Explore your inner teacher with others using the Tarot. 1st and 3rd Thursdays at 6:15pm. Facilitated by Harmony Moon: 608-393-7446. All adults seeking to deepen their understanding of self and others are invited to attend. Suggested donation $5 to $15. Ancient Healing is located on Hwy 12 in Sauk City, in the Eagle Plaza, by Pizza Hut and next to Carr Valley Cheese.

Mondays Mon 10:15am, age birth & up with an adult caregiver. stories, songs, finger plays & crafts. no registration required, free,  608.935.3728

3rd Mondays Richland Center
Support group for those dealing with autism, 7-8:30pm, Country Kitchen, www.angelautismnetwork.org, 588.2585

Thursdays Richland Center
Al Anon, Noon, Peace United Methodist Church, 265 N Church St, Use Union St. entrance,

Saturday in February: Scone tasting, featuring Australian, British and American Scones Saturday afternoons
Maya Madden info@birdofparadisetea.com free

Mon-Sat
Mon/Wed 10-8; Tues/Thurs 12:30-8; Fri 9-5:30; Sat 9-12:30, Community Room  608.588.2276 or www.springgreenlibrary.org

24-26 MINERAL POINT, Phenomenal Woman – A Winter Retreat For Women With Di Sterba, FRI. 7-9 PM, SAT. 10AM-Noon, 2-5 PM, & 7-9 PM, SUN 9-10 AM, Would you like to gather with a group of women to see if you can uncover your phenomenal self? Using Maya Angelou’s poem, “Phenomenal Woman”, as inspiration, explore arty ways of discovering the parts of yourself that may have been lost along the way. Create several art projects using Papier Mache, pen & ink, cloth & other fun materials. Pamper yourself for a truly wonderful escape from reality while delving into your ‘inner you’. Pre-Register at http://www.shakeragalley.com/february/12a100-phenomenal-woman-a-winter-retreat-for-women or call 608.987.3292, At 18 Shake Rag St.

Saturday Feb 25 – Felting class  (project: felted bag), 9am – 4pm,  Llama Adventures   7126 Peck Road  Arena
Cost: $60 – covers all materials, lunch and breakfast refreshments, Contact:  Edie Benusa   608-206-0874   budbenusa@gmail.com

02/25/12 – Live Music at Bob’s BBQ Emporium  7:30 PM  Alt-blues rock band, Boheme ’66, gets out for a rare River Valley gig. The night will start out with a sweet acoustic/electric set by Charles Boheme followed by some lowdown electric barbecued blues-rawk from Boheme ’66. Come, order up some delicious smoky meat, and enjoy a little bit of the sweet and the lowdown. No cover. Time subject to change.  Bob’s BBQ Emporium, 8164 US Hwy 14, Arena  FMI: 608-807-8287

Feb. 25 MINERAL POINT, Buy Tickets for Michael Perry & His Band, “The Longbeds” playing at the Mineral Point Opera House on 2/25/12 at 7:30 PM.   Buy tickets $12 for Main Floor & $15 for Balcony at Berget Jewelers, 257 High St, 608.987.3218 or online at http://www.brownpapertickets.com/event220976 reserved seats, Doors open at 7 PM.  139 High St.

Mon-Sat
Mon/Wed 10-8; Tues/Thurs 12:30-8; Fri 9-5:30; Sat 9-12:30, Community Room  608.588.2276 or www.springgreenlibrary.org

24-26 MINERAL POINT, Phenomenal Woman – A Winter Retreat For Women With Di Sterba, FRI. 7-9 PM, SAT. 10AM-Noon, 2-5 PM, & 7-9 PM, SUN 9-10 AM, Would you like to gather with a group of women to see if you can uncover your phenomenal self? Using Maya Angelou’s poem, “Phenomenal Woman”, as inspiration, explore arty ways of discovering the parts of yourself that may have been lost along the way. Create several art projects using Papier Mache, pen & ink, cloth & other fun materials. Pamper yourself for a truly wonderful escape from reality while delving into your ‘inner you’. Pre-Register at http://www.shakeragalley.com/february/12a100-phenomenal-woman-a-winter-retreat-for-women or call 608.987.3292, At 18 Shake Rag St.

Saturday Feb 25 – Felting class  (project: felted bag), 9am – 4pm,  Llama Adventures   7126 Peck Road  Arena
Cost: $60 – covers all materials, lunch and breakfast refreshments, Contact:  Edie Benusa   608-206-0874   budbenusa@gmail.com

02/25/12 – Live Music at Bob’s BBQ Emporium  7:30 PM  Alt-blues rock band, Boheme ’66, gets out for a rare River Valley gig. The night will start out with a sweet acoustic/electric set by Charles Boheme followed by some lowdown electric barbecued blues-rawk from Boheme ’66. Come, order up some delicious smoky meat, and enjoy a little bit of the sweet and the lowdown. No cover. Time subject to change.  Bob’s BBQ Emporium, 8164 US Hwy 14, Arena  FMI: 608-807-8287

Feb. 25 MINERAL POINT, Buy Tickets for Michael Perry & His Band, “The Longbeds” playing at the Mineral Point Opera House on 2/25/12 at 7:30 PM.   Buy tickets $12 for Main Floor & $15 for Balcony at Berget Jewelers, 257 High St, 608.987.3218 or online at http://www.brownpapertickets.com/event220976 reserved seats, Doors open at 7 PM.  139 High St.

Saturday, February 25
Ocooch Mountain Grass -A three piece bluegrass band 2:00 to 4:30 p.m. 588.7070

Classical violin concert, Gabriel Bolkosky, 2 PM, Loni Weber 608 549-2014 for information, admission by season ticket or at the door – adult: $15, student $5, sponsored by The Richland Concert Association

Internationally acclaimed Foghorn Stringband has been at the vanguard of a revival in American old-time music for over a decade now. They’ve traveled the globe, been signed to a major label, and inspired a new generation of old-time musicians, all without compromising their love of traditional American music. Their
unique sound still comes from the fiery, intertwining melodies of Stephen “Sammy” Lind’s fiddle and Caleb Klauder’s mandolin, but now they’re supported by the bedrock-solid rhythm foundation of Reeb Willms’ guitar and Nadine Landry’s bass. And when it comes to vocals, they deliver; four powerful and exceptional voices resulting in countless combinations of harmonies. A typical Foghorn set is based around exquisitely rare old-time tunes and
songs, but a vast knowledge of early country music and recent explorations in Cajun song traditions have molded a powerful new sound. “Among all the youthful groups playing old-time music today, The Foghorn Trio stands out from the pack. They deliver energy, authenticity and variety. The originals sound like ‘instant classics’. Their skilled playing and singing is always appropriate for the genre, whether it be old-time, bluegrass, Cajun or country. —Paul Norton & Sue Malcolm, CFRO 102.7 ‘In The Pines,’ Doors at 7:00, Concert at 7:30 Meghan Dudle, Reservations Strongly Recommended, 608-924-4000 www.folklorevillage.org staff@folklorevillage.org
$12 General Admission

Sunday, March 4
Accoustic Jam–Come to listen, come to play 1:30 to 3:30 p.m.

Marita Kelter and Lisa Hartman offer spiritual chanting, simple movement, and meditation in beautiful setting by the river. All voices welcome. 6:30-8:00 pm. $10 lisahartman@wildblue.net

Join John Heasley, an enthusiastic member of the Iowa County Astronomers, to experience something seen only every two years. You are invited to celebrate the 2012 Return of Mars. The evening begins indoors with a presentation on the history of Mars and observation and explanation of how Mars move across the sky. We will also take a look at how we are returning to Mars with Curiosity, a NASA rover scheduled to begin exploring Mars later this year. As the sky darkens, we will head outdoors to have a look at Mars through telescopes and enjoy the other wonders of the March sky. 7-9 PM. For more info, contact library staff, 608-588-2276 or at canderson@scls.lib.wi.us, www.springgreenlibrary.org, no cost, ages 12 and older welcome.

Saturday, March 10
Bluegrass Jam -Come to play, come
to listen 3:00 to 6:00 p.m.

Toastmasters is expanding to Richland Center. If you’d like a chance to investigate this organization whose mission is to help people with communication and leadership skills please join us for our first two meetings on March 13th and 27th from 7:00 pm to 9:00 pm. For more information please call Sue Tatar at 608 583-2020 or email me at jrsltatar@bugnet.net. (18 or older) wwwtoastmasters.org

River Valley High School’s Spring Musical “Once Upon A Mattress,” Directed by Carissa Dixon and presented at American Players’ Theatre Touchstone Theatre, Thursday, March 15 at 7:30pm, Friday, March 16 at 7:30pm, and Saturday March 17 at 1:00pm and 7:30pm, Questions call Becky Schinker at 608-588-3244 ext. 284. Tickets are $10 and will be available at Spring Into Motion Dance studio in Spring Green or by calling 608-588-3315.

Craicmore with Cashel Dennehy School Irish Dancers
Friday, March 16, 7:00 pm  With deep roots in the music of Scotland and Ireland, Craicmore features critically acclaimed contralto Nancy Johnston. Her deep, rich voice is rare in the genre. Driving rhythms from guitar, bass, Bohdran drum, conga and other percussion, along with high-spirited whistles, flutes and bagpipes, powerfully render jigs & reels. Four part harmony, rhythmic hardshoe dancing, an East Indian Shruti Box and rumbling Didgeridoo all accent the warmth and passion of Craicmore’s fiery performances.  Cashel Dennehy has been featured at Irish Fest, Memphis in May, Disney World, many Wisconsin area festivals and events, and appeared with internationally acclaimed Irish musical groups such as Gaelic Storm, The Chieftans and Cherish the Ladies.

He’s Pete, Jimmy and Danny . . . in love:   Cwirla’s roles in UW-Richland Theatre’s “Almost, Maine”   Love will fill the air when the curtain goes up in the Coppertop Theatre. “Almost, Maine” by John Cariani, UW-Richland Theatre’s spring production, is all about love—love lost, love found, love’s peaks and love’s valleys. Three of the men whose love stories will be told are played by Timothy Cwirla (pronounced swirl-a), a second-year University of Wisconsin-Richland student from Johnson Creek. In “Almost, Maine,” he plays the roles of Pete, Jimmy and Danny. “Each of them is very different,” he said. “Pete, who appears in the introduction, the interlude and the ending,” Cwirla said, “is head-over -heels, in his first romance and he’s nervous.”And then there’s Jimmy. “He’s upbeat,” Cwirla explained, “and his love interest is Sandrine (played by UW-Richland student from Prairie du Chien Beth Govier) . She left me. What happened? He still loves her, is distressed over the way the relationship ended, wants to win her back.”

The play is a series of vignettes, each with a title that could work for a pop or country love song. “My favorite is ‘This Hurts.’ The dialogue is hilarious!” He’s learned to see new aspects of familiar people. One love scene involves a campus staff person and a man who, off-stage, is her husband. “The chemistry between them is already there. I’m learning to see authority figures in a whole new way,” he said. Without giving surprises away, he said, “I’m excited about the set. It’s quite something. Keep in mind that the action all takes place in one night . . . under the Northern Lights.” Three performances of “Almost, Maine” are scheduled–on Friday, March 16 (8pm); Saturday, March 17 (8pm); or Sunday, March 18 (2pm). For more information, call UW-Richland at (608) 647-6186.

Celia returns to Old Feed Mill to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day, cabaret singer/comedienne, corned beef dinner, CDs available, $30 advance sale tickets includes dinner and show. Cash bar. Reservations 608-795-4909 or 43/90 North Earth Gifts in Spring Green 608.588.3313, Doors open 5pm, Buffet served 6-7pm, Cabaret Show: 7:15, Early reservations recommended, The Old Feed Mill,114 Cramer St

Author Jill Muehrcke will be at Arcadia Books for a book signing event for “Waking Up Happy: A Handbook of Change With Memoirs of Recovery & Hope”. Sunday, March 18, 2012 at 3:00 p.m. This is a free event. For more information call Arcadia Books at 608-588-7638.

3-D Paper Sculptures – “Bird Mobiles!” Students will discuss the sculptor Alexander Calder, and learn about mobiles and balance in this paper sculpture lesson. 3:45-5pm. Open to children ages 7-12. Space is limited to 15 participants. Registration is required. Sign-up begins Wed., March 7. Contact Brenda Francis, Children’s Librarian, at 588-2276. This event is made free and possible through a grant from the Spring Green Art Fair.

Love art? Interested in a way to support local artists and a good cause? Local artists from Spring Green, Dodgeville, Mineral Point, Mt. Horeb and surrounding areas have “drawn” together to donate unique pieces of artwork for this live auction fundraiser, with all proceeds going to the Iowa County Humane Society. The auction features a variety of media including watercolors, etching, metal, glass and more. Something for everyone can be found at this event, from hand-crafted jewelry, pottery, original paintings, and so much more. Event chairperson Dawn Judd states that although it is difficult to ask for donations in these difficult economic times, “the artists have been very generous this year, and every year. The art community has always been so supportive of our cause”.

The 12th Annual “Artists to the Rescue!” Live Art Auction will be held Saturday, March 24th, 2012 at Hill’s Pub and Banquet Hall (previously Thyme’s Restaurant) just north of Dodgeville, WI. Viewing begins at 2:00pm, with the auction beginning at 3:00pm. Appetizers will be provided. Admission is $10 with all proceeds going directly to the Iowa County Humane Society. For more information and photos of the artwork, please go to www.ichs.net/art_auction.html. The generous and continuing support of area artists is greatly appreciated. Please come out and help us support their generosity and celebrate their talent while raising money for such a worthy cause at this great event. Interviews with the Event Chairperson are available.

Concert sponsored by The Richland Concert Association, 2 PM, Loni Weber for information 608 549-2014, season tickets or at the door – adults: $15, students: $5

Our day will be filled with movement and laughter, as we explore clowning, juggling, pantomime, physical and mask theater, acrobatics, low-flying trapeze, wire walking and stilt walking! 9 a.m.-4 p.m. (bring a lunch, we’ll provide an afternoon snack, all equipment). Contact Marcia Miquelon, (608) 669-6403, marcianitaus@yahoo.com, www.mazomac.com, cost: $40, ages 7 and up.

Revolving around Truvy’s Beauty Parlor in a small parish in modern-day Louisiana, Steel Magnolias is the story of a close-knit circle of friends whose lives come together there. Filled with humor and heartbreak, these “Steel Magnolias” make us laugh and cry as the realities of their lives in tiny Chiquapin Parish unfolds.
Performances: April 12-15, 2012
Performance Times: 4/12-4/14 7:30pm, 4/15 2:30pm
Ticket Prices: $8 and $10
Call 608-574-1906 for reservations or more information or visit www.rivervalleyplayers.org.

3-D Paper Sculptures: “Origami Tulips!” Students will learn how to fold and manipulate paper into beautiful shapes! 3:45-5pm. Open to children ages 7-12. Space is limited to 15 participants. Registration is required. Sign-up begins Wed., April 4. Contact Brenda Francis, Children’s Librarian, at 588-2276. This program is free and made possible by a grant from the Spring Green Art Fair.

Registration starts at 8am, Run starts at 9am and Walk starts at 9:15am. Benefit run/walk for the Iowa County Humane Society. Pets are welcome on the walk. To register, see http://www.ichs.net/5k_run.html. Contact Carrie Baumhover for more information at 608.930.0883 or c.baumhover@hotmail.com.

Award-winning author Dean Bakopoulos shares a variety of writing exercises, organizing structures, editorial feedback, and magic tricks designed to get you set up for a daily writing regimen to help you write the book you’ve been meaning to write all these years. This one-day workshop will get you started with confidence (and good humor); how hard you work from here on out is up to you! 9am to 4pm; $75 Fee; Class is limited. Information and registration at www.peddlercreek.com

Atz & Pomolova present a harp & violin concert sponsored by The Richland Concert Assoc., 2 PM, Loni Weber for information 608-549-2014, season ticket or at the door: adults $15, students $5

Mark your calendars for May 6, 2012 to come and challenge yourself to a 35, 55, 85, or 100 mile ride through the rolling hills of Iowa County. Here\’s your chance to ride on some of the same roads used by the Dairyland Dare and Wright Stuff Century, but with full sag support, rest stops, showers and a meal when you finish. Get a full trial run in before summer kicks into high gear!                                                                                                                         WHAT: 9th Annual QuadruPedal                                                                                                                                       WHEN: May 6, 2012                                                                                                                                                     WHERE: Dodgeville Middle School                                                                                                                           REGISTRATION: Registration is $45, but if you register before April 15 you will receive a free t-shirt! Day of event registration is $55. Click here to register http://www.zapevent.com/listactivities.aspx?eventid=2195                                            For more information check out the ICHS website www.ichs.net/quadrupedal.html                                                                    All proceeds from this ride go to benefit the Iowa County Humane Society (ICHS). The ICHS is a non-profit, no kill animal shelter.

TASTE WHAT ALL THE FASS IS ABOUT:  SIGNATURE STARTERS Chef Kevin Appleton of Vom Fass, Madison, WI Thursday, May 10th, 6:30-9:00   Vom Fass translates literally as ‘from the cask’, and this is the core concept of the brand. Often described as an Aladdin’s Cave for food and drink lovers, or a candy store for grown-ups, Vom Fass stores house the nation’s widest, cask-borne selection of the finest fruit vinegars, exquisite oils, selected wines, exclusive liqueurs and an incredible choice of spirits, all brought from the cask.  In this class, Chef Kevin Appleton of Vom Fass will unite cask and cheese to provide you with several dishes featuring both Carr Valley Cheese and Vom Fass products.  The “signature starters” that you will be trying include macerated stuffed dates wrapped with prosciutto, Alsatian onion Flammenkuche, savory cheese strudel with fresh herbs and apricot, seared scallops with blue cheese, bacon & balsamic, and wild mushroom cheese blintzes with spinach and arugula salad.   To learn more about Vom Fass, go to www.vomfassusa.com

www.carrvalleycheese.com    Flavors of the Old South with Chef Rhys Lewis Saturday, July 14th, 11:00-1:30 p.m. A native of suburban Philadelphia, Chef Lewis is a graduate of the Culinary Institute of America in Hyde Park, New York.  He began his career as sous chef at the Inn at Huntington in the Berkshire Mountains of Massachusetts, followed by culinary positions in Frankfurt, Germany, Woodstock, Vermont, and Kohler, Wisconsin, a AAA five-diamond resort hotel.  It was in Wisconsin that Chef Lewis became interested in working with artisan cheeses, an ingredient he continues to use in many of the meals he prepares at the Lodge. At the culinary helm of the Williamsburg Lodge since 2006, Chef Rhys Lewis is the mastermind of all culinary operations for the Lodge.  The energetic Lewis creates inventive selections from fresh, seasonal markets and draws on indigenous ingredients in keeping with the authenticity of the region.  Come and join Chef Lewis and Carr Valley Cheese for one of the best American experiences one sizzling, Southern-inspired dish at a time.  Visit www.eatwisconsincheese.com/chefs/chef.aspx?cid=26 and www.colonialwilliamsburg.com to learn more about Chef Lewis and the Williamsburg Lodge.   Sid loves when Rhys visits us!  He is quite the character and not only is he a phenomenal chef, but he’s a great entertainer!    608-643-3441

Explore your inner teacher with others using the Tarot. 1st and 3rd Thursdays at 6:15pm. Facilitated by Harmony Moon: 608-393-7446. All adults seeking to deepen their understanding of self and others are invited to attend. Suggested donation $5 to $15. Ancient Healing is located on Hwy 12 in Sauk City, in the Eagle Plaza, by Pizza Hut and next to Carr Valley Cheese.

Mondays Mon 10:15am, age birth & up with an adult caregiver. stories, songs, finger plays & crafts. no registration required, free,  608.935.3728

3rd Mondays Richland Center
Support group for those dealing with autism, 7-8:30pm, Country Kitchen, www.angelautismnetwork.org, 588.2585

Thursdays Richland Center
Al Anon, Noon, Peace United Methodist Church, 265 N Church St, Use Union St. entrance,

Saturday in February: Scone tasting, featuring Australian, British and American Scones Saturday afternoons
Maya Madden info@birdofparadisetea.com free

Meetings are in the basement, contact phone is 935.5900.

Featuring talented musicians from Sauk Prairie High School such as Viburnum (Jack Keenan, David Gilbertson, Tony Renger, Jared Sullivan), Rachel Butler, Nathan Cicero, Cailin Sneider, and Mason Ostrowsky .
7:00 PM  Andrea Mauch    (608) 643- 5215
info@rierartsinc.org   www.RiverArtsOnWater.org
Suggested Donation an item for the Sauk Prairie Food Pantry
All Ages Welcome

Meetings are in the basement, contact phone is 935.5900.

Get ready to celebrate one of our favorite pastimes…fishing! “Something Fishy: A Celebration of Fish Art and Culture” will fill the RAC Gallery, theater lobby and halls of the High School. Fish art from American piscine artists, student fish fantasies, trophy fish photos, lure displays, fish videos, demonstrations and a community “Fish Fest” will accompany this show.
Opening Reception: March 8, 2012 3:30 PM to 7:00 PM
Andrea Mauch
(608) 643- 5215
info@rierartsinc.org
www.RiverArtsOnWater.org
All Ages Welcome

Please change our ongoing event dates from the 2nd and 4th Tuesdays at noon to the 2nd and 4th Wednesdays at noon. For more information please email Sue at jrsltatar@bugnet.net

A musical adaptation of Aldo Leopold’s Sand County Almanac
7pm    Andrea Mauch
(608) 643- 5215    info@rierartsinc.org
www.RiverArtsOnWater.org
Suggested donation of $15 with proceeds going to River Arts Inc & a proceeds of the sales of Sand County Songs CD going to the Aldo Leopold Foundation.     All Ages Welcome

Meetings are in the basement, contact phone is 935.5900.

Iowa County Astronomers is a group of like-minded astronomy enthusiasts that meet monthly to discuss current topics in space science and spend time observing together. All are welcome at our meetings.  We have no dues and our only requirement is the ability to look up and say “Wow!”  icastro.org                                                          Mar 16  7pm

Meetings are in the basement, contact phone is 935.5900.

Meetings are in the basement, contact phone is 935.5900.

Meetings are in the basement, contact phone is 935.5900.

Meetings are in the basement, contact phone is 935.5900.

Meetings are in the basement, contact phone is 935.5900.

Iowa County Astronomers is a group of like-minded astronomy enthusiasts that meet monthly to discuss current topics in space science and spend time observing together. All are welcome at our meetings.  We have no dues and our only requirement is the ability to look up and say “Wow!”  icastro.org                                                           Apr 20  7pm

Susan Werner writes with the stylish craft of a Cole Porter and the spirituality of a Bob Franke. She plays sophisticated, effortless and perfectly tasteful accompaniment on piano and guitar. And she makes you feel a better person for having spent the evening in her presence.
7:00 PM
Andrea Mauch
(608) 643- 5215
info@rierartsinc.org
www.RiverArtsOnWater.org
Standard Tickets: $10.00 Student Tickets: $5.00 Senior Tickets: $8.00
All Ages Welcome

Meetings are in the basement, contact phone is 935.5900.

Meetings are in the basement, contact phone is 935.5900.

Meetings are in the basement, contact phone is 935.5900.

Meetings are in the basement, contact phone is 935.5900.

Featuring Sauk Prairie High School and Middle School art work.
May 17, 2012 5:00 to 7:00 PM
Andrea Mauch
(608) 643- 5215
info@rierartsinc.org
www.RiverArtsOnWater.org
Free and Open to Public
All Ages Welcome

Iowa County Astronomers is a group of like-minded astronomy enthusiasts that meet monthly to discuss current topics in space science and spend time observing together. All are welcome at our meetings.  We have no dues and our only requirement is the ability to look up and say “Wow!”  icastro.org                                                           May 18  7pm

Meetings are in the basement, contact phone is 935.5900.

Current and former professional artists spanning three decades – from the ’80s to the ’00s – of Sauk Prairie High School graduates who graced the stage with their vocal, acting and dancing talent, return to Sauk Prairie to perform in the first Sauk Prairie arts alumni showcase.
2:30 PM and 7:00 PM
Andrea Mauch
(608) 643- 5215
info@rierartsinc.org
www.RiverArtsOnWater.org
Standard Tickets: $15.00 Student Tickets: $5.00 Senior Tickets: $8.00
All Ages Welcome

Meetings are in the basement, contact phone is 935.5900.

Meetings are in the basement, contact phone is 935.5900.

Meetings are in the basement, contact phone is 935.5900.

Iowa County Astronomers is a group of like-minded astronomy enthusiasts that meet monthly to discuss current topics in space science and spend time observing together. All are welcome at our meetings.  We have no dues and our only requirement is the ability to look up and say “Wow!”  icastro.org                                                                                                                                                                                            Jun 15   7:30pm

Meetings are in the basement, contact phone is 935.5900.

Meetings are in the basement, contact phone is 935.5900.

Meetings are in the basement, contact phone is 935.5900.

Meetings are in the basement, contact phone is 935.5900.

Iowa County Astronomers is a group of like-minded astronomy enthusiasts that meet monthly to discuss current topics in space science and spend time observing together. All are welcome at our meetings.  We have no dues and our only requirement is the ability to look up and say “Wow!”  icastro.org                                                                                                                                                                                            July 13   7:30pm

Meetings are in the basement, contact phone is 935.5900.

Meetings are in the basement, contact phone is 935.5900.

Meetings are in the basement, contact phone is 935.5900.

Meetings are in the basement, contact phone is 935.5900.

Iowa County Astronomers is a group of like-minded astronomy enthusiasts that meet monthly to discuss current topics in space science and spend time observing together. All are welcome at our meetings.  We have no dues and our only requirement is the ability to look up and say “Wow!”  icastro.org                                                                                                                                                                                            Aug 10 7:30pm

Meetings are in the basement, contact phone is 935.5900.

Meetings are in the basement, contact phone is 935.5900.

Meetings are in the basement, contact phone is 935.5900.

Meetings are in the basement, contact phone is 935.5900.

Meetings are in the basement, contact phone is 935.5900.

Iowa County Astronomers is a group of like-minded astronomy enthusiasts that meet monthly to discuss current topics in space science and spend time observing together. All are welcome at our meetings.  We have no dues and our only requirement is the ability to look up and say “Wow!”  icastro.org                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                     Sept 14  7 pm

Meetings are in the basement, contact phone is 935.5900.

Meetings are in the basement, contact phone is 935.5900.

Meetings are in the basement, contact phone is 935.5900.

Meetings are in the basement, contact phone is 935.5900.

Iowa County Astronomers is a group of like-minded astronomy enthusiasts that meet monthly to discuss current topics in space science and spend time observing together. All are welcome at our meetings.  We have no dues and our only requirement is the ability to look up and say “Wow!”  icastro.org                                                                                                                                                                                                Oct 12   7 pm

Meetings are in the basement, contact phone is 935.5900.

Meetings are in the basement, contact phone is 935.5900.

Meetings are in the basement, contact phone is 935.5900.

Meetings are in the basement, contact phone is 935.5900.

Iowa County Astronomers is a group of like-minded astronomy enthusiasts that meet monthly to discuss current topics in space science and spend time observing together. All are welcome at our meetings.  We have no dues and our only requirement is the ability to look up and say “Wow!”  icastro.org                                                            Nov 9 7 pm

Meetings are in the basement, contact phone is 935.5900.

Meetings are in the basement, contact phone is 935.5900.

Meetings are in the basement, contact phone is 935.5900.

Meetings are in the basement, contact phone is 935.5900.

Meetings are in the basement, contact phone is 935.5900.

Meetings are in the basement, contact phone is 935.5900.

Meetings are in the basement, contact phone is 935.5900.

Meetings are in the basement, contact phone is 935.5900.

Meetings are in the basement, contact phone is 935.5900.

Meetings are in the basement, contact phone is 935.5900.

Meetings are in the basement, contact phone is 935.5900.

Meetings are in the basement, contact phone is 935.5900.