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.

The Community Food Pantry of Spring Green holds its regular food distribution on the third Monday of each month, with morning distribution from 10:30 AM to 12:30 PM and afternoon distribution from 4:30 PM to 6:00 PM. 

Join us for LEGO Builders Club! Come build to your heart's content — choose from themed builds like dinos and creatures, or let your imagination run wild with free building. Everyone is welcome.

The Aging and Disability Resource Center (ADRC) of Sauk County hosts a monthly caregiver support meeting for those caring for someone living with dementia. Led by ADRC Dementia Care Specialist Kurt Goeckermann, the gathering offers a welcoming space to talk to other caregivers, share experiences, and find support so you do not have to walk the caregiver path alone. Those with questions can reach Kurt at the ADRC by calling (608) 355-3289.

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.

Get creative at the library and craft your very own diamond art dinosaur key-chain! This event provides a fun opportunity to create a sparkling little keepsake that you will want to show off everywhere you go. Every single supply you need to complete the project is included, so all you need to bring along is your creativity.

Dig into a summer of dino-mite adventures at the "Unearth a Story" Storytime series! Join us for a roaring good time as we dig up thrilling tales, unearth playful activities, and drum up a prehistoric beat. Little ones and their caregivers are invited to enjoy stories, songs, and fun dinosaur-themed activities all summer long. The event is designed for children ages 7 and under and their caregivers, but everyone is welcome to share in the fun.

Come to the library to meet fellow knitters and crafters in the community. Attendees can come for help—beginner to mid-level knitting assistance is available—learn new skills, or simply brush up on current ones. It is a great opportunity to get out of the house for a few hours and enjoy the proven health benefits of craft work, including knitting and crocheting. Join when you can, and invite your knitting and crocheting friends to tag along.

Tuesday and Thursday evenings (weather permitting). Casual and fun community soccer play for teens and adults. Meet at the Intermediate School soccer fields.

A Sauk County Board of Supervisors meeting will be held at the County Board Meeting Room 326, 3rd Floor, West Square Building, 505 Broadway, Baraboo, WI 53913

A Richland County Board of Supervisors meeting will be held at the County Boardroom on the third floor of the Richland County Courthouse, located at 181 W Seminary Street, Richland Center, Wisconsin 53581.

The Creative Container is a fun, safe space where community, creativity, and self-expression interweave through drawing, painting, textiles, sewing, and beading. If you need a group of like-minded individuals to commune with and hold you accountable to start, continue, or finish a creative project, this is the place for you. Each session gathers with the intention to connect with others and heal your nervous system through the creative process. Bring your own project or use the provided materials to deepen your practice of active meditation.

A Iowa County Board of Supervisors meeting will be held at the Health and Human Services Building – Community Room, 303 West Chapel St., Dodgeville, WI 53533.

Get ready for an exciting aquatic adventure right here at the library! Join us in the Community Room for a hands-on experience with the Ocean Odyssey Touch Tank, brought to you by the National Mississippi River Museum & Aquarium. Attendees will have the unique opportunity to learn all about prehistoric creatures, with a special highlight on sharks.

Congressional staff from the office of U.S. Representative Mark Pocan (WI-02) will host local office hours. Staff from Pocan’s district office will be available to assist constituents seeking help with federal agencies or looking to issue a comment to be reported back to the Congressman. All constituents of the 2nd district are invited to attend. No RSVP is required.

The Sauk County Birth to 3 Program invites families to join them for a fun summer morning at the park. This community gathering is completely open to the public, and all are welcome to stop by for a free popsicle and some outdoor playtime.

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.

Archeology, Paleontology, Geology, and Snackology—you name the science, and the Spring Green Community Library will explore it this summer! Join Youth Services Librarian Kate Franzmann on select Wednesdays to uncover fossils, explore a day in the life of an archeologist, build a dinosaur, and dive into lots of other STEAM-related fun. This program is designed specifically for children ages 5 to 15.

Join the Spring Green Community Library for a cup of coffee, a snack, and a chat about this month's book selection, Marriage at Sea: A True Story of Love, Obsession, and Shipwreck by Sophie Elmhirst. Copies of the book are available to pick up at the library a full month before the discussion.

The Arena Food Pantry is open to the community on the second and fourth Wednesday of every month. The pantry is located behind the Arena Village Hall, just west of the Manor Apartments.

What's a Silent Book Club? Bring your own book to Arcadia Books to read among friends! Attendees gather to share what they are reading and swap ideas, and then enjoy an hour of dedicated silent reading time together at the store. This relaxing event is held every fourth Wednesday of the month.

Get your hands muddy and experience the magic of the pottery wheel without a long-term commitment! This fun, low-stakes, one-night introductory class is perfect for beginners, date nights, solo adventures, or a creative outing with friends. Instructors will guide you step-by-step through the process of centering clay, pulling walls, and shaping your very first pot. All fired pieces will be processed and ready for pickup at a later date.

Join Melissa Ulev of Take Root Holistic Health Coaching for a one-hour Yoga Flow class at Discover Driftless. This class is a chance to reconnect with yourself, quiet the noise, and give your mind and body exactly what it needs. Participants will move with their breath through smooth, connected sequences designed to foster calm, strength, and balance. The sessions include both gentle holds and optional challenges so you can move at your own pace, and you will be guided with clear instructions on breathing, body alignment, and mindful movement.

Pack a picnic and head to the APT grounds for an evening of free, live acoustic music. Whether you're just looking for a beautiful spot to eat dinner or you're warming up for an evening of theater (play tickets sold separately), everyone is welcome to enjoy the tunes.

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!

A Spring Green Village Board meeting will be held at the Village Office, 154 N. Lexington Street, Spring Green, Wisconsin.

Join us for an evening discussion of this month's book pick, Marriage at Sea: A True Story of Love, Obsession, and Shipwreck by Sophie Elmhirst. This month's evening discussion will take place right at the library. Copies of the book are available to pick up at the library a full month before the discussion.

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 "Prehistoric Brain Busters".

The Spring Green General Store’s Stitch and Bitch handwork group meets Thursday afternoons weekly. All are welcome.

The River Valley area public libraries and the River Valley Broadband Initiative host a tech help drop-in session. Community members can visit the Kraemer Library and Community Center on the fourth 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.

Shop, listen to music, grab local eats, and spend time with friends at the Discover Driftless Thurs 'Day to Eve' Market in Lone Rock. The market balances the simplicity and authenticity of a local market with the welcoming atmosphere of a community event, offering a day-into-evening experience that captures the spirit of the Driftless region. Vendors interested in showcasing their small business can message Discover Driftless to participate.

The Lone Rock Farmers Market gathers every Thursday, featuring local artisans and farmers offering a variety of goods.

Home gardeners are also encouraged to bring their overstock to sell. Vendors can set up for a $10 weekly fee with no pre-registration required.

Pokémon fans are invited to gather for an evening of trading and connecting with fellow collectors. Hosted weekly by Moerke Cards, the event provides a dedicated space and welcoming atmosphere for participants to trade cards and share their hobby with the local community.

Whitney Rose is bringing her solo show out to Lone Rock at the new Discover Driftless Hub for Culture and Care! It will be her first time performing at the Market, and she is super stoked to vibe with those passing through.

Tuesday and Thursday evenings (weather permitting). Casual and fun community soccer play for teens and adults. Meet at the Intermediate School soccer fields.

Come enjoy an evening of great tunes and vibes with this local performance.

Pack a picnic and head to the APT grounds for an evening of free, live acoustic music. Whether you're just looking for a beautiful spot to eat dinner or you're warming up for an evening of theater (play tickets sold separately), everyone is welcome to enjoy the tunes.

Join us for exciting Thursday games from May to August, featuring three matches at 6:30, 7:30, and 8:30 PM with concessions available!

The Buena Vista Lions Club is hosting a summer cornhole league. Players of all skill levels are welcome to toss some bags and have a blast with friends, neighbors, and fellow cornhole fanatics. Concessions will be available on-site during league play.

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.

Magic the Gathering players are invited to Moerke Cards for casual games and trading all evening. This weekly gathering welcomes players of all experience levels each Friday.

Join the Summit Players Theatre at the Governor Dodge State Park amphitheater for a fun and educational Shakespeare workshop followed by a 75-80 minute, no-intermission performance of Hamlet! As the only company in the country focused on touring productions through state parks, the Summit Players use theatre as a learning medium to introduce children to a passion for language while providing adults with an enjoyable theatrical experience. The classic tragedy follows Hamlet, the Prince of Denmark, as he grapples with the truth of his father's recent death, his mother's betrayal, and his uncle's role in it all.

Join The Shitty Barn for Session 368 featuring singer-songwriter Joe Pug with special guest Madeleine Kelson. Known for his lyrical acumen and plaintive harmonica style, Joe Pug is a former Chicago carpenter who has released a string of critically acclaimed albums since 2008 and toured heavily both in the U.S. and abroad. He has toured with legendary acts like Steve Earle and Levon Helm, and Paste Magazine has highly praised his inspired songwriting.

Before the Farmer’s Market, come to the yard at the side of the Library for a free hour of yoga led by Emily Benz of Rural Remedy! Beginners and all ages welcome. Mats are available as well.

The Spring Green Farmers Market operates year-round, rain or shine, offering the best in local produce and handcrafted goods. The market's mission is to support local farmers, food producers, and artists while providing a forum for a healthy community. Shoppers are invited to enjoy coffee, baked goods, and live music while browsing fresh items like flowers and vegetables. During the Summer Market (mid-May to mid-October), vendors gather every Saturday morning outside the Spring Green Community Library from 9am - 12pm.

Join the Spring Green Community Library for a local Craft Fair! You can stop by to browse and see what creative items your neighbors have made, or you can join in the fun by selling items you have crafted yourself.

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.

Pollinators are a vital part of our ecosystem and essential to our way of life! Stop by the table at Cox Hollow Beach any time between 10:00 a.m. and noon to learn all about bumble bees, butterflies, and more.

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.

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.

Experience a one-of-a-kind interdisciplinary performance at Taliesin featuring the award-winning Minneapolis dance company, Black Label Movement. This immersive evening explores the compelling premise that architecture can move—and that movement can design and construct space.

Kick off your Sunday morning with a feel-good yoga flow and bouquet bar in the barn at Twin Crix Farm. The 45-minute, beginner-friendly yoga class is the perfect way to welcome the week with some fresh air in a beautiful setting. Afterward, stay for the Briarwood Flowers bloom bar, where you can choose from buckets of fresh-cut, in-season flowers—such as cosmos, zinnias, dahlias, and celosia—to build a beautiful bouquet to take home.

All are welcome to Unity Chapel's Summer Sundays—casual, welcoming worship and speaking events with reflections on values, belonging, history, and spaces featuring reflective silence and shared singing.

Bring your camera and enjoy a guided hike on a scenic 2-mile segment of the Pine Cliff Trail! This trail is steep and features some challenging terrain and stairs. Attendees should meet near the Enee Point picnic shelter and come dressed for the weather, prepared with comfortable shoes, sun protection, insect repellent, and water.

This beginner-friendly jam is for singers and acoustic instrument players to learn and practice the art of jamming, and for experienced players to lead the way. The jam follows typical acoustic jamming conventions, but the main focus is on participation and supporting each other in making music together.

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).