Mercer WI, Chamber of Commerce
THE MERCER AREA BOASTS
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Turtle Flambeau FlowageLife is Outdoors in Mercer, Wisconsin
From the vast water wonderland of the 14,300 acre Turtle Flambeau Flowage to the far-reaching wilderness of the 74,500 acres of public forestland, Mercer offers authentic outdoor adventures that you will remember long after you’ve returned home.
Whether you choose to explore on snowmobile, ATV, car, camper, bike, boat, skis, or by foot, you are sure to discover the unending, unique fascination of the Northwoods.
Every season offers a new way to experience our natural beauty. The quiet of winter snow is broken by the sounds of spring peepers that fade as the loon’s calls fill the lakes in the summer. Finally, the woods explode in a riot of color in autumn and then the cycle begins again. That’s the beauty of Mercer. You can’t go wrong . . . life is outdoors.
Instructor Bernie Hupperts joins us for a return engagement to lead a new five-week musical theatre discussion series that looks at how the theme of a musical is exemplified through its music, dialogue, and dance. Excerpts from the musicals to be discussed will be viewed on a large TV, followed by group discussions. No previous knowledge about musical theatre is necessary.
Instructor Bernie Hupperts joins us for a return engagement to lead a new five-week musical theatre discussion series that looks at how the theme of a musical is exemplified through its music, dialogue, and dance. Excerpts from the musicals to be discussed will be viewed on a large TV, followed by group discussions. No previous knowledge about musical theatre is necessary.
Instructor Bernie Hupperts joins us for a return engagement to lead a new five-week musical theatre discussion series that looks at how the theme of a musical is exemplified through its music, dialogue, and dance. Excerpts from the musicals to be discussed will be viewed on a large TV, followed by group discussions. No previous knowledge about musical theatre is necessary.
The Mercer Public Library offers one-on-one technology assistance on “Tech Tuesday.” FREE 30-60 minute appointments for help with your laptop, smartphone, tablet, e-reader, or other tech device are available on most Tuesdays and on other days as necessary. This service is open to any residents, visitors, or property owners in Mercer or to library cardholders from any library in the Northern Waters Library Network area, including Iron and Vilas Counties. Call the library at 715-476-2366 for more information or to set up an appointment.
Do you have chronic pain or tension within the body? Find yourself favoring or over compensating on one side? Do you struggle with your posture? Have you endured a traumatic injury or surgery? Is the mind and body disconnected at times? Somatic movement will help increase mobility, reduce pain, realign the body and reestablish the mind muscle connection. When we slow down and experience movement and breath, we re-education the muscle movement within the body. The majority of the movement is done seated on the floor, in a chair, laying down, or against a wall, with support. This practice is for EVERYONE, stimulating the brain and body, allowing you to age successfully, avoiding the aging breakdown of the body.
We are looking for archers interested in traditional archery. Recurves, long bows, self-bows. A group of traditional archers are shooting on Tuesdays at 9:30:AM. Sundays also at 9:30:AM as determined on Tuesdays.
Traditional archery is making a comeback and anyone that still has that old recurve or long bow in the closet that wants to shoot is encouraged to participate. This is for fun and is non-competitive so don’t worry about your skill level. If you are interested call Dave at 715 385 3286 or his cell at 715 904 1345.
To All Other Archers
The practice range has been cleaned up and targets are in good shape. The bag targets will stop arrows from compounds and bolts from X bows.
Hope to see you there regardless of what type of archer you are.
For any questions, please email nwwc2021?@gmail.com
Instructor Bernie Hupperts joins us for a return engagement to lead a new five-week musical theatre discussion series that looks at how the theme of a musical is exemplified through its music, dialogue, and dance. Excerpts from the musicals to be discussed will be viewed on a large TV, followed by group discussions. No previous knowledge about musical theatre is necessary.
