Critical Thinking, Moral Imagination, and the Courage to Rescue: A Dialogue
2025-09-04 19:00 - 20:15 (America/Chicago) | Jewish Museum Milwaukee, 1360 N. Prospect Ave., Milwaukee, WI, 53202, United States
Drawing from histories of individuals and communities who chose to rescue Jews during the Holocaust, Dr. Amy H. Shapiro will explore the difficult decisions made by those who risk their lives to help others. She will share insights into what drives people to act with compassion in the face of danger and discuss the broader implications for moral decision-making today. Following her remarks, Dr. Shapiro will invite the audience into a thought-provoking conversation about what it means to act out of a sense of moral imagination.
LOCATION: Jewish Museum Milwaukee
COST: Members $5 | Nonmembers $8 | Add-on Ticket $5
Nonmembers are welcome to purchase an Add-on Ticket to experience Jewish Museum Milwaukee galleries between 5:00 – 7:00 p.m. the night of the program.

Ken Dahlin Lecture & Reception
2025-09-05 18:00 - 21:00 UTC | Hillside Theater, Taliesin, Spring Green, 5481 County Road C, Spring Green, WI, 53588, United States
Architect Ken Dahlin will discuss his latest book, Frank Lloyd Wright and the Path to Beauty, at Hillside Theater. The evening begins with a book signing, charcuterie, and drinks at Hillside Drafting Studio, followed by a reception in the Hillside foyer.

All Wright: A Day Like No Other at Taliesin
2025-09-06 09:00 - 18:00 UTC | Taliesin, 5481 County Road C, Spring Green, WI, 53588, United States
Wright in Wisconsin presents ALL WRIGHT: A DAY LIKE NO OTHER on Saturday, September 6th (the weekend following Labor Day).
This exclusive experience grants unprecedented access to Taliesin (including residence, Wright’s studio, Cornelia Brierly’s living quarters), Hillside Drafting Studio and Theater (including Assembly Hall, dining room, and dorm rooms), Tan-y-Deri (Porter residence), Romeo and Juliet Windmill, Joe’s Cottage, and Midway Barns (exterior viewing only).
Taliesin will NOT be open to the public on the day of the tour during this VIP experience. Space is limited, so sign up today!

Wisconsin at Work Walking Tour
2025-09-06 10:00 - 11:30, 2025-09-06 13:00 - 14:30 UTC | History Maker Space, 1 S. Pinckney Street (U.S. Bank Plaza), Madison, 53703, United States
Discover the people, places and movements that contributed to Madison’s long legacy of labor during this unique walking tour through the capital city. Set within Wisconsin’s history of labor legislation, learn about how people have made a living over time and the leaders and community organizations that shaped the area’s labor rights movements, visit sites teeming with labor union history, walk in the footsteps of worker strikes and more as you explore Wisconsin work history from the mid 1800s to the 1970s.
COST
Adult: $20
Teen: $20
Senior: $20
Child (5-11): $20
Children under 5: Free
Society members receive a 10% discount.
Advanced registration is required.
Know Before You Go:
Although the tour is based out of the Wisconsin History Society (WHS) History Maker Space, this tour will be taking place within the community and will be visiting multiple locations.
For this tour, please note the starting and ending locations are different.
The starting location of the tour will be in front of the U.S. Bank Plaza building (1 S. Pinckney Street), the home of the History Maker Space. The ending location will be at Library Mall, 816 State Street.
Upon arrival at the starting location, please check-in with a WHS staff member to confirm your tour reservation.
The guided tour is approximately 1.3 miles in length and is on paved, but slightly hilly terrain.
Comfortable shoes for walking are strongly recommended. Tour participants are encouraged to also bring water, sunglasses, and a hat with them. The course of the tour is outdoors and shade will vary.
Walking tours will happen rain or shine. In the case of inclement weather, consider bringing an umbrella.
Parking:
For the Thursday tour date, it is strongly recommended not to park in the underground onsite garage at the U.S. Bank Plaza Building. The U.S. Bank Plaza parking garage closes after 6 p.m. on weekdays and will not reopen until Friday morning when regular business hours at the U.S. Bank Plaza building resume.
Regarding Saturday tour times, the underground onsite garage at the U.S. Bank Plaza building is not open.
As an alternative to parking onsite at the U.S. Bank building, there are public parking options available in downtown Madison. There is a public parking garage, Capitol Square North Garage (218 E. Mifflin St., Madison, WI 53703), located about two blocks and a 6-minute walk from the tour’s starting location and end location. In addition, there is street parking information on the City of Madison website.
If wanting to park near the end of the walking tour, the nearest city of Madison parking garage is the State Street Campus Garage – Frances Street. In addition, there are parking options available through UW- Madison Transportation Services.
Tour participants with questions about the tour content, or with mobility concerns are encouraged to contact Jenny Pederson at jennifer.pederson@wisconsinhistory.org or (608) 669-5160.

Coastal Heat: Ceviche & Sopa de Camarón - September 6th
2025-09-06 12:30 - 14:30 UTC | The Deliciouser, 931 E. Main St. Suite 7, Madison, WI, 53703, United States
Dive into bold, coastal flavors in this summery workshop featuring two vibrant Mexican dishes. We’ll start with a bright ceviche featuring serrano chiles, crisp radish, and our Zócalo spice, served atop crunchy tostadas. Then we’ll build a rich, smoky sopa de camarón—plump shrimp in a spicy tomato broth with morita chiles and creamy avocado. A workshop that captures the balance of heat, acid, and comfort in every bite.

Music is Architecture Thawed: Ben and Leo Sidran
2025-09-06 18:30 - 20:00 UTC | Hillside Theater, 6604 State Highway 23 Trunk, Spring Green, WI, 53588, United States
Form, structure, improvisation and chaos in jazz. Ben and Leo Sidran in concert and conversation. If, as Goethe wrote, architecture can be seen as frozen music, perhaps music can be seen as architecture thawed.
Join father and son Ben and Leo Sidran, at the iconic Hillside Theater at Taliesin, as they discuss what this might mean, and put it into practice on stage.

Classic Movie: North by Northwest
2025-09-08 19:00 - 21:30 UTC | Hillside Theater, Taliesin, Spring Green, 5481 County Road C, Spring Green, WI, 53588, United States
Experience a classic movie in a historic space!
First shown at Taliesin in 1960, North by Northwest tells the tale of an innocent man mistaken for a spy in one of director Alfred Hitchcock’s greatest thrillers. While leaving New York’s Plaza Hotel, advertising executive Roger Thornhill (Grant) has the misfortune of standing just as the name “”George Kaplan”” is paged–starting a lethal case of mistaken identity and a nonstop game of cat and mouse as he is pursued across North America by espionage agents trying to kill him–and by police who suspect him of murder.
This film is presented in partnership with the River Valley Film Club and American Players Theatre.

Cancer Support Services at Gilda’s Club Madison [In Person]
2025-09-10 18:30 - 19:30 UTC | Gilda’s Club Madison, 7907 UW Health Court, Middleton, 53562, United States
Have you or someone you loved been given a cancer diagnosis? Are you looking for a space to connect with others who understand?
Join us for an in person group new member meeting. We’ll take some time to talk about the resources available at Gilda’s Club Madison, then take a short tour of the clubhouse.
Meet at the Clubhouse located at 7907 UW Ct, Middleton, WI.

Menopause: Empowering Women Through Every Stage
2025-09-11 18:00 - 20:30 UTC | Promega (BTC Building), 5445 E Cheryl Pkwy, Madison, WI, 53711, United States
Menopause isn’t the end—it’s a new beginning. Join us to learn, laugh & feel empowered.
Hormonal changes during perimenopause and menopause can affect just about everything—sleep, energy, mood, metabolism, libido, and even our relationship with our body. But what if this phase of life wasn’t something to dread… and instead, something to own?
Join us for a candid and empowering evening designed to help you feel informed, supported, and connected during midlife and beyond. From pelvic floor awareness to hormone therapy myths, this is your chance to ask real questions and receive compassionate, evidence-informed answers.
Whether you’re just starting to notice changes or you’re knee-deep in hot flashes, this event is for you. Bring your questions, bring a friend, and enjoy a specialty mocktail + charcuterie while we normalize the conversation and reclaim this season of life.
You’ll leave with a deeper understanding of your changing body—and a toolkit to feel strong, centered, and empowered in this new chapter walking away with real facts (not fear), clarity on hormone therapy, evidence-backed supplements and lifestyle tips.
💐Who’s it for:
• Women experiencing symptoms of perimenopause or menopause
• Those curious about what to expect in this life stage and how to support themselves
• Anyone seeking holistic and evidence-based tools to manage stress, sleep, hormones, and body changes
• Women looking to connect with others and feel seen, heard, and uplifted in community
💐What to expect:
• A supportive, empowering space to learn, share, and feel seen in your menopause journey—no shame, no judgment, just real talk and real tools.
• Gain clear, evidence-based insights into the hormonal changes of perimenopause and menopause, pelvic floor health, hormone therapy, lifestyle strategies, and more.
• Experience simple tools like breathwork, gentle movement, and self-awareness practices to help regulate stress, build strength, and reconnect with your body.
• Leave with a deeper understanding of your body and actionable steps to feel strong, centered, and empowered during midlife and beyond—plus take-home resources to continue your journey.
Join us for specialty cocktails, mocktails, charcuterie, gift bags, and a night of connection to remember
Meet Your Presenters
✨ Miranda Zuhlke – Miranda is a board-certified physician assistant, nationally certified menopause practitioner, and AASECT-certified sexual health counselor. She holds a bachelor’s degree in Kinesiology, dual master’s degrees in Physician Assistant Studies and Medical Science, and is currently completing her Doctorate of Medical Science. With over a decade of experience in women’s health, Miranda empowers women in midlife to reclaim their pleasure, optimize hormone health, and fall deeply in love with their lives again. Her unique blend of clinical expertise and passion for whole-person care positions her as a leading voice in midlife wellness and sexual health.
✨ Kari Mysker – Kari is the founder of Ether Wellness and a women’s health & fitness coach with a deep passion for helping women feel strong, supported, and in tune with their bodies. With education in personal training, yoga, mat Pilates, and nutrition, she specializes in core connection, hormone-friendly movement, and nervous system regulation.
✨Facilitated by: Sarah Palletter
When: Thursday, September 11th 6-8:30pm (doors open at 5:30pm)
Where: Promega (BTC Building) | 5445 E Cheryl Pkwy, Madison, WI 53711
Cost: Early Bird Aug 1st – Aug 19th $65 (use promo code: EMPOWER10) | After Aug 19th $75
Registration: https://etherwellnessmadison.buzops.com/MenopauseEmpoweringWomen/131620
More Info: https://etherwellnessmadison.com/menopause-empowering-women-through-every-stage/

Grow and Gather: Fall Foraging
2025-09-13 09:30 - 12:30 UTC | Frank Lloyd Wright Visitor Center, 5607 County Rd, Spring Green8, WI, 53588, United States
Come explore Phoebe Point Trail at Taliesin and learn how to forage with Taliesin Preservation’s Kitchen Gardener, Abbie Lehman.
This class will begin by discussing foraging basics at the base of the trail. Then, we will embark on a moderate 1.1 mile loop through Phoebe Point to put our new knowledge to the test, identifying common summer wild edibles along the way.
We will discuss Wright’s connection to the Driftless, and how it inspired a culture at Taliesin of working with and learning within the natural environment.
By the end of this course, you will learn why you should forage, where you can forage, how to forage safely and responsibly, as well as key identification techniques and common plant families.
This event is open to all skill and knowledge levels! We welcome participants of ALL abilities, including those who may not be able to undertake the 1.1 mile hike. Discussion during the first hour will cover all core topics, as well as many of the wild edibles we expect to see along the path.

Monroe Street Festival
2025-09-13 10:00 - 17:00 UTC | Monroe Street, 1500-3500 Blocks, Madison, 53711, United States
The 47th Monroe Street Festival will take place on Saturday, September 13 from 10:00 to 5:00 in the 1600 – 2600 blocks of Monroe Street. The Monroe Street Festival is a cherished annual tradition celebrating Monroe Street’s many locally owned businesses and our surrounding residential neighborhoods. The day-long event features a range of activities including street sales, food and drink specials, free outdoor performances, kids music and games, a bargain book sale at the Monroe Street Library, and so much more. Activities are held rain or shine, and take place in the businesses, on the street or sidewalks, at Monroe Commons by Trader Joe’s, and in the parking lot of Chocolate Shoppe Ice Cream. For more information, see https://www.monroestreetmadison.com/monroestreetfestival

Fashion Through the Eras
2025-09-13 18:00 - 20:00 UTC | Wisconsin Historical Society Headquarters Building, 816 State Street Madison, WI, Madison, WI, 53706, United States
Step into the world of timeless fashion at this exclusive event, where you’ll uncover the hidden gems of the Wisconsin Historical Society’s renowned clothing collection! Explore a curated selection of historic and one-of-a-kind pieces as expert presenters guide you through the fascinating stories and craftsmanship behind these archival textiles.
But the experience doesn’t end there! Discover how these vintage treasures have inspired the next generation of designers at the UW-Madison’s Textiles and Fashion Design program. Learn how fashion students brought history to life, creating contemporary pieces inspired by past trends—a collection of which will be on display, showcasing the perfect blend of old and new.
After the presentation, enjoy a stylish cocktail hour in the lobby of the Society’s historic headquarters, where additional unique fashion items and textile treasures will be showcased in exhibition cases. Sip on a complimentary beverage as you mingle with fellow fashion enthusiasts, strike a pose at our themed photo booth, and immerse yourself in a captivating slideshow featuring original sketches and rare 2D fashion materials from our archives.
Your ticket grants you access to the presentation and Q&A session, all displays, one complimentary drink and delicious appetizers. Additional beverages will be available for purchase. Don’t miss this extraordinary opportunity to experience fashion’s timeless artistry, rich heritage, and exciting future—reserve your spot today!
This event is presented in collaboration with faculty and students from the Textiles and Fashion Design degree program, offered by the UW-Madison School of Human Ecology’s (SOHE) Design Studies Department.
This event is sponsored by Findorff
Program Schedule:
6 p.m. – 6:45 p.m. | Fashion Presentation (Auditorium)
6:45 p.m. – 7 p.m. | Fashion Presentation Q&A (Auditorium)
7 p.m. – 8 p.m. | After-Presentation Cocktail Hour (Lobby)
Cost
$50 per person (Guests must be 13 & older)
Advanced registration required.
Society Members receive a 10% discount, please verify your membership where prompted to receive discount at checkout.
About the Location
Wisconsin Historical Society
816 State Street
Madison, WI 53706
Know Before You Go
Regarding Parking:
Public parking is not available onsite at the Wisconsin Historical Society.
Public parking is available through the UW-Madison Transportation Services and the City of Madison. The nearest garage to the WHS Headquarters building is the Helen C. White Garage (600 N Park St, Madison, WI 53706) and is approximately a 5-minute walk from Headquarters. The closest City of Madison parking garage is the State Street Campus Garage (430 N. Frances St., Madison, WI 53703) and approximately a 7-minute walk away.
Regarding the Location and Event Arrival:
The WHS Headquarters building is located downtown on the UW-Madison campus.
The event activities will be taking place on the 1st floor in the auditorium and the central lobby.
Upon arrival at the event, attendees are to check-in with WHS personnel to confirm their registration.
Additional Event Information:
Doors to the auditorium will open at 5:45 pm to allow attendees to select their seats for the fashion presentation.
Guests must be 21 years old with a valid ID to consume alcohol.
Following the Fashion Presentation and Q & A, there will be a cocktail hour with beverages and appetizers available. As part of the ticket purchase, attendees receive one complementary beverage. Additional beverages are available for purchase. Appetizers are included in the ticket price.
About the Location
Located on the University of Wisconsin-Madison campus at the corner of Langdon Street and Park Street, across from Memorial Union.

Dinner Detective Madison
2025-09-13 18:00 - 21:00 UTC | DoubleTree by Hilton Madison East, 4402 E. Washington Ave, Madison, WI, 53704, United States
As North America’s largest interactive comedy true-crime murder mystery dinner theatre show, solve a hilarious mystery while you feast on a fantastic dinner. Just beware! The culprit is hiding in plain sight somewhere in the room, and you may find yourself as a Prime Suspect before you know it! Each ticket includes our signature award-winning show, along with a full plated dinner, waitstaff gratuity, and plenty of surprises during the show!

Celebration on the Shore 2025
2025-09-13 18:00 - 22:00 UTC | San Damiano, 4123 Monona Drive, Monona, WI, 53716, United States
An unforgettable evening on the beautiful shore of Lake Monona, featuring dinner, silent auction, live music, and a special program under a big top tent.
This semi-formal event celebrates the future of San Damiano Monona and supports the transformative vision of the San Damiano Master Plan. Participation and sponsorship will help care for this unique 10-acre site, fund community programs, and lay the groundwork for an upcoming capital campaign.
Saturday September 13th, 2025
San Damiano Monona (4123 Monona Dr., Monona WI 53716)
Cocktails and appetizers available at 6:00 PM
Dinner Toast at 7:30 PM

Cancer Support Services through Gilda’s Club Madison [Virtual]
2025-09-17 15:00 - 15:30 UTC | Gilda’s Club Madison, 7907 UW Health Court, Middleton, 53562, United States
Have you or someone you loved been given a cancer diagnosis? Are you looking for a space to connect with others who understand?
Join Gilda’s Club for a group New Member Meeting delivered on Zoom.
This meeting will discuss the resources we have to offer and get you started as a Gilda’s Club member.
*If you do not wish to meet in a group setting, please email program@gildasclubmadison.org to schedule an individual New Member Meeting.
Questions? Please email program@gildasclubmadison.org or call 608-828-8880.

Energetics for Magick in Everyday Life with Ruth Barrett & Falcon River
2025-09-18 09:00 - 16:30 UTC | Camp Helen Brachman, 9341 Ashbury Drive, Almond, 54909, United States
Through interactive and participatory exercises, participants will learn hands-on, tangible energetic skills for surviving and thriving in patriarchy, providing and receiving energetic support, practicing the art of centering, and much more. Our intention is to provide women with tools to access their bodily memories of drawing power from the elemental forces that surround us and to become more receptive to the multi-sensory world of Nature.

Certified Wisconsin Mushroom Identifier Class with Melissa Klotka & Emilymae King
2025-09-18 09:00 - 16:30 UTC | Camp Helen Brachman, 9341 Ashbury Drive, Almond, 54909, United States
The Wisconsin Mycological Society has put together a fabulous class for beginning or intermediate mushroom lovers. Learn about all of the most popular edible species in Wisconsin and their look-alikes. Discover key identifying characteristics, and if you feel extra adventurous, test your knowledge at the end! If you receive a passing score on the test, you will become a Certified Wisconsin Mushroom Identifier, and you will be able to legally sell mushrooms to restaurants and grocery stores in the state of Wisconsin.

Mushrooms in the Kitchen & Apothecary with Linda Conroy
2025-09-18 18:30 - 21:30 UTC | Camp Helen Brachman, 9341 Ashbury Drive, Almond, 54909, United States
Learn about the healing value of mushrooms and how to prepare them for optimal nourishment and healing. This presentation will be multifaceted, offering information about mushroom nourishment and medicine. An overview of the health benefits and medicinal qualities of mushrooms will be shared and the instructor will offer ideas for preparing mushrooms and recipes for inspiration. In the hands-on component, we will make a variety of mushroom condiments, delicacies, and medicine that everyone will take home.

Sauna & Bath Rituals with Gloria Nash
2025-09-18 18:30 - 21:30, 2025-09-19 09:00 - 12:00 UTC | Camp Helen Brachman, 9341 Ashbury Drive, Almond, 54909, United States
The ritual process of integrating botanicals in the sauna offers a highly sensory-based experience. This activation of the senses creates an expansion of somatic awareness, which deepens our ability to attune to various aspects of life. We will learn why and how to make a venik (botanical broom), the properties each plant assists with, and how to attune to the field around us—fire, steam, nature, and the individual/collective as we move through the bath ritual. This workshop will take place inside and outside of the sauna. Please come prepared with water, a towel, sauna-suitable clothing (easily taken on and off for flow), and slip-on shoes.

Yoga & Meditation Retreat with Marguerite Ramlow
2025-09-18 18:30 - 21:30 UTC | Camp Helen Brachman, 9341 Ashbury Drive, Almond, 54909, United States
Yoga and Meditation will be the focus of this three-hour Pre-Conference Workshop, including the Vinyasa Flow style of yoga as well as Gentle/Restorative Yoga. There will also be guided meditation and the study of Yogic Philosophy and Yogic Breathing.

Mycelium Mysteries: Women's Mushroom Conference
2025-09-19 - 2025-09-21 | Camp Helen Brachman, 9341 Ashbury Drive, Almond, 54909, United States
Mycelium Mysteries is a Conference focused on nature and ecology. We offer over 50 workshops and forays (walks), throughout the weekend to educate and connect women to the unique role that mushrooms play in the environment. Featuring Keynote Speakers: Barbora Batokova, Sarah Foltz Jordan, Mariah Rogers. Also includes morning and evening activities, farm to table meals, lodging, sauna and massage, and a nourishing community of women!

Tree Lore with Falcon River
2025-09-19 09:00 - 12:00 UTC | Camp Helen Brachman, 9341 Ashbury Drive, Almond, 54909, United States
This class is an exploration of the science, lore, and magical properties of four sacred trees of Northern Europe and North America: Birch, Beech, Ash, and Rowan. Ever wonder why the front door of most pre-modern homes were made of oak, but the bedroom doors are made of birch? Ever wonder which tree gave us the word for “book”? What tree makes the best baseball bats and why? Which tree is especially sacred to “Saint” Brigid, goddess of inspiration and the forge. Learn about these common, yet ancient customs, and why we still adhere to them in this fun and informative class. This class explores different trees than in previous classes at this conference.

Sketching For Field Identification with Tess Kenney
2025-09-19 09:00 - 12:00 UTC | Camp Helen Brachman, 9341 Ashbury Drive, Almond, 54909, United States
Join us for an Intensive workshop on building your own field journal for Fungi Identification. This is a wonderful initiation into the complicated world of mushrooms. Learn several common fungal species and how to document them in your sketchbook. Information about Fungi will be presented through a slide-lecture introduction to several mushrooms and their look-alikes, followed by a drawing session and in-student journals. All materials including Journals, writing instruments and more will be provided for this fun and informative workshop.

A Fun and Fungal Walk in the Woods with Your Friend Rose Tursi
2025-09-19 09:00 - 12:00 UTC | Camp Helen Brachman, 9341 Ashbury Drive, Almond, 54909, United States
On this casual little adventure, we will identify the mushrooms we find and discuss their role in the environment and ecosystem. Participants will learn what value their mushroom findings might have for humans as food, medicine, crafts, and more. Whether you’re interested in learning to identify and forage for mushrooms, the scientific exploration of mycology, the history and cultural uses of mushrooms, or just want to engage in some forest bathing to improve your mental and physical health, there is something in this walk for you.

Introduction to Mushroom Cultivation with Ingrid Daudert
2025-09-19 09:00 - 12:00 UTC | Camp Helen Brachman, 9341 Ashbury Drive, Almond, 54909, United States
Join us to up your mushroom cultivation knowledge and learn a variety of ways to grow your own bounty of edible and medicinal fungi. Ingrid will be demonstrating a variety of growing techniques: Shiitake log inoculation, totem technique, as well as low-tech pasteurizing of straw as substrates for growing mushrooms. Many of the techniques can often be used interchangeably with various mushroom species.

Medicinal Mushrooms in Clinical Practice with Cornelia Cho
2025-09-19 09:00 - 12:00 UTC | Camp Helen Brachman, 9341 Ashbury Drive, Almond, 54909, United States
Medicinal Mushrooms are our healing allies, producing complex molecules often compatible with human physiology. Lion’s Mane Hericium mushroom produces nerve growth compounds able to cross the blood-brain barrier and stimulate nerve cell growth. Another mushroom is now curing chemical addictions, helping treatment-resistant depression and more. We will discuss clinical research, case studies, precautions and DIY cutting-edge mushroom methodologies.

Intermediate Plein Air Painting Workshop at Taliesin
2025-09-19 12:30 - 2025-09-21 15:00 UTC | Frank Lloyd Wright Visitor Center, 5607 County Rd, Spring Green8, WI, 53588, United States
Experience open access to Frank Lloyd Wright’s breathtaking 800-acre estate while enhancing your plein air painting skills in this weekend workshop with Jan Norsetter.
Designed for intermediate to experienced artists, you’ll refine techniques in value, composition, and capturing the essence of nature. Focus on simplifying landscapes, prioritizing key elements, and executing clear painting plans.

Rhumba 4 Rainbow Benefit Gala
2025-09-19 19:00 - 23:30 UTC | Monona Terrace and Convention Center, 1 John Nolen Drive, Madison, WI, 53703, United States
The Rainbow Project is grateful to be celebrating 45 years of serving the community and 21 years of the Rhumba 4 Rainbow benefit gala in 2025! Rhumba 4 Rainbow is a family- and community-oriented event that brings joy, hope, and unity to attendees, supporters, donors, and beneficiaries alike. The night features a wide array of unique activities, including a professional Latin floorshow with world-renowned Salsa dancers; local Dancing with the Stars competition; open Salsa contest with cash prizes; a large silent auction; Extra Mile Awards; live music; fashion contests, and more!
