Beer Tasting, Great food specials. Keith Genneman Polka Band at 4 pm. The Great Big Band at 9 pm. At Carp’s Landing Restaurant & Bar, 103 S. Main. 920-648-3005.  Check out our website for all events and specials.

Guest Bartenders, Jake’s Room Band at 6 pm. Karaoke at 9 pm. Proceeds go the the Booster Club. At Carp’s Landing Restaurant & Bar, 103 S. Main. 920-648-3005.  Check out our website for all events and specials.

Classic Rock and Blues. No Cover Charge. At Carp’s Landing Restaurant & Bar, 103 S. Main. 920-648-3005.  Check out our website for all events and specials.

Classic Rock with a Jazz Twist. No Cover Charge. At Carp’s Landing Restaurant & Bar, 103 S. Main. 920-648-3005.  Check out our website for all events and specials.

70’s Concert Style Rock. No Cover Charge. At Carp’s Landing Restaurant & Bar, 103 S. Main. 920-648-3005.  Check out our website for all events and specials.

Classic Rock. No Cover Charge. At Carp’s Landing Restaurant & Bar, 103 S. Main. 920-648-3005.  Check out our website for all events and specials.

Local theatre group Penguin Productions will present “We the People” a patriotic salute to America on July 2 and 3 at 7 pm at the Renaissance Theatre in Lake Mills. The show features adults and kids and is directed by Cathy Daley Bond. Veterans will receive free admission; adult tickets are $6 with students at $3. They will be available at the door.

Through a series of sketches, organized phrase by phrase from the Preamble, the presentation shows not only how the Constitution applies to our past, but also to our present and future. Everyday life is showcased in both funny and poignant vignettes, offering a variety of moods as it explores the deeper meanings of the language of the Constitution. From two neighbors arguing their constitutional rights to have crab grass to an immigrant’s heartwarming story of coming to America, this Norman Rockwellesque review offers slices of life in America. Spelling bees, parades, letters home from war, all become part of this patchwork quilt of American life. This play will serve as a reminder that the remarkable words written by our forefathers many years ago are still a living document and part of our lives each and every day.

The Renaissance is located at 412 W. Madison in Lake Mills. For more information call Jill at 920.285.1986.

The Lake Mills Main Street Program is presenting a free concert featuring Lake Mills own “Main Street Big Band” on Friday, August 6. The show will be held at the gazebo downtown in Commons Park from 7:00 to 9:00 pm. Everyone is encouraged to bring a picnic and enjoy the music under the stars.

The “Main Street Big Band,” lead by Harold Van Ommeren, is an 18 piece big band that plays jazz, rock, pop, blues, swing and bebop. Since 2003 the band has played all over south-eastern Wisconsin, including the Pfister Hotel in Milwaukee and the Walworth County Fair. For more information go to www.MainStreetBigBand.com.

The performance is being sponsored by Watson Ace Hardware.

City Hall Community Room. 6 PM.

Watch a preview video (30 minutes) of Wisconsin Public Television’s Wisconsin War Stories and listen to a panel of Vietnam veterans from Lake Mills discuss their own experiences during, and after, Vietnam. Refreshments served throughout.

The Wisconsin Vietnam War Stories documentary interviews Badger veterans from all branches service and time periods throughout the war.

Afterwards Veterans, and others, are invited to join us at the Tyranena Brewing at 1025 Owen Street.

Sponsored by the L.D. Fargo Public Library and the Friends of the Library.

On Tuesday, June 1 at 6:00 PM the Arts Alliance of Greater Lake Mills will hold its monthly meeting at Water House Foods on Main Street in downtown Lake Mills.   In addition to reporting on events and the state of the organization, a video presentation from Art:21 Season Five will be shown providing access to the artists who create the art of our time. Season Five, a Peabody Award winning documentary, presents internationally renowned artists at work and speaking in their own words as they create art. Art:21 allows viewers to experience first-hand the complex processes behind some of today’s most intriguing and thought-provoking art.

The community is invited to attend this free arts event.  For more information, contact Mary Ann Jackson at (920) 253-6323 or the AAGLM web site:  artsallianceofgreaterlakemills.com