June 2026 eNewsletter

Join Sheri on a guided kayak tour around Lily Lake. Everyone will meet at the designated launch area. Sheri will provide everything you need to know along with a quick Kayak 101 lesson. After Sheri helps launch everyone, she will guide you around Lily Lake. This tour is for both experienced & non-experienced kayakers. Maximum of 8 people.

Registration Required. Please pre-register by Tuesday, May 26th

• Date: Monday, June 1st
• Time: 10am-11:30 am
• Location: 3897 Lake Road, Green Bay
• Fee: $25

A widow who works at a local aquarium finds joy again when she forms unlikely bonds with a giant Pacific octopus and a wayward young man who comes to town in search of family. Together, they uncover a mystery that will lead them to a life-changing discovery and restore their sense of wonder. 



• Date: Tuesday, June 2nd
• Time: 1 pm
• This film runs 1 hr. & 52 mins
• Popcorn will be available. Please feel free to bring your own snacks & beverages.
• Fee: Free
• Location: Community Center

Join Janice Clemens and discover how your toaster oven can do more than just toast! In this class, participants will learn how to prepare delicious meals and snacks and reheat leftovers… all using the toaster oven. We’ll cover tips and easy recipes perfect for cooking for 1 or 2 people. Ideal for anyone looking to save time and energy in the kitchen.

Registration Required. Pre-register by Friday, May 29th

• Date: Wednesday, June 3rd
• Time: 1pm
• Location: Community Center
• Fee: Free

Knee injuries are extremely common, affecting millions annually, and range from strains and sprains to ACL tears and ligament issues. In this talk, we’ll highlight the most common knee injuries and offer practical prevention strategies and treatment options. After the presentation, you’ll have a chance to have your questions answered.

Registration required. Pre-register by Friday, May 29th

• Date: Thursday, June 4th
• Time: 12pm
• Location: Community Center
• Fee: Free
• Sponsored by OSMS

The Importance of Sleep on Brain Health-Sleep is an important part of your daily routine — in fact, you spend about one-third of your life doing it! Quality sleep — and getting enough of it at the right times — is as essential to survival as food and water. Without sleep, you can’t form or maintain the pathways in your brain that let you learn, create new memories, concentrate and respond quickly. Sleep also plays a key housekeeping role that removes toxins in your brain that build up while you are awake. This presentation will highlight the importance of restorative sleep and how to set up a sleep routine to gain maximum sleep benefits — at all ages.

Registration required. Pre-Register by Friday, June 5th

 

• Date: Tuesday, June 9th
• Time: 11 am
• Location: Community Center
• Fee: Free
• Sponsored By The Brain Center
• Note: Date and time adjustment from the printed book.

Join us for a lively discussion about what you've been reading lately. We will share book titles we've recently read along with great book conversation.

· Date: Wednesday, June 10th

· Time: 2 pm

· Location: Ashwaubenon Community Center

Note the time adjustment for the Concert in the Park.

Come join us for a day at the ball field. Help us cheer on the hometown Green Bay Rockers baseball team. The cost will include a game ticket and meal (hot dog, chips, water).

Registration required. Please pre-register by Wednesday, June 3rd

• Date: Wednesday, June 17th
• Time: 12:05 pm Game Start
• Location: Capital Credit Union Park
• Fee: $15

Polka musician Mollie B traces how Polish, German, Swiss and other European immigrants brought polka music to Wisconsin in the 1840s. From New Glarus to Pulaski Polka Days, this documentary features accordion players, multigenerational family bands and the dance tradition that became Wisconsin's official state dance. 

• Date: Friday, June 19th
• Time: 9 am
• This documentary runs 57 mins
• Donuts & coffee will be provided.
• Fee: Free
• Location: Community Center
• Sponsored by Humana

Let’s tour Yesteryear Village by Curative Connections! Yesteryear Village is a leap forward in reminiscent care to support individuals with memory loss. Set back in time, this facility offers a unique approach to memory support. Learn all about Curative Connections and their multitude of programs offered for those in Northeast Wisconsin! Class is limited to 20 participants. 

Registration required. Pre-Register by Friday, June 19th

 

• Date: Tuesday, June 23rd
• Time: 10 am
• Location: Yesteryear Village - 1538 Western Ave, Green Bay
• Fee: Free
• Sponsored by Curative Connections

You know how heartwarming it is to receive a handwritten card in the mail? This class is the opportunity for you to learn how to make simple cards that will be a joy for you to send. In each class, Janice will teach a new design layout, and you will leave each session with four completed cards. The cards will be generic enough to be used for many occasions (e.g., thinking of you). Artistic talents are not required for this class. All you need to bring along is a pair of your favorite scissors, and we will provide the rest of the supplies.

Registration required. A minimum of 5 need to be pre-register by Friday, June 19th

 

• Date: Tuesday, June 23rd &/or Wednesday, June 24th
• Time: 6:30 pm or 9:30 am
• Location: Community Center
• Fee: $5/class

Join other caregivers for a time to support one another as you navigate care for a loved one. Whether you are a family member or friend, this open forum offers emotional support to help you navigate the unique challenges of caring for someone you love. Come and provide resources and strategies that have worked well for you, an open mind to learn something new, and a listening ear to support others in a similar situation. We hope you leave feeling supported, empowered, and more confident in the caregiver role… all while learning strategies to care for yourself. All are welcome! 

Registration required. Pre-Register by Friday, June 19th

 

• Date: Wednesday, June 24th
• Time: 2 pm (note the time adjustment due to Concerts in the Park)
• Location: Community Center
• Fee: Free

Join local author, G. Anthony in his presentation offering a compelling exploration of how language has shaped human understanding from the earliest days of recorded history to the modern digital age. With a focus on poetry, personal truth, and the power of written expression, G. Anthony guides participants through a clear, engaging narrative that honors both the wisdom of the past and the possibilities of the present. Whether a journal entry, a poem, a letter, or a brief reflection, the stories we leave behind carry the potential to guide, comfort, and inspire future generations.

Registration required. Pre-Register by Friday, June 19th

 

• Date: Thursday, June 25th
• Time: 9:00 am
• Location: Community Center
• Fee: Free
• In Partnership with G. Anthony

Join Total Self Defense to empower yourself and those around you. Self defense isn’t only about knowledge; it’s about having the CONFIDENCE and the ability to use the information that’s available to you. Participants can choose their level of activity. We encourage everyone to come and learn safely. Minimum of 5 participants to run the class.

Pre-Register by Friday, June 26th

 

• Date: Monday, June 29th
• Time: 10:00 am
• Location: Total Self Defense (2512 Steffens Court, Green Bay)
• Fee: $25
• In Partnership with Total Self Defense

Join us for a fun twist on traditional bingo – SINGO. Players enjoy listening to familiar tunes while marking your bingo cards. No musical expertise needed – just come ready to listen, sing-along & have fun.

Pre-Register by Friday, June 26th

 

• Date: Monday, June 29th
• Time: 1:30 pm
• Location: Community Center
• Fee: Free
• Sponsored by CarePatrol