These 45 minute concerts occur on Tuesday evenings at 6:30 during the late summer. Each one is located at a different Green Bay area church and features its resident organist.  The concerts provide opportunities to learn about the history of these churches and of the organs you find inside them.

Each concert is different, providing opportunities to hear different kinds of organ music, some of which you will certainly not hear during Sunday morning worship!

Come and join us!

The Foresters Gospel is a family band playing more than 200 shows a year. They play a large variety of instruments including piano, bass guitar, acoustic guitar, mandolin com a harmonica and drums.

One show at 7:30 PM; doors open at 6:45 PM.

Early bird entry from 6:30 to 6:45 PM.

Come and join us!

With a presence in all 50 states and 114 countries, Acts 1:8 Ministry offers a free program called Planned Acts of Christian Kindness (P.A.C.K.) that allows Christians to share God’s faith and love.   The next Planned Act of Christian Kindness is an upcoming P.A.C.K. Event: Backpack Giveaway & Neighbor Fest

This FREE Event will be held: August 20, 2022, from 11:00 am – 2:00 pm at Pilgrim Lutheran Church 1731 St. Agnes Dr.  Green Bay, WI. 54304. We invite you all to join us at our Neighbor Fest for food, fun, and festivities.

The backpacks will be distributed at our Neighbor Fest on Saturday, August 20, 2022, from 11:00 am – 2:00 pm or until they are gone.

Questions?  please contact our Ministry Coordinator – Lee Larsen at 920-264-4159 or email him at leelarsen@acts18.org

The Automobile Gallery is very proud to host The 3rd Annual Drive to End Alzheimer’s Car Cruise and Luncheon with all proceeds benefitting the Alzheimer’s Association locally.

Visit https://theautomobilegallery.org/events/ for tickets and complete details.

For only $25 per person, you can participate in The Drive to End Alzheimer’s car cruise, join the fun at The Automobile Gallery with some booyah, dessert and non-alcoholic beverages and tour The Automobile Gallery.

See over 75 classic cars everything from a 1912 Maxwell to a 2020 Ford GT! In addition, you support the Alzheimer’s Association and the crucial programs and services it provides right here in our communities. Giving back to a great cause, brightening the day of those in local care facilities, booyah and 100 years of historic cars!
The Car Cruise will have East Side and a West Side Routes that will be cruising by Memory Care and Assisted Living Facilities throughout the Green Bay Area. With COVID19, Assisted Living and Memory Care residents haven’t been able to get out to enjoy their typical outings, so we have decided to take the fun to them! We will be driving slowly past several facilities to let the residents have a wonderful morning of seeing everyone driving past their windows.

Both cruise routes will end at The Automobile Gallery with admission to the gallery and a wonderful booyah lunch.

Meet at the designated beginning locations at 10:00am for instructions and line up. The car cruise will leave the designated locations at 10:30am making their way to The Automobile Gallery, where the great people at The Herman’s Club will have made what they are very well known for, their booyah! If you can’t make it to the cruise, you can still participate, just meet us at the Gallery starting at 11:30am when lunch and tours of the gallery will be available.

Register by 5pm on August 12, 2022 by purchasing tickets at https://theautomobilegallery.org/events/.

Don’t have a classic car? Don’t worry, all are welcome!

Thank you to our Gold Sponsor, Schneider Foundation!

These 45 minute concerts occur on Tuesday evenings at 6:30 during the late summer. Each one is located at a different Green Bay area church and features its resident organist. The concerts provide opportunities to learn about the history of these churches and of the organs you find inside them.

Each concert is different, providing opportunities to hear different kinds of organ music, some of which you will certainly not hear during Sunday morning worship!

Come and join us!

Rounding up bluegrass and old country songs brought back to life, they pick lots of fiddle tunes not often heard.   Come and enjoy John Abbot and the Posse at the Cup of Joy!

 One show at 7:30 PM; Doors open at 6:45 PM.

 *Early bird entry from 6:30 to 6:45 PM.

This duo – Ryanhood –  currently resides in their hometown of Tucson, Arizona. They have won more than a dozen Tucson Music Awards including Best Folk Band and Best Rock Band!

From Acoustic Guitar Magazine, “This duo’s rock roots are evident in their high energy performances but their music taps into contemporary folk and pop too, showcasing tight vocal harmonies as much as instrumental interplay.”

Special guest: Abigail Nygren.  She offers heartfelt acoustic music saturated by reflective lyrics that speak life and hope.

One show at 7:30 PM; Doors open at 6:45 PM. Early bird entry from  6:30 PM to 6:45 PM.

Come and join us for a great night of music!

Wrapping up the Family’s Summer Concert Series in Green Bay on August 28, 2022 at Bay Beach Amusement Park with Jason Gray! 

Concerts are from  6-7 pm and are FREE!   Join us from 4-6 pm to enjoy the Spin & Win Wheel and other family-friendly games.

Bring a lawn chair or blanket to enjoy the outdoor concert. *Please note: if it’s raining, there will be alternate locations for the concert. Rain locations are currently being worked on and will be posted below under “Rain Locations” when the venues are firmed up.

Bring your own picnic basket and coolers with food and drink. Or stop by some of the local food truck vendors that have been invited to join us at the park.

*Jason Gray in concert at Bay Beach Amusement Park!

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Become a Volunteer Ombudsman for Long Term Care Residents

The Board on Aging and Long Term Care is recruiting volunteers in North Eastern Wisconsin.   Volunteer Ombudsmen, come from all walks of life, are carefully screened, trained, and receive ongoing support and supervision from the area Volunteer Coordinator.

Volunteer Ombudsmen make a difference in the lives of nursing home residents by:

• Advocating for residents
• Being a Voice for residents
• Educating residents, families and staff about Residents Rights
• Empowering the residents to speak for themselves
• Listening to the residents
• Acting as the “eyes and ears” of the Regional Ombudsman

Volunteer Ombudsmen are a valuable resource for residents and their efforts are respected.

Volunteer Ombudsmen give their time and energy to help give residents a sense of security.  Residents look forward to the Volunteer Ombudsman’s weekly visits. Those weekly visits bring smiles to the faces of residents, and to the faces of the Volunteer Ombudsmen!  For more information please call:

Kim Verstegen at 920-366-4201

E-mail kim.verstegen@wisconsin.gov

 Or call the Board on Aging today: 1-800-815-0015.

These 45 minute concerts occur on Tuesday evenings at 6:30 during the late summer. Each one is located at a different Green Bay area church and features its resident organist. The concerts provide opportunities to learn about the history of these churches and of the organs you find inside them.

Each concert is different, providing opportunities to hear different kinds of organ music, some of which you will certainly not hear during Sunday morning worship!

Come and join us!