Wisconsin Historical Society
| Jan 28 :: Kewaskum High School Theater :: Kewaskum |
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| Oneida author and storyteller Louis V. Clark III (Two Shoes) seamlessly blends poetry and prose to share his own American Indian story |
| Feb 2 :: Kingston Historical Preservation Society :: Kingston |
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| Join author Kurt Dietrich as he highlights Wisconsin's rich association with jazz. |
| Feb 3 :: Cedarburg Cultural Center :: Cedarburg |
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| "Bottoms Up" celebrates Wisconsin's taverns and the breweries that fueled them. |
| Feb 3 :: Everett Roehl Marshfield Public Library :: Marshfield |
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| Michael Edmonds will discuss how America changed forever during the summer of 1964. |
| Feb 4 :: Monticello Public Library :: Monticello |
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| Elevate your afternoon with tea and treats alongside a stirring presentation on Victorian Era food and etiquette with Susan Caya-Slusser. |
| Feb 7 - Feb 9 :: Alliant Energy Center :: Madison |
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| Visit the WHS Press booth at this year's Expo for great savings on a fantastic selection of books on gardening, nature, foodways and more! |
| Feb 7 :: Wisconsin Historical Society Auditorium :: Madison |
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| Madison’s longest-running all-ages open mic returns to the Wisconsin Historical Society HQ with a special Black History Month theme. |
| Feb 8 :: Volo Bog State Natural Area :: Ingleside |
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| Explore how and why people in the nation's heartland worshiped, feared, studied, hunted, ate and protected the birds that surrounded them. |
| Feb 8 :: Oshkosh Public Museum :: Oshkosh |
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| Hear stories of Wisconsin's maritime history with a photographic tour of Wisconsin lighthouses with authors Ken and Barb Wardius. |
| Feb 8 :: Wade House :: Greenbush |
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| Enjoy a delicious hearth-cooked meal, prepared with your own hands, in the historic Wade House stagecoach hotel. |