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    • September 12, 2025
    • December 12, 2025
    • 4 sessions
    • 402 W Lakeside St, Madison, WI 53715

     

    We are returning to Lakeside St. Coffee House beginning in September.

    Meets every 2nd Friday!

    • Where:  Lakeside Street Coffee House
    • When:  Meets on the second Friday of each month

    • Time: 9:30 am to 11:30 am
    • A prominent stairway leads to the lower level where our group meets.
    • The menu changes daily. To find out today's menu, please call the restaurant directly - 608 441-7599
    • Place:  Lakeside St. Coffee House, 402 W. Lakeside St., Madison
    • Directions are pictured on the map below
    • Parking: Street Parking
    • Organizer: Sharon Scrattish
    • RSVP or Questions?: Let Sharon know you're coming the Thursday before the breakfast by email or phone (sscratti@gmail.com or 608-280-8050)



    • October 17, 2025
    • December 19, 2025
    • 3 sessions
    • 876 Jupiter Drive

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    New Social Event!

    3rd Friday Lunch on the East Side at Great Dane East

    First Lunch is Friday, October 17


    Where?  Great Dane East,  876 Juniper Drive,  Madison
      When?  Meets on the third Friday of each month from 11:30-1:30
        What?  Lunch with friends, old and new.    To view the menu go to  https://www.greatdanepub.com/menu/.  You will pay with your own check with gratuity at your own discretion.

        Directions:   Entrance is a few hundred feet from Cottage Grove Road and conveniently located on Madison Metro's Route C.

        Parking: There is plenty of parking in the adjacent parking lot.  No stairs!

        Organizer:   Sue Ellerhorst 

        RSVP is required because we are limited to 24 or fewer.  Email Sue at  nana@orcagranny.com by the Wednesday before the lunch to let her know you are coming.   Also email her if you have any questions.



          • December 06, 2025
          • February 22, 2026
          • 4 sessions
          • 5805 Monona Drive

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          New Social Event!

          Join us at a UW Men’s Basketball

          Watch Party!

          Basketball fans, put on your best red and white gear and join your fellow PLATO buddies to cheer our UW Badgers on to victory! It’s more fun to watch with a group of other crazy fans!

          The 2025-2026 PLATO Basketball Watch Parties will be held at the Silver Eagle Bar & Grill, 5805 Monona Dr., Monona, WI 53716. The Silver Eagle is located approximately 1 mile north of the Beltline on the west side of Monona Drive. There is ample parking available for those who drive. Look for tables with PLATO signs once you arrive. Registration is not required and guests are welcome to join us.


          Wisconsin vs Marquette

          Saturday, December 6

          1:00 p.m.


          Wisconsin vs. Rutgers

          Saturday, January 17

          1:00 p.m.


          Wisconsin vs. Ohio State

          Saturday, January 31

          1:00 p.m.


          Wisconsin vs. Iowa

          Sunday, February 22

          3:00 p.m.

          The times listed are game start times. PLATO organizers will be at the Silver Eagle to reserve tables 30 minutes prior to game time. Please contact Barb Drake at  barbaradrake21@gmail.com with any questions.

          GO BADGERS!!




            • December 09, 2025
            • 1:30 PM - 3:00 PM
            • Quarry Ridge Senior Living Community 2851 Fitchrona Rd., Fitchburg, WI

             


            Fun with Gorgeous Gladiolas!!


            Tuesday, December 9 from 1:30-3:00 p.m.


            In-Person at Quarry Ridge Retirement Community


            2851 Fitchrona Rd., Fitchburg, WI  53719



            Registration is Not Required

            FREE PARKING


            In their lecture Jean and Dave Kollasch will share the challenges of raising gladiolas, hybridizing and developing new varieties and designing ways to show off their beauty in state and national competitions. You will be amazed at the number of varieties, sizes, and colors gladiolas come in! You will also see the outdoor garden boxes at Quarry Ridge in which Dave and Jean grow gladiolas during the summer!

            After college Jean and Dave bought a home on a 3-acre lot in Madison where Dave worked in agricultural economics and Jean worked for 30 years as a healthcare dietitian, helping to oversee local and state guidelines related to food provided in healthcare settings. Dave became interested in gladiolas and that interest became the focus of their lives. They worked together to raise and hybridize gladiolas, developing new varieties of the flower. In addition, they not only entered their glads in state and national competitions but also judged the gladiola competition at the Wisconsin State Fair for many years.

            Please Note This lecture will be held at the Quarry Ridge Retirement Community, 2851 Fitchrona Road, Fitchburg, WI  53719.  Parking is available immediately in front of the facility. Free valet parking will also be available at the main entrance.  The lecture will be held in the Movie Theater located to the right of the main lobby.

            Questions?  Contact lecture organizer Barbara Drake at   barbaradrake21@gmail.com

            • December 10, 2025
            • 7:30 AM - 8:30 PM
            • Oshkosh
            • 1
            Register



            Holiday of Lights Tour in Oshkosh

            Wednesday, December 10, 2025

            Because of a cancellation 2 Seats have opened up - still time to sign up!

            2nd Bus Added - More Seats Available!



            Our first stop will be at the Oshkosh Public Museum (OPM) where you will have 75 minutes to get an an inspiring glimpse into local history, art, and culture—all set within a beautifully preserved historic mansion. From engaging exhibitions to permanent collections rooted in the stories of Oshkosh and its residents, the museum is a must-see Wisconsin destination for anyone interested in the connections between people, place, and the past.  In addition to its rotating exhibits, the OPM is home to original Tiffany-stained glass windows and one of the last known examples of an original Tiffany Studios interior commission. The historic Sawyer home includes two one-of-a-kind stained-glass windows—a rare treasure among Tiffany collections. While many museums display Tiffany pieces, OPM is one of only four known in-situ interiors, one of just two original commissions, and the only one currently open to the public, making it a truly exceptional cultural experience in northeast Wisconsin.  As an added bonus to our visit the current exhibition "Nature as Muse" features a selection of beautiful decorative arts treasures from the Richard H. Driehaus Collection shedding light on Louis C. Tiffany's innovative design. 

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            We will then visit the Paine Art Center for a self--guided 75 minute tour of the "Nutcracker in the Castle".  There will be a mesmerrizing array of sights, sounds, and surprise.  Each elaborately decorated room of the historic Paine mansion reveals a new chapter of the story.

            From the opening party scene with a giant Christmas tree to the Land of Sweets and beyond, follow the aventure of Clara and the Nutcracker Prince.  As part of your journey, visit the Sugar Plum Fairy's Cupcake Cafe for a scrumptious treat!  

            After the Paine we will have lunch at the Roxy Supper Club.

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            After lunch we will spend 75 minutes at the Bergstrom-Mahler Museum of Glass which operates exclusively as a glass art museum featuring nine galleries, a classroom, a glass studio, a museum shop and extensive grounds.  With over 5,000 objects, the Museum’s glass collection is known for containing the largest representative collection of antique to contemporary glass paperweights, the Mahler collection of Germanic vessels, Victorian Era decorative glass, and a significant collection of contemporary glass sculpture. Ranked in the top five glass museums in the country, it is the only glass museum in Wisconsin and is nationally accredited by the American Alliance of Museums. 

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            After the Bergstrom we will have a surprise stop before picking up our boxed supper to eat on the way home.

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            Our trip would not be complete without holiday lights! The Celebration of Lights is a beloved annual event in Oshkosh that showcases millions of twinkling lights! This festive display attracts over 16,000 vehicles each season! Enjoy another year of Oshkosh COL sights and activities which include the 100-foot tree, 120+ plus trees filled with lights, sculptured scenes, animated light displays, visits with Santa, special event nights, wagon rides and so much more.

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            Meals (Included in your registration fee)


            Lunch Options: Includes coffee, tea, or soda (Indicate your choice when registering)

            • Chopped Sirloin with onion rings, salad, potato
            • Grilled Chicken breast with asparagus spears & melted mozzarella cheese, salad, potato
            • Pan-fried Haddock (GF), salad, potato
            • Fried Shrimp (GF), salad, potato
            • Roasted Veggie Wrap with fresh spinach, cucumber, sun-dried tomato pesto aioli & mozzarella cheese, French Fries (GF)

            Boxed Supper on the bus going home: Includes bottled water & chips (Indicate your choice when registering)

            • Roast beef Crisper (on Italian bread with tomatoes, green peppers & onions topped with mozzarella cheese)
            • Roast Turkey Crisper (on Italian bread with tomatoes, green peppers & onions topped with mozzarella cheese)
            • Vegetable Crisper (on Italian bread with tomatoes, green peppers & onions topped with mozzarella cheese)
            • Breaded Chicken Tenders (4 tenders served with barbeque sauce)
            • Roasted Veggie Wrap with fresh spinach, cucumber, sun-dried tomato pesto aioli & mozzarella cheese, french fries (GF)

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              PLATO is partnering with the Verona Senior Center  and UW Retirement Association on this travel opportunity.  Pick-up locations are different from PLATO's usual trips.  You will be required to fill out the 2025 Verona New Member Form  (no charge) and 2025 Verona trip waiver Form.  You can fill out these forms in advance or on the day of the trip.

              Schedule:  (Return times are approximate)

              TRAVELERS ARE REQUESTED TO ARRIVE 15-20 MINUTES PRIOR TO DEPARTURE

              7:30 a.m.  Depart Verona Park & Ride

              7:50 a.m.   Depart (East Madison) Dutch Mill Park & Ride (East Lot)

              8:00 p.m.   Return Dutch Mill Park & Ride

              8:30 p.m.   Return Verona Park & Ride

              Departure Locations:

              Verona Park & Ride - 2585 Old PB, Verona, WI


              East Side (Dutch Mill Park & Ride (East Lot))

              Map below for those boarding the bus on east side Dutch Mill Park & Ride. Please park in the "east" lot as indicated by the arrow. (east of Arby's)


              Cost: $110 per person and includes bus transportation, driver tip, admission fees, meal, taxes, and gratuities.

              Seating is limited, so register today!  Registrations must be received no later than noon on Monday, November 17, 2025.

              Mail-In Registration Form:   Print, Fill-in, and Mail this form for those who wish to register off-line and by check

              Refund Policy:  PLATO refunds an event fee if cancelled prior to the registration deadline.  Refunds after the registration deadline are only processed if a wait-listed registrant can attend.  Refunds made by check.

              PLATO Membership:  PLATO membership is $60.00/year and all memberships renew on July 1. 

              For further information, contact PLATO trip coordinator, Bob Shaw,  robert.e.shaw@gmail.com , 608-255-3486.


              • December 17, 2025
              • 8:00 AM - 5:30 PM
              • Fireside Theater in Fort Atkinson
              • 3
              Registration is closed



              Fireside Theatre: "A Wonderful LIfe"

              Wednesday, December 17, 2025

              Registration deadline is Monday, December 1


              The story of George Bailey and his wonderful life in Bedford Falls has brought hope and inspiration to every heart with its celebration of the goodness in all of us. The Fireside is proud to bring you this stunning, live stage version of Frank Capra’s beloved film. Written by Pulitzer Prize and Tony Award winning lyricist Sheldon Harnick, one of the creators of FIDDLER ON THE ROOF, and Grammy and Emmy Award winner Joe Raposo whose music from SESAME STREET inspired generations of young people, A WONDERFUL LIFE captures all the magic of the film as it shines with the spirit of Christmas.

              The meal includes Creamy Potato Soup, Scalloped Potatoes and Garlic Green Beams, freshly baked breads, choice of entree, Bailey's Irish Cream Cheesecake for dessert, and coffee/tea/milk. Entree choices include:

              • Chicken MontereyBreast of Chicken, dipped in egg, lightly breaded with Panko Crumbs, sautéed to a golden brown, topped with a blend of Spinach, Artichoke, Parmesan, Monterey Jack, and Cream Cheese, finished with Havarti Cheese and presented on a Sun-Dried Tomato Cream Sauce.
              • Grilled Atlantic Salmon - Served with Citrus Beurre Blanc Sauce
              • Beef Short Rib - Chef Carved Medallions of Roast Beef Tenderloin with a traditional Peppercorn Sauce
              • Vegetarian Option -  Vegetarian Skewers with Tofu

              PLATO is partnering with the Verona Senior Center  and UW Retirement Association on this travel opportunity.  Pick-up locations are different from PLATO's usual trips.  You will be required to fill out the Verona Senior Center New Member Form (no charge) and Verona Senior Center Liability Agreement.  You can fill out these forms in advance or on the day of the trip.


              Schedule: (Return times are approximate)
              8:00 a.m. - Depart Verona Park & Ride
              8:30 a.m.  - Pick-up (East side) Dutch Mill Park and Ride (East Lot)

                5:00 p.m. - Return Dutch Mill Park & Ride

                5:30 p.m. - Return Verona Park & Ride


                Departure Locations

                New Verona Departure Location!

                Verona Park & Ride - 2585 Old PB, Verona, WI


                East side (Dutch Mill Park and Ride (East Lot) 

                Map below for those boarding the bus on east side Dutch Mill Park & Ride. Please park in the "east" lot as indicated by the arrow.

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                Cost:  $125 per person and includes bus transportation, driver tip, admission fees, meal, taxes, and gratuities.

                Seating is limited, so register today!  Registrations must be received no later than noon on Monday, December 1, 2025.

                Mail-In Registration Form:   Print, Fill-in, and Mail this Form  for those who wish to register off-line and by check.

                Refund Policy:  PLATO refunds an event fee if cancelled prior to the registration deadline.  Refunds after the registration deadline are only processed if a wait-listed registrant can attend.  Refunds made by check.

                PLATO Membership:  PLATO membership is $60.00/year and all memberships renew on July 1. 

                For further information, contact  trip organizer, Bob Shaw,    robert.e.shaw@gmail.com, 608-255-3486

                • January 15, 2026
                • 1:30 PM - 3:00 PM
                • Oakwood Village University Woods Arts & Education Center

                 


                Memories of My Childhood on Badger Creek

                 


                Thursday, January 15 from 1:30-3:00 p.m.


                In-Person at Oakwood Village University Woods

                Arts & Education Center


                6205 Mineral Point Road


                Registration is Not Required

                FREE PARKING


                Peggy Prilaman Marxen grew up next to Badger Creek, near the town of Meteor in northwestern Wisconsin’s Sawyer County, surrounded by a close-knit family, yet geographically isolated from the rest of the state. Her family supplemented their subsistence herd of dairy cows by hunting, fishing, selling timber off their farm and making maple syrup. Her home, just like those of her neighbors, lacked indoor plumbing, electricity, and a telephone. As a child, Peggy attended a one-room schoolhouse and walked biked or sledded three miles to school and back regardless of the weather. She and her family witnessed changes to rural Wisconsin that altered their lives, including new farming techniques, school consolidation, construction of roads and technology.


                Peggy has written a book entitled, The Farm on Badger Creek, recalling her memories of a childhood in the far north of Wisconsin which has since disappeared. Her book will be for sale at the conclusion of her lecture.

                           





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                Transportation Options:


                Bicycle:  Bike racks are available


                Bus: The BRT Route A bus  runs every 15 minutes and stops in front of Oakwood at the Island/Mineral Point station.  


                Car: 

                • Use the Island Drive entrance at 6205 Mineral Point Road.
                •  Veer left and follow the drive to the 2nd driveway with sign “Heritage Oaks Parking Garage.”
                •  Turn right into driveway.
                •   Press the buzzer and the Oakwood desk attendant will buzz you in. There are 70 parking stalls. Park in any visitor or non-reserved stall. Take the elevator up one floor to the main entrance, turn right and walk through the mail box area into the lobby. Ask at the desk for directions to the Performing Arts Center.
                • When you exit the underground parking, the garage door opens automatically.
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                Questions?  Contact lecture organizer Barbara Drake at barbaradrake21@gmail.com

                • January 22, 2026
                • 1:30 PM - 3:00 PM
                • Oakwood Village University Woods Arts & Education Center


                Thursday, February 26 from 1:30-3:00 p.m.


                In-Person at Oakwood Village University Woods

                Arts & Education Center


                6205 Mineral Point Road


                Registration is Not Required

                FREE PARKING


                Grant Sovern is one of the founding attorneys and board president of the Community Immigration Law Center (CILC) in Madison. In his day-job, he is a partner and the practice group leader for Quarles & Brady’s national employment immigration practice with 13 offices across the US.  He led the statewide effort to develop a network of pro bono attorneys to represent the 800 Afghans who settled in Wisconsin after their evacuation from Kabul.  He has taught immigration law at the University of Wisconsin Law School and worked as a Peace Corps Volunteer in Niger, West Africa.  Grant appears often in media stories about immigration issues and frequently speaks at conferences and presentations about ways to improve our current immigration system.

                He has won awards for his pro bono work for people who cannot afford an immigration lawyer by the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court, the Committee of Civil Rights Under Law, Mintz Levin, and Quarles & Brady. Grant graduated from Tufts University with a bachelor’s degree in international relations and history. From there he went on to earn a law degree from the University of Michigan Law School in Ann Arbor.

                Grant is a member of the American Immigration Lawyers Association, and was cited in the Wisconsin Law Journal “Immigration Law Powerlist” for 2025. He has also been listed in the “Best Lawyers in America” citation from 2008 – present, and was also named a “Lawyer of the Year” four different times in the “Best Lawyers in America” publication.


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                  Transportation Options:


                  Bicycle:  Bike racks are available


                  Bus: The BRT Route A bus  runs every 15 minutes and stops in front of Oakwood at the Island/Mineral Point station.  


                  Car: 

                  • Use the Island Drive entrance at 6205 Mineral Point Road.
                  •  Veer left and follow the drive to the 2nd driveway with sign “Heritage Oaks Parking Garage.”
                  •  Turn right into driveway.
                  •   Press the buzzer and the Oakwood desk attendant will buzz you in. There are 70 parking stalls. Park in any visitor or non-reserved stall. Take the elevator up one floor to the main entrance, turn right and walk through the mail box area into the lobby. Ask at the desk for directions to the Performing Arts Center.
                  • When you exit the underground parking, the garage door opens automatically.
                  • _________________________

                  Questions?  Contact lecture organizer Barbara Drake at barbaradrake21@gmail.com

                  • February 12, 2026
                  • 1:30 PM - 3:00 PM
                  • Oakwood Village University Woods Arts & Education Center

                   

                  Thursday, February 12 from 1:30-3:00 p.m.


                  In-Person at Oakwood Village University Woods

                  Arts & Education Center


                  6205 Mineral Point Road


                  Registration is Not Required

                  FREE PARKING


                  Angie Ingraham, MD, MS, FACS, BCPA, is a Board-Certified, Independent Patient Advocate and founder of True North Patient Advocates, LLC. A former trauma, emergency general surgeon, and critical care physician, Angie spent nearly two decades caring for seriously ill patients and conducting research to improve care coordination and communication. She was inspired to launch True North Patient Advocates™ after serving as an advocate for her father, who died of glioblastoma in 2021. Today, she helps individuals, their families, and caregivers navigate the healthcare system with clarity, confidence, and expert guidance. Drawing on both clinical and personal experience, she partners with clients and their healthcare teams to bridge communication gaps, support informed decision-making, and coordinate care across settings. Angie serves on the board of HealthAdvocateX, a national health advocacy non-profit organization, and is a member of the National Association of Healthcare Advocacy and the Alliance for Professional Health Advocates.

                  Dr. Ingraham believes that every person deserves care that reflects their needs, goals, and preferences — but that often takes effort, especially given the complexities of today’s healthcare system. In this interactive lecture she will identify practical ways to speak up, stay informed, and feel more confident no matter where you are on your healthcare journey. She will share how to be your own best health care advocate and how a professional patient advocate can offer additional support. The audience can expect a lively, engaging conversation and leave with clear steps that they can out to use immediately!



                  The audience will learn:

                  • Strategies to prepare for appointments, communicate goals clearly, and make medical visits more productive.
                  • How to navigate the healthcare system more smoothly, including tips for hospital stays and getting in to see specialists.
                  • ·Ways to stay organized throughout your care, so you can make decisions with confidence and clarity.

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                  Transportation Options:


                  Bicycle:  Bike racks are available


                  Bus: The BRT Route A bus  runs every 15 minutes and stops in front of Oakwood at the Island/Mineral Point station.  


                  Car: 

                  • Use the Island Drive entrance at 6205 Mineral Point Road.
                  •  Veer left and follow the drive to the 2nd driveway with sign “Heritage Oaks Parking Garage.”
                  •  Turn right into driveway.
                  •   Press the buzzer and the Oakwood desk attendant will buzz you in. There are 70 parking stalls. Park in any visitor or non-reserved stall. Take the elevator up one floor to the main entrance, turn right and walk through the mail box area into the lobby. Ask at the desk for directions to the Performing Arts Center.
                  • When you exit the underground parking, the garage door opens automatically.
                  • _________________________

                  Questions?  Contact lecture organizer Barbara Drake at barbaradrake21@gmail.com

                  • February 26, 2026
                  • 1:30 PM - 3:00 PM
                  • Oakwood Village University Woods Arts & Education Center

                   

                  Thursday, February 26 from 1:30-3:00 p.m.


                  In-Person at Oakwood Village University Woods

                  Arts & Education Center


                  6205 Mineral Point Road


                  Registration is Not Required

                  FREE PARKING


                  Joe Fahey was raised near the farming hamlet of Belleville, Wisconsin.  After earning his MBA from the University of Wisconsin-Madison, he embarked on a 40-year corporate career, residing in all four corners of the United States.  As an international marketing executive with several multinational companies, he had the privilege of meeting fascinating people and experiencing extraordinary adventures while traveling to the ends of the earth and places in between.  He is now retired and shares his traveling adventures through his book, podcasts and live presentations throughout the Madison area. The audience will hear tales of Joe’s encounters with people and places across the globe!



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                    Transportation Options:


                    Bicycle:  Bike racks are available


                    Bus: The BRT Route A bus  runs every 15 minutes and stops in front of Oakwood at the Island/Mineral Point station.  


                    Car: 

                    • Use the Island Drive entrance at 6205 Mineral Point Road.
                    •  Veer left and follow the drive to the 2nd driveway with sign “Heritage Oaks Parking Garage.”
                    •  Turn right into driveway.
                    •   Press the buzzer and the Oakwood desk attendant will buzz you in. There are 70 parking stalls. Park in any visitor or non-reserved stall. Take the elevator up one floor to the main entrance, turn right and walk through the mail box area into the lobby. Ask at the desk for directions to the Performing Arts Center.
                    • When you exit the underground parking, the garage door opens automatically.
                    • _________________________

                    Questions?  Contact lecture organizer Barbara Drake at barbaradrake21@gmail.com

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                  March 16, 2022 As You Like It
                  February 24, 2022 Wisconsin English, a Conversation with Joe Salmons
                  January 14, 2022 2021/22 PLATO Breakfast Get-Togethers
                  December 10, 2021 Wisconsin Cocktails
                  December 02, 2021 Tending Our Grief: A Self-Care Workshop
                  December 01, 2021 Virtual Theater Trips
                  October 26, 2021 What is Critical Race Theory and why is it controversial?
                  October 19, 2021 Walk: The Mystery of Aztalan Mounds with Robert Birmingham
                  September 23, 2021 “Ask the Weather Guy!”
                  August 25, 2021 Walk: Indian Lake County Park
                  August 17, 2021 Walk: Pheasant Branch Creek Corridor Trail
                  August 04, 2021 Walk: Yahara Heights Park @ Cherokee Marsh
                  July 20, 2021 Morning Walk: Lakeshore Nature Preserve with Amy Rosebrough
                  June 11, 2021 Walk Olin-Turville Point Conservation Park
                  May 11, 2021 Walk Camrock Trail Along Koshkonong Creek
                  May 06, 2021 The Birds & the Bees: How To Get Involved in Citizen Science through Your Garden
                  April 06, 2021 Hidden in Plain Sight: Native American Cultural Landscape
                  March 18, 2021 Life’s A Daring Adventure and You’re Not Done Yet!
                  March 05, 2021 Spring 2021 PLATO VIRTUAL Breakfast Get-Togethers
                  February 18, 2021 Madison College’s Role Promoting Social Justice in the Community
                  February 10, 2021 What We Need to Know About Corona Virus Vaccines
                  January 27, 2021 Exploring Art & History: Max Beckmann’s [Paris] Society at Weimar’s End (1925, 1931, 1947)
                  January 14, 2021 Let’s Talk Hearing - Advice to Make Your Ears Smile!
                  December 03, 2020 Hygge, Health and Happiness
                  November 18, 2020 Patrick J. Lucey: A Lasting Legacy
                  November 10, 2020 Whither the State: 2020 Election Recap
                  October 29, 2020 We Stand on Their Shoulders: A History of Wisconsin Women and Voting
                  October 15, 2020 Deciding What's True in a Polarized Society
                  September 17, 2020 How Computing May Change Our World
                  September 10, 2020 PLATO COVID-19 Online Town Hall
                  September 04, 2020 Fall 2020 PLATO VIRTUAL Breakfast Get-Togethers
                  July 22, 2020 POSTPONED - Frida Kahlo 2020
                  June 17, 2020 CANCELLED - 42nd Street @ Lyric Opera of Chicago
                  June 05, 2020 Summer 2020 PLATO VIRTUAL Breakfast Get-Togethers
                  May 22, 2020 Marsh Haven Nature Center Online Tour
                  May 20, 2020 CANCELLED - 2020 PLATO Annual Meeting & Buffet Lunch
                  May 13, 2020 CANCELLED - Destiny of Desire @ Milwaukee Rep Quadracci Powerhouse Theater
                  May 08, 2020 May 2020 PLATO VIRTUAL Breakfast Get-Togethers
                  May 01, 2020 CANCELLED - Global Hotspots: “American Foreign Policy in an Age of Nationalist Sentiment"
                  May 01, 2020 CANCELLED-Luncheon (prior to Global Hotspots)
                  April 27, 2020 Self-Guided Walks Dane County in the Days of COVID-19
                  April 27, 2020 Exploring Wisconsin on Foot: an ICE AGE TRAIL Resource
                  April 09, 2020 CANCELLED - Gourmet Luncheon and Tour, Madison College Culinary Arts Program
                  April 03, 2020 CANCELLED - Global Hotspots: “The Past, Present, and Future of Rainstorms and Floods in Wisconsin and around the World"
                  April 03, 2020 CANCELLED - Luncheon (prior to Global Hotspots)
                  March 25, 2020 CANCELLED - Eclipsed @ Milwaukee Rep Quadracci Powerhouse
                  March 19, 2020 CANCELLED - Olbrich Botanical Gardens: Your Garden, Your Community
                  February 19, 2020 PLATO Spring 2020 Open House
                  February 07, 2020 Global Hotspots: “Understanding and Addressing the Rise of Vaccine Hesitancy"
                  February 07, 2020 Luncheon (prior to Global Hotspots)
                  January 23, 2020 Prof. Bilge Mutlu: Designing Robots for Human Interaction
                  January 09, 2020 Steve Paulson and Jack Mitchell: The Long Difficult Birth of Public Radio
                  December 10, 2019 Former Gov. Martin J. Schreiber, LEARNING, COPING & SURVIVING AS AN ALZHEIMER’S CAREGIVER
                  December 06, 2019 Global Hotspots:“The Unexpected Origins of the Division of Korea: How Korea Was Divided and Why It Matters”
                  December 06, 2019 Luncheon (prior to Global Hotspots)
                  November 27, 2019 2019/20 PLATO Breakfast Get-Togethers
                  November 20, 2019 Conversation with Retired Senior U.S. Diplomat, J.K. Cheema
                  November 15, 2019 Luncheon (Following Global Hotspots)
                  November 15, 2019 Global Hotspots:“Cryptocurrencies — Where Are They Gaining Real Traction?”
                  November 08, 2019 A Doll's House, Part 2 @ American Players Theatre
                  October 30, 2019 Dr. Amy Gilman, CHAZEN MUSEUM OF THE ARTS HIGHLIGHTS
                  October 28, 2019 David Grunke on Federal Health Care Reform
                  October 18, 2019 Global Hotspots:“The Economic Consequences of Trump’s War on Multilateralism”
                  October 18, 2019 Luncheon (prior to Global Hotspots)
                  October 16, 2019 Guided Walk: Indigenous Earthwork (Indian Mound) on Lake Mendota's North Shore
                  September 20, 2019 Bill Miller in Concert: Storyteller and Musician
                  September 16, 2019 Walk Wilkie Gorge of the Cross Plains National Scientific Reserve
                  September 15, 2019 2 Pianos 4 Hands @ Milwaukee Rep Stackner Cabaret
                  August 21, 2019 Walk the Indian Mounds of Pheasant Branch with Amy Rosebrough
                  August 14, 2019 Come From Away TICKETS ONLY at the Cadillac Palace Theatre, Chicago
                  August 14, 2019 REINSTATED - Hamilton: An American Musical Theater Trip @ CIBC Theatre, Chicago
                  July 26, 2019 Summer Walk in the Woods: Stewart Lake County Park
                  July 11, 2019 Frankenstein @ Lookingglass Theatre, Chicago (Water Tower Place)
                  June 14, 2019 Summer 2019 PLATO Breakfast Get-Togethers
                  June 10, 2019 Walk the Woods of Donald Park
                  June 02, 2019 Next to Normal (Musical) @ Writers Theatre
                  May 29, 2019 Walk Through Quarry and Hoyt Parks
                  May 22, 2019 West Side Story @ Lyric Opera of Chicago
                  May 17, 2019 Tour the Sauk Prairie State Recreation Area with its Founders
                  May 08, 2019 2019 PLATO Annual Meeting & Buffet Lunch
                  May 07, 2019 Walk Through Turville Point Conservation Park
                  May 05, 2019 Two Trains Running @ Milwaukee Rep at Quadracci Powerhouse
                  May 01, 2019 From Military Facility to Green Space: The Amazing Transformation of the Badger Army Ammunition Plant
                  April 26, 2019 Global Hotspots:“American Foreign Policy in an Age of Nationalist Sentiment”
                  April 26, 2019 Luncheon (prior to Global Hotspots)
                  April 17, 2019 Hamilton 2016 Wait List Theater Trip 3 @ CIBC Theatre, Chicago
                  April 09, 2019 R E S C H E D U L E D Wilkie Gorge of the Cross Plains National Scientific Reserve
                  March 26, 2019 Book Talk: "The Making of Pioneer Wisconsin - Voices of Early Settlers"
                  March 22, 2019 Global Hotspots:“Viral Markets: Economics, the Environment, and Emerging Disease in the 20th Century"
                  March 22, 2019 Luncheon (prior to Global Hotspots)
                  March 12, 2019 Madison’s Gail Ambrosius and her Award winning chocolate business
                  March 10, 2019 Mark Twain's River of Song @ Milwaukee Rep Stackner Cabaret
                  February 22, 2019 Global Hotspots:“In Harm's Way: The Changing Landscape of War Reporting in the 21st Century”
                  February 22, 2019 Luncheon (prior to Global Hotspots)
                  February 20, 2019 PLATO Spring 2019 Open House
                  February 06, 2019 Junk @ Milwaukee Rep at Quadracci Powerhouse
                  January 13, 2019 The All Night Strut @ Milwaukee Rep Stackner Cabaret
                  December 05, 2018 Miss Bennet: Christmas at Pemberley @ Milwaukee Rep Quadracci Powerhouse Theater
                  December 05, 2018 LUNCH prior to Miss Bennet: Christmas at Pemberley @ Milwaukee Rep Quadracci Powerhouse Theater
                  November 16, 2018 Global Hot Spots: “Human Trafficking and Slavery in Japan”
                  November 16, 2018 Luncheon (prior to Global Hotspots)
                  November 14, 2018 Hamilton 2016 Wait List Theater Trip 2 @ CIBC Theatre, Chicago
                  November 13, 2018 Lecture: "Midterm Election Results & Implications."
                  November 09, 2018 Engaging Shaw @ American Players Theatre
                  November 08, 2018 The Power to Change Lives
                  October 31, 2018 C A N C E L L E D: Stewart Lake County Park
                  October 17, 2018 Lecture: "Midterm Elections 2018: Wisconsin and the Nation."
                  October 14, 2018 Walk: Olin Park, Turville Point Conservation Park
                  October 10, 2018 In The Heights @ Milwaukee Rep Quadracci Powerhouse Theater
                  September 26, 2018 Walk: Lakeshore Nature Preserve: Effigy Mounds and Bird Migration
                  September 20, 2018 PLATO Fall Open House
                  September 16, 2018 Songs for Nobodies @ Milwaukee Rep Stackner Cabaret
                  September 14, 2018 Global Hot Spots: “Global Health in Obstetrics & Gynecology: Engagement, Outreach, and Opportunities”
                  September 14, 2018 Luncheon (prior to Global Hotspots)
                  September 14, 2018 2018/19 PLATO Breakfast Get-Togethers
                  September 12, 2018 Volunteer Cafe: Madison-area Urban Ministry
                  September 05, 2018 Lecture: “The Science of the Origin of Life”
                  August 28, 2018 Walk: Schumacher Farm Park
                  August 14, 2018 Born Yesterday @ American Players Theatre
                  August 13, 2018 Walk: Edna Taylor Conservancy & Aldo Leopold Nature Center
                  July 25, 2018 Walk: Pleasant Valley Conservancy SNA
                  July 11, 2018 As You Like It @ American Players Theatre
                  July 09, 2018 Walk: Indian Lake County Park
                  June 19, 2018 Walk: Pleasant Valley Conservancy SNA
                  June 13, 2018 Hamilton 2016 Wait List Theater Trip 1 @ CIBC Theatre, Chicago
                  June 10, 2018 Buried Child @ Writers Theatre
                  June 08, 2018 PLATO Breakfast Get-Togethers
                  June 06, 2018 Walk the (new) Lower Yahara River Trail
                  May 29, 2018 2018 PLATO Annual Meeting & Buffet Lunch
                  May 23, 2018 Importance of Early Childhood Learning and Its Influence on Success Throughout Life
                  May 20, 2018 Always...Patsy Cline @ Milwaukee Rep Stackner Cabaret
                  May 10, 2018 Volunteer Cafe - May 10, 2018
                  May 09, 2018 Jesus Christ Superstar @ Lyric Opera of Chicago
                  May 09, 2018 PLATO is the Most Powerful Organization in Dane County
                  May 08, 2018 Lecture: History and Future of Patrick Marsh Wildlife Area
                  May 07, 2018 A Walk around Patrick Marsh Wildlife Area
                  May 03, 2018 Walking the Parks and Trails of Dane County
                  April 27, 2018 Global Hot Spots: “American Foreign Policy in an Age of Nationalist Sentiment”
                  April 27, 2018 Luncheon (prior to Global Hotspots)
                  April 18, 2018 Doubt: A Parable @ Milwaukee Chamber Theatre, Cabot Theatre
                  April 17, 2018 Lecture: "Well-being and Resilience in Aging"
                  April 08, 2018 Guess Who's Coming to Dinner @ Court Theater, University of Chicago
                  March 23, 2018 Global Hot Spots: “Science and Fake News”
                  March 23, 2018 Luncheon (prior to Global Hotspots)
                  March 14, 2018 One House Over @ Milwaukee Rep Quadracci Powerhouse Theater
                  March 07, 2018 Clearing Misconceptions About ISLAM & Current Community Challenges
                  February 21, 2018 PLATO Spring Open House
                  February 18, 2018 Black Pearl Sings @ Milwaukee Rep Stackner Cabaret
                  February 16, 2018 Luncheon (prior to Global Hotspots)
                  February 14, 2018 Victorian's Secrets: The Revealing History of Women's Underwear
                  January 30, 2018 Volunteer Cafe - January 2018
                  January 17, 2018 Hurricanes, Wildfires & Climate Change . . . ?Cause & Effect???
                  January 14, 2018 Murder for Two @ Milwaukee Rep Stackner Cabaret
                  January 07, 2018 Hard Times @ Lookingglass Theatre, Chicago (Water Tower Place)
                  December 10, 2017 Moving Past Hate
                  December 06, 2017 Holmes and Watson @ Milwaukee Rep Quadracci Powerhouse Theater
                  November 17, 2017 Luncheon (prior to Global Hotspots)
                  November 15, 2017 “We Gotta Get Out of This Place: The Soundtrack of the Vietnam War”
                  October 27, 2017 Forest Hill Cemetery: A Walk Through Madison History
                  October 25, 2017 The Who and The What @ Milwaukee Rep Stiemke Studio
                  October 18, 2017 PLATO's 30th Anniversary
                  October 13, 2017 PLATO Breakfast Get-Togethers
                  October 05, 2017 Volunteer Cafe
                  October 04, 2017 Guys and Dolls (Musical) @ Milwaukee Rep Quadracci Powerhouse Theater
                  September 20, 2017 PLATO Fall Course Preview
                  September 17, 2017 Five Guys Named Moe (Musical) @ Court Theatre, University of Chicago
                  September 15, 2017 Luncheon (prior to Global Hotspots)
                  September 13, 2017 BOOST YOUR BRAIN HEALTH: Reduce Your Risk of Alzheimer's and Dementia
                  September 13, 2017 Bascom Hill History Tour
                  August 30, 2017 A Walk Along Koshkonong Creek in CamRock County Park
                  August 29, 2017 PLATO Night in Sun Prairie
                  August 27, 2017 Moby Dick @ Lookingglass Theatre, Chicago (Water Tower Place)
                  August 14, 2017 A Morning Walk at Cherokee Marsh
                  July 12, 2017 Walk Lake Shore Preserve
                  July 11, 2017 A Flea in Her Ear @ American Players Theatre, Spring Green
                  June 30, 2017 A Walk in Donald Park
                  June 23, 2017 Morning on the Terrace
                  June 18, 2017 Parade (Musical) @ Writers Theatre
                  June 12, 2017 A Walk in Lodi Marsh State Wildlife Area
                  June 02, 2017 Walk Pheasant Branch Conservancy
                  May 17, 2017 2017 PLATO Annual Meeting
                  May 17, 2017 Walk Lake Farm Park - Prior to Annual Meeting
                  May 10, 2017 Jane Eyre @ Milwaukee Rep Quadracci Powerhouse Theater
                  April 21, 2017 Luncheon (prior to Global Hotspots)
                  April 12, 2017 WISCONSIN'S ADOPTED SONS: CONSERVATIONISTS JOHN MUIR & ALDO LEOPOLD
                  March 30, 2017 Campus Tour: Institutes of Discovery and Geology Museum
                  March 10, 2017 Global Hotspots: International Implications of Brexit in the EU and around the World
                  March 10, 2017 Luncheon (prior to Global Hotspots)
                  March 08, 2017 Grounded @ Milwaukee Rep Stiemke Studio
                  February 24, 2017 PLATO Breakfast at Elie's Family Restaurant
                  February 15, 2017 PLATO Spring Course Preview
                  February 10, 2017 Global Hotspots: "Is Civic Culture Dead? A Comparative Analysis of the United States, Mexico, Colombia, and Brazil"
                  February 10, 2017 Luncheon (prior to Global Hotspots)
                  February 08, 2017 Disgraced @ Milwaukee Rep Quadracci Powerhouse Theater
                  February 03, 2017 The use of Immunotherapy & Stem Cell Transplant Therapies to Treat Cancer
                  January 29, 2017 Blues for an Alabama Sky @ Court Theatre, University of Chicago
                  January 23, 2017 Long Term Care: Planning for My Future Needs
                  January 18, 2017 Going for Wisconsin Gold; Stories of Our State Olympians
                  December 07, 2016 Hamilton: An American Musical @ Private Bank Theatre, Chicago Field Trip
                  November 16, 2016 WRAP UP of DIVERSITY COMMITTEE'S PLATO BIG READ PROJECT: EVICTED
                  November 11, 2016 Global Hot Spots: “Shakespeare around the World: Caliban’s Land Ethic in The Tempest”
                  November 11, 2016 Luncheon (prior to Global Hotspots)
                  November 09, 2016 Tour and Lunch at the New MatC Culinary Arts Facility
                  November 05, 2016 Lunch Prior to Encore Viewing of "An Evening with Evicted Author Matthew Desmond"
                  November 05, 2016 Added Events to Enrich Your Big Read Experience
                  November 03, 2016 Health and Resource Fair
                  November 02, 2016 WARF: The Wisconsin Alumni Research Foundation: Investing in Research, Making a Difference for 90 Years+
                  November 02, 2016 The Royale @ Milwaukee Rep Stiemke Studio
                  October 30, 2016 Lady Day at Emerson's Bar and Grill @ Milwaukee Rep's Stackner Cabaret
                  October 14, 2016 The PLATO Kaffeeklatsch @ Memorial Union Terrace
                  October 12, 2016 Man of La Mancha @ Milwaukee Rep Quadracci Powerhouse Theater
                  October 07, 2016 Global Hot Spots: “Beyond the Left-Right Divide: Ideological Hot Spots in a Polarized America”
                  October 07, 2016 Luncheon (prior to Global Hotspots)
                  October 04, 2016 Fitting the Pieces Together with Medicare
                  October 03, 2016 Medicare Prescription Drug Coverage (Part D)
                  September 21, 2016 PLATO Fall Course Preview
                  September 20, 2016 Olbrich Gardens Daytime Stroll
                  September 16, 2016 Global Hot Spots: “Fighting Zika and Other Emerging Viruses”
                  September 16, 2016 Luncheon (prior to Global Hotspots)
                  September 09, 2016 The PLATO Kaffeeklatsch @ Memorial Union Terrace
                  August 26, 2016 UW-Madison Campus Mini-Coach Tour 2016 - August 26
                  August 14, 2016 War Paint (A World Premier Musical) @ Goodman Theatre, Chicago Field Trip
                  August 12, 2016 The PLATO Kaffeeklatsch @ Memorial Union Terrace
                  July 29, 2016 UW-Madison Campus Mini-Coach Tour 2016 - July 29
                  July 20, 2016 Walk the Gardens at EPIC Systems with Jeff Epping
                  July 09, 2016 Walk Indian Lake County Park
                  July 08, 2016 The PLATO Kaffeeklatsch @ Memorial Union Terrace
                  July 06, 2016 A Walk Along Table Bluff in Cross Plains
                  June 28, 2016 A Walk in Cherokee Marsh
                  June 24, 2016 UW-Madison Campus Trolley Tour 2016 - June 24
                  June 17, 2016 A Walk Through the Brooklyn State Wildlife Area
                  May 25, 2016 Forest Hill Cemetery: A Walk Through Madison History
                  May 20, 2016 University Senior Guest Auditor Workshop
                  May 12, 2016 A Walk Along the Madison Segment of the Ice Age Trail
                  May 11, 2016 Fences @ Milwaukee Rep Powerhouse Theater
                  May 10, 2016 End of Life Preparedness Lecture (Part II)
                  May 03, 2016 End of Life Preparedness Lecture (Part I of II)
                  April 26, 2016 Owning Your Future: Resources to Assist as we Age
                  April 22, 2016 Global Hot Spots: Biodiversity Conservation in Developing Countries
                  April 22, 2016 Luncheon (prior to Global Hotspots)
                  April 07, 2016 American Song @ Milwaukee Rep
                  March 18, 2016 Global Hot Spots: An Update from Paris: Climate Change Summit
                  March 18, 2016 Luncheon (prior to Global Hot Spots)
                  March 11, 2016 Library Electronic Resources Primer @ Madison Public Library
                  March 09, 2016 The Invisible Hand @ Milwaukee Rep - Stiemke Studio
                  February 28, 2016 The Devil's Music: The Life and Blues of Bessie Smith @ Stackner Cabaret
                  February 19, 2016 Global Hot Spots: American Foreign Policy and the Changing Middle East
                  February 19, 2016 Luncheon (prior to Global Hot Spots)
                  February 10, 2016 Library Electronic Resources Primer @ Madison Public Library
                  January 20, 2016 Wednesday Night @ the Lab: Nitraites in Wisconsin's Groundwater
                  January 13, 2016 Wednesday Night @ the Lab: DNA & Waistlines
                  January 06, 2016 Wednesday Night @ the Lab: Walking and Strokes
                  December 09, 2015 The Mousetrap @ Milwaukee Rep
                  December 03, 2015 UW Showcase Series
                  November 20, 2015 Global Hot Spots: “Market Reforms and Water Wars”
                  November 04, 2015 The Lion @ Milwaukee Rep - Stiemke Studio
                  October 27, 2015 On Fourth Lake: A Social History of Lake Mendota Book Talk
                  October 14, 2015 Dreamgirls @ Milwaukee Rep
                  September 16, 2015 PLATO Fall Course Preview
                  September 15, 2015 Back-to-School Primer @ Madison Public Library
                  September 10, 2015 Crimes of the 21st Century: Scams Targeting Seniors
                  August 26, 2015 Afternoon Tour: The Henry Vilas Zoo
                  August 26, 2015 Morning Tour: The Henry Vilas Zoo
                  August 26, 2015 PLATO's Farewell to Summer Picnic @ Vilas Park Shelter, Madison
                  August 14, 2015 The PLATO Kaffeeklatsch @ Memorial Union Terrace
                  July 09, 2015 The PLATO Kaffeeklatsch @ Memorial Union Terrace
                  June 24, 2015 Drive-to PLATO Lecture & Visit at the Milwaukee Art Museum: Van Gogh to Pollock: Modern Rebels Exhibition
                  May 03, 2015 End of Life Preparedness (Parts I & II)
                  April 23, 2015 End of Life Preparedness
                  April 16, 2015 End of Life Preparedness
                  April 01, 2015 Five Presidents @ Milwaukee Rep
                  February 18, 2015 PLATO Spring Course Preview
                  December 10, 2014 Harvey @ Milwaukee Rep
                  October 22, 2014 The Color Purple (The Musical about Love)
                  October 04, 2014 Epic Systems Campus 2


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