
Sign Making
Going to the NO KINGS rally? Join us for sign making too! We'll have food and materials for included. Make connections and hear from our guest speaker, the leader of the Young Dems of WI at 7pm.

Learn about Young Democrats of Wisconsin
Join us as Jake Williams, Chair of the Young Democrats of Wisconsin, shares insights into the organization’s goals for increasing voter engagement among ages 18–40 and the events planned for 2026. To support local non-profits, we encourage attendees to bring small bottles of dish soap, hand soap, or hand sanitizer for donation to Safe Haven.
📅 Wednesday, October 15
🕖 7:00 PM
📍 Shawano Civic Center
💻 Zoom Option: https://zoom.us/j/6228488386?pwd=HuuvjqBOdsqgU2UHXst1K8Ca4qyaWH.1

Tech Made Simple: Session 1
Looking to feel more confident online? Paul Kenesairo is offering hands-on help navigating Google tools and email. Bring your computer or tablet to one of two sessions—he’ll guide you through the essentials and help you build your skills.
📅 Saturday, October 18 | 🕘 9:00–11:00 AM | 📍 Shawano Civic Center
📅 Monday, November 3 | 🕕 6:00–8:00 PM | 📍 Shawano Public Library

NO KINGS Rally
DEMOCRACY REQUIRES COURAGE!
Saturday, October 18th
11:00 AM – 12:00 PM
Meet at Franklin Park, Shawano
We’ll march together to the Shawano Courthouse, where speakers will take the stage.
Bring your signs, bring your voice, and bring your energy. Our freedoms are under attack—let’s show the world we will not accept a king in this country.
Together, our collective power cannot be ignored.
Join us and be part of history—the largest protest Shawano has ever seen!

Fall Dinner
Join us October 25th for our annual Fall Dinner with guest speakers Hon. Chris Taylor (WI Supreme Court Candidate), Katrina Shankland, and Emily Tseffos. Get to know your fellow community members and hear about what these three are doing to make Wisconsin a better place! RSVP via ActBlue: https://secure.actblue.com/donate/smcdpfalldinner

Listening/Learning Session with Organizers
Hear from Indivisible leaders in Southern Oconto and Marinette Counties as they share their missions and goals for future grassroots action. Mimi Germer (Oconto) and Andy Rich (Marinette) will explain the vision behind the Indivisible movement and its ongoing efforts.
Additionally, Jane Benson from the Wisconsin Fair Maps Coalition will present a slide presentation outlining the organization’s work toward establishing a permanent fair-maps solution in Wisconsin.
📅 Monday, October 27
🕖 7:00 PM
📍 Shawano Civic Center

Tech Made Simple: Session 2
Looking to feel more confident online? Paul Kenesairo is offering hands-on help navigating Google tools and email. Bring your computer or tablet to one of two sessions—he’ll guide you through the essentials and help you build your skills.
📅 Saturday, October 18 | 🕘 9:00–11:00 AM | 📍 Shawano Civic Center
📅 Monday, November 3 | 🕕 6:00–8:00 PM | 📍 Shawano Public Library

Listening/Learning Session
📢 Monthly Rally & Listening Session
Join us on Monday, September 29 for our monthly rally at the corners of Main & Green Bay Streets in Shawano from 5:30–6:30 pm. Bring your own signs or borrow one of ours!
This month, we’re encouraging positive messages that reflect what Democrats believe in—whether it’s fairness, quality education, or opportunity for all. 💙
Afterward, head over to the Civic Center for refreshments at 6:30 pm, followed by a Listening & Learning Session with veteran Dave King at 7:00 pm. Dave will share his experiences and talk about the impact of losing veteran benefits.
Let’s come together, raise our voices, and listen to stories that matter.

RALLY! Democrats believe in...
📢 Rally & Listening Session
Join us on Monday, September 29 for our monthly rally at the corners of Main & Green Bay Streets in Shawano from 5:30–6:30 pm. Bring your own signs or borrow one of ours!
This month, we’re encouraging positive messages that reflect what Democrats believe in—whether it’s fairness, quality education, or opportunity for all. 💙
Afterward, head over to the Civic Center for refreshments at 6:30 pm, followed by a Listening & Learning Session with veteran Dave King at 7:00 pm. Dave will share his experiences and talk about the impact of losing veteran benefits.
Let’s come together, raise our voices, and listen to stories that matter.

Dining With Dems
🍽️ Shawano County Dinner Gathering
We’re excited to get better acquainted with our western Shawano County Democrats! Join us for dinner on Thursday, September 25 at 5:30 pm at Chet & Emil's in Birnamwood.
It’s chicken special night 🐔—a perfect time to share a meal, good conversation, and community. We’d love to see you there!

Bonduel Founders Day
📣 We’ll be tabling at this popular event on Saturday, September 20 from 9:00 am–3:00 pm!
Stop by to grab your No Kings button if you don’t already have one. Weather permitting, kids can join in on a fun round of Pin the Tail on the Donkey 🎯 with prizes up for grabs.
🙌 Extra hands are always welcome—let us know if you’re available to help out!

Constitution Day & Citizenship Day Dinner
Event begins at 6:00 pm at Luigi's. Fill out the form below to reserve your spot.
If you prefer to send your payment by mail, you can send it to our P.O. Box 14, Shawano WI. If you’re writing a check, please make it out to Shawano-Menominee Counties Democratic Party.
Shawano County Fair Booth
Stop by our Chat Booth to share your ideas, ask questions, and connect with fellow community members about the issues that matter most to Shawano and Menominee Counties. We’re here to listen, learn, and work together for a stronger future.

Listening & Learning Session with Sara Rodriguez, Candidate for Governor
This Monday! We'll be hosting candidate for governor and current Lieutenant Governor, Sara Rodriguez Come with questions and concerns for the future.
Join us on August 25 at 7pm at the Shawano Civic Center.

Potluck Meeting
Join us Wednesday, August 20 at the Neopit Precinct for a potluck and conversation with local candidates looking to represent Wisconsin’s 8th Congressional District and 6th Assembly District. Bring a dish to pass, ask questions, and meet the next leaders of Wisconsin! Potluck starts at 6 PM, meeting at 7 PM. Please bring hygiene products to donate to the local shelter, The Eagle's Nest.



WTCH’S Breakfast Club
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July 16th Picnic: Kuckuck Park 5:00 -7:00 pm 700 Oak Park Dr. Shawano
Bring a dish to pass. There will be activities and speakers.

June 30 Community Listening Session 7:00 pm Shawano Civic Center
June 30 Community Listening Session 7:00 pm Shawano Civic Center

June 28 Party Building Canvass in Wittenberg
June 28 Party Building Canvass in Wittenberg

June 18 Pot Luck 6:00 pm Meeting 7:00 pm Wittenberg Community Center
June 18 Pot Luck 6:00 pm Meeting 7:00 pm Wittenberg Community Center

June 14: No Kings March and Rally 10:00 am Franklin Park
June 14: No Kings March and Rally 10:00 am Franklin Park

May 21 Community Listening Session 7:00 pm Shawano Civic Center Julie Hancock will speak on immigration and Andi Rich on clean water Membership Meeting to follow
May 21 Community Listening Session
7:00 pm Shawano Civic Center
Julie Hancock will speak on immigration and Andi Rich on clean water. Membership Meeting to follow
Community Listening Session at the Civic Center at 7:00 pm
Community Listening Session at the Civic Center at 7:00 pm

Membership Meeting Wednesday, April 16, 6:00 pm FACE CENTER(Family and Community Engagement Center)270 Mianaceqtawak Road, Keshena
Wednesday, April 16, 6:00 pm
FACE CENTER
(Family and Community Engagement Center)
270 Mianaceqtawak Road, Keshena
Bring a Dish to Pass
Meeting to Follow at 7:00 pm
Guest Speaker: Arvina Martin
• Chair of the WI Democratic Party American Indian Caucus
• WI Representative to the Democratic National Committee
• EMERGE WI Executive Director


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