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Thursday, Nov. 6 • 6-8am
Beaded Plant Stake
Come and create a beautiful beaded plant stake to embellish your plants for the winter seasons. Class instructor Nancy Spak from Azure Glass Studio. Registration is required by Nov. 1.
$15
May's Floral Garden Jeffers Road Location, 3015 E. Hamilton Ave, eau claire (715) 836-8225
Thursday, Nov. 6 • 7-9am
Blood Pressure Screening
Free blood pressure screenings at the Luther Midelfort kiosk.
FREE
Oakwood Mall • Eau Claire • 836-0044 •
Thursday, Nov. 6 • 8am-7pm
Flu Shot Clinic
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) encourages a flu shot for people age 50 and older, children ages 6 months and older and others in high-risk groups. But anyone who wants to decrease his or her chances of getting the flu can get vaccinated. No appointment is necessary; walk-ins are welcome.
$35
Midelfort Clinic - Clairemont Campus, 733 W. Clairemont Ave. 838-6988
Thursday, Nov. 6 • 8:30am-4pm
Eco-Training - Are You Ready?
Plan to attend this UW–Stout professional development conference! Industries are responding to growing pressure to be more "green." But this means teaching employees new operations and business practices, as well as gaining the support and commitment of employees at all levels. Registration required by Nov. 6.
$159
UW-Stout, Memorial Student Center, Menomonie (715) 232-2793
Thursday, Nov. 6 • 8:30am-4pm
Supervisory Management 2
Supervisory Management 2 concentrates on four critical management concerns; (1) orienting people to your work unit; (2) understanding your communication behaviors; (3) managing time; and (4) using delegation as a development tool. We build on the leadership skills learned in the first seminar and focus on maintaining a productive work group. http://www.uwec.edu/ce/smcp/supman2/index.htm by: UWEC-Small Business Development Center
$425 adults, $375 Group fee. $1125 Series Fee
Sweetwaters Restaurant, 1104 W Clairemont Avenue , Eau Claire (715) 836-3636
Thursday, Nov. 6 • 9am-5pm
Artist Co-Op Art Sales
The Valley Art Association will hold sales at the former Fiedler's Jewelry Store. Art items for the holidays or anytime.
Grand and Bridge Streets, Chippewa Falls (715) 723-4970
Thursday, Nov. 6 • 9:30am
Ice Fishing Tips and Tricks
Presented by Bob Stitt.
FREE • 55+
L.E. Phillips Senior Center • Eau Claire • 839-4909 • www.lephillipsseniorcenter.com
Thursday, Nov. 6 • 9:30-11:30am
Learn to Knit
A one time beginner class that will include instruction using American and Continental styles. Choose to make a scarf or dishcloth. Pattern included.
$10 members, $15 nonmembers, or additional $5 if learning Purl also • 55+
L.E. Phillips Senior Center • Eau Claire • 839-4909 • www.lephillipsseniorcenter.com
Thursday, Nov. 6 • 9:30-11:30am
Playgroups, Chippewa Falls
A chance for kids and parents to socialize. Occasional field trips.
FREE
River Source Family Center • Chippewa Falls • 720-1841
Thursday, Nov. 6 • 10am-5pm
It's Election Time at CMEC
Art Activity of the Week: Create a hundred dollar bill with your face in the Art Studio! All week, paint a watercolor White House, make a giant paper penny, and practice your counting and adding skills with play money in the Activity Room. Special Events include a macaroni portrait of George Washington with noodles and cotton balls!
$5 /adults/seniors/kids/students
Children's Mueseum of Eau Claire, 220 S. Barstow St, Eau Claire (715) 832-5437
Thursday, Nov. 6 • 10:10-10:30am
Learning Together Storytime
Doors open at 10am with unstructured playtime to start off the morning. The stories are best for children ages birth to 3 years. Kids must be accompanied by an adult.
FREE
Menomonie Public Library • Menomonie • 232-2164 •
Thursday, Nov. 6 • 10:30-11am
Preschool Storytime - Eau Claire
For the preschool-age child, this 30-minute session includes longer stories and more advanced activities. Kids ages 4 and up may attend unsupervised, but for parents must stay in the library and pick up children immediately following the program. No registration required.
FREE
L.E. Phillips Memorial Public Library • Eau Claire • 839-1648 •
Thursday, Nov. 6 • 10:30-10:50am
That's Adorable: Storytime
We have storytime daily Monday-Saturday. Come and share our love for reading! If you would like to, please bring a food donation for the Grace Lutheran Food Pantry during the month of November.
FREE
That's Adorable! 29 N Barstow, Eau Claire 456-6180
Thursday, Nov. 6 • 11:30am-1:45pm
Drop In & Play
Play for all ages with a newly expanded play area.
FREE
Family Resource Center for Eau Claire County • Eau Claire • 833-1735 • www.frcec.org
Thursday, Nov. 6 • 12:30-6pm
Classes at A' Cute Bead
A'Cute Bead offers both beginner to advanced classes in Multi-Strand Stringing, Wire Work, Stitch Beading Silver Art Clay, Dichroic Glass, as well as children's classes.
Variable
A Cute Bead • Menomonie • 231-2323 •
Thursday, Nov. 6 • 1-5pm
Hiring Fair
A monthly hiring fair is held on the first Thursday of every month. First come, first served for an on site interview. Bring a completed application and sign in at the front registers for interviews.
Starbucks • Eau Claire • 834-2513 •
Thursday, Nov. 6 • 1:30-5pm
Rosemalers Unite!
Drop in to the Ager House any Thursday afternoon to work on your favorite project and share the companionship of other rosemalers. Beginners to gold medalists are welcome.
$2-3 Contribution
Ager House • Eau Claire • 835-8718 • www.agerhouse.org
Thursday, Nov. 6 • 1:30-4:30pm
Word 2003 for Beginners
Class will cover such things as creating documents, setting margins, changing fonts, naming and savings documents, creating tables, inserting and editing images, and much more. Pre requisite for class is having basic keyboarding skills.
$15 members, $22.50 nonmembers • 55+
L.E. Phillips Senior Center • Eau Claire • 839-4909 • www.lephillipsseniorcenter.com
Thursday, Nov. 6 • 2-3pm
Pilates
Increases our awareness of all muscle groups, relieving the strain on those that are often overused. (Must be able to use mats on the floor and class and is limited to 15). Class runs Thursdays until Dec. 18.
$40 members, $60 nonmembers • 55+
L.E. Phillips Senior Center • Eau Claire • 839-4909 • www.lephillipsseniorcenter.com
Thursday, Nov. 6 • 2-3pm
Pilates
Pilates Increases our awareness of all muscle groups, relieving the strain on those that are often overused. Anna King instructs.
$40 members, $60 nonmembers
L.E. Phillips Senior Center • Eau Claire • 839-4909 • www.lephillipsseniorcenter.com
Thursday, Nov. 6 • 3-5pm
3-5 Club (Homework Help)
Tutoring available for students of all ages. After homework, students may continue specialized tutoring, work on a craft project, play ping-pong, work on computers, or go outside for basketball, football, soccer, etc. Food is available free of charge. Tutors include local college students and retired UWEC faculty.
FREE
First Presbyterian Church • Eau Claire • 839-9331 •
Thursday, Nov. 6 • 4pm
Early Embryonic Development in Zebrafish
Presented by Dr. Francisco Pelegri from the department of genetics of UW-Madison. This seminar series is an opportunity for community residents, students and faculty to learn what is going on at the cutting edge of biology research.
FREE
Room 319, Phillips Science Hall, UW-Eau Claire 836-4166
Thursday, Nov. 6 • 6-9pm
Are You Part of the Creative Economy?
Join us for this presentation and discussion on the role of core members of the creative economy living and working in Northwest Wisconsin, and how best to encourage the development of support and outreach programs to reach these goals.
FREE
The Heyde Center for the Arts • Chippewa Falls • 726-9000
Thursday, Nov. 6 • 6-9pm
Business Recordkeeping 101
Good recordkeeping is a critical tool that saves any business time and effort at tax time. By developing an organized record keeping system that will help you develop profit or loss statements, you will be able to run a more efficient business, which may lead to increased profitability. Accurate record keeping puts a business in a better position to manage the business and to make critical business decisions. During this hands-on session participants will learn tips on how to set up an effective small business office filing system, how to set up an effective cash basis record keeping system, practice recording business income and expenses in the cash method, and create a profit and loss statement that will generate numbers needed to fill in the schedule C business tax return. Register by Nov. 3.
$25
Western Dairyland • Eau Claire • 836-7511 • www.westerndairyland.org
Thursday, Nov. 6 • 6-9pm
Sand Creek Beer Tasting
Featuring fine beers from Sand Creek Brewery.
FREE
Haymarket Grill • Eau Claire • 552-3400 •
Thursday, Nov. 6 • 6:23pm
Discovery Workshop
An experiential, hands-on workshop using a combination of breath, touch, movement, and focus to create and allow inner awareness. The results are often a sense of relaxation, inner peace and confidence. Register by Nov. 4.
$35
Helios Wellness Center • Menomonie • (715) 235-7333 • www.helioswellness.com
Thursday, Nov. 6 • 6:30pm
Forcing Bulbs for Winter Bloom
Start bulbs indoors now for beautiful blooms all winter. Choose from paperwhites, Amaryllis, or daffodils. Cost depends on items chosen. Register by Nov. 6.
FREE
The Potting Shed Garden & Gifts, 1728 N. Hilcrest Parkway, Altoona (715) 831-4000
Thursday, Nov. 6 • 6:30pm
The Valley Art Association Monthly Meeting
Stacy Carlson-Kelly will be the featured presenter. Stacy is a mural artist whose works range from children’s rooms to large commercial murals. Her passion is to transform her clients desires into pleasing works. Contact Ray Peterson with questions.
FREE
Chippewa Falls Public Library • Chippewa Falls • 715- 723-4970 •
Thursday, Nov. 6 • 7-9pm
Brian Butler
Brian's improvisational performances are based on his philosophy that, in conversation as well as in music, you make a more sincere and accurate representation of feeling if you doesn't spend too much time planning.
FREE
Acoustic Cafe, Eau Claire • Eau Claire • 832-9090 • www.theacoustic.com
Thursday, Nov. 6 • 7pm-2am
Ladies Night
Enjoy drink specials and karaoke.
FREE
Eisold’s Irvine Bar • Chippewa Falls • 720-1280
Thursday, Nov. 6 • 7-9pm
Linux Users Group
A chance to talk about Linux, Open Source software, and get help from other users. All levels of Linux users are welcome.
Free
Meeting Room (715) 577-0227
Thursday, Nov. 6 • 7:30pm
Chippewa Valley Theatre Guild: Tuesdays with Morrie
A career-obsessed sportswriter reconnects with his dying, former Sociology professor. A powerful, deeply emotional story with doses of humor and insight based on Mitch Albom's autobiographical novel.
$18 adults, $17 seniors, $8 youth/students
Grand Little Theatre • Eau Claire • (715) 832-7529
Thursday, Nov. 6 • 7:30-9pm
Music at the Hill
Every Thursday, musicians from across the area will be brought together in an informal atmosphere to provide patrons with an evening of smooth sounds and conversation. The emphasis will be on a mixture of music; light blues & rock, jazz, folk, and other popular genres. The event will be outside on our beautiful deck when the weather permits, and yes. . . the Tiki Bar will be open! When the weather starts to turn, we’ll move inside.
FREE
Fanny Hill Dinner Theatre • Eau Claire • 836-8184 •
Thursday, Nov. 6 • 8pm
Eric Brandt and the Urban Hillbilly Quartet w/ A Paper Cup Band
The folk sounds of Erik Brandt and The Urban Hillbilly Quartet has grown from local bar jam sessions into an award-winning Twin Cities-based ensemble that blends fiddle, electric guitar, accordion, and bass.
Free
The Underground, Memorial Student Center, UW-Stout, UW-Stout, Menomonie, WI (715) 232-2432
Thursday, Nov. 6 • 8pm-1am
Party Hits with DJ John
Ladies Night + requests all night long.
Free • 21+
Pioneer Grill & Saloon • Menomonie • 235-9927 •
Thursday, Nov. 6 • 8-10pm
Trivia Night
Test your knowledge of everything from current events and pop culture to geography in a three-round contest where teams compete for prizes. Enjoy the mini gameshows between rounds.
FREE
Wigwam Tavern • Eau Claire • 834-9061 •
Thursday, Nov. 6 • 9pm-2am
DJ + Karaoke
With AV Live.
FREE
The Village Tavern. 32 W. Spring St. Chippewa Falls. 723-3009
Thursday, Nov. 6 • 9pm-2am
Karaoke
Sing, dance, drink and be merry.
FREE
Tomahawk Room, Chippewa Falls 726-9433
Thursday, Nov. 6 • 9pm-1am
Karaoke
sing, dance, be merry
FREE
T&C Roundabout, 8685 Hwy 124, Chippewa Falls 723-2709
Thursday, Nov. 6 • 9pm
Mark Grundhoefer
Solo performance.
FREE
The Mousetrap • Eau Claire • 832-8418
Thursday, Nov. 6 • 9pm
The Klenz/Walk Jazz Sextet
Live music.
FREE
Eau Claire House of Rock • Eau Claire • 838-0158 •
Thursday, Nov. 6 • 9:30pm-2am
Ladies Night with DJ Beze
DJ Beze has the Stones Throw bumpin' every Thursday with premium hip-hop beats.
FREE
Stones Throw • Eau Claire • 552-5882 •
Thursday, Nov. 6 • 10pm
Roster McCabe
Roster McCabe is the new fresh sound of the Minneapolis area. With thick reggae grooves, a high-energy, positive presence and tasty songwriting, these guys are a sweaty dance party waiting to happen.
Free • 21+
The Waterfront Bar & Grill, 512 Crescent, Menomonie (715) 235-6541
Thursday, Nov. 6 • 11-11pm
Jazz in the Valley Call for Artists
Artists are encouraged to submit jazz-themed hanging and 3D artwork for display as part of Jazz in the Valley: a community-wide jazz celebration that will culminate in UW-Eau Claire's 42nd annual Jazz Festival, April 2-5, 2009. Artists interested should e-mail jazzinthevalley@gmail.com for a registration form. Registration is required by Nov. 15.
$15 adults, $5 students
Chippewa Valley, County wide, Eau Claire (715) 838-0507
Ongoing Events
Event Ends: Sunday, Jan. 4
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Hope and Change in Uncertain Times
The Creamery's Brickhouse Art Gallery Exhibits four local artists. Featured work includes Helen Heinz Peterson painted furniture, Miriam Houg’s monotypes, Brianna Capra’s paintings, and Clay Vajgrt’s digital prints.
FREE
The Creamery Restaurant & Inn • Downsville • (715) 664-8354 •
Event Ends: Friday, Nov. 14
Check with venue for hours.
Photography by Cory John Ploessl
Cory John Ploessl will exhibit work on Costa Rica and Nicaragua. He is selling prints to help the children of Nicaragua. One hundred percent of the profit goes to these children's schooling.
FREE
Acoustic Cafe, Eau Claire • Eau Claire • 832-9090 • www.theacoustic.com
Event Ends: Monday, Sep. 7
Check with venue for hours.
Family Fun Zone
A program offered for accompanied children ages 6mo to 6yr. Enjoy open play on a large turf field filled with numerous toys, games, sports equipment, inflatables, and dress up clothes. Organized activities are also offered at different times each morning.
kids $2.50, adults FREE
Eau Claire Indoor Sports Center • Eau Claire • 552-1200 •
Event Ends: Friday, Nov. 28
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In Support of the Arts: A Janet Carson Retrospective
Join us in a very special gallery event as we host a retrospective of work from 1947 to the present of noted artist and educator, Janet Carson. Every piece will be for sale with all proceeds being donated back to the Art Gallery. From Carson's artist statement: "From an early age I knew my destiny was to be a writer or an artist. With the middle name of WELLINGTON how could I do other? My drawing as a child was unremarkable. I designed dresses for my paper dolls and copied pictures from a dog book. I did not win the poster contest! However, the older I became the more I felt that making art was my main source of comfort and joy. As an art teacher I witnessed children discovering a reassuring sense of self through making art as well. As an aging adult looking back on those years of making and teaching art, I have experienced elation in sharing it, and I do so now in hopes that the work still in my possession will generate funds for a front door entrance to this gallery."
FREE
Eau Claire Regional Arts Center • Eau Claire • 832-2787 •
Event Ends: Saturday, Nov. 22
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Sense of Place: Landscape Paintings
Four women artist working in oil & pastel evoke a 'Sense of Place' with landscapes painting on location. Artists include Holly Swift, Barbara McIlrath, Dodie Logue and Jean Accola. Artist Reception: Friday October 17th, 5-8pm
Free
Accola Gallery, 502 2nd Ave. E, Durand (715) 672-8188
Event Ends: Thursday, Dec. 4
Check with venue for hours.
Changing the Way We Think: New Media Art
The millennium has witnessed the growing vitality of new media art, mediated via digital means, often with the internet as its platform. Originating from an increasingly technologically dependent society, it not only challenges traditional creative media and ways of thinking, but also posits new questions concerning all realms of contemporary life.
Free
Foster Gallery, Haas Fine Arts Center, UW-Eau Claire • Eau Claire • 836-2328 • www.uwec.edu
Event Ends: Monday, Nov. 24
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Eau Claire Area Art League Exhibit
The Eau Claire Art League, founded in 1944 by a group of nine local artists, is an organization that works together in the spirit of creativity to foster and promote art in the area by encouraging new artists and accepting them into its membership. The group sponsors various art shows to help members display their work in the area. This exhibit features over 30 new pieces in a variety of media created by 15 local artists.
FREE
L.E. Phillips Memorial Public Library • Eau Claire • 839-1648 •
Event Ends: Thursday, Nov. 6
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Emeriti 8
Artwork from retired faculty members: Gene Bloedorn, Doug Cumming, John Perri, Rob Price, Bill Schulman, Charlie Wimmer, Eddie Wong, and Pat Zontelli.
FREE
Furlong Gallery • Menomonie • 232-2261 • furlonggallery.uwstout.edu
Event Ends: Friday, Nov. 28
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Exhibit: Common Thread Quilters
When Bob and Deb Aaron’s house burned down in the Dunn County town of Otter Creek in 1984, one thing that grew out of the ashes was a women’s quilt group, Common Thread Quilters. The fire quilt they made as their first project for the Aarons was followed by baby quilts, wedding quilts, graduation quilts, and now includes grandchildren quilts. The membership has changed a little over the years, but the majority are founding members with many still living in western Wisconsin, and a few “social members” scattered from Duluth to Madison to New Mexico. The ladies still gather for monthly working sessions in each others' homes, as well as summer quilt retreats at a cabin near Tomahawk on Crystal Lake.
$1 suggested donation
Mabel Tainter Memorial Theater • Menomonie • 235-0001 •
Event Ends: Sunday, Nov. 9
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HeatherWood Senior Fine Arts Show
The second annual Senior Fine Arts Show features works from more than 30 artists. Join us on Sunday Oct. 26 from 2-4 pm for a Gala Artists' Reception. Meet the artists and enjoy refreshments.
Free
HeatherWood Assisted Living , 4510 Gateway Dr, Eau Claire (715) 552-5511
Event Ends: Tuesday, Nov. 11
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The Creamery Presents UW-Stout Art Faculty Exhibit
The Exhibition represents work from the UW-Stout Fine Art faculty. 17 Artists will exhibit paintings, drawings, original prints, sculptures, electronic and mixed media. A Meet-the-Artists reception from 2-6pm on Oct. 19.
Free
The Creamery, E4620 COUNTY ROAD C, DOWNSVILLE (715) 664-8354 •
Event Ends: Thursday, Jan. 8
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Private Soldiers: A Year in Iraq with a Wisconsin National Guard Unit
This exhibit honors Wisconsin's participants in the Iraq War and helps viewers understand the conflict's human side. "Private Soldiers" is an exhibit version of a Wisconsin Historical Society Press book of the same name. The exhibit showcases photographs and text provided by three members of the Wisconsin Army National Guard's 2-127th Infantry Battalion. This compelling firsthand documentation chronicles the battalion's yearlong deployment from the unique perspective of the soldiers themselves. Through the candid prose of Capt. Benjamin Buchholz and the vivid camera work of Lt. Nathan Olson and Staff Sgt. Joseph Streeter, "Private Soldiers" captures the experiences of these citizen soldiers from training and deployment to their unique mission to their return to homes, jobs, and families. Their mission took them into the most dangerous regions of Iraq, where they withstood hundreds of attacks, saw dozens wounded, and lost three members killed in action.
$4 adults
Chippewa Valley Museum • Eau Claire • 834-7871 • www.cvmuseum.com
Event Ends: Thursday, Dec. 4
Check with venue for hours.
Changing the Way We Think: New Media Art
The millennium has witnessed the growing vitality of new media art, mediated via digital means, often with the internet as its platform. Originating from an increasingly technologically dependent society, it not only challenges traditional creative media and ways of thinking, but also posits new questions concerning all realms of contemporary life.
Free
Foster Gallery, Haas Fine Arts Center, UW-Eau Claire • Eau Claire • 836-2328 • www.uwec.edu
Event Ends: Sunday, Nov. 30
Check with venue for hours.
Flesh & Bonsai Paintings by Kaz Kuroki
Talented local painter Kaz Kuroki will be displaying some of his more impressive pieces through the month of November. A reception will be held for Mr. Kuroki on the evening of Thursday, Oct. 30th, 7-9pm. If needed, check venue for hours.
Free
Infinitea Teahouse, 112 East Grand Ave., Eau Claire (715) 514-1975


