Event List

Gain tools to help you manage problem behavior, encourage desirable behavior, grow more confident as a parent, and take care of yourself.  We highly recommend attending all...

Throughout the 19th century and into the 20th, few regulations existed on making and advertising medicines. A dizzying array of cures, elixirs, balms, and bitters were widely marke...

This club meets on the last Tuesday of each month.

Lewy Body Dementia (LBD) affects every aspect of a couple’s life. The main symptoms of Lewy Body Dementia are described, as well as its apparent cause and treatment. The care partn...

Art. Community. Connection. The Fellowship is for autistic and neurodiverse teens and young adults (ages 16 and older) who wish to form solid connections among like-minded peers...

Learn to care for your family’s photographs, documents, and artifacts. Join archivist Sarah Beer for an in-depth look at the concepts and techniques of archive preservation. ...

Are you wondering how wild animals survive, what they eat, and where they live? The most interesting question of all is what happens to a wild animal if it becomes injured or orpha...

Local writers of all kinds meet up to hone their craft. Open to the public.

Part of the Pathways to the Past series. Author Ken Szymanski will draw from his experience interviewing relatives to help participants learn to put their family history down on th...

Chris Sturdevant, author of Cold War Wisconsin, will share intriguing regional stories of the Cold War, such as why nuclear missiles were based in the state, how Stalin’s only daug...

Part of the Pathways to the Past series. Archivist Sarah Beer will explain how to research your home’s past. This presentation will help you to shed light on the physical stru...

To mark the release of Year of Plenty: A Family’s Season of Grief, join the author, B. J. Hollars, and the poet/memoirist, Amy Fleury, for a reading and conversation on living...

BYO Book Club is a non-traditional discussion group for adults. Instead of reading a predetermined title, participants meet to talk about what they’re currently reading and get sug...

Art. Community. Connection. The Fellowship is for autistic and neurodiverse teens and young adults (ages 16 and older) who wish to form solid connections among like-minded peers...

This is a walk-in clinic and is not intended to establish legal representation. Applications for legal representation will be provided where appropriate. Get brief legal advic...

The Sawdust City Writers group, which operates under the umbrella of the Chippewa Valley Writers Guild, meets from 6-7:45 p.m. on the third Wednesday of the month. We are an encour...

Monthly meeting of the Friends of the L.E. Phillips Memorial Public Library Board.

Discuss classic and contemporary mysteries on the third Tuesday morning of the month. This Month’s Book: I Will Find You by Harlan Coben

Lake Altoona, a highly utilized recreational lake in Eau Claire County, is dying one grain of sand at a time. Birthed from a dam in 1938, it has been filling with sand and is expec...

This club meets on the last Tuesday of each month.

Art. Community. Connection. The Fellowship is for autistic and neurodiverse teens and young adults (ages 16 and older) who wish to form solid connections among like-minded peers...

Local writers of all kinds meet up to hone their craft. Open to the public.