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Check out the New Holiday Items for both Halloween and Christmas and Fall! Free Gift for everyone that purchases. No purchase necessary. Feel Free to come and look. Enjoy the warm atmosphere, good food, conversation and just have fun
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Join us for a cozy day of shopping, tasting, and community fun at The Creamery!
β¨ Indulge in homemade treats at our free-will donation bake sale -- all proceeds will benefit the Downsville Community Museum.
β¨ Sip and savor with a wine tasting experience perfect for fall.
β¨ Explore handcrafted beauty with Made by Gracie Jewelry.
β¨ Enjoy exclusive boutique discounts throughout the day.
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Saturday, October 18th, 2025 | 10 AM - 5 PM
Bring your friends, support local, and soak in all the fall vibes. We can't wait to see you!
Join us for an enlightened discussion to refocus and align ourselves towards higher mindset and soul evolution .
followed by a channeled light language guided mediation focused on awareness connection clairity nervous system calibration and energy center activation .
safe open space to explore limitless thinking , non judgemental community , meeting each other exactly where we are on this awakening journey!
October 2, 2025
9:45 a.m. - Arrivals
10:00 a.m. - Ribbon Cutting Celebration
The Menomonie Area Chamber & Visitor Center is excited to welcome a new business to the community: Wisconsin Early Autism Project (WEAP)! We invite you to celebrate with us at a special ribbon cutting ceremony.
WEAP provides contemporary applied behavior analysis (ABA) therapy for children and young adults with autism. The organization focuses on a personalized approach, using science and data to create tailored treatment plans that help children build essential life skills, including language, communication, social, and play skills. Their goal is to empower children to lead happy and fulfilling lives.
The new Menomonie location offers therapy in various settings, including in-home, in the community, at their Learning Centers, in schools, or via telehealth, serving families in Dunn County and surrounding areas. Come and meet the team, learn more about their services, and welcome them to our community!
https://business.menomoniechamber.org/events/details/2025-ribbon-cuttinβ¦
WIMM will be teaming up with MOR (Market on the River in Chippewa Falls) to host a great selection of artists showcasing their original artwork in various categories like ceramics, digital art, fiber decors, jewelry, mixed media, metals, paintings, glass art, woodworking and much more.
The event is free to attend.
Vendor Applications are closed
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]
CELEBRATE NATIONAL COMING OUT DAY
with a UUC SOUP POTLUCK
Wednesday, October 15 5:30-7:00pm UUC Social Hall
Hosted by the UU Rainbow Circle
Let's embody that love is the spirit of this church!
From our youngest to our oldest UU's let's celebrate and practice how we welcome, act as allies and how we side with love. Enjoy a community dinner and meet other members, families, and new friends. There will be games for all ages and rainbow crafts and bracelet making. ALL AGES WELCOME!
Featuring delicious homemade chili (vegetarian and meat options) and cornbread (gluten free options) made by Dean Yohnk, Rev. Lepp and other members of the circle. Rainbow Soup, made by Aimee Johnson, Religious Exploration Coordinator. Bring take-home containers if you want to take home leftovers.
Attendees are encouraged to bring a side item to share:
Cheese plates, fruit, salads, side dishes, rolls, crackers, or other desserts. Bring a favorite beverage. Please bring nut-free items only.
Join us at the Spirit Room at the Mabel Tainter Theater on Tuesday, Nov. 11 at 4:30 p.m. for the Dunn County Historical Society's annual meeting.
This year we are trying something a little different. Our annual meeting will be held duriing the week and later in the day, and at a local historic building.
From 4:30 to 5 p.m. will be a social time, and we'll begin the formal meeting at 5 p.m. We have many wonderful things to share about our accomplishments during this past year, and we have you, our members to thank for all you do to support local history!
The Mabel Tainter is located in downtown Menomonie at 205 Main Street E. The Spirit Room is located on the bottom floor of the theater. There is elevator access available.
We'll have snacks, and the Spirit Room bar will be open for beverages.
Thank you for all of your support and we look forward to seeing and celebrating with you on Tuesday!
Our home, the Rassbach Museum, will be a stop on the local holiday Tour of Homes.
Chris Kroeze takes the stage at 45th Parallel Distillery with guest openers, the Lola Blu Band and Tannen Jackson!
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Join us on Saturday, October 18th, as local star Chris Kroeze takes the stage for a live show at 45th Parallel Distillery! Well known for being one of the finalists on NBC's The Voice in 2018, the singer and songwriter connects with both the hearts and minds of audiences across various generations through his genuine country soul and his unique and alluring vocal delivery as he performs more than 200 shows per year.
Runner Up on NBC's THE VOICE / TOP 5 Country Song Human (iTunes TOP 100) / Featured in USA Today / Featured in Rolling Stone / #1 ROCK Song (iTunes)
Kroeze will be joined by opening performers, Lola Blu Band and Tannen Jackson!
IMPORTANT INFO:
π Date: Saturday, October 18th
β° Time: 5:00pm Doors Open | 5:30pm Tannen Jackson | 6:30pm Lola Blu Band | 7:30pm Chris Kroeze | 8:30pm Intermission | 9:00pm Chris Kroeze
π Location: 45th Parallel Distillery Event Center (1490 Madison Avenue, New Richmond, WI)
ποΈ Tickets: $25 GA | $35 Main Floor Seated
Please note: Food and beverages will be available for purchase.
For full dining experience before the show, please call (715) 243-5565 for reservations.
The Friends of the Menomonie Public Library will host a special book sale in November with all children's/juvenile items.
The Friends give thousands of dollars to the library every year and book sales are their major fundraiser. Plan to come on over and find some great treasures at amazing prices. See you at the sale!
* November 21st-26th - open during library hours https://menomonielibrary.org/
* in library meeting room
* ALL children's items
The Friends of the Menomonie Public Library will host a special book sale in December with items perfect for gift giving!
The Friends give thousands of dollars to the library every year and book sales are their major fundraiser. Plan to come on over and find some great treasures at amazing prices. See you at the sale!
* December 9th-13th - open during library hours https://menomonielibrary.org/
* in library meeting room
September 30, 2025
11:45 a.m. - Arrivals
12:00 p.m. - Ribbon Cutting Celebration
Welcome Anovia Health to Menomonie!
The Menomonie Area Chamber & Visitor Center is thrilled to welcome a new Chamber member, Anovia Health, to the community! We invite you to join us for a special ribbon-cutting ceremony to celebrate the opening of their new clinic.
Anovia Health is dedicated to providing personalized and effective healthcare. Their unique, membership-based model focuses on building strong patient-provider relationships with extended visit times, same or next-day appointments, and unlimited access to your care team via phone, video, or text. This innovative approach to direct primary care aims to make high-quality healthcare more accessible and affordable for families and businesses in our community.
This is a great opportunity to meet the Anovia Health team, learn about their services, and network with fellow Chamber members. Let's show them a warm Menomonie welcome!
https://business.menomoniechamber.org/events/details/2025-ribbon-cuttinβ¦
Join us for this book talk about Menomonie high school football. Author Chad Zutter will present details about the project and his research. He'll display artifacts, including newspaper clippings and old rosters, that he obtained during research on display. The book will also be available for sale at the event with a special price of $10 per book or three copies for $20.
The publication includes season-by-season results dating back to the earliest games, year-by-year team records, all-time record versus opponents, coaching milestones, and more. Four eras of Menomonie football are represented, beginning years (1895-1926), formidable years (1927-1962), beginning of the BRC era (1963-1984), and the domination era (1985-current). The book presents the history of Menomonie football, listing date, location, opponent and score of every game ever played by Menomonie High School.
Join us at the Lions Club Game Park in Menomonie's Wakanda Park to enjoy the beautiful fall weather, hike the nature trail, and gather Halloween treats along the way! Enter at the pavilion near the bison pen. Children ages 12 and younger -- must be accompanied by an adult throughout the afternoon. If the weather is inclement, the event will be moved to the museum nearby. http://www.dunnhistory.org
Presented in cooperation with Menomonie Lions Club.
The trail is just beyond the Rassbach Museum on Game Park Road.
π Fall Fun Days at Rockin' T-R Ranch π
Bring the whole family out to celebrate the season with a full day of fall fun at Rockin' T-R Ranch!
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Dates:
Saturdays & Sundays
β’September 20, 21, 27, 28
β’October 4, 5, 11, 12, 18, 19, 25, 26
β° Time: 10 AM - 4 PM
π Location: Rockin' T-R Ranch
8020 Curvue Road, Eau Claire, WI 54703
π Activities Include:
β’Petting Zoo π
β’Corn Maze π½
β’Kids Activities π§π¦
β’Pumpkin Patch π
β’Pumpkin Carving π
π² Admission: $10 per person (Kids 2 & under are FREE!)
β¨ Don't miss out on making unforgettable fall memories with your family and friends!
https://www.facebook.com/events/2366589103743801/?event_time_id=2366589β¦
HAVE YOU EVER WONDERED... What does a Sunday morning look like for my kid back there in CBKids? What kind of people are volunteering to teach my kids? Why did they choose the curriculum they did?
WE WANT TO ANSWER YOUR QUESTIONSβΌοΈStick around after second service SUNDAY SEPT 21 for an information meeting!
You will have an opportunity to learn what goes on within both ministries, ask questions you may have, and meet our Next Gen Team!
PLEASE SHAREβΌοΈβΌοΈβΌοΈ
Come down and cheer for your local parade.
Each year its our honor to start out the Dam Days parade and we want you to be a part of it.
Maybe you're only there to cheer but maybe you're a local veteran and you want to help fill our ranks by marching alongside Post 227.
Come find us at the beer garden all weekend and talk to us about joining up and being a part of the fun.
Wyatt Thomson possesses a voice that echos the soundscapes of the dance halls, supper clubs, and road houses that still litter the landscape of his home in the Chippewa Valley of Wisconsin.
βCiting Tom Waits as his biggest influence, it's safe to say that Thomson (Like Waits) seems to have skipped right over decades of music that might have otherwise changed his sound for the worst.
One of Thomson's biggest appeals is that he sounds like an artist transported from the 1950's honky tonks of the Midwest, and dropped off into the second decade of the 21st century unscathed by the worst aspects of pop country, pop music, and an industry forever changed by technology.
Not unlike a character from a Roger Miller song, Thomson has the bona fides of working pawn shops, odd jobs, and scraping by in the rust belt landscape of NW Wisconsin. As a result, he's gained the street wise and cynical wisdom that is earned young from such a life.
The world may press onward with its insane pace, but Thomson ambles along with a casual confidence and story telling tales that feel like they're ripped from old paperbacks in a truck stop, or found in some lost postwar beatnik manuscript.
Drink wine & enjoy Wagner's 'The Flying Dutchman' @ 2 Roots.
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