Event List

Presented by Karri Fritz-Klaus of Cornerstone Symposium, this engaging art history program explores the powerful work of Frida Kahlo—one of Mexico’s most iconic and influential artists.

At the dawn of the 20th century, Ireland seemed securely a part of the United Kingdom of Great Britain. At the same time, the British Empire was at the peak of its global power and influence.

Join Ben of Pink Teepee Farms for an immersive journey into the forests and fields of Wisconsin. This hands-on program explores how to safely identify and harvest wild edible mushrooms and plants.

Discover the joy of self-expression through junk journaling in this creative, hands-on workshop led by artist Bonnie Gunelius.

Did you know that in the last 50 years native bird populations have declined by over 30%?  That is 3 BILLION birds lost.  While these can be shocking numbers there is evidence that human efforts can work to bring back bird populations.&n

September is National Sourdough Month. Interested in making sourdough bread from scratch but don't know where to begin? No worries!

A matinee film series for adults. On the first Friday of every month, a new release movie is screened in the O'Neill Room at 1:00 p.m. Skip the wait list and see it on a big screen! Everyone's invited, and bring a friend.

In the 1700s English writers began to explore the imaginary possibilities of the "Gothic" world. Their works were characteristically melancholic and reflective with over-arching themes of human mortality and salvation.

Don't miss this incredible musical performance!

Are you ready for some football? Join sports historian and author Jim Rice as he highlights exceptional moments from the Green Bay Packers 13 NFL championship seasons from 1929 to 2010.

Mental health is an important part of overall wellness. By having an open conversation about mental health, we hope to remove stigma and encourage important action.

Join award-winning naturalist and wildlife educator Bill Volkert as he unravels the mystery of bird migration.