Hi there,

How did we go back to winter? hahah.

It's okay, I still have a weekly roundup of all things happening indoors and outdoors. A lot of events covered in so you dont h’t have to look around.

Students graduating from Northeast Wisconsin Technical College (NWTC) just got a big new opportunity.

A new agreement now allows NWTC graduates to transfer directly to St. Norbert College to complete a Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA).

The partnership is designed to make it easier for local students to start their education at NWTC and then seamlessly continue their degree at St. Norbert.

Why it matters:
• Lower cost path to a bachelor’s degree
• Keeps students studying locally
• Strengthens the pipeline for business talent in the Green Bay area

It’s another example of local schools working together to create more opportunities for students right here in Northeast Wisconsin.:

The Greater Green Bay Chamber is offering a Teen Leadership program designed to help local high school students grow their leadership skills and connect with the community.

Students in the program get the chance to:
• Learn leadership and teamwork skills
• Meet local business and community leaders
• Explore career paths in Northeast Wisconsin
• Work on projects that impact the community

Programs like this are all about helping the next generation build confidence, leadership, and real-world experience.

Looking to learn something new this spring?

The Green Bay Area Public School District is offering a lineup of community enrichment classes open to local residents. These classes cover a wide range of topics and are designed for adults and community members who want to pick up new skills, hobbies, or interests.

Some classes focus on things like:
🎨 Creative arts
💻 Technology skills
🍳 Cooking
📚 Personal development
🧠 Learning new hobbies

Good news for the community. The Women’s Fund of Greater Green Bay just awarded $129,000 in grants to several local nonprofit organizations working to support women and girls in the area.

The funding will help programs focused on things like education, leadership development, financial stability, and support services across the region.

It is another reminder that much meaningful work in Green Bay happens quietly through local nonprofits and community partnerships.

Small investments can lead to big ripple effects across the community.

Read more here.

More healthcare access is coming to the west side of Green Bay. Amplify Health by Bellin is partnering with the Greater Green Bay YMCA to open a 3,000-square-foot physical therapy clinic inside the West Side Y.

The space will offer physical therapy services right inside the YMCA, creating a convenient one-stop wellness hub for members and the surrounding community.

The partnership aims to make recovery, rehabilitation, and fitness services more accessible for local residents.

The Children’s Museum of Green Bay is celebrating Pi Day the Turtle Way, and yes… it involves pizza.

Families can stop by for pizza-themed activities, math fun, and pizza samples while learning about the famous number π in a way kids will actually enjoy. 🐢🍕

📅 March 14
⏰ 10:00 AM to 12:00 PM
📍 Children’s Museum of Green Bay

A workshop called Crushed It! Pocket Planters will show participants how to turn ordinary tin cans into decorative pocket planters using upcycling techniques.

You’ll crush and shape cans, arrange faux flowers, and leave with a unique piece of home décor you made yourself.

📅 Thursday, March 19
⏰ 5:00 PM to 7:00 PM
📍 Green Bay Area Public School District Office Building

Note: Adults only for this class, details here.

If you’ve ever thought about trying theater or getting back on stage, Evergreen Theater is holding open auditions this week.

Actors will do cold reads from selected scenes, so no memorizing is required. Directors are mainly focused on how actors interact with one another and bring characters to life.

📍 Evergreen Theater
1806 Bond St, Green Bay

Rehearsals will run from March 16 through April 9
🕠 5:30 PM to 7:00 PM
Monday through Thursday

The Children’s Museum of Green Bay is hosting Play Patrol, where kids can spend time with officers from the Green Bay Police Department.

It’s designed as a hands-on hour where kids can interact, ask questions, and learn about the people who help keep the community safe.

📅 Thursday, March 12
⏰ 11:00 AM to 12:00 PM
📍 Children’s Museum of Green Bay

A hands-on Beginner’s Sourdough Class is happening in Green Bay, where you’ll actually learn the process step by step and leave with everything you need to start baking at home.

You’ll walk out with:
✨ Your own active sourdough starter
🛠 Beginner tools to keep baking
🍞 A loaf you mixed and shaped yourself
⏰ The timing and tips to keep it going

📍 2360 Duck Creek Pkwy, Green Bay
🎟 Tickets: hotplate.com

Register here!!

Heritage Hill is hosting Maple Sugaring Day, where interpreters will show how people in early Green Bay tapped maple trees, collected sap, and boiled it down into syrup and sugar using historic methods.

It’s one of those very Wisconsin early spring traditions that’s actually pretty cool to see in person.

📍 Heritage Hill State Historical Park
2640 S Webster Ave, Green Bay
📅 March 14

Stillmank Brewing is hosting a “Paint Your Pet” craft night, and honestly, it might be one of the more unique events this week.

Bring a photo of your pet, and an instructor will help you trace and paint your furry friend onto an 8x10 canvas, step by step. No art skills required.

Even better, your ticket also includes a drink. 🍻
Choose from beer, cider, seltzer, or Honeymead.

📍 Stillmank Beer Company
215 N Henry St, Green Bay
🎟 $48 ticket

The Children’s Museum of Green Bay (Building for Kids) is hosting Outer Space Day, where kids can explore space-themed activities throughout the museum.

Expect things like:
🚀 Rocket launching experiments
👩‍🚀 Astronaut-themed snacks
🎨 Space-inspired art projects
🔬 Hands-on science activities

📅 Saturday, March 14
⏰ 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM
📍 Building for Kids Children’s Museum

Looking for somewhere to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day in Green Bay?

Lenny’s Tap is hosting a St. Paddy’s Day party right in the Broadway District. Expect the usual Irish holiday vibes with drinks, music, and a crowd ready to celebrate.

📅 March 17
📍 Lenny’s Tap
431 N Broadway, Green Bay

The YWCA Greater Green Bay is hosting its annual Women of Vision Luncheon this spring. It’s an event focused on celebrating and uplifting women in the community while bringing people together for inspiration and connection.

You’ll hear from local speakers, including:
✨ Kate Burgess, CEO and Owner of Elevate97
✨ Ingrid Parker-Hill, Green Bay Area Public School District

The event will also include networking, raffles, and an online auction.

🎤 Hosted by Aisha Morales from WBAY-TV

📅 May 12
📍 Stonewood Venue

Registrations open!

The Door County YMCA is hosting Art Exploration, a welcoming creative space designed specifically for adults with disabilities.

No experience is needed. The goal is simply to provide a relaxed place where people can express themselves through art and creativity.

📅 Upcoming sessions here;
• March 18
• April 15
• April 22

⏰ 1:00 PM to 2:00 PM

If you’re looking for a relaxing, creative activity, Titletown has a woodburning workshop series where participants learn the basics of this craft and leave with a handmade project.

The classes are designed as a beginner-friendly introduction to woodburning, and each participant keeps the piece they create.

📍 Titletown District
1065 Lombardi Ave, Green Bay

💲 $30 per class
🎨 Supplies included

A local music studio in De Pere just welcomed a new instructor, and they’re celebrating with a pretty great deal.

Bridget Charles, an accomplished percussionist with 8+ years of formal piano training, is now teaching at Upstage Music Co. She brings experience in drumming, piano, and music education and also teaches English in Door County.

To celebrate her joining the studio, new students who sign up with Bridget get their first month FREE. 🎉

Lessons offered include:
🎹 Piano
🎤 Voice
🎸 Guitar
🥁 Drums
🎻 Violin
✍️ Songwriting
🎙 Recording

📍 327 Main Ave, De Pere (above Beyond ABC)
📞 (920) 278-7770

City committee meetings happening this week

If you like knowing what’s going on behind the scenes in Green Bay, several city commission and committee meetings are happening this week at City Hall.

One coming up:

🔹 Claims Committee
📅 Thursday, March 12
⏰ 10:00 AM
📍 Green Bay City Hall

These meetings cover topics such as city spending, claims against the city, and other administrative decisions.

Not the most thrilling way to spend a morning… but it is where some of the real decisions get discussed.

If you want to see the full list of city boards and committees or get notifications when they meet:

👉 greenbaywi.gov/507/Boards-Commissions-Committees
👉 greenbaywi.gov/portal?portalpage=notifications

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Stay local. Stay buzzing. Stay warm, and maybe see you at one of the events. Don’t forget to say Hiiiii!

MH.