Dreamtime Village is both an informal network of friends and contacts spread around the country and…read morealso a collective community of residents, buildings and land located in the Driftless Bioregion of southwest Wisconsin. Our activities center on permaculture, art, media and learning how to live sustainably. We welcome visitors but ask that visitors contact us in advance. It is also a good idea to familiarize yourself with the website before visiting. We are actively looking for new interns and residents.

The people here are devoted to protecting the American dream and have stood up to the federal…read moregovernment to defend individual rights. They have evolved over the years and have become a beacon of liberty and Constitutional Republicanism. They are doing God's work and I hope they can continue defending the constitution and bill of rights.

The John Birch Society was founded in 1958 by Robert Welch. It is an organization that seeks to…read moreeducate the public on the proper constitutional role of government and the need for property rights. The JBS uses education as its strategy to force our legislators to do what is right and truth as its weapon to overcome the forces of deception that are arrayed against the American people. Their motto is "Less government, more responsibility and with God's help, a better world". I have been a proud member since 2000.

Phenomenal organization. Builds character for young adults, allows individuals to work on…read moreleadership skills while performing social and business networking. Members may serve on community leadership boards and run special community and social events. It was a fantastic experience and I HIGHLY recommend looking into this organization if you're considering stepping up to volunteer within this community.

Youth Go is a non-profit youth center. They provide no-cost (or low-cost) programs for youths…read moregrade 5 through high school. I am most familiar with their after-school program. They pick up middle/high schoolers up after school and take them to their facility. Once there, the students do homework, have a snack, and participate in social/educational programming. They also offer summer programming - field trips, baseball, etc - to keep students active and social during the summer months. Their list of additional programming is extensive. I'd highly recommend a look through their website to see what they can offer your teen / family. The staff at Youth Go is phenomenal! Helpful and friendly to all students and families.

Good place to go have a few on Friday evening with the VETS! Good stories and cheap beer can't beat…read morethat.

How did we not know this gorgeous place existed? We often…read morejoke on our hikes that we should start a podcast call, "Holy moly, we live here!?" Visiting Horicon Marsh was one of these days. We took our two dogs with us - they enjoyed chasing frogs (while on leash) - as they were hopping EVERYWHERE in early September. We saw pelicans and took some great side walks through duck grounds (some were closed off and we had to double back). As with all hikes, bring water and first aide on your hike - in case you're out for a long time. We made sure we had enough for us and our four-legged friends. Also, cameras or binoculars to see all the animal life. We missed ALL the federal land (north of the state land). Federal land does not allow dogs, so we didn't get to check those out. We intend to, considering what a gorgeous and inspiring place it is.

A free fun afternoon exploring the Horicon Marsh. Excellent trails and plenty of natural…read moreexperiences. In this time of social distancing the nature center itself is closed, but the trails are open with plenty of space to properly distance yourself from others. A great time of year to witness the post winter rebirth. As people are getting back outside the animals are tending to their young and the trees/plants are beginning to grow again. The marsh is a reasonable drive from Milwaukee or the Fox Valley. During more normal times I'd suggest grabbing a burger and exploring the small towns of Horicon, Mayville and Theresa to round out your afternoon.

Great ambiance, great beers, and great bartenders. This place is a legend. Visit if your are in…read moretown!

First time visiting and plan on going back. Loved this place…read more Upon entering you are greeted with several bar signs great for selfies. Left side is the gift shop and lots of things to choose from like growlers, shirts, beer, hoodies, etc. Kind staff. We unfortunately missed the tour. The bar has some food and snacks. The back wall has several beers and ciders to choose from. We sat outside and has 2 firepits, extra seating and even seen a band playing ($2 bill) that made our night relaxing. They also has a food truck out front of entrance with a variety of choices. Restrooms were clean as well as the entire location. I seen a few children and dogs outside along with everyone else. They had cornhole and several board games outdoor/ indoor. You can order food/drinks from the bar outside at a screened location. They have beer and cider flights as well. Parking is across the street and no crosswalk. So be careful.