Draw & Paint Birds of Prairie Du Sac and the Wisconsin River with Theo Howard Saturday & Sunday, May 4-5, 2024 | 9a-4p | Deadline to register: 4/25/24 $225 + […]
The instructor will teach the handlers how to train their dog for a lifelong commitment to basic manners and obedience. The dog will be taught to relinquish an object, enter/exit […]
This two-day workshop will cover how to quickly paint and paint our extraordinary regional birds. Gestural drawing, composition, expression, and exciting color relationships will be emphasized. We will work through […]
This event is to encourage new volunteers to get involved with the museum. They will have the opportunity to experience several different areas of volunteering available all in one day! […]
Tomato Plant Sale a variety of plants grown from seed by SCMGA Free WorkshopFree Workshop “Growing Terrific Tomatoes in Wisconsin” Sat., May 4, 2024 10 a.m. - 12 p.m. Baraboo […]
Draw & Paint Birds of Prairie Du Sac and the Wisconsin River with Theo Howard Saturday & Sunday, May 4-5, 2024 | 9a-4p | Deadline to register: 4/25/24 $225 + […]
This two-day workshop will cover how to quickly paint and paint our extraordinary regional birds. Gestural drawing, composition, expression, and exciting color relationships will be emphasized. We will work through […]
Meet the 1st Monday of every month from 1 pm - 2 pm online or in-person In-person: Room 213, Second floor of West Square Building in Baraboo Virtual: Zoom: https://bit.ly/saukSUPER […]
Join us on Mondays for a fun, smart version of trivia, with Trivia Revolution. Doors open at 5pm and Trivia starts at 7pm. Follow TRIVIA REVOLUTION on Facebook for bonus […]
All are welcome to come to 6:8's Community Meal. The meals are free of charge and open to all! Food has the power to bring people together. Sharing a meal […]
Welcome Visitors and Vendors to the RAMC Farmers Market! Market open May through October, 10 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. Front lawn of RAMC
Mid-Continent is an outdoor living history museum and operating railroad recreating, preserving, and interpreting the small town/shortline way of life from the “Golden Age of Railroading.” 11am 1pm 3pm
