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. 

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.

Alone at his fantastic estate known as Xanadu, 70-year-old Charles Foster Kane dies, uttering only the single word Rosebud. So ends the odyssey of a life ... and begins a fabulous tale of the rise to wealth and power—and ultimate fall—of a complex man: A boy abandoned by his parents inherits a fortune, builds a global newspaper empire and aspires to become President of the United States, but he loses everything over an affair with an untalented nightclub singer. This fascinating story unfolds through the eyes of the people important to the tycoon—each showing a different aspect of Citizen Kane. Frequently regarded as the best American film ever made; winner of an Academy Award for Best Writing, Original Screenplay; and nominated for an additional eight Academy Awards including Best Picture, Best Director and Best Actor.

Join the Arena Historians for a presentation by guest speaker John Helmenstine, who will discuss the Civil War and the specific role of the 49th Wisconsin Infantry Regiment. Helmenstine is a current board member and past president of the Iowa County Historical Society. The meeting is available to attend in person or to watch virtually via a Zoom live stream.

Join the Spring Green Community Library for an evening chat about this month's selection, "The Hummingbird's Daughter" by Luis Alberto Urrea. Copies of the book are available at the library a month before the discussion.

An open mic night of friends sharing words. Whether you have a favorite poem, a passage from a book, an original piece you are ready to share, or a personal story to tell, all are welcome. If you prefer to just sit back, watch, and listen, that is entirely fine too. Come hang out and enjoy poetry, stories, old favorites, and original work together.

Attendees are invited to Tree Talk Tuesdays, a virtual open office hours event hosted by the Savanna Institute and Canopy Farm Management. The 30 minute sessions are designed for individuals interested in farming with trees or those who have a tree project underway and need answers.

Visit the Spring Green Community Library to practice your sewing skills or learn some new tricks! There is no experience necessary, and basic materials will be provided, including a couple of sewing machines, hand sewing tools, various fabrics, and a few simple patterns to follow. Bring home a cute fruit plushy, or even a whole fruit basket!

Join the Spring Green Community Library every Tuesday at 1pm for a cup of coffee, a sweet treat, and a movie or presentation. Be sure to check out their website for details on each week's showing.

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 meeting will be held at the Arena Village Hall to discuss the preliminary 2027 budget.

Are you up for the challenge? Come by yourself or bring a team of up to 4 teens or adults to see if you can beat the Spring Green Community Library's Trivia! Themes will change with each session, and bragging rights will go to the winners.

The Spring Green Community Library hosts an All-Ages Storytime on most Wednesdays. The event features a little music, a little action, and lots of great books, and is always followed by a craft or interactive activity. Quiet toys are available to play with if children get the wiggles. September themes include "Fruits & Veggies" and "Chickens" in honor of National Chicken Appreciation Month.

Join the Spring Green Community Library for a cup of coffee, a snack, and a chat about this month's selection, "The Hummingbird's Daughter" by Luis Alberto Urrea. Copies of the book are available at the library a 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.

Attendees are invited to a weekly Community Meal organized by and hosted at Christ Lutheran Church. The meals take place on Wednesday evenings from September through May, specifically when RV schools are in session. Families, kids, and seniors are all welcome to attend this community gathering.

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.

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.

William R. Clark, Professor Emeritus of Wildlife Ecology at Iowa State University, will present an informative talk on the evolution and conservation of the cat family. The presentation covers his research on bobcats in the Midwest and North America, their Lynx cousins, the status of pumas, and endangered ocelots, as well as the history of ancestral sabertooths and cheetahs that once roamed the continent. Attendees will learn about the conservation challenges presented by habitat loss, hunting conflicts, and climate change. The event will feature interesting science, great pictures, and time for questions.

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.

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

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.

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.

The Sleep Education for Everyone Program (SLEEP) is an evidence-based course from Michigan State University designed to help improve your sleep quality. If you have problems getting enough sleep, falling asleep, or staying asleep, this interactive six-week program teaches sleep hygiene best practices, Stimulus Control Therapy, mindfulness, relaxation techniques, and more. The class is taught by Danielle Sander, Health & Well-being Educator at UW-Extension Sauk County. Because this is an interactive session, active participation by those who attend is highly appreciated. Pre-registration is requested and can be completed online or over the phone.

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

Lost Lakes is a musical collaboration between Corey Mathew Hart and Paul Mitch that developed into a strong songwriting and production team focused on well-crafted Americana tunes and tight vocal harmonies. Following their successful self-titled debut album, the duo returned with their sophomore record in February 2026. The new album represents an exercise in perseverance, as it was recorded remotely from home studios throughout the COVID pandemic and delayed further while Paul Mitch fought cancer. The resulting tracks showcase a sonic step forward for the band, ranging from deeply personal songs to classic country-style storytelling.

The 63rd Annual River Valley School Fair is a cherished small-town tradition, proudly standing as one of only three remaining school fairs in the state of Wisconsin. For over six decades, this event has brought together students, families, farmers, teachers, alumni, and neighbors to celebrate the unique aspects of their community. The fair features a massive variety of exhibits and showcases, including extensive livestock and animal displays. Attendees can also explore family farm displays alongside community entries in gardening and vegetables, food and nutrition (including canning), art, sewing, woodworking, decorated pumpkins, flowers, photography, and even robotics. Save the date and bring the whole family to celebrate this long-standing community gathering.

Join the Driftless Area Land Conservancy (DALC) staff and fellow trail enthusiasts for a hands-on day of learning, trail work, and time spent outdoors. Whether you are completely new to trail stewardship or already have some experience, this workday offers a great chance to learn the basics of trail maintenance and put those skills directly into practice. Staff will lead participants through practical techniques for keeping trails safe, sustainable, and enjoyable—including addressing drainage and erosion, clearing vegetation, and maintaining the trail surface.

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.

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

Grab your trail shoes and rally the girls for the second annual "Last Woman Standing" race hosted by Driftless Endurance. This ladies-only ultramarathon challenges runners to complete a 1-mile-ish loop—featuring at least 250 feet of elevation gain across a mix of single-track and grass trails—every 20 minutes until only one powerful female remains. To keep things interesting, the route changes direction every four hours!

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.

Attendees are invited to participate in a community walk along the Pine River Trail to celebrate the life of Case Rose. The event aims to support childhood cancer awareness and share hope with the community and children affected by the disease.

Come explore Phoebe Point Trail and learn how to forage with Taliesin Preservation Kitchen Gardener, Abbie Lehman. The class will begin by discussing foraging basics at the base of the trail, followed by a moderate 1.1-mile loop to identify common autumn wild edibles. Participants will also discuss Frank Lloyd Wright’s connection to the Driftless region and how it inspired a culture of working with and learning within the natural environment.

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.

Magic the Gathering players are invited to Moerke Cards for casual commander and trading all day. This weekly gathering welcomes players of all experience levels each Saturday.

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 The Woods Bar & Grill for a special Customer Appreciation Party and Splash Pad Fundraiser. Everyone is welcome to enjoy a fun-filled afternoon featuring live music by Ray Hubbard from 2:00 PM to 4:00 PM. Drink specials will run all day, and a complimentary lunch is provided, though donations for the splash pad are gladly accepted.

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.

Discover the art of natural incense making with Morgane Wakefield of Hard Broom in this hands-on workshop at Hedge Meadow. Participants will explore traditional crafting methods using all-natural resins, aromatics, and select botanicals. Following a guided recipe, you will create two to three batches of your own wood-based incense cones (about 12 to 25 cones) to take home, with all materials and extra recipes provided. Herbal tea will also be served as you craft and connect.

Join the River Valley Film Club once a month on Sundays as they screen a specially selected movie. Follow RVFC on Facebook for details, or stop by the Slowpoke Lounge & Cabaret for more information. Come 30 minutes before showtime to grab a drink, meet fellow movie-lovers, and bring your own popcorn or dinner.