From the Dunn County ADRC Facebook page .

Glass By Nanc is offering a two-day beginning stained glass class at the Rassbach Museum. The class will meet on April 30th and May 7th, from 5:00 to 7:30 pm. You will learn about tools, safety, and the steps for making a hummingbird suncatcher, which is yours to keep. The cost is $65 and includes all materials needed and the use of tools. Sign up HERE .

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

From the Dunn County ADRC Facebook page .

Join our Adult Social Dance Classes taught by Goggin Ballroom Dancing . You can learn the basics of Swing, Waltz, and other dance styles. No need to sign up with a partner, we can make pairs during the class. Sign up HERE . From the Menomonie Parks & Rec Facebook page .

The University of Wisconsin-Madison Division of Extension is hosting a “Parasite Patrol - Plus” workshop for all sheep and goat producers. This workshop will be held from 8:00 am – 12:00 pm on Saturday, April 25, 2026, at Govin’s farm, N6134 670th St., Menomonie, WI 54751. This workshop and its two hands-on sessions focus on managing the health and production risks posed by intestinal parasites (helminths) to flocks and herds. Topics include: • Intestinal parasite life cy

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

Helping young children manage their feelings can be rough. To support those working on the front lines of childcare, UW–Madison Extension and Thriving Wisconsin are hosting a hands-on workshop this May. The workshop, titled "Emotion Regulation in Action," is designed for local teachers and daycare providers. Attendees will walk away with simple, science-based tools to help kids stay calm, build confidence, and navigate "big emotions" throughout the day. “Every day, childcare

Would You Like Your 4-7 Year Old Children to Think a Bit More Before Acting? Local University of Wisconsin-Madison – Division of Extension family educators will be offering an online six-session course called Raising a Thinking Child this spring. Your choice of AM or PM classes. Registry Credit is available to early childhood educators. Parents and educators can use refreshingly simple techniques to help children with decision-making and communication skills which are show

With cattle prices at record highs, margins remain tight and good management is critical to successful cattle finishing. Join UW Madison Extension Regional Educators and Specialists for a workshop addressing timely topics, including silage management, market outlook, and tools to help decision-making. Topics and presenters are as follows: Optimizing corn silage quality : harvest to feeding , Dr. Luiz Ferraretto, Ruminant Nutrition Extension Specialist, will lead a disc

Life can be tough, but you don't have to handle stress alone. This spring, University of Wisconsin-Madison Extension is offering a free online class called WeCOPE to help adults in our community feel better and stay positive. WeCOPE (which stands for Connecting with Our Positive Emotions ) is a 6-week program that teaches simple, proven ways to lower stress and improve health. Instead of just talking about problems, this class focuses on "pro-tips" for your brain—like how to

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

Feeling stressed? Looking for simple ways to build more positivity into your day? Join our WeCOPE: Connecting with Our Positive Emotions – Lunch & Learn Series, an evidence-based program designed to help adults manage stress, boost positive feelings, and build healthy habits. Tuesdays | March 31–May 5 12:00–1:00 PM Six virtual sessions Learn practical tools like mindfulness, gratitude, emotional awareness, and self-compassion — all during your lunch hour! The course is fre

Are you a caregiver for an individual with dementia? Providing care for a loved one with dementia can be a heavy responsibility. We invite you to join us in reading 'Loving Someone Who Has Dementia' by Pauline Boss, PhD and engaging in a group discussion to explore the numerous challenges that accompany this vital role. To register contact Amy Luther at 715-273-6780 or email amy.luther@pierce.wi.us . From the Pierce County ADRC Facebook page .

We’re here to help you find your family roots! Syliva Tiala (UW Stout professor) offers genealogy help sessions on the 1st Saturday of each month from 9-11am in the small meeting room. If that time doesn’t work for you, contact Sylvia to schedule an appointment at tialasyl@gmail.com From the Menomonie Public Library Facebook page.

Need a reason to get out and get moving during these dark days of winter? Look no further! Menomonie Theater Guild is proud to present an Introduction to Musical Theater Dance happening live at the MTG studio for six weeks, beginning January 27th. Led by the amazing Alex Hall, choreographer for MTG's recent production of White Christmas, this class will be a fun introduction to the world of musical theater dance and a great way to get out in the community. ALL (ages 13 and up

Dragon Tale Books 'Partners in Crime Book Club' meets on the third Tuesday of each month at 6 pm, either in person or via Zoom . Dragon Tale Books is located at 216 Main Street. January 20 - The Expectant Detectives by Kat Ailes. Setting: Cotswalds, England. February 17 - Everyone in My Family has Killed Someone by Benjamin Stevenson. Setting: Australia March 17 - Under the Storm by Christoffer Carlsson. Setting: Sweden April 21 - The Quiet Librarian by Allan Eskins. Setti

Dragon Tale Books "No Pressure Book Club" meets on the first Tuesday of the month at 6 pm , except in January, June, July, August, and December, either in person or via Zoom . Dragon Tale Books is located at 216 Main Street E. February 3 - All Boys Aren’t Blue: A Memoir-Manifesto by George M. Johnson. An often challenged book for Black History Month March 3 - The Personal Librarian by Marie Benedict and Victoria Christopher Murray; Women’s History Month April 7 - The April

The Educational Pathways and Outreach office at UW-Stout works with expert faculty and staff to offer engaging, budget-friendly continuing education classes, workshops and events. Whether you are looking to strengthen a professional skill set, explore a new hobby, or engage in flexible in-person or virtual learning, there are options to meet a wide range of goals. To kick off 2026, check out the FreshStart Series - four on-campus, two-hour classes focused on fitness, financia