February 23-April 5

Join us for the River Arts Festival in the Sauk Prairie Riverway. The main event is Between Fences - a Smithsonian Institution Museum on Main Street exhibition. Explore with us boundaries, space and place. How do neighbors and nations divide and protect, offend and defend boundaries? The Festival intermingles art, history, interactive activities and much more.

February 23 at 4:00 PM

Experience the spirit of exploration recounted in the words of famous explorers. Features Neal Conan of National Public Radio, National Geographic Image Collection and Ensemble Galilei. $20 per person. Advance ticket purchase suggested.

Enjoy!
Wine at Wollersheim Winery, Wisconsin’s largest winery
Taste!
Master Cheesemaker cheeses at Cedar Grove Cheese and Carr Valley Cheese Company
Soar!
As you view bald eagles in their natural habitat
Relive!
Black Hawk’s Battle of Wisconsin Heights
Ski!
At Devil's Head Resort

Overnight accommodations available, visit www.saukprairie.com for more information.

Fly-in!
Opening morning, February 23 to Sauk Prairie Airport. Enjoy refreshments at Mueller Sports Medicine's Quench Hangar before heading to the River Arts Center. Call 608-643-5634 for more information or to make a reservation.
Tour!
Badger Army Ammunition Plant, the nation's largest ammunition plant during World War II, a rare opportunity for a guided bus tour.Dates are March 15, 22 and 29. Depart from River Arts Center. Call 608-643-5634 or visit www.spfences.org for more information or to make a reservation.
Absorb!
Local flavor by visiting Sauk Prairie Harley-Davidson (a top 25 dealer), River's Edge Mall, Cameo Antiques, Histories, Prairie Flowers, Wyttenbach Meats, Windowsill Gifts, Blue Spoon Cafe, Roxbury Tavern, St. Norbert's (Wisconsin's oldest Catholic church), Wollersheim Winery, and more.

Please call 608-643-5634 or visit www.saukprairie.com for more information. Located at the River Arts Center unless otherwise noted. Exhibit dates are February 23 - April 5.

Between Fences
We live between fences. They are dominant features in our lives & history, standing for security, enclosing our houses and neighborhoods but fences are more than functional objects. They are powerful symbols. The way we define ourselves as individuals and as a nation becomes concrete in how we build fences. Examine these boundaries we build through this Smithsonian exhibit.
A Bald Eagle's View
A Bald Eagle's View: Look at barriers, boundaries and fences through the eyes of a bald eagle in this interactive exhibit.
Inside the Fence
This photo exhibit interprets the human and natural history of the portion of the Sauk Prairie where the Badger Army Ammunition Plant (BAAP) is now located. The work of Zane Williams, Jill Metcoff, Greg Conniff, Jamie Young, Paula Bunch, David Heberlein and Andy Kraushaar are featured. This exhibit is at the Badger Army Ammunition Plant and is part of the rare guided bus tours March 15, 22 and 29. It is also open to the public Monday-Thursday, February 25-April 3 from 10AM to 4PM in Building 207.