Create a one-of-a-kind glass sun-chime that dances with light and sound in this beginner-friendly fused glass class! Artist Lisa Humke will guide you through selecting, cutting, and layering colorful glass to design vibrant chime pieces. Your work will be kiln-fired after class and assembled into a finished sun-chime—perfect for adding a little sparkle to your porch, garden, or window. No prior glass experience is needed; just bring your creativity and curiosity!
Join the Ewing-Olson VFW Post 9336 in Arena for Open Euchre! The games feature a $5.00 buy-in with 100% payback, plus $0.25 for euchres. There is no partner needed to play, so come on down and enjoy the game.
Join us for exciting Wednesday games from May to August, featuring three matches at 6:30, 7:30, and 8:30 PM with concessions available!
If you have gently used apparel no longer serving a purpose in your home, please consider donating to the River Valley School District! Please bring only gently used clothing (nothing ripped, stained, or torn) in sizes ranging from infant to big kid size 18, along with Adult XS-L. Shoes from baby to adult size 9 are also welcome to be shared, provided they have no holes, rips, or broken parts (scuffs are ok).
Arcadia Books invites the community to stop in during store hours to write and send a card to someone they love. The bookstore provides both postcards and stamps to encourage a dose of human connection.
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.
As part of the 2026 "Unearth A Story" Summer Reading Program, the Lone Rock Community Library hosts "Unearth Lone Rock: Threads of the Past" with Lone Rock Historical Society.
The Spring Green General Store’s Stitch and Bitch handwork group meets Thursday afternoons weekly. All are welcome.
Kids can come to the library and make their own one-of-a-kind paper mobile. Just a few easy steps stand between you and a masterpiece ready to hang up and show off.
The River Valley area public libraries and the River Valley Broadband Initiative host a tech help drop-in session. Community members can visit the Arena Village Hall on the third Thursday of the month for assistance with their technology. If you need additional help with your technology, the River Valley Tech Help Line is available via phone or email to set up an in-person appointment at your local library or community center.
Join tree crop breeder and persimmons expert Kathleen Rhoades alongside Ebony Murrell for an exciting, in-person educational event! This walk-through offers a unique opportunity to explore the living research fields at Valley Farm and discover the innovative agroforestry work happening right in the community. Attendees will learn why thousands of trees have been planted, deepen their understanding of tree breeding, and celebrate the sustainable agricultural growth developing locally.