Enjoy a free outdoor exhibit on the south lawn of the historic Sherry-Butt House museum from Tuesday, April 1, to Friday, May 30. This outdoor installation is called, “We Take Our Sports Seriously”. It’s a “history walk” created by the Wisconsin Historical Society as part of its History Makers Tour. The giant exhibit panels cover the history of a variety […]
This pizza gardening kit is to GO! Discover where food comes from, while growing your own pizza garden right at home. Enjoy a hands-on learning kit experience that teaches gardening skills and a love for fresh, homegrown food. Suitable for all ages, this creative planting activity takes place at your kitchen table. Let's cultivate time as a family, a love […]
These majestic and powerful animals are rarely seen at work in the developed world, but in many places they remain essential sources of power for food production, freight and everyday living. In this class you will learn how oxen are traditionally driven in the western world and have the opportunity to practice driving a trained team. We will cover some […]
The series, developed by the University of Wisconsin-Madison Division of Extension, is a research-based program specific to Wisconsin law, providing participants with valuable insights on planning for themselves or a loved one. The sessions are designed to help individuals understand the importance of having a plan in place and the peace of mind that comes with it. The "Planning AHEAD" […]
Join us for our Third Thursday Market — a fun, community-focused evening filled with live music, food trucks, local vendors, handmade goods, trunk sales, fresh produce, arts and crafts, hobbyists, young entrepreneurs, and local businesses. It’s the perfect way to connect with neighbors, support small business, and soak in the beauty of the season. Come shop, stroll, sip, and celebrate […]
Join us under the arbor for a culinary adventure with John and Deanna from Vernon Vineyards! Hear the Vernon Vineyards story, learn what makes their wines special, and watch as they whip up what’s sure to become your new favorite summer sangria. Hosted by Chef Joseph Meyer, executive chef at Latarnia Guest House, you’ll leave inspired to sip local all […]
These majestic and powerful animals are rarely seen at work in the developed world, but in many places they remain essential sources of power for food production, freight and everyday living. In this class you will learn how oxen are traditionally driven in the western world and have the opportunity to practice driving a trained team. We will cover some […]
Using the warm, red metal my Bodewadmi (Potawatomi) relatives call “miskwabik” (copper) and basalt hammer stones from the shores of G’chi gamii (Lake Superior), we will hand-forge bowls on wooden stumps. In a process called “sinking”, or hammering on the inside, we will anneal the metal in a wood fire and form our richly colored, beautiful vessels using the power […]
This two-day immersion into wilderness skills will be filled with learning the skills, knowledge base, and awareness of the living landscape and how we can receive what we need from our interactions with it. We will spend time in different environments foraging plant foods, learning about shelter, making fire primitively, learning tracking and other awareness skills, catching fish, and working […]
March 5 - Pollinators for Your Yard @ Mcintosh Memorial Library March 12 - Technology Learning March 19 - Vernon Co Waste & Recycling March 26 - Ballots & Your Vote
The series, developed by the University of Wisconsin-Madison Division of Extension, is a research-based program specific to Wisconsin law, providing participants with valuable insights on planning for themselves or a loved one. The sessions are designed to help individuals understand the importance of having a plan in place and the peace of mind that comes with it. The "Planning AHEAD" […]
When was the last time you carved out some time for yourself? Find a cozy spot in one of our front porch rocking chairs, on the deck near the pondless waterfall, inside the warmth of the greenhouse, or spread out on the lawn under the sky and enjoy the peaceful surroundings. This is about no work, something to read, and […]
Kick off summer with fresh flavors, good company, and a perfectly muddled mojito! Join us for a hands-on mojito-making experience where you'll learn the art of crafting the perfect mojito. Learn about growing various types of mint, master the muddling technique, and experiment with flavor. This workshop is the perfect way to welcome summer and have fun with mixology. You’ll […]
Want to learn to sharpen your tools? No experience needed. Taught by Jon Anderson of Star Hill Timberworks, this workshop is designed for beginners. In this hands-on workshop, we teach you to sharpen your knives, axes, chisels, and auger bits. The techniques work just as well on mower blades, scissors, shovels, hoes, etc. You will use traditional and modern sharpening […]
Beekeeping for beginners will cover the basics needed to start your first hives. Topics will include: Equipment setup including Langstroth, Top Bar, and Warre How and where to purchase your first two hives Hive management Pests and diseases Hands-on: “Looking in a hive” Questions and discussion Date: Sunday, May 25 Time: 9:00 AM - 12:30 PM Ages: All ages Location: […]
March 5 - Pollinators for Your Yard @ Mcintosh Memorial Library March 12 - Technology Learning March 19 - Vernon Co Waste & Recycling March 26 - Ballots & Your Vote
The series, developed by the University of Wisconsin-Madison Division of Extension, is a research-based program specific to Wisconsin law, providing participants with valuable insights on planning for themselves or a loved one. The sessions are designed to help individuals understand the importance of having a plan in place and the peace of mind that comes with it. The "Planning AHEAD" […]
The gray wolf has a fascinating history in Wisconsin, from extirpation by the mid-1900s to population recovery and expansion over the past 40 years. Scott Walter will demystify wolves by discussing what we know about their history in Wisconsin, and address contemporary biological, social and policy issues relevant to their future here. About Scott: Wisconsin native Scott Walter served for […]
Our intention in hosting Shepherdess Camp is to co-create an in-person, hands-on, educational weekend for women who are curious about beginning to shepherdess a homestead flock or are interested in developing a flock into a business. We are collaborating with local shepherdesses to draw on their passion, knowledge, and diverse experiences to present demonstrations, lectures, hands-on learning, and Q&A sessions. […]
March 5 - Pollinators for Your Yard @ Mcintosh Memorial Library March 12 - Technology Learning March 19 - Vernon Co Waste & Recycling March 26 - Ballots & Your Vote
