Good morning, La Crosse.

Residents in La Crosse came together yesterday for a multi-faith Earth Day service — an event that celebrated environmental awareness and community unity.

Experts will educate pet and plant parents by offering advice + guidance at an expo in Onalaska today.

The event aims to help families care for both pets and gardens with local expertise.

Local community volunteers have made hundreds of quilts for residents in need and will soon distribute them to local centers.

The effort supports families facing hardship in La Crosse.

Western Technical College and UW-La Crosse have joined the Corn Belt Ports Rural Logistics and Maritime Training and Education Consortium with institutions from Wisconsin, Illinois, Missouri, and Iowa to boost inland maritime workforce skills. (Both schools combine hands-on training and academic programs to meet employer demand.)

First Fridays at the RAD

5-8 p.m. — Rivoli Arts District — Free entry — Explore over 20 artist studios and support local creativity in a vibrant community atmosphere.

Wisconsin Archery Alliance Field Archery Academy 2026

10 a.m. - 2 p.m. — Blackhawk Archers of La Crosse Wisconsin, Inc. — Lunch included — Learn field archery techniques from National Champion Rod Menzer in a scenic Wisconsin setting.

NFAA First Field Shoot by Blackhawk Archers

12:00-1:00 p.m. — Blackhawk Archers of La Crosse Wisconsin, Inc. — Registration fees apply — Compete in a thrilling archery event with a shotgun start.

30th Annual La Crosse Area Mayoral Prayer Breakfast

7:29-8:45am – The Radisson Center – Tickets required, $20 – This event brings the community together for a meaningful morning of honoring and praying for our local leaders, along with breakfast and a keynote speaker. Tickets are available only through April 30.

Long-stitch Bookbinding: the Medieval Paperback

9:00 AM – 12:30 PM — Art House La Crosse — $40-70 sliding scale — Explore traditional bookbinding techniques and create your own sketchbook or journal.