Events

In addition to to being selected as a Rotary Global Scholar to Study in Englad this Fall, Leif has served as an Intern at the World Health Organization in Denmark, A Duke University Humanitarian Action Fellow in Switzerland, and a Research Assistant at the Humanitarian Distaster Institute. Leif was also an All-Ammerican Track and Field Athlete at Wheaton College (IL).

DG Sanderhoff will meet with the Club Board of Directors at 11 am and be the featured spaker at the Club's noon meeting.

 Natraj Shanker is a member of the Milwaukee North Shore Rotary Club and Chair of the Rotary Community Corps (RCC) program for the Formerly Incarcerated Individuals Rehabilitation Services (FIIRS) for District 6270. 

The FIIRS program is to help formerly incarcerated individuals become productive members of society through employment.  The Milwaukee North Shore Club is the sponsor of this program.  Using our Rotary network,  the intent is to create a favorable environment to employ these individuals by creating a jobs pool and putting together a process to train, employ, and keep them employed. We will use the services of other agencies and organizations to train and keep them employed.  Our focus is to create the jobs pool.

Aspiring a capella students can participate in a full day of classes led by our talented cadre of teachers and the award-winning a cappella band Six Appeal; former music educators one and all!  

This day-long workshop is open to all high school and college-age a cappella singers. Whether currently in a vocal group or not, everyone is welcome. Classes are presented at three skill levels covering topics such as a cappella technique, arranging, beatboxing, vocal percussion, presentation, performance prep and choreography.

Student workshop ticket price includes classes, lunch, dinner, snacks, an opportunity to perform during the first half of the evening show and a ticket to see the rest of the evening performance featuring the fabulous a cappella show band Six Appeal! Student workshop advance ticket price is $45; day of the workshop is $55.

To register for the workshop, please follow this link or call the South Milwaukee Performing Arts Center at 414-766-5049. IF the link is not active, copy and paste this link into your browser window: http://bit.ly/2GRnGD0

Registration begins at 10A. Classes start at 10:45A. Class schedule and maps will be emailed to registered participants. Optional participation in the evening performance requires reserving a position. Performing slots are limited and are available on a first come basis. To reserve a spot call or text event chairman Peter May at 414 899-8098.

Enjoy Six Appeal’s combination of top-notch musical talent and superb comedic timing with the energy, showmanship and verve of a rock band. The group’s repertoire features Pop, County, Rock, Jazz, R&B and more – all a cappella. This world-class vocal ensemble is just back from their second straight First Prize “Grand Prix” win at the annual Moscow Spring A Cappella festival - the largest a cappella competition in the world.

The evening show opens with performances by students who’ve attended the daylong Milwaukappella Workshop taught by Six Appeal members and other music professionals, followed by one of Six Appeal’s roof-raising, side-splitting performances that always leave audiences wondering how the group makes all that amazing music with just their voices.

Tickets are on sale now! Follow this link or, if the link is not active, copy and paste this address into your browser window: http://bit.ly/2GRnGD0 or call the South Milwaukee Performing Arts Center at 414-766-5049.

The mission of Life Navigators is to improve the quality of life for individuals with developmental and related disabilities, their families, and the community through information, education, advocacy and life planning services.

We strive to make the holiday a time of thanksgiving as families and home-bound seniors in need receive food for the holiday. This service project purchases, assembles, and delivers a complete Thanksgiving meal. Families receive a box of food and a turkey sized to fit the number of people in the family. Seniors get a fresh, ready-to-eat meal. All recipients are identified by area social service agencies. Much of the food has been donated by the Oak Creek Meijer's for the past several years. Members of the Rotary Club are assigned by others Rotarians and the MATC Criminal Justice students.