Everywoman's Journal

Jun 5, 2013 10am

Meriter Business Center, 2650 Novation Parkway (off Rimrock Rd)
Everywoman's Journal teaches women how to use proactive health journaling techniques to increase individual awareness of mental, physical and emotional health and help guide them towards positive, effective action to improve their health and sense of personal well-being.

Sponsored by Wisconsin Women’s Health Foundation and Meriter Hospital.

Advanced registration is required. For more information or to register, please visit www.meriter.com/classes or call Women’s Health Education at 608.417.8446

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How Solar Can Work for You

May 17, 2011 6:30pm

Shaw Building & Design, Inc., 3185 Deer Point Drive, Stoughton
Shaw Building & Design is offering monthly Educational Building Seminars on topics such as, Designing your New Home, Building a Net Zero Energy Home, How Solar can Work for You, Heating & Cooling with Geo-Thermal, Best Way to Insulate your Home and Planning a Successful Remodeling Project. All of the Seminars are free and begin at 630 p.m., reservations are requested. Each seminar last about an hour, with time for questions afterwards.

Greg Shaw
608-877-1131

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Historic Handiwork: Children's Embroidery Workshop & Tea Party

Jul 17, 2010 2pm to 4pm

Historic Indian Agency House, Portage, WI
The Historic Indian Agency House of Portage will host a session of their popular Hands-On History youth clinics on Saturday, July 17th from 2 to 4PM. The event, entitled “Historic Handiwork: Children’s Embroidery Workshop and Tea Party,” is centered on the importance of sewing in the 19th century. Participants will start the day with a tour of the Indian Agency House museum, where they will be shown a wide variety of needlework and hand sewn artifacts from the 1830s. They will practice different stitching techniques before creating their own embroidered handkerchief to take home. The afternoon will wrap up with a relaxing and tasty tea party, where weary fingers will get the rest they deserve.

This workshop is recommended for ages 8 to 12 years, although younger children are welcome with an adult companion. (Calling all Grandmas!!) The cost is $10 per child, and includes the guided museum tour, all sewing materials and the tea party. Reservations are recommended (a maximum of 20 participants will be permitted), but not required.

This workshop fulfills select requirements for two Girl Scout badges, the “Yarn and Fabric Arts” and “Sew Simple” badges. In addition, all Girl Scout participants will receive a “Tea Party” fun patch at the close of the session.

Destinee Udelhoven (608) 742-6362

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