The U.S. Postal Service will issue Bald Eagle: Hatchling to Adult, a new set of commemorative postage stamps. The first-day-of-issue outdoor event IS FREE and open to the public. The Hon. Daniel M. Tangherlini, U.S. Postal Service Board of Governors, will serve as the dedicating official. The ceremony is planned to last around 45-minutes and there will be several speakers. USPS staff will begin selling the Bald Eagle: Hatchling to Adult stamps 1 hour before the ceremony at 10a.m. outside the National Eagle Center, along with an autograph session after the ceremony. First day cancel will be available for collectors. Q&A With Ornithologist David Allen Sibley (2 p.m.) This will be also be a FREE event to attend, and YOU have the opportunity to submit any questions you have for Mr. Sibley in advance. The session will be held in the Riverfront Amphitheater and last about an hour with a rain-site available if needed. Feel free to send any questions you’d like considered to Scott Mehus by emailing scott@nationaleaglecenter.org or by clicking the link below. This is an exciting opportunity, and we hope you will be able to join us for this conversation with Mr. Sibley! About David Allen Sibley David Sibley began watching birds at a very young age and was only seven when he began drawing them. He [...]

Could you BE any more excited?! 👏Join us at The Lost Dutchman for a night of Friends Trivia! ☕🎉Gather your team, brush up on your favorite episodes, and get ready for a fun night of laughs, competition, and maybe a little friendly smack talk.📅 Friday, May 15th, 2026🚪 Doors open at 5:00 PM🧠 Trivia starts at 6:00 PM📍 333 Main Street West, WabashaWhether you’re a Ross, Rachel, Monica, Chandler, Joey, or Phoebe—you won’t want to miss this one!

The Wabasha County Historical Society Museum in Reads Landing will celebrate opening weekend on Saturday, May 16, and Sunday, May 17. Everyone is invited to a free presentation on Sunday, May 17, at 2 p.m. featuring a local author, Goran Pesic, as he shares "The Greatest Mysteries of Lake Pepin."

The annual Spring Clean Up Event will be held on Saturday, May 16th beginning at 8am – 12pm at the Old Athletic Field (306 Hiawatha Drive West). Please be prepared with exact cash or check for your items.

On Saturday, May 16th at 2pm, Sara Thielen will discuss “Medicine in Western Wisconsin during the Frontier Days” at Castlerock Museum in Alma, Wisconsin. The frontier days were dangerous times. Injuries from hunting and farming happened without cell phones to call for an ambulance. Without a pharmacy, there was no way to purchase medicine to bring down a child’s fever or soothe a cough. Doctors were in very short supply, if they existed at all in the area. So, what did the people who lived in the communities along the Mississippi River and the surrounding rural communities do when their lives were in danger? Sara Thielen is the Public Health nurse with Buffalo County Public Health. In her spare time, she reads and studies history. She has combined her love of nursing, history, and Western Wisconsin in this presentation. She will explore the different diseases and common medical treatments of the past. It might not be a surprise that it wasn’t much different than today. Admission is $8 for adults and $5 for students and free for members. Seating is limited. Reservations can be made by contacting the museum at 608-685-4231.

Join us for a fun-filled morning at the Spring Bazaar and Dad’s Belgian Waffle Breakfast! Enjoy all-you-care-to-eat Dad’s Belgian waffles with toppings, plus sausage, juice, coffee, and milk. Come for breakfast and stay for the fun! Event Details Sunday, May 17 | 8 to 11:30 a.m. St. Felix Auditorium, Wabasha Breakfast Pricing Pre-sale: $10* At the Door: $12 Children 5 and under eat free Take outs available * Pre-sale and raffle tickets can be purchased at Emplify Health by Gundersen Wabasha Hospital and Clinic, Emplify Health Care Center, or from an auxiliary member. Raffles and Activities Include Beautiful themed baskets Handmade quilt Cash raffle Clothesline game Taste tour raffle Meat raffles Picnic cart Card raffle Bake sale Cheers for a Cause Your donation to the Spring Bazaar supports the construction of an accessible outdoor area to serve the needs of residents, patients, and visitors at 1200 Grant Blvd. West, Wabasha. NEW: Online Auction Bidding is open now through May 20! Browse exciting auction items, experiences, stays, golf packages, and more, including: Experiences Great Lakes Aquarium Trail Ride from R & K Ranch Minnesota Timberwolves Minnesota Lynx Bakken Museum Minnesota Twins Canterbury Park Minnesota Zoo Taylors Falls Boat Tour Minnesota Arboretum Minnesota Frost Children’s Museum of Eau Claire Bell Museum & Planetarium Rochester Honkers Great Alma Fishing Float Lark Toys Items Christmas Tree Iron Bridge Art [...]

Monday May 18th 5-7PM Touch a Truck Event and Carnival at the Wabasha-Kellogg Elementary school parking lot. Enjoy some free hot dogs and see City vehicles up close and learn how they keep our roads cleared and our sewer system operating! Visit with fire, ambulance, and police too!

Join us for an exclusive behind the scene look at the Wastewater Treatment Plant Facility. Discover the science of microorganisms that break down waste and see the engineering that provides clean drinking water to the community. From flush to finish, you will see and experience the transformation of wastewater to clean water. The event will be held on Thursday, May 21st, from 1-2pm and from 6:30pm-7:30PM. The location is: 2317 Hiawatha Drive S, Wabasha, MN, United States, Minnesota 55981

Flushing air-conditioned restrooms and Potable water for filling your tanks Playground area with swing set, volleyball and basketball. Trout fishing in a registered trout stream and a sandy beach to cool down in at Spring Creek. Bring your own fire pit for small campfires that are permitted on most weekends (except on Pro weekend). Fire wood on sale at Front gate for $5 a bundle, (Subject to availability). Grills are okay for cooking food. Races announced from the 1st turn Announcer Tower and broadcast on 107.9 FM. With the addition of the AT&T Cell tower 1/4 mile away we can now offer great cell phone coverage.

Flushing air-conditioned restrooms and Potable water for filling your tanks Playground area with swing set, volleyball and basketball. Trout fishing in a registered trout stream and a sandy beach to cool down in at Spring Creek. Bring your own fire pit for small campfires that are permitted on most weekends (except on Pro weekend). Fire wood on sale at Front gate for $5 a bundle, (Subject to availability). Grills are okay for cooking food. Races announced from the 1st turn Announcer Tower and broadcast on 107.9 FM. With the addition of the AT&T Cell tower 1/4 mile away we can now offer great cell phone coverage.

Gun Salute – 9:00 AM Riverview Cemetery; Gun Salute – 9:15 AM St Felix Cemetery Parade – 9:45 AM – form at VFW, proceed to Schmidt Park Memorial Day Services – 10:00 AM – Schmidt Park Wabasha