The Saterlee Clark House Historical Museum, 322 Winter St, Horicon, will be open from 1:00PM - 4:00PM on the following dates -
May 23, June 27, July 24, August 22, September 26 and October 24.
The Horicon Historical Museum is composed of three buildings, including a one-room schoolhouse. It offers a wide variety of exhibits, such as early farm equipment, an arrowhead collection and photographs of Horicon's past. The museum also has a microfilm collection of county census records and local newspapers for those who are interested in doing research. There is also an in-house flea market for bargain hunters. There is no admission charge.

Locally grown vegetables and produce, honey, fresh breads, fresh cut flowers, handmade soaps, local artists, crafters, and more!
Proceeds from the Phoenix tables go to benefit local charities and organizations such as P.A.V.E., Dodge County Humane society, Horicon Public Library and the Horicon Food Pantries.
Wednesday, June 30th ~ Ourdoor Concert: Mayville Steel Drums at 6 pm
Wednesday, July 7th ~ Outdoor Concert: Rigel at 5 pm
Wednesday, July 14th ~ Outdoor Concert: Colin O'Brien at 5 pm
Wednesday, July 21st ~ Horicon FFA Corn Boil and Outdoor Concert: Steve Cohen at 5 pm
Saturday, July 31st ~ Rock River Sweep Event at 8:30 am and Outdoor Concert: Lil'Rev at 11 am.
Saturday, August 21st ~ 1st annual Heirloom Tomato Tasting Fest
Saturday, August 28th ~ Last Day for the Saturday Market.
Wednesdays will continue into October.

Walk around the grass in front of Marshland Mart, 620 Washington Street every Thursday morning of the summer and fall for the oldest farm market in Horicon. You'll be able to find something each week to feed your family, beautify your home and use for gifts. There are jams, fresh produce, flowers, and even dish cloths. Get in the habit of shopping at this hometown farm market every Thursday morning in Horicon.

Come to Horicon with your favorite "Classic" vehicle for a fun gathering night. Prizes awarded each time. Those of you without a "classic" vehicle, come on down and have fun just checking them out. It's the 2nd Tuesday from June to September next to the Ice Cream Station, N. Cedar St. between Hwy 33 and Walnut St. Lots of fun for everyone!
June 8th
July 13th
August 10th
September 14th

Lecture Series
Each presentation will be held on the first Wednesday of the month starting at 7:00pm.

Sept. 1, 2010 DNR Wildlife Biologist Brenda Kelly on
Horicon Marsh Management

Oct. 6, 2010 Wildlife Biologists Mike Mossman and Lisa Hartman on Turkey Vultures (with live Turkey Vulture)

Nov. 3, 2010 Founders of Bat Conservation of Wisconsin Ken and Barb Bowman on Bats of Wisconsin (with live bats)

Dec. 1, 2010 Outdoor Wisconsin's Dan Small and Founder of the Lake Delton Fisheries Restoration Project Ben Hobbins on the Lake Delton Project

Jan. 5, 2011 Master Designer Shannon Barniskis on Creating a Bird Friendly Garden

Feb. 2, 2011 DNR Environmental Enforcement Specialist Pam Kober on Making the Connection, Environmental Protection and the Public Health

Mar. 2. 2011 DNR Assistant Bear Biologist Linda Olver on Black Bear in Wisconsin

Apr. 6, 2011 Wisconsin Geocaching Association Member Cary Kaczik on An Introduction to Geocaching

The Horicon Marsh Classic Car Club will be holding their 8th annual Horicon Marsh Classic Car Show at River Bend Park (the end of Valley St) in Horicon on Saturday, September 11, 2009 beginning at 7:30AM. Novelty awards will be presented at 1:00PM and Trophies will be presented at 3:00PM. Winners must be present at award time to win.
Click on the above link for the list of 21 Classes.
Registration till noon. (Only $5.00)
All classic cars and trucks through 1990 are welcome.
Dash Plaques will be given to the first 150 entries.
There will be food and beverages on site starting at 7:30AM.
Piston Toss game for adults. Hot Wheels Races for kids 12 and under. Vintage race cars and vintage fire trucks on display.
Lots of Shade Trees!
Playground Area!
For more information, contact Glenn Baumann at 920-387-5146 or Gary Wille at 920-210-8811

Remember 9/11 courtesy of American Legion Auxiliary. A Brat Fry will be at Hardware Hank from 10 am to 2 pm on September 11, 2010. Donations to the Horicon Fire Department and they will have red firetrucks on the scene. A percentage of the proceeds will also be donated to the Horicon Fire Department.

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 2010
UNDER THE BIG TOP TENT:
Noon to 4 pm~ Music by Dante's Bop & Games for all ages
noon to 11 pm ~ Brats, Burgers & French Fries, Beer, Wine Coolers & Soda
6:15 pm ~ Live Auction
7 PM TO 11PM ~ Music by the Britins,
Beer, Wine Coolers, Soda, Brats & Burgers.

IN THE FAITH WING:
noon to 7 pm ~ Harvest Market (Bakery, Produce & Crafts),
Harvest Cafe,
Basket Raffle Sale
Cash Raffle Sale
noon - 6:15 pm ~ Live Auction Items on Display
4 ~ 7 pm ~ Spaghetti Dinner will be served.
Carry-Outs Available
$8.00 Adults
$4.00 Children ages 6 to 12
Children 5 and under are FREE!
5 pm ~ Mass
6 pm ~ Silent Auction Winners Announced

SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 2010
9 am ~ Mass
IN THE FAITH WING:
10 am to noon ~ Harvest Market (Bakery, Produce & Crafts) & Harvest Cafe
10:15 am ~ Cash Raffle Drawing
10:30 am ~ Basket Raffle Drawing

ALL NEW DINNER ANNOUNCEMENT COMING SOON!

In celebration of its 10th Anniversary, the Schauer Arts & Activities Center, 147 N. Rural Street, Hartford, WI, invites the community to the unveiling of a permanent piece of public artwork. Entitled ‘Dream, Create, Inspire,’ the clay mural will be dedicated in a brief ceremony on Saturday, September 18 at 11:00 am.

‘Dream, Create, Inspire’ was created by over 700 participants at a Clay Stomp® on June 12, 2010. Participants stomped to mix the clay and etched designs in the clay after it was formed into panels. The decorated clay slabs were taken to artist Joel Pfeiffer’s studio in Hartland. Pfeiffer cut each slab into tiles to be fired and glazed. The tiles were then reassembled into three, metal frames that have been manufactured through the assistance of Steel Craft Corp, Sno-Way International, and Hartford Finishing. The final piece will be installed outside the Schauer Center, to the left of the main entrance.



The unveiling will take place outside, between the Schauer Center and Hartford Recreational Center at the site of instillation. Speakers will include Hartford Mayor Joe Dautermann, Clay Stomp® artist Joel Pfeiffer, and Schauer Board President Dr. Mark Lindberg. Commemorative merchandise will be for sale and photos from the stomp day will be on display inside the Schauer Center until 2:00 pm.



“’Dream, Create, Inspire’ will serve as recognition of the community’s patronage and support of the Schauer Center over the past 10 years,” says Executive Director Thomas Robbins. “We are grateful for all the businesses and individuals who were involved in making this cultural event possible.” The Clay Stomp® was funded by the Hartford Area Foundation, First National Bank of Hartford, Hartford Savings Bank, and West Bend A Mutual Insurance Company.



With the Ruth A. Knoll Theater and Suckow Family Art Gallery, the Schauer Arts & Activities Center is a non-profit regional center for the arts, staging professional touring performances, as well as shows by Hartford City Band, Hartford Community Chorus, The Hartford Players, and the Kettle Moraine Fine Arts Guild. The Schauer Center also offers visual and performing arts classes for all ages. Facilities are available to rent for social and business functions.

2010 Fall Public Naturalist Programs
All hikes allow for easy walking and good access to the marsh. Most programs will run for about one hour. All programs are free and open to the public. No registration is required.


Saturday Sept. 18
10:00 The Birds of Horicon
1:00 The Fall Migration
Sunday Sept. 19
11:00 Birding Basics
1:00 Mammals of Wisconsin
Saturday Sept. 25
10:00 Birds and Bird Banding
1:00 Marsh Management & Ecology
Sunday Sept. 26
11:00 Marsh Food Webs
1:00 Horicon Marsh History
Saturday Oct. 2
10:00 Horicon’s Indian History
1:00 Dabblers and Divers; Wis. Waterfowl
Sunday Oct. 3
11:00 Sharing Nature with Children
1:00 Animal Adaptations
Saturday Oct. 9
10:00 Fall Migration
1:00 The Geese of Horicon
Sunday Oct. 10
11:00 Horicon Marsh History
1:00 Wisconsin Mammals
Saturday Oct. 16
10:00 The Birds of Horicon
1:00 Waterfowl Management
Sunday Oct. 17
11:00 Marsh Food Webs
1:00 Fall Colors
Saturday Oct. 23
10:00 Muskrats, Mink and Other Mammals
1:00 The Geese of Horicon
Sunday Oct. 24
11:00 Horicon Marsh Habitat Hike
1:00 Mammals of Wisconsin
Saturday Oct. 30
10:00 Managing Wisconsin's Deer
1:00 Wisconsin Ice Age
Sunday Oct. 31
11:00 Birding Basics
1:00 Winter Adaptations

Held at Discher Park in Horicon on Sunday, September 26, 2010.
Horicon Chamber's 35th annual fine Arts & Crafts show. Approximately 130 booths and great food for all at the Horicon Chamber food stand and the Horicon Band Boosters homemade dessert stand.
Get your holiday shopping started early with these fine artist's and crafter's handcrafted items. Autumn Art on the Marsh takes place in a beautiful park setting with a variety of items that will interest everyone.
For more information please call 920 485-3200

Art Exhibits


Exhibits in wildlife and landscape art will be featured throughout the year. The featured artist for October 1– December 3rd will be well-known painter and photographer Terrill Knaack. Terrill’s love for nature allows him to create stunning artwork. More information can be found at www.horiconmarsh.org

Movies at the Marsh
6:30-8:30 p.m.
All movies are family friendly (rated G or PG), are free, and open to the public. Refreshments are available.

October 2, 2010 A Bug’s Life

October 16 Planet Earth: Jungles and Desserts

October 30 Hocus Pocus
Wear a costume and get free popcorn!

November 6 The Land Before Time

November 20 Where the Red Fern Grows

December 4 Ice Age 2: The Meltdown

December 18 Far From Home: Adventures of Yellow Dog

January 1, 2011 The Fox and the Hound

January 15 Iron Will

February 5 Balto

February 19 Charlie the Lonesome Cougar

March 5 Madagascar 2: Escape to Africa

March 19 Wild America

April 2 Antz

April 16 Winged Migration

June 25 Up

July 30 Flipper

August 27 Over the Hedge

The Annual Christmas Open House at the Satterlee Clark House Historical Museum, 322 Winter St in Horicon, will be held on Sunday, December 5, 2010 from 12 Noon to 4:00PM.
Special Demonstrations include -
Spinning Wheel - Mary Ann Mason
Blacksmith - Gary Blankenheim
Rug Hooking - Louise Budde
Pump Organ - Vicky Maaske
Knitting - Shannon Barniskis
There will be live organ music with caroling, a flea market, hot spiced cider, coffee, and Christmas cookies.
There is NO admission charge.

Horicon City Hall
Come and join Santa for a treat of cookies and milk and receive a goody filled stocking when you tell Santa what your wishes are for Christmas.
There will be lots of activities to do as you have your cookies and milk while waiting to sit on Santa's lap. The Horicon Lions Club will be offering Free Vision Screening and there will be coloring, movies, books, toys and more for you to play with while you wait.

Modern Woodmen with the help of community groups hosts the Easter Egg Hunt at Discher Park and in 2010 was held Palm Sunday afternoon. Check link above for Horicon Chamber Facebook page to see additional pictures.

Join us again next year, 2011, usually held Mothers Day weekend in May. Check back later when the event is fully planned.

Photo Courtesy of Dodge County Pionier

HORICON CHAMBER’S
STEAK FRY
Thanks Horicon Community for supporting the steak fry through rain and cold. We look forward to next year with sunny skies.
At Leroy Meat’s of Horicon
FRIDAY, MAY 6, 2011
10:00AM – 2:00PM
1/4# RIBEYE SANDWICH, CHIPS AND A SODA

Located at Nitschke Mounds Park, W5934 County Road E, Burnett, Wisconsin, 53922, this is in conjuntion with the Rock River Archaeology Society Archaeological Weekend at Horicon Marsh. For further information: www.dodgeparks.com or call 920-386-3700 x 1.

Horicon Lions Brat Fry
At Super Suds Car Wash
Friday and Saturday
Come and enjoy a delicious Wisconsin Brat!
DATES FOR 2011 NOT CONFIRMED YET!

The Horicon Lions Club will be considering delivering sand again in 2011. Further details will come.

Check back in 2011 for up to date information.

Would you be willing to serve your community by being a Rock'N'River Jam Committee Member or Chairman?
For more information, please call 920 485-2110.

Check back in 2011 for 2011's map
Click on the link for the map of rummage sales taking place in Horicon's City Wide Rummage Sale.

2010 First Ever Rock River Sweep was great for the community. Why don't you think about helping in 2011? Check out the Horicon Phoenix Program:www.facebook.com/pages/Horicon-Phoenix-Group/120751853430

Located at the end of Valley St by the Horicon city garage.
For more information, please call 920 485-3511.