Enjoy a relaxing summer afternoon with live outdoor music on the River Stage. Sit back with a drink, enjoy something delicious, and take in the river view.
Cruise into summer with the Buena Vista Lions Club! Whether you are a car enthusiast ready to show off your ride or just want to admire a variety of classic, custom, and cool vehicles, there is something for everyone. This family-friendly event is open to all vehicle types. A concession stand will be on-site serving food and drinks throughout the cruise (cash only).
Join the River Valley Film Club once a month for a secret "hidden gem" movie night at Slowpoke Lounge & Cabaret. Movie titles remain under wraps until showtime.
Watch for Laura Druckrey’s pottery in the Glass Case Gallery throughout the month of July. Laura tells about herself and her work, “I discovered my passion for pottery as a sophomore while attending Wisconsin Lutheran High School in the city where I was born and raised: Milwaukee. That passion continued through college, where I pursued ceramics as an independent minor and earned degrees in Early Childhood Education and Spanish. After graduation, I began working in Milwaukee Public Schools while earning a third teaching license, this one in Bilingual Education. Teaching and studying left little time for the wheel, but I never lost my love for it.
Artist Christl Iausly is sharing her wildflower artwork in the Community Room Gallery during the month of July.
Christl’s wildflower art is created by hand using self-collected flowers, leaves, twigs and more—most collected from her own gardens. She dries and presses these natural elements and creates original designs with them mounted on handmade papers. Every design is unique. Some include calligraphy.
Bring the whole family and settle in for a wonderful selection of free, family-friendly movies. Popcorn and lemonade will be available to make the experience even sweeter. Mondays starting at 1PM.
One of the most beloved films of all time, this sizzling masterpiece by Billy Wilder set a new standard for Hollywood comedy. After witnessing a mob hit, Chicago musicians Joe and Jerry (Tony Curtis and Jack Lemmon, in landmark performances) skip town by donning drag and joining an all-female band en route to Miami. The charm of the group’s singer, Sugar Kane (Marilyn Monroe, at the height of her bombshell powers), leads them ever further into extravagant lies, as Joe assumes the persona of a millionaire to woo her and Jerry’s female alter ego winds up engaged to a tycoon. With a whip-smart script by Wilder and I. A. L. Diamond, and sparking chemistry among its finely tuned cast, Some Like It Hot is as deliriously funny and fresh today as it was when it first knocked audiences out several decades ago.
The Wildlife Forever ATV Club is a nonprofit organization dedicated to preserving nature while promoting safe and responsible ATV and UTV riding. Join the club's monthly meeting to connect with a vibrant community of outdoor enthusiasts who are passionate about adventure, conservation, and environmental care.
Join the community for a special fundraising performance of The Broad's Way—a spectacular celebration of musical theatre featuring brilliant drag artists and live singers, including members of American Players Theatre's core company. Hosted by the fabulous Regina Thorne-DuBois and featuring a variety of talented special guests, this is guaranteed to be an unforgettable night of music, laughter, and entertainment.
Watch for Laura Druckrey’s pottery in the Glass Case Gallery throughout the month of July. Laura tells about herself and her work, “I discovered my passion for pottery as a sophomore while attending Wisconsin Lutheran High School in the city where I was born and raised: Milwaukee. That passion continued through college, where I pursued ceramics as an independent minor and earned degrees in Early Childhood Education and Spanish. After graduation, I began working in Milwaukee Public Schools while earning a third teaching license, this one in Bilingual Education. Teaching and studying left little time for the wheel, but I never lost my love for it.
Artist Christl Iausly is sharing her wildflower artwork in the Community Room Gallery during the month of July.
Christl’s wildflower art is created by hand using self-collected flowers, leaves, twigs and more—most collected from her own gardens. She dries and presses these natural elements and creates original designs with them mounted on handmade papers. Every design is unique. Some include calligraphy.
Everyone is welcome to join the monthly potluck at the Spring Green Community Center! Simply bring a dish to pass and enjoy a shared meal with the community.