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• Links for Lauren | Friday, Aug. 11 | 12-9 p.m. | The Oaks Golf Course, 4740 Pierceville Rd., Cottage Grove | $60+ | All proceeds benefit neurofibromatosis research at the University of Wisconsin.
• 80s Rewind | Friday, Aug. 11 | 9 p.m. | Crucible, 3116 Commercial Ave, Madison | $5 | Kick off the weekend by jamming out to your favorite old-school hits.

• Bluey’s Big Play | Saturday, Aug. 12 | 11 a.m. | Overture Center, 201 State St., Madison | $25-$55 | Catch opening night of this musical adaption of the popular kid’s show.
• Madison Mallards vs. Wausau | Saturday, Aug. 12 | 6:05 p.m. | Warner Park, 2920 N. Sherman Ave., Madison | $6.08 | The Mallards will wrap up their ’23 campaign while tipping their caps to all of the fans for their continued support.*
• Forward Madison vs. One Knoxville SC | Saturday, Aug. 12 | 7 p.m. | Breese Stevens Field, 917 E. Mifflin St., Madison | $19-$43 | Cheer on the Mingos as they take on Knoxville.*

• Roll and Stroll | Sunday, Aug. 13 | 8:30 a.m. | Capital Brewery, 7734 Terrace Ave., Middleton |$25+ | Grab your running shoes, walking sticks, set of wheels, or whatever you’d like.
• Kids on the Prairie | Sunday, Aug. 13 | 10:30 a.m.-12 p.m. | Holy Wisdom Monastery, 4200 Co. Hwy., Middleton | Free | Kids will learn about butterflies and our role as humans who care for the earth.
• Curd Fest 2023 | Sunday, Aug. 13 | 2-6 p.m. | Breese Stevens Field, 917 E. Mifflin St., Madison | $10-$50 | Returning for its 10th year, this festival features a wide variety of interpretations of those magnificent morsels of fried and fresh cheese curds.

• A Wild Rumpus | Monday, Aug. 14 | 5 p.m. | Reindahl Park, 1818 Portage Rd., Madison | Free | Children will engage in AnjiPlay.
• The Wallflowers | Monday, Aug. 14 | 8 p.m. | The Barrymore Theatre, 2090 Atwood Ave., Madison | $46+ | Rock out with this American rock band led by Jakob Dylan.

• Tomorrow morning, Aug. 12, the Madison Mini Marathon will prompt several street closures. Runners will start at 7 a.m. from North Park and State Streets and travel to the Square, Arboretum, and return down Monroe Street. All streets should be reopened by 12 p.m.

• The co-founder of Forage Kitchen is opening a new restaurant in what was previously SaladsUP, right off of State Street. Scheduled to open Monday, Sept. 18, Comfort Fuel will blend wholesome eating with comfort food with options like açai bowls and grilled cheese French toast.

• The Wisconsin Dells is gearing up for a major addition. Mt. Olympus will soon be home to “The Rise of Icarus,” a waterslide projected to be America’s tallest at 145 ft. Anticipated to debut next summer, this $8 million attraction will be accompanied by a new outdoor children’s water play area. (NBC 15)

• The Wisconsin Union partnered with Karben4 to create two new gluten-free, non-alcoholic beverages. You can find Terrace Lemonade and Terrace Strawberry Lemonade at all Union-run dining spots. Proceeds will support the Union’s nonprofit initiatives, student engagement, local employment, and beverage production at Karben4.

• Nearly five years after a destructive flood, Middleton has reopened the Pheasant Branch Creek Corridor Trail. In August of 2018, heavy rain led to the collapse of six trail bridges and numerous trees along the creek, leaving about $2.5 million in damages. (Channel 3000)

• Janesville’s SHINE Technologies achieved the first-ever visible proof of nuclear fusion energy production. This breakthrough showcases Cherenkov radiation as evidence of fusion, marking a notable step toward practical applications like medical isotope creation. (Cap Times)