Poet Sherman Funmaker discusses Bear Tracks: Memories of a Ho-Chunk Elder
Madison, Wisconsin
Teejop & Beyond welcomes Ho-Chunk elder Sherman Funmaker to the Sequoya Library, sharing his original poetry and stories
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Flood Waters Rising, A New Chloe Ellefson Mystery
Villa Louis
Prairie du Chien, WI +10 moreSpeaker/Lecture -
Residents of “Wisconsin” in the Revolutionary War with Mary Elise Antoine
Beloit Public Library
Beloit, WisconsinJoin Mary Antoine for this special America 250 event on the Wisconsin residents who fought in the Revolutionary War
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Let’s Eat! Tracing and Preserving Family Food History
LAMC Genealogy
+1 moreVirtual EventSpeaker/LectureHungry for stories of your ancestors? Trace your family’s food history through recipes, ingredients, and more.
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Jesse Brookstein discusses Best of The Wurst
Carroll University
Waukesha, WisconsinThe Southeast Wisconsin Festival of Books welcomes author Jesse Brookstein, discussing Wisconsin's love affair with sausage
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Liam Callanan discusses Stone Age Astronaut
Carroll University
Waukesha, WisconsinThe Southeast Wisconsin Festival of Books welcomes author Liam Callanan, discussing the life of aviation pioneer Lester Maitland
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Dr. Carol Cornelius discusses A History in Indigenous Voices
Mulva Cultural Center
De Pere, WisconsinThe Mulva Cultural Center in De Pere welcomes Dr. Carol Cornelius, discussing Indigenous treatymaking in the Upper Midwest
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History Sandwiched In Fall 2026
Wisconsin Historical Museum
+14 moreSpeaker/LectureJoin scholars and authors from around the state to discuss history, art, culture and more.
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Storytelling and Writing Workshop with poet Sherman Funmaker, author of Bear Tracks
Alicia Ashman Library
Madison, WisconsinTeejop & Beyond welcomes Ho-Chunk elder Sherman Funmaker to the Alicia Ashman Library, sharing his original poetry and stories
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Canceled Tea with Madame Dousman
Villa Louis
Prairie du Chien, WIFood & Beverage EventsEnjoy tea while learning about the women who lived, worked at and were vital to Villa Louis.
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History Speaks: Susan Apps-Bodilly discusses Timber!
Woodson History Center
Wausau, WisconsinJoin author Susan Apps-Bodilly, sharing the fascinating history of logging, lumber, and the legacy of conservation
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Aurore Sibley discusses Some Things Don’t Burn: Art, Activism, and Arson at the Bugle American
SubText Books
St. Paul, WisconsinSubText Books in Saint Paul welcomes author Aurore Sibley, discussing the Milwaukee-based 1970s underground newspaper, the Bugle American.