Mauston, WI
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!
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Recurring events are listed at the bottom on the page.
September is Preparedness Month
National Preparedness Month 2025 takes place in September, with the theme “Preparedness Starts at Home,” which encourages citizens to build confidence in handling emergencies through simple, everyday actions like making a plan, creating a disaster supply kit, and practicing emergency responses. The month emphasizes raising awareness about disaster preparedness and encourages proactive steps to safeguard individuals and communities from potential disasters.
Hear the Co-Host with representatives of the Juneau County Health Department about Preparedness:
September is Preparedness Month! Prepared for what? Everything and anything that might happen! Shane, Jessica and Chis representing the Juneau County Health Department were here to talk about being prepared and the Medical Reserve Corps as well. Listen to this important Co-Host on our website if you missed it this morning:
More from Shane:
September is National Preparedness Month – Preparedness Starts at Home. We are asking you to take four key actions to prepare for any disaster you or your family may face. Win one of five Preparedness Buckets by liking and commenting on what you will do to be prepared during an emergency on Facebook. For more information on preparedness, click on the one the links below or call 608-847-9373. Like the Juneau County MRC Facebook page!
Know the different types of emergencies that could happen and appropriate responses to stay safe. Plan Ahead for Disasters | Ready.gov
Make a family emergency plan Make A Plan | Ready.gov
Build and emergency supply kit Build A Kit | Ready.gov
Get involved in your community by taking action to prepare for emergencies. Volunteer: Medical Reserve Corps
Receive notifications during emergencies by texting “JUNEAU ALERTS” to 99411 to Enroll ?in Code Red
If you need help with your Emergency plan or have questions, please call the Juneau County Health Department – Preparedness at 608-847-9373.
If know someone who might need assistance at home in an emergency, due to a medical or physical condition, please reach out to see how we can help with registration & eligibility.
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.
September Craft at Hatch Public Library
 Fall Tree Create It KitStop by the library during the month of September to pick up the supplies needed to make your own fall tree craft! |
Fall Storywalk at Hatch Public Library
| Fall StoryWalk – coming soon! Visit the StoryWalk in Riverside Park and Murphy Park to enjoy this fall’s selection A Bold Pumpkin Plan by Katy Hudson. |
Library Card Sign-up Month – September 1-30
| Library Card Sign-up Month September 1st-30th at Hatch Public Library This September, celebrate Library Card Sign-Up Month and discover how a single card can open the door to endless opportunities. With a library card, you can do more than check out books. Today’s libraries connect communities to information, inspiration, and each other. This year’s theme, “One Card, Endless Possibilities,” is a reminder that libraries are for everyone—no matter your age, background, or goals. Whether you’re diving into a new hobby, searching for your next great read, brushing up on tech skills, or helping your child succeed in school, it all starts with a library card. Getting a library card is free, easy, and empowering. For students, it’s a key to academic success. For adults, it’s a gateway to lifelong learning. For everyone, it’s a smart way to stay connected to your community. Stop in or visit our website hatchpubliclibrary.org to sign up for your library card! Because with a library card, the possibilities are truly endless. |
Oh! Arts “It’s No Small Thing” Art Show – Registration now through October 1
Challenge your own talent or your friends or family!
More information:
Oh! Arts
215 E. State St
Mauston, WI 53948
OhArts.net
608-747-2111
Fitness Classes – Fall Session – Sept 8 thru Dec 23
Rummage Sales – Weekdays & September 11-13
The Cemetery Club Live Performances – September 11 thru 21
Medicare ABC’s – September 12
Wonewoc American Legion Meal – Sept 12
Baby Storytime – September 13
Baby Storytime
Saturday, September 13th at 10:00 AM at Hatch Public Library
Stories and songs chosen with our littlest friends in mind! Enjoy fingerplays, bounces, and more. Stay to play afterwards!
Quilt Show at the Boorman House – September 13 & 14
Take Back Your Time Classes – Starts September 15
ADRC Bus Trips – September 16 & 24
Hatch Crafters – September 16
 Hatch CraftersSeptember 3rd, 16th, & 30th, 9:00-11:30 AM Every Monday at 5:00 PM Bring a project to work on and be part of the knitting, crocheting, and crafting community at HPL. All are welcome! Contact Donna at 608-844-9504 with questions or for more information. |
Jessica Michna Presents Jenny Appleseed – September 16
Jessica Michna presents: Jenny Appleseed
Join the tenants of Terrace Heights Retirement Community in Mauston on Tuesday, September 16, at 2:00 pm as they welcome back actress and historian Jessica Michna for a special performance of Jenny Appleseed.
Jessica Michna is renowned for her compelling portrayals of America’s First Ladies and other historic women. In Jenny Appleseed, Michna brings to life the sister of Johnny Appleseed, weaving together storytelling, humor, and historical insight in a performance that promises to entertain her audience.
This event is free and open to the public. Seating is limited, so call 608-847-2377 to reserve your spot today.
Business After 5 – September 18
Business After 5
September 18th
Farming With Watershed Wisdom – September 18
Producers of Lake Redstone will be hosting their Farming with Watershed Wisdom field day on Thursday, September 18 beginning at 5:00 pm.
Producers of Lake Redstone is a group of farmers within the Little Baraboo River watershed encompassing the area between Wonewoc and Reedsburg. Their goal is to improve water quality through conservation practices on their farms.
At the event, we will meet at the North End Tavern in La Valle then bus to Wegner Farms for a tour.
Wegner Farms is celebrating their 100th year anniversary, and we will hear the history of the farm along with all of their conservation efforts to keep our water clean.
Next, we will bus to the boat launch where we will board some pontoon boats to see the DNR shock fish and discuss how those farm conservation efforts we saw are helping the lake.
Finally, we will end the day with a free dinner at the North End Tavern sponsored by the Lake Redstone Protections District.
In order to attend, please register by calling the Juneau County Land and Water Department at (608) 547-7221
Freedom Quilts: Frozen in Glass – September 18
Freedom Quilts: Frozen in Glass
Thursday, September 18th at 1:00 PM & 6:00 PM at Hatch Public Library
Join local artist, BillieJo Scharfenberg, as she dives into the rich history of quilts and their connection with the Underground Railroad. Learn about how her personal explorations and understanding inspired the creation of her stained glass quilt square collection.
Family Picnic – September 18
Friday Play Day – September 19
Friday Play Day – Fall Fun
Friday, September 19th, 9:00-11:00 AM at Hatch Public Library
Free play activities for little learners! Connect with other families and participate in themed-play designed to spark curiosity and exploration. September’s theme is Fall Fun.
Wonewoc American Legion Meal – September 19
Rummage Sale – September 19,20
Please join Wonewoc Grace Community Church on Friday, September 19th and Saturday September 20th for their Rummage Sale at 208 East Street in Wonewoc. Sales will be held from 8 AM to 4 PM each day.
Hill & Valley Exploration Tour – September 20-28
Adams-Friendship Fine Arts Center 2025 Season Begins – September 20
Buckhorn State Park Events – September 20
Monthly Adult Bike Ride at 10 AM
More Information:
https://dnr.wisconsin.gov/topic/parks/buckhorn
Group Grief Support Classes – September 22 Registration Deadline
Tomah Health Hospice Touch Schedules Grief Series
Tomah Health Hospice Touch has scheduled a six-week group grief support and education series each Tuesday from Sept. 30 – Nov. 4 from 9:30 a.m. – 11 a.m. and Thursday from Oct. 2 – Nov. 6 from 1 p.m. – 2:30 p.m. the Hospice / Palliative Care offices at 601 Straw St. in Tomah.
Participants can choose from either the Tuesday or Thursday sessions.
There is no charge for the program; however, registration is required by calling Hospice Touch at (608)374-0250 in Tomah by Sept. 22.
Men’s Shed – September 23
Preparedness Month Events – September 23 & 24
ADRC Bus Trip – September 24
Afternoon Book Club – September 24
 Afternoon Book ClubWednesday, September 24th at 1:00 PM Anyone is welcome to be part of our Afternoon Book Club. Septembers book: The Perks of Being a Wallflower by Stephen Chbosky. |
Free Screening and Breakfast – September 25
Emplify Health by Gundersen Hillsboro Area is offering free health screenings as part of their commitment to community health. The screenings will take place at the Wonewoc Public Library between 7 a.m. and 9 a.m. Appointments are required.
Screenings will consist of a free cholesterol panel and fasting blood glucose test – both of which require a single finger prick of blood and could help indicate unknown health conditions such as high cholesterol or risk of diabetes. Individuals can also have their blood pressure and BMI checked, chat one on one with a diabetes educator, and enjoy a free healthy breakfast.
The free health screenings are designed to help individuals learn more about managing their health and reducing their risk of developing chronic conditions such as diabetes, high cholesterol, and high blood pressure – all of which can lead to major conditions such as heart disease, stroke, heart attack, chronic kidney disease and more.
Cholesterol and fasting blood glucose tests require nine hours of fasting prior to taking the test. Free health screenings last approximately 20 minutes and are by appointment only. There are a limited number of appointments available, so participants are encouraged to call early to schedule their appointment. For more information, or to make an appointment, call (608) 464-3575.
Dear Diary – September 25
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| Dear Diary Thursday, September 25th, 4:00-5:30 PM Create your own diary and enjoy art and games based on your favorite diary style book series including Diary of a Wimpy Kid, Dork Diaries, Owl Diaries, and more! |
I & E Meeting – September 25
September 25, 2025 – Collette Schultz, ROI Tech Check Rundown
I&E Meetings are open to all – Free of charge
Target Bluff German Haus
208 US 12, Camp Douglas, WI
5:30 Doors Open
Food Pop-up Event – September 25
Fall Fitness – Thru December
Vaccination Clinics – September 26
Learn more from the Co-Host from August 25:
Wonewoc American Legion Meal – September 26
Golf Fundraiser – September 28
Vaccination Clinic – September 29, 30 & October 1
ADRC Office Closed – September 30
Hatch Crafters – September 30
| Hatch Crafters September 3rd, 16th, & 30th, 9:00-11:30 AM Every Monday at 5:00 PM Bring a project to work on and be part of the knitting, crocheting, and crafting community at HPL. All are welcome! Contact Donna at 608-844-9504 with questions or for more information. |
Flu Shots Available – October 1
Food Pop-up Event – October 1
Fitness Classes – Fall Session – Sept 8 thru Dec 23
Navigating Breast Health – October 2
ADRC Office Closed – October 3
Aging Expo – October 3
Next Steps for Change – October 3
Next Steps for Change Hosts First Annual “Next Steps Night Out” Fundraiser
Next Steps for Change is thrilled to announce its first annual fundraising event,
Next Steps Night Out, taking place on Friday, October 3, 2025, at Capella Weddings & Events in La
Crosse.
This one-of-a-kind, adults-only evening invites the community to come together for a fun,
costumed, movie-themed celebration. Dress up as your favorite movie character or come
dressed to walk the red carpet! The Next Steps for Changes team chose The Greatest Showman as our movie theme! Guests will enjoy carnival-style games, dinner, live entertainment, and the chance to win incredible prizes—including $3,000 cash!!! Costumes are encouraged but not required, and surprises are in store throughout the night!
All proceeds from the event will directly support peer support services provided by Next Steps
for Change, a nonprofit organization dedicated to helping individuals affected by substance
use find their unique path to recovery. With services spanning Monroe, La Crosse, Vernon, and
Crawford Counties—and soon expanding into Jackson County—Next Steps for Change uses
lived experience and authentic connection to foster hope and healing.
“This event is more than a fundraiser—it’s a celebration of recovery, resilience, and the power
of community,” said Natalie Morescki, Executive Director of Next Steps for Change.
“Our peer supporters are walking alongside people every day as they take their next steps toward a better life.”
Sponsorship opportunities and ticket information are available at:
https://next-steps-night-out.raiselysite.com/
For those unable to attend, donations are also welcome and appreciated to help sustain and
grow these vital services.
About Next Steps for Change
Through the use of Peer Support, we empower individuals who use substances to find their
own pathway to recovery. As an organization, we aim to foster a compassionate community
and train recovery coaches who inspire hope and drive change.
Contact:
Natalie Morescki, Executive Director
Next Steps for Change
natalie@nextstepsforchange.org
(608) 466-6677
Indoor Walking Path at Necedah Schools Opens October 6
Cranes over WI – October 7
Flu Vaccination Clinic – October 8 & 10
Buckhorn State Park Events – October 11
Hayride & Campfire Noon to 4 PM
More Information:
https://dnr.wisconsin.gov/topic/parks/buckhorn
Craft Show – October 11
Necedah Outdoor Adventure Club
Fall Fitness thru December
Stuffed Animal Clinic – October 16
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| Stuffed Animal Clinic Thursday, October 16th, 5:30-6:30 PM Bring your favorite plush friend for a checkup! Meet with local health professionals: – Dr. Ryan Plamann, MD from Mile Bluff – Holly Helmann, MA, LPC from Grace Counseling – Sierra Johnson, RDH from WI Dental Improvements – Kristen Ehlert, HIS from Professional Hearing Care – Dr. Christine Renner, OD from Mauston Family Eyecare Your child’s stuffed animal will receive care from professionals for its body, mind, teeth, ears, and eyes before kids take a turn as the doctor with dramatic play centers. A perfect opportunity to learn about healthy living and to ease appointment anxiety. |
Pumpkins on the Patio – October 18
 Pumpkins on the PatioSaturday, October 18th, 10:00-11:00 AM Carve or paint your own pumpkin! Free fall fun for the whole family! |
Senior Citizen Luncheons at Necedah Schools – October 22
Necedah Schools Events – October 17 and 25
Buckhorn State Park Events – October 25
Monthly Hike at Whispering Pines 1 PM
More Information:
https://dnr.wisconsin.gov/topic/parks/buckhorn
Trunk-or-Treat – October 26
Trunk-or-Treat at Bethany Lutheran Church at 620 Grove Street in Mauston on October 26th from 3-5 PM in the parking lot.
Fitness Center at Necedah Schools Opens October 27
Caregiver Boot Camp – October 29
I & E Meeting – October 30
October 30, 2025 – open
I&E Meetings are open to all – Free of charge
Target Bluff German Haus
208 US 12, Camp Douglas, WI
5:30 Doors Open
Buckhorn State Park Events – November 1
Monthly Hike at Barrens Trail
More Information:
https://dnr.wisconsin.gov/topic/parks/buckhorn
Fitness Classes – Fall Session – Sept 8 thru Dec 23
Senior Citizen Luncheons – November 5 & 19
Caregiver Classes – Nov 6 thru Dec 18
Oh! Arts “It’s No Small Thing” Art Show – Exhibit November 7 – 29
More information:
https://www.oharts.net/its-no-small-thing
Oh! Arts
215 E. State St
Mauston, WI 53948
OhArts.net
608-747-2111
Community Drive-thru Meal – November 16
Community Drive-thru Meals will be served at Bethany Lutheran Church at 620 Grove Street in Mauston on November 16th from 4-5 PM.
Senior Citizen Luncheons – November 19
Buckhorn State Park Events – December 1
Monthly Hike at Central Sands
More Information:
https://dnr.wisconsin.gov/topic/parks/buckhorn
Fitness Classes – Fall Session – Sept 8 thru Dec 23
Senior Citizen Luncheons – December 17 thru May 20, 2026
Recurrent Events
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
508 Grayside Ave
Mauston, WI 53948
Contact
kewing@maustonschools.org
608-847-6603
More Information
https://www.facebook.com/MaustonPublicPool
Childbirth Education Classes – Saturdays
CHILDBIRTH EDUCATION CLASS – Call 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.
Music in the Park – Mondays
| Music in the Park Mondays at 6:00 PM in June, July, & August Join your neighbors for a free concert in Riverside Park every Monday evening at 6:00 PM during the summer months. View the full lineup here. |
Playgroups – Mondays
Playgroups are available at the Juneau County Family Resource Center at N4982 HWY 58 in Mauston. Playgroups are every Monday 9:30-11 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 & Fridays |
| Strong Bodies – Registration Required at Hatch Public Library Mondays & Fridays, 8:00-9:00 AM A FREE strength training program for adults of all ages. Increase strength, energy, flexibility, and balance and improve mood and sleep quality. Register here. Strong Bodies is offered in part through Juneau County UW-Extension with instructor Angela (angela.desmith@wisc.edu). |
Fitness Classes in Necedah
Outdoor Storytime Friends – Tuesdays
Storytime, songs, early literacy activities take place Tuesday Mornings at 10AM at Hatch Public Library in Mauston. Tuesdays at 10:00 AM on the lawn behind the patio
Stories, songs, and play! Weekly fun for families! Bring your own blanket or chairs. Storytime will meet inside the library in the event of inclement weather. It is a great opportunity to connect with other families.
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| Outdoor Storytime Tuesdays at 10:00 AM on the lawn behind the patio Stories, songs, and play! Weekly fun for families! Bring your own blanket or chairs. Storytime will meet inside the library in the event of inclement weather. |
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.
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.
Chair Yoga – Wednesdays
Bring yourself and a friend every Wednesday for chair yoga.
New Lisbon Library
115 W Park St
New Lisbon, WI 53950 US
608-562-3213
More Information
https://www.newlisbonlibrary.org/event/chair-yoga-1030-21/
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.
Art Class – Thursdays
Elroy Library new day and time beginning Sept 5 – 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
Mindful Meditation – Fridays
Elroy Library at 11:30AM
AA/NA Meetings Each Week
Mauston
Monday 11 AM Mauston United Methodist Church, 420 Suszycki Drive
Wednesday 1:30 PM Mauston United Methodist Church, 420 Suszycki Drive
Friday 7:00 PM Mauston United Methodist Church, 420 Suszycki Drive
NA Meeting – Mauston Thursday 6:30 PM Mauston United Methodist Church
420 Suszycki Dr (Spiritual Principles)
Elroy
Tuesday 7:30 PM Methodist Church, 125 Royal Ave.
(Steps 1st & 2nd weeks, Traditions 3rd & 4th weeks)
Hillsboro
Wednesday 7 PM Farmers State Bank, use side door
Lake Delton/Wisconsin Dells
Tuesday 8 PM Episcopal/Methodist Church, Unity Drive & Hwy A
Wednesday 7:30 PM Ho-Chunk Wellness Center, S2821 White Eagle Rd.
Thursday 7 PM Presbyterian Church, 730 Cedar St. (Big Book Study)
NA Meeting Friday 7 PM United Methodist Church, 320 Unity Dr. (Hwy A)
Saturday 7 PM Miracles Healing Center (Speaker Meeting)
Sunday 7 PM Presbyterian Church, 730 Cedar St.
New Lisbon
Thursday 7:00 PM Bethany Lutheran Church, 618 W. River St.
Tomah
Monday 7 PM Tomah VA Hospital, 500 E. Veterans St.
Wednesday 7 PM Building 407 (conference room)
Thursday 7 PM Church of Nazarene, 2581 E. Veterans St.
Friday 7 PM Tomah VA Hospital, 500 E. Veterans St.
Saturday 7 PM Building 407 (conference room)
Tomah Thursday 5:30-7 PM Tomah Hospital Smart Recovery
Wonewoc
Saturday 7:30 PM United Methodist Church, 208 N. East St. (Step)
Family Storytime – First Thursday Ea. Month
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
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!
