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It's our annual sale season! If you're interested in signing up to be on the map, please send an email to [email protected] and include a description of your sale, up to 120 words. Any description longer than 120 words will be automatically cut off.
So far this is the map https://yardsaletreasuremap.com/community.html?where=Menomonie_8&id=485…
ECTL Planning Meeting was featured on last night's local news! We are off and running. Register with the QR code or email [email protected] directly. Hope to see you there!
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We are back for another card show at Stout Craft Co. in Menomonie, Wisconsin on September 20th and 21st. If you collect sports cards, non-sports cards, coins, memorabilia, Pokémon, or other TCG then this event is for you!
⏰Time: Saturday 10:00 am - 8:00 pm. Sunday 10:00 am - 6:00 pm.
📍Location: Broadway Banquet Center, 1501 North Broadway Menomonie, WI 54751. (About an hour east of the twin cities)
🚗parking: Free
✅admission: Free
🆓Giveaways: There will be free cards for kids, and various prizes given away throughout the show.
🍔amenities: Bar and grill, 30+ tv's, bowling alley, arcade, pool tables, slot machines, and more!
🧑🤝🧑Vendors: $20 for a 6 ft. table, and $30 for an 8 ft. table. 90+ tables in the main room.
Additional 22, 8ft tables in the 3 skyboxes. $15 for both days.
Vendor setup will be from 8:00 am - 10:00 am both days.
This is a show that you definitely won't want to miss. We hope to see you there!
Join us Wednesday, April 16th, for a fun evening of sea shanty singing from 7:00pm to 8:30pm at Brewery Nonic. The event is free to attend, everyone is welcome, and no preparation is required.
Monthly meetings of the Board of Trustees https://menomonielibrary.org/about/board/ are held in the Library Meeting Room on the third Thursday of the month at 6:00 p.m. Board meetings are open to the public.
Pre-register to view https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_flua0xMMTnOdcJZByaSD-w a livestream of the meeting.
Questions? Contact Library Director, Joleen Sterk at [email protected] mailto:[email protected]
Would you like to volunteer, but don't know where? Join us at the FREE Volunteer fair!
What to expect
Join Leadership Menomonie at Menomonie High School for a Volunteer Fair. We will discover opportunities to make a positive impact on our community together!
This event will provide the chance to connect with organizations who seek volunteers for various projects and programs. Are you ready to make a difference?
Event Details
Date: Tuesday, April 22, 2025
Time: 5:00-7:00 p.m.
Location: Menomonie High School
Address: 1715 5th Street W, Menomonie, WI
Free refreshments provided by ConAgra Foods and Phillips Medisize.
Sign Up to Table for your Organization - https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdXhLNQc9L0h7jlWM2F2zBC6iAcAJb…
Who is Coming:
Dunn County Aging & Disability Resource Center
Mayo Clinic Health System Red Cedar
The Bridge to Hope
Rassbach Museum
Menomonie Head Start & Early Start
Dunn County Humane Society
Murals in Menomonie ft. Walls Dogs
Community Meals
UW-Stout Service Club
Adoray Home Health and Hospice / Treasures of the Heart
Landmark Conservancy
Rotary Club of Menomonie & Sunrise Rotary
Menomonie News Net
Hoofbeat Healing Therapeutic Center
Dunn County Health Dept. / Health Dunn Right Coalition
Menomonie Lions Club
Stepping Stones of Dunn County
Leadership Menomonie
Hosted by Leadership Menomonie
Take action now to Defend Democracy! This is a People's Protest against Trump, this administration, Musk, and DOGE for the unconstitutional actions they have taken and promise to take that harm our families, friends, and neighbors. March for protecting Medicare/Medicaid/SS, federal agencies, national parks, protecting our democratic rights, world order, and more. Get your signs ready and come let the community know this matters to you!
Gathering every week at 4pm by the Federal Building in Eau Claire. Meet up on the corner of Barstow and Lake Street, 500 S. Barstow Street. Bring a friend!
There's no such thing as bad weather, just bad clothing choices! Dress for Rally Success! Let's gather together and speak up for our children, grandchildren, and our community!
Small parking lot at South Farwell and Gray, along with street parking downtown.
Come on over and enjoy the day in Downsville.
Start out the day with a bike race sponsored by Dunn County Pottery, a pancake breakfast at the Downsville Community Museum, and specialty beverage or pastry from Scatterbrain Cafe.
Wander up and down Cty Rd C in Downsville and enjoy children's games, vendors, an antique car show, face painting, meat raffle, kids tractor pull, pizza and bingo at Cubby's and music all day! There will be a parade at 1pm and be sure to stick around to see the band and fireworks at dusk at Timber Inn.
We're thrilled to invite you to our Annual Meeting for Farmer To Farmer!
Saturday, April 12th
9-10:30 Annual Meeting
11-12 Coffee Cupping with Nicole from Coffeewomple
12:30-1:30 Potluck
Everyone is welcome--whether you're a longtime supporter or just curious about what we do. Right now, the importance of community and standing in solidarity with our farmers is more crucial than ever. We are eager to share what's been happening over the past year, and connect with friends old and new. You are welcome to join us for the whole day, or stop in for the part that makes sense for you and your schedule.
We're excited to announce that our amazing roasters, Coffeewomple, will be hosting a classic coffee cupping session at 11am. It's a fun and educational way to explore the rich flavors of our coffees and appreciate the incredible work that goes into every sip. After the meeting, we'll share a delicious potluck, so bring your favorite dish to share! It's a perfect chance to connect, enjoy good food, and celebrate the vibrant community we're building together.
We can't wait to see you and share in this experience. Your voice matters, and together we can create meaningful change.
Join us for a Farmer To Farmer Volunteer training!
As a small local non-profit, we know how important human connections are. We simply can't do this without friends, family, and community support.
This training will teach you how to confidently prepare and serve pour over coffee at events or partner stores. You'll learn some important F2F history, coffee 101, and feel empowered to represent Farmer To Farmer. We'll cover FAQ and have sign-up opportunities to get your feet wet.
This is a fun and effective way to be involved with Farmer To Farmer and our mission of farmer solidarity and global connections. Bring a friend if you know someone else who might be interested, or plan to meet some new friends, and spend the morning learning something new!
Join us for a night of time travel through dance music!
Award-winning DJ Jake Rudh https://www.thecurrent.org/profile/jake-rudh of The Current on MPR will spin music from the 1950s through the 2010s for you to dance all night (or sit back and groove) to, and projected music videos will bring each era to life.
Come dressed in anything from these eras, whether it's a 50s poodle skirt, 60s mod, 70s disco, to 80s prep or goth, to jeans and flannel 90s grunge style. We'll have class photos by decade!
The event will also feature:
* Historic prom dress exhibit
* Vintage photo opportunities
* and more
Cost: $20 in advance | $25 at the door | Museum members $20
Advance Tickets: https://www.zeffy.com/ticketing/decades-dance-at-the-rassbach-museum
Volunteers with service dogs in training will explore the galleries of the museum as part of their dogs' preparation. The museum will host the pack outing to provide the canines an experience they might have assisting a future client.
The outing will also provide other museum visitors an opportunity to observe and learn more about how service dogs can transform the lives of the people they're matched with.
The volunteers are associated with Can Do Canines, a Minnesota based non-profit organization that trains dogs to assist clients who live with disabilities involving mobility challenges, hearing loss or deafness, seizure disorders, autism or diabetes. They also train 'facility dogs' to be placed in locations such as hospitals or with a community service provider.
Volunteers in Wisconsin and Minnesota host dogs in their homes while the dogs are getting trained on the important tasks that they will assist clients with.
An information table will be available in the museum lobby to help visitors learn more about Can Do Canines and service dog etiquette. Visitors can also talk to the volunteers to learn more about their work and opportunities to volunteer. A 'career-changed' dog will be on hand for museum visitors who would like to be able to pet a dog.
Can Do Canines is one of the largest assistance dog organizations in the country and relies on volunteers to help raise and train dogs in their homes, helping them learn basic obedience and social skills.
Join us for prescribed burn training this burn season. This training will include the classroom portion in the morning followed by bring-your-own lunch and the field portion at Dobbs Landing in the afternoon. We only have room for 30 registrants, so register today!
Overview of Event
Classroom portion will be 9:00 a.m. to Noon on the UW-Stout campus in Jarvis Hall Science Addition Room 156, 410 10th Ave E, Menomonie, WI 54751. Parking is available in Lot 18 (free on weekends).
Break for lunch and travel to field training site is Noon to 1:00 p.m. Participants are responsible for providing their own lunch. Dining options are available on UW-Stout's campus.
Field portion (weather permitting) will be 1:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. at Dobbs Landing, 7573 850th Ave, Colfax, WI 54730. Follow the gravel easement road all the way back to the parking area.
Agenda
8:45 - Check-in
9:00 - Welcome & Introduction
9:10 - Fire Ecology: Why Burn?- Presented by Mark Leach
9:30 - Weather and Fire Behavior - Presented by Kathy Ruggles
10:15 - Break (10 minutes)
10:25 - Equipment and PPE - Presented by John Thomas
10:45 - Burn Plans - Presented by Julia Chapman
11:00 - Break (10 minutes)
11:10 - Ignition Patterns and Procedures - Presented by Keith Gilland
11:45 - Questions
12:00 - Break for lunch and travel to Field Site
1:00 - Meet at field site for field portion
Email Questions to: [email protected]
Congress has announced plans to cut Medicaid as part of its nearly trillion-dollar tax cut -- money they'll take from working-class people and hand over to billionaires. These cuts will run people out of their homes, tank local economies, jack up costs for people with insurance, and cost lives. We need to act!
Medicaid covers over a million Wisconsinites, including low-income people, children, parents, seniors and people with disabilities. In Wisconsin, 1 in 3 children are on Medicaid, as are 1 in 3 people with disabilities and over half of people in nursing homes.
Over 150,000 people in western and northwestern Wisconsin need Medicaid. We must make our representatives understand the costs if they support this budget.
Whether you're ready to march, have a story to share, or just have questions, join us on Tuesday, March 25 at the CVTC Business Education Center (room 103, the Casper Conference Center) in Eau Claire for a public town hall about Medicaid cuts. We'll learn about what's at stake for all of us, hear from neighbors who are directly at risk, and talk with local elected officials about what we're doing to fight back and how you can get involved. Doors open at 6:30 pm. Free parking in CVTC lots west of the building, labeled P1 and P9.
This event is FREE open to the public, but registrations are appreciated. Click here to register for our town hall! https://email.everyaction.com/EmailMessage/PreviewMessage/7a46c94a-c0fe…
It's getting super weird out there, friends, but when you think about it, what better time to head on out to 2 Roots, get you a nice glass of wine (or beer, or bourbon!) and catch guitar-guru-blues-rock-legend Tommy Bentz, and poet/novelist/Doublewide Jon Loomis, as they tag-team a veritable smorgasbord of their original songs (and possibly a cover or two)! We're talking all-acoustic musical back-and-forth, replete with Tommy's virtuoso playing and masterful songwriting and Jon's darkly witty tunes, plus some stories, probably, and definitely a few jokes, and for sure a relaxed vibe and a chance to chill with friends! Don't miss it!
Enjoy the acoustic sounds of Sherry Lynn playing folk, pop and country covers from the 70s and beyond. Sherry loves exploring the music of artists that have inspired her over a lifetime, like Fleetwood Mac, The Eagles, Bonnie Raitt, Carole King, Alison Krauss and the Chicks. Piano, guitar and ukulele accompany a sweet and expressive voice in a variety of styles. Sherry will take you from folk to pop, and from current country to classic standards.
Come shop horse related vendors!
Interested in being a vendor? Message one of the hosts!
Blues on the Chippewa is an event that is FREE to attend. We ask that you consider making a donation throughout the weekend as part of our mission is to help those who help others in the area. In the past, we've supported the Durand Area Food Pantry, Brent Titus Music For Children Program, Pepin County Humane Society, seniors citizens programs, Durand Women's Club 'Fill a Backpack Program', and the Pepin County Historical Society to name a few.
Each year, the first weekend in August, numerous musicians and music-lovers from all over the country gather in Durand, WI. Add it to your calendar and plan on joining us for a great weekend of music!
Craft Fair on FRI & SAT
Food Vendors and Beverages are available on site
All Ages Welcome
Sorry, NO PETS ALLOWED ON FEST GROUNDS (Durand City Ordinance)
More info at www.bluesonthechippewa.com
LINE UP TBA SOON
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Join us for a Bridge Brigade to help get out the vote for the April 1 election. Bring your signs, flags and other things to get the attention of passersby. All are welcome - family friendly. Dress warmly!
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