VFW Meat Board Raffle
VFW-Burkhardt-Roemer Post 4086 130 2nd Street East, Wabasha, MN, United StatesMeat raffle every Friday @ 6:00PM
Meat raffle every Friday @ 6:00PM
61486 County Road 86, Theilman, MN 55945 every Friday night year 'round benefitting the Plainview Fire Department
Join us at The Lost Dutchman for our Sunday Breakfast Buffet, packed with all your morning favorites—fluffy pancakes, crispy bacon, eggs, hash browns, biscuits & gravy, and sweet treats to finish it off. 🕘 Every Sunday | 9 AM – 12 PM 💲 Adults $18 | Seniors $16 | Kids $13 | Under 3 FREE Bring your appetite, your family, and your friends—because Sundays are better when breakfast is done right. ✨🍳
This interactive traveling exhibit emphasizes American Indian sovereignty as an ongoing continental reality. Learn from Dakota and Ojibwe Nations' new and innovative ways to create community, build sustainable systems, and relate to one another. This traveling exhibit will be on display in the Main Library for the first two weeks in June. All are welcome to view the display.View Facebook Event
🎤 8 YEARS STRONG — MONDAY NIGHT OPEN MIC 🎶 Sign up at 6! For eight years straight, every Monday night, this stage has been yours. ( minus a few during Covid) From first-timers shaking their nerves to seasoned musicians chasing the next song, friendships, bands, and stories that were born right here at The Front Porch Bar and Grill. Thank you to every artist who’s ever stepped on this stage. This community is the reason we do what we do. ❤️
Join us for Story Time Thursdays! All are welcome! Thursdays at 10:00 AM Located at the Wabasha Public Library 168 Alleghany Ave, Wabasha, MN
Join me for yoga class focused on building strength, improving mobility, and calming your nervous system. 🧘♀️ This isn’t about pushing harder or being “good” at yoga. It’s about learning to listen to your body, move with intention, and leave feeling more grounded than when you walked in. All levels welcome. Come as you are. 📍 Phyle Fitness Studio (611 broadway suite 220 Wabasha) 🕓 Thursdays at 4:45 pm 💲10 Message me with questions or just show up—I’d love to have you there.
Every Thursday through September. This helps support our Plainview Polar Bearons Snowmobile Club.
Meet Diane Wilson the author of "The Seed Keeper", this year's Wabasha Reads book. Diane will be at the Wabasha Public Library Thursday June 4th at 6:30 p.m.She will speak on her writing experience and the ancestral history she has learned. Wilson is enrolled on the Sicangu Oyate (Rosebud) reservation in SouthDakota, and is a Mdewakanton descendent. She lives near the St. Croix River in Minnesota, where she cares for an Indigenous seed garden, native perennials for pollinators, and a Tamarack bog. All are welcome. Thank you to the Friends of the Library for co-hosting this event. Partially funded by the MN Arts and Cultural Heritage grant.View Facebook Event
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Minnesotans 16 or older who take a child 15 or younger fishing don't need a license on this special weekend. So plan a special fishing day or weekend and catch some quality time with friends and family. Shore fishing is a great way to enjoy a day at the lake. It's easier, cheaper and there's a lot more room and opportunities for great fishing spots. A good, safe spot to start fishing is on a nearby fishing pier. You can find fishing piers on lakes and in many parks throughout Minnesota. If you're going to fish from shore, you'll likely have to explore a bit to find the fish. Fish tend to stay in one spot so you have to move and cast along the shoreline to find them. Spring is the best season to catch fish due to the fish being hungry after the long winter, being more active due to warmer waters and laying their eggs near shore. As soon as the ice has melted off the lakes, sunfish and crappies are great species to seek. Summer shore fishing is a little more difficult due to thick near shore vegetation and fish moving to deeper, cooler waters away from shore. Try fishing in the early morning or evening as well as river fishing since rivers tend to have cooler waters and less vegetation. Fall is [...]