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Weekends, Friday, Dec. 3–Sunday, Dec. 12 Assisted Living - The Home for the Holidays It's the Holidays at Pelican Roost, the party school of retirement communities. From nutcracker tutu's, peppermint mocha ensure, golf cart parades, and pharmaceutical-based activities, it's all part of the Pelican Roost Annual Holiday Extravaganza. The 18 characters you first met in Assisted Living: The Musical are back and once again, portrayed by two actors in this vaudeville- esque musical revue. For ticket pricing and avail- ability (dinner and show or show only), go to www.memoriesballroom.com or call 262-284-6850. Memories Ballroom, 1077 Lake Drive, Port Washington Saturday, Dec. 4 The Polar Express Children of all ages can climb aboard the Polar Express, which travels to Cedarburg, Grafton and Port Washington. The North Pole is the Port Wash- ington Fire Department this year, and includes car- oling, cookie decorating, trolley rides, train display, letters to Santa, making of "reindeer food", photos with Santa and Mrs. Claus and a gift from Santa. Bring the family to see Santa and the wonders of his workshop! Ride decorated school buses from Cedarburg and Grafton, or ride the Trolley in Port Washington to this family event. Tickets must be purchased in advance. $7 per person, children 2 and younger free. Children in grades 5 and under MUST be accompanied by an adult. Tickets can be pur- chased at Cedarburg, Grafton and Port Washington Parks and Recreation Departments or at one of the Port Washington State Bank branches located in Cedarburg, Grafton and Port Washington. For reg- istration information, call Cedarburg (262) 375-7611; Grafton (262) 375-5310; or Port Washington (262) 284- 5881. Port Washington Fire Department, 104 W. Washington St., Port Washington Saturday, Dec. 4, 8am-3pm & Sunday, Dec. 5, 8am-1pm Christmas at the Legion Christmas holiday bakery, crafts, and a soup/sand- wich lunch. Stop in for a nice lunch and purchase those special gifts for those special people in your life. Sponsored by American Legion Auxiliary Landt-Thiel Unit 470. American Legion Hall, 601 W. Dekora St. (Hwy 33), Saukville Saturday, Dec. 4, 9am or 11am Breakfast with Santa Experience the most memorable "Breakfast with Santa" in Ozaukee County. During each seating, children will enjoy visiting with Santa; entertain- ment by Santa's elf; children's activities; shopping at the Secret Santa workshop, where Santa's helpers will help them find, purchase and wrap gifts for family and friends. Families will enjoy sit- ting down to a pancake breakfast with candid photo opportunities with Santa. Tickets are on sale now. Reservations are required and can be made online at www.cedarburgjuniors.org. The event is present- ed by Cedarburg Junior Woman's Club (CJWC) and sponsored by Port Washington State Bank; Olsen's Piggly Wiggly; Today's Dentistry; PJ Piper's; Pioneer Pet; Kristin Schlingman, Keller Williams Realty; and, The Stilt House. Proceeds benefit the CJWC Community Assistance Grants program. Ozaukee Pavilion, W67 N866 Washington Ave., Cedarburg Saturday Dec. 4, 9am-11am St. John's Lutheran Church 17th Annual Cookie Walk Come early to pick out delicious and beautiful homemade cookies and candies from a large assort- ment. The cost is only $10.00 a pound. St. John's Lutheran Church, 217 N. Freeman Drive, Port Washington Saturday, Dec. 4, 7pm "A Christmas Story" Tour Contemporary Christian music concert with Point of Grace featuring guest Aaron Shust. Tickets are $18. 40 tickets available online at www.pointofgrace.net/tour. For more information, call 262-242-1670 or visit www.crossroadspres.org. Crossroads Presbyterian Church, 6031 W. Chapel Hill Road, Mequon, intersection of Green Bay and Highland roads Saturdays, Dec. 4, 11 and 18 Virtual Visits with Santa Sponsored by Cornerstone Community Bank Register online to Zoom with Santa and Mrs. Claus. Visit www.grafton-wi.org for more details. Sunday, Dec. 5, 3pm Handel's "Messiah" Concert The Milwaukee Area Messiah Community Chorus and Orchestra (www.mamcco.org) presents "Messi- ah." Enjoy the wonderful story of Christ's life set to the beautiful music of Handel. Doors open at 2:30pm. Freewill offering taken for the Milwaukee Rescue Mission. For more information, call 262-242- 1670 or visit www.crossroadspres.org. Crossroads Presbyterian Church, 6031 W. Chapel Hill Road, Mequon, intersection of Green Bay and Highland roads Sunday, Dec. 5, 6pm Saukville Christmas Tree Lighting Gather with friends and neighbors at Veterans Park for our ceremonial tree lighting. Santa will make an appearance. Sponsored by First Emmanuel - River of Life Church. Call 262-284-9423 for info. www.village.saukville.wi.us. Tuesday, Dec. 7, 9:30am-12pm Zentangle for the Holidays with Judy Carlton Take a break and enjoy a Holiday themed art class at the CCC. Can't draw? Well, Zentangles is just relaxing and doodling! Easy to draw, repeating pat- terns so pretty you'll be able to frame them! Pens, paper, and patterns will be provided. Whether you prefer the sophistication of black and white or the bold use of color, you will be pleasantly surprised with your creativity. You'll find you can't wait to try more at home. Participants should bring a fine-tip Sharpie or a Micron pen, any size. The remaining supplies will be provided. Visit https://www.cedar burgculturalcenter.org/adult-teen-classes for more information. $36 for CCC Members or $42 for Non- members. Cedarburg Cultural Center, W62 N546 Washington Ave., Cedarburg Friday, Dec. 10, 3pm-7pm & Saturday, Dec. 11, 11am-4pm The Cedarburg Cultural Center and Architectural Treasures Tour present: An English Manor Christmas Tour Join us on this holiday tour of an English Manor located in the Cedarburg Countryside. Listen to guides and characters from Victorian times explain the many Christmas traditions and celebrations which have their roots dating back more than 150 years. Small groups will be guided through the beautifully decorated home capped off with some hot cider and cookie while listening to choral ren- ditions of holiday songs from Flannel Folk dating back to Victorian times. Tickets are $20 per person. Masks will be required in the home with precau- tions taken to ensure the safety of all visitors. Pur- chase tickets and register for a time slot for this holiday experience on the Cedarburg Cultural Cen- ter's website at www.cedarburgculturalcenter.org. Sally Ward, Shorewest Realtor is the presenting sponsor for the house tour. Cedarburg Cultural Center, W62 N546 Washington Ave., Cedarburg Friday, Dec. 10, 5pm-7pm Festive Friday at the Kuhefuss House Museum Come enjoy the magic of Cedarburg during the Holidays at the historic Kuhefuss House Museum! Bundle up and stay warm by the campfire while enjoying holiday hits and seasonally inspired refreshments. Cash bar. Kuhefuss House Museum, W63 N627 Washington Ave., Cedarburg Friday, Dec. 10, 5pm-8pm Festive Friday Eves – The Spirit of Christmas Cedar Creek Settlement. A night for grown-ups to leisurely shop in a festive atmosphere. Live music with The Songs & Music of Bobby Way. Grafton High School Choral Group at 5pm. Complimentary munchies. Cedar Creek Winery wine tasting. Food & product sampling. Free. Mel's Charities Cookout (Fee). www.cedarcreeksettlement.com Cedar Creek Settlement, corner of Bridge Road and Washington Avenue, Cedarburg continued on next page NOVEMBER 2021 • OZAUKEE COUNTY HOLIDAY EVENTS GUIDE • 3

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