Upcoming Area Events... August 13
BREAKFAST ANYTIME!
Dodgeville - BANDing Together for Agrace, 5-9:30 pm August 14 100th Anniversary Celebration Platteville - Chalk & Cheese Fest, In City Park, 8 am-7 pm Boscobel - Farmers Market Fest, Depot Park, 8 am-1 pm. August 18 Platteville - Senior Center PEAK, 8th Annual Senior Picnic, doors at 4 pm Mineral Point - Movie for the Kids, Mineral Point Opera House, 2:30-4 pm
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August 20-21 Mineral Point - Blues & Roots Festival, Orchard Lawn, 234 Madison Street August 28 Mineral Point - Art Adventure Vendor Night, 411 Commerce St., 4:30-7 pm September 3 & 4 Platteville - Driftmore Music & Arts Festival, Gates Open at 1 pm Friday & 10 am Saturday
29563 County Rd. B July 30th & 31st, 8a-4p. Antique furniture, Pier1 wicker furniture sets.
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Contact Tristan Hirsch at 608-348-2374 or via email at tristan.hirsch@wcinet.com to learn how today! The Weekender features fundraisers, special events, and things to do in your neck of the woods.
SHULLSBURG:
WI-22705 HWY 11, July 29th 8-5, July 30th 8-6, July 31 8-? Women’s XL-2X, holiday items, kitchen items, jewelry, décor, guys stuff.
ANAMOSA IOWA:
21052 31st Street, Friday, July 30th 8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
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TRI COUNTY
Saturday July 31 2021
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204 ELM ST. Wednesday-Friday, July 28-30, 7:30am-6:00pm, Saturday, July 31, 7:30am-noon. Children’s furniture, old 1950 electric train set, toys, games, records and etc, collector dolls, beer signs, Dale Earnhart, Beer O’Matic cooler, book case, desk, end table, sewing machine in cabinet, 8 piece patio set, 6 ft work bench, chain saw, jumper cables, crock pot, old dishes, 50 ft garden hose.
The Ride Begins at John Collins Shop 1650 LaFollette Street, Fennimore
Free & open to - The ride leaves at 9AM sharp Join In Ride Along everyone. - May The Route ALL models - SMV Signs Required NEW & OLD! - Wagons Available For Riders
Lunch available at the Bloomington Fire Dept, all proceeds go to the Bloomington Fire Dept.
Driftmore Music & Arts
Platteville
ITHACA:
29264 Willow Creek RD. July 30 & 31, 8am -3pm: Antique furniture. Kitchenware. school supplies.women’s clothing, shoes, purses. Home decor.
Southwest Wisconsin Tractor Ride and Equipment Show
Not Responsibnlets for accide
Open 7:30 a.m. (608) 348-3041
LONE ROCK:
11th Annual
Mineral Point, Wisconsin
Tuesday: Burger Baskets Thursday: Kids Eat FREE w/Adult Purchase
Garage Sale Calendar
August 18-22 Lancaster - Grant County Fair
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Platteville - Golf and Country Club
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July 28-August 1 Linden - Frolic Days, Something fun to do every day! July 29 Mineral Point - Chamber Golf Outing, Dodge Point Country Club, Noon-4 pm July 30 Mineral Point - 50th Anniversary Celebration of Wisconsin’s First National Register Historic District July 31 Mineral Point - Benefit Concert, Opera House, 7-9 pm Dubuque - Driftmore Phase 2 release and Mix Competition, at the Smokestacks, 7 pm July 31- August 1 Platteville - Tri County Archers Bow Shoot, 9134 County Line Rd., Registration at 7 am See our ad for more info! August 3 Potosi - Great River Road, All American Road Celebration, 3 pm August 11-14 Mineral Point - Paint the Point August 13 Mineral Point - Jammin on the Porch, 234 Madison St., 6-8 pm August 13-14 Mineral Point - City Wide Garage Sales at various locations. The map will be posted on mineralpoint.com
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Coffee, milk & donuts available at John Collins Shop 8:00 am Auction -- 1:00 p.m.
Public Welcome
ARCHERS BOW SHOOT July 31- August 1
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FOR INFO OR LATE ARRIVALS CALL: John Collins 608.778.7910 - Doug Moris 608.379.1294 Kaleb Cauffman 608.379.0717 - Gopher Moris 608.988.7190
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Daily Lunch & Dinner Specials
-Unlimited, Bow Hunter and Youth Classes $10 Entry: With Food and Beverage ( Beer, Pop, Water)
TUESDAY: $2.00 Tacos WEDNESDAY: $6.00 footlong chili dogs THURSDAY: $7.00 Spaghetti & garlic bread Carry-Outs Available | Call 608-732-9269 BRING THIS COUPON IN FOR LIVE MUSIC!
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- 40 outdoor Rinehart 3D Targets Binoculars and Range Finders Allowed
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- 7MM Gun Raffle (Winner does not need be Present) (No Carry Ins inside Club House)
Register 7/31: 7AM-3PM • 8/1: 7AM-2PM *NO CROSSBOWS ALLOWED* Questions: Kurt Bakken 608-778-2500 or Adam Kirschbaum 608-732-1040
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Mineral Point Celebrates 50 Years on National Register The 50th Anniversary of Wi s c o n s i n’s First National Register Historic District kicks off with a celebration at Orchard Lawn on July 30, and the public is welcome to attend this free event. On July 30, 1971, Mineral Point was the first city in Wisconsin to be listed on the national register of historic places. According to the register at www.wisconsinhistory.org, the district consists of more than 500 buildings, structures or objects that contribute to the designation. According to the National Register of Historic Places, the historic designation was “roughly bounded by Ross, Shake Rag, 9th and Bend streets” in Mineral Point, Iowa County, Wisconsin. Its areas of significance include industry, politics/government, architecture and social history.
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The period of significance is 1828-1943, capturing the arrival of miners and the establishment of the Mineral Point community as a significant political hub. The 1930s marked the birth of Mineral Point’s preservation movement, which developed on a larger scale in the 1960s when artists, crafts-people and preservationists began to restore more of the old mining town’s limestone buildings. “Mineral Point has so much to be proud of,” Dena Nechkash, director of the Mineral Point Chamber of Commerce, said. “The historic district remains a beautiful attraction, an icon in Southwest Wisconsin, because of the preservation efforts started in the 1930s. It didn’t stop there. We continue to see more restoration efforts made every year.” To celebrate, the Mineral Point Chamber of Commerce has organized an informal party at Orchard Lawn, 234 Madison St., starting at 7 p.m. on Friday, July 30. The event kicks off with a brief program about the historical significance followed by a performance by Point Five. The Chamber will also provide cake and ice cream for guests and have some games available on the lawn. A small selection of merchandise will be available
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for sale as a fundraiser for the Chamber. For questions about the celebration, contact the Mineral Point Chamber of Commerce at 608-987-3201 or info@mineral point.com. Learn more about the historic buildings by visiting www. mineralpoint.com/historic-mineral-point-architectural-tours and take one of the self-guided architectural tours. About the National Register of Historic Places: The National Register of Historic Places is the official list of our country's historic buildings, districts, sites, structures, and objects worthy of preservation. It was established as part of the National Historic Preservation Act of 1966 and is overseen by the National Park Service. Authorized by the National Historic Preservation Act of 1966, the National Park Service's National Register of Historic Places is part of a national program to coordinate and support public and private efforts to identify, evaluate, and protect America's historic and archaeological resources.
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