Free events in Muscatine, IA

Enjoy an afternoon of music performed by the Augustana Choral Artists at St. Paul Lutheran Church. Admission is free.

Each Sunday, a complimentary meal is served at Palomares. Cada domingo se ofrece una cena gratuita en Palomares.

Enjoy a Halloween-themed evening with sensory-friendly activities in a calmer environment. Guests can explore museum exhibits and collect small, non-food treats at treat stations, along with taking part in not-too-spooky Halloween activities. Costumes are welcome but not required. Groups are asked to contact the organizers before attending, as group sizes may be limited or another visit time may be recommended depending on expected attendance. Sensory Friendly Nights are presented by GreenState Credit Union.

Moline Centre hosts an official ribbon cutting to welcome La Catrina Plus to the heart of downtown Moline. This new specialty retailer features Mexican groceries and pantry items, home essentials, spices and teas, traditional arts and crafts, apparel and accessories, bedding, piñatas, and other distinctive finds, adding a fresh option for shoppers in the area. The occasion includes brief remarks, a ceremonial ribbon cutting, and time for photos.

At JB's Grub & Pub, Name That Tune is free to enter and offers prizes for top teams. Form a team of any size and take on five rounds grouped by category. Each round includes ten songs, with clips running about 30 seconds to one minute. Teams write down the title and artist for each track, then submit answers at the end of the round. Scoring awards one point for the title and one for the artist, up to 20 points per round, and the highest scoring team receives a prize. Take part in a single round or stay for all five. Food and beverages are available for purchase.

Put your film knowledge to the test with general movie trivia all about 1996 at The Last Picture House in Davenport, IA. This gathering is part of a Movie Trivia Series in which each month spotlights a single year, and a random draw at the event selects the year and theme for the next installment. It is free to play, open to all ages, and prizes include house cash. Arriving early is recommended to secure a table.

Families can connect with the people who keep the community running during a special story time series created for preschoolers and their families. Each week brings a brief meet and greet with a community helper, along with a themed story, simple crafts, and hands-on activities based on the guest's work. Featured helpers include police officers, veterinarians, firefighters, and garbage collectors. The experience is playful and engaging, encourages curiosity about how neighbors serve the community, and turns stories into real world learning. It is free to attend and no registration is required.

Memory Circle offers a welcoming program for adults with dementia and their caregivers, featuring hands-on crafts, simple games, and warm conversation in a supportive setting that fosters connection and memory. Each gathering introduces new themes and activities, creating fresh opportunities to socialize and share stories. No registration is necessary. Presented by Bettendorf Public Library in collaboration with the Iowa Chapter of the Alzheimer's Association, with support from The Friends of the Bettendorf Public Library.

This weekly MTG Commander Night offers a friendly place to meet other players and enjoy casual games. Participation is free, and there are plenty of tables so matches feel comfortable rather than crowded. Whether arriving solo or with a group, attendees can count on a welcoming atmosphere for every skill level. When available, special promos and WPN Premium exclusive items are handed out, giving participants a chance at some extra goodies. The focus is on gameplay, laughter, and community.

Think & Drink Entertainment brings a live, interactive team trivia experience to The Tangled Wood. It is free to play and open to all ages, with teams of up to eight participants. The game runs across four rounds that increase in difficulty and point value, covering topics such as current events, history, geography, science, sports, and more. After each question, a song plays and your team has the length of that track to submit an answer. Phones, web-connected devices, and smartwatches are not allowed. Prizes, including house cash, are awarded, with recognition for the top three teams. Arrive early to secure a table.

Put your knowledge to the test at a trivia gathering hosted by Think & Drink Entertainment at Foundry Food + Tap in Coralville. There is no entry fee, and teams of up to eight can compete across a mix of categories. House cash prizes are available, and participants of all ages are welcome. Seating is first come, first served, so plan to arrive early to secure a table.

Fans of the Star Wars Unlimited trading card game meet every Wednesday for casual free play. Players build decks, try out ideas, and talk strategy in a relaxed setting with no entry fee. All participants receive promo packs as a thank you. Newcomers are welcome, with beginner decks provided so anyone can get started regardless of experience. It is a welcoming space to share tips and enjoy the game together.

Patrick Foley returns to the GHW stage for a dinner hour set filled with familiar songs that invite a sing along. The evening offers a relaxed dinner-and-a-show atmosphere with live music throughout. There is no cover charge.

Head to Edison's Gastropub in Bettendorf for Think & Drink Trivia, a live and interactive team challenge that is free to play and open to all ages. Form a group of up to eight players and take on four rounds that increase in difficulty and point value. Questions span a wide range of subjects, including current events, history, geography, science, sports, and more. After each question a song plays, and your team has only that song’s duration to turn in an answer. Phones, web devices, and smartwatches are not permitted, so it all comes down to what you know. Prizes are awarded to first, second, and third place, with house cash up for grabs. Arrive early to secure a table and settle in for a night of friendly competition.

Enjoy a round of old-school bingo at Tailgators Sports Bar in Coralville. The game is free to play, with prizes to win, including $100 cash in the blackout round.

A Halloween-themed session led by Thrivera Wellness Coordinator Katie B. explores how to recognize and avoid scams. Learn to spot common warning signs such as offers that seem unreal, intimidation or pressure to act quickly, and atypical requests for payment. Participants leave with practical steps to stay safe, safeguard personal information, and prevent fraud. This event is free to attend, and registration is required.

Enjoy a relaxed Pokémon Trading Card Game meetup at Over the Top Games. There is no entry fee, so it is easy to jump into friendly matches, try a new deck build, and trade cards. Gamers and collectors can connect, share ideas about deck construction and strategy, and talk shop with both longtime friends and new faces. The focus is community, casual play, and a welcoming space for anyone who loves the Pokémon TCG.

Prepare for Día de los Muertos with a deeper look at the Mexican Roots exhibition. Explore the galleries and decorate a frame to remember loved ones, then settle in for a talk that offers added insight. Bar and food will be available. Attendees are also invited to return for the Day of the Dead Family Fiesta. Thursday nights at the Figge are free, sponsored by Chris and Mary Rayburn.

Head to GypsyHighway for a live, interactive team trivia experience from Think & Drink Trivia. The game features four rounds that ramp up in difficulty and points, with categories spanning current events, history, geography, science, sports, and more. It is free to play, open to all ages, and teams can include up to eight players. Prizes are awarded for first, second, and third place, with a chance to win house cash. Each question is followed by a song, and your team has the length of the song to submit an answer. Phones, web devices, and smart watches are not permitted during play. Early arrival is recommended to secure a table.

Test your knowledge with a live, interactive team trivia experience from Think & Drink Entertainment at Five Cities Brewing in Bettendorf, IA. It is free to enter, and groups of up to eight players compete through four escalating rounds with increasing point values. Topics cover a wide mix, including current events, history, geography, science, sports, and more. After each question, a song plays and your team has that song's duration to hand in an answer. Phones, web devices, and smart watches are not permitted during the game. House cash is on the line, and prizes are awarded to the top three teams. Arrive early to secure a table.

Enjoy Music Bingo at Micky's Irish Pub & Grill in Davenport with Think & Drink Entertainment. This twist on the classic game swaps numbers for snippets of songs, then challenges players to identify titles and mark their cards. No phones, devices, or apps are allowed, and five in a row wins. Expect name-that-tune moments and plenty of sing along fun. Play inside or out on the patio when weather allows. It is free to play, open to all ages, and winners can pick up free drinks and other prizes.

Five Cities Brewing in Bettendorf, Iowa hosts a music bingo night that blends classic bingo with name that tune-style challenges and lively singalongs. There is no cost to participate, and winners earn free beer. Expect a fun, social spin on a familiar favorite.

Enjoy an evening of live music featuring the Augustana Jazz Ensemble and Jazz Lab Band, directed by Joel Linscheid. Admission is free.

At the Chauncey Swan Parking Ramp, this open-air farmers market features fresh, homegrown produce, baked goods, handcrafted goods, plants, and flowers. Live music is part of the experience with support from sponsors, including Green State Credit Union in May, Hills Bank in August, and Walden Place Senior Living as a half season sponsor from May through July. Weekly park activities add to the atmosphere.