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Hudson Farmer's Market on Carmichael September 4Saturday Mornings
July 10th - October 23rd
8 am to noon
777 Carmichael Road
Top 10 reasons to shop at a Farmers Market
1. taste real flavors
2. enjoy the season
3. support family farms
4. protect the environment
5. nourish yourself
6. discover the spice of life - variety!
7. know where your food comes from
8. promote humane treatment of animals
9. connect to the community
10. learn new cooking tips
BUY FRESH BUY LOCAL!
Website: www.hudsonfarmersmarketcarmichael.com |
| 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 | 10 Car Show
Locust Street Classic Car Show September 10
Join us the 2nd Friday of every month (May - September) for this fun family event. Pizza, ice cream, chocolate, caramel corn and more!
Sponsored by the Locust Street Merchants.
Location: Locust Street (between 2nd & 3rd St)
Time: 6-9pm
Contact: Dave Knoke-715.381.9866 Comedy Dinner Cruise
Afton*Hudson Cruise Lines September 10Comedy Dinner Cruise
September 10 - Jeff Bergino-Winnder of the Twin Cities Laff Off
Boarding at 6:30pm Hudson, WI, departing 7:00pm and returning at 10pm.
Enjoy our fabulous Herb Baked Chicken and Zesty Slow Cooked BBQ Ribs buffet with Buttered Parsley Potatoes, Hot vegetable blend, Assorted Pasta Salads, Mediterranean Salad, Rolls & Butter.
Includes chef's choice dessert
$54.95pp Location: Hudson Dock Contact: 651-436-8883 Website: www.StCroixRiverCruises.com
Community Garage Sale September 10
Hudson Lions Club 9th Annual!
Get your pullout map in the September 9th edition of the Hudson Star-Observer featuring an special large, easy to read map with the exact location of sales.
Deadline to get your sale listed is August 31 - contact the Hudson Star-Observer for add information at 486-1040.
Girls Bike Ride
Girls Night Out Bike Ride September 10Plan to join in the fun and experience all that Hudson has to offer first-hand at the Girls Just Want 2 Have Fun Bike Ride 2010! Join in the fun on Friday, September 10 through Saturday, September 11.
Choose a 15 mile Leisure City ride, a 30 mile Country Group ride, or a 45 mile Country Challenge ride through historic downtown Hudson and the countryside on Saturday. Bike ride events begin on Friday with the opportunity to shop, mingle, wander, eat and pamper yourself while experiencing beautiful downtown Hudson. Participants will be welcomed at an evening reception for refreshments, appetizers, and Cycle Chatter. Bike ride registration is $35. This includes welcome reception on Friday, and on Saturday a light breakfast and lunch after the ride. Limited to the first 85 riders with paid registrations.
Bike rides begin at the City parking lot next to Wells Fargo Bank on Second Street across from Art Doyle's Spokes and Pedals on Saturday at 7:15 a.m. for a light breakfast, bike fittings and ride sign in. Rides will begin at 8:15 a.m. (45 Mile), 8:30 a.m. (30 Mile), and 8:45 a.m. (15 Mile). Lunch will be provided at approximately 1:30 p.m.
Cost: $35-$45 Download PDF: Bike Ride Regisration.pdf | 11 Blues Cruise
Blues Cruise September 11
Rockin' on the River
Saturday, September 11, 2010
Live Music ~ 5 piece band with Elijah Blue & Shakey Jake Neuman
Chicken & BBQ Ribs Buffet
Complimentary Liquor and Beer Tasting
6:00 PM Boarding ~ 6:30-9:30pm Cruise
$44.95 per person plus tax and port fee. Includes scrumptious buffet dinner
Call for reservations 651.436.8883
Community Garage Sale
Community Garage Sale September 11
Hudson Lions Club 9th Annual!
Get your pullout map in the September 9th edition of the Hudson Star-Observer featuring an special large, easy to read map with the exact location of sales.
Deadline to get your sale listed is August 31 - contact the Hudson Star-Observer for add information at 486-1040.
Farmer's Market
Hudson Farmer's Market on Carmichael September 11Saturday Mornings
July 10th - October 23rd
8 am to noon
777 Carmichael Road
Top 10 reasons to shop at a Farmers Market
1. taste real flavors
2. enjoy the season
3. support family farms
4. protect the environment
5. nourish yourself
6. discover the spice of life - variety!
7. know where your food comes from
8. promote humane treatment of animals
9. connect to the community
10. learn new cooking tips
BUY FRESH BUY LOCAL!
Website: www.hudsonfarmersmarketcarmichael.com
Girls Night Out Bike Ride September 11Plan to join in the fun and experience all that Hudson has to offer first-hand at the Girls Just Want 2 Have Fun Bike Ride 2010! Join in the fun on Friday, September 10 through Saturday, September 11.
Choose a 15 mile Leisure City ride, a 30 mile Country Group ride, or a 45 mile Country Challenge ride through historic downtown Hudson and the countryside on Saturday. Bike ride events begin on Friday with the opportunity to shop, mingle, wander, eat and pamper yourself while experiencing beautiful downtown Hudson. Participants will be welcomed at an evening reception for refreshments, appetizers, and Cycle Chatter. Bike ride registration is $35. This includes welcome reception on Friday, and on Saturday a light breakfast and lunch after the ride. Limited to the first 85 riders with paid registrations.
Bike rides begin at the City parking lot next to Wells Fargo Bank on Second Street across from Art Doyle's Spokes and Pedals on Saturday at 7:15 a.m. for a light breakfast, bike fittings and ride sign in. Rides will begin at 8:15 a.m. (45 Mile), 8:30 a.m. (30 Mile), and 8:45 a.m. (15 Mile). Lunch will be provided at approximately 1:30 p.m.
Cost: $35-$45 Download PDF: Bike Ride Regisration.pdf
Scottish Heritage Festival September 11
Scottish Heritage Festival: The 5th annual event will be Sept. 11th from 10 A.M. to 4:00 P.M. at 1st Presbyterian Church, 1901 Vine St., Hudson, WI.
The event will begin with an opening ceremony honoring the Troops, Firemen, Policemen and Rescue Personnel. Authentic Scottish food including Paddy Ryan’s Sticky Toffee Pudding will be available beginning at 11:00. Other activities for the day include A Traders’ Market (bring food for the local food shelf and barter for an “attic treasure”), music by Langer’s Ball, 12-00-1:00 P.M., Piper, Anthony Howe, and Celtic musician, Laura Mackenzie, Clan Tartan Historical Encampment, a bake sale and craft booths, kids activities and Highland games for All.
Admission is free.
Location: 1st Presbyterian Church, 1901 Vine St., Hudson, WI St. Croix Valley Historic Archit
ArtReach St. Croix September 11
St. Croix Valley Historic Architecture Tour
Tour homes and other sites highlighting the rich architectural history of the North Hill of Stillwater. The tour is self guided and can be walked. This is an annual highlight for people interested in beautiful architecture and the history of the area.
St. Croix Valley Historic Architecture Tour
Tour homes and other sites highlighting the rich architectural history of the North Hill of Stillwater. The tour is self guided and can be walked. This is an annual highlight for people interested in beautiful architecture and the history of the area.
Saturday, Sept. 11, 10 am - 4 pm
Ticket location: ArtReach St. Croix, 224 N. 4th Street in Stillwater.
For more information, call 651-439-1465
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| 12 | 13 | 14 | 15 Labor Law Clinic
Labor Law Clinic September 15
St. Croix Valley Employers Association presents:
Wisconsin Employment Law Clinic 2010 for HR Professionals
on
September 15, 2010 from 7:30 am - 4:00 pm
at
Ready Randy’s in New Richmond, WI
Topics include:
Wage and Hour Laws presented by Corey Walton, Department of Labor Investigator;
WC/ADA/FMLA "102" - Making them all work together and how to manage them appropriately presented by Tom Revnew, Attorney at Law;
Current Updates and Hot Issues presented by Jennifer Nodes, Attorney at Law; and
Healthcare Reform: "What is our reality?" presented by Peter Marathas, Attorney at Law
Early Bird Price Member- $75.00, Non-Member- $90.00(before 8/31/10)
Regular Price Member-$85.00, Non-Member-$100.00(before 9/10/10)
Door Price Member-$100.00, Non-Member- $115.00(after 9/10/10)
Ready Randy’s
1490 131st Street
New Richmond, WI
Register and submit payment at www.scvea.com by September 6, 2010
*Registration fee is non-refundable
| 16 Wine Tasting & Dinner Cruise
Wine Tasting & Dinner Cruise September 16The 10th Annual Wine Tasting & "Around The World" Gourmet Dinner Cruise
The Grand Duchess
Boarding in Hudson at 6:00 PM
Departure at 6:30 PM - 9:30 PM
Featuring over 100 wines!!
$59.95/person
Reservations a must ~ Call now! 651.436.8883
Sponsored by Chicone's Liquor Mart, Hudson WI Website: www.aftonhouseinn.com | 17 | 18 Farmer's Market
Hudson Farmer's Market on Carmichael September 18Saturday Mornings
July 10th - October 23rd
8 am to noon
777 Carmichael Road
Top 10 reasons to shop at a Farmers Market
1. taste real flavors
2. enjoy the season
3. support family farms
4. protect the environment
5. nourish yourself
6. discover the spice of life - variety!
7. know where your food comes from
8. promote humane treatment of animals
9. connect to the community
10. learn new cooking tips
BUY FRESH BUY LOCAL!
Website: www.hudsonfarmersmarketcarmichael.com |
19 Spaghetti/Pizza Fundraiser
Spaghetti/Pizza Fundraiser September 19
St. Croix Industries to Host Fund Raiser for Developmentally Disabled Adults
St Croix Industries is holding their first annual all you can eat spaghetti/pizza fundraiser on Sunday,September, 19th from 4:00 – 8:00 pm at the Willow River Inn/Carbone’s Pizza in Burkhardt, WI.
Adults $10, children 10 and under eat free. Advance tickets sales are encouraged; please call 715-246-8299; tickets also available at the door.
Many raffle prizes and a silent auction will be featured. Proceeds from this event are used for our annual Christmas party, summer picnic, and outings and activities for consumers that attend or are employed by St Croix Industries.
St Croix Industries is a non-profit community rehabilitation program that offers persons with disabilities programming and employment in St Croix County.
Contact: 715-246-8299 | 20 | 21 | 22 | 23 Take me to the River
Take me to the River September 23Over 50 events along 50 miles over one weekend—September 23rd - September 26. Plus, when the tents come down at days end, there will be “artful” entertainment each evening to keep people at the river for as long as they’d like to stay.
Here’s a taste of what’s happening:
Thursday, Sept. 23
-Special musical kick-off, Thursday evening, Lowell Park, Stillwater
-Tales of Our Towns. People in communities from Taylors Falls to Hastings gather to tell “stories of place.”
-Story-Slam at the Freight House in Stillwater (Competitive story-telling with prizes for the winners)
Friday, Sept. 24
-Story-Slams at Tippy Canoes in Osceola and at the Green Mill in Hastings.
Saturday/Sunday Sept. 25 & 26
-Arts Fairs and Festivals: Hastings, Afton, Hudson, Franconia, Taylors Falls and St. Croix Falls as well as other arts events
Saturday Evening
-Lori Gordon and friends perform their hit music and story review: “I Love the Way You Talk to Chickens: Mostly True Stories and Songs about Love” at Trinity Lutheran Church, the Stillwater home of the SPCO.
-Franconia Sculpture Park Arts & Artist Celebration continues to 10pm
Sunday Evening
-Take Me to the River closing ceremonies. Paddleboat cruise aboard the Taylors Falls Princess
(Check the ArtReach St. Croix website www.artreachstcriox.org for times, locations, and other information about Take Me to the River events.)
Take Me to the River offers a unique weekend menu. The combination of daytime arts festivals with evening storytelling combines to create a “fine arts meets fringe fest” flavor. On its website, ArtReach St. Croix will also be offering maps of suggested rivertown tours by motorcycle, car, bicycle, and boat.
Powered by ArtReach
ArtReach St. Croix, a non-profit arts organization, has been the catalyst for this effort. There have been meetings in St. Croix Falls, Stillwater, Hudson and Hastings. The short-term objective of Take Me to the River has been to create a distinctive event that creates a bigger pie for everyone, including restaurants and lodging within the various river city communities.
However, ArtReach and its partners are going for bigger fish. Longer-term, the goal of connecting the arts in the St. Croix Valley is to create an arts district encompassing both sides of the river, a district that will become a nationally recognized center for the arts. ArtReach believes the talent is here and this festival is one way to showcase it.
Working together on Take Me to the River has had unanticipated benefits. “The level of collaboration has been inspiring,” says Danette Olsen, executive director of St. Croix Festival Theatre in St. Croix Falls, WI. “This is a fantastic opportunity for arts organizations to be better aware of each other and their programs. It’s what cultural sustainability and community building through the arts is all about. We grow stronger together.”
Every Fall the St. Croix Valley offers stunning foliage, migrating birds, and unique shops. This year, over the September 23rd – 26th weekend, why not add a unique concert or storytelling event to your St. Croix Valley experience? ArtReach and its partners want visitors to discover a different beat at every bend in the river. Website: www.artreachstcriox.org | 24 Comedy Dinner Cruise
Afton*Hudson Cruise Lines September 24Comedy Dinner Cruise
September 24 - Hanny and the Benders-The Stagebenders with Scott Hansen
Boarding at 6:30pm Hudson, WI, departing 7:00pm and returning at 10pm.
Enjoy our fabulous Herb Baked Chicken and Zesty Slow Cooked BBQ Ribs buffet with Buttered Parsley Potatoes, Hot vegetable blend, Assorted Pasta Salads, Mediterranean Salad, Rolls & Butter.
Includes chef's choice dessert
$54.95pp Location: Hudson Dock Contact: 651-436-8883 Website: www.StCroixRiverCruises.com
Phipps Center Galleries September 24
September 24 - October 24
Gallery One: Jennifer Rogers, Brooklyn Center, Sculpture
Galleriy Two: Linda Deg Lee, Minnetonka, Acrylic Painting; Carol Warner, Minneapolis, Sculpture
Gallery Three: Toni Easterson, Northfield, Mixed Media
Overlook: Layl McDill, Minneapolis, Polymer Clay
Reception: Friday, October 1, 6:30 � 8:30 p.m.
The Galleries of The Phipps Center for the Arts in Hudson, Wisconsin
No admission charge
715/386-2305
www.ThePhipps.org
Location: 109 Locust Street Take me to the River
Take me to the River September 24Over 50 events along 50 miles over one weekend—September 23rd - September 26. Plus, when the tents come down at days end, there will be “artful” entertainment each evening to keep people at the river for as long as they’d like to stay.
Here’s a taste of what’s happening:
Thursday, Sept. 23
-Special musical kick-off, Thursday evening, Lowell Park, Stillwater
-Tales of Our Towns. People in communities from Taylors Falls to Hastings gather to tell “stories of place.”
-Story-Slam at the Freight House in Stillwater (Competitive story-telling with prizes for the winners)
Friday, Sept. 24
-Story-Slams at Tippy Canoes in Osceola and at the Green Mill in Hastings.
Saturday/Sunday Sept. 25 & 26
-Arts Fairs and Festivals: Hastings, Afton, Hudson, Franconia, Taylors Falls and St. Croix Falls as well as other arts events
Saturday Evening
-Lori Gordon and friends perform their hit music and story review: “I Love the Way You Talk to Chickens: Mostly True Stories and Songs about Love” at Trinity Lutheran Church, the Stillwater home of the SPCO.
-Franconia Sculpture Park Arts & Artist Celebration continues to 10pm
Sunday Evening
-Take Me to the River closing ceremonies. Paddleboat cruise aboard the Taylors Falls Princess
(Check the ArtReach St. Croix website www.artreachstcriox.org for times, locations, and other information about Take Me to the River events.)
Take Me to the River offers a unique weekend menu. The combination of daytime arts festivals with evening storytelling combines to create a “fine arts meets fringe fest” flavor. On its website, ArtReach St. Croix will also be offering maps of suggested rivertown tours by motorcycle, car, bicycle, and boat.
Powered by ArtReach
ArtReach St. Croix, a non-profit arts organization, has been the catalyst for this effort. There have been meetings in St. Croix Falls, Stillwater, Hudson and Hastings. The short-term objective of Take Me to the River has been to create a distinctive event that creates a bigger pie for everyone, including restaurants and lodging within the various river city communities.
However, ArtReach and its partners are going for bigger fish. Longer-term, the goal of connecting the arts in the St. Croix Valley is to create an arts district encompassing both sides of the river, a district that will become a nationally recognized center for the arts. ArtReach believes the talent is here and this festival is one way to showcase it.
Working together on Take Me to the River has had unanticipated benefits. “The level of collaboration has been inspiring,” says Danette Olsen, executive director of St. Croix Festival Theatre in St. Croix Falls, WI. “This is a fantastic opportunity for arts organizations to be better aware of each other and their programs. It’s what cultural sustainability and community building through the arts is all about. We grow stronger together.”
Every Fall the St. Croix Valley offers stunning foliage, migrating birds, and unique shops. This year, over the September 23rd – 26th weekend, why not add a unique concert or storytelling event to your St. Croix Valley experience? ArtReach and its partners want visitors to discover a different beat at every bend in the river. Website: www.artreachstcriox.org | 25 Farmer's Market
Hudson Farmer's Market on Carmichael September 25Saturday Mornings
July 10th - October 23rd
8 am to noon
777 Carmichael Road
Top 10 reasons to shop at a Farmers Market
1. taste real flavors
2. enjoy the season
3. support family farms
4. protect the environment
5. nourish yourself
6. discover the spice of life - variety!
7. know where your food comes from
8. promote humane treatment of animals
9. connect to the community
10. learn new cooking tips
BUY FRESH BUY LOCAL!
Website: www.hudsonfarmersmarketcarmichael.com
Spirit of the St. Croix Art Festival September 25The Spirit of the St. Croix Days will be held September 25-26, 2010 in Lakefront Park, downtown Hudson. This year's event will feature an artist village, entertainment, food & beverage vendors and more! The festival is free and open to the public.
This year we will be offering even more art in the park, with 65 juried artists showing their best! Acoustical musicians will add to the atmosphere of fine art and food along with a marketplace of business vendors. Wagon rides past a parade of merchant-made scarecrows can't help to entice passersby to join us at Lakefront Park for this fall celebration! This two day community event will begin on Saturday from 10am to 5pm and continue into Sunday from 11am to 4pm.
Location: Lakefront Park, 100 Walnut St. Website: www.hudsonwi.org
Spirit of the St. Croix Art Festival September 25The Spirit of the St. Croix Days will be held September 25-26, 2010 in Lakefront Park, downtown Hudson. This year's event will feature an artist village, entertainment, food & beverage vendors and more! The festival is free and open to the public.
This year's art festival will feature over 75 local, regional, and national artists. If you are interested in having a booth in the art village, please download the application form below. All applications will be juried for acceptance into the festival. Application deadline is July 15. If there is still space after July 15, applications will be reviewed as they are received.
Location: Lakefront Park, 100 Walnut St. Cost: FREE (Unless noted) Contact: 715.386.8411/800657.6775 Website: www.hudsonwi.org/spirit_of_st_croix_days.phpDownload PDF: 2010 Art Show Application.pdf
Take me to the River September 25Over 50 events along 50 miles over one weekend—September 23rd - September 26. Plus, when the tents come down at days end, there will be “artful” entertainment each evening to keep people at the river for as long as they’d like to stay.
Here’s a taste of what’s happening:
Thursday, Sept. 23
-Special musical kick-off, Thursday evening, Lowell Park, Stillwater
-Tales of Our Towns. People in communities from Taylors Falls to Hastings gather to tell “stories of place.”
-Story-Slam at the Freight House in Stillwater (Competitive story-telling with prizes for the winners)
Friday, Sept. 24
-Story-Slams at Tippy Canoes in Osceola and at the Green Mill in Hastings.
Saturday/Sunday Sept. 25 & 26
-Arts Fairs and Festivals: Hastings, Afton, Hudson, Franconia, Taylors Falls and St. Croix Falls as well as other arts events
Saturday Evening
-Lori Gordon and friends perform their hit music and story review: “I Love the Way You Talk to Chickens: Mostly True Stories and Songs about Love” at Trinity Lutheran Church, the Stillwater home of the SPCO.
-Franconia Sculpture Park Arts & Artist Celebration continues to 10pm
Sunday Evening
-Take Me to the River closing ceremonies. Paddleboat cruise aboard the Taylors Falls Princess
(Check the ArtReach St. Croix website www.artreachstcriox.org for times, locations, and other information about Take Me to the River events.)
Take Me to the River offers a unique weekend menu. The combination of daytime arts festivals with evening storytelling combines to create a “fine arts meets fringe fest” flavor. On its website, ArtReach St. Croix will also be offering maps of suggested rivertown tours by motorcycle, car, bicycle, and boat.
Powered by ArtReach
ArtReach St. Croix, a non-profit arts organization, has been the catalyst for this effort. There have been meetings in St. Croix Falls, Stillwater, Hudson and Hastings. The short-term objective of Take Me to the River has been to create a distinctive event that creates a bigger pie for everyone, including restaurants and lodging within the various river city communities.
However, ArtReach and its partners are going for bigger fish. Longer-term, the goal of connecting the arts in the St. Croix Valley is to create an arts district encompassing both sides of the river, a district that will become a nationally recognized center for the arts. ArtReach believes the talent is here and this festival is one way to showcase it.
Working together on Take Me to the River has had unanticipated benefits. “The level of collaboration has been inspiring,” says Danette Olsen, executive director of St. Croix Festival Theatre in St. Croix Falls, WI. “This is a fantastic opportunity for arts organizations to be better aware of each other and their programs. It’s what cultural sustainability and community building through the arts is all about. We grow stronger together.”
Every Fall the St. Croix Valley offers stunning foliage, migrating birds, and unique shops. This year, over the September 23rd – 26th weekend, why not add a unique concert or storytelling event to your St. Croix Valley experience? ArtReach and its partners want visitors to discover a different beat at every bend in the river. Website: www.artreachstcriox.org |
26 Spirit of the St. Croix Art Fest
Spirit of the St. Croix Art Festival September 26The Spirit of the St. Croix Days will be held September 25-26, 2010 in Lakefront Park, downtown Hudson. This year's event will feature an artist village, entertainment, food & beverage vendors and more! The festival is free and open to the public.
This year we will be offering even more art in the park, with 65 juried artists showing their best! Acoustical musicians will add to the atmosphere of fine art and food along with a marketplace of business vendors. Wagon rides past a parade of merchant-made scarecrows can't help to entice passersby to join us at Lakefront Park for this fall celebration! This two day community event will begin on Saturday from 10am to 5pm and continue into Sunday from 11am to 4pm.
Location: Lakefront Park, 100 Walnut St. Website: www.hudsonwi.org
Spirit of the St. Croix Art Festival September 26The Spirit of the St. Croix Days will be held September 25-26, 2010 in Lakefront Park, downtown Hudson. This year's event will feature an artist village, entertainment, food & beverage vendors and more! The festival is free and open to the public.
This year's art festival will feature over 75 local, regional, and national artists. If you are interested in having a booth in the art village, please download the application form below. All applications will be juried for acceptance into the festival. Application deadline is July 15. If there is still space after July 15, applications will be reviewed as they are received.
Location: Lakefront Park, 100 Walnut St. Cost: FREE (Unless noted) Contact: 715.386.8411/800657.6775 Website: www.hudsonwi.org/spirit_of_st_croix_days.phpDownload PDF: 2010 Art Show Application.pdf
Take me to the River September 26Over 50 events along 50 miles over one weekend—September 23rd - September 26. Plus, when the tents come down at days end, there will be “artful” entertainment each evening to keep people at the river for as long as they’d like to stay.
Here’s a taste of what’s happening:
Thursday, Sept. 23
-Special musical kick-off, Thursday evening, Lowell Park, Stillwater
-Tales of Our Towns. People in communities from Taylors Falls to Hastings gather to tell “stories of place.”
-Story-Slam at the Freight House in Stillwater (Competitive story-telling with prizes for the winners)
Friday, Sept. 24
-Story-Slams at Tippy Canoes in Osceola and at the Green Mill in Hastings.
Saturday/Sunday Sept. 25 & 26
-Arts Fairs and Festivals: Hastings, Afton, Hudson, Franconia, Taylors Falls and St. Croix Falls as well as other arts events
Saturday Evening
-Lori Gordon and friends perform their hit music and story review: “I Love the Way You Talk to Chickens: Mostly True Stories and Songs about Love” at Trinity Lutheran Church, the Stillwater home of the SPCO.
-Franconia Sculpture Park Arts & Artist Celebration continues to 10pm
Sunday Evening
-Take Me to the River closing ceremonies. Paddleboat cruise aboard the Taylors Falls Princess
(Check the ArtReach St. Croix website www.artreachstcriox.org for times, locations, and other information about Take Me to the River events.)
Take Me to the River offers a unique weekend menu. The combination of daytime arts festivals with evening storytelling combines to create a “fine arts meets fringe fest” flavor. On its website, ArtReach St. Croix will also be offering maps of suggested rivertown tours by motorcycle, car, bicycle, and boat.
Powered by ArtReach
ArtReach St. Croix, a non-profit arts organization, has been the catalyst for this effort. There have been meetings in St. Croix Falls, Stillwater, Hudson and Hastings. The short-term objective of Take Me to the River has been to create a distinctive event that creates a bigger pie for everyone, including restaurants and lodging within the various river city communities.
However, ArtReach and its partners are going for bigger fish. Longer-term, the goal of connecting the arts in the St. Croix Valley is to create an arts district encompassing both sides of the river, a district that will become a nationally recognized center for the arts. ArtReach believes the talent is here and this festival is one way to showcase it.
Working together on Take Me to the River has had unanticipated benefits. “The level of collaboration has been inspiring,” says Danette Olsen, executive director of St. Croix Festival Theatre in St. Croix Falls, WI. “This is a fantastic opportunity for arts organizations to be better aware of each other and their programs. It’s what cultural sustainability and community building through the arts is all about. We grow stronger together.”
Every Fall the St. Croix Valley offers stunning foliage, migrating birds, and unique shops. This year, over the September 23rd – 26th weekend, why not add a unique concert or storytelling event to your St. Croix Valley experience? ArtReach and its partners want visitors to discover a different beat at every bend in the river. Website: www.artreachstcriox.org | 27 | 28 | 29 | 30 Play/The Big Bad Musical
Phipps Center Theater September 30
The Phipps Children's Theater
"The Big Bad Musical," by Alec Strum, with music and lyrics by Bill Francoeur The audience must decide on the guilt or innocence of the Big Bad Wolf when he is slapped with a class action lawsuit by a number of quirky storybook characters who want to get even.
September 30 - October 3
Thursday and Friday at 7 p.m., Saturday at 2 and 7 p.m., as well as Sunday at 2 p.m.
The Black Box Theater of The Phipps Center for the Arts,
109 Locust Street,
Hudson, Wisconsin
General admission tickets are $10 for all children and $12 for all adults.
715/386-8409
www.ThePhipps.org
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