Ozaukee County Guide

2 • August 16, 2017 • Ozaukee County Guide FAST. RELAXING. INEXPENSIVE. The Ozaukee County Express is an easy and convenient way for Ozaukee County residents to get to downtown Milwaukee. • Up to nine trips to Downtown and back every weekday • Get Downtown in as little as 30 minutes depending on where and when you board. • Now serving Schlitz Park • Free parking at five park-ride lots along I-43 • Only $3.50 each way, but you can lower your fare by $1 or more with MCTS Premium tickets and M-Cards. For more information on our services, call 414-344-6711 or visit www.ozaukeetransit.com 253715003 • CALENDAR OF EVENTS • Wednesday, Aug. 16 Bat Monitoring Time: 7 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. Where: Mequon Nature Preserve, 8200 W. County Line Road, Mequon Bats are our friends, and we want to learn more about those at MNP. Using echolocation technology, join us as we study the population at the Preserve. For more information, call 262-242-8055 or email center@mequonnaturepres erve.org. Wednesdays, through Oct. 25 Farmers Market in the Park Time: 3 p.m. to 7 p.m. Where: Cedarburg Firemen's Park, W65 N796 Washington Ave., Cedarburg The market will feature freshly picked produce at great prices, an array of prepared foods, nurseries selling plants and herbs and vendors selling fresh vegetables as produce comes into season. Additionally there will be food trucks, sprouted grain breads, honey, tea, salsa, cheese, meats and more. For a complete list of all the vendors at this year's market, go to cedarburg.org. Alternating Wednesdays, Aug. 16 through Oct. 11 Brat Fry-Landt-Thiel American Legion Post 470 Time: 10 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Where: Landt-Thiel Americn Legion Post 470, 601 W. Dekora St., Saukville For carry-out requests, call 262-284-2787 before 11 a.m. Aug. 16 through Sept. 19 "Fluid Forms: Sculpture of Dennis Heimbach and David Valentine" Where: Cedarburg Art Museum, W63 N675 Washington Ave., Cedarburg "Fluid Forms" features the sculptural work of Dennis Heimbach, Middleton and David Valentine, Sturgeon Bay. Heimbach's gracefully attenuated, sweeping forms in stainless steel closely relate to the art of dance and music. By contrast, Valentine's steel forms show a natural oxidation, creating a rich, dark brown finish on his works. Valentine's sculptural forms show a strong sense of flowing movement and also precise geometry. This exhibition is viewable every day in daylight hours in the museum's garden setting. For information, go to www.CedarburgArtMuseu m.org or call 262-377-6123. Aug. 16 through Dec. 3 "Lace: Works of Adornment" and "In Death" exhibits Where: Wisconsin Museum of Quilts & Fiber Arts, N50 W5050 Portland Road, Cedarburg The Wisconsin Museum of Quilts & Fiber Arts is the new custodian of the Lois Markus Lace Collection, a private collection consisting of hundreds of pieces of lace. A collection born of love, Lois Markus meticulously handpicked the pieces over the span of 30 years during her many travels between the United States and Europe. The bluntly titled exhibition "In Death" features more than 20 contemporary fiber artists from across the U.S. "In Death" lays bare the realities and explores the mysteries associated with the end of life. During the run of this exhibit, the museum will be sponsoring various workshops, lectures and events associated with the exhibition. SUHVHQWHGE\

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