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    • April 04, 2025
    • December 05, 2025
    • 9 sessions
    • 724 S. Gammon Rd., Madison


    1st Friday Breakfast is returning to the

    Pancake Cafe in September


    Make new friends, learn more about PLATO and greet new members at a full service breakfast café.

    • Where?  Pancake Cafe, 724 S Gammon Rd., Madison
    • When?  Meets on the first Friday of each month from 9:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m.

    • Directions: Located at the intersection of Watts Road and S. Gammon Road across from Woodman's.


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

    • Organizer: Catherine Masi

    • RSVP or Questions?  Email Catherine at  catherine.masi@gmail.com  to let her know you're coming the Thursday before the breakfast.  Also email her if you have any questions.



      • June 27, 2025
      • October 24, 2025
      • 5 sessions
      • Rotunda Cafe in the Lobby of Lake Ridge Bank, 1965 Atwood Ave., Madison, WI

      COFFEE GATHERING


      Make new friends and meet new PLATO members over a cup of coffee and breakfast snacks

      The Rotunda Ca
      fe, 1965 Atwood Avenue on Madison's near east side


      • Meet on Fourth Friday of each month

      • Time: 9:30 am to 11:30 am

      • Place: Rotunda Cafe, lobby of Lake Ridge Bank, formerly Monona Bank

      • Ambiance: With a unique, large seating area, The Rotunda Cafe is an attractive rotunda in what was once the Monona Bank building at Schenks Corners. Great ambiance with pleasant, soothing background music.

      • Place order at counter, bus own table 

      • Food choices are limited but do include breakfast burritos and doughnuts
      • Parking: (see below)

      • RSVP or Questions? Email Sue Ellerhost at luvcetaceans@gmail.com or Donaby Henton at aiexplorer125@gmail.com by Wednesday so they know you are coming. 

      • COVID Protocol: Please continue to use a mask if you desire

      Parking Options:

      • Street parking is available on either side of the bank, on Atwood and on Winnebago and further down both streets.

      • Parking is also available at Trinity Lutheran Church, 904 Winnebago St.  Please note: The church requests a small good will donation which will be used to benefit a local neighborhood fund. We will periodically request a few dollars donation for this from our members who use the lot.

      • Parking is also available in the lot behind United Way, 2059 Atwood Ave. Drive all the way in to the unmarked spaces toward the back of the lot.
        • 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)



        • September 25, 2025
        • 1:30 PM - 3:00 PM
        • Oakwood Village University Woods Arts & Education Center

         


        Healing the Heart through Forgiveness


        Thursday, September 25 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


        Lisa Rickert has spent 20-plus years working with defense teams on death penalty cases around the country. She has witnessed the pain and trauma of those who have lost a loved one to murder. In the process, she has also explored and uncovered layers of pain and trauma in the lives of those who killed another human being. She has been humbled by those who trusted her with their stories of buried wounds and has been in awe of those who chose mercy in response to unspeakable pain.

        It is Lisa’s core belief that people who forgive contribute to a kinder, more peaceful world.

        Lisa earned her MSW at the University of Wisconsin-Madison.  As a social worker, she has worked in the areas of juvenile delinquency, child protection, and sentencing advocacy.  She has always been fascinated by emotional healing practices, particularly the work of Dr. Robert Enright, a professor of educational psychology at UW-Madison, and a leader in the study of forgiveness in the  healing process.                                                                                           



                                                           

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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

        • September 30, 2025
        • 1:00 PM - 2:30 PM
        • 201 State Street, Madison
        • 15
        Register


        Tour of the Overture Center

        Tuesday, September 30 from 1:00 p.m. - 2:30 p.m.

        Free to PLATO members and guests.

        Registration is required.

        Step inside Madison’s premier performing arts center for a special guided tour designed just for our group. We’ll explore the stunning lobbies, peek into the theater spaces, and—when available—venture backstage to see where the magic happens. Along the way, we’ll hear fascinating stories about the history of the Overture Center and learn about the wide variety of performances and programs that bring the community together today.

        Please enter through the State street doors at 201 State street where our tour guides will meet us by the Info Desk which is just inside the lobby as you enter.

        Accessibility:   You are encouraged to wear close-toed supportive shoes.  There will be a lot of time on your feet walking around and standing and there are some stairs.  If there are people in the group who have accessible needs,  the tour guides can accommodate by going on a route that doesn't include stairs and has some stops where folks can sit for a bit.

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        Transportation Options:

        Bicycle:  Bike racks are available

        Bus: The Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) Route A and Route B buses run every 15 minutes and stop on State street.

        Parking:  The Overture Center Garage is a block away at 318 W. Mifflin street.

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

        • October 09, 2025
        • 8:30 AM - 5:30 PM
        • Fireside Theater in Fort Atkinson
        • 2



        Fireside Theatre, Fort Atkinson

        Thursday, October 9, 2025

        Registration deadline is Monday, September 15

        It's an American classic!  It's the show that first introduced the immortal writing team of Rodgers and Hammerstein! It's the show that ushered in the Golden Age of American Musical Theatre! It's OKLAHOMA! This bright, brassy, boisterous musical comedy is filled with colorful costumes, breathtaking dancing, side-spitting humor, and a musical score featuring such hits as "People Will Say We're In Love," "Surrey With the Fringe On Top," and the rousing title number "Oklahoma!" The original production won a Pulitzer Prize and various Broadway revivals have won multiple Tony Awards. Now The Fireside presents a fresh, new, not to be missed telling of this time-honored musical.

        The meal includes a Scallop Appetizer, freshly baked breads, choice of entree, Double Layer Carrot Cake for dessert, and coffee/tea/milk. Entree choices include:

        • Chicken Florentine:  Pan seared Chicken Breast stuffed with Fresh Spinach and Cheeses, served over a Spinach Cream Sauce and served with Garlic Whipped Potatoes and Roasted Asparagus.
        • Baked Almond Crusted Cod:  Two Northern Cod Fillets coated with Dijon Mustard and crusted with Toasted Almonds, Japanese Breadcrumbs, and Fresh Herbs. Baked to crunchy perfection and served with our decadent Tarragon Sauce and served with Garlic Whipped Potatoes and Roasted Asparagus.   
        • Beef Short Rib:   Slowly braised in beef stock and dressed with a red wine demi-glaze and served with Garlic Whipped Potatoes and Roasted Asparagus.
        • Vegetarian Option:  Vegetarian Manicotti with red sauce

        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)

        8:30 a.m. - Depart Verona Park & Ride

        9:00 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, September 15, 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

        • October 09, 2025
        • 1:30 PM - 3:00 PM
        • Oakwood Village University Woods Arts & Education Center

         


        Beyond Politics: the Content of Wisconsin's Character, Past & Present


        Thursday, October 9 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


        Mike McCabe brings a farming background and a lifetime of experience in politics, journalism, nonprofit leadership and public sector management to his writing. He ran a spirited underdog campaign for governor of Wisconsin in 2018. Earlier he started the grassroots group Blue Jean Nation and for 15 years led the Wisconsin Democracy Campaign, an independent watchdog group that tracks the money in state elections and works for reforms making people matter more than money in politics. In that role, Mike blew the whistle on wrongdoing by elected officials and earned a reputation as one of the nation’s best political money trackers.

        He was recognized by the Society of Professional Journalists and Wisconsin Freedom of Information Council as the “Citizen Openness Advocate of the Year” for 2012, and the University of Wisconsin’s School of Journalism honored him with its Distinguished Service Award in 2015.

         Over the years, his work attracted the attention of national news networks including ABC, CBS, CNN, Fox, NBC, MSNBC, NPR and Al-Jazeera America, as well as newspapers including The New York Times, Washington Post, USA Today and Wall Street Journal, and magazines such as Time and New Yorker. He also has been a frequent guest on news programs and talk shows on television and radio stations in Wisconsin and around the country. A dynamic and much sought-after public speaker, Mike has made more than 2,000 presentations to a wide range of audiences over the course of his career.

        Mike is the author of three books including Blue Jeans in High Places: The Coming Makeover of American Politics, published in 2014 and currently in its fourth printing, Unscrewing America released in 2020, and Miracles Along County Q released at the end of 2024.  Mike will have these books for sale at the conclusion of his 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.
        • _________________________

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

        • October 23, 2025
        • 1:30 PM - 3:00 PM
        • Oakwood Village University Woods Arts & Education Center

         

        Immigration Law History & Current Status


        Thursday, October 23 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


        Join us for an engaging presentation on the history and current status of U.S. immigration law. We’ll trace how immigration policy has evolved over the decades, from the earliest federal laws to modern debates shaping today’s headlines. Along the way, we’ll explore the social, political, and economic forces that influenced these changes and take a close look at the challenges and opportunities facing our immigration system now. Whether you’re curious about the past, concerned about the present, or thinking about the future, this talk will offer valuable insights into one of the most important issues of our time.

        Raluca Vais-Ottosen earned her master’s in law (LL.M) from the Louisiana State University in 2004.  She is originally from Romania, where she obtained a law degree from the Spiru Haret University Law School, and a B.S. from Petru Rares National College. She is Chair of Dewitt Law Firm’s Immigration practice group and assists clients with U.S. immigration matters ranging from family-based and individual immigration applications to employment related visas and work authorization.

        Raluca Vais-Ottosen was elected to serve as the Chair of the Wisconsin Chapter of the American Immigration Lawyers Association (AILA) in June 2025. AILA is the largest and most reputable immigration bar association in the United States  with 39 chapters nationwide. With extensive experience in immigration law, Raluca has long been committed to helping individuals, families, and businesses navigate complex immigration matters.                                    

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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

        • November 05, 2025
        • 8:15 AM - 5:30 PM
        • Fond du Lac
        • 6
        Register



        Autumn Exploration in Fond du Lac

        Wednesday, November 5, 2025

        Registration deadline is Monday, October 13


        Since the hotel’s opening in 1923, Walter Schroeder (the original owner of the hotel) had a vision to create the Hotel Retlaw as one of the finest hotels in the State of Wisconsin. The eight-story neoclassical hotel in red brick with its cornice and façade detailing shows the attention to detail that was not overlooked in buildings of the era. It’s no coincidence that the name Retlaw, if you haven’t guessed it yet, is his first name backwards. While little has changed on the exterior of the hotel over the past 90 years, the interior has undergone several transformations. Hotel Retlaw has been restored to its former historical significance with a remarkable renovation completed in 2019.  To view some images of the interior click on https://www.thehotelretlaw.com/gallery.  The building has been placed on the National Register of Historic Places by the National Park Service. Hotel Retlaw stands today as one of the most richly historic hotels in Wisconsin.

        Schroeder developed several other noteworthy hotels in Wisconsin, which included: The Schroeder Hotel (now the Hilton Milwaukee), The Astor on the Lake (now The Astor Hotel), and Hotel Wisconsin —all in Milwaukee. In addition, he was the driving force behind Hotel Northland in Green Bay; Hotel Loraine (now Loraine Condominiums) in Madison; Hotel Wausau (now the Landmark Building) in Wausau and the Hotel Duluth (now called Greysolon Plaza) in Duluth, MN.

        Our next stop will be at Faris Gourmet Popcorn & Treats which produces over 350 varieties of gourmet popcorn flavors and mixes. Their products are available in their brick & mortar outlet store, online store, as well as approximately 3,000 box stores nationwide. With no other companies like it in Southeastern Wisconsin, Faris Gourmet Popcorn & Treats was created with the intent to introduce the community to new, unique, and delicious flavors available at an affordable price, so everyone has the opportunity to enjoy it!


        At Lakeside Park you can enjoy a magnificent view from the 40-foot-high observation deck of the lighthouse!  Climb your way to the top for a spectacular view of Lakeside Park and Lake Winnebago. The Lighthouse is the city’s signature attraction and most photographed structure in town. Built in 1933 during the Great Depression, the bottom 10 feet consists of a flagstone covered base, while the upper section of the tower is of frame construction. By 1965, the lighthouse had fallen into disrepair. After the lighthouse was restored, a celebration was held on July 3, 1968. A plaque on a stone near the lighthouse reads: “Saved 1967, Restored 1993. Fond du Lac Evening Optimist Club". A wooden staircase attached to the interior walls of the lighthouse winds up through the tower, permitting visitors to reach the observation deck, where an amazing view of Lakeside Park awaits you.

        Finally The Kristmas Kringle Shoppe is an enchanting two-story Bavarian-style shop with an interior resemblance to quaint European shops.  It is a Midwest favorite and has long been a destination for shoppers of all ages! . The shop has more than 70 themed trees and gifts for all occasions.  A perfect place to start your holiday shopping! 

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        Lunch

        Family-style luncheon of baked ham, roast turkey, mashed potatoes with gravy, green beans and beverage.

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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

        8:15 a.m.  Depart Verona Park & Ride

        8:35 a.m.   Depart (East Madison) Dutch Mill Park & 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 & 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: $75 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, October 13, 2025.

        Mail-In Registration Form:   Download, Print, and Mail-in-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.

        • November 06, 2025
        • 1:30 PM - 3:00 PM
        • Oakwood Village University Woods Arts & Education Center

         

        Beyond Alexa & Siri:

        AI, Your Digital Dignity, and an Empowered Future 


        Thursday, November 6 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


        This lecture will provide a compelling and empowering introduction to AI, focusing on the crucial concept of digital dignity for older adults. It balances fundamental understanding with the practical benefits and ethical considerations. It aims to introduce AI as a tool that can enhance the lives of older adults, provided it is developed and used in a way that respects their dignity, independence, and agency, while also offering a glimpse into practical applications.


        Dr. Hank Weiss (PhD, MPH, MS) is an experienced epidemiologist and AI advocate at JBS International, passionately promoting the transformation of work through effective and ethical AI use. He earned his PhD in epidemiology from the University of Pittsburgh and has worked in infectious disease control, trauma and poison control systems, public health surveillance, and injury prevention. His career spans decades, characterized by scholarship, leadership, and peer recognition, especially for his contributions to injury prevention research and practice. This includes leading groundbreaking studies on maternal and child health risks, directing Wisconsin's response to the opioid crisis, and providing expert guidance to local agencies. He has a deep, practical understanding of the challenges faced by practitioners at the intersections of science, policy, implementation, and evaluation. As an innovation-driven professional, Dr. Weiss now focuses on the transformative potential of artificial intelligence. Fun facts: he enjoys playing pickleball, hiking, biking, and lived in New Zealand for five years. He is married with two grown daughters and is currently looking for a new dog.               

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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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      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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