For more than a century, Latino immigrants, migrants, and refugees have turned their sights northward to Wisconsin in search of a stable and secure future for themselves and their families. Today, more than a half a million people of Latino descent call the state home.
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Shirley Merker returns to show us the techniques to make cards with Fall and Halloween themes!
All materials will be provided. No card making experience is necessary. Seats are limited, so please register to reserve your spot!
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Grab your friends and join us for a fun night of pop culture trivia, snacks, and mocktails!
Are you a book lover who also enjoys making things?
Join us for a fun hands-on craft where you can make your own pressed flower bookmarks!
We’ll have everything you need (including clear acrylic bookmarks, a variety of colorful pressed flowers, washi tape, Mod Podge, and paintbrushes) to make these charming bookmarks.
There is no registration required for this program. Please contact us if you need any accommodations to be able to fully participate.
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Join us as New York Times bestselling author and philosopher Nate Klemp helps us explore pathways back to openminded living when he talks to us about the core tenets in his new book Open: Living with an Expansive Mind in a Distracted World.
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Don’t forget to register for this incredibly moving virtual chat with New York Times bestselling author Garrett Graff! An expert at capturing the human drama, Graff will speak about his body of work with particular focus on his oral histories, The Only Plane in the Sky: An Oral History of 9/11 and When the Sea Came Alive: An Oral History of D-Day.
Join us for an engaging and informational talk about invasive and native plant species with Jasmine Wyant, Invasive Species Program Coordinator at the Upper Sugar River Watershed Association.
Join us for an engaging and educational talk about the impacts of climate change on rainforests in Costa Rica.
Citizen scientist Connie Mashock will share about her various trips to Monteverde, Costa Rica where she observed wildlife, helped to identify insect species, and observed the impacts of deforestation and climate change on the country’s rainforests.
Connie will show us photographs from her trips and talk about what the rainforest was and where it is today based on her unique experiences.
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Shirley Merker returns to show us the techniques to make cards with a Summer theme! Participants will get to make two cards as well as a muslin gift bag with a note card.
All materials will be provided. No card making experience is necessary. Seats are limited, so please register to reserve your spot!
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