By David Ballerstein - Marshfield Now! Marshfield WI - The Discovery Station in downtown Marshfield is preparing for a big event that will take flight next weekend. On Saturday, August 16, the organization will host a Fly-In Breakfast at the Marshfield Municipal Airport from 8 a.m. to noon. The event is designed to revive a tradition that hasn’t been seen locally in decades. For $5, guests can enjoy a continental breakfast while taking part in a variety of activities. Organizers say there will be aviation-themed fun for all ages, including model rocket launches, drone demonstrations, bounce houses, and opportunities to see airplanes and helicopters up close. LifeLink will also be on hand, along with local vendors. While the event is expected to draw visitors from around the region, it also serves as the Discovery Station’s main fundraiser for the year. Proceeds will go toward purchasing a handicap-accessible vehicle to help transport children and adults with special needs to activities and events throughout Wisconsin. The Discovery Station provides STEAM-based educational opportunities — science, technology, engineering, arts, agriculture, and math — along with respite care and social inclusion programs. Participants are often referred through the CLTS program or IRIS, and the center works with both children and adults on individualized learning experiences. As a nonprofit, the Discovery Station is always seeking volunteers and donations, from art and science supplies to animal care assistance. All of the animals at the facility are rescued or donated, and hands-on interactions are a key part of the educational experience. Organizers hope the Fly-In Breakfast will not only raise funds but also reconnect the community with the city’s airport.
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