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HORICONHORICON City on the Rise 2014 Volume 2, Issue 1 Horicon City Parks . DISCHER PARK . rySt . Hubbard St almato N. OSBORNE P Clason St PARK Co. Rd. E N. W. Lake St. Co. Rd. E 33 W. Lake St. WHITTY PARK E. La ke St . E . BOWLING 33 GREEN PARK . Rd . Co 33 Barstow St . Hwy St LEGION . PARK . Horicon High School Main St . Washington St. 33 y St y Hubbard St S. alle V Stow St . KIWANIS Main St RIVER BEND PARK PARK Discher Park River Bend Park • Swap Meet & Fundraiser • Horicon Huk Disc • Jersey Street Music Festival Golf Tournament Kiwanis Park • Labor Day Weekend Festival • Community Gardens • Little Library • Farmers Market • Music At The Market www.horiconphoenix.com Welcome to HORICON Welcome to Horicon, a place we like to call home. We are very glad that you have visited and we hope you enjoy the bounty of resources that Horicon has to offer. Hundreds of thousands of visitors come to the area to enjoy the wonderful natural resources, look for birds in the marsh they’ve never seen before, hike trails that date back to the days of Native Ameri- cans, hunt and trap, or bike on roads and trails that offer spectacular vistas of animals and landscapes. Whatever the reason for visiting, there’s one more thing that we’d love for you to know. We call this place our home because we enjoy a lower cost of living and a higher quality of life. The Horicon Phoenix Program has been working to add even more benefits for people who call Horicon “home,” and this booklet is intended to help introduce you to a few of the events around the area that we hope can serve as an invitation for you to join us here. 2014 Horicon Phoenix Program Calendar of Events 5/17 “Horicon Huk” Disc Golf Tournament 7/23 Summer Concert: Cajun Strangers at River Bend Park 7/30 Summer Concert: 5/17 Horicon Community Gardens Milwaukee Hot Club Opening Day 8/6 Summer Concert: Blessed Feathers 6/4 Opening Day of 2014 Horicon w/Carrie Ann Seymour Farmers Market, Kiwanis Park 8/13 Summer Concert: Vitrolum Republic Summer Concert in Kiwanis Park: 8/20 Summer Concert: Lisa Ridgely and Leroy Airmaster The Fainting Room 6/11 Summer Concert: Scotch and Soda 8/27 Summer Concert Finale in 6/18 Summer Concert: Kiwanis Park: Tweed Funk Kevin Fayte Rock ‘n Roll Trio 8/30-31 Labor Day Weekend Festival at 6/20-22 Jersey Street Music Festival River Bend Park: at Historic Discher Park • 3rd Annual Flyway 5k Run/Walk 6/25 Summer Concert: Thriftones • “Ace Race” Disc Golf Tournament 7/2 Summer Concert: • Live Music, Ice Cream Social & Don Peachey Band Cookout 7/9 Summer Concert: • Family Entertainment Southern Traditions • Fireworks at Dusk 7/16 Summer Concert: Athas Horicon Community Gardens Join in the local food revolution at Kiwanis Park! The Horicon Phoenix Program offers a variety of gardening plots for anyone to rent. All plots are well-tilled prior to opening day which is Saturday, May 17th. A 4’x8’ raised bed is $15.00 for the season and a family-size 8’x12’ bed is just $25.00 for the year. Our community gardeners get special privileges! Contact Julie at [email protected] for more information or to reserve your plot today! Connecting People & Wildlife Visit for the day or spend the weekend at Horicon Marsh! At tHE EduCAtIon CEntEr If you would like to bring a school group to visit the marsh we can View the “Horicon Marsh Story” Movie coordinate a program with you to supplement your class studies. Shop the Flyway Gift Shop View Art displays by Wisconsin Artists Group tours available - call us to make arrangements. Explore our Children’s discovery Area There is no charge for these services and programs. on tHE HorICon MArSH Facility rental available for business or educational use. Go Geocaching For more information about activities and special Area Hike the trails on the Horicon Marsh events go to www.horiconmarsh.org or information “tour de Marsh” as a Bicyclist, Hiker or Enjoy an Auto tour call 920-387-7890 Monday through Friday and maps Experience Birding and Wildlife Photography Also see Friends of Horicon Marsh available at Canoe and Kayak through the Marsh International Education Center on the Educa- Go Fishing and Hunting on and around the Marsh facebook and search for FHMIEC on twitter. tion Center Visit Horicon Marsh International Education Center Located on Hwy 28 between Mayville and Horicon Hours: Weekdays 9 am to 4 pm Weekends 10 am to 4 pm Winter Weekend Hours: 1-4 pm • Front doors open to restrooms daily at 7 am. River Bend Park Disc Golf Course Established in 2011, the River Bend Park Disc Golf Course is located in a beautiful park along the Rock River in Horicon. Originally designed as a 9-hole course, a practice put- 3rd Annual ting hole as well as 9 additional tee pads were installed in 2013. Tee signs on the new pads Horicon Huk will complete course upgrades for 2014. Disc Golf Tournament The Horicon Phoenix Program hosts two tour- May 17, 2014 naments annually: Online or mail-in Check-in at 10am registration opens Tournament • ‘Horicon Huk’ - 3rd Saturday in May March 1st begins at 11am • ‘Ace Race’ - Saturday during our Labor Day 1st 50 registrants Awards for winners Weekend Celebration receive players in both competitive pack w/free discs and recreational Don’t have a set of discs? & other swag. divisions The Horicon Public Library has several www.horiconphoenix.com sets of discs for checkout! for more details. 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