The Arts and Culture News for February 2024 | |
February, the month of love! | |
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The "month of love" is upon us, February, with Valentine's day in the middle... It occurs to us that love is such an inspiration for creativity, whether in paintings, sculptures, literature and of course music... and love is such a great force in our world. So many love songs have been composed over the centuries...What is your favorite love song? Here is a list of the "60 best love songs" of all time, at least according to Time Out...
And, do you like to send valentines? You can send them to anyone you love, and we hope that you love many! Have fun making valentines. Here are some great ideas to make your own! Get creative, it's fun!!!
Enjoy this newsletter, it is chock-full!!!! As always, we encourage you to browse through: see all the happenings and many opportunities in our community, and if you feel curious, click on the bright blue links to take a deeper dive and get more details, including locations, dates, times, and ticket info!
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Haiku Wednesdays
Every first Wednesday of the month we continue to celebrate the Haiku.
Last month's favorite comes from Mary Dahlen:
Though the days are dark
Keep the faith, the sun will shine
And we will feel joy!
February Haiku Wednesday happens Wednesday, February 7.
WCAB FB page
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Attention Artists:
Applications for Arts on the Square are now open.
Artists! If you’d like to be in our August 17 Arts on the Square Fine Arts & Crafts Show on City Square in Downtown Waupaca, apply today. Spots are limited. Last year we filled before the May 15 deadline! Be part of this unique, extremely popular ecclectic festival of the arts in Waupaca! Online and by-mail applications accepted.
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Go Here to learn more.
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WCAB's Waupaca Local Live February Kickoff to the new
Thursday Night Music Club!
Featuring
Little Baba
Thursday, February 15 at 6pm
Live in the Studio and Live on Facebook!
then....
7:30pm at the Grand National Lounge
Start at the Studio, then cruise over to the
Grand National Lounge!
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Little Baba is the inaugural band of the Thursday Night Music Club, featuring 3 best friends who have been making music together for over 20 years. Part of the popular bigger band, Baba Ghanooj. Little Baba, focuses on playing incredible original music, along with a few obscure covers form their favorite artists. Little Baba is all about tight vocal harmonies and cool arrangements. John, Marci and Fran will capture your hearts!
Come to the Studio to be part of the radio experience with Little Baba, then go to the Grand National Lounge to enjoy a cocktail and another full set of Little Baba!
Waupaca Local Live February Show
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View previous programs from the past 5 years here! Great musicians, interesting dialogue and great music!
Waupaca Local Live Archives
Waupaca Local Live is collaborative venture between the WCAB, Waupaca's 96.3 FM radio and WAUP 99.1 fm radio.
We seek to bring local and regional musical excellence to the airwaves! Waupaca Local Live is now available on the "Chain to Main" Podcast. It's available on Apple, Google, iHeartRadio, TuneIn and all major podcast platforms.
We have lots of exciting shows planned for 2024 but if you know of a musician who has original music that you think would be great on our show, Contact us!
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Latest report form Mike at the Waupaca Foundry: "This is the working model for the cast sections. This is four sections connected to create one of the structures. I wanted to give you an update on the progress. Our engineers will then start making the sand molds to create the final product."
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The WCAB SHINE Committee has gone through the over 150 fused glass tiles. So much beauty, creativity and love in these tiles...Thank you to every single person who took the time and make a tile!!! We divided them into categories, such as trees, sun and moon, flowers, water, kids and family, etc... and are preparing to create a wonderful exhibit at the Waupaca Public Library in May (stay tuned!) that will tell the entire story of how this community has created this phenomenal piece of artwork. To see all of the completed tiles, visit our Tiles Gallery. And stay tuned for more updates! | | |
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The Waupaca Community Arts HUB
a program of the Waupaca Community Arts Board
Our Winter Semester is in full force with lots of kids coming to the Hub after school for music lessons and a variety of cool arts classes including Improv, Digital Makers' Space for 2 age groups, and ArtFun for the Littles.
(did you know that we now have about 100 music students and 70 art students coming in weekly for art, music and cooking classes? it's amazing...)
Upcoming winter classes that you can still enroll in are listed below.
Our Spring classes will be posted and open for registration on
February 5! We will be launching a 2 week early registration discount of 10% for those who register before February 26!!!
Arts Classes and Program registration
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Our remaining open classes for Winter: sign up today! | |
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Drop in Yarn Studio
Tuesday, Feb. 13, 5:30-7pm
At the Arts Hub
Come and create together with knitting and crochet. This is an opportunity to learn from others and meet people with a common interest. All skill levels and ages welcome, children under 12 should bring an adult. Bring your own project and supplies.
This is a Drop-in class, meaning you come at any time and stay as long as you want.
Yarn Studio
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Make a Catch-all Basket
Wednesday, Feb. 21
5-8pm
At the Hub
The Catch-All Basket is perfect for placement on a desk or countertop, serving as a convenient catch-all for miscellaneous items. The basket's base dimensions are 9 inches in length and 5 inches in width. Beginners are encouraged to join, all necessary tools and materials will be supplied. Please bring a hand towel.
Catch-all Basket
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Crafts and Craft - Artistic Pendant at
H.H. HINDER for Adults
Wednesday, February 28, 6pm
Enjoy a fun night out meeting friends at H.H. HINDER. Create an Artistic Pendant and enjoy delicious craft beer. Anyone from beginner to advanced can do this one-of-a-kind project. The fee covers materials and instruction. Beverages and food are available for purchase.
GO HERE to register!
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Music Lesson Openings
We have nearly 100 music students enrolled at the Arts Hub for regular music lessons. Some teachers are currently full, but we do have a few openings for Guitar, Drum, Bass and band instruments. Don't miss this opportunity to learn from some great musicians at the Arts Hub!
Go HERE to learn more about our teachers!
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SAVE THE DATE for our Annual
Arts Hub Fun-Raiser!
Saturday, April 20
Waupaca Country Club
Featuring Music and dancing with Mojoe and Flipside featuring the Hub's own Guitar Teacher Kelvin Kasper and Drum teacher Tony Wagner!
Music, cocktails, 50/50 raffle, and so much more! Stay Tuned!
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The Waupaca Area Arts and Culture Network (WAACN) | |
All kinds of work happening at this table... | |
WCAB members represent at the Arts Summit! | |
A great number of movers and shakers were at the Arts Summit! | |
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WAACN held it's 5th semi-annual Arts Summit last week, and it was a great success! WAACN members plus many other interested potential members gathered for networking, food and drinks, and learning about how to collaborate and promote our events and organizations within the region. Those who attended will receive an email soon with the slides, some outlines and links, and a survey.
We are excited to take our Network to the next level, planning the 2024 Yuletide Trail event, meeting periodically to share information, cross support each other, and more!
Check out our FB page and send us a DM if you are interested in joining the=is incredible state-recognized group!
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Happenings from our Waupaca Community Arts and Culture Network (WAACN) Partners | |
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COMING SOON........to the Library
Exhibit Room:
YOUTH ART
MONTH
Exhibit runs Saturday, February 17, to Saturday, April 6
Reception/Awards night on Monday February 20, 6p-7p.
Youth Art Month is an annual exhibit and collaboration between the School District of Waupaca, the Waupaca Area Public Library, and Waupaca Public Library Foundation, to show off the best artwork from Kindergarten-12th Grade students.
Join us for our Awards Ceremony on Tuesday, February 20 at 6-7pm. (Awards presented at 6.30pm)
Please take the time to celebrate the hard work of the students and their many talents. We hope you enjoy!
MORE INFO
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Maker Morning Feb. 19, 10am-noon
We love collaborating with our friends at the Arts Hub-join us for a fun morning of arts activities on February 19, 10am-12pm. This program kicks off our Youth Art Month exhibit and is open to ALL ages (children 10 and under with adult supervision). Is there a better way to spend a morning off of school than creating art?
GO HERE for more information
Waupaca Area Public Library
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The Waupaca Area Public Library | |
Lunch and Learn for
February featuring Laura Colbert of Waupaca
Park and Rec
Feb. 7, noon-1pm
Join us to hear from Laura Colbert, Waupaca Parks and Rec Director, to hear all that the Waupaca Parks and Rec has going on and available for our community!
Registration required
Lunch and Learn is a chance to learn about something new, and enjoy a lunch with us! Please register to ensure we have plenty of food!
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Life Class with Dr. Ivan Wayne:
Love is Not Lost:
Lessons from The Great Gatsby
February 15, 3:30-5pm
Go HERE for more info!
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The Waupaca Historical Society | |
Sunday, February 25, 3-5 pm!
Hike at Shambeau Park/Hill
oin us for this fun wintery hike on Sunday, February 25 from 3-5 p.m.!
Enjoy two hiking options:
Shambeau Hill towards the Depot
Shambeau Park Loop and trail leading to Depot
Historic Depot will be open for warming, hot drinks, activities and a campfire outside to warm up!
Parking available at Shambeau Hill Under Water Tower, Depot and Shambeau Park.
This event is brought to you by the Waupaca Area Public Library, Waupaca Parks and Recreation, and Waupaca Historical Society.
MORE INFO
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February Program:
Thursday, February 15 at 6pm
At the Waupaca High School Auditorium
The Exchange in White America: Kaukauna and King 50 Years Later
The film tells the true story of an exchange program between Black and White high school students in Wisconsin from Rufus King High School in Milwaukee and Kaukauna High School in the Fox Valley in 1966 as the country grappled with meanings of equality during the Civil Rights Movement. Black and White students lived in each other’s homes, attended classes in each other's schools, and performed Martin Duberman’s groundbreaking and controversial play, In White America.
GO HERE for more info
Waupaca Historical Society
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The Waupaca Fine Arts Festival: Auditions, and enter the Art Show! | |
The Waupaca Community Theater
is holding auditions for the upcoming production of
Little Shop of Horrors
Saturday, March 2, 2024 / 9:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m.
Waupaca Middle School’s Knoepfel Auditorium
The show will take place in July 2024. For more info go here!
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ATTENTION ARTISTS!
Registration for the 61st Annual Art Show is now open!!!!
Artists can begin to register! We are open for mail in registrations.
Remember to save the Date:
Waupaca Fine Arts Festival Art Show
APRIL 20TH -24th
ART show Opening Night 4-20-24
Waupaca Danes Hall in Waupaca Wi
All available information regarding the 61st Annual Art Show can be found HERE on our website
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These Shining Lives: The Story of the Radium Girls
February 8-10 7pm
Feb 11 2pm
Waupaca High School PAC
Join us for a captivating journey into the poignant tale of 1920s women facing the challenges of a watch factory and the radiant, but perilous, radium paint. An unforgettable experience awaits!
Go HERE for an article on the play... (sorry if you hit paywall, consider subscribing to the Waupaca County Post,, ourt local paper that supports so many orgs and groups...it's cheap!)
Tickets available Jan. 29...call Cindy at
WHS at 715-258-4131 or request by sending an email
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The Waupaca Area Chamber of Commerce | |
Souper Waupaca Day Soup Walk
Saturday, Feb 17
11am-2pm
You are invited to a Souper Waupaca Day - Soup Walk. Details are still in the works but here are a few details. You will taste up to 10 different home-made soups at 10 different stops in shops and restaurants in the Waupaca Area. Take you time and do a little shopping along the way. Vote for your favorite soup and get into a drawing for prizes.
Tickets will be available soon, $20 each, after Feb 9th $30 and only 100 tickets will be sold. GO HERE for tickets or stop in to the Chmaber office on Main St.
For more info GO HERE!
Waupaca Area Chamber of Commerce
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Waupaca High School Hosting 2024 Solo and Ensemble Festival! And they need volunteers...
Middle School Solo & Ensemble
February 22nd 6:00-8:00pm
High School District Solo & Ensemble
February 24th All Day @ WHS
Follow QR code on poster to sign up or
Call Anna Lussier at 715-258-4131 (extension1412)
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Waupaca King and In Between
Love Local Waupaca Day
February 10
10am-4pm
A day to LOVE, celebrate and support small business and all they do for the Waupaca Community! Your everyday choices can benefit Waupaca in a "heart warming" way.
Waupaca, King & In Between is full of great shops and restaurants for you to enjoy! Downtown alone has over 40! Please join us for this first annual LOVE LOCAL Waupaca Day!
Look around town for the heart shaped balloons! Take a selfie at any of these locations for a chance to win a local gift basket! Share on Facebook or Instagram ( Waupaca King & In Between ). You can also fill out a contest slip in person.
Thanks for your LOVE of LOCAL businesses!
GO HERE to find participating businesses!
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Winchester Academy’s mission is to enrich the community by providing free, intellectually stimulating, informative, and engaging programs.
Programs are free, held on Monday evenings, and unless otherwise noted, take place at 6:30pm at the Waupaca Public Library.
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Maple Sugaring in Wisconsin
Feb 5 at 6:30pm
Local producer Brent Nelson has been making maple syrup at his Waupaca family farm for over 10 years. His program will cover a brief history of maple sugaring in Wisconsin starting from the beginning when the American Indians first collected sap. There will be an overview of the different maple tree species used to make syrup and the geographical uniqueness to where maple syrup is made. Next, there will be a walk-through of the maple sugaring process from tapping the maple trees for sap collection to bottling of the final product. Lastly, there will be a brief overview of other foodstuffs made from maple syrup. Come and enjoy a sample!
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Foraging for Food and Fun
Feb 12 at 6:30pm
Kira Morrissey, a MN native living in WI since 2002, grew up with parents who were lovers of all things outdoors, instilling in her a sense of awe and wonder in plants and wild animals. Kira has become enamored with how the plants in our backyards are often the ones with the most health and healing benefits. She has taken online courses, voraciously read backyard plant medicine books, source-checked articles and websites, and has taken journeys down a plethora of legit and not-so-legit rabbit holes down the herbology route. Kira uses what she learns to turn a walk in the woods into a foraging adventure. Kira discusses easily identified common weeds plentiful in most backyards that can become part of your diet. She’ll address some fun things to do with kids on nature walks to instill a love and respect for plants. She is hoping that the program will ignite a new interest in the tradition of foraging for food and for fun.
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The State of Our Water: Scarcity, Degradation, and Opportunities for a Better Future
Feb 19 at 6:30pm
Kate Barelman is Director of Sustainability Research and Outreach for N-Drip, an innovator in micro-irrigation. Her program will discuss the current state of our water resources in the US, including a discussion of how water challenges impact our nation’s supply chains, including food and fiber, and an evaluation of case studies from some of our nation’s most iconic watersheds.
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Phantom Art Gallery Closes | |
The Phantom Art Gallery has come to its close after 12 years.
Thanks to members of the City of Waupaca, the Library, the Chamber of Commerce, business and small gallery owners for backing the concept of the Phantom Art Gallery.
Thanks to the Waupaca Community Arts Board for encouraging and promoting the Phantom Art Gallery over the years and for use of their wine license.
Thanks to LOOT and the other businesses who offered free windows and spaces over the years.
Thanks to Theresa Drinka, Angela DeLong Little, Anita Olson, Kay Susnar, Vicki Poeschl, Adriana Koll, Doris Weed, Kevin Knopp, Darlene Reed, Kathi Johnson, Sharon Radley, Lois Johnson, Tammie Rae Wolter, Jeannie Bode, Judy Steiner, Marsha Mueller and Dort DeWild and the many volunteers who helped with exhibits and staffing during exhibit times.
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Waupaca Rotary Club's Annual Casino Royale
Friday, February 9
7pm
Par4 Bistro
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The Rotary Club of Waupaca is happy to host a fun night to play blackjack, poker, craps, roulette and win prizes. There will be a pizza buffet and live music by Hijinx. Tickets are $20 per person and available from a Rotary Club member or at the Waupaca Area Chamber office. Please come to PAR 4 Resort on 2/9/24 to help raise money to support local charities!
GO HERE for more info!
Rotary Club of Waupaca
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The program is live from 9am to 10am on the first and third Wednesday of the month in the Waupaca Community Media studios (lower level of Waupaca City Hall). You can listen to the program LIVE on fm96.3 and 99-1 WAUP and the Good News Waupaca Facebook page. Later rebroadcasts of the program will occur on Win-TV Spectrum Cable Channel 991 (7pm on the date of broadcast), an encore airing on fm96.3 at 7am Thursday morning following our live broadcast and will be available for later viewing on our Facebook page.
To schedule your organization to ve on the show, go HERE!
GOOD NEWS WAUPACA
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WAUP 99.1 has debuted a show called “CURIOUSER”. It’s an interview program hosted by Chuck Reynolds, Mark Gerlach and Bob Tevis.
It brings local people with unique personalities or unusual lifestyles into the studio where they ask the questions you’d ask if you had the chance.
Coming up in February they’ll be talking with the owners of “Little Fat Gretchen’s”, “Odin & Freja’s”, drumming legend Tony Wagner and contractor Marcel Van Camp.
“CURIOUSER” airs Saturday mornings at 8 a.m. with repeats every Monday at 6 p.m. on WAUP 99.1.
Check ‘em out on Facebook.
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Sadly, The Winter Rec Fest planned for Feb. 10 has been canceled due to lack of snow and warm temps.
The Parks and Recreation Department has made the difficult decision to cancel the Winter Rec Fest scheduled for February 10th, 2024.
Although we strive to create an event that is not solely reliant on snow, we cannot hold this sort of event without frost in the ground. Our various events would cause irreparable damage to our Swan Park fields when they are this muddy.
Thanks to everyone for your excitement around this event.
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Other Happenings in and around Waupaca | |
Hartman's Creek Candlelight Ski, Snowshoe and Hike | |
Join us in the woods by candlelight!
Saturday, February 24
5-8 pm
Hartman's Creek State Park
Embrace winter with family fun.
Join us for a family-friendly evening, hiking and snowshoeing on groomed park trails lit by candlelight. Choose from several trails lit by over 500 luminaries. After your hike, stop by the warming fires for hot chocolate and a game of Hammerschlagen. Bring dinner and cook over our hot grills. Leashed pet allowed.
A limited number of snowshoe are available for rent.
Donations appreciated. All proceeds benefit the park.
A park vehicle admission pass is required. (Order online or at the gate.)
Hosted with generous support from the Town of Farmington, Waupaca Area Convention and Visitor Bureau and Adventure Outfitters.
More Info HERE
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Central Wisconsin Symphony Orchestra | |
Join us for our
LEGENDS AND HEROES Concert
February 17, 2024 | 7:30 PM
Sentry Theater, Stevens Point
Performing:
Legends, op. 59, Nos. 1, 9 and 4 by Antonin Dvorak,
"Adoration" by Florence Price (arr. Fine), and
Symphony No. 3 "Eroica" and "Overture to Coriolan" by Ludwig van Beethoven.
Tickets available at CWSO.ORG or GO HERE https://app.arts-people.com/index.php?ticketing=cwso or by calling (715)-345-7726 between 10-4pm Mon-Thurs.
GO HERE for more info on CWSO
GO Here for concert event and directions to Sentry Theater
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The Jensen Center in Amherst | |
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Pop Goes 3 Decades!
featuring
Steve Marche -Torme and Friends
Saturday, Feb. 10
6-10 pm
Remember what you forgot about the ‘60s, ‘70s, and ‘80s! Join Steve Marche-Torme & Friends, in a lively and upbeat performance of classic pop songs at the Jensen Community Center Theater in Amherst on Saturday, February 10, 2024. The showcase will include familiar tunes by The Beatles, James Taylor, Cat Stevens, The Band, Elton John, Eric Clapton, Hall & Oates, Stevie Wonder, and more.
GO HERE for tickets and more info!
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Take your talent to the stage and be part of the 2024 Jensen Center Variety Show!
Sign up to be part of the annual Variety Show at the Jensen Center!
The show will take place on Saturday April 20.
We are now accepting all types of talent to be a part of the show! Start brainstorming and sign up to perform in this family-friendly production by April 10. Email Mariah-jensencenter@with-net.com or call us at 615-824-5202 to sign up. WE WANT YOU TO LIGHT UP OUR STAGE!
GO HERE for more information on joining the show!!!
The Jensen Center
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Maple-tapping Hoedown!
Saturday, March 2, 2024
6 - 9 p.m.
$5 Admission
(4 & Under FREE)
Jensen Community Center
487 N Main St, Amherst
You’re already tapping your feet waiting for spring and maple-tapping season to arrive! Why not tap your feet and dance at our “Maple-Tapping Hoedown”! Join us for a toe-tapping good time with Flip O’ the Coin, and calling by John Wilson. Dance the night away and enjoy warm beverages and snacks for purchase. This is always great fun for ALL ages!
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The Center for Living Well |
Lots going on at the Center for Living Well in Iola!
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February is Black History Month | |
February is an opportunity to celebrate Black History. There are so many incredible resources to learn more about the rich incredible story of this diverse people. the 2024 theme of
Black History Month is "African
Americans and the Arts."
Learn more about the History of Black History Month HERE.
A listing of "16 Black Artists to Know" can be found HERE.
And one of our favorite orgs, Playing for Change, has a music playlist that celebrates Black History Month. Turn it up loud, and celebrate love and diversity!
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Jazz Coterie Jazz February | |
Swing your Valentine! A big band. A little dinner. And a whole lotta fun!
The Wisconsin Jazz Orchestra feat.
Janet Planet
Feb 14 at the Howard in Oshkosh
Feb 15 at the Stevens Point Country Club
This sixteen-piece orchestra possesses a powerhouse line-up of members comprised of artist-musicians whose combined pedigrees gives the band the ability to play a broad range of repertoire. The band performs music from Count Basie, Duke Ellington, and Thad Jones/Mel Lewis as well as contemporary masters like Maria Schneider, John Clayton and Bill Holman with equal measures of authority, sensitivity, and creative spark.
Featuring:
Janet Planet
Marc Jimos | Myles Boothroyd | José Encarnacion | Tom Washatka | Katie DelGiacco | Brent Turney | John Daniel | Dave Cooper| Paul Dietrich | Tim Albright | Patrick Lawrence | Bill Dennee | Dave Sawall | Mathew Buchman | Dave Story | Ryan Korb.
Jazz Coterie
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The 2024 Iola Winter Carnival | |
Iola Winter Carnival
Feb 2-4
UPDATE!! The Ski Hill Events for Winter Carnival have sadly been canceled.
But.....
With that being said there are many of the events still in action for the weekend! Check out this updated Schedule of Events for this weekend's Winter Carnival!!
For instance: Kids Ice Fishing Tourney is still on!
"As of yesterday most holes they measured showed 12 inches in the part of iola lake in the village limits. We have put together a lot of door prize packages."
Also, the Chili cookoff, Rosemalling class , Vintage Jazz at the Little Wolf Gallery, and the Winter Carnival Dance are ALL STILL ON!!!!
Iola Winter Carnival FB page
for details!
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More Live Stuff....Get out and enjoy the energy of Live Performances!!! | |
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Project WISHOPE at 200 S. Main Street in Waupaca is hosting
Poetry, Music and Art
Saturday Feb. 3
7pm
As of this writing there were only a few tickets left! Get them at the WISHOPE office on Main St.
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Good Times Comedy Show featuring
Robert Bruce Brackenridge
Friday February16 at 8pm
Chain O Lakes Bar and Grill
Hosted by Waupaca's own Ben Warren, these shows are gaining in popularity so come early, grab dinner and get your seat for some good times!!!
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A few select Live Music/Comedy shows in Waupaca and around the area....
Due to Cabin Fever, we thought we would list a few live music events that we heard about...there may be more but at the time of publish, these are what we could find on social media, word of mouth and websites...support live music!!!
| The Wheelhouse Wednesday with Wags series in February features the Wheelhouse Allstar Blues Band! February 21 at 7:30, featuring Tony Wagner, Jimmy Voegelli form the Jimmmies, Alex Wilson, Tony Menzer and Jimmy Schwartz. It's gonna be hot in there. | |
Whiskey Junction Food and Drink (formerly Cour4tside Bar and Grill) is hosting a couple comedy events.
Feb. 1 at 7pm a master class and workshop and showcase with comedian Bob Zany... go here for more info...
Feb. 3 the Bob Zany Comedy Show: dinner and a show! GO HERE for details!
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Little Wolf Gallery in Iola: Saturday, Feb. 3, 4-6 Jazz show with the Omernik family during the Iola Winter Carnival!
GO HERE for info5-7 pm:
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Odin and Freja's Place, Scandinavia: Thursdays are open mic nights in Scandinavia! Also check out their February lineup of excellent shows and more, go here for the listing! There is alot going on at Odin and Freja's Place!
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Continue to Spread the LOVE during February!
We love our community, and send you all a lot of heart-felt greetings during the month of LOVE!
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