Storywalk
May 1-31
7 AM-Dusk @ Dubuque Arboretum
This month’s Storywalk is Like a Dandelion by Huy Voun Lee located on the Legacy Tree Trail. Visit DubuqueArboretum.net/Events-Calendar.
The Mining & Rollo Jamison Museums Tour Season
Wednesdays through Sundays, May 1 through October 31
10 AM-5 PM @ The Mining & Rollo Jamison Museums (Platteville, WI)
Explore fascinating exhibits interpreting the nature, culture, and history of the region. Enjoy self-guided tours of museum galleries and grounds, and guided tours including: a one-hour guided mine tour of the underground Bevans lead-zinc mine and a ride the outdoor mine train (weather permitting), driftless walking tours, private guided mine tours, group tours, and school field trip group tours. Shop for rock and mineral specimens and gifts related to regional history in the museum store. Visit
Mining.Jamison.Museum.
Photograph Collection at the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum
Wednesdays through Sundays, May 1 through June 16
@ Dubuque Museum of Art, 701 Locust St.
Explore the cultural history of America through the lens of baseball’s greatest photographers. This landmark exhibition arrives from the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum in Cooperstown, NY. Photographs span the years 1866 to 2012 and reflect some of the most memorable moments in baseball and American history. Highlights include Babe Ruth, Roberto Clemente, Ty Cobb, Jackie Robinson, Shoeless Joe Jackson, Lou Gehrig, Dorothy Kovalchick, and Yogi Berra. Visit DbqArt.org.
Yarn Spinners
Wednesday, May 1
6-7 PM @ Dubuque County Library-Asbury (Asbury, IA)
Calling all handicrafters. Bring your crochet hooks and knitting needles for an evening of crafting and conversation at the library. Admission is free. Visit DubCoLib.org/Event.
Dubuque Area Humanists Social Hour
Wednesday, May 1
6 PM @ Backpocket Dubuque, 333 E. 10th St.
Enjoy a craft beer and join the Dubuque Area Humanists for lively, informed discussions centered around values, philosophy, and life experiences. Admission is free. Visit Facebook.com/DubuqueAreaHumanists.
Beginner Crochet
Thursday, May 2
4-5 PM @ Dubuque County Library-Asbury (Asbury, IA)
Interested in learning crochet? Join us for an introductory lesson on beginning crochet stitches. Yarn and hooks provided. Teens and adults welcome. RSVP recommended, drop-ins welcome. Admission is free. Visit DubCoLib.org/Event.
Mac and Cheese Fest
Thursday, May 2
5-8 PM @ Grand River Center
Look for more of the same decadent cheesy goodness you’ve come to expect from this food-coma generating event. More than 20 area chefs are bringing their A-game to the competition, plus live music, drinks, and more. Visit MacAndCheeseFestDbq.com.
East Dubuque Cruisin’ Thursdays
Thursdays, May 2 through September
5-9 PM @ Sinsinawa Avenue (East Dubuque, IL)
Open to all years, makes, and models of classic, muscle, and unique cars, trucks, and motorcycles. Great food, closed street, open containers, and live music. Visit Facebook.com/EastDubuqueCarShow.
Workshop: Mossy Tree Wreath
Thursday, May 2
6-8 PM @ Dubuque Arboretum
Join us at the Heinemann Visitor Center. Visit DubuqueArboretum.net/Events-Calendar.
Vintage Torque Fest
Friday & Saturday, May 3-4
@ Dubuque County Fairgrounds
A weekend of hot rods, motorcycles, music, and more. Celebrating a range of hot rod culture, Vintage Torque Fest also features a swap meet, a model car contest, hot laps and races, hot-rod-themed art and vendors, and a contest for pinup girls. Visit VintageTorqueFest.com.
First Friday/Sequel Saturday
Friday, May 3, 4:30-7:30 PM
Saturday, May 4, 9:30-11:30 AM @ Outside the Lines Art Gallery, 1101 Main St.
Outside the Lines is excited to feature Berwyn, IL, artist Patrice Murtha, who will be demonstrating her slip-casting technique. Light refreshments will be offered. This is a relaxed, family-friendly opportunity to visit with the artists of our community and learn a little about how they make their art. Admission is free. For more information, email otlag@aol.com.
Ride the Ups & Downs
Saturday, May 4
7 AM-3 PM @ 950 US RT 20 West (Elizabeth, IL)
The G.O.A.T.S. Cycling Club of Galena is hosting the annual Ride the Ups & Downs event. This bicycle ride is a one-day tour of beautiful Jo Daviess County, IL, that features hilly terrain, spectacular ridge top panoramas, and long valley views. Choose one of three clearly marked routes on rolling, low traffic, paved roads throughout our rural setting: 32 miles (50 km), 52 miles (84 km), and 63 miles (100 km). Rain or shine.
Registration: $35. Visit Facebook.com/RidetheUpsandDowns.
Dubuque Farmers’ Market
Saturdays through September
7 AM-12 PM @ 11th to 13th Streets and Iowa Street
Iowa’s oldest farmers’ market offers a variety of produce, meats, cheeses, baked goods, handmade goods, and on-site prepared foods. Market Money tokens allow you to shop at all vendors if you don’t have cash. Rain or shine. Visit DubuqueFarmersMarket.org.
Platteville Summer Farmer’s Market
Saturdays through October
8 AM-12 PM @ Platteville City Park, 75 N. Bonson St. (Platteville, WI)
Find everything from delicious vegetables to a variety of flowers, great gift items to canned preserves, and just about everything in between. All the products you’ll find are locally grown, harvested, or handmade by local vendors. Visit PlattevilleFarmersMarketWI.com.
Big Bird Day
Saturday, May 4
All day @ 8384 N. Broadway Rd. (Apple River, IL)
We will be trying to see as many bird species as possible on the property. The public is invited to join us. Admission is free. For more information, email AppleCreek@juno.com.
Dubuque Area HeartWalk
Saturday, May 4
8-11 AM @ Dubuque Arboretum
Join the American Heart Association in the fight against heart disease and stroke. Visit DubuqueArboretum.net/Events-Calendar.
Beginning Blacksmithing
Saturday, May 4
9 AM-4 PM @ Shake Rag Alley Center for the Arts, 18 Shake Rag St. (Mineral Point, WI)
Learn the basics of lighting and tending the coal fire in the forge; handling hammers, tongs, and anvil; and working metal. Spend the morning learning how to draw and form steel to make a simple hook. In the afternoon, students learn additional skills while making a heart-shaped wall hook. We will be using mild steel for the projects. Visit ShakeRagAlley.org.
Elizabeth Spring Fling
Saturday, May 4
9 AM-8 PM @ 200 E. Myrtle St. (Elizabeth, IL)
Get ready to welcome spring in style in Elizabeth. The town is buzzing with excitement as Main Street businesses offer sales and special deals to celebrate the season. Kids will be delighted by the bounce houses and petting zoo at the fire department open house, while sports enthusiasts can catch softball and baseball tournaments at Terrapin Park.
Admission is free. Visit VisitGalena.org.
Spring Community Free Day
Saturday, May 4
10 AM-5 PM @ The Mining & Rollo Jamison Museum (Platteville, WI)
To thank the citizens of Platteville for their support since 1964, The Mining & Rollo Jamison Museums presents Community Free Day. Museum admission, including a guided mine tour and train ride (weather permitting), will be free to Platteville residents with proof of residency. Admission is free, reservations recommended. Visit Mining.Jamison.Museum.
Star Wars Day Party
Saturday, May 4
10:30-11:30 AM @ Dubuque County Library-Epworth (Epworth, Iowa)
May the Fourth Be with You! Celebrate everything Star Wars with crafts, snacks, and activities. Admission is free. Visit DubCoLib.org/Event.
Star Wars Day Party
Saturday, May 4
1:30-2:30 PM @ Dubuque County Library-Asbury (Asbury, IA)
May the Fourth Be with You! Celebrate everything Star Wars with crafts, snacks, and activities. Admission is free. Visit DubCoLib.org/Event.
Kentucky Derby Viewing Party
Saturday, May 4
4-9 PM @ Shenandoah Riding Center, 200 N. Brodrecht Rd. (Galena, IL)
Wear your best derby attire and watch the most exciting race of the year. Indulge in complimentary appetizers, sip on refreshing mint juleps from the cash bar, and delight in the pageantry of the event’s Parade of Horses, courtesy of the Shenandoah boarding and trail community. Ages 21+. Admission: $20-$25. Visit ShenandoahRidingCenter.com.
Not Quite Brothers
Saturday, May 4
8 PM @ Diamond Jo Casino Mississippi Moon Bar
Not Quite Brothers is central Iowa’s fastest growing cover band. Formed in 2018, the band quickly became known for their huge sound, eclectic setlist, and ability to enhance any party. Ages 21+. Visit MoonBarRocks.com.
Stargazing in The Galena Territory
Saturday, May 4
8-10 PM @ The Galena Territory Association Owners’ Club parking lot, 2000 Territory Dr. (Galena, IL)
Enjoy an unforgettable evening under the stars. Whether you’re a seasoned stargazer or a curious beginner, you’ll have the opportunity to learn about the constellations, stars, and fascinating stories behind them from experienced professional and amateur astronomers. This event is weather dependent. Admission is free. Visit TheGalenaTerritory.com.
Gathering in the Gardens
Sunday, May 5
10 AM-12 PM @ Dubuque Arboretum, Packard Pavilion
Tulip flower bar by Rech Family Gardens Flowers, breakfast by Convivium Urban Farmstead, and more. Visit DubuqueArboretum.net/Events-Calendar.
Early Explorers: Gar
Tuesday, May 7
10-11 AM @ National Mississippi River Museum & Aquarium
Programs include a variety of hands-on and active activities, including a craft and a game. Admission for members, $8 per toddler; non-members, $10 per toddler; non-member rate plus adult admission, $20. Ages 2-5 with parent/caregiver. RSVP suggested. Visit RiverMuseum.org.
Smartphone Photography
Wednesday, May 8
6-7 PM @ Dubuque County Library-Asbury (Asbury, IA) Join DCLD’s librarian Lydia Sigwarth to learn tips and tricks for optimizing your smartphone photography. RSVP recommended, drop-ins welcome. Admission is free. Visit DubCoLib.org/Event.
Toastmasters Speakeasy Club
Wednesday, May 8, 22 & 29
6:30-7:45 PM @ Dubuque County Library-Asbury (Asbury, IA) & Online
Develop your public speaking and leadership skills. This safe and fun environment will help you become a more skilled and confident speaker. Each meeting will have a few prepared speeches, time to practice your ability to think on your feet with short, improvised speeches, and feedback to guide growth. Meetings on fifth Wednesdays will be held online. Admission is free. Visit Facebook.com/ToastmastersSpeakeasyClub.
Everything Comes from Planet Earth
Thursday, May 9
6-7:30 PM @ Dubuque Arboretum
Presented by Jason Denlinger at the Heinemann Visitor Center. Visit DubuqueArboretum.net/Events-Calendar.
Document Organization
Thursday, May 9
6-7 PM @ Dubuque County Library-Asbury (Asbury, IA)
Let’s talk about daily mail, bills, subscriptions, proof of identity, ownership, legal, financial and tax documents, electronic documents; the list seems endless and overwhelming. Join professional organizer Jessi Bushman as she shares methods and ideas to create both a short-term filing system and a long-term accessible system for storing documents. RSVP. Admission is free. Visit DubCoLib.org/Event.
Golden Girls: The Laughs Continue
Thursday, May 9
7:30 PM @ Five Flags Theater
The Golden Girls are back and better than ever with a brand-new stage show that’s more exciting than a trip to the Rusty Anchor. Golden Girls: The Laughs Continue brings Miami’s sassiest seniors to stages around the country for one more hurrah. We find Sophia out on bail after being busted by the DEA for running a drug ring for retirees. Blanche and Rose have founded CreakN, a thriving sex app for seniors. And Dorothy is trying to hold it all together with help from a new (much) younger sex-crazed lover. Admission: $32+. Visit FiveFlagsCenter.com.
Ornery Mule Mountain Challenge
Friday, May 10
5-8 PM @ Chestnut Mountain Resort (Galena, IL)
This is Illinois’ Toughest Mile – ultra short and ultra tough! The approximately 1.5-mile course takes you all the way to the bottom of Chestnut Mountain ski hills, alongside the mighty Mississippi River, and then back up to the top of Chestnut Mountain. Visit GalenaSkyTrailRace.com.
Loras College Legacy Ball
Friday, May 10
6 PM @ Marie Graber Ballroom, Loras College, 1450 Alta Vista St.
President Jim Collins and the Loras College Board of Regents announce the 2024 Legacy Ball with cocktail hour, dinner, and live auction. The Annual Loras Legacy Ball scholarship fundraising event in the spring generously impacts student success. Join us for what promises to be an eventful evening. Admission: $150. Visit Loras.edu/Legacy-Ball.
Bored Teachers
Friday, May 10
7:30 PM @ Five Flags Theater
More than ever, teachers need an outlet to decompress and laugh off the stress from the school year. Bored Teachers presents the funniest teacher-comedians in the world all on one stage. See their hilarious skits about the life of teachers inside and outside of the classroom. Admission: $36-$66. Visit FiveFlagsCenter.com.
Audubon Annual Spring Species Count
Saturday, May 11
@ Dubuque Audubon Society
Join us for our annual fun day of birding. You’re welcome to spend as much or as little time as you like. We’ll meet up for a potluck picnic at the end of the day. As we move between locations, you can carpool with leaders or drive separately, depending on space and preference. Check our site for details on our starting locations and picnic location. Visit AudubonDubuque.org/Events.
Galena Sky Trail Races
Saturday, May 11
8 AM-4 PM @ Chestnut Mountain Resort (Galena, IL)
This looped course brings you back to a jammin’ party every time. There will be music and a fun after-party with prizes. Show your moves and you just might win a prize. The 8-hour race starts at 8 AM and the 4-hour race starts at 12 PM. Admission: $125, includes one dinner per ticket. Visit GalenaSkyTrailRace.com.
Galena Sidewalk Sale
Saturday & Sunday, May 11-12
9:30 AM-4:30 PM @ Main Street (Galena, IL)
It’s time to shake off the winter blues and welcome the warmth of spring with a shopping spree on Main Street, Galena, IL. Browse through the various sales taking place both on the street and inside the stores. Whether you’re in the market for new clothes, home decor, or just looking for a great deal, you’re sure to find something that catches your eye. Visit VisitGalena.org/Event.
Moriah the Medium
Saturday, May 11
7 PM @ Five Flags Theater
Join Moriah the Medium for live readings with the audience, communicating with your loved ones who have passed, and learn how you can communicate with them, too. Moriah The Medium is a former combat veteran of Desert Storm, published author, and has appeared on A&E and the Biography Channel’s Paranormal Cops. Visit FiveFlagsCenter.com.
Afternoon Tea: 100 Years of Fashion
Sunday, May 12
1-3 PM @ Mathias Ham Historic Site
Explore the world of fashion while enjoying a traditional afternoon tea. Afternoon Tea events occur the second Sunday of each month during Spring. Each month will feature a different theme. Enjoy an assortment of finger sandwiches, treats, and a variety of teas or lemonade. Menus will vary by month. Members: $20, adults and $10, youth; non-members: $25, adults and $15, youth. Visit RiverMuseum.org.
Library Craft Club
Monday, May 13
6-7 PM @ Dubuque County Library-Asbury (Asbury, IA)
Join us for this monthly crafting program. In May we’re making rope coasters. Ages 16+. Registration recommended; drop-ins welcome as supplies last. Visit DubCoLib.org/Event.
Cuba City Community Market
3rd Wednesdays from May 15 through September
4-7 PM @ 100 S. Washington St., Veteran’s Memorial Park (Cuba City, WI)
Featuring Vesperman Farms ice cream, homemade goods, meat, fresh produce, Sinsinawa baked goods, and arts and crafts. Super Hits 106 will be at each market for a live remote broadcast. Visit CubaCity.org/Visit/Page/Community-Market.
Museum X: Curator Quiz Show
Wednesday, May 15
6-8 PM @ National Mississippi River Museum & Aquarium
Explore the fascinating intersection of history and living collections at this interactive event. Join curators from both realms for discussions, a game-show style quiz, and earn bonus points if you can “Stump the Curator.” Admission is free for members; non-members, $10. Visit RiverMuseum.org.
She Unites
Wednesday, May 15
6:30-7:30 PM @ The Innovation Lab, 210 Jones St.
Come together for an evening of socialization and education. She Unites features rotating speakers talking about anything and everything pertaining to women in a chill environment. Make a new friend, have authentic conversations, and leave with inspiration to power you through. All are welcome. All are worthy. All belong. Admission is free. Visit SheUnitesIowa.com/Events.
Bees in the (Legacy) Trees
Thursday, May 16
6-7 PM @ Dubuque Arboretum
Presented by Belle Lensing at the Heinemann Visitor Center. Visit DubuqueArboretum.net/Events-Calendar.
Static-X and SevenDust
Friday, May 17
7 PM @ Five Flags Arena
The Machine Killer Tour, co-headlined by Static-X and Sevendust, is named after the gold certified sophomore album “Machine” by Static-X and their recently acclaimed Rise of the Machine tour, along with the recently released, chart-topping 14th studio album from Sevendust, “Truth Killer.” Admission: $35-$65. Visit FiveFlagsCenter.com.
Explore Gas Forge Blacksmithing
Saturday & Sunday, May 18-19
9 AM-4 PM @ Shake Rag Alley Center for the Arts, 18 Shake Rag St. (Mineral Point, WI)
Want to try blacksmithing with a small, portable gas forge? It’s easy to set up and use with a propane tank and is a good choice for those who want to set up a workshop at home. Learn the basic blacksmithing skills of drawing, tapering, and twisting. You will apply these skills to make a variety of hooks, leaves, and a calla lily. Visit ShakeRagAlley.org.
Reintroduction of Whooping Cranes to Wisconsin
Saturday, May 18
12:30-1:30 PM @ EB Lyons Interpretive Center, 8991 Bellevue Heights Rd.
George Archibald, co-founder and senior conservationist of the International Crane Foundation and author of My Life with Cranes, will share the amazing story of how Whooping Cranes were reintroduced to Wisconsin. Captive-raised birds learned the route to Florida by following three ultralight airplanes, outfitted with crane puppets to look like their parents. Archibald will bring one of these crane puppets to demonstrate how they are used to prevent the chicks from imprinting on humans. Hosted by Dubuque Audubon Society. Admission is free. Visit AudubonDubuque.org.
Spring Recital
Saturday, May 18
3-7 PM @ Dubuque Arboretum
Come to the Packard Pavilion listen to the Centrally Rooted Lessons students with a variety of performances from guitar, ukulele, vocal, piano, and music therapy. Food by OS on the Go. Visit DubuqueArboretum.net/Events-Calendar.
Heartache Tonight
Saturday, May 18
7 PM @ Ohnward Fine Arts Center, 1215 E. Platt St. (Maquoketa, IA)
From the powerful guitar duel in “Hotel California” to the shimmering harmonies of “Peaceful Easy Feeling.” Heartache Tonight delivers a true Eagles concert experience, with meticulous attention to every detail. They bring together music from all eras and incarnations of this huge rock powerhouse that produced hits over four decades. There are no pre-recorded backing tracks in the Heartache Tonight show; all vocal harmonies and guitar parts are faithful to the originals and performed live. Admission: $35-$38. Visit OhnwardFineArtsCenter.com.
Marty Stuart & His Fabulous Superlatives
Saturday, May 18
8 PM @ University of Dubuque Heritage Center, 2255 Bennett St.
The Heritage Center welcomes country music hall of famer, five-time Grammy Award winner, and AMA Lifetime Achievement honoree Marty Stuart & His Fabulous Superlatives. Over the course of 40-plus years as a country and bluegrass solo artist, Stuart has released more than 20 major label albums and scored platinum sales, hit singles, and just about every honor the industry could bestow along the way. Known for his traditional style and eclectic combination of rockabilly, honky tonk, and traditional country music. Admission: $29-$200. Visit Dbq.edu/HeritageCenter.
Dubuque Cars and Coffee
3rd Sundays, May 19 through October
9 AM-12 PM @ Veterans Memorial Plaza, 1795 Admiral Sheehy Dr.
Casual meet-up for cars of all makes, models, and years. Coffee, donuts, and drinks will be for sale. Proceeds go to Veteran’s Freedom Center. Visit Facebook.com/DubuqueCarsAndCoffee.
Children’s Spring Party
Sunday, May 19
11 AM-2 PM @ Dubuque Arboretum, McKay Plaza
Food by Hy-Vee. Ice Cream by The Lions Club. Admission: $2 per person. Visit DubuqueArboretum.net/Events-Calendar.
Cooking 101: Pantry Basics
Sunday, May 19
3-5 PM @ Convivium Urban Farmstead, 2811 Jackson St.
What’s for dinner? The dreaded question at the end of each day. In this class we will learn what it takes to stock an effective pantry as well as run through some easy pantry-based meal ideas. We will also learn some effective ideas for eliminating food waste and making the most of your freezer. This is for the person who has very limited cooking knowledge and wants to become more confident in the kitchen. This series will be a combination of classroom learning, demonstration, and some limited hands-on experience. Admission: $25-$37.50. Visit Convivium-Dbq.com.
Rosie the Riveters of Iowa
Monday, May 20
6-7:30 PM @ Dubuque County Library-Asbury (Asbury, IA)
Join Iowa author Linda McCann to discuss the story behind her latest book, Rosie the Riveters of Iowa. Rosie the Riveter was a nickname given to women who went to work during World War II. While the famous Rosie art was based on a factory worker in California, Iowa had its share of Rosies. In researching her book, McCann spoke to 35 Iowa Rosies about their memories, and she will share these stories and more. Admission is free. Visit DubCoLib.org/Event.
Beginning Genealogy
Tuesday, May 21
6-7:30 PM @ Dubuque County Library-Peosta (Peosta, IA)
Join Iowa author Linda McCann as she discusses strategies for getting started with genealogical research. McCann has been involved in genealogy research for over 40 years, which led her to both reading and learning Iowa history, and then to writing about Iowa’s history. Suggestions on starting family research and handouts will be available for attendees. Admission is free. Visit DubCoLib.org/Event.
O.W.L.S. Prairie Walk
Wednesday, May 22
10 AM-12 PM @ Codfish Hollow Hill Prairie
Learn about the ecology of remnant prairies, and the plant and animal species that call these home. O.W.L.S. events are specifically geared toward people 55+. For more information, call (563) 487-3541.
Chess Club
Wednesday, May 22
4:30-5:30 PM @ Dubuque County Library-Asbury (Asbury, IA)
Welcome to the timeless game of chess. Join us for engaging lessons where beginners and seasoned players alike can sharpen their skills and learn winning tactics and strategies. Admission is free. Visit DubCoLib.org/Event.
The Wanderwood Gardens
Thursday, May 23
6-7:30 PM @ Dubuque Arboretum
Join us for a conversation with Jared McGovern, director of the gardens, at the Heinemann Visitor Center. Visit DubuqueArboretum.net/Events-Calendar.
Traditional Blacksmith Knife
Saturday, May 25
9 AM-4 PM @ Shake Rag Alley Center for the Arts, 18 Shake Rag St. (Mineral Point, WI)
Forge a handsome traditional blacksmith knife as you learn some more advanced forms of blacksmithing to create this object. We will learn how to work with knife steel, forge a blade edge using traditional blacksmithing techniques, and then heat treat our finished products. Some previous blacksmithing experience or a basic understanding of coal forging will help you succeed with this project. Visit ShakeRagAlley.org.
First Capitol Historic Site Opening Day
Saturday, May 25
10 AM-4 PM @ First Capitol Historic Site, 18904 County Highway G (Belmont, WI)
Stop in on opening day of the 2024 season. Step into the original meeting place of the state legislature, explore Wisconsin’s territorial beginnings, and experience the founding of its government. Admission is free. Visit FirstCapitol.WisconsinHistory.org.
NPC Mighty Muscle on the Mississippi
Saturday, May 25
5 PM @ Five Flags Theater
The NPC Mighty Muscle on the Mississippi is a bodybuilding competition. The event will feature several categories and divisions including Bikini, Classic Physique, Figure, Fitness, Men’s Bodybuilding, Men’s Physique, National Physique Committee, Wellness, Women’s Bodybuilding, and Women’s Physique. Admission: $43-$53. Visit FiveFlagsCenter.com.
The Territory Farmers Market
Sundays, May 26 through October 13
8 AM-12 PM @ The Galena Territory Association owners’ club parking lot (Galena, IL)
Explore organic veggies and herbs, free-range and antibiotic-free meat, flowers, jams, and baked goods. Artisans display jewelry, wreaths, hand-woven baskets, sewing, crochet and knit items, lotions, soap, and candles. Visit TheGalenaTerritory.com.
DB&T Days
Sunday, May 26
9 AM-5 PM @ National Mississippi River Museum & Aquarium
Dubuque Bank & Trust members will receive a 35% discount at the box office on select days through May 2024. Just pay with your DB&T debit or credit card or show customer proof, and you’ll receive a 35% discount at the door. Visit RiverMuseum.org.
Pendarvis Historic Site Opening Day
Thursday, May 30
10 AM-4 PM @ 114 Shake Rag St. (Mineral Point, WI)
Discover Wisconsin’s Cornish history. Journey through this picturesque cluster of stone structures which will take you not only through the stories of the people who originally created and inhabited them in the 1840s, but also the story of Bob Neal and Edgar Hellum, the couple who salvaged, restored, and made these buildings shine again. Admission: $8-$12; children under 5, free. Visit Pendarvis.WisconsinHistory.org.
Planting Container Grown Trees
Thursday, May 30
6-7 PM @ Dubuque Arboretum
Presented by Ray Kruse. Meet at the Heinemann Visitor Center. Visit DubuqueArboretum.net/Events-Calendar.
Italian Happy Hour / Knife Skills
Friday, May 31
6-7:30 PM @ Galena ARC, 11084 W. US HWY 20 (Galena, IL)
Learn to make delicious Italian appetizers while perfecting your knife skills. Appetizers include bruschetta, stuffed mushrooms, and focaccia bread. Bring along your favorite beverage and have fun creating these treats. Some items will require baking at home before eating. Admission: $45. Visit GalenaARC.org.
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