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  • Social Dance

    Social Dance
    211 S Water St E, 53538 211 South Water Street East, Fort Atkinson, WI, United States

    Dance the night away — no partner, no experience, no problem. Join us on the first Friday of every month for an evening of movement, music, and community. In partnership with Fred Astaire Dance Studios in Oconomowoc, we're bringing the joy of ballroom dance to Fort Atkinson in a way that's welcoming, fun, and completely […]

  • Kids Night Out: A Gift for Someone Special

    211 S Water St E, 53538 211 South Water Street East, Fort Atkinson, WI, United States

    Mother's Day is just around the corner, and we're helping kids create something truly special for the moms, grandmas, aunties, and every kind of loving caregiver in their lives. Join us for a fun, creative evening where kids will make a one-of-a-kind keepsake gift — no experience or supplies needed. Volunteers will guide everyone through […]

  • Mother’s Day Tea

    211 S Water St E, 53538 211 South Water Street East, Fort Atkinson, WI, United States

    Treat the special people in your life to a lovely Mother's Day celebration right here in Fort Atkinson. Join us for a relaxed, elegant midday tea featuring a selection of brunch bites and sweet treats, with tea, coffee, and juice to sip. It's the perfect way to celebrate moms, grandmas, aunties, and every kind of […]

  • FREE MahJong Lessons

    FREE MahJong Lessons
    211 S Water St E, 53538 211 South Water Street East, Fort Atkinson, WI, United States

    Step into the world of American Mahjong, a lively and modern twist on the classic Chinese tile game. With its bright tiles, clever combinations, and ever-changing annual card of hands, American Mahjong blends strategy, memory, and a dash of luck into a game that’s as social as it is satisfying. In this class, you’ll learn […]

  • FAC Talk: The Prairie Enthusiasts

    211 S Water St E, 53538 211 South Water Street East, Fort Atkinson, WI, United States

    When the settlers arrived in the upper Midwest, there were millions of acres of rich, diverse, tall grass prairie and related oak ecosystems. Now only a tiny fraction of those systems remain, mostly in areas unsuitable for plowing. Moreover, much of that remaining tiny fraction is in a state of ongoing decline or susceptible to development. The […]