Life in New Glarus—people, events, food, and the everyday moments that shape our town. From 1st Street to Pioneer Road, this is where stories of community, life and local living come together.
New Glarus’ museums are opening for the summer season, giving visitors and locals a fresh reason to explore the village’s Swiss history, culture and collections.
As the new New Glarus Public Library opens this coming week, the project’s numbers tell the story of a 92-year journey from 150 donated books to a 9,000-square-foot public space built for access, learning and community.
The New Glarus Youth Baseball & Softball Association is making a final push for community support as its annual fundraiser enters its final days, helping fund scholarships, safety upgrades, equipment and expanded opportunities for local players.
Culver’s of New Glarus will keep its drive-through open until 11 p.m. Fridays and Saturdays through Labor Day, offering late-night food, custard and delivery options during the busy summer season.
The father-and-son New Glarus business is focusing on quality shirts, hoodies, local service and custom screen printing for businesses, bands and organizations.
On May 29, Wisconsin celebrates the anniversary of its statehood, offering a moment to reflect on the landscapes, traditions, small towns and people that continue to make this state feel like home.
Fundraiser held by the New Glarus Parent Teacher Organization is raising money for new school playground equipment, with online bidding open through Friday.
Graduation Day is set for June 7, followed by the final day of classes June 9 as New Glarus students, families and staff prepare to close the 2025-26 school year.
The familiar noon siren remains part of daily life in New Glarus, serving as a fire and EMS alert, possible backup warning system and small-town tradition.
State population projections suggest little change in New Glarus through 2050, yet a large pipeline of housing proposals, utility planning and school decisions point to a community preparing for something bigger.
As restoration work continues on the historic New Glarus Hotel & Restaurant, owners are now searching for a general manager while offering a glimpse into the property's past through a newly discovered Hans Lenzlinger drawing.
Two days of live polka music, dancing, food, and community celebration will fill downtown New Glarus during Polkafest 2026, with free admission and activities for all ages.
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