Course dates: Saturdays, 12/14/2019 – 2/1/2020
Schedule: Saturdays, 8:15-11:30 a.m.; Centennial Hall, UWL
Interest area: Test Prep, College Readiness
About
This unparalleled ACT® test preparation course readies students for all four sections of the ACT® test, plus the optional writing section. Students take official, retired ACT® pre- and post-tests to determine strengths and weaknesses. Qualified instructors work directly with students to work through this comprehensive preparation program.
Fee: $199, includes textbook set; pre- and post- tests*; diagnostic assessment reports; instruction and interaction with qualified instructors. UWL.
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This hilarious sequel to ‘Boeing Boeing’ sees the return of Robert and Bernard. Can they successfully host a dinner party when everyone is sleeping with everyone else?
Every Saturday: 1pm – 4pm (Tours run at the top of the hour)
$8 per person includes a souvenir PSB pint glass, one free fill, a BOGO voucher for participating bars & restaurants, and the tour.
($2 discount with Military or Student ID)
Take a tour of La Crosse’s first and best La Crosse craft brewery – Pearl Street Brewery. Located in the historic La Crosse Footwear building on Saint Andrew Street. Learn why the name is Pearl Street and not Saint Andrew Street Brewery, and barrels of information about what goes on behind the brewing scenes.
No reservations needed, but arrive early to ensure you get your complimentary pint and first free fill.
Must be 21 or older OR be accompanied by a parent or guardian.
The Robert Burns Supper is an evening of Scottish food and a program that includes music, poetry, traditional Scottish dancers, and celebration.
Early bird registration is $60 per person and ends January 7th. After the 7th, tickets are $70 per person. Registration ends on January 16th.
Cocktails at 6:00 PM, and Call to Supper at 7:00 PM.
Information and registration is on ldpd.net or La Crosse and District Pipes and Drums facebook page. For additional questions leave a message at (608) 406-4573 or info@ldpd.net
Electric Stew from Actual Sound Studio & Deece Productions
Come join us as we cook up a sonic feast on Jan. 25th!
Ingredients are Bill Miller, T.U.G.G., Paul Bergen, Gregg Hall and the Wrecking Ball, Nick Temte, Outland and Flibbertijibbet.
Doors at 6, Music at 7. $10 advance $15 at door
Tickets will be available at Deece Productions online and locations.
Ricky Glore can be seen on THE BOB & TOM SHOW, DRY BAR COMEDY and his nationally televised
commercials #ExplainAMoviePlotBadly on the IFC Network.
RICKY GLORE’S SPITTING IMAGE TOUR has Ricky examining what life is like now that he is a new dad, through songs, stories and jokes.
Also joining Ricky –
BILLY DEVORE
Billy DeVore has been a finalist numerous times in the Funniest Person in Cincinnati Contest. You may have seen him on IFC and can currently hear him on his hit podcast about Major League Baseball, The New Nasty Boys.
RICKY’S BIO:
Ricky Glore is a stand up comedian and comedy writer known for his high energy and confidence on stage. He has opened for some of the top comedians, including Tracy Morgan, Jim Breuer, Damon Wayans, and Doug Benson. Whether he is discussing married life, family, pop culture or everyday observations, he is sure to be bringing a smile to your face and a laugh from your belly. Make sure to check out his book, “A THESAURUS IS NOT A DINOSAUR” AND OTHER NAPKIN THOUGHTS. Ricky currently is the head writer of the Twitter #ExplainAMoviePlotBadly. He can also be heard on the popular movie podcast, CINEMA TOAST CRUNCHCAST.
Performance located in the Veterans Studio Theater
Date:
Saturday, January 25th at 7 pm and 9 pm
Pricing:
$10 plus taxes and fees
Door of Hope welcomes you!
Join us for an open house Sunday, January 26th from 1pm-4pm
Light snacks will be served
Join us for a special Lego Brick Building Event. Bring your camera to take home memories of your creation. To register, call the West Salem Library at (608) 786-1505.
Get (1) FREE play in our Brewcade with every tap beer you purchase!
La Crosse Wisconsin is a beer town. It’s been that way since La Crosse was just a settlement more than 160 years ago. There’s something special about living in a beer town — but brewing beer in a beer town? Totally awesome. We’ve been at it since 1999. Crankin’ out award-winning beers and being part of the history of this town. Brewing great beer isn’t everything — it’s the only thing. Come on in and check it out.
Join us for a FREE Linoleum Block Printing Class led by local artist Amelia Sutherland. This is the Third class in the Art in the Library Series. The event is sponsored by the La Crosse County Economic Development Board. No Art Experience is necessary. Space is Limited, all supplies are provided. To Register, call the Holmen Library at (608) 526-4198.
This workshop is part of a 4-part series on professional development for women.
If you want to be a part of a changing workforce that values women, advocates for change and empowers women to lead, this 4-part workshop series is for you. It is designed to help you:
Understand how gender and other systems impact women's career development.
Strategize plans for developing critical career skills leading to personal advancement and organizational advocacy.
Develop a regional network of women-identified colleagues who can support career development.
Fee: $115 individual workshop before Nov. 29; $165 thereafter
$350 4-series package before Nov. 29; $550 thereafter
Free pint of beer just for riding your bicycle to the brewery.
$1 off pints from 4-6pm.
Bring in your favorite vinyl records and play that funky music.
Tasting Room Hours on Wednesday: 4p – 8p
Free Music – Every Thursday!
Mix of 60’s rock, 50’s blues and timeless Americana and Folk!
About Pearl Street Brewery:
La Crosse Wisconsin is a beer town. It’s been that way since La Crosse was just a settlement more than 160 years ago. There’s something special about living in a beer town — but brewing beer in a beer town? Totally kick-ass. We’ve been at it since 1999. Crankin’ out award-winning beers and being part of the history of this town. Brewing great beer isn’t everything — it’s the only thing. Come on in and check it out.
“Lost Voices of Mariel” Traveling Exhibit. In 1980, the Mariel Boatlift brought 14,000 people to the refugee compound at Fort McCoy. This exhibit explores the lives of the Cuban refugees who began their journey in the U.S. here and how it impacted Monroe County, Wisconsin.
On display at the Monroe County Local History Room & Museum, 200 West Main Street, Sparta, from January 31 until March 28, 2020. Open Monday – Saturday, 9-4:30.
Free admission.
For more info visit: www.Facebook.com/mclhr
Tours are at 5pm and 6pm on the hour.
Live Music plays from 6-9pm. No Cover.
($2 discount with Military or Student ID)
$8 per person includes a souvenir PSB pint glass, one free fill, a BOGO voucher for participating bars & restaurants, and the tour.
Take a tour of La Crosse’s first and best La Crosse craft brewery – Pearl Street Brewery. Located in the historic La Crosse Footwear building on Saint Andrew Street. Learn why the name is Pearl Street and not Saint Andrew Street Brewery, and barrels of information about what goes on behind the brewing scenes.
No reservations needed, but arrive early to ensure you get your complimentary pint and first free fill.
Must be 21 or older OR be accompanied by a parent or guardian.
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