click the link (https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSel38av3_q_-tQg-dmfQCFqtUIrYcNRlYhdn49dke72zEOy8w/viewform) or call the Marathon County Extension office at: 715-261-1239.
The guided tour includes a visit inside the bear dens, special treats for predators, and a mystery animal encounter. Tours are open to ages 10 and older. Cost is $20 per person. Registration is required.
Mental health and disabilities affect workplaces of every size and industry. Understanding how to appropriately support employees while maintaining an inclusive, productive work environment is essential for today's employers, supervisors, and HR professionals. This session will provide practical guidance on recognizing and responding to both visible and invisible disabilities, including mental health conditions that may impact the workplace. Participants will gain a better understanding of employer responsibilities under the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), the interactive process, and how to determine and implement reasonable accommodations that support employee success. Earn SHRM Credit: SHRM Activity ID: 26-3HM9S, 2 PDCs. Registration requested by October 13.
Get out and enjoy the breathtaking annual Bloomin’ Greenhouse Tour beginning mid-April through Fall and into the holiday season, hosted by Clark County Economic Development Corporation & Tourism Bureau. This exciting self-guided tour directs visitors to Clark County’s exceptionally gorgeous overflowing greenhouses & garden centers. Blooms come to life in Clark County WI – do not miss it!
Clark County’s true colors are found in our breathtaking vistas of fall, event runs Sept 1 - Oct 31. Clark County truly is “The Hub of the Harvest.” Experience corn mazes, pumpkin patches, community festivals, roadside stands and farmers markets. Scoop up home-grown apples, pumpkins, gourds ,sweet corn, honey, and do not miss our homemade candy, jams, maple syrup and so much more. Our bragging rights as the hub also includes our agriculture heritage with beautiful alfalfa, corn, and soybean fields too. We provide food for everyone! This is a great time to experience Clark County’s many artists, meat and cheese shops, unique and shabby chic boutiques, quilt shops, winery, and many music venues all season long. We have greenhouses loaded with “Tens of Thousands” of beautiful, bushel-size mums with all the colors of the fall pallet along with ornamental grasses, pumpkins and so much more to adorn your homes, yards, and businesses for Fall. Fall is also the time to think about planting perennials and bulbs to brighten your yards in Spring. Enjoy this self-guided tour that meanders along scenic country roads and through our quaint communities. Do not miss our many dining and lodging establishments along the way and visit our many museums and historical sights. Many new shops, eateries and entertainment venues have opened in the past several weeks. Enjoy outdoor fun for the whole family. Come anytime, to experience what our beautiful County has to offer. Clark County is truly natures playground 24/7/365. Watch for the Harvest Moon signs. For more information & brochure go to: www.clarkcountywi.org.
Get out and enjoy the breathtaking annual Bloomin’ Greenhouse Tour beginning mid-April through Fall and into the holiday season, hosted by Clark County Economic Development Corporation & Tourism Bureau. This exciting self-guided tour directs visitors to Clark County’s exceptionally gorgeous overflowing greenhouses & garden centers. Blooms come to life in Clark County WI – do not miss it!
Clark County’s true colors are found in our breathtaking vistas of fall, event runs Sept 1 - Oct 31. Clark County truly is “The Hub of the Harvest.” Experience corn mazes, pumpkin patches, community festivals, roadside stands and farmers markets. Scoop up home-grown apples, pumpkins, gourds ,sweet corn, honey, and do not miss our homemade candy, jams, maple syrup and so much more. Our bragging rights as the hub also includes our agriculture heritage with beautiful alfalfa, corn, and soybean fields too. We provide food for everyone! This is a great time to experience Clark County’s many artists, meat and cheese shops, unique and shabby chic boutiques, quilt shops, winery, and many music venues all season long. We have greenhouses loaded with “Tens of Thousands” of beautiful, bushel-size mums with all the colors of the fall pallet along with ornamental grasses, pumpkins and so much more to adorn your homes, yards, and businesses for Fall. Fall is also the time to think about planting perennials and bulbs to brighten your yards in Spring. Enjoy this self-guided tour that meanders along scenic country roads and through our quaint communities. Do not miss our many dining and lodging establishments along the way and visit our many museums and historical sights. Many new shops, eateries and entertainment venues have opened in the past several weeks. Enjoy outdoor fun for the whole family. Come anytime, to experience what our beautiful County has to offer. Clark County is truly natures playground 24/7/365. Watch for the Harvest Moon signs. For more information & brochure go to: www.clarkcountywi.org.
Cost to attend: $20/person. Registration is required for this workshop. Program Sponsored by Extension Clark and Marathon Counties. To register, you can either click the link (https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScjsML2FyAfta5pduYtHRrxPl82yvGBXcVf8uA41haGzLZhNw/viewform) or call the Marathon County Extension office at: 715-261-1239
$5.00 per person to walk through the trail, free admission to kid friendly zone. Tickets sold the day of the event; nonrefundable. Cash or card accepted. All trail participants must be in line by 8:00 PM. Free parking available; watch for parking signs when you arrive. Free wagon ride back to the Chamber after the trail. All ages welcome; children 15 and younger must be accompanied by an adult. Food and beverage Available for an additional cost. Portable toilets available.
Get out and enjoy the breathtaking annual Bloomin’ Greenhouse Tour beginning mid-April through Fall and into the holiday season, hosted by Clark County Economic Development Corporation & Tourism Bureau. This exciting self-guided tour directs visitors to Clark County’s exceptionally gorgeous overflowing greenhouses & garden centers. Blooms come to life in Clark County WI – do not miss it!
Clark County’s true colors are found in our breathtaking vistas of fall, event runs Sept 1 - Oct 31. Clark County truly is “The Hub of the Harvest.” Experience corn mazes, pumpkin patches, community festivals, roadside stands and farmers markets. Scoop up home-grown apples, pumpkins, gourds ,sweet corn, honey, and do not miss our homemade candy, jams, maple syrup and so much more. Our bragging rights as the hub also includes our agriculture heritage with beautiful alfalfa, corn, and soybean fields too. We provide food for everyone! This is a great time to experience Clark County’s many artists, meat and cheese shops, unique and shabby chic boutiques, quilt shops, winery, and many music venues all season long. We have greenhouses loaded with “Tens of Thousands” of beautiful, bushel-size mums with all the colors of the fall pallet along with ornamental grasses, pumpkins and so much more to adorn your homes, yards, and businesses for Fall. Fall is also the time to think about planting perennials and bulbs to brighten your yards in Spring. Enjoy this self-guided tour that meanders along scenic country roads and through our quaint communities. Do not miss our many dining and lodging establishments along the way and visit our many museums and historical sights. Many new shops, eateries and entertainment venues have opened in the past several weeks. Enjoy outdoor fun for the whole family. Come anytime, to experience what our beautiful County has to offer. Clark County is truly natures playground 24/7/365. Watch for the Harvest Moon signs. For more information & brochure go to: www.clarkcountywi.org.
Get out and enjoy the breathtaking annual Bloomin’ Greenhouse Tour beginning mid-April through Fall and into the holiday season, hosted by Clark County Economic Development Corporation & Tourism Bureau. This exciting self-guided tour directs visitors to Clark County’s exceptionally gorgeous overflowing greenhouses & garden centers. Blooms come to life in Clark County WI – do not miss it!
Clark County’s true colors are found in our breathtaking vistas of fall, event runs Sept 1 - Oct 31. Clark County truly is “The Hub of the Harvest.” Experience corn mazes, pumpkin patches, community festivals, roadside stands and farmers markets. Scoop up home-grown apples, pumpkins, gourds ,sweet corn, honey, and do not miss our homemade candy, jams, maple syrup and so much more. Our bragging rights as the hub also includes our agriculture heritage with beautiful alfalfa, corn, and soybean fields too. We provide food for everyone! This is a great time to experience Clark County’s many artists, meat and cheese shops, unique and shabby chic boutiques, quilt shops, winery, and many music venues all season long. We have greenhouses loaded with “Tens of Thousands” of beautiful, bushel-size mums with all the colors of the fall pallet along with ornamental grasses, pumpkins and so much more to adorn your homes, yards, and businesses for Fall. Fall is also the time to think about planting perennials and bulbs to brighten your yards in Spring. Enjoy this self-guided tour that meanders along scenic country roads and through our quaint communities. Do not miss our many dining and lodging establishments along the way and visit our many museums and historical sights. Many new shops, eateries and entertainment venues have opened in the past several weeks. Enjoy outdoor fun for the whole family. Come anytime, to experience what our beautiful County has to offer. Clark County is truly natures playground 24/7/365. Watch for the Harvest Moon signs. For more information & brochure go to: www.clarkcountywi.org.
Get out and enjoy the breathtaking annual Bloomin’ Greenhouse Tour beginning mid-April through Fall and into the holiday season, hosted by Clark County Economic Development Corporation & Tourism Bureau. This exciting self-guided tour directs visitors to Clark County’s exceptionally gorgeous overflowing greenhouses & garden centers. Blooms come to life in Clark County WI – do not miss it!
Clark County’s true colors are found in our breathtaking vistas of fall, event runs Sept 1 - Oct 31. Clark County truly is “The Hub of the Harvest.” Experience corn mazes, pumpkin patches, community festivals, roadside stands and farmers markets. Scoop up home-grown apples, pumpkins, gourds ,sweet corn, honey, and do not miss our homemade candy, jams, maple syrup and so much more. Our bragging rights as the hub also includes our agriculture heritage with beautiful alfalfa, corn, and soybean fields too. We provide food for everyone! This is a great time to experience Clark County’s many artists, meat and cheese shops, unique and shabby chic boutiques, quilt shops, winery, and many music venues all season long. We have greenhouses loaded with “Tens of Thousands” of beautiful, bushel-size mums with all the colors of the fall pallet along with ornamental grasses, pumpkins and so much more to adorn your homes, yards, and businesses for Fall. Fall is also the time to think about planting perennials and bulbs to brighten your yards in Spring. Enjoy this self-guided tour that meanders along scenic country roads and through our quaint communities. Do not miss our many dining and lodging establishments along the way and visit our many museums and historical sights. Many new shops, eateries and entertainment venues have opened in the past several weeks. Enjoy outdoor fun for the whole family. Come anytime, to experience what our beautiful County has to offer. Clark County is truly natures playground 24/7/365. Watch for the Harvest Moon signs. For more information & brochure go to: www.clarkcountywi.org.
Get out and enjoy the breathtaking annual Bloomin’ Greenhouse Tour beginning mid-April through Fall and into the holiday season, hosted by Clark County Economic Development Corporation & Tourism Bureau. This exciting self-guided tour directs visitors to Clark County’s exceptionally gorgeous overflowing greenhouses & garden centers. Blooms come to life in Clark County WI – do not miss it!
Clark County’s true colors are found in our breathtaking vistas of fall, event runs Sept 1 - Oct 31. Clark County truly is “The Hub of the Harvest.” Experience corn mazes, pumpkin patches, community festivals, roadside stands and farmers markets. Scoop up home-grown apples, pumpkins, gourds ,sweet corn, honey, and do not miss our homemade candy, jams, maple syrup and so much more. Our bragging rights as the hub also includes our agriculture heritage with beautiful alfalfa, corn, and soybean fields too. We provide food for everyone! This is a great time to experience Clark County’s many artists, meat and cheese shops, unique and shabby chic boutiques, quilt shops, winery, and many music venues all season long. We have greenhouses loaded with “Tens of Thousands” of beautiful, bushel-size mums with all the colors of the fall pallet along with ornamental grasses, pumpkins and so much more to adorn your homes, yards, and businesses for Fall. Fall is also the time to think about planting perennials and bulbs to brighten your yards in Spring. Enjoy this self-guided tour that meanders along scenic country roads and through our quaint communities. Do not miss our many dining and lodging establishments along the way and visit our many museums and historical sights. Many new shops, eateries and entertainment venues have opened in the past several weeks. Enjoy outdoor fun for the whole family. Come anytime, to experience what our beautiful County has to offer. Clark County is truly natures playground 24/7/365. Watch for the Harvest Moon signs. For more information & brochure go to: www.clarkcountywi.org.
Get out and enjoy the breathtaking annual Bloomin’ Greenhouse Tour beginning mid-April through Fall and into the holiday season, hosted by Clark County Economic Development Corporation & Tourism Bureau. This exciting self-guided tour directs visitors to Clark County’s exceptionally gorgeous overflowing greenhouses & garden centers. Blooms come to life in Clark County WI – do not miss it!
Clark County’s true colors are found in our breathtaking vistas of fall, event runs Sept 1 - Oct 31. Clark County truly is “The Hub of the Harvest.” Experience corn mazes, pumpkin patches, community festivals, roadside stands and farmers markets. Scoop up home-grown apples, pumpkins, gourds ,sweet corn, honey, and do not miss our homemade candy, jams, maple syrup and so much more. Our bragging rights as the hub also includes our agriculture heritage with beautiful alfalfa, corn, and soybean fields too. We provide food for everyone! This is a great time to experience Clark County’s many artists, meat and cheese shops, unique and shabby chic boutiques, quilt shops, winery, and many music venues all season long. We have greenhouses loaded with “Tens of Thousands” of beautiful, bushel-size mums with all the colors of the fall pallet along with ornamental grasses, pumpkins and so much more to adorn your homes, yards, and businesses for Fall. Fall is also the time to think about planting perennials and bulbs to brighten your yards in Spring. Enjoy this self-guided tour that meanders along scenic country roads and through our quaint communities. Do not miss our many dining and lodging establishments along the way and visit our many museums and historical sights. Many new shops, eateries and entertainment venues have opened in the past several weeks. Enjoy outdoor fun for the whole family. Come anytime, to experience what our beautiful County has to offer. Clark County is truly natures playground 24/7/365. Watch for the Harvest Moon signs. For more information & brochure go to: www.clarkcountywi.org.
Get out and enjoy the breathtaking annual Bloomin’ Greenhouse Tour beginning mid-April through Fall and into the holiday season, hosted by Clark County Economic Development Corporation & Tourism Bureau. This exciting self-guided tour directs visitors to Clark County’s exceptionally gorgeous overflowing greenhouses & garden centers. Blooms come to life in Clark County WI – do not miss it!
Clark County’s true colors are found in our breathtaking vistas of fall, event runs Sept 1 - Oct 31. Clark County truly is “The Hub of the Harvest.” Experience corn mazes, pumpkin patches, community festivals, roadside stands and farmers markets. Scoop up home-grown apples, pumpkins, gourds ,sweet corn, honey, and do not miss our homemade candy, jams, maple syrup and so much more. Our bragging rights as the hub also includes our agriculture heritage with beautiful alfalfa, corn, and soybean fields too. We provide food for everyone! This is a great time to experience Clark County’s many artists, meat and cheese shops, unique and shabby chic boutiques, quilt shops, winery, and many music venues all season long. We have greenhouses loaded with “Tens of Thousands” of beautiful, bushel-size mums with all the colors of the fall pallet along with ornamental grasses, pumpkins and so much more to adorn your homes, yards, and businesses for Fall. Fall is also the time to think about planting perennials and bulbs to brighten your yards in Spring. Enjoy this self-guided tour that meanders along scenic country roads and through our quaint communities. Do not miss our many dining and lodging establishments along the way and visit our many museums and historical sights. Many new shops, eateries and entertainment venues have opened in the past several weeks. Enjoy outdoor fun for the whole family. Come anytime, to experience what our beautiful County has to offer. Clark County is truly natures playground 24/7/365. Watch for the Harvest Moon signs. For more information & brochure go to: www.clarkcountywi.org.
Get out and enjoy the breathtaking annual Bloomin’ Greenhouse Tour beginning mid-April through Fall and into the holiday season, hosted by Clark County Economic Development Corporation & Tourism Bureau. This exciting self-guided tour directs visitors to Clark County’s exceptionally gorgeous overflowing greenhouses & garden centers. Blooms come to life in Clark County WI – do not miss it!
Clark County’s true colors are found in our breathtaking vistas of fall, event runs Sept 1 - Oct 31. Clark County truly is “The Hub of the Harvest.” Experience corn mazes, pumpkin patches, community festivals, roadside stands and farmers markets. Scoop up home-grown apples, pumpkins, gourds ,sweet corn, honey, and do not miss our homemade candy, jams, maple syrup and so much more. Our bragging rights as the hub also includes our agriculture heritage with beautiful alfalfa, corn, and soybean fields too. We provide food for everyone! This is a great time to experience Clark County’s many artists, meat and cheese shops, unique and shabby chic boutiques, quilt shops, winery, and many music venues all season long. We have greenhouses loaded with “Tens of Thousands” of beautiful, bushel-size mums with all the colors of the fall pallet along with ornamental grasses, pumpkins and so much more to adorn your homes, yards, and businesses for Fall. Fall is also the time to think about planting perennials and bulbs to brighten your yards in Spring. Enjoy this self-guided tour that meanders along scenic country roads and through our quaint communities. Do not miss our many dining and lodging establishments along the way and visit our many museums and historical sights. Many new shops, eateries and entertainment venues have opened in the past several weeks. Enjoy outdoor fun for the whole family. Come anytime, to experience what our beautiful County has to offer. Clark County is truly natures playground 24/7/365. Watch for the Harvest Moon signs. For more information & brochure go to: www.clarkcountywi.org.
Get out and enjoy the breathtaking annual Bloomin’ Greenhouse Tour beginning mid-April through Fall and into the holiday season, hosted by Clark County Economic Development Corporation & Tourism Bureau. This exciting self-guided tour directs visitors to Clark County’s exceptionally gorgeous overflowing greenhouses & garden centers. Blooms come to life in Clark County WI – do not miss it!
Clark County’s true colors are found in our breathtaking vistas of fall, event runs Sept 1 - Oct 31. Clark County truly is “The Hub of the Harvest.” Experience corn mazes, pumpkin patches, community festivals, roadside stands and farmers markets. Scoop up home-grown apples, pumpkins, gourds ,sweet corn, honey, and do not miss our homemade candy, jams, maple syrup and so much more. Our bragging rights as the hub also includes our agriculture heritage with beautiful alfalfa, corn, and soybean fields too. We provide food for everyone! This is a great time to experience Clark County’s many artists, meat and cheese shops, unique and shabby chic boutiques, quilt shops, winery, and many music venues all season long. We have greenhouses loaded with “Tens of Thousands” of beautiful, bushel-size mums with all the colors of the fall pallet along with ornamental grasses, pumpkins and so much more to adorn your homes, yards, and businesses for Fall. Fall is also the time to think about planting perennials and bulbs to brighten your yards in Spring. Enjoy this self-guided tour that meanders along scenic country roads and through our quaint communities. Do not miss our many dining and lodging establishments along the way and visit our many museums and historical sights. Many new shops, eateries and entertainment venues have opened in the past several weeks. Enjoy outdoor fun for the whole family. Come anytime, to experience what our beautiful County has to offer. Clark County is truly natures playground 24/7/365. Watch for the Harvest Moon signs. For more information & brochure go to: www.clarkcountywi.org.
Designed to inspire and connect you with other empowering women, this event will provide you with the resources you are looking for to start, improve, or expand your business. At this full-day conference, you'll learn from established members of the business community in Western Wisconsin, talk to business assistance providers, and network with other women in business. For cost and to register head to their website: https://www.womensbusinessconference.com/.
Imagine wrapping yourself in a beautiful, handmade, patriotic-themed quilt or afghan knowing your ticket purchase keeps our mission marching forward. The drawing will be held on Thursday, December 3, at noon. You do not need to be present to win. However, winners who attend will receive the first choice of the available quilts and be entered into a special door prize raffle. If you can’t join us that day, you may specify your top three quilt choices (by number) on your tickets. Individuals are eligible to win only one quilt. In previous years, there have been over 25 stunning quilts to choose from! Tickets are: $6 each, 6 for $30 or 18 for $60. Get yours at the Gift Shop! Calling all quilters! Use your superpowers for good and make a lasting impact! We welcome donations of quilts and afghans of any size and patriotic theme. Finished pieces may be delivered for display any time up until December 3 and will be showcased until the day of the drawing. As quilts arrive, we will add them by number below along with photos. All donated quilts will be on display in the Welcome Center until December 3 as part of our annual quilt display. All proceeds from the raffle will support The Highground’s mission to Honor, Educate, and Heal.
