December 16 we will celebrate this festive season with an exclusive performance by our own Heather Madr and Tarah Beyer. We are looking forward to seeing these talented musicians perform. We encourage members to bring guests.
We will need an accurate count. Please RSVP to Shelley via email to framersworkshopwi@gmail.com.
Brady Youngstrom, Homestead High School Senior, was named the TM Rotary Club's Student of the Month December 9. Brady is involved in school and church activites and is looking at several small universities.
Pictured with Brady are Club Vocational Commitee Chair Barbara Thompson and TM Rotary President Jim Counsellor.
Tuesday, January 6, we welcome back the ladies who created the Happy Place Cooking Space, an accessible teaching kitchen designed for all ages and abilities, in Cedarburg. At Happy Place, everyone has the opportunity to learn at their own pace in a supportive environment with adaptive tools and equipment.
Our Vision: A world where everyone, regardless of age or ability, can explore their full potential and find community.
Our Mission: To foster happiness by sharing the joys of cooking and eating together, teach skills that build independence and inspire creativity, and create an environment of belonging where everyone is included, and where everyone can have a positive experience in the kitchen.
Pickleball is named after a dog named Pickles. Finally, the name makes sense to me.
This is just one of the things we learned from franchisees Greg Straub and Doug Reigle, who owns Pickleball Kingdom in Menomonee Falls. Pickleball is the fasted growing sport in the country. Pickleball Kingdom limits their membership to 100 per each of their 17 courts. They offer memberships, classes, drills, leagues, and events. There is something for everyone. The speakers both stressed that this sport can be played by anyone and offers physical, social, and spiritual benefits for those who play it.