Events in Muscatine today

Experience a lively market that celebrates the charm of Lunenburg, Nova Scotia with skilled makers, flavorful local fare, and live performances. Explore more than 150 vendors spread across multiple buildings, with a brand new building joining the lineup for 2026. Expect food trucks on site both days, live music, and outdoor tents that set a welcoming atmosphere. Browse handcrafted pottery, woodwork, glass art, textiles, home decor, jewelry, and other creations from Nova Scotian artisans and makers. Savor baked goods, fudge, nuts, specialty foods, beverages, local wines, and hearty options from the food trucks. Admission includes a weekend wristband for return visits. Only service dogs are allowed inside buildings, and carrying cash is recommended for a smooth shopping experience.

Held inside the climate controlled Musco Sports Dome in Muscatine, this indoor event avoids the uncertainties of late October Iowa weather. It features two single day tournaments with divisions for 8U, 9U, 10U, 14U and HSO. Discounts are available for organizations entering multiple teams and for teams that participate in multiple J & E Sports indoor tournaments.

An open-air market at the Chauncey Swan Parking Ramp in Iowa City features farm-fresh produce, baked treats, handmade crafts, garden plants, and colorful flowers. Live music, supported by sponsors, sets the tone, and activities take place in the park each week. Music support comes from Green State Credit Union in May, Hills Bank in August, and Walden Place Senior Living as a half-season partner from May through July.

Muscatine County Conservation is partnering with First Watch Fly Co. to offer beginner friendly fly casting and fly tying instruction that emphasizes purposeful time outdoors. This hands on morning class lasts four hours and covers the essentials of fly fishing in a supportive, relaxed setting in Muscatine County. Participants learn casting techniques, how to set up a rod, reel, line, and leader, ways to read water, and the fundamentals of tying flies with step by step guidance. All necessary equipment is provided, and personal gear is welcome. Space is limited, and registration is required. For details and to register, contact Muscatine County Conservation.

At the Hyatt Hotel in Coralville, this two-day shopping showcase brings together a wide mix of in-home and storefront vendors. There are more than one hundred booths to explore, and admission is $5. Families will find extras for kids, including a bouncy house and a coloring area. More than eighty door prizes are available, and attendees can choose which prizes to try for. Built over seven years, the show has grown into a large gathering for both shoppers and vendors in Iowa. Vendors are set up both days, offering flexibility on when to visit. Information for prospective vendors is available.

The annual Wapello Fall Craft Show takes place at Wapello Senior High School. Prospective vendors can email wcsd.boosters@wapellocsd.org or send a message to the event page and include what they sell. To help prevent scams, official communication will come only from the event page, the email listed above, or from Beth Hardin or Jenna Meeker.

At Discovery Park, the Muscatine Area Walk to End Alzheimer’s brings people together to form teams, donate, sponsor, volunteer, and fundraise, with chances to earn prizes, all to support the mission of ending Alzheimer’s disease.

A Quad Cities Area walk at Vibrant Arena at the Mark is part of the World’s Largest Polio Walk, a coordinated regional initiative honoring World Polio Day. The local effort is organized by Rotary Clubs from Districts 6000 and 6420, including Bettendorf Rotary, Davenport Rotary, Rotary Club of East Moline-Silvis, Rotary Club of Geneseo, Illinois Quad Cities Rotary Club, Rotary Club of Moline, Rotary Club of Rock Island, River Cities Rotary, and Twin Rivers Rotary After Hours. Across Region 36 in Zones 25 and 29, Rotary members in 11 states and two countries are coming together with a shared aim to raise 1 million dollars to help end polio. Rotary’s work has already reduced global polio cases by 99.9 percent, and each step taken locally contributes to protecting children, strengthening communities, and driving eradication forward. Additional event information will be shared as plans are finalized.

Presented by Lagomarcino’s, this fifth annual Village Zombie Run 5K pairs a family-friendly race with a trick-or-treat experience. The point-to-point, timed downhill course begins at Duck Creek Park near the tennis courts, follows Belle Avenue and a spooky stretch of Elm Street, then continues down Jersey Ridge to finish in the heart of the Village of East Davenport. Costumes with zombie flair are welcome. Shuttle service will operate from the Village to Duck Creek Park before the start. Young runners can take part in quarter-mile and half-mile races held in the Village.

Travels with the Muse offers an exploration of creativity through Lori Erickson’s journeys to places where art and spirituality intersect. The path ranges from the light-filled Sagrada Família in Barcelona and the pulse of the Mississippi Blues Trail to Nebraska quiltmaking and the spinning devotion of the whirling dervishes in Türkiye. Along the way she sketches, listens, and learns from people and places, revealing how creativity grows more from paying attention than from innate talent. At its core, this invitation encourages deeper seeing, making something with your own hands, and noticing the sacred threads running through the world around us.

Hy-Vee Kids Club Trick or Treat brings Halloween fun to the Crosspark Road Hy-Vee in Coralville. This free in-store event welcomes children in costume to collect treats and celebrate with the family. Costumes are encouraged, whether spooky, silly, or superhero inspired. Share the adorable moments by tagging @hyvee in Kids Club event photos on social media for a chance to be featured.

Hy-Vee Kids Club hosts a free in-store trick or treating experience at the local Hy-Vee. Children can wear their favorite costumes, collect sweet treats, and enjoy a family-friendly way to celebrate Halloween together. Costumes are encouraged, and families are welcome to snap photos of the fun. Share pictures on social media by tagging @hyvee for a chance to be featured.

Browse new fall arrivals alongside a big end of summer sale at Flower Moon in downtown Tipton. A free book table will be available outside New Body Fitness.

Ryan Bizarri performs live with a country sound that warms the cooling season. A set of country tunes that adds a cozy spark to a chilly day.

Mississippi Valley Fairgrounds hosts a gathering dedicated to supporting those affected by pancreatic cancer and building awareness. Held in the Starlight Ballroom ahead of the University of Iowa versus Minnesota football game, it features plenty of raffle baskets, silent auction items, and food, with beverages available for purchase.

Kids can dive into a Halloween themed cookie decorating class at Small Town Pastry in Bettendorf, IA. Young bakers will decorate their own cookies inspired by spooky spiders, creepy eyeballs, playful monsters, and other festive designs. The $35 per child fee includes cookies to decorate, all necessary tools and materials, and a box to take their creations home. No prior decorating experience is needed, only creativity and a sweet tooth. Space is limited, and each participant who will be decorating must have a separate ticket.

Old Brick in Iowa City sets the scene for a candlelit tribute to the timeless music of Queen and The Beatles, performed live by a string quartet for an intimate, multi sensory concert experience. Across 60 minutes, the program includes favorites such as Here Comes the Sun, Blackbird, Help!, Come Together, Yesterday, All You Need Is Love, Love of My Life, Another One Bites the Dust, I Want to Break Free, We Are the Champions, We Will Rock You, Radio Ga Ga, and Bohemian Rhapsody. The music is performed by a Listeso string quartet. Doors open 30 minutes before the performance begins, and late entry is not permitted once the show starts. Guests must be at least 8 years old, and anyone under 16 must attend with an adult. The venue is ADA compliant. Seating in each zone is assigned on a first come, first served basis. This is a tribute performance and has no affiliation with, endorsement from, or sponsorship by the artists, their estates, or official representatives.

PetSmart hosts a National Adopt Joy event focused on raising local awareness about the growing number of dogs entering shelters. By bringing adoption opportunities into the store, it helps shelters connect dogs with new families. Every adoption includes VIPP status and an adoption booklet with over $350 in savings.

This weekly Riftbound trading card game tournament features a standard best of three format. The number of rounds adjusts to the size of the field. Entry costs $12, and participants may receive promotional items and booster packs when available.

This annual daytime celebration transforms the library into a gentle haunted house imagined and decorated by the Teen Library Council. Expect festive costumes, playful makeup, and friendly actors greeting visitors with smiles and waves. Bring a bag for trick-or-treating as you make your way through the library. The experience is tailored to young children and anyone who prefers a scare-free visit, and admission is free for everyone. The line to enter forms outside, so dress for the weather.

Football season brings game day deals at TAPTAP. Domestic beer buckets are $18, seltzer buckets are $30, and 100 ounce beer towers are available. A $15 combo features six wings with a side of nachos.

An elegant masked celebration pairs glamour with purpose, benefiting Muscatine County Area Habitat for Humanity. Set at the Merrill Hotel & Conference Center, this first-year masquerade ball and Fund-the-Need auction invites formal attire and favorite masks, with tickets priced at $90 and including a plated dinner. A cash bar will offer signature drinks, and the centerpiece is a fundraising segment that directs contributions toward safe, stable housing in the Muscatine area. Opportunities exist to participate in advance through sponsorships or by donating items, experiences, or gift baskets for the silent auction. The evening offers a festive atmosphere of connection, dining, and giving in support of the community.

A weekly Gundam TCG event features organized rounds determined by attendance and a prize structure that scales with the player count. Entry is $12. Each participant receives at least one booster for playing, along with promo packs.

Celebrate spooky season with a hands-on Adult Halloween Cookie Decorating Class at Small Town Pastry. This friendly workshop guides participants through decorating four themed sugar cookies, featuring a ghost, a poison bottle, a pumpkin, and a bat. Beginners are welcome, and all materials are provided. Admission is $45 per person. Bring your own wine if you wish. The experience includes guided instruction, all decorating supplies, light snacks with apple cider, and a box to carry your creations home. Each participant needs their own ticket, which covers supplies and cookies for one decorator, and tickets are sold per person rather than by group or table. Space is limited.

At The Spotlight Theatre in Moline, IL, Artistic Director Courtney Lyon introduces a premiere dance adaptation of Nathaniel Hawthorne’s The Scarlet Letter. Performed by company dancers, this new work channels the novel’s emotion, tension, and dramatic consequences into movement. Choreographed by Lyon, the premiere embraces inventive, surprising moments and theatrical nuance to present the story in a fresh light.

Melissa and Velvet Suns return to the Gypsy Highway stage from Missouri with a party set that spans many genres. The performance is upbeat and high energy, aimed at keeping the dance floor busy. The night is billed as dinner and a show, there is a $5 cover, and an afterparty follows the performance.

Part of the third leg of The STARS Tour, GRAMMY-nominated singer-songwriter Anne Wilson appears at Capitol Theatre in Davenport, IA with support from Aodhan King and Peter Burton. The set blends new music from her album STARS with fan favorites including God Story, Strong, Hey Girl, and her multi week number one single My Jesus, creating an evening of music, worship, and a look at what is ahead. A VIP experience is planned before doors open, followed by general entry and the concert, with the schedule subject to change. Tickets are available now. For buyer protection, third party ticket resales are not permitted on TPR. event pages, and tickets purchased through unofficial sellers are not guaranteed or supported, so use the official ticketing outlet for this event.

Haunted Fairgrounds & Pop-Up Bar features a haunted fairgrounds experience paired with a pop-up bar. Entry costs $20 per person, and $5 discount coupons can be found at local businesses.

The group returns to Aledo for a party at Saucy's. Saucy's will be the gathering spot as they come back to town.

Underground Invasion returns to Davenport, IA with its fourth installment, showcasing a night of underground hip hop, rap, and trap. The lineup features Havix Boyz, Zac Tÿrr, Tapewerm, TOtheTYRANT, Sleep Lyrical, GL00M, Reezy, Stoneface Killer, Muteuall, and Demon Lord Vio. Expect a blend of emerging artists and legends as Underground Invasion 4 highlights the depth and energy of the scene.

Over the Top Games presents a Star Wars Unlimited tournament featuring best-of-three play with 55 minutes allotted per round. The total number of rounds depends on how many players enter. Prizing scales with attendance, and every participant receives at least one booster pack. The entry fee is $12, offering a friendly setting for competition and a chance to connect with fellow fans.

Compete in a One Piece card game event using the Standard format with best of one matches. The entry fee is $12. Players will face off in up to four rounds, each scheduled for 30 minutes with 5 minutes of overtime if needed. Promos and booster packs are awarded based on attendance.

Enjoy a trunk or treat at Culver's in Muscatine, IA.

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

Blood on the Clocktower takes over Diversions Tabletop Game Lounge for a ticketed evening of bluffing, deduction, and high-stakes decisions. Offered every Sunday and some Thursdays, this social game pits Good against Evil under the guidance of a Storyteller. By day, players share information openly or whisper in private before voting on a suspect. By night, the Storyteller wakes players one by one to gather clues, sow confusion, or strike. No one sits out for long, since eliminated characters still influence the outcome as ghosts, and latecomers can enter as powerful Travellers with shifting loyalties. Each month features a range of session types tailored to experience level. Learn to Play focuses on rules, basic strategies, and support for newcomers. Level Up adds complexity through new roles or slight script changes. Advanced challenges use any scripts chosen by the Storytellers Guild and expect a firm grasp of characters and rules. Special Feature sessions appear occasionally to debut new elements or test custom scenarios. Tickets are required.

Enjoy a live set from In Her Own Words at Wildwood BBQ & Saloon, with Fluorescents and Bobobot rounding out the bill. The show is open to all ages, and advance admission is $20.

Begin the week with an energizing early-morning group run with Fleet Feet Run Club, starting from Dunn Brothers Coffee in the Birchwood Fields area of Davenport. Participants can run or walk at any pace, with route options ranging from about 3 to 7.5 miles. After finishing, stay for coffee and conversation.

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.

The Band Memo appears in person with special guests. Rising from New York City stages with a reputation for high energy sets, the group channels the spirit of classic rock while bringing a fresh, original perspective. Their EP, Treading Water, recorded and produced by the band, showcases growth in the studio with a sound that feels both timeless and current. On stage, they lean into improvisation, starting from tightly crafted songs and expanding into surging guitar passages and funky, psychedelic grooves, shaping each performance in real time while responding to the crowd’s energy. They have shared bills with The Heavy Heavy, Allen Stone, and Mihali of Twiddle, and have completed their first headline tour as they continue gaining traction in the retro rock and jam scene.

This MNFC Book Club gathering features a cozy potluck alongside soup, with participants asked to bring an appetizer, side, or dessert to share. The club centers on reading and building friendships, and conversation is welcome whether or not you finished the selected title, since thoughtful perspectives can come from any level of reading progress. Each month a different member chooses the book and the venue, which could be a home setting with or without a potluck theme or a local restaurant where everyone covers their own meal. Chosen books need to be available in audio or CD format through the Musser Public Library. Nonfiction selections are spaced at least six months apart, series picks should begin with the first installment, and, when possible, titles with film or television adaptations are preferred. Discussions are guided by courtesy and focus. Differences of opinion are natural and can enrich the conversation, and sometimes it is best to let a disagreement rest. Please follow the moderator’s direction, stay on topic, and feel free to contribute relevant context such as author background, historical details, or related themes. Inappropriate conduct or language is not permitted.

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.

A celebration for the sixth book in the ACOTAR series takes place at Sidekick Coffee & Books, bringing fans together for trivia that does not require teams, special giveaways, and drinks themed after Velaris. Copies will be handed out at the moment of release, and the festivities conclude once every book has been distributed. Preorders are available. Entry requires the purchase of one book per person, refunds are not offered, and attendance is limited to the first 100 people. The theme welcomes Night Court devotees and anyone eager to return to Prythian.

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.

Train smart and finish strong with a tempo-focused workout that builds speed, endurance, and confidence. Expect steady efforts that push you while still feeling manageable, with options that keep the session approachable for participants of all experience levels. All paces are welcome, and there is a marked social route for a run or walk of up to 3 miles. Meet in the parking lot at Bettendorf High School.

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.

Students in grades 5 through 12 who are learning English and their families are welcome at an informational evening highlighting the English Learner Program, a new curriculum, and after school study options. Snacks will be available.

Live and in person, American Aquarium performs with very special guests, delivering gritty country rock and sing-along moments grounded in lyrics that linger well after the show. For almost twenty years, the North Carolina-based band has pursued that mix of cathartic energy and hard truth, a vision reflected on the new album The Fear of Standing Still. Frontman BJ Barham leads a big, anthemic set that highlights his most candid writing yet along with the group’s relentless drive. The lineup features Barham with Shane Boeker on guitar, Neil Jones on pedal steel, Rhett Huffman on keyboards, Ryan Van Fleet on drums, and Alden Hedges on bass.

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.

The Augustana Historical Society marks the release of its latest publication, a 1960s student memoir by Dr. Ann Boaden titled Swiss Cheese on Wry, or Recollections of a Happy Nerd, at the Thomas Tredway Library. A brief program accompanies the release, along with a pop-up exhibit showcasing photographs and artifacts from 1960s student life. Activities take place in Special Collections on the library’s first floor.

An open mic jam at The Gypsy Highway welcomes bands and individual musicians to step onstage. The setup is ready with PA and lighting, a house drum kit, guitar and bass amplifiers, and a keyboard. Bring your own instrument and plug in to play. It is a relaxed way to meet fellow artists, spark collaborations, and build musical connections. Past gatherings have produced standout moments that keep the vibe lively.

Interested in the grooming salon or arranging a return visit? A 10% discount is available on grooming appointments during this promotion. Appointments can be scheduled online, in store, or by phone, and walk-ins are not accepted. Please have proof of current rabies, distemper, and parvo vaccinations as required by the State of Iowa’s Department of Agriculture.

Practice intentionally in a 45 minute session that blends classic yoga postures with functional breathwork plus focused core and pelvic floor rehabilitation. The pace stays purposefully slow so you can sense how your breathing supports strength and stability, emphasizing that the core extends beyond abs and that the pelvic floor benefits from mindful attention. You will learn to activate and coordinate deeper support systems to benefit your whole body, whether you are on the mat or moving through daily life. Expect longer held poses, thoughtful movement, and a lighthearted, anatomy-savvy vibe as yoga takes on a practical, functional twist. Suitable for both newcomers and long-time practitioners, this class offers clear ways to build core strength and engage the pelvic floor in a way that feels accessible. Breathe, move, and enjoy a little laughter along the way.

Feeling stressed or overwhelmed, or simply looking for fresh ways to care for your well-being? This welcoming, practical session at the Iowa City Senior Center takes a whole-person approach to everyday life and health. Led by Cheryl Doyle, a psychiatric mental health nurse practitioner and board-certified holistic wellness practitioner, the program explores how stress and trauma can be held in the body and introduces simple techniques such as meditation, energy healing, and deep breathing that may help ease tension and support balance. It is designed for everyday people rather than experts and includes supportive conversation, clear demonstrations, and time for questions and discussion. The program is seated and focuses on small, doable steps you can begin using right away to feel more informed and calm. Offered quarterly, with registration handled through the senior center.

Enjoy a meal at Pat and Fran's Irish Pub while supporting BBBS. During this charity event, fifteen percent of sales will be donated to BBBS.

This caregiver support group offers a supportive setting to connect with others who understand the realities of caregiving. Respite care is available during the meeting so participants can take a true break while their loved ones are cared for. Hosted by Senior Housing Advisor Holly Blood, it takes place at UnityPoint Health AbbeHealth Services in Iowa City.

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.

Burlington Street Bluegrass Band performs at Wildwood Smokehouse & Saloon with lively picking, foot tapping rhythms, and warm melodies. This night of live bluegrass blends spirited instrumentals with heartfelt songs for a welcoming musical experience.

Every kind of act is invited to an open stage where you can sign up when you arrive and step into the spotlight. Share music, dance, vocals, comedy, acting, or any other performance you are ready to present. The atmosphere is welcoming to a wide range of styles, so bring your creativity and take your turn on stage.

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.

Broken Blackhawk Comedy Open Mic brings stand-up to The Blackhawk Room with an anything can happen spirit. New comics and veterans try out material in front of a real crowd, blending sharp one liners, quirky stories, classic structures, and bold experiments. Misses and surprises are part of the ride, and the vibe stays friendly, supportive, and just wild enough to keep everyone on their toes. Some nights are set aside as Theme Nights, adding prompts or creative constraints that push performers in new directions and give the audience a different kind of show. Admission is free for performers and attendees, and drinks are available next door at Broken Saddle. Hosted by James Draper and Chris Starman.

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.

Celebrate a Halloween-themed ladies night focused on pampering and wellness. Settle into a zero gravity massage chair, experience red light therapy, or relax in an infrared sauna. IV infusions are priced at $150 and include your choice of two supplements in the bag plus two IV pushes or injections afterward. The team also offers free chair massages and massage giveaways, with complimentary hot stone and cupping add-ons. A chiropractic professional will be on hand with no-cost hot packs, massage gun support, and Foot Levelers orthotic consultations. All injections are 25 percent off. Tickets are free, and drinks and snacks are included.

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.

Play bingo through a series of games, with each card costing $1.

Riftbound fans gather at Remis for a casual organized play night in a relaxed setting with friends. Play focuses on 1v1 matches, with occasional switches to 2v2 or free-for-all formats. Participants bring their own constructed decks, and there are weekly chances to earn in-store prizes.

A welcoming writer's workshop at Remis Arcane Exchange in Muscatine brings together creatives of every background, from beginners and hobbyists to experienced professionals. Each week the group spends two hours rekindling momentum, exchanging ideas, working through prompts, and sharing editing approaches while exploring the stories they love to write. The spirit is simple and encouraging... start small, build your world one word and one line at a time, and bring a little courage.

AYC is kicking off the new season with a fall festival for children of any age. The event welcomes families connected to the church as well as those visiting for the first time. Activities and food are planned, with more details to be announced.

Eagerly requested and returning, this tribute immerses audiences in the music of Garth Brooks, led by Drew Baloh whose look and voice closely mirror the country icon. Expect the surge of 90s country nostalgia as the lights rise on a full production with striking visuals and a seasoned band. The set spans signature hits including Friends in Low Places, The Thunder Rolls, The Dance, and Ain’t Goin’ Down ('til the Sun Comes Up), along with many more crowd favorites. Moments in the show capture the spirit of the famed Live in Central Park concert, bringing big-stage energy and plenty of singalongs. Two performances are scheduled that day. The matinee includes lunch service and is priced at $67 per person, and the evening show includes dinner service at $72 per person. All sales are final and there are no refunds on concerts.

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.