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Pine River, WI · Arts & Culture
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Great People at The Great Place: Glenn Walborn
Growing up outside Weyauwega, Wisconsin, a boy who loved Westerns had a horse that did not always cooperate. Luke, the family’s American quarter horse, had two ways of moving: dragging his feet or hopping like a rabbit. Neither made for a particularly comfortable ride. Still, for someone raised on...
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Waupaca Museum Teaches Students About Local Depots
WAUPACA — Local History students visited the Waupaca Railroad Depot to better understand the role railroads played in communication. Members of the Waupaca Historical Society took students into the depot ticket office to show off the telegraph key that was used to tap out messages down the lines which followed the rail line. They also showed off tools used for passing measages off to moving trains.
Green Bay Press-Gazette
Tony Shalhoub's new memoir rooted in Wisconsin is literary comfort food
Tony Shalhoub’s new culinary memoir should come with a warning. Perhaps something along the lines of: “Reading this book will make you secretly long to be part of the Shalhoub family just so you can come to the reunion every summer in Door County.” “We Thought They’d Never Leave: Musings on Food and Family” is the Emmy Award-winning actor’s first crack at a book, and like most everything he lends his talents to, it’s playful, funny, from the heart and but another reason to make Green Bay proud to call him a native son. With the help of his daughter, Josie Adams, Shalhoub gives readers a most gracious window into his upbringing on the city’s east side in a house at 829 Doty St. with nine siblings, Lebanese American parents and a kitchen that smelled of stuffed grape leaves, bratwurst and roasted lamb. It was as a child that his family began spending summers in Door County – picking cherries for 25 cents a bucket, swims in the “healing waters” of Lake Michigan and breakfasts at the Sunset Restaurant and Motel. Those days on the the scenic peninsula of Door County have turned into what is now the extended Shalhoub
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XRoads41's 3-day outdoor country music, camping, and arts festival is coming to Oshkosh in August 2027
XRoads41 is a 3-day outdoor country music, camping, and arts festival held annually at the Oshkosh Festival Grounds in Oshkosh, Wisconsin. Location: Oshkosh Festival Grounds (2535 W Ripple Ave / 4125 S Washburn St), Oshkosh, WI. Main Stage Headliners:. Thursday, August 12: Sam Hunt. Friday, August 13: Florida Georgia Line.
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EAA’s Wright Brothers Memorial Banquet to Honor Historic PBY Catalina
The American Heritage Museum’s Consolidated PBY-5A Catalina will take center stage at EAA’s annual Wright Brothers Memorial Banquet on December 11, 2026, in Oshkosh, Wisconsin. Rob Collings, executive director and chief pilot of the Collings Foundation, will deliver the keynote presentation, exploring the aircraft’s wartime history and restoration.
The Northwestern
Oshkosh Mozart concert Nov. 1 launches choir’s 40th anniversary season
OSHKOSH – The Oshkosh Chamber Singers will mark the start of its 40th anniversary season with a concert featuring music written during Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart's final year. The performance, "1791: Music from Mozart's Final Year," will begin at 3 p.m. Nov. 1 at Most Blessed Sacrament Parish's St. Mary's site, 605 Merritt Ave., according to a community announcement. Music Director Herb Berendsen said the program highlights works Mozart composed near the end of his life. "In his final year, Wolfgang Amadeua Mozart created music of extraordinary beauty, depth, and humanity," Berendsen said. "Though his life was nearing its end, his imagination burned brighter than ever, leaving the world with works that continue to inspire, comfort, and uplift. This concert celebrates the remarkable legacy of 1791 — a year of unforgettable masterpieces that remind us that great art can transcend time, speaking to every generation with grace, hope." The concert program includes "Divertimento, No. 1 in D Major," selections from "The Magic Flute," "Ave Verum Corpus" and "Requiem Mass in D minor." Featured soloists and guest performers Soloists scheduled to perform include Julianne Perkins, host of the Milwaukee-area radio show Quantum Arts and a regular performer at Nessun Dorma in Milwaukee;
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Haunted Friday: Inside the WBAY building’s deep history
GREEN BAY, Wis. (WBAY) - WBAY’s building is on the state register of historic buildings, with a past that includes a social club, a high school and a radio station. The station’s auditorium, where its annual telethon is hosted, was once the Columbus Club, a social space built in 1925.
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EAA Aviation Museum adds six new aircraft to exhibits
OSHKOSH, Wis. (WBAY) — The EAA Aviation Museum has added six new aircraft to its exhibits. Among the new additions is a P-40 Warhawk associated with the Flying Tigers, American volunteers who went to China to help the Chinese military prior to the United States entering World War Two.
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A Local Author’s Work will be Presented at World Premiere Wisconsin
World Premiere Wisconsin is coming to Manitowoc and will feature work by a local author. Grace Heine’s award-winning play, The Immortals Guide to Death, will be playing at Parkview Playhouse. The play is centered around a trio of vampires trying to live normal lives in Wisconsin. When the eldest...