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LIFESTYLE D-3'' 12 Green Bay Press-Gazette Thursday, June 20, 1991 1 1 1 Tit I mm ititti iiiTtr him Calendar .1 sites, amateur lumberjack contests, music, tickets Highlights The malls $4 daily, children under 12 free, information, (715) 8484143. Cedarburg Strawberry Festival: June 22, 10 a -5 p.m., June 23, 1 1 a -5 Folk Art Show, art exhibition, Kin Folk Band, information, (800) 8274020. Manitowoc Rlverwalk Festival: June 23, 10 a.m.4 p.m. Bandshell (The Madison Brass, 11 a.m., The' System, 1:30 p.m., Outta Time, 4 p.m.), Variety Stage (Jean Wolfmeyer Dancers, 11 a.m., Rick Wilcox Magic, noon, T.R. Loon Comedy Juggling, 1 p.m., Manitowoc Symphony Orchestra, 4 p.m.), East Town Mall: Gordon School of Art student display, through June 30, Prange Way court.

Special events Children's Stage, waterfront activities, Flotilla Boat Parade 12:30 p.m., Rubber Duck Regatta 1 p.m., in-" formation, (414) 684-2491. -Two Rivers Jaycees Snowiest: June 26-30, Nesho-tan Park, Two Rivers lakefront. On June 28, music' from 7-11 p.m., amusement rides, 5-11 p.m.; June 27, music, 7-1 1 p.m.; June 29, parade, 1 1 a.m., infor-. mation. (414) 793-4725.

'3 Summerfest: June 27-July Summerfest grounds, downtown Milwaukee; amphitheater lineup: June 27, Whitney Houston; June 28, Poison, Slaughter and Bulletboys; June 29, Violent Femmes, Fishbone and Jellyfish; June 30, Warrant, Trickster, Fire- house: July 1, Hank Williams Jr. The Bama Band and The Kentucky Headhunters; July 2, Michael -Bolton, Keedy; July 3, Bell Biv DeVoe, Tonyl Tonil Tonel, Music Factory, Gerardo and Tara Kemp; July 4, The Judds; July 5, Huey Lewis The News; July 6, Julio Iglesias; July 7, Jimmy Buffett; tickets $5 in advance, $7 at gate; information, 800837-3378. Ellison Bay 125th Birthday Bash: June 28-30, talent show, parade, art fair, music, dancers, Ellison Bay. Pine Mountain Music Festival: New event running through June 28 combining instruction with public concerts, including the finale at 7 p.m. June 28; Pine Mountain Lodge, Iron Mountain, Mich; (906)774-8498.

Violent Femmes rock into town Monday The eclectic rock trio the Violent Femmes is headlining a concert Monday at City Centre Theater. The group will be playing songs from its recently released fifth album, Why Do Birds Sing? The Wisconsin-based Femmes came out of the gate fast eight years ago with the self-titled debut album. It was a platinum-selling disc. The group followed with Hallowed Ground, The Blind Leading the Naked and 3. Monday's concert is something of a Summerfest warm-up for the band.

The group is slated Saturday, June 29, at the Milwaukee festival's amphitheater. See "Music" for other information. 5-band rumble at City Centre Friday The wilder side of rock will rumble Friday at City Centre Theater when five bands blaze away in "Grindcrusherll." Leading the assault is Devastation, a five-man band from Texas. The group will be playing material from its third "thrash album, Idolatry. Devastation has been around since 1986 and of late has been touring in a wider and wider range.

See "Music." Little Cisco playing at St. James Park JJh Waterboard Warrlers Water Ski Team: June 20, Brown County Fairgrounds, Oe Pere, 6 p.m., free, summer performances every Thursday through Aug. 29. Float Plane Fly-In: June 22, Forestville Dam County Park, 10 a.m.-3 p.m., sponsored by Bay Flyers Model Club, information, (414) 856-6738 or 743-9171. Waterboard Warriors Beach Party: June 22, Brown County Fairgrounds, De Pere, 9 a.m.-2 p.m., volleyball tournament with registration at 9 a.m., water ski show 1 p.m., beach dance 2-6 p.m.

with Night Wing, skiing exhibition 2-5 p.m., water balloon toss 2-3 p.m., water ski show 6:30 p.m., food, free. Showcase of Homes: June 22-23, 29-30, noon-6 p.m., June 26-28, 4:30 p.m. p.m., sponsored by Brown County Home Builders, tickets, $7 adults, $2 children, Information, 494-9020. V.F.W. Picnic: June 23, Duck Creek V.F.W., 754 Riverside Drive, 11 a.m.

-7 p.m., music by Variety Express, booyah, hamburgers, games. Town of Lawrence Volunteer Fire Department Picnic: June 23, watertight 11 a.m., 10:30 a.m. registration, booyah, food, games, town of Lawrence Fire Station, U.S. 41-141, four miles south of De Pere. Monday Night Bingo: June 24, sponsored by Al-louez Monday Noon Optimists, Downtowner Hotel, 321 S.

Washington 7:30 p.m. Roudlnl the Magician: June 26, magic show for children at 1 p.m. 6:30 p.m., Brown County Central Library, 515 Pine free, information, 448-4381. Lakeshore Weekend For Kids: June 28-30, meet Green Bay Packer linebacker Tim Harris, power boat race, boat rides, silent auction 1-5 p.m. June 29, Waterboard Warriors ski show p.m.

June 30, music, food, Manitowoc harbor, Manitowoc, benefit for Children's Hospital of Wisconsin. Theater Special to the Press-Gazette DeLorenzo, will be at City Centre Theater Monday. The rock trio is based in Wisconsin. Blue," and the featured guest is the Green Bay Community Chorus. The next "Summer in the Park" lunchtime concert program turns to old-time and variety music from Odd Couple.

The concert is Thursday, June 21, at the Port Plaza Mall fountain area. See "Music." Calendar is published weekly in Thursday's Lifestyle section. Notices for Calendar must be received in writing by noon Monday for Thursday publication. Be sure to include costs, where and when the event will be held as well as a name and phone umber for those who want more information. Mail to Green Bay Press-Gazette, Calendar, P.O.

Box 19430, Green Bay, 54307. Concert headliners: Violent Femmes, from left, Gordon Gano, Brian Ritchie and Victor Little Cisco will play two sets of material, drawing from sounds ranging from the Rolling Stones and Led Zeppelin to the Blues Brothers and Stevie Ray Vaughan. "It won't be real, real heavy because it's a family event," said Ginny Siscoe, concert coordinator and band member. Little Cisco also performs Sunday night at Floyd's night spot. See "Music" and "Nightlife." City Band plays in park tonight People who like the gentler side of music have choices, too.

Among them is tonight's Green Bay City Band concert at St. James Park. This week's theme is "Red, White and Note: Tax and handling charges are added to the cost of some tickets. Somethlng'g Afoot Bay Port Summer Theatre pre-duction of murder mystery musical by James Donald, David Boss and Robert Gerlache, with di-rection by Peggy Anderson; 7:33 p.m. June 20-22' Harold Sheedy Memorial Theater, Bay Port High- School; tickets reservations, 434-4006.

Children of a lesser God: Attic Theatre production' 1 of drama; continuing 8 p.m. June 20-22 and 25-29, 7. p.m. June 23 and 30: Lawrence University Music-; Drama Center, Appleton; tickets $8 adults, $5 youth 17 and under; box office, (414) 734-8797. Italian American Reconciliation: Kohler Arts Center summer theater production of comedy by John Pat- rick Shanley; continuing 8 p.m.

June 20-22; John Mi-' Rock with a purpose will be played Sunday afternoon when the local Little Cisco band offers "Back to Basics II" at St. James Park. The concert will call attention to the hows, whats and whys of recycling household items. There will be three speakers, including Gerald Lemerond, president of the Northeastern Wisconsin Audubon Society. 3) Lectures hours, 9 a.m.-3 p.m.

weekdays, free, information, 337-3370. Sal Street Gallery: Monday art classes at 2 p.m., Sue Henning, marbeling, June 24. Hours, 8 a.m.-5 p.m. weekdays, 9 a p.m. Saturdays, 1816 Sal Street.

Music chael Kohler Arts Center, Sheboygan; tickets information, (414) 458-6144. Nunsense: Summer Point Theatre production of' musical; continuing June 20-22 and 26-29; UW-Ste- vens Point; tickets $9 adults, $7 senior citizens, $5 1 -students; box office, (715) 346-4100. Classic Arts Dinner Theatre: Annie and The Sound' of Music, musicals presented on alternating through Aug. 17; Classic Arts complex, 110 S. Nice- let Road, Appleton; information, (414) 734-2787 or 1-800-236-2787.

Chuckles Comedy Club: Stand-up comedians; 8-" p.m. Fridays and Saturdays; 318 W. College Appleton; June 21 and 22, Randy O'Brien and Marge Tackes; $6 cover charge; information, (414)- 738-5600. Lend Me a Tenor: Peninsula Players production of Ken Ludwig comedy, June 25-July 14; 8:30 p.m," Tuesday-Saturday, 7:30 p.m. Sunday; Theatre in a Garden Fish Creek; tickets box office, (414) 868-3287.

Steel Magnolias: Mielke Community Players pro- duction of Robert Harding comedy-drama; June 26-30 and July 2, 3 and 5-7; Mielke Theatre, information, (715) 526-2525. Andrew Dice Clay: Comedian (adults only); 8 p.m. June 27; Brown County Veterans Memorial Arena; tickets $17.50, $19.50, box office, 494-3401. 1 Life with Father: Attic Theatre production of come- dy; 8 p.m. July 5, 6 and 9-13, 7 p.m.

July 7 and 14; Lawrence University Music-Drama Center, Apple-' i ton; tickets $8 adults, $5 youth 17 and under; box office, (414) 734-8797. dard piano selections, 6-9 p.m. Wednesdays; reservations suggested, 123 S. Washington information, 432-2897. McCarthy's Pub: Open mike, Wednesdays, 9 p.m.

to close, hosted by Michael Voigt; 401 Main De Pere. Michael Jae's Restaurant and Cantina: Bay City Swing, 8 p.m. June 20; Janet Planet, June 21; Michael Voigt, June 22, both shows 9 p.m.; no cover all shows, 240 N. Broadway. MoonDoggies Beach Club: After Dark, June 21, 9:30 p.m.-1:30 a.m., 1905 N.

Irwin Ave. Motions: Videos, Mondays Tuesdays; Magic by Christopher, 7-9 p.m. Wednesdays; Singing Star, 8-midnight Thursdays Fridays; live bands, 9 p.m.-1 a.m. Saturdays, (through March); Holiday Inn Airport, 2580 S. Ashland Ave.

Pepik's Lounge: Citizen's Arrest, through July Embassy Suites hotel, 333 Main St. Purcell's Lounge: ComedySportz, 8-10 p.m., Saturdays, $5 cover; Radisson Inn-Green Bay, 2040 Airport Drive. River Pub Lounge: Brian Gruseile at the piano bar, Mondays-Thursdays, 5-11 p.m.; Ken Maccaux at the piano bar Fridays and Saturdays, p.m.; Ken-N-Ardo at the piano bar, 8:30 p.m.-12:30 a.m. Fridays and Saturdays. Summer Sundays, outdoor cookout, Trixae jazz band.

Holiday Inn City Centre, 200 Main St. Tucker Inn: Hot Shot, 9:30 p.m.-1:30 a.m., June 21, 636 Lime Kiln Road. Two Women Cafe: Sally E. Davis, 6.30-8:30 p.m., every Thursday, 1105 Main St. No cover.

Zimmani's: Leslie Schultz, June 21-22, Regency Conference Center, 333 Main St. All shows 8 p.m. No cover. Zimmani's Due: Wilson Duo, June 21-22, Ashwau-benon Plaza, 2809 S. Oneida all shows 8 p.m., no cover.

Children's Support Group: For children who witness or experience family violence, Tuesdays, p.m., Grace Lutheran Church, 321 S. Madison children can explore feelings through variety of activities, sponsored by Family Violence Center, information, Michele, 498-8282. Cancer Support Group: Relatives of cancer patients meet second and fourth Thursday monthly, 7-8 p.m., Social Services Group Room, St. Mary's Hospital Medical Center, 1726 Shawano registration suggested, call, 498-4281. Alzheimer's Support Groups: Third Tuesday of the month, 7-9 p.m., Multi-Purpose Senior Center, 342 S.

Webster Ave. Also, first Tuesday of the month, 1-3 p.m., San Luis Manor, 2305 San Luis Place, information, chapter office, 498-2110; 24-hour information line, (800) 621-0379. Bellin Hospital Diabetes Clinic: Monday through Friday, 8 a.m.-4 p.m., counseling for people with diabetes and their families. Also, home monitoring blood sugar and urine testing, medication, diet, exercise, complications, foot care and other personal instructions. Located first floor of hospital, information, 433-3524.

Anger Management Group: Starts June 20, seven weeks, 6-8 p.m., physical and emotional affects of anger, short-term and long-term coping techniques, pre-registration required, free, Crisis Center, 131 S. Madison information, 432-8832. Obesslve Compulsive Disorder June 24, 7 p.m., Bellin Psychiatric Center, 725 S. Webster learn about current research, treatment options, community resources, free, information, 433-3630. Chronic Fatigue Syndrome Support Group: June 25, 1-3 p.m., Emmanuel United Methodist Church, 70 E.

College Appleton, information, (414) 731-2697. Current Trends In Hair Pieces: June 26, Vicky Garland, owner of Hair Replacement Center talks to members of Alopecia Areata Support Group, 7 Allouez Fire Department Station House. 135 Dauphin free, information, 437-0861 or 432-3790. Metaphysics: Tuesdays, 7 p.m.. metaphysical study and discussion group with meditation and healing, fee, $5, Hi-TiedShekinah's World, 409 Dousman St.

Also, Tarot divination demonstrations and talk, June 26, 7 p.m., fee, $5. Reservations, 435-2212. Heritage Hill State Park: Fort Howard's Frontier Army Days, June 22-23, celebration of 175th anniversary of the Fort, flag-raising, 11 a.m.; whiskey rationing, 11:30 a.m.; evening color ceremonies, 4:30 p.m. On June 22, drilling, 1 1 :45 a.m., enlisted men's meal, noon, men's military fashion show, 3 p.m. Season hours: Tuesday-Sunday, 10 a.m.

-5 p.m. until Labor Day. Admission, $5 adults, seniors $4, children (6-17) $2.75, children under 6 free, family and group rates available, 2640 S. Webster information, 448-5150. Ledge View Nature Center: Walk-in Cave Tour, 1 p.m., guided tour of three limestone caves, June 22, $1 fee; one mile south of Chilton, off Calumet information, (414) 849-7094.

Manitowoc Maritime Museum: Anglers All workshop programs for fall and children's summer programs available, 75 Maritime Museum, Manitowoc, information, (414) 684-0218. Mosquito Hill Nature Center: Sea Kayaking Workshop, July 13-14, registration due June 28, fee, $99 a person each workshop, (414) 779-6433, New London. National Railroad Museum: Green Bay Western Nite, June 21, Richard Dickey, former GBW trainmaster and road foreman of locomotives, and John Gruber, author, talk about the Green Bay Western Railroad, 8 p.m., free. Museum trains and theater show run five times a day, model railroad layout, 9 a -5 p.m. daily, 2285 S.

Broadway, information, 435-7245. Neville Public Museum: "Hazards of the Wild," through Sept. 29, exhibit of different culprits in the woods like bugs, poison ivy, animals, learn how to identify and precautions. "Sentiment, Sorrow and Sepulcher," through Nov. 10, examines society's views of death and mourning rituals from late 19th to early 20th century.

Information, 448-4460, 210 Museum Place. N.E.W. ZooBrown County Reforestation Camp: Wolf Ecology Program, 1 p.m. June 22, learn facts and fantasies of wolves. Nature Hike with naturalist, I p.m.

June 23. Reforestation Road, Suamico (10 miles north of Green Bay off U.S. 41 to Sunset Beacn Road exit and west to Reforestation Road). Open daily, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.

Information, 448-4466. Oneida Nation Museum: Information, 869-2768. 1000 Islands Environmental Center: (414) 738-9060 or 766-4733. Oshkosh Public Museum: "Where Two Worlds Meet: The Great Lakes Fur Trade." through July 8, traces cultures of American Indians and European traders, 1331 Algoma Oshkosh. Outagamie County Museum: "Where Two Worlds Meet: The Great Lakes Fur Trade," exhibit tracing cultures of Amercian Indians and European traders, through July 21: C'Est L'Aviron: Songs and Tales of the Fur Trade, June 30, 1-2 p.m., Lynn Noel; Learn how paper was made by hand before 1850, 1-3 p.m.

Thursdays through Aug. 22; papermaking demonstrations 1-3 p.m. July 13 Aug. 10: free with museum admission, 330 E. College Appleton, (414) 735-9370.

Whttefish Dunes State Park: Beach Hike, 9 30 a m. June 21; Nautical Archaeology of Apostle Islands. II a m. June 22; Nature Port on the beach, 1-3 p.m. June 23; Rocky Shore Hike, 9:30 a.m.

June 26; Slide tour of Whitefish Dunes, 1 p.m. June 26; Signs of Wildlife, a.m., June 27; about 10 miles north of Sturgeon Bay on Wisconsin 57. right on Clark Lake Road, Whitefish Bay. information, (414) 823-2400. Elsewhere Note: Tax and handling charges are added to the cost of some tickets.

Summer in the Park: Free series, 11:30 a.m.-2 p.m. Thursdays; June 20, Steve Austin the Golden Band (country), Port Plaza Mail fountain area; June 27, Odd Couple (old-time variety), Veterans Memorial Park; July 11, Janet Planet (jazz), Port Plaza Mall fountain area; free; information, 468-4396. Green Bay City Band: Weekly series of free summer concerts 8 p.m. Thursdays at St. James Park and conducted by Greg Sauve except where noted; June 20, "Red, White and Blue," Green Bay Community Chorus; June 27, "Broadway Spectacular," vocalist Phil Stangel; July 4.

traditional Independence Day program near the Neville Public Museum, with assistant conductor Steve Bader on the podium; free. Grindcrusher II: Hard rock concert with five bands, including Devastation, Malevolent Creation and Demolition Hammer; 7 p.m. June 21; City Centre Theater; tickets box office, 433-0434. River City Six: Dixieland jazz band playing as part of Sunset Concert Cruise Series, Gills Rock; June 22, 27-29, July 5, 6, 13, 27, Aug. 24, 27, 31 and Sept.

cruise time 5.50 p.m.; tickets (meal, refreshments included), reservations, (414) 854-2986. Back to Basics II: Rock and blues band Little Cisco featured in event calling attention to recycling, with guest speakers: 2-6 p.m. June 23; St. James Park; free; concert; information, 435-3554. Violent Femmes: Wisconsin rock group on tour, with Sigmund Snopek and Grene; 8 p.m.

June 24; City Centre Theater; tickets $13; box office, 433-0434. USO Revue Show: Local production of 1940s "radio broadcast;" 8:30 p.m. June 24; Grand Opera House. Oshkosh; tickets $8.50 and box office, (414) 424-2355. Sunrise Swingtet: Dixie and swing group performing as part of Sunset Concert Cruise Series, Gills Rock; June 25, July 9 and 18 and Sept.

1 cruise time 5:50 p.m.; tickets (meal, refreshments included), $28 40; reservations, (414) 854-2986. Kids from Wisconsin: Touring group of 21 singers dancers and 11-piece orchestra; 7:30 p.m. June 26; Freedom High School gym, Freedom; tickets $6.50 adults, children 5 and under free. Morning Call aline MAC: Program includes music by Lily Chia Brissman, piano, and talk by Paul Reg-nier, director of Ridges Sanctuary; 9:30 a.m. June 26; Miller Art Center, Sturgeon Bay; tickets $2 50; information, (414) 743-6578.

Hard rock concert Includes groups All from Los Angeles, Left Insane, Jasimme Road Affair and Voice of Reason; 7 p.m. June 28; City Centre Theater: tickets $8 in advance. $10 at door; box office. 433-0434. Dance Cerebral Palsy Dance-A-Thon: June 21, six-hour dance for pledges, 7:30 p.m., Park Central, Apple-ton, information, 337-1122.

Big Band A Oldtime Dance: June 23, Gene Heier and his Orchestra, p.m., Weber's Country Inn. Kellnersville, one mile west off Exit 160, admission, $4. Rhonda Clark Benefit Dance: June 27, fund-raising dance to buy a special van for Clark who has Cerebral Palsey, VFW Club. 600 N. 10th De Pere, 6:300 p.m.

admission, $5 at the door, music by disc jrjckey, special prizes. Eagle River Trees For Tommorrow hikes: Tuesdays and Thursdays through August, guided tours of Demonstration Forest Trail, Vi-mile hikes 1:30 p.m. Tuesdays and Thursdays through Auqust, oldest trail in midwest with 150-year-old pineshemlocks, Eagle River, information, (715) 479-6456. Amherst Midwest Renewable Energy Fair June 21, 9 a.m., June 22-23, 10 a.m., energy saving workshops, speakers on solar, PV, wind, microhydroj-and conservation, displays, evening concerts 8j p.m. each night, Portage County Fairgrounds, Am- -herst, admission, $3 adults ($6 weekend pass), $5 extra for concerts, information, (715) 824-5166.

Milwaukee City of Festivals Parade: June 22, 1:30 p.m., honors all veterans, downtown Milwaukee, veterans who would like to march in parade call (800) 232-01 15, veterans and their families get free admission to Summerfest's Big Barbeque and Johnny Cash concert, information, (414) 351-5963 (day), (414) 445-9673 (night). Sauk County Indian Artifact Show: June 22, 7 a -5 p.m.; June 23, 7 a.m. -2 p.m.; Sauk County Fair Grounds, Baraboo, information, (608) 356-8219. Waupaca Model Railroad Show: June 22. 10 a -5 p.m.; June 23, 11 a.m.-4 p.m., operating model trains, railroad videos, model train and railroad ac- -cessories.

Old Waupaca Armory, downtown paca, information, (715) 258-8056. Also, Strawberry -Festival June 22-23, information, (800)-236-2222. Green Bay Packers Tailgate Party: June 23, football fans can get autographs and photos of former and current Packers players fans, plus music, games, 11 p.m., Milwaukee Summerfest grounds, tickets. $10 at the gate, advance tickets on -sale at Sentry Food stores, information. 494-9507.

River Century Bicycle Ride: June 23, 10-mile beginners route. 25- 64-mile routes, scenic rides through Marinette and Menominee. Mich. pOtn raKpli rlmnikr r.HMin rife mytlnn (715) 732-0558 or 1 (800H447-5613. CtlntonvHIe Art FairFlower Show: June 23.

over 70 artists and craters, magician, refreshments. 930 a 30 p.m., Clintonville Senior High School, 256 Mam St, Clintonville, free. Spring Green Arts Crafts: June 29-30. more than 240 artists. 10 a p.m., entertainment chitdren'e area.

food, downtown area Spring Green, 30 miles west of Madison on Wisconsin 14. Preeque We Country Fair June 30 fair opens 10 a -4 30 admission. $1 adults. 50 cents chit- dren. S3 families, information, (715) 686-2910.

Oeenbueh Wede House: Coverlets bed cover-, ings, June 23. 1-3 presented by Mary Ann Dip-pokl. weaver Horse and Carnage Exposition. June' 29-30 9 a -5 outdoor arena show featuring 17 acts. 1-4 each day Cnnl War re-enactment group Information, (414) 526-3271.

Milwaukee Pubnc Mueeuwc Japanese Sunmono, and Tettis from Fran Lloyd Wright Archives. 90 prints, until July 3V Admission. $4 SO aduffe. $2 50 children 4-17 years. $3 conege students wtt ID Handicapped people and museum members free Group rses available Museum located (00 -We Milwaukee information (414) 28-7C (m) Museums Night life Balley's Harbor Midsummer Art Fest June 22, work by Door County artists, folk dancing 1 2:30 p.m., maypoles, food, folk music, traditional Swedish costumes, 9 a.m.-4 p.m., Bailey's Harbor Town Hall, information, (414) 839-2600.

Bel-Art Gallery: New art works by Arts Unlimited members, Upper Gallery, Bellin Memorial Hospital. Blue Dolphin House a Gallery: Watercolor demonstrations, June 22, by artist Ratindra Das, 1-4 p.m., Ephraim, information. (414) 854-4113. Edgewood Orchard's: "Celebration of Glass," June 22-23. On June 22.

gallery walk to meet 25 visiting artists, evening slide lectures by artists. On June 23, outdoor demonstrations of glass working techniques, potluck pig roast, information, (414) 868-3579, hours. 10 a.m.-5 p.m. daily May 25-Oct. 27, Pennisuia Players Road.

Fish Creek. Jack Anderson Art Galleries: Fawn Shillinglaw and her exhibit "Small Town Memories." through July 20, Wisconsin 42. south of Sister Bay. John Michael Kohler Arts Center Sheboygan, information. (414) 4584144.

Lawrence University Wriston Art Center Galleries: Alumni of the '80s. opening reception June 22. 6 p.m., exhibit on display through Sept. 1. Appleton.

Hours: 10 a -4 m. Monday-Friday; 10 a.m. to 2 m. Saturdays; 1-5 m. Sundays.

Mover Art Gallery: "Mark Brueggeman: Garden Path," figurative and floral pastel paintings through June 21, 900 Cedar St, information, 435-3388. Neenan uaroae-om maniac Museum Cameo Carving on Glass." contemporary glass artist Barry Sautne. through June 30, 165 North Par Nee-nah Hours. 10 a -4 30 m. Tuesday-Friday.

1-4 30 p.m. Saturday and Sunday. Neville Public Museum: Green Bay Art Colony Annual Exhibition, through June 30. Selection of artwork from 30 and 40s. through July 7.

Walter Gallery. 1st floor. "Blown. Molded and Pressed' Glass from the Permanent Collection." glassware from 1790-1987. through Oct.

6 "Picture This." transfer-printed earthenware pieces from 1820-1850. Coin Club Case. Frarmenthal Gallery. 2nd floor. Information.

448-4460 River Edge Gasrtea: Public reception. June 23. exhibit by Aaron Bohrod. 1-4 recent is oecore-Bvet early works, display through Jury 30. "Open-mo 'SI." exhibit of work by 65 leading statenational artists through Oct 31 432 E.

Mam St. Mishtcot mtormabon. (414 755-4777 Wooeaa Kaffy tudto: Hours 2-5 Tuesdays and Thursday ao by appointment 1138 Grignon St, information 435-2535 St Norbart Godachaci GaSary "IrVonOrwortd oawmgs and paintings by Russian ertt Pavel Po-Marpov. through June 26 most surrealist Gacy Festivals Barkhausen Waterfowl PreserveWest Shores hv Lineville exit east oft U.S. 41141.

Bay Beach WHdIMe Sanctuary: Campfire Sing-along. Juno 28. 7.30 p.m.. bring own roasting treats something to sit on; pre-registration required both vents. Summer hours.

8 a -7 30 p.m. trails, nature center 9 a p.m., daily until Sept 15. Sanctuary Road. Green Bay. information.

391-3671. Coast Guard Muhuri- Open daily. Beianger Building. Rogers Street Fishing Village. Two Rivera.

FaBen Timbers Environmental Center Information. (414) 984-3700 (weekdays): tour miles west of Seymour, off Outagamie County PP. left mile south of Wisconsin 54 to Robin Road. Grignon Mansion: Admission, $2 adults. SI children, 1313 Augustine St.

Kaukaurta Gordon Buboi Nature Pieeerve: Outagamie County A. 481S Lynndale Drive. Appleton. (414) 731-6041. It rtwtono: Brd Cages and Feathered Songsters, through Sept 1.

Victorian era bird cages and motifs The Magic of Bird Woodcarvmg. June 25. 30-7 30 crmd'en tree with an sou as pat of monthly guided tour series. 1-4 Tuesday. Thursday Friday and Sunday.

admon S2 50 adults. 11 children 7-17. ctnio-en under 7 tree. 625 Prospect Ave Appleton Brogan'K X-Rays. June 21-22.

9 p.m., no cover. Ra-mada Inn. 2750 Ramada Way. Brooklyn's: Dry night 8 -2 a Sundays, ages 17 and older. $5 cover, proper dress required.

Park Central. 318 W. College Appleton. Dave's Not Inn: Little Cisco. June 29.

Bailey's Harbor. The Den: Outdoor Jam Session. June 30. fourth annual. 3 free.

1623 Cass St 469-0258. Cooler's True Gnt. 9 -1 every Friday and Saturday. 3375 Side Suamico. Floyd's: Live bands every Sunday with LWe Cisco playing June 23.

Jeff Santaga razz band. Mondays: open mike. Tuesdays. Songwriters' Showcase, first Wednesday of each month. 9 no cover charge, all shows staf at 9 pm, 1139 Mam St Heroes Club: Happenstance.

Juno 22. 9 -2 a 401 Washington St bonhonte Saloon: Le Cisco. June 28, 1642 Veip Ave Klub Kaoe: World Roots. June 21 tape release party My Cousin Kenny. June 22.

Wild Kingdom, June 28 outdoors, Ma St La Bonne Femme: Dan Ei's ccl aiZ 1 star Waupun Klompenfest June 20-22. Dutch ethnic celebration On June 20-21 (Pageant of Dutch immigration) On June 22 (breakfast at Community Center, 5-mile runwalk, 9 a.m.. Fond du Lac County Park, parade. 1 music, food until dusk). Waupun Community Center.

Spring Street Waupun, information. (414) 324-3491. Baton Riverteat June 20-23. headline acts include Pay Charles. REO Speedwagon.

Vern Godson. The Spinners. Holly Dunn, children's stage, river raft race Riverside Parte, oft Wisconsin 51. Beioit (606) 365-838 Waupaca Stawbarry Fastnret: June 21-23. Band concert.

7 MTV Teen Dance. 7 30-10 30 both on June 21 arts 8 crafts carriage ndes. recipe contest food 1 0K run, downtown square, aupaca, information (715) 258-7343 Racine Harbor Feat June 21-22 Lakeshore Fi-rwry PunWa k. 5 kilometers 9am. registration tee.

$12 Racine information. (44, 636-2790 Weuaaa Great Wisconsin Rrvar Logjam raaat June 21-23 Oak Fern Is anfi Pa- downtown Wauteu More fran 5C traditional heritage and ettv rx craft" ethnic foods for trader period camp- mtmmmwalmmmemMm1bmi.