Community Events

Date: Saturday, September 12th 10:00AM - 12:00PM

Location: Seno Woodland Center 

                 3606 Dyer Lake Rd. Burlington, WI 53105

Join us at Seno Woodland Center for a morning of fun crafts, snacks, face-painting from Laughing Llama, visits from Burlington Public Library and Racine Literacy Council, and a ribbon-cutting ceremony to celebrate! Be one of the first to read through our first ever fall story, “Acorn Was A Little Wild” by Jen Arena with Burlington Public Library.

Burlington Public Library will be doing StoryWalk® readings every half-hour starting at 10:30 AM with our inaugural ribbon-cutting. Each group will end the story with a finish-line dance party!

This event is free to attend.

It’s time for your aspiring young artists to shine! The Milwaukee Brewers are inviting Wisconsin students to participate in an art contest celebrating the legacy and core values of Roberto Clemente. Students are encouraged to create an original piece of artwork that demonstrates Clemente’s commitment to:

Three student winners will have the opportunity to be recognized on-field at a Brewers game on Friday, September 25, with the first-place winner also getting the chance to throw out the ceremonial first pitch!

Understanding Emotional Dysregulation and the First Steps in Cultivating Emotional Regulation

Practical Strategies for Improving Emotional Regulation

Dr. Mervin Langley is a licensed psychotherapist who was born in South Africa before immigrating to the US. Dr. Langley earned his PhD and worked as a Research Coordinator for the South African National Council on Alcoholism. Dr. Langley currently provides therapy to children and teenagers through Aurora Behavioral Health.

IN-PERSON: Burlington Area School District Office, 209 Wainwright Avenue, Burlington

LIVESTREAM: Pre-Registered Individuals will receive the Livestream Link, as well as the PowerPoint and applicable hand-outs, through email a day before the presentation.

FOR QUESTIONS, PLEASE CONTACT: LORI RADTKE AT (262) 757-4750 or LRADTKE@BASD.K12.WI.US

Looking for a fun and meaningful experience for your 3-year-old? Join our Burlington Buddies playgroup!

This inclusive program at Dyer Elementary brings together children of all abilities for fun, engaging, and educational activities. Sessions meet twice a week for five weeks, with each session lasting 90 minutes.

We are looking for same-age peers who have met all typical developmental milestones to be models for peers with special education needs.

WHO: All 3 year old children

WHERE: Dyer Elementary School

COST: Free!

WHEN: First session is from 9/14/26 - 10/23/26

Sign Up for a session today!

Don’t miss out—enroll today! ATA Martial Arts is excited to welcome students of all ages to its new location at 306 McHenry Street in Burlington, next door to Burlington Emergency Room. Their programs provide high-quality martial arts instruction in a safe, clean, and positive learning environment, with classes for children, teens, and adults, including Adult Krav Maga. Students will develop strength, coordination, flexibility, fitness, and self-esteem while learning valuable self-defense and life skills such as perseverance, self-control, courtesy, loyalty, respect, honor, and goal-setting. New students can take advantage of a special offer that includes a free uniform, free patches, and free guest passes. Enroll online today at www.blackbeltacademyinfo.com or call (262) 758-3378 to learn more!

Gateway’s English Language Learning (ELL) program offers instruction in reading, vocabulary, writing, grammar, listening and speaking. Classes meet two days a week for six hours per week. Multiple levels of classes are offered.

What do I need to do?

• You must be at least 18 years old.

• You will need a photo ID.

• Students are required to purchase a set of books. Books cost approximately $55

(subject to change without notice).

• Attend a two-day orientation

Before attending classes you must first complete a 2-day orientation session in which you will learn about Gateway, learn your English level, and register for classes.

Click the link below or go to Student Services at one of the main campuses to register.

Summer semester: May-June

Fall semester: September-December

Spring semester: January-April