Filter
- All Events – Displays all events from today.wisc.edu.
- Tag – Allows you to only show events based on a specific tag. If you know the specific tag value, you can type it in. Otherwise, you can choose an option from the suggestions list.
- Custom Feed ID – Show events from a curated feed. WiscWeb has some helpful documentation here on how to create a custom feed.
To display all CALS events, use event feed 30 - Event ID – Show one specific event on your page. Any changes made on today.wisc.edu will reflect in the block on your page, though changes may not always display immediately. To get the event ID, open the event in today.wisc.edu, and enter the number at the end of the URL.
In the example https://today.wisc.edu/events/view/123456, 123456 is the event ID.
Limit
The maximum number of events to display. It is recommended you keep this number no more than 5 to keep lists short and scannable. You can always add a button below the block that links out for users to view “More Events” on today.wisc.edu.
Fields
Allows you to control which additional fields from the event will be displayed on the page. If there is no value for the field, the field will not display for that event. The title and date of the event will always be displayed.
Example
Event Feed ID: 30, all fields visible
- Jul29 Coffee in the Garden Series 9:30 AM-10:30 AM Spooner Agricultural Research Station W6646 Hwy 70 Spooner WI 54801 At the Coffee in the Garden Series you will get the chance to chat and ask questions with Spooner’s Master Gardener, Lori over coffee. These informal Q&A sessions will cover topics such as general gardening, plant pairing, home gardener topics and more! The University of Wisconsin–Madison College of Agricultural and Life Sciences provides equal opportunities in employment and programming in compliance with state and federal law. jcampbell37@wisc.edu
- Aug01 Indigo massage dying Ingredients: Elbow grease, fiber, Indigo, salt. 10:00 AM-12:00 PM Allen Centennial Garden Using only salt, indigo, woad, and elbow grease, we’ll teach you how to work the color into fabric. This is the most fun way to make fabric (and hands) blue! Dye a UW Office of Sustainability tote bag or a 25” x 25” bandana each for $10. Have something with you you’d like to try this with? The cost will start at $10 and depend on the size of apparel you brought it in. Designed for those 18+. $10 608-576-2501 allencentennialgarden@hort.wisc.edu
- Aug03 Conservation abroad: how to adopt it 7:00 PM Kemp Natural Resources Station, Woodruff In Kenya, community-based conservation has emerged as an effective solution by involving local residents directly in conservation efforts. Join UW-Madison undergraduate Nico Gitterle, who, during his spring 2026 study abroad experience in Kenya, learned how this approach gives communities a voice in decision-making, creates economic opportunities through conservation and tourism, and reduces pressure to sell land for development. 715-358-5667 karla.ortman@wisc.edu
- Aug04 Wisconsin Turfgrass Association Summer Field Day 8:00 AM O.J. Noer Turfgrass Research & Education Facility 2502 S. Pleasant View Rd Verona, WI 53593 Join researchers and vendors to learn about all things turf including research from Paul Koch, Kurt Hockemeyer, Doug Soldat, and research staff with presentations beginning at 9:00 am. Registration will open at 8:00 am and includes morning and afternoon turf education, trade show, morning coffee, and lunch. The University of Wisconsin-Madison provides College of Agricultural and Life Sciences equal opportunities in employment and programming in compliance with state and federal law. Non-WTA member: $50.00 | WTA-member: $40.00 audra.anderson@wisc.edu
- Aug06 No Till, No Spray, No Weeds & Experiences in Organic Field Day 9:00 AM-3:00 PM Arlington Agricultural Research Station N695 Hopkins Road Arlington, WI 53911 This field day will feature field tours of no-till research trials, and updates on the state of herbicide resistance for the future weed management. There will also be introductions to organic field crop production and certification including a farmer panel and an organic certification introduction. The University of Wisconsin-Madison College of Agricultural and Life Sciences provides equal opportunities in employment and programming in compliance with state and federal law. kristina.crapp@wisc.edu