From the Dunn County ADRC Facebook page.

Register online HERE. Find more information about StrongBodies HERE.

The Pages and Pints Book Club is your kind of book club - come once or come to all - it's up to you! Library staff will host at brewery nønic in Menomonie from 6-7pm on: September 29 - Still True by Maggie Ginsberg October 27- Wild Dark Shore by Charlotte McConaghy November 24 - The River is Waiting by Wally Lamb Don't like beer? You are still welcome to come! Like beer? Brewery nønic has plenty of options. See you there!

Join our Pickleball Lessons this fall. We are offering Pickleball 101 for beginners and Pickleball 201 for those who want to take their game to the next level. Registration opens on Tuesday, September 8, 2026, at 8:00 am. In person at the Recreation Department office or online HERE. From the Menomonie Parks and Recreation Facebook page.

Parents, caregivers, and educators of 4-to-7-year-olds can learn simple, proven tools to help children handle conflict and make better choices in a free, six-week online course starting Tuesday, September 22. Evening or morning options are available and are interchangeable. Taught by UW–Madison Extension family educators, “Raising a Thinking Child” teaches adults how to guide children to solve their own everyday problems, handle frustration, and consider the consequences of

The Downsville Museum is offering a series of learning events throughout the summer. The museum is located at E4541 County Road C in Downsville. Saturday, August 15th 1 PM - 2:30 PM Prairie Restoration Presentation - by Steve Hogseth Steve Hogseth will talk on the importance and meaning of Prairie Restoration for future generations. Saturday, August 22nd 12 PM - 12:30 PM History of Chippewa Valley Bean - by Cindy Doane Brown Cindy will present on the history of her family's b

Helping care for an aging parent, spouse, family member, or client can bring a lot of questions... What’s the best next step? How do families make decisions together? What support strategies actually help? Our new "Family Caregiving & Decision-Making" course is designed to make those conversations and decisions a little easier to navigate. This 3-hour, online, self-paced course gives you practical tools to better understand: Common challenges family caregivers face Different

UW-Stout is offering a continuing education program on constructive dialogue. Dates are September 10, 17, and 24, 2026, from 6:00-7:30 pm. This is an in-person class located in Harvey Hall. The cost varies. Check HERE for more information. In a time of polarization, many people feel stuck between speaking up and keeping the peace. This three-part series offers a different path—one that honors free expression while strengthening our ability to listen, understand, and engage

LIVESTRONG® at the YMCA is a free 12-week evidence-based program, tailored to the specific needs of adult cancer survivors who would like to improve their quality of life before, during, and after treatment. We offer small group sessions to connect participants to other cancer survivors looking to reclaim their lives. Our certified instructors and personal trainers have undergone specialized training in the elements of cancer, rehabilitative exercise, and supportive cancer ca

You don’t need to be a counselor to make a difference. This Mental Health First Aid training is designed for agriculture professionals who regularly connect with farmers, ranchers, and rural families. Learn how to listen, respond, and connect people with the help they need when it matters most. July 28–29 (virtual) Learn more and register HERE.

Turn personal stories into a powerful personal narrative Transform your lived experience into a compelling narrative. Across five two-hour sessions, you will read and analyze memoir excerpts to understand effective techniques, identify your target audience—whether family, community, or potential publication—and strengthen your observational skills to uncover the vivid details that bring personal stories to life. Each session includes structured writing time and targeted exerc

Experience Japanese traditions—past and present—through engaging community-based workshops that bring culture to life Discovering Japan is a budget- and schedule-friendly series of short, in-person classes that bring the richness of Japanese culture directly to the UW-Stout campus and surrounding community. Some sessions are free, while others charge a modest registration fee for materials—but you’ll always leave with something meaningful in hand: a beautiful creation, a new

Parenting doesn’t come with a manual—but support makes all the difference. Join us this summer as we explore topics like everyday parenting, big family changes, kids’ mental health, and healthy relationships. Because when families have the right tools, children thrive. Check out our upcoming parenting courses HERE. From the Extension Dunn County Facebook page.

Summer break is almost here… and so is the battle over screen time. Join this FREE two-part virtual workshop designed for parents of children ages 3–10 and learn practical strategies to help your child build healthy screen habits without the constant conflict. In this Triple P series, you’ll learn how to: Set reasonable screen time limits Prevent common screen-related issues Teach healthy online habits Manage conflict over screens Keep your child safe online Tuesday & Thursda

This 1-week, 1-credit course explores divergent and convergent thinking strategies while introducing philosophies of creativity across disciplines. Through morning and afternoon sessions, students engage in individual and group activities that build toward a final creative challenge—featuring writing, drawing, juggling,* and other interactive exercises. This course is open to degree-seeking university students, professionals seeking strategies to improve workplace problem-sol

Milo Beyrer and Gene Knutson during the Generation Celebration Day at The Neighbors of Dunn County on April 28th. Photo by Zachary Rozmiarek. 4-H Grows Here! Last month, Dunn County 4-H offered a cross-generational program called Generation Celebration, where youths were able to meet and interview residents of the Neighbors of Dunn County Nursing Home. This turned out to be a meaningful program for both the youths and the residents. As the 4-H youths listened to the amazing s

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Chippewa Valley Technical College will again offer the Learn Grow Lead conference , where administrative and business professionals come together to sharpen their skills, boost productivity, and leave with practical tools to transform their workplace. The event will be from 7:30 a.m. to 3:45 p.m. Wednesday, April 22, at CVTC’s Business Education Center. Business and administrative professionals are encouraged to attend. The day will be packed with insightful keynote spea

Join us for free quarterly trainings to increase your skills as a caregiver. From the Dunn County ADRC Facebook page .

Ready for spring to get out and get moving? We’ve got you covered with 2 fun opportunities! Walk & Talk Book Club Menomonie in Motion Class Walk & Talk Book Club Led by Library Director Joleen Sterk, this book club will get us out on the trail walking and in the library talking about the book, “Be Where Your Feet Are” by Scott O’Neil. Feb 25, March 4, March 11, & March 18 from 5:30-6:30 registration for the book club is not required (but IS required for Menomonie in Motion) F