Holidaze Arts Festival

Story by Anna Soldner, Freelancer|December 16, 2013

The Eau Claire Holidaze Arts Festival celebrated its 25th anniversary at the downtown Convention Center last weekend. Holidaze marked the final event to be held in the venue before the building’s foreclosure. About 48 local and regional artists participated, including magnetic therapy jeweler Chris Krumbach and snowman crafter Donna Reed. The 2014 location has yet to be determined, but event organizer Tami Schraufnagel said she is looking into Hobbs Municipal Ice Center off Water Street, as well as other options within the downtown area.

Mr. Kitty’s Cat Cafe

The Banbury Spring Market was held from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on April 6 at their Galloway Street location. Vendors sold crafts and attendees could listen to live music and eat various foods.

Banbury Place Market holds spring market

The UW-Eau Claire Commencement Office held a drop-in event for graduating students to prepare for the May 18 spring commencement.

UWEC graduating students prepare for commencement

Attendees dance the night away with the University Symphony Orchestra performing in the background.

UW-Eau Claire’s 49th annual Viennese Ball

A look inside the new Sonnentag Event Center

News

Sam Consiglio (right) has been elected as UW-Eau Claires student body president for the 68th session and Zach Jacobson (left) has been elected vice president.

Consiglio-Jacobson ticket wins Student Senate election

All of the Faculty Forum presentations are held in the Center for Excellence in Teaching and Learning, or CETL.

Neurodivergence and professionalism presentation

Walker spoke as his current role of president of Young America’s Foundation.

Scott Walker speaks on campus

Forum to feature Patrick Marley and announcement of 2024 Devroy Fellow.

Ann Devroy Forum to be held on April 25

The two camps discuss why they should be the next student body president.

Student presidential candidates debate

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