r/sheboygan

Probably a long shot but wanted to buy some in honor of Mike Ditka.

We've been to Sheboygan as a family before (love the Story Time Garden, the Weather Center, and Schwarz's) but this time we'll be camping so we'll need to find a family-oriented bar or restaurant to watch the game. Any recommendations... or places to avoid? Edited to say: kids' ages range from toddler to middle school, FWIW!

So I’m disabled, so I can’t always be super active, but I’d really love to find some people who are into the same things I am. I’m a huge nerd for anime, music, gaming, movies, etc. I’ve tried to do D&D, but tabletop stuff has always been hard for me to get into even though I've tried A LOT to be.

I’d also love to find a group that doesn’t revolve around drinking though I don't mind if we do. I keep finding groups geared toward kids or seniors, but not much for people in between. I’m totally open to making friends with anyone 18+.

I’ve been feeling pretty isolated lately between running my own business, living more out in the country, and dealing with medical stuff. Is there anywhere I could connect with other local nerds? 😭

Hello, I'm asking reddit because I'm not in Sheboygan, but my family is.

My younger brother is an adult living at home with my mom and my other younger siblings in Sheboygan. He has an alcohol problem and he will frequently drink by himself and it's such an issue that he bounces from job to job because he's shown up drunk. He's still really young (mid 20s).

He also might have schizophrenia or at the very least he has mental health issues. He easily believes conspiracy theories and last night he was walking about my mom's house with a knife because he believed that someone was coming for them and he needed to protect them.

Does anyone know of some low cost or free mental health and alcoholic help? I don't have any money to help him and my parents definitely don't either. I fear if he doesn't get him soon he will be like this for the rest of his life.

I recently attended Thursday bingo at the Sheboygan Elks Lodge. Bingo itself was very drug out and the callers constantly messed up. I was less than impressed with some left over ham and hot dogs. The food was definitely left over from another event. The building was dirty and not up to standards to have the general public there. I even noticed the toilets seemed to not flush. Has anyone had similar experience at this place. How are there so many members over looking this?

What are the best spots to hit up in Sheboygan on a Sunday to grab a cup of coffee or other fancy drink. Sit and chat. Maybe have some bakery or pastries on hand. Love good ambiance or scenery. Planning a low key 1st date/meet up.

Female, 23.

Hi all! I have a body shape that does not fit standard sizing, so almost all of my clothes require alteration. I’ve been trying to do it myself but it’s extremely difficult without any prior knowledge of how to sew.

I also love fashion and want to make some of my own pieces, or atleast do extreme alterations on current pieces I have. Do you guys know anyone in the area that would be open to giving sewing lessons? Or maybe a shop owner that might be interested?

Obviously I will pay any necessary rates.

Thank you guys in advance!

Did you leave last night's film screening craving chili? Has the chill in the air made you long for a warm hearty bowl of chili? Well you are in luck. This Sunday, 11-1 at St Luke UMC is the annual chili cook off. 14 chilis. Piles of cornbread. Free admission, vote for people's choice with your dollars. We're raising funds for youth mission trips but also just trying to have fun and eat chili.