We cannot do everything at once, but we can do something at once.
~Calvin Coolidge
We cannot do everything at once, but we can do something at once.
~Calvin Coolidge
Funny Money
Friday, March 2nd, 7:30 pm
Saturday, March 3rd, 7:30 pm
Sunday, March 4th, 2 pm
Friday, March 9th, 7:30 pm
Saturday, March 10th, 7:30 pm
The Man in Black ~ A Tribute to Johnny Cash
Sunday, March 11th, 3 pm
Trinity Irish Dancers ~ World Champions
Saturday, March 17th, 3 pm & 7:30 pm
Jazz & Orchestra Concert ~ Hartford Union High School
Friday, March 23rd
Home Show
Friday, March 23rd
Saturday, March 24th
California Guitar Trio ~ Fusion of virtuosity and humor
Saturday, March 24th, 7:30 pm
Honky Tonk Angels ~ Country & Western Musical
Friday, March 30th, 7:30 pm
Saturday, March 31st, 2 pm
March 3rd movie will be Iron Will.
Movies at the Marsh is an event hosted byThe Friends of Horicon Marsh International Education Center. It will be shown on the new state-of-the-art big screen, in the new auditorium. Movies at the Marsh is a family friendly atmosphere which offers Free Admission to the General Public with refreshments available during the movies. Movies will be shown between 6:30 p.m. and 8:30 p.m. (doors open at 5:45 p.m.)
“The American Legion Post will be having the next blood drive on March 6th…..think about donating!! Call Lois at 485-3379 to make an
Appointment or for online click here. Walk-In’s are Welcome.
Shannon Barniskis will speak at the Horicon Marsh Lecture Series for the month of March. Her topic is “Creating a Bird Friendly Garden”
This job fair is sponsored by the Phoenix Group and conducted by Shannon Barniskis. Local business owners and personnel resources people will spend the time visiting job-seekers.
Workshops will be offered in:
Check back later for a schedule and complete information.
March 17th movie will be Once Upon a Forest.
Movies at the Marsh is an event hosted byThe Friends of Horicon Marsh International Education Center. It will be shown on the new state-of-the-art big screen, in the new auditorium. Movies at the Marsh is a family friendly atmosphere which offers Free Admission to the General Public with refreshments available during the movies. Movies will be shown between 6:30 p.m. and 8:30 p.m. (doors open at 5:45 p.m.)
After a long cold winter is will be time again to gather for our annual Knit Retreat. This year’s plan is to gather on Saturday, March 24 at the library for a day of knitting, learning, and camaraderie. There will be classes, potluck lunch and just plain knitting time.
Thanks to Modern Woodmen of America for inviting the Easter Bunny to Horicon!
We are sooooo Egg-cited!
This is free to all children, so be sure to come to Discher Park which is the same park our Aquatic Center is located… go north on Hubbard, Cedar or Finch Streets and you will be there.
Bring running shoes and your sweet tooth.
Horicon Marsh was established as a waterfowl management area and ducks remain important to the marsh. This is an overview of the great variety of ducks known to the area and how to identify them. If conditions allow we will go on a short hike around the education center in search for migrating ducks and practice identification techniques.
All hikes allow for easy walking and good access to the marsh and the program runs for about one hour. This program is free and open to the public. No registration is required.
Wayne the Wizard ~Magic & Ventriloquism
Sunday, April 1st, 2 pm
Maggie Mae & the Heartland Country Band
Friday, April 13th, 2 pm & 7:30 pm
Tony Orlando
Saturday, April 14th, 3 pm & 7:30 pm
Spring Musical ~ Peace Lutheran School
Friday, April 20th, time TBA
Saturday, April 21st, time TBA
Comedy Sportz
Sunday, April 22nd, 8 pm
Carnival of the Animals ~ Storybook Dance Theatre
Friday, April 27th, 7 pm
Show Choirs Concert
Saturday, April 28th, 4:30 pm & 7:30 pm
Chanticleer: Love Story ~ An orchestra of voices
Sunday, April 29th, 7:30 pm
Lis Olson will speak at the Horicon Marsh Lecture Series for the month of April. Her topic is “Composting”
April 21st movie will be Wall-E.
Movies at the Marsh is an event hosted byThe Friends of Horicon Marsh International Education Center. It will be shown on the new state-of-the-art big screen, in the new auditorium. Movies at the Marsh is a family friendly atmosphere which offers Free Admission to the General Public with refreshments available during the movies. Movies will be shown between 6:30 p.m. and 8:30 p.m. (doors open at 5:45 p.m.)
Joan Garland, Outreach Coordinator from International Crane Foundation, will speak at the Horicon Marsh Lecture Series for the month of May. Her topic is “Whooping Cranes”
Held in conjunction with Nitschke Mounds Park Archaelolgy Weekend, Indian History Weekend is hosted by the Rock River Archaeological Society.
Contact: Jayne Schuett, President
RRAS
N7725 Hwy. 28
Horicon, WI 53032
More information located on their website at http://rockriverarch.blogspot.com.
The event was planned to provide an opportunity for the public to experience archaeology, learn about Wisconsin’s Native American history, and to promote Wisconsin’s Archaeology Awareness month. The goal of the project was to expose public participants (adults and children) to experimental archaeology and traditional tool making technologies that were employed in Wisconsin at the time the sites were occupied. Along with the experimental archaeology activity, tours of the effigy mound site and public participation in archaeological excavations at the Garden Bed site also occurred.
This is in conjunction with the Rock River Archaeology Society Archaeological Weekend at Horicon Marsh.
All 2012 dates and information are not confirmed at this time…check back in late spring of 2012.
If you’re a birder or a naturalist or just someone who enjoys the beauty of nature we encourage you to come visit Horicon Marsh. The Horicon Marsh Bird Festval will focus on introducing visitors to many of these birds at the peak of the spring migration. Please go to the following link and read more about the festival in a story that appears in the Wisconsin Natural Resources Magazine.
So pack up your binoculars and join us!
Support your local chamber by having lunch on us…and what a good lunch it is ~
1/4 # Ribeye Sandwich, Chips and Soda
FREE DELIVERY to Horicon for 6 or more meals that have been pre-ordered.
FREE DELIVERY to outside Horicon for 14 or more meals that have been pre-ordered.
Or just pick up your own at the LeRoy’s Corner!
Come experience living history at the 4th Annual Horicon Living History Days.
SCHOOL DAYS Friday, May 18th. Students must be reserved, so be sure to call Lahnie. This Friday is for school children only, so please come Saturday and Sunday if you have graduated.
Check out the 4th Annual Horicon Living History Days on Facebook.
Free Admission to tour the Satterlee Clark Museum the 4th Sunday of the month from May to October.
Check out the Horicon Historical Society facebook page.
Get your friends and family together and ride the Tour De Marsh!
Click for map: Tour-de-Marsh-Trail
The idea behind “Tour De Marsh” is to provide the visitor a “bird’s eye view” of Horicon Marsh. New routes along Dike Rd. and Old Rt. 49 open two major nature areas allowing the visitor into the heart of refuge areas which allows wonderful views of nature. Bill Ehlenbeck, Manager of Dodge County Parks notes that one of the highlights of this bike route is the ability to cross right through the belly of the marsh on Dike Road. Not only does it give a unique view of the marsh, but it now provides the casual bike rider or family the ability to more easily accomplish a smaller loop ride rather than having to circle the entire marsh.”
~the Tour that Lasts~
~When you can’t bike, take the auto tour ~
The 2012 FREE Summer Concert Series will again be held in Kiwanis Park, Horicon and sponsored by the Horicon Phoenix Program. Held every Wednesday night, June through August, this event has been a crowd pleaser since day one.
June 6th ~ Mayville Steel Drums
June 13th ~ Scotch & Soda
June 20th ~ Fox and Branch
June 27th ~ Don Peachey Orchestra
July 4th ~ Steve Cohen
July 11th ~ Will Jacobs and Dirty Deal
July 18th ~ Disciples of Dixieland
July 25th ~ The Pints
August 1st ~ Milwaukee Hot Club
August 8th ~ Cajun Strangers
August 15th ~ Harmonica Extravanganza
August 22nd ~ Atimevu
August 29th ~ De La Buena
The Farmers Market is held at the same time, so you can shop and dance
to your hearts content.
Friday, June 8th, 7:30 pm
Saturday, June 9th, 7:30 pm
Sunday, June 10th, 2 pm
MCT’s Rumpelstiltskin
Friday, June 22nd, 7 pm
Saturday, June 23rd, 2 pm
Kids from Wisconsin
Thursday, June 28th, 7 pm
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The Horicon Rotary Club is giving you a Taste of all the good food that is available in our town.
Come to Discher Park and be prepared to eat your fill with a large variety of delicious food.
Many businesses, clubs and service organizations are working together for your enjoyment.
Come be a part of this ‘Shopping Tradition.’ Once again the entire city of Horicon will be welcoming anyone who loves a bargain to our rummage sale. From the large Catholic Church on the West side of Horicon, to the homes on the East side of Horicon you will be able to find a deal.
Closer to the date we will put maps in the Dodge County Pionier and on this web site for you to navigate your way around town to save time yet haul home the most!
June 16th movie will be Free Willy.
Movies at the Marsh is an event hosted byThe Friends of Horicon Marsh International Education Center. It will be shown on the new state-of-the-art big screen, in the new auditorium. Movies at the Marsh is a family friendly atmosphere which offers Free Admission to the General Public with refreshments available during the movies. Movies will be shown between 6:30 p.m. and 8:30 p.m. (doors open at 5:45 p.m.)
July 21st movie will be Furry Vengeance
Movies at the Marsh is an event hosted byThe Friends of Horicon Marsh International Education Center. It will be shown on the new state-of-the-art big screen, in the new auditorium. Movies at the Marsh is a family friendly atmosphere which offers Free Admission to the General Public with refreshments available during the movies. Movies will be shown between 6:30 p.m. and 8:30 p.m. (doors open at 5:45 p.m.)
August 18th movie will be The Legend of Pale Male.
Movies at the Marsh is an event hosted byThe Friends of Horicon Marsh International Education Center. It will be shown on the new state-of-the-art big screen, in the new auditorium. Movies at the Marsh is a family friendly atmosphere which offers Free Admission to the General Public with refreshments available during the movies. Movies will be shown between 6:30 p.m. and 8:30 p.m. (doors open at 5:45 p.m.)
In conjunction with Sacred Heart Parish Harvest Fest, the Horicon Marsh Classic Car Club will hold it’s 10th Annual Car Show…still only $5.00 at the gate.
21 Classes
2 trophies per class
~Participant Judging +Vote Only in Your Own Class ~
Registration till Noon
Kids hot wheels race for first 40 to sign up
Novelty awards and trophies presented at 3 pm
A FULL day of FUN for the entire family!
Breakfast
Holy Grounds Cafe
Car Show
Beer, Soda, Brats, Burgers, French Fries
Arts & Crafts Shop
Harvest Market
Live Auction
Dinner served in the Faith Wing
DJ under the Big Top Tent
Cash & Basket Raffles
Friday, September 21st, 2 & 7 pm
Autumn Art on the Marsh, an Arts and Crafts sale in its 36th year was a good enjoyable day dispite rain. If you missed the famous Chamber Food Stand that sells Leroy Meats, the Horicon High School Pep Band mini concert, Jeff Pockat, the Gaelic Harpist and buying beautiful arts and crafts from our vendors…we have good news. We will be back for the 37th year September 23rd, 2012. Located on the marsh at Discher Park in Horicon, this arts and crafts fair helps you experience autumn in Wisconsin. As the leaves crinkle underfoot, you can relax, enjoy and participate in this City on the Marsh’s fall celebration.
Celebrate Christmas the old fashioned way at the Satterlee Clark House Museum.
Indulge in hot spiced cider, coffee and Christmas cookies while participating in the live music caroling.
NEW this year is the Museum Gift Shop where you can purchase Christmas items, gifts, crafts, books and more.
Check out the Horicon Historical Society on facebook.
Special Demonstrations are:
Mary Ann Mason of Beaver Dam ~ Spinning Wheel
Vicki Maaske of Horicon ~ Antique Pump Organ
Louise Budde of Beaver Dam ~ Rug Hooking
Gary Blankenheim of Horicon ~ Blacksmith
Shannon Barniskis of Beaver Dam ~ Knitting
JoAnn Moyle ~ Scherenschnitte
Free Admission to all!
We would like to thank Santa Claus, his kind wife and elfs for coming to visit Horicon this past December. Looks like Mrs. Santa’s horse Queenie is laughing at something Danny said, don’t you think? Everyone felt right at home with Santa Dude and we are looking forward to next year.
Santa’s secretary has him booked to come December 8, 2012…but will he ride his horse Danny?
You’ll just have to wait and see……
But however he comes, I hope next year he brings enough cash to make it through the day: