Community Calendar

Community Calendar airs each day on both NOW 92one and SMASH Country 92.9 at approximately 10:30AM and 2:30PM

If you are a non-profit group and have an upcoming event you would like announced on our Community Calendar, email Shelby@wrjc.com.

We update this page often!  Come back soon to see what’s new and to keep up with events in your Community! If you know of something you are interested in that is not listed, please email Shelby@wrjc.com. Thanks!

Thank You for listening to WRJC!


Recurring events are listed at the bottom on the page. 



Winter Weather Closures


March Create-It Kit at Hatch Public Library

Crawling Caterpillar Create It Kit
Stop by the library during the month of March to pick up the supplies needed to make your own crawling caterpillar!


Winter Walking Hours


Spring Storywalk – Coming Soon!

Spring StoryWalk – Coming soon!
Visit the StoryWalk in Riverside and Murphy Park to enjoy this spring’s selection: We’re Going on a Nature Hunt by Steve Metzger.


Get your organization involved now in “Discover Necedah Days” this June

Would your organization want to create and manage an event on the last weekend in June in Necedah?  It can be big or small.  Last an hour or all weekend.  It will be completely up to you.  I will include it in our marketing, but you have free rein over your event, where it will be (but somewhere around Necedah), and all the details.

Attached you will find a pdf that explains that as well as lays out a sponsorship package if you want to help sponsor our marketing, but not create an event.

See more at https://www.onthelinepresence.com/discovernecedah and check out our Facebook page Discover Necedah.

 


Strong Bodies – January 14 thru March 18


Health Fair – March 19


13th Annual Cowtastic CowMOOnity Event – enter by March 31

Sponsored by the Juneau County Dairy Council

Theme: “Seize the Moo-ment!”

This fundraiser will benefit the Veterans Memorial Park and raise awareness for your business or club. 

Cows will be on display the month of June at Lions Park in Mauston.  The cost to enter and obtain your cow will be $50 for youth clubs, non-profit organizations, and school organizations, and $150 for businesses. Cows pictures will be put on the Juneau County Dairy Promotion Council’s Facebook page for viewers to vote on the favorite.  Only cows that are put up by the end of the day on the June 1st will be guaranteed to be included in the voting on our Facebook page.  The winning cow will earn a $100 cash prize and free sponsorship for the following year, and will be displayed in front of the dairy pavilion during the 2026 Juneau County Fair.

The cows provided will be cut out of a sheet of plywood and can be decorated in any fashion. Participants are also free to create their own cow design. Sports team, business or club logo, work attire, or something promoting the dairy industry are just a few ideas of how you could decorate or dress your cow.

Entry Form: 


Bag Sale – Starting March 2 thru 21


The Community Closet in New Lisbon will be running a bag sale, starting March 2nd.


Coloring Contest – March 2- 31

Coloring Contest
March 2nd-31st
Kids ages 0-12 are invited to participate in a coloring contest! Stop by the Hatch Public Library to pick up a “Reading is Sweet” coloring sheet. Completed pictures must be turned in by March 31st. A winner will be selected from each age group: 0-4, 5-8, and 9-12. Winners will receive two sweet treat themed books and a Dunkin Donuts gift card.


Limited Access to Hatch Public Library – March 7-31

Reduced Services & Access at Hatch Public Library
March 7th-31st
The library is OPEN during carpet installation!

During this time, you will still be able to:
– Request materials & pick up holds
– Check out laptops for in-library use
– Print, scan, & copy documents
– Use the Wi-Fi
– Attend storytime & book clubs
– Read the newspaper & magazines
– Access the full digital collection including Libby, Hoopla, & Kanopy

For a limited time, you will be unable to:
– Access Heritage Room materials
– Send faxes
– Use the library for meetings
– Browse the full collection


Royall HS Showcase Concert – March 9


Grief Support and Education Series – March 9 thru April 16


Tomah Health Hospice Touch has scheduled a six-week group grief support and education series every Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday from the week of March 9 through April 16. Monday sessions will be held from
5 p.m. – 6:30 p.m., while Tuesday sessions will be held from 9:30 a.m. – 11 a.m. and Wednesday sessions will be held from 1 p.m. – 2:30 p.m. All sessions will be held at the Hospice / Palliative Care offices at 601 Straw St. in Tomah. Participants can choose from either the Monday, Tuesday or Wednesday sessions. There is no charge for the program; however, registration is required by calling Hospice Touch at (608)374-0250 in Tomah by March 2.



Storytime Friends – March 10,17, 24, 31

Storytime Friends at Hatch Public Library
Tuesdays at 10:00 AM
Join us for stories, songs, early literacy activities, and more! A great opportunity to connect with other families.

Please note: storytime will still meet during carpet installation.
Schedule for Tuesday, March 10th & 17th:
9:00-10:00 AM Open play & social hour
10:00-10:30 AM Storytime
10:30-10:45 AM Themed sensory play

Tuesday, March 24th storytime will take place at the Mauston Fire Station (432 Hickory St.). Enjoy stories and fun before a tour of the fire station! See the trucks! Meet a firefighter! Doors open at 9:50 AM.


Arts and Crafts – March 10


Adult Community Outreach – March 10


Caregiver Connection – March 10

Caregiver Connection
March 10th / 2pm – 3pm
Behind every caregiver is a story of dedication, resilience and love. Now you don’t have to navigate the journey alone. This supportive group creates space for honest conversation about the emotional weight and the small victories that come with caregiving. It provides an opportunity to step away from the daily routine, take a breath and build meaningful connections with others who truly understand the caregiving experience. 
Sponsored and facilitated by the ADRC of Eagle Country – Juneau County Office, the group meets every second Tuesday of the month, with refreshments available and conversation encouraged.  So, whether you’re seeking encouragement, practical insight or simply a listening ear, you’ll find a welcoming and understanding environment here.

Beyond the Daily Grind
241 E State Street / Mauston


Adult Outreach – March 11


Book Besties – March 11

Book Besties
Wednesday, March 11th at 6:00 PM at Hatch Public Library
March’s theme: Romance tropes
Come chat about all things reading! Choose your own book selection based on monthly suggested themes. New members always welcome. Meets every second Wednesday at 6:00 PM.

March’s theme for Book Besties is romance. ? Read any romance book with a popular trope and join us Wednesday, March 11th at 6:00 PM to discuss. If you were unable to attend this month’s meeting to select your trope, choose one of the following:
?? Enemies-to-Lovers
? Fake Dating
?? Soulmates
? Friends-to-Lovers
?? Second Chance
? Grumpy/Sunshine
?? Opposites Attract

Meal Site Pop-up – March 11


Diabetes Connect – March 12

1-2 PM at Mile Bluff Medical Center

If you are looking for answers and tips on how to live your life to the fullest while managing diabetes, plan to attend this month’s Diabetes Connect. At this informative and engaging discussion, Mile Bluff’s team of experts will be available to cover a variety of key topics, while you’ll also have the opportunity to connect with others and get tips from those on a similar health journey.

This event is free and open to everyone, including individuals with pre-diabetes and diabetes, as well as their loved ones and caregivers. Don’t miss this opportunity to gain valuable insight toward living your best, and healthiest, life.

Registration is not required to attend. A virtual option is also available (call 1 week in advance for details).

For more information, Call 608-847-1848.

Event Coordinator
Margaret HewittDiabetes Educator608-847-1848Preferred
Registration
  • Price:Free
  • Registration Instructions:

    Call 608-847-1848 for more information.


The Bunco Squad – March 12-22


Corned Beef & Cabbage – March 13


Prime Rib at the Mauston American Legion – March 14

Prime Rib will be available at the Mauston American Legion Post 81 on March 14 – Serving 4:30 – 7:30PM. Fox Hole Bar opens at 4 PM.


MHS FFA Mattress Fundraiser – March 14

Mauston High School
 
Duration: 6 hr 30 min
 
Public Anyone on or off Facebook
Mauston High School FFA is hosting their 1st Annual MATTRESS SALE Fundraiser and need your help! ?
Come out to Mauston High School (800 Grayside Ave
Mauston, WI) and experience our full showroom of high-quality mattresses, custom-made after each fundraiser! We carry brands like Simmons Beautyrest, Purple and Malouf at a fraction of the price… with many mattresses are made right here in Wisconsin!!!
??10/12/15/20 year warranties ??All sizes ??Financing options ??mattresses made & delivered weeks after the sale!
?This is Wisconsin’s ?BEST KEPT SECRET? for buying adjustable bed and split king sleep systems!!!
This is a ONE DAY only Mattress Sale, so we need your help!! ??SPREAD THE WORD by inviting all of your family and friends. Every purchase benefits the MHS FFA!!!
Let’s help the kids!!!! #beds4mauston2026

Facebook Event- https://www.facebook.com/events/1384638400073008/


Cabin Fever Vendor Faire – March 14


Quilts of Valor Ceremony – March 14

Quilts of Valor Ceremony at the Wonewoc American Legion 1:30 PM


St. Patrick’s Day Dinner – March 15


Stepping On Class – starting March 16 once/week for 7 weeks

Learn more with the Co-host from January 14


March Bus Trips – March 17


Two-Day Blood Drive – March 18 & 19

Blood Demand Continues, Tomah Health Schedules Two-Day Drive

Tomah Health and Versiti Blood Center officials are asking area residents to help meet a continued need for blood by donating March 18 or 19 in Tomah.

To help meet the need, Tomah Health and Versiti Blood Center of Wisconsin are holding a two-day blood drive March 18 & 19 from noon – 5 p.m. at Tomah’s Recreation Park, 1625 Butts Ave., Tomah.

Donors can register for a donation time at www.tomahhealth.org.

Versiti Blood Center is the sole blood supplier to over 60 hospital systems in Wisconsin including Tomah Health, the Tomah Veterans Affairs Medical Center and numerous other hospitals in the Coulee Region.

For Additional Information Contact
Eric Prise – Marketing & PR Director
(608)377-8686 eprise@tomahhealth.org<mailto:eprise@tomahhealth.org>


New Lisbon 8th Grade Faculty Games – March 19


Friday Fish/Shrimp/Wings – March 20

Friday Nights at the Wonewoc American Legion. 12-6PM.


Free Community Drive-thru Supper – March 22

Free Community Drive Thru Supper
Sunday, March 22nd 4-5 p.m.
Bethany Lutheran Church
All welcome!


Men’s Shed – March 24


3D Needle Felting – March 24


Fire Station Storytime – March 24

 
Fire Station Storytime (insted of Hatch Public Library)
Tuesday, March 24th at 10:00 AM at Mauston Fire Station (432 Hickory St.)
Enjoy stories and fun before a tour of the fire station! See the trucks! Meet a firefighter! Doors open at 9:50 AM.

Afternoon Book Club – March 25

Afternoon Book Club
Wednesday, March 25th at 1:00 PM at Hatch Public Library
Anyone is welcome to be part of our Afternoon Book Club. March’s book: Remarkably Bright Creatures by Shelby Van Pelt.


Friday Salmon Wellington/Salbury Steak – March 27

Friday Nights at the Wonewoc American Legion. 12-6PM.


Mauston Park Oasis Craft Show – March 28


Sprinkles of Sunshine – March 28


Easter Doggy Playdate – March 28


Monroe County Economic & Tourism Conference – March 30 & 31

Monroe County’s Economic Development & Tourism Spring Conference Announces 2026 Dates

Presented by the Economic Development & Tourism Committee

Media Kit (Images & Assets)

Monday–Tuesday, March 30–31, 2026 | Havenwood Event Center | Sparta, WI

exploremonroecounty.org/conference

Sparta, WI: Monroe County has announced the dates for its 2026 Economic Development & Tourism Spring Conference, set for March 30–31, 2026 at the Havenwood Event Center in Sparta, WI.

The two-day conference will feature startup stories, keynote speakers, and sessions on topics shaping communities across the region, including entrepreneurship, workforce culture, child care, housing, economic development, tourism, and outdoor recreation.

Attendees will gain valuable insights into workforce trends, startup innovations, and strategies for community growth, while also enjoying unique opportunities to network with regional leaders, industry experts, and innovators.

Registration & Tickets

2-Day Ticket: $125 ($100 Early Bird – Ends March 2, 2026)

Military/Veteran Ticket: $90 ($80 Early Bird – Ends March 2, 2026)
Student: $50

Early Bird registration is available online. Updates can also be found on the Monroe County Facebook page. Sponsorship opportunities are available. 

Media Contact

Adrian Lockington
Executive Assistant, Monroe County Administration Department
adrian.lockington@co.monroe.wi.us
608.269.8006
Executive Center Building
124 N Court St, Sparta, WI 54656
https://www.co.monroe.wi.us

Havenwood Event Center in Sparta, WI.


March Bus Trips – March 31


Diabetes Connect – April 2

1-2 PM at Mile Bluff Medical Center

If you are looking for answers and tips on how to live your life to the fullest while managing diabetes, plan to attend this month’s Diabetes Connect. At this informative and engaging discussion, Mile Bluff’s team of experts will be available to cover a variety of key topics, while you’ll also have the opportunity to connect with others and get tips from those on a similar health journey.

This event is free and open to everyone, including individuals with pre-diabetes and diabetes, as well as their loved ones and caregivers. Don’t miss this opportunity to gain valuable insight toward living your best, and healthiest, life.

Registration is not required to attend. A virtual option is also available (call 1 week in advance for details).

For more information, Call 608-847-1848.

Event Coordinator
Margaret HewittDiabetes Educator608-847-1848Preferred
Registration
  • Price:Free
  • Registration Instructions:

    Call 608-847-1848 for more information.


Curiosity Club – April 7


Adult Outreach – April 8


Enchanted Bookshop – April 8 & 12


Low-Cost Vaccination Clinic – April 11


Spring Craft Fair – April 11


Friday Play Day – April 17


Monroe Co Crime Stoppers Fundraiser – April 18

Monroe County Crime Stoppers is having its annual concert fundraising event at the Sparta High School on April 18, 2026. Mac Attack the ultimate tribute to Fleetwood Mac. The doors open at 6 pm and the concert starts at 7 pm. Complimentary tickets are available at the door on Saturday, April 18, with a suggested donation of $20. It is a major fundraising event for our organization. We would like to get the word out to citizens in the community. Can you help us once again?
 

What we do!
Monroe County Crime Stoppers promotes community engagement in helping law enforcement solve crimes. 

You can help!
  • Report Criminal Activity
  • Earn a Reward
  • Remain Anonymous

Monroe County Crime Stoppers is a nonprofit organization and is funded entirely through donations. 

What your donations do:
  • Solve Crimes
  • Recover Property
  • Remove Drugs
Monroe County Crime Stoppers is a non-profit organization and is funded entirely through donations. The Board of Directors is comprised of volunteer citizens from various parts of the county.

The following are our website and facebook links:
 

Plant Swap – Plant collection April 20-24, Giveaway April 25

Save the Date – Plant Swap
You’re invited to participate in Hatch Public Library’s 5th annual Plant Swap! Swap plants, cuttings, bulbs, and seeds! Bring in healthy, pest-free plants to swap with others in our community. Plants will be collected Monday, April 20th through Friday, April 24th. Anyone is welcome to attend the giveaway on Saturday, April 25th at 9:00 AM.


Mile Bluff Medical Center Community Forum – April 21

The public is invited to a community forum hosted by Mile Bluff President & CEO Dara Bartels on Tuesday, April 21, at Mile Bluff Medical Center’s main campus in Mauston.
Dara will share updates on the organization, provide insight into the healthcare industry, offer a deeper look at the Emergency Department project, unveil updated blueprints, and discuss Mile Bluff’s capital campaign.
This event is open to the public.
Event Details
Location: Mile Bluff Medical Center – Main Campus, Mauston
Date: Tuesday, April 21
Time: 5:00–7:00 p.m.
Schedule:
  • 5:00 p.m. – Doors open
  • 5:15 p.m. – Presentation begins
  • 6:15 p.m. – Q&A

Adult Outreach – April 22


Name that Tune Night – April 23


Move & Groove – April 24


Viva Las Paws – May 8 – Get tickets by April 24

 
Fabulous Carl W. Nelson Animal Shelter

Friday May 8th from 5-9pm

The Lodge at Mauston

Featuring: Elvis!

Entertainment-Dinner-Raffles-a whole lot of fun!

Get Tickets by clicking here

https://www.google.com/url?q=https%3A%2F%2Fapp.dvforms.net%2Fapi%2Fdv%2F66ex8w&sa=D&sntz=1&usg=AOvVaw1_iHhkbG_fLqZsq6d0CLNP

Get more info on their website:

https://www.carlnelson.org/home


Spring Wine Walk – April 25

 
119 East Bridge St, New Lisbon, WI, United States, Wisconsin 53950
 
? The Wine Walk is Back! ?
Stroll through downtown New Lisbon and enjoy an evening of beverage tasting, tasty bites, and community fun! This is the perfect way to connect with friends, meet local vendors, and celebrate our vibrant community.
Tickets: $30/per person
Wine Walk: 6:00 PM – 8:00 PM: Stroll through downtown New Lisbon and sample beverages and appetizers from local vendors.
Band: 8:00 PM – 11:00 PM: Stick around for live music from the Yellow Pellet Band and enjoy the evening’s festivities.
Bring your friends, your curiosity, and your love of wine — it’s going to be a night to remember!
?? Tickets will be on sale soon! Stay tuned for details

Juneau & Sauk Co Wellness Faire – May 2

At the LaValle Center 

Our Address

109 River street, La Valle, WI


Mother’s Day Tea – May 3

Our Address

109 River street, La Valle, WI


Adult Outreach – May 6 & 20


Diabetes Connect – May 7, June 4, July 2, Aug 6, Sept 3, Oct 1, Nov 5

1-2 PM at Mile Bluff Medical Center

If you are looking for answers and tips on how to live your life to the fullest while managing diabetes, plan to attend this month’s Diabetes Connect. At this informative and engaging discussion, Mile Bluff’s team of experts will be available to cover a variety of key topics, while you’ll also have the opportunity to connect with others and get tips from those on a similar health journey.

This event is free and open to everyone, including individuals with pre-diabetes and diabetes, as well as their loved ones and caregivers. Don’t miss this opportunity to gain valuable insight toward living your best, and healthiest, life.

Registration is not required to attend. A virtual option is also available (call 1 week in advance for details).

For more information, Call 608-847-1848.

Event Coordinator
Margaret HewittDiabetes Educator608-847-1848Preferred
Registration
  • Price:Free
  • Registration Instructions:

    Call 608-847-1848 for more information.


Free Community Drive-thru Supper – May 17

Free Community Drive Thru Supper
Sunday, May 17th 4-5 p.m.
Bethany Lutheran Church
All welcome!


Quilts of Valor Fundraiser – May 23

Mauston WI Quilts of Valor group will be having our 6th annual plant sale and brat fry fundraiser on Saturday, May 23, 2026. The plant sale will run from 7-1 and the brat fry from 11-1. 
 

Here is a link to the event on Facebook   https://www.facebook.com/share/18T599565T/


PickelFest – June 7


Discover Necedah Days – June 25-28

Discover Necedah Days is June 25-28. So far, the community has a city-wide garage sale, scavenger hunt, library book sale, and large rummage sale and food sale at the Village Hall.


Free Community Drive-thru Supper – August 30 and November 15

Free Community Drive Thru Supper
Sunday, August 30th 4-5 p.m. and November 15th 4-5 p.m.

Bethany Lutheran Church
All welcome!



Recurrent Events


 

 

Juneau County Sheriff App Download


Sign Up for Code Red Alerts

A Code Red Mobile Alert is a mobile application that provides residents with location-based emergency alerts, public safety notifications, and other important community information from local government and public safety agencies, complementing the existing CodeRED emergency notification system. This free app, available for iPhone and Android devices, uses your phone’s GPS to send targeted alerts to you even when you are traveling away from home, ensuring you receive timely, geo-targeted safety messages.  

How it Works

  • Location-Based Alerts:The app sends alerts to your phone based on your current location, even when you are traveling outside your registered address. 
  • Multi-Channel Communication:In addition to the mobile app, the broader CodeRED system can also deliver notifications via voice calls, text messages, and email, ensuring widespread coverage. 
  • Targeted Delivery:Agencies can send alerts to specific areas, ensuring the right people receive relevant information for their location. 
  • Urgent Notifications:The system is designed for fast, reliable communication during emergencies, such as severe weather, lost children, or wildfires. 

What to Expect

Timely Information:You will receive updates and instructions on what to do to stay safe during emergencies. 

Variety of Information:Alerts can cover a range of topics, from public safety issues to non-emergency events like boil-water notices or traffic closures. 

Enhanced Awareness:By utilizing your phone’s location, the app ensures you get warnings relevant to where you are, not just where you live. 

Winter Walking Hours

 

 

Giving Shelf

 

Uplift WI Statewide Peer Support 

The Wisconsin Department of Health Services (DHS) announced a new phone line that is now available allowing all Wisconsinites to share their successes and challenges with a peer who will listen and offer support without judgement or criticism.   

Uplift WI is available 24/7 at 534-202-5438.

People experiencing mental health and substance emergencies should call, text, or chat the 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline.  Call 911 if this emergency is life-threatening.

 

 

 

Fun For Seniors

 

 

Looking for Drivers

 

Community Pool Hours  – Daily

6:00am – 7:00am Adult Lap Swim
8:00am – 9:45am Open Swim/Lap Swim
10:30am – 11:30am Open Swim/Lap Swim

1:00pm – 4:00pm Open Swim/Lap Swim

4:00pm – 5:00pm CLOSED FOR SWIM PRACTICE
5:00pm – 6:00pm Aqua Aerobics

6:00pm – 8:00pm Open Swim/Lap Swim

 Mauston Public Pool
508 Grayside Ave
Mauston, WI 53948

Contact
kewing@maustonschools.org
608-847-6603

 

Childbirth Education Classes – Saturdays

CHILDBIRTH EDUCATION CLASSCall to register for a class before your baby arrives. For more information or to register, call 608-847-1013.

Join Mile Bluff’s childbirth education team for a one-day class to learn how you can prepare for birth, how to feed your baby, and what to expect after delivery. This class is free to you and your support person. The events include refreshments and a tour of the birthing center.

Saturdays from 4:00 pm – 8:00 pm at Mile Bluff Medical Center – Mauston

 

Breakfast Buffet – Sundays

Breakfast Buffet every Sunday at Wonewoc American Legion beginning at 8AM and runs until 11AM. This is an all-you-can-eat Buffet and includes both hot and cold drinks, biscuits and gravy, bacon, sausage, scrambled eggs, potato side, pancakes, French toast, waffles, pastries, and fruit.  Adults $12, Children 5-12 $5.  Credit and Debit now accepted. 

 

Playgroups – Mondays

Playgroups are available at the Juneau County Family Resource Center at 717 Martin Street in Mauston. Playgroups are every Monday 9:30-11:30 and free for children ages 0-5 years old accompanied by an adult.  The playgroups are organized free-play with crafts, activities, circle time stories and a free snack.  These activities are open to the public.  Call 608-847-4991 for more information.

 

 

Knitting, Crocheting, Crafting – Mondays

Knit, Crochet, or Craft 6:00 PM Mauston, Hatch Public Library Bring a project to work on and be part of the knitting, crocheting, and crafting community at HPL! All ages and abilities are welcome. Free yarn! Every Monday.

 

 


 

 

Strong Bodies – Mondays and Fridays


 

 

Fitness Classes in Necedah

Indoor Walking – Necedah

 

 

Young Children’s Storytime – Last Monday of Each Month

 

 

Euchre Every Monday

Euchre is held each Monday at the Wonewoc American Legion from 11 AM – 4 PM.

 

 

Storytime Each Tuesday

Storytime Friends
Tuesdays at 10:00 AMJoin us for stories, songs, early literacy activities, and more! A great opportunity to connect with other families.

 

 

Tuesday Table – Tuesdays

 

 

Key Educating Yourself – Tuesdays

Elroy Library 2PM

 

Legos at the Library  – Tuesdays

Legos at The Library – Tomah Public Library

 5 pm – 7 pm | 716 Superior Ave., Tomah

Bring the kids to build Legos every Tuesday! View more information on their website HERE.

Narcan Training – Tuesdays and Thursdays 

Walk-in Narcan Training happening now Tuesday’s and Thursday’s 10am to noon at the Juneau County Health Department. Trainings are only 15 minutes and you will receive a free Narcan nasal spray kit. Questions? Call the Juneau County Health Department at 608-847-9373.

SAFE FB Link

Coffee Group – Tuesdays and Fridays

 

BNI Meetings – Wednesdays

Education/Networking Meetings – BNI Cran-Country Referrals

Weekly on Wednesdays | 8 am | CLA | 435 Julie St., Tomah

Connect with other business professionals by joining their meetings to hear featured presenters each week. Visitors are always welcome to attend. For questions, contact Wendy Wright at 608-343-3936 or Tabitha Lueneburg at 608-393-6552.

 

 

Strong Bones Exercise Class – Wednesdays and Fridays

Elroy Library at 10AM

 

 

Tomah Farmer’s Market – Wednesdays and Saturdays

Check out the Tomah Farmers Market

?Every Wednesday and Saturday!

The Market is open on Wednesday’s

and Saturday’s through October!

To participate as a vendor, permits

can be obtained for $25 through the

City of Tomah at the City Hall.

Follow the Tomah Farmers Market for more information and updates on Facebook HERE.

 

BNI Meetings – Wednesdays

Education/Networking Meetings – BNI Cran-Country Referrals

Weekly on Wednesdays | 8 am | CLA | 435 Julie St., Tomah

Connect with other business professionals by joining their meetings to hear featured presenters each week. Visitors are always welcome to attend. For questions, contact Wendy Wright at 608-343-3936 or Tabitha Lueneburg at 608-393-6552.

 

Open Mic – 2nd Wednesdays at the LaValle Center

 

Art Class – Thursdays

Elroy Library  4:30PM

 

Necedah Recovery Support Meeting – Thursdays

Recovery Necedah

New Meeting!

Recovery from Alcoholism & Substance Abuse

Sick & Tired of being Sick & Tired?

“If you want to change your life, come join us”

  • We follow the 12 Steps of AA
  • This is an Open Meeting – All are welcome!
  • Starts Thursday, February 1st, 2024.

TIME :               7:00 pm – 8:00 pm (Every Thursday)

LOCATION :        United Methodist Church

(Use the rear parking-lot, entrance)

605 N. Harvey St.

Necedah, WI  54646               

Contact:  Tom W. * Cell: 765-336-4022 * email: tjw3278 @ gmail.com

 

Food Pantry  – Third Thursday

Pages in the Pub – Third Thursdays

 

Mindful Meditation – Fridays

Elroy Library at 11:30AM

 

Family Storytime – First Thursday Ea. Month

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Necedah Silver Hair Club – 2nd Friday Ea. Month

The New Necedah Silver Hair Club (seniors age 55+) will be meeting at 12 Noon each 2nd Friday of the month at the Necedah Village Hall.  Bring a dish to pass for lunch.  Meet with Friends and make some new ones!

 

ADRC Transportation Program

The ADRC of Eagle Country Juneau County Office provides transportation assistance for a low cost to Juneau County Residents age 60 and over or individuals living with a disability.  Services include the ADRC handicap-accessible van and bus, Volunteer Escort Drivers, Find Your Own Driver Program, and the Taxi Subsidy Program.  This is for non-emergency trips to medical appointments, shopping, nutrition, education and employment, as well as social and recreation.  Hours of operation are 8AM-4:30PM.  Requests must be made 48 hours prior to the appointment.  Call 608-847-9371 to find out more.

 

Necedah Food Pantry

 

 

Heating and Cooling Shelters

Tornado Safety

 

 

Necedah Flea Market

Necedah Flea Market    9:00 AM    –    4:00 PM    Necedah, Flea Market   
Flea Market is open in the summer on Saturdays 9-4 and Sundays 10-4
Contact: https://www.facebook.com/necdeahfleamarket

 

 

Fitness Center at Necedah Schools Opens October 27

Fit N Fun

 

 

If you are a non-profit group and have an upcoming event you would like announced on our Community Calendar, email Shelby@wrjc.com.

We update this page often!  Come back soon to see what’s new and to keep up with events in your Community!  If you know of something you are interested in that is not listed, please email Shelby@wrjc.com. Thanks!

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