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Everything Is For You Until You Discover You Are For It by Heidi Jensen Exhibition will be on display from June 24 – August 7, 2021 Heidi Jensen has a Master of Fine Arts in Studio Arts from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. She has won numerous awards for her unique artistic style.
Exhibition Objects of Affection will be on display from June 24, 2021 – August 7, 2021 “One of my earliest memories was in my great-Grandmother’s house. She had an entire wall filled with shelves of figurines. I was fascinated by these tiny porcelain objects that were strange and exaggerated versions of the animals they represented. My family moved often throughout my childhood and my possessions became a much needed source of stability in my constantly shifting world. I began collecting…
City Center Plaza Blood Drive 100 W College Avenue Appleton, WI 54911 Wednesday July 28 8:00 AM 1:30 PM To schedule your donation, visit communityblood.org/donor. Log in, click “”Donate Now”” and search for sponsor code A014. You may also call 800-280-4102. We encourage you to schedule in advance. Thank you!”
City Center Plaza Blood Drive 100 W College Avenue Appleton, WI 54911 Wednesday July 28 8:00 AM 1:30 PM To schedule your donation, visit communityblood.org/donor. Log in, click “”Donate Now”” and search for sponsor code A014. You may also call 800-280-4102. We encourage you to schedule in advance. Thank you!”
Has a friend told you that you are getting more forgetful? Have you missed an appointment more than once? If you can relate, consider LSS Mindworks. Mindworks meets for four hours, two days per week. Class include memory and cognitive activities to stimulate the brain, activities that stimulate self-expression and language, light physical exercises, and information and education resources. Class members share with their peers in a safe and supportive environment. A monthly fee is charged for participation and classes…
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Has a friend told you that you are getting more forgetful? Have you missed an appointment more than once? If you can relate to these situations, consider LSS MindWorks. MindWorks meets for four hours, two days per week. Class include memory and cognitive activities to stimulate the brain, activities that stimulate self-expression and language, light physical exercises, and information and education resources of interests. Class members share with their peers in a safe and supportive environment. A monthly fee is…
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Has a friend told you that you are getting more forgetful? Have you missed an appointment more than once? If you can relate, consider LSS Mindworks. MindWorks meets for four hours, two days per week. Class include memory and cognitive activities to stimulate the brain, activities that stimulate self-expression and language, light physical exercises, and information and education resources of interests. Class members share with their peers in a safe and supportive environment. A monthly fee is charged for participation,…
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Join the Menasha Market Farm Fresh event featuring produce, food and artisan vendors. Also, joining us is Bare Bones Brewery as they share their craft beer with us at Curtis Reed Park – located in the heart of Menasha’s walkable & welcoming waterfront downtown! JOHN LAMBERT Joined by Randy Dean on drums plays an infectious brand of pop-styled acoustic guitar rock. Smooth renditions of the classic pop, rock and soul music of yesteryear! www.johnlambertmusic.com
Armchair Boogie is a four-piece Bluegrass Folk band formed in the heart of Central Wisconsin. Conceived and brought to life by Fond du Lac’s own Ben Majeska (guitar/vocals) and Augie Dougherty (banjo/vocals) in the Fall of 2014. A rhythm section was added in 2015 when Eli Frieders (bass) and Dan Waterman (drums) came on board. The street is closed in front of THELMA on Sheboygan St. Enjoy music, drinks, and have fun with friends! Starting in 2015 from a front…
Armchair Boogie is a four-piece Bluegrass Folk band formed in the heart of Central Wisconsin. Conceived and brought to life by Fond du Lac’s own Ben Majeska (guitar/vocals) and Augie Dougherty (banjo/vocals) in the Fall of 2014. A rhythm section was added in 2015 when Eli Frieders (bass) and Dan Waterman (drums) came on board. The street is closed in front of THELMA on Sheboygan St. Enjoy music, drinks, and have fun with friends! Starting in 2015 from a front…
Our personal environments are powerful factors in our well-being. For Maine artist Bernard Langlais (1921–1977), the physical and emotional effects of place unify his creations, from expressionistic landscape paintings to giant wooden lions. Presenting works that span the artist’s thirty-year career, Bernard Langlais: Live and Let Live considers the intertwined nature of Langlais’s art and READ MORE
Concerned with acts both of construction and deconstruction, painter Annabeth Marks’ work forces a consideration of the boundaries of painting in both process and form. For her contribution to the Return to the Real series, she presents new works—a group of small, dense and richly colored, intimate paintings that are mediations on the psychology of READ MORE
This summer will feature the debut of Washed Ashore: Art to Save the Sea at Green Bay Botanical Garden and in Wisconsin. Guests of all ages will be enthralled by and get to interact with eight larger-than-life sculptures of animals made from trash and debris washed up from bodies of water. You’ll discover the connections READ MORE
Grounded in the intersection of physical, emotional, and cultural experiences of the queer female body, Flavia D’Urso’s multichannel video installation is a visceral meditation on disorientation and desire. Image: Flavia D’Urso, Who Do You Think I Am?!, 2018; five-channel color video with sound. Courtesy of the artist. Photo courtesy of John Michael Kohler Arts Center.
Gregg Blasdel is among the most important documenters of artist-built environments in the US. This exhibition features his photographs of Clarence Schmidt’s house and garden, which was located in Woodstock, New York. Image: Clarence Schmidt repairing a bluestone wall. Photo: Gregg Blasdel, courtesy of SPACES–Saving and Preserving Arts and Cultural Environments.
