\n 7:30 - 8:00am: \;Homeroom\, join us early before our speaker for coffee &\; conversation on the lake patio 8:00 - 8:55am: \;Class\, learn from local and regiona l expertise about lake and watershed issues \; 9:00 - 9:30am:< /strong> \;Extra Credit \;Q&\;A\, stay a bit longer as we open up for more questions and answers with the presenter
\n\n Yahara Lakes 101 is a series of ed ucational events on the 2nd Thursday of each month from May to September. They are held on Level B of the Verex Building in Bluephies and on the lak e patio. \;Each event features a different lake expert speaking and B luephies serves coffee and a continental breakfast.
\n\n The first event is on Thursday\, Ma y 9th from 7:30am - 9am. \;Doug Soldat\, associate professor of soil science at UW-Madison\, will be speaking on lawns and water quality.
\n\n If you are already a \;Friend of Clean Lakes\, admission is free. If you aren'\;t\, a dmission is $10 per event. \;Even if you are a Friend already\, you m ust still register for each event. Hope to see you there!
\n\n\nPhone: 608.255.1000\n\n150 E. Gilman\nMadison\, WI\n53705\n\n DTSTART:20130509T073000 DTEND:20130509T090000 LOCATION:Bluephies @ Verex Building PRIORITY: RRULE:FREQ=MONTHLY;UNTIL=20130912;INTERVAL=1;BYDAY=2TH;BYMONTH=5,6,7,8,9,10 SUMMARY:Yahara Lakes 101 URL:http://www.cleanlakesalliance.com/yahara-lakes-101/ END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:11744_20@www.madisonmagazine.com DTSTAMP:20130619T020614Z CATEGORIES:COMMUNITY EVENT,FUNDRAISER CONTACT:Alicia Acker DESCRIPTION:\n UCP Days is a public aware ness and fundraising campaign held throughout June and July. United Cerebr al Palsy of Greater of Dane County (UCP) works with area businesses to org anize the participation of over 2\,000 employees. This year businesses can choose to participate in our UCP Days Lunch Event or take their own ideas and create an internal company fundraiser for UCP.
\n\n
\n Coffee and Bagels Event &ndash\; Choose f rom select dates in June and July for your company to have your breakfast delivered to you. Collect $7 from each person who orders coffee and breakf ast and sit back and relax while the UCP staff brightens your morning. (Pl ease note there is a minimum of 15 orders per location to participate.)
\n\n Fired Up Pottery &\; Glass Fundraiser &ndash\; Support UCP by painting an item or purchasing a gift certificate on Thursday\, June 27th. \;Fired Up wil l then donate 30% of the sales on June 27th to UCP&rsquo\;s programs and s ervices.
\n\n Madison Mallards O uting &ndash\; Support UCP by purchasing your Mallards ticket for $10 and attend the game against the Green Bay Bullfrogs on Thursday\, Jul y 18th.
\n\n Company Activities< /strong> &ndash\; Staff events in which companies hold internal fundraiser s including casual days\, golf tournaments\, competitions\, cookouts\, bak e sales or other events.
\n\n For more information about UCP Days ev ents or to find out how you can get involved\, please contact Alicia Acker at aliciaacker@ucpdane.org or 608-237-8541.
\n\n\nPhone: 6082378541\n Madison\, WI\n DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20130603 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20130603 LOCATION:Various Businesses PRIORITY: RRULE:FREQ=DAILY;UNTIL=20130726;INTERVAL=1 SUMMARY:UCP Days 2013 URL:http://www.ucpdane.org END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:11893_20@www.madisonmagazine.com DTSTAMP:20130619T020614Z CATEGORIES:ARTS/ ENTERTAINMENT,COMMUNITY EVENT,FUNDRAISER CONTACT:brian Heller DESCRIPTION:\n \;
\n\n Fundraiser for the the
Al Ringling Theatre
\n The Artist for the Al will be performing the
classic "\;Arsenic and Old Lace"\; at the Al Ringling Theatre on J
une 14th\, 15th 21st and 22nd at 7:00 pm with matinees on June 16th and 23
rd at 1:00 pm. \; This will be a fundraiser for the theatre with all
the money going towards the restoration of the beautiful Al Ringling theat
re. \;We are hoping to have cars on display from the 1940'\;s and
a lecture/discussion about the era before the show. \; Adults tickets
$12 each\, Students and Senior tickets $10 each. Tickets can be purchased
online at \;www.alringling.com \;or at the ticket booth. (608) 35
6-8864 \; Address: Al Ringling Theatre 136 4th Ave
\n
Baraboo\, WI 53913 info@alringling.com \; \; More information o
n the Artists for Al Ringling and their \;performance \;of Arsenic
and old lace can be found on facebook. \; www.facebook.com/ArtistsFo
rTheAlAPerformanceOfArsenicAndOldLace?fref=ts
\n \;
\n\n\n Phone: 608-356-8864\n\n136 4th Ave\nBaraboo\, WI\n53913\n\n DTSTART:20130614T190000 DTEND:20130614T210000 LOCATION:Al Ringling theatre PRIORITY: RRULE:FREQ=WEEKLY;UNTIL=20130623;INTERVAL=2;BYDAY=SU,FR,SA;WKST=SU SUMMARY:Performance of 'Arsenic and Old Lace' URL:http://www.alringling.com END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:11867_20@www.madisonmagazine.com DTSTAMP:20130619T020614Z CATEGORIES:ARTS/ ENTERTAINMENT,COMMUNITY EVENT,KID FRIENDLY,MUSIC,OUTDOOR CONTACT:Downtown Madison\, Inc. DESCRIPTION:\n Grab a Friend\, Grab a Blanket and Grab a Spot a t Lunch Time Live 2013! For eight consecutive Tuesday'\;s between June and August\, a free outdoor concert series will be taking place from noon- 1pm on the King Street walkway of the Wisconsin State Capitol grounds. The se concerts are a great place for the community to socialize and enjoy the lunch hour during those fantastic Madison summer days!
\n\n\nPhone: 60 8-512-1332\n\nKing Street walkway\nMadison\, WI\n53703\n\n DTSTART:20130618T000000 DTEND:20130618T130000 LOCATION:Wisconsin State Capitol Square PRIORITY: RRULE:FREQ=WEEKLY;UNTIL=20130806;INTERVAL=1;BYDAY=TU;WKST=SU SUMMARY:Lunch Time Live URL:http://www.downtownmadison.org/events/lunchtimelive END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:11914_20@www.madisonmagazine.com DTSTAMP:20130619T020614Z CATEGORIES:COMMUNITY EVENT,FOOD,KID FRIENDLY CONTACT:Sue Palm DESCRIPTION:\n A Mobile Food Pantry is held the third Tuesday of each mo nth from 11:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. at Immaculate Conception Church in Boscob el\, WI. No ID required\, just show up if you need food!
\n\n Cathol ic Charities'\; Parish Mobile Food Pantry serves rural communities who normally do not have access to the larger food pantries available in Madis on. The Parish Mobile Food pantry is open to everyone\, you don'\;t hav e to be Catholic or a member of the parish to participate.
\n\n The food pantry is a truck filled with food that parishioners volunteer to dis tribute. In just a short time\, hundreds of pounds of food are distributed to those in need. Second Harvest loads the Foodbank truck and brings it t o the various parishes\, where volunteers assist people who come to pick u p the food. This saves the parish from having to fund-raise\, shop or stor e the food. Second Harvest generously waives the standard delivery fee in order to allow all available funds for the purchase of food.
\n\n Ca tholic Charities has served individuals and families in an eleven county a rea in south central Wisconsin since 1946. The programs we have reach thos e who are facing the transitions of aging\, living with a disability\, dea ling with a crisis pregnancy\, seeking to adopt\, having marital or family problems\, live in rural communities or seeking help with alcohol or drug abuse. We serve and employ persons regardless of sexual orientation\, rel igious\, ethnic\, racial or social background.
\n\n\nPhone: 608-256-235 8\n\n405 E. Legrand Street\nBoscobel\, WI\n53805\n\n DTSTART:20130618T113000 DTEND:20130618T003000 LOCATION:Immaculate Conception Church PRIORITY: SUMMARY:Catholic Charities Mobile Food Pantry in Boscobel\, WI URL:http://www.catholiccharitiesofmadison.org/ProgramsServices/ParishMobile FoodPantry.aspx END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:11927_20@www.madisonmagazine.com DTSTAMP:20130619T020614Z CATEGORIES:COMMUNITY EVENT,FUNDRAISER,MUSIC,OUTDOOR DESCRIPTION:\n This Western-themed party offers a silent auction\, appet izers\, music and a breathtaking lake view. Funds raised support Breast Ca ncer Recovery'\;s Infinite Boundaries retreats for women diagnosed with breast cancer. \;
\n\n\nPhone: 608-661-4178\n\n711 Jenifer St.\nMa dison \, WI\n DTSTART:20130618T173000 DTEND:20130618T000000 LOCATION:The Elks Lodge PRIORITY: SUMMARY:Party on the Lake URL:http://www.bcrecovery.org/pages/Party-on-the-Lake---main-page.php END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:11534_20@www.madisonmagazine.com DTSTAMP:20130619T020614Z CATEGORIES:ENVIRONMENTAL,FUNDRAISER CONTACT:Mike Sweitzer-Beckman DESCRIPTION:\n Tour our &lsquo\;green&rsquo\; monastery building\, dedic ated in November 2009\, and certified by the \;US Green Building Co uncil \;in 2010 at the platinum level\, with 63 out of a possible 69 points on the LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) New Construction-v2.2 scale. Learn about geothermal heating and cooling\, rene wable resources\, daylighting\, photo voltaic cells\, rain gardens\, pervi ous concrete\, green roofs\, solar tubes and much more!
\n\n Dates i nclude:
\n\n Bring your resume to our free hands-on clinic with staffi ng professional Jeff Close. A veteran of American Family&rsquo\;s Human Re sources Department\, Jeff has lots of valuable insider tips for getting yo ur resume noticed. He&rsquo\;ll discuss how to position yourself for the j ob you want\, and answer questions specific to your search.
\n\n\nPhone : 6082863150\n\n1 N Pinckney St\nMadison\, WI\n53703\n\n DTSTART:20130619T000000 DTEND:20130619T130000 LOCATION:DreamBank PRIORITY: SUMMARY:Resume Clinic for Landing Your Dream Job URL:http://dreambank.amfam.com/stores/dreambank/179 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:11887_20@www.madisonmagazine.com DTSTAMP:20130619T020614Z CATEGORIES:COMMUNITY EVENT,EDUCATIONAL CONTACT:Callen Harty DESCRIPTION:\n Several Wisconsin organizations have partnered to put tog ether a one-day conference on surviving childhood sex abuse that will be h eld at the Sheraton Hotel in Madison on Thursday\, June 20.
\n\n Spo nsored by Solidarity with Child Sex Abuse Victims/Survivors\, Rape Crisis Center\, Wisconsin Coalition Against Sexual Assault (WCASA)\, OutReach Inc .\, Family Sexual Abuse Treatment\, Canopy Center\, Proud Theater\, and Fr iends of the State Street Family the day-long conference will focus on hea ling and survival\, particularly among male victims\, an often underserved population in the sexual assault advocacy community.
\n\n The confe rence will start with an introduction by Kelly Anderson\, Executive Direct or of the Rape Crisis Center at 10:00 a. m. on June 20 and will culminate at 6:00 p.m. with "\;Dare to Dream"\;\, a program of MaleSurvivor that includes the film "\;Boys and Men Healing"\;\, followed by a panel discussion led by MaleSurvivor'\;s Executive Director Christopher Anderson. MaleSurvivor is a nationwide organization based in New York Cit y that is committed to preventing\, healing\, and eliminating all forms of sexual victimization of boys and men
\n\n In the morning there will be a breakout discussion for survivors facilitated by two survivors and a n introduction to survivorship led by Stephen Montagna of WCASA. \; Th e afternoon will close with a community discussion on responses and ways t o help Wisconsin survivors that will be led by Kelly Anderson\, Executive Director of Rape Crisis Center\; Jude Edmonds\, Oasis Clinical Director\; Chuck Stonecipher\, Executive Director of Family Sexual Abuse Treatment\; Pennie Meyers\, Executive Director of WCASA\, and Nic Dibble\, Education C onsultant with the Department of Public Instruction. \; There may be a couple more panelists added at a later date.
\n\n \;
\nAfternoon breakout sessions include:
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\n\n Harty initially decided he wanted to bring "\;Dare to Dream"\; to Madison after seeing an e- mail about it from MaleSurvivor. He approached Anderson at the Rape Crisis Center and together they decided to expand that idea into a mini-conferen ce on survival. He then contacted other organizations for sponsorship and support and several decided to partner to put on this important event. Har ty\, Stephen Montagna of WCASA\, and an adult survivor who prefers to rema in anonymous comprised the planning committee.
\n\n A benefit concer t was held in March to help raise funds to pay for the conference and indi vidual donations were also sought. All the involved organizations are non- profit so funding is still needed to ensure it is all covered. Donations m ay be mailed to OutReach\, Inc.\, 600 Williamson Street\, Madison\, WI 537 03. Checks should be made out to OutReach but must be marked for Paths to Healing to ensure the funds go to the right program.
\n\n Cost of th e conference is $30 in advance or $40 at the door and covers all of the se ssions and lunch. \;For more information on the conference go to the Facebook page "\;Paths to Healing: Conference on Child Sex Abuse Survi val"\; or to the WCASA website (www.wcasa.org)\, and click on t he events link. From the Paths to Healing page click the link for registra tion to sign up for the event in advance. A limited number of scholarships are available and can be applied for at the time of registration.
\n\n For additional information or questions contact Callen Harty at (608) 469-6686.
\n\n Addendum: \; Further information on breakout sess ions
\n\n Session 1A: "\;Ten Things You Should Know About Male S urvivors of Sexual Abuse"\;\, by Christopher Anderson\, Executive Dire ctor of MaleSurvivor.
\n\n This presentation touches on ten essentia l points to be mindful of when working with a male survivor of sexual abus e. Presented from the point of view of the survivor himself\, this present ation is appropriate for both clinical and non-clinical audiences. Informe d by his own personal experiences\, and the insights of therapists and oth er survivors\, this talk will help attendees better understand the unique challenges and pressures felt by male survivors. In addition\, participant s will leave with some concrete suggestions for how to more effectively co mmunicate with and assist male survivors in the "\;hard work of healin g."\;
\n\n Session 1B: "\;Healing Families: When Sexual Abus e Hits Home"\;\, by Chris Wirth\, LMFT and Rainbow Marifrog\, LMFT\, t herapists at Canopy Center'\;s Oasis program for the treatment of sexua l abuse.
\n\n Is it possible to find healing when abuse shatters a f amily? This workshop will focus on the treatment of male victims who have experienced sexual abuse within the family. Using real case examples it wi ll explore the impact of incest on family dynamics\, including issues rela ted to guilt/shame\, powerlessness\, family alliances\, sexuality\, and gr ief/loss due to family separation. In the context of best practice models it will look at prevention\, reconciliation\, and the special healing nece ssary when the perpetrator is a family member.
\n\n Session 2A: &quo t\;Choose Your Difficulty: Survivor Activism as a Path to Justice and Heal ing"\;\, by Peter Isely\, Midwest Director of Survivors Network of Tho se Abused by Priests (SNAP).
\n\n It&rsquo\;s difficult for survivor s to keep silent\; it&rsquo\;s difficult to speak. While there may be no c hoice about the difficulty\, each survivor does get to choose which diffic ulty to embrace. For survivors who have chosen to come forward and speak\, organized public action\, activism and service with fellow survivors has created a powerful path from childhood trauma to personal healing and soci al change. For two decades survivors of childhood sexual assault by clergy and religious authority figures have waged a highly visible and successfu l public campaign to hold clergy sex offenders and religious institutions accountable for the sexual abuse of hundreds of thousands of children arou nd the world. Survivors in Wisconsin have faced a particularly daunting ta sk with a network of state laws and court decisions which have explicitly granted legal immunity and protection to ordained child molesters and thei r supervisors. Yet\, survivors and their allies have succeeded in prosecut ing dozens of Wisconsin church child molesters\, forced the release of ten s of thousands of pages of secret church files detailing decades of crimin al activity and cover up\, and assisted thousands of survivors\, not just of clerical sexual abuse\, to come forward and press for justice\, includi ng a large number of men abused as children\, the latter forever changing how society views child sex abuse with reference to gender. This presentat ion will tell the story of these intrepid survivor activists\, the lessons they have learned over the years\, how they have organized and succeeded against great personal odds and social obstacles\, and the work and change that still needs to be accomplished\, particularly in Wisconsin.
\nSession 2B: "\;Healing Through Creative Expression"\;\, by playwr ight and Proud Theater/Milwaukee Artistic Director Callen Harty. Harty is the author of more than 20 plays\, including Invisible Boy\, a dr ama about surviving childhood sex abuse based upon his own experiences gro wing up in southwestern Wisconsin. The presentation will examine the heali ng power of creative energy using examples from his own writing experience s\, as well as other artists who have used their art as a mirror to look i nto their own souls and find their voices and ultimately healing from writ ing\, painting\, and other forms of artistic expression.
\n\n\nPhone: 6 08-469-6686\n\n706 John Nolen Drive\nMadison\, WI\n53713\n\n DTSTART:20130620T100000 DTEND:20130620T200000 LOCATION:Sheraton Hotel PRIORITY: SUMMARY:Paths to Healing: Conference on Child Sex Abuse Survival URL:http://www.wcasa.org/pages/Events-Paths-To-Healing.php END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:11915_20@www.madisonmagazine.com DTSTAMP:20130619T020614Z CATEGORIES:COMMUNITY EVENT,FOOD,KID FRIENDLY CONTACT:Sue Palm DESCRIPTION:\n A Mobile Food Pantry is held the third Thursday of each m onth from 3:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m. at St. Vincent de Paul of Monroe\, WI alon g with St. Victor and St. Rose of Lima Parishes. No ID required\, just sho w up if you need food!
\n\n Catholic Charities'\; Parish Mobile F ood Pantry serves rural communities who normally do not have access to the larger food pantries available in Madison. The Parish Mobile Food pantry is open to everyone\, you don'\;t have to be Catholic or a member of th e parish to participate.
\n\n The food pantry is a truck filled with food that parishioners volunteer to distribute. In just a short time\, hu ndreds of pounds of food are distributed to those in need. Second Harvest loads the Foodbank truck and brings it to the various parishes\, where vol unteers assist people who come to pick up the food. This saves the parish from having to fund-raise\, shop or store the food. Second Harvest generou sly waives the standard delivery fee in order to allow all available funds for the purchase of food.
\n\n Catholic Charities has served indivi duals and families in an eleven county area in south central Wisconsin sin ce 1946. The programs we have reach those who are facing the transitions o f aging\, living with a disability\, dealing with a crisis pregnancy\, see king to adopt\, having marital or family problems\, live in rural communit ies or seeking help with alcohol or drug abuse. We serve and employ person s regardless of sexual orientation\, religious\, ethnic\, racial or social background.
\n\n\nPhone: 608-256-2358\n\n501 1st Avenue\nMonroe\, WI\n 53566\n\n DTSTART:20130620T150000 DTEND:20130620T160000 LOCATION:St. Vincent de Paul of Monroe\, WI PRIORITY: SUMMARY:Catholic Charities Mobile Food Pantry in Monroe\, WI URL:http://www.catholiccharitiesofmadison.org/ProgramsServices/ParishMobile FoodPantry.aspx END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:11602_20@www.madisonmagazine.com DTSTAMP:20130619T020614Z CATEGORIES:COMMUNITY EVENT,FUNDRAISER,TALK/LECTURE CONTACT:Jamie Quam DESCRIPTION:\n We are thrilled to announc e that the 2013 Keynote speaker is Mildred Muhammad. \; Mildred is the former wife of the Beltway Sniper\, who terrorized Washington D.C. in 200 2. \; What many people don&rsquo\;t know is that Mildred was the targe t of these shootings. Her former husband had been abusive to her for many years and he was attempting to kill her. \; Mildred&rsquo\;s story is both terrifying and inspiring\, and it demonstrates the community impact o f domestic violence.
\n\n Register at \;https://app.etape stry.com/hosted/DomesticAbuseInterventionSe/EventRegistration.html
\n\n Phone: 6083381045\n\n1 West Dayton Street\nMadison\, WI\n53703\n\n DTSTART:20130620T113000 DTEND:20130620T133000 LOCATION:The Madison Concourse Hotel and Governor's Club PRIORITY: SUMMARY:6th Annual Celebrate Independence! Luncheon URL:http://abuseintervention.org END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:11878_20@www.madisonmagazine.com DTSTAMP:20130619T020614Z CATEGORIES:COMMUNITY EVENT,EDUCATIONAL,SPORTS,TALK/LECTURE CONTACT:Chris DESCRIPTION:\n In this powerful and empowering session of wisdom and yog a\, Christi Andringa shares how living authentically you naturally creates better balance in your life. It&rsquo\;s the perfect evening to bring a f riend and kick-start your motivation to go after your dreams. Christi blen ds a restorative 20 minute yoga session into her talk so that you&rsquo\;l l leave inspired\, invigorated\, and ready to honor your potential.
\n \nPhone: 6082863150\n\n1 N Pinckney St\nMadison\, WI\n53703\n\n DTSTART:20130620T130000 DTEND:20130620T150000 LOCATION:DreamBank PRIORITY: SUMMARY:Dream Big: Living Authentically You URL:http://dreambank.amfam.com/stores/dreambank/180 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:11892_20@www.madisonmagazine.com DTSTAMP:20130619T020614Z CATEGORIES:ARTS/ ENTERTAINMENT,COMMUNITY EVENT,FUNDRAISER,MUSIC,OUTDOOR DESCRIPTION:\n Make Music Madison is an all day event held on the longes t day of the year\, Friday\, June 21st. 256 artists will be playing at 132 venues around Madison\, all FREE and OUTDOORS. James Madison Park is one of the top venues and will double as a fundraiser for Friends of James Mad ison Park and Clean Lakes Alliance. 10 different bands will play at James Madison Park from 9AM-9PM. Slushies\, popcorn\, and grilled food will be a vailable. Come hang out on the great lawn\, play some volleyball\, and enj oy great music on the shores of Lake Mendota! \;
\n\n SET TIMES: Dennis John Glanville (9AM-10AM)\; The Micheal Maher Band (10AM-11AM)\; I ntrospective Prodigies (11AM-12PM)\; Pinhead McFly(Tim Budziszewski) (12PM -1PM)\; Double Ewes (1PM-2PM)\; Sweet Delta Dawn (2PM-3PM)\; Christine Cos tanzo (3PM-4PM)\; Owls\, Foxes and Sebastian (4PM-6PM)\; Subvocal (Mark Ad kins) (6PM-7:15PM)\; Dakotas (7:45PM-9PM)
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\n\n\n614 E. Gorham Street\nMadison\, WI\n53703\n\n DTSTART:20130621T090000 DTEND:20130621T210000 LOCATION:James Madison Park PRIORITY: SUMMARY:Make Music Madison (Park Concert/Fundraiser) URL:http://www.madisonmagazine.com/Madison-Magazine/Datebook-Calendar/?view =view_event&itm=11892 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:11793_20@www.madisonmagazine.com DTSTAMP:20130619T020614Z CATEGORIES:ARTS/ ENTERTAINMENT,COMMUNITY EVENT,KID FRIENDLY,MUSIC CONTACT:Kristin Soper DESCRIPTION:\n Picnic \;in the Park Music Concert Series
\n hel
d in downtown Cambridge at Veteran'\;s Park. \;
\n All concert
s are Fridays at 6:30pm
\n Presented by the Cambridge Art Council
\n The first concert will featuring The Dang-Its\, a five-piece
group who are known for their roots-oriented American music: county blues\
, Cajun\, bluegrass\, folk\, rockabilly and more. They offer a rich mix of
classics\, American standards\, contemporary and original songs and have
been frequent recipients of awards in Madison area &ldquo\;best-of&rdquo\;
reader&rsquo\;s polls.
\n \;
\n Join Wollersheim Winery to celebrate the grand opening of a piece of wine history. The cave was originally built in the 1840s by Ag oston Haraszthy\, founding father of the California wine industry. \; Wollersheim Winery restored the cave and will open the doors to this piece of history for viewing and tasting wine. \;
\n\n\n7876 Hwy. 188\nP rairie du Sac\, WI\n53578\n\n DTSTART:20130621T110000 DTEND:20130621T000000 LOCATION:Wollersheim Winery PRIORITY: SUMMARY:Wollersheim Winery's Historic Cave Ribbon Cutting URL:http://www.madisonmagazine.com/Madison-Magazine/Datebook-Calendar/?view =view_event&itm=11578 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:11916_20@www.madisonmagazine.com DTSTAMP:20130619T020614Z CATEGORIES:COMMUNITY EVENT,FOOD,KID FRIENDLY CONTACT:Sue Palm DESCRIPTION:\n A Mobile Food Pantry is held regularly on the 3rd Friday of each month from 2:00 p.m. - 3:00 p.m. in the Holy Rosary church parking lot at the corner of Harriet St. and Wells St. in Darlington. No ID requi red\, just show up if you need food!
\n\n Catholic Charities'\; P arish Mobile Food Pantry serves rural communities who normally do not have access to the larger food pantries available in Madison. The Parish Mobil e Food pantry is open to everyone\, you don'\;t have to be Catholic or a member of the parish to participate.
\n\n The food pantry is a tru ck filled with food that parishioners volunteer to distribute. In just a s hort time\, hundreds of pounds of food are distributed to those in need. S econd Harvest loads the Foodbank truck and brings it to the various parish es\, where volunteers assist people who come to pick up the food. This sav es the parish from having to fund-raise\, shop or store the food. Second H arvest generously waives the standard delivery fee in order to allow all a vailable funds for the purchase of food.
\n\n Catholic Charities has served individuals and families in an eleven county area in south central Wisconsin since 1946. The programs we have reach those who are facing the transitions of aging\, living with a disability\, dealing with a crisis p regnancy\, seeking to adopt\, having marital or family problems\, live in rural communities or seeking help with alcohol or drug abuse. We serve and employ persons regardless of sexual orientation\, religious\, ethnic\, ra cial or social background.
\n\n\nPhone: 608-256-2358\n\n104 E. Harriet Street\nDarlington\, WI\n53530\n\n DTSTART:20130621T140000 DTEND:20130621T150000 LOCATION:Holy Rosary Church PRIORITY: SUMMARY:Catholic Charities Mobile Food Pantry in Darlington\, WI URL:http://www.catholiccharitiesofmadison.org/ProgramsServices/ParishMobile FoodPantry.aspx END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:11812_20@www.madisonmagazine.com DTSTAMP:20130619T020614Z CATEGORIES:ARTS/ ENTERTAINMENT,FUNDRAISER,KID FRIENDLY,OUTDOOR CONTACT:Nelle Rogers DESCRIPTION:\n Three Gaits Therapeutic Horsemanship Center is taking its friends\, families\, friends'\; families\, and families'\; friends "\;Out to the Ballgame!"\; Kick off the first night of summer at t he Duck Pond\, and \;learn about the excellent work the organization does. Learn how to get involved with having fun and watching some baseball .
\n\n Included in the night:
\n $10 Stadium S
eating - $2 per ticket automatically donated back to Three Gaits
\n 5
0/50 Raffle - be there to purchase tickets and enter to split the pot with
Three Gaits!
\n The Madison Mallards are host to a local\, non-pr ofit series called Charter Community Connection Nights. At each of their h ome games (35 per season)\, the Mallards host one local\, non-profit organ ization from the community area for a night of "\;Fun and Fundraising! "\; These nights are an excellent opportunity for local non-profit org anizations to get their word out\, raise some money\, and enjoy the many f estivities of the Duck Pund.
\n\n\nPhone: 877-9086\n\n2920 N Sherman Av e\nMadison\, WI\n53704\n\n DTSTART:20130621T190000 DTEND:20130621T000000 LOCATION:Madison Mallards Duck Pond PRIORITY: SUMMARY:Take Me Out to the Ballgame! URL:http://www.3gaits.org/ END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:11917_20@www.madisonmagazine.com DTSTAMP:20130619T020614Z CATEGORIES:COMMUNITY EVENT,FOOD,KID FRIENDLY CONTACT:Sue Palm DESCRIPTION:\n A Mobile Pantry is held the 3rd Friday of the month from 10:00 a.m. - 11:00 a.m. on the playground of St. Mary&rsquo\;s in Plattevi lle\, located on Bronson Street. No ID required\, just show up if you need food!
\n\n Catholic Charities'\; Parish Mobile Food Pantry serve s rural communities who normally do not have access to the larger food pan tries available in Madison. The Parish Mobile Food pantry is open to every one\, you don'\;t have to be Catholic or a member of the parish to part icipate.
\n\n The food pantry is a truck filled with food that paris hioners volunteer to distribute. In just a short time\, hundreds of pounds of food are distributed to those in need. Second Harvest loads the Foodba nk truck and brings it to the various parishes\, where volunteers assist p eople who come to pick up the food. This saves the parish from having to f und-raise\, shop or store the food. Second Harvest generously waives the s tandard delivery fee in order to allow all available funds for the purchas e of food.
\n\n Catholic Charities has served individuals and famili es in an eleven county area in south central Wisconsin since 1946. The pro grams we have reach those who are facing the transitions of aging\, living with a disability\, dealing with a crisis pregnancy\, seeking to adopt\, having marital or family problems\, live in rural communities or seeking h elp with alcohol or drug abuse. We serve and employ persons regardless of sexual orientation\, religious\, ethnic\, racial or social background.
\n\nPhone: 608-256-2358\n\n130 W. Cedar Street\nPlatteville\, WI\n53818\n DTSTART:20130621T100000 DTEND:20130621T110000 LOCATION:St. Mary Catholic Church PRIORITY: SUMMARY:Catholic Charities Mobile Food Pantry in Platteville\, WI URL:http://www.catholiccharitiesofmadison.org/ProgramsServices/ParishMobile FoodPantry.aspx END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:11923_20@www.madisonmagazine.com DTSTAMP:20130619T020614Z CATEGORIES:ARTS/ ENTERTAINMENT,COMMUNITY EVENT CONTACT:Brenda Hammon DESCRIPTION:\n This dance is open to anyone age 16+ with developmental d isabilities who live in Rock County. Participants do not have to be Cathol ic or be members of the church to attend.
\n\n Catholic Charities 9\; Recreation Programs assist individuals with developmental disabilities in meeting their social\, leisure\, and recreational needs.
\n\n Pa rticipants are given opportunities to increase their socialization\, devel op friendships\, and stay active in the community. By participating in the program\, individuals learn more about activities and resources and impro ve their social skills and independence in the community.
\n\n\nPhone: 608-752-4993\n\n1245 Clark Street\nJanesville\, WI\n53545\n\n DTSTART:20130621T180000 DTEND:20130621T200000 LOCATION:St. John Vianney Church PRIORITY: SUMMARY:Catholic Charities Dance for those with Developmental Disabilities URL:http://www.catholiccharitiesofmadison.org/ProgramsServices/Developmenta lDisabilities/RecreationProgram.aspx END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:11879_20@www.madisonmagazine.com DTSTAMP:20130619T020614Z CATEGORIES:ARTS/ ENTERTAINMENT,COMMUNITY EVENT CONTACT:Chris DESCRIPTION:\n If knit\, purl\, cast on and cast off are already comfort
able components your routine\, explore the next level of knitting with kni
twear designer Alex Aulisi. She&rsquo\;ll cover various increases and decr
eases\, how to create eyelets &ndash\; and much more! We&rsquo\;ll supply
the materials for this hands-on session &ndash\; cotton yarn\, knitting ne
edles\, a pattern and a list of helpful resources\; you provide the vision
for what you&rsquo\;d like to create.
\n
\n \;
\n A Mobile Food Pantry is held regularly on the last Monday of each month from 5:00 p.m. - 6:00 p.m. at Ss. Anthony &\; Philip Chu rch in Highland\, WI. No ID required\, just show up if you need food!
\n Catholic Charities'\; Parish Mobile Food Pantry serves rural comm unities who normally do not have access to the larger food pantries availa ble in Madison. The Parish Mobile Food pantry is open to everyone\, you do n'\;t have to be Catholic or a member of the parish to participate.
\n The food pantry is a truck filled with food that parishioners volunt eer to distribute. In just a short time\, hundreds of pounds of food are d istributed to those in need. Second Harvest loads the Foodbank truck and b rings it to the various parishes\, where volunteers assist people who come to pick up the food. This saves the parish from having to fund-raise\, sh op or store the food. Second Harvest generously waives the standard delive ry fee in order to allow all available funds for the purchase of food.
\n Catholic Charities has served individuals and families in an eleven county area in south central Wisconsin since 1946. The programs we have re ach those who are facing the transitions of aging\, living with a disabili ty\, dealing with a crisis pregnancy\, seeking to adopt\, having marital o r family problems\, live in rural communities or seeking help with alcohol or drug abuse. We serve and employ persons regardless of sexual orientati on\, religious\, ethnic\, racial or social background.
\n\n\nPhone: 608 -256-2358\n\n726 Main Street\nHighland\, WI\n53543\n\n DTSTART:20130624T170000 DTEND:20130624T180000 LOCATION:Ss. Anthony & Philip Church PRIORITY: SUMMARY:Catholic Charities Mobile Food Pantry in Highland\, WI URL:http://www.catholiccharitiesofmadison.org/ProgramsServices/ParishMobile FoodPantry.aspx END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:11918_20@www.madisonmagazine.com DTSTAMP:20130619T020614Z CATEGORIES:COMMUNITY EVENT,FOOD,KID FRIENDLY CONTACT:Sue Palm DESCRIPTION:\n A Mobile Food Pantry visits St. Mary of the Most Holy Ros ary Church on the 4th Monday of each month between the hours of 4:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m.. No ID required\, just show up if you need food!
\n\n Ca tholic Charities'\; Parish Mobile Food Pantry serves rural communities who normally do not have access to the larger food pantries available in M adison. The Parish Mobile Food pantry is open to everyone\, you don'\;t have to be Catholic or a member of the parish to participate.
\n\n The food pantry is a truck filled with food that parishioners volunteer to distribute. In just a short time\, hundreds of pounds of food are distrib uted to those in need. Second Harvest loads the Foodbank truck and brings it to the various parishes\, where volunteers assist people who come to pi ck up the food. This saves the parish from having to fund-raise\, shop or store the food. Second Harvest generously waives the standard delivery fee in order to allow all available funds for the purchase of food.
\nCatholic Charities has served individuals and families in an eleven count y area in south central Wisconsin since 1946. The programs we have reach t hose who are facing the transitions of aging\, living with a disability\, dealing with a crisis pregnancy\, seeking to adopt\, having marital or fam ily problems\, live in rural communities or seeking help with alcohol or d rug abuse. We serve and employ persons regardless of sexual orientation\, religious\, ethnic\, racial or social background.
\n\n\nPhone: 608-256- 2358\n\n318 S. Main Street\nPardeeville\, WI\n53954\n\n DTSTART:20130624T160000 DTEND:20130624T170000 LOCATION:St. Mary of the Most Holy Rosary Church PRIORITY: SUMMARY:Catholic Charities Mobile Food Pantry in Pardeeville\, WI URL:http://www.catholiccharitiesofmadison.org/ProgramsServices/ParishMobile FoodPantry.aspx END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:11880_20@www.madisonmagazine.com DTSTAMP:20130619T020614Z CATEGORIES:COMMUNITY EVENT,EDUCATIONAL,TALK/LECTURE CONTACT:Chris DESCRIPTION:\n Learn to create connections that lead to new business by joining social media expert Dean Delisle for an informative session on the power of LinkedIn. He&rsquo\;ll share practical tips on the power of cont ent\, where people search for experts and how to turn LinkedIn invites int o in-person meetings. After a general session (6-7 p.m.)\, you&rsquo\;ll s pend an hour enhancing your own LinkedIn profile in an exclusive small-gro up setting with Dean (7-8 p.m.). Can&rsquo\;t make it to DreamBank? The ge neral session will be streamed live on Google+\, and we&rsquo\;ll provide access to all the learning materials.
\n\n\nPhone: 602863150\n\n1 N Pin ckney St\nMadison\, WI\n53703\n\n DTSTART:20130625T180000 DTEND:20130625T200000 LOCATION:DreamBank PRIORITY: SUMMARY:Business Workshop: Increase Your Business Pipeline with LinkedIn URL:http://dreambank.amfam.com/stores/dreambank/182 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:11881_20@www.madisonmagazine.com DTSTAMP:20130619T020614Z CATEGORIES:COMMUNITY EVENT,EDUCATIONAL,KID FRIENDLY,TALK/LECTURE CONTACT:Chris DESCRIPTION:\n A college education is more than a dream &ndash\; it&rsqu o\;s a necessity for getting ahead in today&rsquo\;s global marketplace. B ut rising costs\, confusing admission processes and all the media hype oft en put barriers in our way. Bring your college-bound student to hear Tom K leese\, founder of OnCampus College Planning\, explain the realities of hi gher education in a non-intimidating environment. Take an important step i n building the &ldquo\;University of You.&rdquo\;
\n\n\nPhone: 60828631 50\n\n1 N Pinckney St\nMadison\, WI\n53703\n\n DTSTART:20130627T183000 DTEND:20130627T203000 LOCATION:DreamBank PRIORITY: SUMMARY:Dream Big: Building the University of You: 10 Critical Questions to Find the Best College Fit URL:http://dreambank.amfam.com/stores/dreambank/183 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:11746_20@www.madisonmagazine.com DTSTAMP:20130619T020614Z CATEGORIES:ARTS/ ENTERTAINMENT,COMMUNITY EVENT,FUNDRAISER,KID FRIENDLY CONTACT:Alicia Acker DESCRIPTION:\n Support UCP by painting an item or purchasing a gift certificate on Thur sday\, June 27th. \;Fired Up will then donate 30% of the sales on Jun e 27th to UCP&rsquo\;s programs and services.
\n\n For more information ple ase visit ww.ucpdane.org.
\n\n\nPhone: 6082378541\n\n4112 Monona Drive\nMadison\, WI\n53716\n\n DTSTART:20130627T100000 DTEND:20130627T210000 LOCATION:Fired Up Pottery and Glass PRIORITY: SUMMARY:UCP Days 2013: Fired Up Pottery and Glass URL:http://www.ucpdane.org END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:11919_20@www.madisonmagazine.com DTSTAMP:20130619T020614Z CATEGORIES:COMMUNITY EVENT,FOOD,KID FRIENDLY CONTACT:Sue Palm DESCRIPTION:\n A Mobile Food Pantry is open April through October on the 4th Thursday of the month from 4:30 p.m. - 5:30 p.m. at Sacred Heart in R eedsburg\, WI. No ID required\, just show up if you need food!
\n\n Catholic Charities'\; Parish Mobile Food Pantry serves rural communitie s who normally do not have access to the larger food pantries available in Madison. The Parish Mobile Food pantry is open to everyone\, you don'\ ;t have to be Catholic or a member of the parish to participate.
\nThe food pantry is a truck filled with food that parishioners volunteer t o distribute. In just a short time\, hundreds of pounds of food are distri buted to those in need. Second Harvest loads the Foodbank truck and brings it to the various parishes\, where volunteers assist people who come to p ick up the food. This saves the parish from having to fund-raise\, shop or store the food. Second Harvest generously waives the standard delivery fe e in order to allow all available funds for the purchase of food.
\nCatholic Charities has served individuals and families in an eleven count y area in south central Wisconsin since 1946. The programs we have reach t hose who are facing the transitions of aging\, living with a disability\, dealing with a crisis pregnancy\, seeking to adopt\, having marital or fam ily problems\, live in rural communities or seeking help with alcohol or d rug abuse. We serve and employ persons regardless of sexual orientation\, religious\, ethnic\, racial or social background.
\n\n\nPhone: 608-256- 2358\n\n624 North Willow Street\nReedsburg\, WI\n53959\n\n DTSTART:20130627T163000 DTEND:20130627T173000 LOCATION:Sacred Heart Church PRIORITY: SUMMARY:Catholic Charities Mobile Food Pantry in Reedsburg\, WI URL:http://www.catholiccharitiesofmadison.org/ProgramsServices/ParishMobile FoodPantry.aspx END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:11678_20@www.madisonmagazine.com DTSTAMP:20130619T020614Z CATEGORIES:FUNDRAISER CONTACT:Bev Kennedy DESCRIPTION:\n See area gardens and get ideas for your own outdoor haven at Friends of Waunakee Library'\;s Annual Garden Tour and Garden Art A uction.
\n\n Tickets available at the library.
\n\n\nPhone: 608-8 49-4217\n\nWI\n53597\n\n DTSTART:20130628T100000 DTEND:20130629T140000 LOCATION:Waunakee PRIORITY: SUMMARY:Friends of Waunakee Library Annual Garden Tour and Garden Art Aucti on URL:http://www.waunakeepubliclibrary.org END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:10560_20@www.madisonmagazine.com DTSTAMP:20130619T020614Z CATEGORIES:OUTDOOR CONTACT:Bev Kennedy DESCRIPTION:\n Get ideas for creating your paradise on a tour of 7 Wauna kee area gardens. See colorful flowers and vegetables in new and old garde ns\, as well as a restored prairie. \; Tickets on sale at Waunakee Lib rary\, 710 South St.\, Waunakee. Proceeds benefit the library.
\n\n\nPh one: 608-849-4217\n\nWI\n DTSTART:20130628T100000 DTEND:20130629T140000 LOCATION:Waunakee area PRIORITY: SUMMARY:Friends of Waunakee Library Annual Garden Tour URL:http://www.madisonmagazine.com/Madison-Magazine/Datebook-Calendar/?view =view_event&itm=10560 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:10978_20@www.madisonmagazine.com DTSTAMP:20130619T020614Z CATEGORIES:WALK/RUN CONTACT:Robin Kempfer DESCRIPTION:\n RUN TO THE RHYTHM RUN/WALK
\n\n Enjoy a challenging and fun 5 Mile Run and a family-friendly 5K Run/Walk down tree-canopied s treets\, over gently rolling hills and along the shores of scenic Lake Men dota. All events start and finish in Warner Park\, where the fun begins. A fter the run\, hang out with 250\,000 of your closest friends and enjoy th e festivities leading up to the Rhythm &\; Booms Fireworks\, the larges t fireworks celebration in the Midwest. The finish line party is always th e highlight of the event with music\, drinks and food for all participants .
\n\n This event sold out in 2011 and will sell out again in 2012.& nbsp\; Take advantage of lower registration fees and guarantee your spot b y registering early
\n\n 5 MILE STARTS AT 8:00 \; - \; 700 r unners
\n\n 5K RUN STARTS AT 8:05 \; - \; 1100 runners
\n\n 5K WALK STARTS AT 8:10 \; - \; 200 walkers
\n\n\nPhone: 6 08-243-9593\n\n1625 Northport Dr\nMadison\, WI\n53704\n\n DTSTART:20130629T080000 DTEND:20130629T110000 LOCATION:Warner Park PRIORITY: SUMMARY:Run to the Rhythm URL:http://www.rhythmandboomsrun.com END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:11924_20@www.madisonmagazine.com DTSTAMP:20130619T020614Z CATEGORIES:ARTS/ ENTERTAINMENT,BOWLING,COMMUNITY EVENT CONTACT:Anna Anderson DESCRIPTION:\n Bowling at Turner Hall Lanes in Monroe for individuals wi th developmental disabilities ages 16+ and residents of Green County. Shoe rental &\; 1st game are free\, 2nd game cost $2.
\n\n Catholic C harities'\; Recreation Programs assist individuals with developmental d isabilities in meeting their social\, leisure\, and recreational needs.
\n\n Participants are given opportunities to increase their socializat ion\, develop friendships\, and stay active in the community. By participa ting in the program\, individuals learn more about activities and resource s and improve their social skills and independence in the community.
\n \nPhone: 608-293-1079\n\n1217 17th Avenue\nMonroe\, WI\n53566\n\n DTSTART:20130629T100000 DTEND:20130629T000000 LOCATION:Turner Hall Lanes PRIORITY: SUMMARY:Catholic Charities Bowling for those with Developmental Disabilitie s URL:http://www.catholiccharitiesofmadison.org/ProgramsServices/Developmenta lDisabilities/RecreationProgram.aspx END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:11882_20@www.madisonmagazine.com DTSTAMP:20130619T020614Z CATEGORIES:ANIMALS,COMMUNITY EVENT,EDUCATIONAL,KID FRIENDLY CONTACT:Chris DESCRIPTION:\n Reading out loud can improve your child&rsquo\;s comprehe nsion and self esteem &ndash\; assets that transfer to many other areas of life. And there&rsquo\;s no better listener than a furry\, four-legged fr iend. \; Join us as we partner with Dogs on Call Inc.\, whose mission is to promote literacy and the animal-human bond through Reading Education Assistance Dogs. As your child reads a story to an attentive canine\, you &rsquo\;ll see tails wag and confidence rise.
\n\n\nPhone: 6082863150\n 1 N Pinckney St\nMadison\, WI\n53703\n\n DTSTART:20130629T100000 DTEND:20130629T140000 LOCATION:DreamBank PRIORITY: SUMMARY:Family Saturday: R.E.A.D. to the Dogs URL:http://dreambank.amfam.com/stores/dreambank/184 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:11925_20@www.madisonmagazine.com DTSTAMP:20130619T020614Z CATEGORIES:ARTS/ ENTERTAINMENT,COMMUNITY EVENT,FOOD,OUTDOOR CONTACT:Brenda Hammon DESCRIPTION:\n This picnic is open to anyone age 16+ with developmental disabilities who live in Rock County. Participants do not have to be Catho lic or be members of the church to attend. Please bring a dish to share. H ot dogs\, hamburgers &\; soda provided.
\n\n Bring your lawn chai r too!
\n\n Catholic Charities'\; Recreation Programs assist indi viduals with developmental disabilities in meeting their social\, leisure\ , and recreational needs.
\n\n Participants are given opportunities to increase their socialization\, develop friendships\, and stay active in the community. By participating in the program\, individuals learn more a bout activities and resources and improve their social skills and independ ence in the community.
\n\n\nPhone: 608-752-4993\n\n3411 North US Hwy 5 1\nJanesville\, WI\n53545\n\n DTSTART:20130630T140000 DTEND:20130630T163000 LOCATION:Sportsman's Park PRIORITY: SUMMARY:Catholic Charities Picnic for those with Developmental Disabilities URL:http://www.catholiccharitiesofmadison.org/ProgramsServices/Developmenta lDisabilities/RecreationProgram.aspx END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:11883_20@www.madisonmagazine.com DTSTAMP:20130619T020614Z CATEGORIES:ARTS/ ENTERTAINMENT,COMMUNITY EVENT,KID FRIENDLY,SEASONAL CONTACT:Chris DESCRIPTION:\n Celebrate our Nation&rsquo\;s birthday and stay cool at t he 4th of July parade by creating your own Americana fan. We&rsquo\;ll pro vide the supplies and refreshments. Please RSVP early for this free crafti ng workshop\, and tell us how many people are in your group.
\n\n\nPhon e: 6082863150\n\n1 N Pinckney St\nMadison\, WI\n53703\n\n DTSTART:20130630T130000 DTEND:20130630T150000 LOCATION:DreamBank PRIORITY: SUMMARY:Pinterest Party: Americana Fans for 4th of July URL:http://dreambank.amfam.com/stores/dreambank/185 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:11863_20@www.madisonmagazine.com DTSTAMP:20130619T020614Z CATEGORIES:ANIMALS,COMMUNITY EVENT,FOOD,FUNDRAISER,KID FRIENDLY,MUSIC CONTACT:Amy Kerwin DESCRIPTION:\n Join us on Sunday\, June 30th between the hours of 9a and 1p to indulge in a delicious vegan brunch of blueberry pancakes and tofu scrambler!
\n\n Enjoy a variety of honky-tonk\, western swing\, jazz \, blues\, etc\, by Amos Moses with Doug Brown! *Performances at 10:30am a nd 11:30am.
\n\n Proceeds will benefit Primates Incorporated(www.pri matesinc.com)\, a nonprofit raising funds to construct an enriching indoor /outdoor primate sanctuary in southern Wisconsin so that monkeys retired f rom research can live the rest of their lives in a peaceful and enriching habitat. To date\, Primates Incorporated has raised $87\,000 toward their capital fundraising campaign goal of $800\,000. There will also be a sale of new and used items to raise additional funds! Tell all of your friends!
\n\n\nPhone: 608-220-2166\n\n953 Jenifer St. \nMadison\, WI\n53703\n\n DTSTART:20130630T090000 DTEND:20130630T130000 LOCATION:Wil-Mar Center PRIORITY: SUMMARY:Vegan Brunch Benefit Featuring a Performance by: Amos Moses with Do ug Brown URL:http://www.primatesinc.com END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:11895_20@www.madisonmagazine.com DTSTAMP:20130619T020614Z CATEGORIES:COMMUNITY EVENT,EDUCATIONAL,ENVIRONMENTAL,TALK/LECTURE DESCRIPTION:\n Yahara Lakes 101 is a series of educational events open to the public during the summer months. The \;series is a great oppor tunity for residents of the \;Yahara \;Watershed to get involved w ith their community \;lakes \;by learning more about the science b ehind the issues in a relaxed and interesting way. Each month we&rsquo\;ll bring in a different expert to make the science accessible and interestin g to non-technical audiences through a presentation and Q&\;A over coff ee and a light yet delicious breakfast provided by Bluephie&rsquo\;s cafe with beautiful Lake Mendota as the backdrop.
\n\n \;The event s are held both indoors and outdoors on the lake patio at the Verex buildi ng\, where Clean Lakes Alliance is located. In addition\, attendees will a lso learn about the &ldquo\;Renew the Blue&rdquo\; campaign and how they c an personally contribute to lake cleanup efforts and make a difference in their community!
\n\n \;Arrive at 7:30am for a meet &\; gr eet and to enjoy your coffee on the lake patio. The program begins at 8:00 am\, and &ldquo\;class is dismissed&rdquo\; by 9:00am.
\n\n If you already are a \;Friend of Clean Lakes \;(minimum $35 donation/yea r)\, then admission is free! \;If you are not a Friend yet\, admission is $10 per event. \; Registration for each event is REQUIRED. Please register on CLA&rsquo\;s website. Even if you are a Friend of Clean Lakes\ , you must still register for Yahara Lake 101 events.
\n\n Schedule of U pcoming Yahara Lakes 101 Events:
\n\n Thursday\, July 11\, 2013- T ed Bier\, "\;More than Hook'\;n'\;Line: Fish of the Yahara Lakes "\;. \;
\n\n Thursday\, August 8\, 2013- Alison Mikulyuk\, "\;They'\;re Not Weeds! Discovering Aquatic Plant Communities" \;.
\n\n Presenting sponsor for all events- Foley &\; Lardner L LP \;
\n\n\nPhone: 6082551000\n\n150 East Gilman Street\nMadison\, WI\n53703\n\n DTSTART:20130711T073000 DTEND:20130711T090000 LOCATION:Verex Building (Bluephies Cafe) PRIORITY: SUMMARY:Yahara Lakes 101 Summer Event Series URL:http://www.cleanlakesalliance.com END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:11794_20@www.madisonmagazine.com DTSTAMP:20130619T020614Z CATEGORIES:ARTS/ ENTERTAINMENT,COMMUNITY EVENT,KID FRIENDLY,MUSIC,OUTDOOR CONTACT:Kristin Soper DESCRIPTION:\n Picnic at the Park Music Concert
Series
\n held in downtown Cambridge at Veteran'\;s Park. \;
\n All concerts are Fridays at 6:30pm
\n Presented by t
he Cambridge Art Council
\n If you grew up in the Krause family\,
you were pretty much destined to love music. They sang together and learne
d to play a variety of instruments. Now\, the Krause Family Band is known around Madison for their close harmonies on bluegrass sta
ndards and their own songs. Rick Krause (guitar\, harmoni
ca) heads up the group that includes daughters Katie Flores (lead vocals) and Ruthie Krause (fiddle)\, plus
\n \;
\n Please join the Windsor Area Garden Club at our annual ga rden tour on Friday July 12 and July 13\, 2013 from 10 a.m.-3 p.m. \;
\n\n Seven lovely gardens are featured this year\, including a Japa nese influenced garden with many frills\, a pond built by the owner\, and a garden with a mile long walking path in the woods. \;
\n\n Pl ease join us in weeding out cancer one garden tour at a time\, as we donat e proceeds form the tour to the UW Comprehensive Cancer Center. \;
\n\n Tickets are available at Country Bloomer and De Florist in Defore st or online at Windsorareagardenclub.org the price is $10.00. \;
\n For any additional information\, please call Monique at 608-846-5299 .
\n\n\nPhone: 608-846-5299\n\nVarious\nWindsor\, WI\n DTSTART:20130712T100000 DTEND:20130713T150000 LOCATION:Windsor\, WI PRIORITY: SUMMARY:Windsor Area Garden Club Garden Walk URL:http://windsorareagardenclub.org END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:11928_20@www.madisonmagazine.com DTSTAMP:20130619T020614Z CATEGORIES:FUNDRAISER CONTACT:Leda Rawlins DESCRIPTION:\n Event includes gourmet plated dinner and dancing\, featur ed guest Donald Driver\, live auction\, and raffle. All proceeds go toward s making a match for a child in the Dane County area in order to ensure th eir bright and positive future.
\n\n Contact Info: \; Leda Rawli ns\, 608-661-5437\, lrawlins@bbbsmadison.org
\n\n \;
\n\n\nP hone: 608-661-5437\n\n1313 John Q Hammons Dr \nMiddleton\, WI\n53562\n\n DTSTART:20130712T173000 DTEND:20130712T120000 LOCATION:The Madison Marriott West PRIORITY: SUMMARY:Big Brothers Big Sisters Annual Gala URL:http://www.bbbs.org/site/apps/nlnet/content2.aspx?c=dmJYKjOXJfI6G&b=638 7289&ct=13132113¬oc=1 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:11931_20@www.madisonmagazine.com DTSTAMP:20130619T020614Z CATEGORIES:ARTS/ ENTERTAINMENT CONTACT:Paul Smith DESCRIPTION:\n An invite only opportunity to Madison East art galleries and studios to display and advertise what their respective establishments offer to the Madison art community. This will be an opportunity to demonst rate workshops\, studio spaces for rent\, artists work that you&rsquo\;ve promoted\, community events\, whatever you have going that you want the Ma dison art scene to know about.
\n\n Performed by the CD Players
\n\n B ased on the classic French fairy tale it tells the story of Belle\, an int elligent young woman scorned by her townspeople\, weary of fighting off th e advances of the arrogant Gaston\, and dreaming of escape. When her fathe r gets lost in the woods and captured by the forbidding Beast\, Belle goes off to rescue him.
\n\n If the Beast and a woman fall in love befor e his 21st birthday\, he will be free from the curse.
\n\n Proceeds support the CD Players\, a non-profit whose mission is to support producti ons and projects that augment and enhance the artistic experience for all who participate whether on stage\, behind the \;scenes or in the audience.
\n\n\nPhone: 608-423-4442\n 213 South St.\nCambridge\, WI\n53523\n\n DTSTART:20130718T190000 DTEND:20130721T170000 LOCATION:Cambridge Historic School PRIORITY: SUMMARY:Summer Musical Beauty and the Beast URL:http://www.cdplayerstheater.org END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:11745_20@www.madisonmagazine.com DTSTAMP:20130619T020614Z CATEGORIES:COMMUNITY EVENT,FUNDRAISER,KID FRIENDLY,OUTDOOR CONTACT:Alicia Acker DESCRIPTION:\n Support UCP by purchasing your Mallards ticket for $10 an d attend the game against the Green Bay Bullfrogs on Thursday\, July 18th.
\n\n For more information or to purchase tickets\, visit www.ucpdan e.org.
\n\n\nPhone: 6082378541\n\n2920 N Sherman Avenue\nMadison\, WI\n 53704\n\n DTSTART:20130718T190000 DTEND:20130718T220000 LOCATION:Madison Mallards PRIORITY: SUMMARY:UCP Days 2013: Madison Mallards URL:http://www.ucpdane.org END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:11810_20@www.madisonmagazine.com DTSTAMP:20130619T020614Z CATEGORIES:FUNDRAISER,KID FRIENDLY CONTACT:Cathy Christensen DESCRIPTION:\n The 26th Annual American Girl Benefit Sale will take plac e July 20-21\, 2013. This is a fundraiser for Madison Children&rsquo\;s Mu seum &\; American Girl&rsquo\;s Fund for Children. Join other American Girl fans for our annual sale at the Benefit Sale Warehouse\, located at 8 830 N. Greenview Drive\, Middleton (it&rsquo\;s the same address as previo us years\, but we&rsquo\;ve moved to a new\, improved section of the wareh ouse building!)
\n\n The American Girl Benefit Sale is a fundraising event that attracts thousands of customers from all around the country. T hroughout the year\, Madison Children&rsquo\;s Museum volunteers prepare f or the sale of overstock merchandise donated by American Girl. This year\, ticket requests for the Saturday sale start May 28\, 2013 (earlier postma rk will not be accepted).
\n\n Tickets for Saturday&rsquo\;s sale ar e available only by mail and are $7 each with a limit of four (4) tickets. Tickets for Sunday are free and will be issued that day on a first-come\, first-served basis beginning shortly before the sale opens.
\n\n Pl ease visit our website to learn more: \;http://www.madisonchildrensmus eum.org/events-rentals/annual-benefit-sale/
\n\n\nPhone: 256.6445\, ext . 539\n\n8830 N. Greenview Drive \nMiddleton\, WI\n53562\n\n DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20130720 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20130721 LOCATION:MCM Benefit Sale Warehouse PRIORITY: SUMMARY:American Girl Benefit Sale URL:http://www.madisonchildrensmuseum.org/events-rentals/annual-benefit-sal e/ END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:11803_20@www.madisonmagazine.com DTSTAMP:20130619T020614Z CATEGORIES:ARTS/ ENTERTAINMENT,COMMUNITY EVENT,KID FRIENDLY,OUTDOOR CONTACT:Melissa Theisen DESCRIPTION:\n Hundreds of fine artists and crafters line &ldquo\;The Tr ollway&rdquo\;\, Mount Horeb&rsquo\;s historic Main Street\, lined with li fe-sized mythical creatures. \; You&rsquo\;ll find everything from ros emaled items to paintings to pottery. \; Experience our Norwegian cult ure with the Sons of Norway Kaffe Stue an authentic Norwegian buffet and m usic. \; \; Fair and festivities run from 9 to 5 on Saturday\, and 10 to 4 on Sunday. \; Don&rsquo\;t miss this fabulous summer event fo r the whole family.
\n\n\nPhone: 608-437-5914\n\nMain Street\nMount Hor eb\, WI\n53572\n\n DTSTART:20130720T090000 DTEND:20130720T160000 LOCATION:Downtown Mount Horeb PRIORITY: RRULE:FREQ=YEARLY;UNTIL=20130721;BYDAY=thirdSaturday;BYMONTH=7 SUMMARY:Mount Horeb Art Fair URL:http://www.trollway.com END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:11776_20@www.madisonmagazine.com DTSTAMP:20130619T020614Z CATEGORIES:COMMUNITY EVENT,EDUCATIONAL,KID FRIENDLY,MUSIC,OUTDOOR DESCRIPTION:\n Don'\;t miss this once in a lifetime opportunity to vi ew and ride on the only airworthy B-29 "\;FIFI"\;. The EAA'\;s B-17 "\;Aluminum Overcast"\; will also be giving rides and ground tours. Other aircraft on display will be the CAF B-24 "\;Diamond Lil&q uot\;\, a C-45 "\;Bucket of Bolts"\;\, SNJ-5\, PT-26\, T-6 Texan\, P-51 "\;The Brat III"\;\, F-16\, and possibly many other aircraft yet to be announced! Merchandise and refreshments will be available durin g the event.
\n\n For pricing and to book an air ride on the B-29 or B-17\, please visit:
\n\n http://www.airpowersquadron.org/#!book/c1 gh5
\n\n https://secure.eaa.org/B17/securejoin_B17.html
\n\n S aturday July 27th\, 2013 - 7:00 PM - 10:00 PM - 1940'\;s Hangar Dance h osted by Don Winkler and Wisconsin Aviation (with B-29 FIFI on static disp lay outside hangar)
\n\n Event is on the East side of Dane County Re gional Airport. Wisconsin Aviation\, 3606 Corben Ct\, Madison\, WI 53704.< /p>\n
\n EAA Chapter 93 is a non-profit organization as recognized by IR S code 501 (C) (3)
\n\n\n3606 Corben Ct.\nMadison\, WI\n53704\n\n DTSTART:20130726T090000 DTEND:20130726T170000 LOCATION:Dane County Regional Airport. Wisconsin Aviation PRIORITY: RRULE:FREQ=DAILY;UNTIL=20130728;INTERVAL=3 SUMMARY:Heavy Bombers Over Madison URL:http://www.madisonmagazine.com/Madison-Magazine/Datebook-Calendar/?view =view_event&itm=11776 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:11795_20@www.madisonmagazine.com DTSTAMP:20130619T020614Z CATEGORIES:ARTS/ ENTERTAINMENT,COMMUNITY EVENT,MUSIC,OUTDOOR CONTACT:Kristin Soper DESCRIPTION:\n Picnic \;in the Park Music C
oncert Series
\n held in downtown Cambridge at Veteran'\;s Park. \;
\n All concerts are Fridays at 6:30pm
\n Presente
d by the Cambridge Art Council
\n Like the mighty Mississippi Rive
r\, Robert J.'\;s music flows from the many different genres tha
t pepper the river'\;s banks. Robert J.'\;s music encompasses elemen
ts of blues\, rock n roll\, R&\;B/soul and floor-stomping country. Such
a mix of genres gives his music its own unique flavor and has allowed him
to share the stage with artists of all genres including\, The Beach Boys\
, Taj Mahal\, Delbert McClinton\, Keb Mo\, The Subdudes\,The Nitty Gritty
Dirt Band\, Diamond Rio and many\, many more.
\n \;
\n Re-live the 1940s era by dancing to big band music perfor med by Ladies Must Swing\, a jazz band consisting of 19 energetic dames. \;Vintage wear is encouraged and there will be prizes for the best dressed couple and best dancers. \;The ladies will be performing 1940s tunes all night long - enjoy Don&rsquo\;t Sit Under the Apple Tr ee\, Seems Like Old Times\, Leap Frog\, In the Mood\, Tennessee Waltz \, and much more! Many great photo ops too! Vintage planes\, including the B-29\, will be parked outside the hangar!
\n\n A portion of the doo r sales and all of the drink and snack sales will go to benefit Badger Hon or Flight (badgerhonorflight.org). \;They are a local nonprofit whose sole mission is to escort every War Veteran on a free trip \;to DC to see the memorials built in their honor. \;Their priority right now is Veterans from WWII and Korea\, and terminally ill Veterans from any war.\n\n\nPhone: (608)698-8944\n\n3606 Corben Court\nMadison\, WI\n53704\n\n DTSTART:20130727T190000 DTEND:20130727T223000 LOCATION:Wisconsin Aviation PRIORITY: SUMMARY:1940s Style Hangar Dance Featuring Ladies Must Swing URL:http://www.ladiesmustswing.com END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:11848_20@www.madisonmagazine.com DTSTAMP:20130619T020614Z CATEGORIES:ARTS/ ENTERTAINMENT,COMMUNITY EVENT,EDUCATIONAL,KID FRIENDLY,MUS IC,OUTDOOR CONTACT:Stephanie Ramer DESCRIPTION:
\n The Sugar Maple Traditional Music Festival is a two-day family-friendly event at Lake Farm County Par k in Madison. The festival features regional and national traditional musi c performers in a variety of genres such \;as bluegrass\, old-time\, c ajun\, blues\, etc. The emphasis on audience \;engagement and particip ation through play-along jams\, traditional dance instruction and close-up \;educational workshops sets the Sugar Maple fest apart from other mu sic festivals. \;Now going into its 10th year\, the Sugar Maple Tradi tional Music Festival has become an annual favorite of traditional music l overs in and around Madison!
\n\n\nPhone: 608.227.8685\n\n4330 Libby Ro ad\nMadison\, WI\n53711\n\n DTSTART:20130802T170000 DTEND:20130802T220000 LOCATION:Lake Farm County Park PRIORITY: RRULE:FREQ=DAILY;UNTIL=20130803;INTERVAL=1 SUMMARY:Sugar Maple Traditional Music Festival URL:http://sugarmaplefest.org END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:11714_20@www.madisonmagazine.com DTSTAMP:20130619T020614Z CATEGORIES:COMMUNITY EVENT,KID FRIENDLY,WALK/RUN CONTACT:Sheree' Godwin DESCRIPTION:\n The Food Allergy Association of Wisconsin invites indvidu als and families to take part in fun activities and entertainment and enjo y a 1.5 mile walk on a paved\, stroller-friendly course starting at Warner Park. \; Funds will be used for Food Allergy Awareness and Education programs in Wisconsin. \; Food allergies impact 15 million people in t he U.S.\, including 1 in every 13 children and 1 in every 25 adults. \ ; Every 3 minutes a food allergy reaction sends someone to the emergency d epartment. \;
\n\n Registration is free and activities begin at 9am\, walk start time at 10:30. \; This is a FREE event\; however dona tions &\; pledges are welcome.
\n\n Activities include raffle\, f ace painting\, and other kid'\;s events as well as vendors displaying p roducts &\; services to families with food allergies.
\n\n Indivi duals and walk teams welcomed.
\n\n "\;We pick up where the doct or leaves off"\;
\n\n Free Registration: 9 am (pre register at w ww.foodallergywis.org)
\n\n Walk Start Time: \; 10:30am
\n\n Phone: 608-575-9535\n\n2930 N Sherman Ave\nMadison\, WI\n DTSTART:20130803T090000 DTEND:20130803T000000 LOCATION:Warner Park PRIORITY: SUMMARY:Food Allergy Awareness Walk 2013 URL:http://www.foodallergywis.org END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:11522_20@www.madisonmagazine.com DTSTAMP:20130619T020614Z CATEGORIES:BICYCLE,COMMUNITY EVENT,FUNDRAISER DESCRIPTION:\n All inclusive and fully supported\, Bike MS: Best Dam Bik e Ride travels from Pewaukee to Madison\, overnighting in Whitewater. Ride for a world free of multiple sclerosis.
\n\n Details at www.bestdam bikeride.org.
\n\n\nPhone: 262-369-4400\n\n800 Main Street\nPewaukee\, WI\n53702\n\n DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20130803 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20130804 PRIORITY: SUMMARY:Bike MS: Best Dam Bike Ride URL:http://www.wisMS.org END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:11896_20@www.madisonmagazine.com DTSTAMP:20130619T020614Z CATEGORIES:COMMUNITY EVENT,EDUCATIONAL,ENVIRONMENTAL,TALK/LECTURE DESCRIPTION:\n Yahara Lakes 101 is a series of educational events open to the public during the summer months. The \;series is a great oppor tunity for residents of the \;Yahara \;Watershed to get involved w ith their community \;lakes \;by learning more about the science b ehind the issues in a relaxed and interesting way. Each month we&rsquo\;ll bring in a different expert to make the science accessible and interestin g to non-technical audiences through a presentation and Q&\;A over coff ee and a light yet delicious breakfast provided by Bluephie&rsquo\;s cafe with beautiful Lake Mendota as the backdrop.
\n\n \;The event s are held both indoors and outdoors on the lake patio at the Verex buildi ng\, where Clean Lakes Alliance is located. In addition\, attendees will a lso learn about the &ldquo\;Renew the Blue&rdquo\; campaign and how they c an personally contribute to lake cleanup efforts and make a difference in their community!
\n\n \;Arrive at 7:30am for a meet &\; gr eet and to enjoy your coffee on the lake patio. The program begins at 8:00 am\, and &ldquo\;class is dismissed&rdquo\; by 9:00am.
\n\n If you already are a \;Friend of Clean Lakes \;(minimum $35 donation/yea r)\, then admission is free! \;If you are not a Friend yet\, admission is $10 per event. \; Registration for each event is REQUIRED. Please register on CLA&rsquo\;s website. Even if you are a Friend of Clean Lakes\ , you must still register for Yahara Lake 101 events.
\n\n \;Schedu le of Upcoming Yahara Lakes 101 Events:
\n\n Thursday\, August 8\, 2013- Alison Mikulyuk\, "\;They'\;re Not Weeds! Discovering Aquati c Plant Communities"\;.
\n\n Presenting sponsor for all events - Foley &\; Lardner LLP \;
\n\n\nPhone: 6082551000\n\n150 East G ilman Street\nMadison\, WI\n53703\n\n DTSTART:20130808T073000 DTEND:20130808T090000 LOCATION:Verex Building (Bluephies Cafe) PRIORITY: SUMMARY:Yahara Lakes 101 Summer Event Series URL:http://www.cleanlakesalliance.com END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:11796_20@www.madisonmagazine.com DTSTAMP:20130619T020614Z CATEGORIES:ARTS/ ENTERTAINMENT,COMMUNITY EVENT,MUSIC,OUTDOOR CONTACT:Kristin Soper DESCRIPTION:\n Picnic \;in the Park Music C
oncert Series
\n held in downtown Cambridge at Veteran'\;s Park. \;
\n All concerts are Fridays at 6:30pm
\n Presente
d by the Cambridge Art Council
\n Swingin&rsquo\; Company B\, based out of South Eastern Wisconsin\, is a 16 piece big band performing live big band and swing era music from the 1930&prime\;s and 1 940&prime\;s. \;We offer a full repertoire of music from that era and are available for weddings\, parties\, fundraisers\, public events\, and corporate functions &ndash\; especially USO style dances!
\n\n\nPhone: 608-213-4610\n\n100 E. Main St\nCambridge\, WI\n53523\n\n DTSTART:20130809T183000 DTEND:20130809T203000 LOCATION:Veterans Park PRIORITY: SUMMARY:Picnic in the Park Swing Era Concert URL:http://www.cambridgewiarts.org END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:11906_20@www.madisonmagazine.com DTSTAMP:20130619T020614Z CATEGORIES:FUNDRAISER,SPORTS CONTACT:Tere Murphy DESCRIPTION:\n \; \;
\n\n This event raises $50\,000-$70 \,000 annually for Edgewood High School Athletics\, where 3/4 of all stude nts are on at least one athletic team. \; No purchase necessary to attend. Prizes: $10\,000 and several others.
\n\n\nPhone: 257-1023\, x 170\n\n2219 Monroe Street\nMadison\, WI\n53711\n\n DTSTART:20130823T180000 DTEND:20130823T210000 LOCATION:Edgewood High School Commons PRIORITY: SUMMARY:Crusader Kickoff URL:http://www.edgewoodhs.org/athletics/assoc END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:11797_20@www.madisonmagazine.com DTSTAMP:20130619T020614Z CATEGORIES:ARTS/ ENTERTAINMENT,COMMUNITY EVENT,MUSIC,OUTDOOR CONTACT:Kristin Soper DESCRIPTION:\n Picnic \;in the Park Music C
oncert Series
\n held in downtown Cambridge at Veteran'\;s Park. \;
\n All concerts are Fridays at 6:30pm
\n Presente
d by the Cambridge Art Council
\n Phat Tuesday is a band ou
t of Lake Mills\, Wisconsin\, that specializes
\n in rock music by ar
tists ranging from Steely Dan\, Stevie Ray Vaughn\,
\n REM\, David Cl
ayton Thomas\, Black Crows\, and other artists from the 70'\;s to today
.
\n Crash the Wonder Ball gala for a night of music from Madi son supergroup V05 and dancing to DJ Matt Album on our rooftop dance floor with skyline views of downtown Madison.
\n\n Tickets are $20 and in clude a signature Wonder Prom drink. All proceeds benefit Madison Children &rsquo\;s Museum.
\n\n\n100 N. Hamilton Street\nMadison\, WI\n53703\n\n DTSTART:20130824T213000 DTEND:20130825T120000 LOCATION:Madison Children's Museum PRIORITY: SUMMARY:Madison Children's Museum's Wonder Prom URL:http://www.madisonmagazine.com/Madison-Magazine/Datebook-Calendar/?view =view_event&itm=11901 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:11900_20@www.madisonmagazine.com DTSTAMP:20130619T020614Z CATEGORIES:ARTS/ ENTERTAINMENT,COMMUNITY EVENT,FUNDRAISER,MUSIC DESCRIPTION:\n Celebrate the end of summer during Madison&rsquo\;s most whimsical fundraiser &ndash\; Wonder Ball! MCM&rsquo\;s black-tie gala eve nt includes cocktails and hors d&rsquo\;oeuvres\, a formal dinner\, silent and live auctions\, entertainment\, and dancing.
\n\n Sponsorship d etails are available online. Be sure to reserve your place at Wonder Ball! Visit MadisonChildrensMuseum.org for more.
\n\n This year&rsquo\;s gala is sponsored by Michael Best &\; Friedrich and Tom &\; Peggy Py le.
\n\n Please note the museum will be closed all day Saturday\, Au gust 24 to prepare for this important fundraiser.
\n\n\n100 N. Hamilton Street\nMadison\, WI\n53703\n\n DTSTART:20130824T180000 DTEND:20130825T120000 LOCATION:Madison Children's Museum PRIORITY: SUMMARY:Madison Children's Museum's Wonder Ball URL:http://www.madisonmagazine.com/Madison-Magazine/Datebook-Calendar/?view =view_event&itm=11900 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:11930_20@www.madisonmagazine.com DTSTAMP:20130619T020614Z CATEGORIES:COMMUNITY EVENT,FUNDRAISER,WALK/RUN CONTACT:Heidi Brittnacher DESCRIPTION:\n For the past eighteen years\, individuals who want to tak e steps toward a healthier future and find a cure for diabetes have partic ipated in Step Out: Walk to Stop Diabetes. Step Out is a 5K (3.1 mile) wal k that attracts all ages and abilities\, but includes a high participation rate among those with diabetes. Step Out is the American Diabetes Associa tion&rsquo\;s annual signature fundraising walk.
\n\n The South Cent ral Wisconsin Step Out starts and finishes at Olin Park. Enjoy the walk al ong beautiful Lake Monona and enjoy beautiful sights of the Capitol skylin e. The Walk features many great photo opportunities with the Capitol in th e background as well as great eateries and artisans.
\n\n Features:< /p>\n
\n &bull\;Red Strider program: This pr ogram honors individuals with diabetes and reminds all participants of the reason for the event. Red Striders receive a commemorative red cap and sp ecial recognition area on site.
\n\n &bu ll\;Team participation: Whether a company\, organization or friends &\; family team\, Step Out is an opportunity for people to come together to s how support\, participate in a healthy activity and walk as a team to Stop Diabetes!
\n\n Register at: www.diabetes .org/madisonstepout
\n\n\nPhone: 608-222-7785\n\n1156 Olin-Turville Cou rt\nMadison\, WI\n53715\n\n DTSTART:20130825T100000 DTEND:20130825T000000 LOCATION:Olin Park PRIORITY: SUMMARY:Step Out: Walk to Stop Diabetes URL:http://www.diabetes.org/madisonstepout END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:11750_20@www.madisonmagazine.com DTSTAMP:20130619T020614Z CATEGORIES:FUNDRAISER CONTACT:Lynn Brockmeyer DESCRIPTION:\n Wisconsin Public Televisio n partners with Nancy Zieman Productions LLC\, to present the Quilt Expo. 2013 will be the ninth year for the award-wining event that features hundr eds of quilts on exhibit\, national vendors\, Sit &\; Sew and hands-on workshops\, nationally known quilting educators and celebrities\, personal appearances by Nancy Zieman\, host of public television&rsquo\;s Sewing W ith Nancy series\, stage presentations and two evening events.
\n For more information\, visit http://www.wiquiltexpo.com on the Web.< /p>\n\n\nPhone: 608-263-3364\n\n1919 Alliant Energy Center Way\nMadison\, WI\n53713\n\n DTSTART:20130905T090000 DTEND:20130905T180000 LOCATION:Exhibition Hall at the Alliant Energy Center PRIORITY: RRULE:FREQ=YEARLY;UNTIL=20130907;BYDAY=firstThursday;BYMONTH=9 SUMMARY:Quilt Qxpo URL:http://www.wiquiltexpo.com END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:11897_20@www.madisonmagazine.com DTSTAMP:20130619T020614Z CATEGORIES:COMMUNITY EVENT,EDUCATIONAL,ENVIRONMENTAL,TALK/LECTURE DESCRIPTION:
\n Yahara Lakes 101 is a series of educational events open to the public during the summer/early fall months. The \;series is a great opportunity for residents of the \;Yahara \;Watershed to get involved with their community \;lakes \;by learning more about th e science behind the issues in a relaxed and interesting way. Each month w e&rsquo\;ll bring in a different expert to make the science accessible and interesting to non-technical audiences through a presentation and Q&\; A over coffee and a light yet delicious breakfast provided by Bluephie&rsq uo\;s cafe with beautiful Lake Mendota as the backdrop.
\n\n \;The events are held both indoors and outdoors on the lake patio at the V erex building\, where Clean Lakes Alliance is located. In addition\, atten dees will also learn about the &ldquo\;Renew the Blue&rdquo\; campaign and how they can personally contribute to lake cleanup efforts and make a dif ference in their community!
\n\n \;Arrive at 7:30am for a mee t &\; greet and to enjoy your coffee on the lake patio. The program beg ins at 8:00am\, and &ldquo\;class is dismissed&rdquo\; by 9:00am.
\n\n If you already are a \;Friend of Clean Lakes \;(minimum $35 d onation/year)\, then admission is free! \;If you are not a Friend yet\ , admission is $10 per event. \; Registration for each event is REQUIR ED. Please register on CLA&rsquo\;s website. Even if you are a Friend of C lean Lakes\, you must still register for Yahara Lake 101 events.
\n\n Sc hedule of Upcoming Yahara Lakes 101 Events:
\n\n Thursday\, September 12\, 2013 &ndash\; \;John Magnuson\, &ldquo\;Climate Change and the Yahar a Lakes&rdquo\;
\n\n Thur sday\, October 10\, 2013 &ndash\; \;Jon Standridge\, &ldquo\;Testing the Waters: Citizen Water Quality Monitoring &rdquo\;
\n\n Presenting sponsor for all events- Foley &\; Lardner LLP \;
\n\n\nPhone: 6082551000\n\n150 East Gilman Street\n Madison\, WI\n53703\n\n DTSTART:20130912T073000 DTEND:20130912T090000 LOCATION:Verex Building (Bluephies Cafe) PRIORITY: SUMMARY:Yahara Lakes 101 Event Series URL:http://www.cleanlakesalliance.com END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:11898_20@www.madisonmagazine.com DTSTAMP:20130619T020614Z CATEGORIES:COMMUNITY EVENT,EDUCATIONAL,ENVIRONMENTAL,TALK/LECTURE DESCRIPTION:\n Yahara Lakes 101 is a series of educational events open to the public during the summer/early fall months. The \;series is a great opportunity for residents of the \;Yahara \;Watershed to get involved with their community \;lakes \;by learning more about th e science behind the issues in a relaxed and interesting way. Each month w e&rsquo\;ll bring in a different expert to make the science accessible and interesting to non-technical audiences through a presentation and Q&\; A over coffee and a light yet delicious breakfast provided by Bluephie&rsq uo\;s cafe with beautiful Lake Mendota as the backdrop.
\n\n \;The events are held both indoors and outdoors on the lake patio at the V erex building\, where Clean Lakes Alliance is located. In addition\, atten dees will also learn about the &ldquo\;Renew the Blue&rdquo\; campaign and how they can personally contribute to lake cleanup efforts and make a dif ference in their community!
\n\n \;Arrive at 7:30am for a mee t &\; greet and to enjoy your coffee on the lake patio. The program beg ins at 8:00am\, and &ldquo\;class is dismissed&rdquo\; by 9:00am.
\n\n If you already are a \;Friend of Clean Lakes \;(minimum $35 d onation/year)\, then admission is free! \;If you are not a Friend yet\ , admission is $10 per event. \; Registration for each event is REQUIR ED. Please register on CLA&rsquo\;s website. Even if you are a Friend of C lean Lakes\, you must still register for Yahara Lake 101 events.
\n\n Sc hedule of Upcoming Yahara Lakes 101 Events:
\n\n Thursday\, September 12\, 2013 &ndash\; \;John Magnuson\, &ldquo\;Climate Change and the Yahar a Lakes&rdquo\;
\n\n Thur sday\, October 10\, 2013 &ndash\; \;Jon Standridge\, &ldquo\;Testing the Waters: Citizen Water Quality Monitoring &rdquo\;
\n\n Presenting sponsor for all events- Foley &\; Lardner LLP \;
\n\n\nPhone: 6082551000\n\n150 East Gilman Street\n Madison\, WI\n53703\n\n DTSTART:20130912T073000 DTEND:20130912T090000 LOCATION:Verex Building (Bluephies Cafe) PRIORITY: SUMMARY:Yahara Lakes 101 Event Series URL:http://www.cleanlakesalliance.com END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:11781_20@www.madisonmagazine.com DTSTAMP:20130619T020614Z CATEGORIES:COMMUNITY EVENT,FUNDRAISER,KID FRIENDLY,OUTDOOR,WALK/RUN DESCRIPTION:\n Join us for Carbone Cancer Center'\;s 3rd annual Race for Research on September 14th! Race for Research is a 5k run/walk raises money for cancer research and is located right on the University of Wiscon sin hospital grounds! There will be a post-run and walk celebration! Dogs and strollers are welcomed. Awards will be given for the top 1st place mal e and female runners\, as well as the 1st and 2nd place teams.
\n\n\n80 0 Walnut Street\nMadison\, WI\n53726\n\n DTSTART:20130914T080000 DTEND:20130914T110000 LOCATION:UW Hospital and Clinics PRIORITY: SUMMARY:Race for Research URL:http://www.uwhealth.org/event/carbones-race-for-research/33219 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:11654_20@www.madisonmagazine.com DTSTAMP:20130619T020614Z CATEGORIES:WALK/RUN CONTACT:Don Suloff DESCRIPTION:\n The Dairyland Walkers will conduct a walk in Waunakee whi ch will include Schumacher Farm County Park\, local trails in a new develo pment\, a covered bridge\, and Castle Creek Conservancy.
\n\n The Da iryland Walkers are part of an international organization which organize r ecreational walks to be conducted at the individuals own pace\, permitting several hours to complete each walk which typically are 10 kilometers in length. \; These walks provide good exercise and encourage physical ac tivity by providing events throughout the country and world\, in which peo ple of all ages and levels of physical fitness can participate.
\n\n Learn more about this and other walks sponsored by the Dairyland Walkers at our website: dairylandwalkers.com.
\n\n\nPhone: 6088210263\n\nInters ection of Hwy 19 & Division St\nWaunakee\, WI\n DTSTART:20130914T080000 DTEND:20130914T000000 LOCATION:Village Park Gazebo PRIORITY: SUMMARY:Waunakee Walk URL:http://dairylandwalkers.com END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:11929_20@www.madisonmagazine.com DTSTAMP:20130619T020614Z CATEGORIES:COMMUNITY EVENT,EDUCATIONAL CONTACT:Megan Cooely DESCRIPTION:\n You are invited to join the Arthritis Foundation and wome n leaders in Dane County to celebrate their incredible impact. You will en joy networking\, lunch and a program highliting truly incredible women. Vi sit wic.kintera.org for more information and to register today. **Sponsors hip and table sales are \;available**
\n\n\nPhone: 608-221-9800\n\n Madion WI\, WI\n DTSTART:20130918T113000 DTEND:20130918T133000 LOCATION:Madison Concourse Hotel PRIORITY: SUMMARY:Women Inspiring Change URL:http://wic.kintera.org END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:11523_20@www.madisonmagazine.com DTSTAMP:20130619T020614Z CATEGORIES:COMMUNITY EVENT,FUNDRAISER,WALK/RUN DESCRIPTION:\n Make an extraordinary difference in the lives of those af fected by multiple sclerosis with Challenge Walk MS\, a three-day\, 50-mil e\, all-inclusive fundraising walk set in scenic Door County.
\n\n R egister at www.challengewalkMSwi.org.
\n\n Registration fee includes hotel\, ceremonies and meals
\n\n\nPhone: 262-369-4400\n\nEgg Harbour\ , WI\n54209\n\n DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20130920 DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20130922 LOCATION:Door County PRIORITY: SUMMARY:Challenge Walk MS Door County URL:http://www.wisMS.org END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:11669_20@www.madisonmagazine.com DTSTAMP:20130619T020614Z CATEGORIES:FUNDRAISER CONTACT:Gordy DESCRIPTION:\n Motorcycle fundraiser on behalf of Compassion Internation al. \; We will be raising funds for Compassion'\;s "\;Water of Life"\; safe water filtration system. \;
\n\n Ride is on Sep tember 28\, 2013\, \;approximately 4 hours\, 125 miles in length\,&nbs p\;beginning and ending in Baraboo\, Wisconsin. \;
\n\n Registra tion begans at 10:30am. \; Ride begans at noon. \; Registration fe e is $25 per rider/$30 with passenger. \; We will have a half-way stop in Sauk City. \;
\n\n Visit www.rapride.blogspot.com
\n\n\nP hone: 6087210722\n\nintersection of Hwy 12 & Hwy 136\nWestdayl Plaza\nBara boo\, WI\n53913\n\n DTSTART:20130928T000000 DTEND:20130928T160000 LOCATION:Baraboo Area Visitors Center PRIORITY: SUMMARY:The R.A.P. RIDE URL:http://www.rapride.blogspot.com END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:11649_20@www.madisonmagazine.com DTSTAMP:20130619T020614Z CATEGORIES:FOOD,FUNDRAISER CONTACT:Deb Nies DESCRIPTION:\n The Monona Pie Party returns!
\n\n Join us from 1-5 pm on Saturday\, September 28 to sample 100+ savory and sweet pies. Bid o n silent auction pies! Proceeds will be benefit Monona-based Playtime Prod uctions Children'\;s Theatre. $10/person\; $20/family.
\n\n If yo u would you like to bake pies or need more information\, email mononapiepa rty@yahoo.com or follow us on Facebook: www.facebook.com/MononaPieParty.\n\n\nPhone: 608-850-5666\n\n1011 Nichols Road\nMonona\, WI\n53716\n\n DTSTART:20130928T010000 DTEND:20130928T050000 LOCATION:Monona Community Center PRIORITY: SUMMARY:Monona Pie Party URL:http://www.facebook.com/MononaPieParty END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:11782_20@www.madisonmagazine.com DTSTAMP:20130619T020614Z CATEGORIES:COMMUNITY EVENT,FUNDRAISER,KID FRIENDLY,OUTDOOR,WALK/RUN CONTACT:Jill Nyland DESCRIPTION:
\n Run /walk around scenic lake Monona and capital city trai ls to help prevent child abuse. Run starts and finishes \;at Olbrih pa rk. Run starts at 7 am and walk starts at 750 am. Complimentary photos wit h big bird and cookie monster \;for children who participate. Photos a t 10 am -11am at Olbrich Botanical Gardens. Balloon twisting and face pain ting from 11 am -1 pm. Band Midlife Crisis at Olbrich park from 10 am unti l 12:30 pm. Cash prizes to the first 3 male and female half marathon runne rs. Prizes also for age group half marathon runners. Half marathon runners will be chipped timed.
\n\n\nPhone: 608-577-1867\n\n3330 Atwood Ave\nM adison\, WI\n53718\n\n DTSTART:20130928T070000 DTEND:20130928T150000 LOCATION:Olbrich Park PRIORITY: SUMMARY:Garden Half Marathon\, 4 mile Run /Walk URL:http://childrensvoiceinc.org END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:11580_20@www.madisonmagazine.com DTSTAMP:20130619T020614Z CATEGORIES:WINE/BEER DESCRIPTION:\n Celebrate the release of \;Wollersheim Winery \;I ce Wine 2012! Enjoy a taste of this &ldquo\;Nectar of the Vines&rdquo\;&nb sp\;along with other Wollersheim wines. \; Enjoy self-guided Ice Wine tours\, visits to the vineyard by horse-drawn wagon to see where the Ice W ine grapes hang until they freeze\, a cheesecake plate and all Wollersheim wines by the glass are available for purchase\, and live harp music. Wine ry Store is open extended hours until 6:00 pm. \;
\n\n\n7876 Hwy. 1 88\nPrairie du Sac\, WI\n53578\n\n DTSTART:20131003T100000 DTEND:20131003T180000 LOCATION:Wollersheim Winery PRIORITY: SUMMARY:Wollersheim Winery's Ice Wine Release URL:http://www.madisonmagazine.com/Madison-Magazine/Datebook-Calendar/?view =view_event&itm=11580 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:11655_20@www.madisonmagazine.com DTSTAMP:20130619T020614Z CATEGORIES:WALK/RUN CONTACT:Bonnie Hamer DESCRIPTION:\n The Dairyland Walkers will conduct a walk following Koshk onong Creek and through the streets of this quaint town with century-old b uilding.
\n\n The Dairyland Walkers are part of an international org anization which organize recreational walks to be conducted at the individ uals own pace\, permitting several hours to complete each walk which typic ally are 10 kilometers in length. \; These walks provide good exercise and encourage physical activity by providing events throughout the countr y and world\, in which people of all ages and levels of physical fitness c an participate.
\n\n Learn more about this and other walks sponsored by the Dairyland Walkers at our website: dairylandwalkers.com.
\n\n\nP hone: 9205633481\n\n217 W Main St\nCambridge\, WI\n DTSTART:20131005T080000 DTEND:20131005T000000 LOCATION:Camrock Cafe & Sport PRIORITY: SUMMARY:Cambridge Walk URL:http://dairylandwalkers.com END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:11843_20@www.madisonmagazine.com DTSTAMP:20130619T020614Z CATEGORIES:COMMUNITY EVENT,FUNDRAISER CONTACT:Terry Mulvoy DESCRIPTION:\n With bargains galore on gently used designer clothing and accessories\, this is one Sale you do not want to miss. \; There is s omething for every woman! \;Find your treasure!
\n\n \; The Attic Angel Studio will also be selling items made in the Studio \;ra nging \;from fused glass jewelry to decorative pumpkins. \;
\n \nPhone: 608-662-8900\n\n640 Junction Road\nMadison\, WI\n53717\n\n DTSTART:20131009T130000 DTEND:20131009T200000 LOCATION:Attic Angel Association PRIORITY: SUMMARY:Attic Angel Classic Clothing Sale URL:http://www.atticangel.org END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:11899_20@www.madisonmagazine.com DTSTAMP:20130619T020614Z CATEGORIES:COMMUNITY EVENT,EDUCATIONAL,ENVIRONMENTAL,TALK/LECTURE DESCRIPTION:\n Yahara Lakes 101 is a series of educational events open to the public during the summer/early fall months. The \;series is a great opportunity for residents of the \;Yahara \;Watershed to get involved with their community \;lakes \;by learning more about th e science behind the issues in a relaxed and interesting way. Each month w e&rsquo\;ll bring in a different expert to make the science accessible and interesting to non-technical audiences through a presentation and Q&\; A over coffee and a light yet delicious breakfast provided by Bluephie&rsq uo\;s cafe with beautiful Lake Mendota as the backdrop.
\n\n \;The events are held both indoors and outdoors on the lake patio at the V erex building\, where Clean Lakes Alliance is located. In addition\, atten dees will also learn about the &ldquo\;Renew the Blue&rdquo\; campaign and how they can personally contribute to lake cleanup efforts and make a dif ference in their community!
\n\n \;Arrive at 7:30am for a mee t &\; greet and to enjoy your coffee on the lake patio. The program beg ins at 8:00am\, and &ldquo\;class is dismissed&rdquo\; by 9:00am.
\n\n If you already are a \;Friend of Clean Lakes \;(minimum $35 d onation/year)\, then admission is free! \;If you are not a Friend yet\ , admission is $10 per event. \; Registration for each event is REQUIR ED. Please register on CLA&rsquo\;s website. Even if you are a Friend of C lean Lakes\, you must still register for Yahara Lake 101 events.
\n\n Sc hedule of Upcoming Yahara Lakes 101 Events:
\n\n Thursday\, October 10\, 2013 &ndash\; \;Jon Standridge\, &ldquo\;Testing the Waters: Citizen W ater Quality Monitoring&rdquo\;
\n\n Presenting sponsor for a ll events- Foley &\; Lardner LLP \;
\n\n\nPhone: 6082551000\n\n1 50 East Gilman Street\nMadison\, WI\n53703\n\n DTSTART:20131010T073000 DTEND:20131010T090000 LOCATION:Verex Building (Bluephies Cafe) PRIORITY: SUMMARY:Yahara Lakes 101 Event Series URL:http://www.cleanlakesalliance.com END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:11844_20@www.madisonmagazine.com DTSTAMP:20130619T020614Z CATEGORIES:COMMUNITY EVENT,FUNDRAISER CONTACT:Terry Mulvoy DESCRIPTION:\n With bargains galore on gently used designer clothing and accessories\, this is one Sale you do not want to miss. There is somethin g for every woman! Find your treasure!
\n\n The Attic Angel Studio w ill also be selling items made in the Studio ranging from fused glass jewe lry to decorative pumpkins.
\n\n\nPhone: 608-662-8900\n\n640 Junction R d\nMadison\, WI\n53717\n\n DTSTART:20131010T090000 DTEND:20131010T140000 LOCATION:Attic Angel Association PRIORITY: SUMMARY:Attic Angel Classic Clothing Sale URL:http://www.atticangel.org END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:11656_20@www.madisonmagazine.com DTSTAMP:20130619T020614Z CATEGORIES:WALK/RUN CONTACT:Don Suloff DESCRIPTION:\n The Dairyland Walkers will host a guided walk of Pheasant Branch Conservancy\, including a portion of the Middleton Hills planned c ommunity.
\n\n The Dairyland Walkers are part of an international or ganization which organize recreational walks to be conducted at the indivi duals own pace\, permitting several hours to complete each walk which typi cally are 10 kilometers in length. \; These walks provide good exercis e and encourage physical activity by providing events throughout the count ry and world\, in which people of all ages and levels of physical fitness can participate.
\n\n Learn more about this and other walks sponsore d by the Dairyland Walkers at our website: dairylandwalkers.com.
\n\n\n Phone: 6088210263\n\n3960 Valley Ridge Road\nMiddleton\, WI\n DTSTART:20131018T183000 DTEND:20131018T210000 LOCATION:Orchid Heights Park PRIORITY: SUMMARY:Pheasant Branch Moonlight Walk URL:http://dairylandwalkers.com END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:11591_20@www.madisonmagazine.com DTSTAMP:20130619T020614Z CATEGORIES:FUNDRAISER CONTACT:Amy Good DESCRIPTION:\n Habitat for Humanity of Dane County'\;s \;Silver A nniversary Benefit dinner will celebrate our 25th anniversary and the comp letion of our 200th home in Dane County. Join us for a night of celebratio n that benefits Habitat for Humanity of Dane County. The evening includes a cocktail reception\, dinner and a silent auction.
\n\n\nPhone: 255-15 49\, ext. 106\n\n1919 Alliant Energy Center Way\nMadison\, WI\n53713\n\n DTSTART:20131024T173000 DTEND:20131024T183000 LOCATION:Alliant Energy Center PRIORITY: SUMMARY:Silver Anniversary Benefit Dinner URL:http://www.habitatdane.org END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:11658_20@www.madisonmagazine.com DTSTAMP:20130619T020614Z CATEGORIES:COMMUNITY EVENT CONTACT:Jane McGowan DESCRIPTION:\n This annual event is a wonderful celebration of the Catho lic population and the contributions that Catholics make to our communitie s\; as well as recognition to our clients and volunteers who exemplify the mission and vision of Catholic Charities.
\n\n Award recipients wor k to fill a need in the community\, lead through example in the service to others\, and take action for a better future.
\n\n\nPhone: 608-821-310 3\n\n1313 John Q Hammons Drive\nMiddleton\, WI\n53562\n\n DTSTART:20131105T173000 DTEND:20131105T200000 LOCATION:Madison Marriott West PRIORITY: SUMMARY:Catholic Charities 18th Annual Awards Dinner URL:http://www.catholiccharitiesofmadison.org/AboutUs/FaithinActionAwardsDi nner.aspx END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:11581_20@www.madisonmagazine.com DTSTAMP:20130619T020614Z CATEGORIES:WINE/BEER DESCRIPTION:\n Join Winemaker Philippe Coquard in a special toast as he taps the barrel of the new vintage of Wollersheim Ruby Nouveau 2013. \ ; Wollersheim Ruby Nouveau is an estate-grown dry red with enticing fruity flavors and a zesty finish. It is the perfect holiday wine meant to be en joyed young and pairs with holiday foods. \;
\n\n\n7876 Hwy. 188\nP rairie du Sac\, WI\n53578\n\n DTSTART:20131121T110000 DTEND:20131121T000000 LOCATION:Wollersheim Winery PRIORITY: SUMMARY:Wollersheim Winery's Ruby Nouveau Day URL:http://www.madisonmagazine.com/Madison-Magazine/Datebook-Calendar/?view =view_event&itm=11581 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:11582_20@www.madisonmagazine.com DTSTAMP:20130619T020614Z CATEGORIES:WINE/BEER DESCRIPTION:\n Taste the first release of the new vintage\, Wollersheim Ruby Nouveau 2013 wine and other Wollersheim wines paired with an array of specialty Wisconsin cheeses. Wollersheim Ruby Nouveau is an estate-grown dry red with enticing fruity flavors and a zesty finish. It is the perfect holiday wine meant to be enjoyed young and pairs well with holiday foods. \;
\n\n\n7876 Hwy. 188\nPrairie du Sac\, WI\n53578\n\n DTSTART:20131123T100000 DTEND:20131123T160000 LOCATION:Wollersheim Winery PRIORITY: SUMMARY:Wollersheim Winery's Ruby Nouveau Tasting URL:http://www.madisonmagazine.com/Madison-Magazine/Datebook-Calendar/?view =view_event&itm=11582 END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:11499_20@www.madisonmagazine.com DTSTAMP:20130619T020614Z CATEGORIES:COMMUNITY EVENT,FUNDRAISER CONTACT:Waunakee Library DESCRIPTION:\n Friends of Waunakee Library Annual Craft Fair\, Bake and Book Sale
\n\n Handmade items including wreaths\, baskets\, jewelry\ , quilted items\, decorations\, and more to help fill your holiday shoppin g list\, including books from the book sale. Find baked goods for your hol iday dinner or just for sustenance while you shop.
\n\n\nPhone: 608-849 -4217\n\n700 South St.\nWaunakee\, WI\n53597\n\n DTSTART:20131123T090000 DTEND:20131123T150000 LOCATION:Waunakee Community High School Commons PRIORITY: SUMMARY:Friends of Waunakee Library Annual Craft Fair\, Book and Bake Sale URL:http://www.waunakeepubliclib.org END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:11583_20@www.madisonmagazine.com DTSTAMP:20130619T020614Z CATEGORIES:WINE/BEER DESCRIPTION:\n Experience old world charm as you prepare for Christmas. Taste Wollersheim wines paired with festive foods\, find unique gifts\, pl us Christmas carolers will be on hand to set the mood. The winery is a pic turesque place to take your family Christmas card photo\, so be sure to br ing your camera. \;
\n\n\n7876 Hwy. 188\nPrairie du Sac\, WI\n53578 \n DTSTART:20131130T100000 DTEND:20131130T160000 LOCATION:Wollersheim Winery PRIORITY: SUMMARY:Wollersheim Winery's A Vintage Christmas URL:http://www.madisonmagazine.com/Madison-Magazine/Datebook-Calendar/?view =view_event&itm=11583 END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR