Arts & Entertainment
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Ice Age Trail Alliance Receives National Park Foundation Grant to Hire Wisconsin Conservation Corps (WisCorps) Crew
FOR ANTIGO TIMES Earlier this year, the National Park Foundation (NPF) announced its fiscal year 2022 investment in service corps programs across the country. This grant program helps support ... -
Senior Center October Activities
FOR THE ANTIGO TIMES The Senior Center of Langlade County at 904 5th Avenue is announcing their activities for October. The Annual membership meeting will be ... -
Community Calendar for 9/26/22 to 10/3/22
*Community Events* Antigo Area Community Food Pantry 11am-1pm Wednesdays & 1pm-3pm Fridays, 2120 Progress Blvd., Antigo (715) 623-1103. We ask that all individuals wishing to use ... -
Ethyl is on the Move!
FOR THE ANTIGO TIMES Antigo Visual Arts Recycled Art Committee is challenging everyone to keep an eye out for “Ethyl,” an award-winning recycled art piece from ... -
Langlade County Ice Age Trail Chapter Fall Hike
FOR THE ANTIGO TIMES An early fall hike on the Ice Age National Scenic Trail in Langlade County is Saturday, September 24th.The hike organized by the ... -
Community Calendar for 9/19/22 to 9/26/22
*Community Events* Antigo Area Community Food Pantry 11am-1pm Wednesdays & 1pm-3pm Fridays, 2120 Progress Blvd., Antigo (715) 623-1103. We ask that all individuals wishing to use ... -
Take a Walk into History at Cemetery Tour
FOR THE ANTIGO TIMES “If tombstones could talk, what stories they would tell.” A few of those tales will be shared at the second annual Langlade ... -
The Apollo Trio to Perform in Visiting Artists Program on September 17th
FROM THE WABENO AREA PLAYERS Wabeno Area Players are very happy to be able to bring the Apollo Trio to the stage at the Nancy Volk ... -
New Mural Highlights Antigo’s Horse Racing History
FROM ANTIGO VISUAL ARTS The mural recently put up on The Thrivent building, 711 Fifth Avenue, has a history. David Markgraf on Needs Grass, Don Rice ... -
Wabeno Area Players Present “A Day at the Old Schoolhouse”
Have you ever wondered what rural schools were like in the early 1900s? For starters, you’d have to imagine eight grades of students, sharing one teacher, ...
