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Come fly away to a magical fantasy land! This workshop is meant for one adult (parents, grandparents, aunts/uncles, or anyone) and one child to team up and create a one-of-a-kind fantasy fairy garden in a basket! Using natural materials such as twigs, stones, moss, and leaves, each garden will be completely unique.

Mazomanie’s Philip Hamm Livery

By Frank Wolf

Those saddened by the end of the Sauk Prairie Farmer’s Market traditionally run by Sue and Fritz Dohm will be happy to know another market has sprung up in its place. Starting this Saturday, from May 28 through October 15 from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m., there will be a farmer’s market in Meyer Oak Grove Park in Sauk City.

Donations needed

This summer the Black Earth Historical Society (BEHS) will have the Museum at the Depot building painted. This re-painting will be the most extensive since it was painted in 1992-3 when the BEHS first received the Depot. A repainting was done a decade or more ago by local boy scouts.

Brown Paws Rescue Fundraiser

by Mariah and Cheryl Schmidt

The Mazomanie Historical Museum opens this Sunday, May 29, from 1 to 4 p.m., and continuing through the summer.

On Memorial Day, the Black Earth Mickelsons-Martin American Legion Post 313 will be honoring the men and women who died while serving in the U.S. military and all of those who had served our country and have since passed.

The Black Earth Historical Society continues its 30th year anniversary celebration with the season opening of the Museum at the Depot. Free ice cream will be served, and some board members will be dressed in railroad garb. The quaint and historic structure located in downtown Black Earth will be open again for the season this Sunday, May 29.

On April 9, a Benefit Dance for Ukraine was held at the Freethinkers Hall (aka Park Hall) co-sponsored by the Free Congregation of Sauk County (FCSC) and Indivisible Sauk Prairie (ISP).