The Market features 20-25 vendors. All the vendors are local and include organic farms that sell fruits, vegetables, herbs and flowers, meat, eggs, fish and a variety of prepared foods. You'll also find handmade crafts from local artists. Meet the farmers, take in the fun community atmosphere. Events include music, face painting, balloons, and a magician. Follow on Facebook to find the latest happenings.
Kids ages 5-17 are invited to come try out their circus skills at a FREE introductory class! Kids classes are designed to be fun and give kids a chance to try a bunch of different circus arts in one class, with a mix of balance equipment (stilts, tight wire), and manipulation (juggling, hula hoops, circus acrobatics, clowning skills, Aerial Silks & Trapeze. You must call to reserve a spot!
Kids 7-12 can practice like the Pro’s to get ready for the season during this week long clinic held over February vacation! Our professional instructors will work with you on building proper mechanics in the areas of hitting, fielding, throwing and more to make sure you’re game-ready for opening day!
When:
February Vacation, Monday-Friday February 20-24th, 8:30-12:30 PM
Extra Innings Indoor Training Center will welcome two of the best softball players in the world, US Olympian Jessica Mendoza and Ashley Charters from Team USA. The clinic features Mendoza and Charters working hands-on with young softball players over two three-hour clinics.
When:
Sunday January 22, 2012 Session 1: 8:30-12:00 PM Ages 6-12
When:
Sunday January 22, 2012 Session 2: 1:00-4:30 PM Ages 13+
Parade steps-off from Memorial Hall and marches to Middleton Flint Library and Veterans’ Monuments for a brief prayer by the Rev. Larry Schell of the Middleton Congregational Church, the laying of wreaths, a salute and “Taps.”
The parade resumes and marches down Maple Street to the Oakdale Cemetery where a service will be held at the Veterans’ Monument. Guest Speaker is Brian Cresta, Middleton Selectmen and former state representative.
The Rev. Michael Hobson, of St. Agnes Church, will offer the opening prayer. Howe Manning student John Lindberg will do the reading of General Logan’s Orders and Candra Pepper will recite the poem “Decoration Day.” The Ancient Order of the Hibernians, Pipes and Drum Band will play selections.
The Rev. Larry Schell will offer the closing prayer. American Legion Post 227 will render honors and “Taps” will be played.
The parade will resume and march back to Memorial Hall where water and ice cream will be available to marchers. A collation will be held at American Legion Post 227. All veterans are invited to attend.
Meritor Academy is an independent, coeducational day school, dedicated to providing a high-quality education that fosters excellence in academic learning, establishes strong character and develops attitudes and skills essential for life success. The school's dynamic pre-kindergarten through sixth grade curriculum combines academics with arts, physical education and a strong sense of community service. Meritor Academy offers an exceptional education for accelerated and creative students.
Meritor Academy is an independent, coeducational day school, dedicated to providing a high-quality education that fosters excellence in academic learning, establishes strong character and develops attitudes and skills essential for life success. The school's dynamic pre-kindergarten through sixth grade curriculum combines academics with arts, physical education and a strong sense of community service. Meritor Academy offers an exceptional education for accelerated and creative students.
