Every new member is another heart and pair of hands ready to serve.
Every new club is another legacy of kindness planted for future generations.
We’re not just building numbers — we’re building hope.
Mural & Commemorative Plaques
Iron River Lions Mural & Commemorative Plaques
The Iron River Lions Club is thrilled to sponsor a breathtaking new mural by esteemed artist Kelly Meredith. Designed as a complementary piece to the existing Lions mural across the street, this expansive artwork will stand 12 feet tall and stretch 80 feet long, vividly capturing the beauty of Iron River through the changing seasons.
This mural is supported in part by a grant from the Chequamegon Bay Arts Council and the Wisconsin Arts Board with funds from the State of Wisconsin
Offered in three sizes, these plaques provide a meaningful way for community members to leave a lasting legacy within this artistic landmark.
To support this inspiring project, commemorative plaques will be available for purchase and displayed along the base of the mural.
Blueberry Festival
Food, fun and live entertainment is taking over the community of Iron River, Wisconsin.
- Royalty Contest
- Kids’ Pedal Tractor Pull
- Blueberry Pie Eating Contest
- Cardboard Boat Races
- Raffles & Games & Vendors
- Parade, Polka Mass, Talent Show
- PLUS Fireworks and Lots of Musical Entertainment
Spring Fling
Iron River Lions Club
Spring Fling
Sock Hop & Kid’s Carnival
Wipeout Childhood Cancer Event
Temporary Access Ramps
If you are disabled, and you need a safe way to get into your home, the Iron River Lions may be able to provide a handicapped accessible ramp to ease the burden of entering your home. If you or someone you know is in need in the Iron River area, please contact us.
Lions Club Donations
The Iron River Lions Club will continue to do our part to promote the Iron River Community.
We are very proud of our contributions to the Annual Blueberry Festival, Wipeout Childhood Cancer Event (Spring Fling), providing handicapped access ramps and various donations to local and non-profit organizations.
Every new member is another heart and pair of hands ready to serve. Every new club is another legacy of kindness planted for future generations. We’re not just building numbers — we’re building hope.
Video Highlights of the Iron River Lions Club
Being a Lion is about leading by example, building relationships and improving the world through kindness.
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- Blueberry Festival
- Providing Temporary Access Ramps
- Festival; Concerts, Entertainment & Fireworks
- Eye Exams & Assistance with Hearing & Glasses
- Spring Swing Fling
- Support Local Entities; Library, Clinic, Museum, Parks and Schools
- Food Shelf, Scouts
- You are welcome to come to a meeting or help serve on a project. Our meetings are the first Wednesday of the month at 7:00 p.m. at the VFW in Iron River, WI. Guests are always welcome to join us. Want to serve on a project?
- Call Tom Madison, President, at 715-456-5234. We’d love to get to know you and share more of what Lions are all about.
- A Lions club is a great place to develop your leadership skills and put them into action. Each club offers opportunities to lead, along with first-class training from our global association.
Experience the Feeling of Service:
At the heart of Lions clubs there is one constant: Service. Giving your time and energy to others is a fantastic way to help your community. Yet, it also provides a great feeling for you that can spread and have a positive impact in your life and how you approach the world.
Kindness in Action:
When caring people join together, roll up their sleeves and take action to make their community better, it’s a beautiful thing—and an incredible feeling for everyone involved. That’s Lions. Being a Lion is about leading by example, building relationships and improving the world through kindness. It’s 1.4 million caring men and women serving together so they can make a lasting impact and change more lives.