Community Calendar

Lean into your creative side and learn to draw woodland animals and plants with the guidance of local artist Pete Stasukevich. This weekly series is geared for ages 6 through adult. Participants can pay a one-time $10 fee to receive a drawing book and erasable pen, or participate for free and bring their own drawing materials.

Whether you are an experienced driver needing a refresher, or a new driver, join us with Nisi Rockcastle, auto mechanic at DeCraene’s Service Center in Harvard, to learn the basics of car maintenance in this free 2-part class. During Part 1 we will discuss and have hands-on practice with checking fluids, batteries, hoses & belts, changing light bulbs, and wiper blades. During Part 2, we will discuss dashboard warning lights and tires, plus hands-on practice on how to change a tire and jump a car battery. Please register for each session you will be attending. If you missed Part 1, you are still welcome to sign up for Part 2. All ages are welcome – great for new drivers, too!

Join the tradition of celebrating summer at The Confluence! All are welcome to gather for the purpose of joy, peace, and communal music-making. Drumming is optional- experiment with a provided instrument or stop by simply to enjoy the fire, listen to the music, and make a s’more. This is a free, family-friendly event and there is no registration. Drumming is led by David Stocker, with occasional guest leaders.

May 15th – Healing Sound Bath led by Missy of The Sacred Tree at 6:00 pm, followed by fire and guided drumming. Sponsored by Joe Dencker Agency – Country Financial
June 12th – Guided drumming and flow art demonstration. Sponsored by First Community Credit Union
July 10th – Belly dancing lesson led by Kristin Loehr at 6:00 pm, followed by fire and guided drumming. Sponsored by Cornerstone Credit Union
August 14th – The Great Turtle Creek Duck Race at 6:00 pm, followed by fire and guided drumming. Sponsored by First National Bank and Trust
September 11th – Fire and guided drumming. Sponsored by Mid States Concrete

Lean into your creative side and learn to draw woodland animals and plants with the guidance of local artist Pete Stasukevich. This weekly series is geared for ages 6 through adult. Participants can pay a one-time $10 fee to receive a drawing book and erasable pen, or participate for free and bring their own drawing materials.

Whether you are an experienced driver needing a refresher, or a new driver, join us with Nisi Rockcastle, auto mechanic at DeCraene’s Service Center in Harvard, to learn the basics of car maintenance in this free 2-part class. During Part 1 we will discuss and have hands-on practice with checking fluids, batteries, hoses & belts, changing light bulbs, and wiper blades. During Part 2, we will discuss dashboard warning lights and tires, plus hands-on practice on how to change a tire and jump a car battery. Please register for each session you will be attending. If you missed Part 1, you are still welcome to sign up for Part 2. All ages are welcome – great for new drivers, too!

Join us to learn about Ho-Chunk culture from Bill Quackenbush, who serves as the Tribal Historic Preservation Officer of the Ho-Chunk Nation of Wisconsin. Recently, Wisconsin’s State Historical Society made a significant discovery of a 1,200 year old dugout canoe on Lake Mendota, in Madison Wisconsin. What came along with this dugout canoe discovery were many additional questions about where, how and why it had been discovered in that location of the lake. Join us as we discuss how the Ho-Chunk and other Tribes reacted to this discovery and how they became a factor with its use as an educational opportunity within their tribal communities and the public.

This program is welcome to all and the intended audience is ages 10 and up. Please register in advance because seating is limited. $5/person.

Lean into your creative side and learn to draw woodland animals and plants with the guidance of local artist Pete Stasukevich. This weekly series is geared for ages 6 through adult. Participants can pay a one-time $10 fee to receive a drawing book and erasable pen, or participate for free and bring their own drawing materials.

Lean into your creative side and learn to draw woodland animals and plants with the guidance of local artist Pete Stasukevich. This weekly series is geared for ages 6 through adult. Participants can pay a one-time $10 fee to receive a drawing book and erasable pen, or participate for free and bring their own drawing materials.

Lean into your creative side and learn to draw woodland animals and plants with the guidance of local artist Pete Stasukevich. This weekly series is geared for ages 6 through adult. Participants can pay a one-time $10 fee to receive a drawing book and erasable pen, or participate for free and bring their own drawing materials.

Join the tradition of celebrating summer at The Confluence! All are welcome to gather for the purpose of joy, peace, and communal music-making. Drumming is optional- experiment with a provided instrument or stop by simply to enjoy the fire, listen to the music, and make a s’more. This is a free, family-friendly event and there is no registration. Drumming is led by David Stocker, with occasional guest leaders.

May 15th – Healing Sound Bath led by Missy of The Sacred Tree at 6:00 pm, followed by fire and guided drumming. Sponsored by Joe Dencker Agency – Country Financial
June 12th – Guided drumming and flow art demonstration. Sponsored by First Community Credit Union
July 10th – Belly dancing lesson led by Kristin Loehr at 6:00 pm, followed by fire and guided drumming. Sponsored by Cornerstone Credit Union
August 14th – The Great Turtle Creek Duck Race at 6:00 pm, followed by fire and guided drumming. Sponsored by First National Bank and Trust
September 11th – Fire and guided drumming. Sponsored by Mid States Concrete