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4 • HOLIDAY EVENTS Saturday, Nov. 18, 10am- 11:30am Ring Tinker Ring Tinker is the little horse that rings the bell for the Salvation Army. See Tinker's Facebook page for updates. www.facebook. com/tinker.takacs Holiday Craft Fair, Washington County Fair Park, 3000 Hwy PV, West Bend Saturday, Nov. 18, 10am- 4pm Girls' Christmas Shopping Event Great gift ideas from local artists and vendors. Enjoy treats, prizes and more. Visit www.lammscape.com for more information and additional events. Lammscapes, 2708 Sherman Road, Jackson Saturday, Nov. 18 – Saturday, Dec. 31, 10am to 5pm, (last car admit- ted at 4pm) Christmas at the Zoo Holiday Drive-thru Closed Christmas Eve and Christmas Day In the warmth of your vehi- cle drive slow on the three miles of road through the zoo. See lions, tigers, bears, zebra, camel, deer and many other species at Wisconsin's Wildest Zoo. It's a winter wonderland. The animals, unique Holiday displays, Holiday decorations, and lights creates a one of a kind Holiday drive thru for all ages. Afterwards, enjoy a walk through the petting zoo and feed some animals and then sit at a camp fire to get some extra holiday cheer. Petting zoo is includ- ed with general admission. The drive-thru takes about one hour. Larger passenger vehicles are allowed. $15.00 per adult, $10.00 per child, and children age two and under are free. For details, go to www.shalomwildlife. com. Shalom Wildlife Zoo, 1901 Shalom Drive, West Bend, Wisconsin 53090 Sunday, Nov. 19, 9am- 3pm Craft and Vendor Holiday Expo Come check out local crafters and vendors as they gather for this Holiday Expo! Free. Kewaskum Middle School, 1676 Reigle Drive, Kewaskum Sunday, Nov. 19, 2pm "Celebrate Art!" Concert The Bel Canto Senior Singers (BCSS) will be joined by the Danceworks I n t e r g e n e r a t i o n a l Performance Company (DIPC) for a concert and community sing featuring works about the arts: music, dance, visual art, and theatre. Bel Canto and Danceworks are excited to mark the first collaboration between BCSS and DIPC! Free admission; donations accepted and appreciated at the door. For more information, call 262-242- 1670 or visit www.cross roadspres.org. Crossroads Presbyterian Church, 6031 W. Chapel Hill Road, Mequon, intersection of Green Bay and Highland roads Sunday, Nov. 19, Doors open at 4pm 31st Annual Turkey Dinner Cedarburg area adults 55 and older are invited to the Cedarburg Senior Center's annual holiday Turkey Dinner first hosted by for- mer Cedarburg Mayor, Fred Beyer. Music begins at 4:30pm and dinner is served at 5pm. The meal will include a full roast turkey dinner complete with the trimmings, plus after- dinner entertainment by the Cedarburg High Vocal Jazz Ensemble. Tickets are on sale at the Cedarburg Senior Center, W63N643 Washington Ave. Seating is limited and tickets must be purchased in advance. Thanks to donations from Cedarburg Piggly Wiggly and volunteers, tickets are only $8. Sorry, no carry- outs. Please bring a non- perishable food item to donate to Family Sharing. Please note our location: Dinner held in the new atrium Cedarburg High School Cafeteria, using the CPAC driveway. Drive west past the CPAC to park and enter at Door #17. Call 262- 375-7644 for tickets and more info. Cedarburg High School, W68N611 Evergreen Blvd., Cedarburg Sunday, Nov. 19, 6pm Grafton Community Tree Lighting Ceremony, sponsored by Port Washington State Bank Join us as we light out Community, take a walk through the plaza and view the decorated trees, Giant Elves, decorated by local businesses and non-profit organizations and vote for your favorite on Facebook. The Grafton Area Chamber of Commerce will recog- nize the 2022 Outstanding Citizen/Community Group. There will be hot chocolate, cookies, and music. Jolly the Elf will be collecting letters to Santa! Paramount Plaza - Downtown Grafton Monday, Nov. 20 – Wednesday, Dec. 20 Veteran Holiday Card Signing Stop in between November 20 - December 20 to sign a card that will be deliver- ed to a local veteran. Sponsored by the American

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