Events in Two Rivers today

A peer-led recovery meeting designed for women navigating addiction and recovery. The group provides a welcoming, judgment-free space to share experiences, build accountability, and practice coping strategies that address challenges unique to women.

Volunteer docents lead guided visits through the Vilas-Rahr Mansion. Participants hear about former residents, examine distinctive architectural details, and follow the mansion’s progression from a private residence to a civic center and finally a fine arts museum. The tour is free and open to all.

Reflect together on daily meditation passages with support from peers as participants share personal experience. The gathering focuses on building connection.

Music Is The Cure Family Reunion brings an all-ages summer gathering to PetSkull Brewing in Manitowoc. The day features live music from Riley Haupt on the patio, along with performances by Bare Bones Blind and Liquid Crush under the big tent. The Harper Group will be grilling brats, burgers, and hot dogs. This free public event is designed as a time for past recipients and their families, past sponsors, volunteers, and supporters to connect and enjoy time together. Additional details will be shared, and sponsorships are available for $100 with recognition on the main banner, on social media, and with a special event-specific plaque.

Troy Heinz and the 57's make their return to Silarian Vineyards for a live performance among the vines. The band is eager to be back and ready to play in the vineyard setting again.

Whisky D'S sets the stage for an easygoing evening with recognizable songs, cold drinks, and good company. Backstage Pass provides the music, and the crowd brings the energy for a night people will talk about.

A Crystal Meth Anonymous gathering focused on mutual support and recovery. Participants connect to share their experiences, inner strength, and hope, working together to address a common struggle with crystal meth and to help one another move forward in sobriety.

Enjoy an evening of stargazing enhanced by electronically assisted astronomy in the Sky Shed, where live views of the night sky appear on a wall-mounted screen. Participants can observe constellations and other celestial objects with astronomers Al and Ben using telescopes and EAA technology. This outdoor program takes place by the Nature Center and depends on suitable weather and sky conditions. Registration is required. To register or ask questions, call 920-793-4007 or email jessicaj@woodlanddunes.org.

Celebrate the first BlueJay Open with a four-person, nine-hole golf scramble that benefits St. John St. James in Reedsville. Golfers of every skill level can team up for a relaxed round featuring on-course games at select holes, basket raffles, auction items, 50/50 raffles, and a variety of food and drinks. Those who prefer not to golf can still take part in the fellowship and enjoy a taco bar.

This meeting offers a compassionate space for anyone whose life has been touched by someone else’s drinking. It is a peer-led, mutual support setting where participants speak openly about their situations and listen to others for understanding and encouragement. People attending may be dealing with alcoholism in a spouse or partner, a parent, child, or grandchild, a sibling, or another friend or relative, and some have faced more than one loved one struggling with alcohol. Newcomers often seek stories that mirror their own experiences, and over time they find value in hearing how Al-Anon principles have helped people in a wide variety of circumstances.